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The Carlisle independent., 1907-11-21
The Sequel.

Funny thing about Dudley. He said le needed a little whisky because he was run down."
 Well, wasn't he run down?"
 q don't know about that, but I do know he was run in."-The Catholic Standard aud Times.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-11-21
The Truly Great.

Nearly all the really great people of the world have always been cour. teous, simple and kind in manner to their fellow men in all stations of life
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-13

Chester e. Iurtl" "f Ir"Wmii.ld ~:
accepted 4 pnsi'.n AZ clerk ~ IT,
Office ur tic state treasurer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-13
What Gauss Will Do in Augusta.

What promises t. DC the best v;ilid"-
willie ana moving picture Show ever
given i'll This city viii take place on
next Monday ANA Tuesday evenings ~
the CITY hall. The SHOW. which is =
baseball 10" it, is hca',"'! by til" man
rf mystery. known as '"rn- ~ ii
t::ni:&." This cl,l'r artist is Il young
nan int tn way h" performs his mar
vcluuS r,;iS makes tlc "ldtiIurrS IN
this line Of work sit mp and take no
ticc Mr. Gauss is considered by all
X no have witnessed his work to ~ th"
only rival nf Houdini. I'm al the large
cities " here ne has appeared. nc has
cIratcd Il sensation ~ his marvellous
performances in making his oscap"
from iails. handcuffs, straight Jackets.
boxes. etc. Only recently ne appeared
at the Boston Theatre before an all-
dioncc of over . 900 people, who after
Win .eSing his cScap" from Il straight
Jacket. made This big playhouse ring
With applause and chorrg. Tfoudi,i
himself who was one of tho spectators
l., tho vast aesemhlago led in The an
piaus". During his stay in this city.
Gauss viii allow anyone thIt wishes.
10 put their handouts on him provided
they are in working condition ana til"
regulation order. On Monday evening
He will also attempt to free himself
from Z straight jacket in FIJI! view of
tn" audience. For Tuesday evening III
has accepted n challenge to make His
escape from 4 packing case that il b.
ing made by the Wcll-knoWn builder
Mr.. G.. l.. Wentworth Of this citv IN
conjunction with Gauss other Grst-
class artists will appear including
Johnni" Qui@lcy. the famous ncwshnv
tenor. Miss Clarke. the singer moving
| pictures. "tc. Seats now on sale
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-13

The members Of the II. q. STABLES
camp. s. If ". Of this city. are work
ing indust1i rusly with the comrlet ion
Of the arrangements for the coming
department convention Of the Main.
division which win ~ hcld il this ritv
il June. ana the last entertainment
which win i" given ior the purpose y:
raising funds will i" tn" basket party
which will hc given on Monday even
ing. May 6. and VIII be attended hy
members of the order from many
places in Konncbo1 county. COL. L. V.
Soule will sell tho baskets ut auction
ana Dennis Orchestra viii furnish
music for the dance which Will follow
4 meeting Of tie camr win hn hnIl nn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-13
o. GARDNER.

1t was learned yesterday at the Office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-13

], G. Knapp, advance agent q: Hi
Pom. ; Ministries. Was in III" city yes
tr"'iHE in the interests ri nus attract r
ion, and made Il brief cali al the Jour
n.I "ltc,. Th" MINISTRIES have Just re-
Turned from 4 tr;p 10 the Pacific coast
ANA \ III appear II the opera Ilnu3e On
I'.tr;ut'S D"N, Amril ~. matinee ana
evening. M" afternoon performance j, !
in@ especially fpr the children. The
veteran ili-Il"nry Is still with The SHOW
ANA arrcars at every performance. The
ninStrcl$ hay" no: been in Augusta for
four y"asS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-13
EDWIN DUDLEY
BANKER
No. Meonian Building
AUGUSTA, ME.

offer subject tn sale
cleveland, O., 4per cent. bonds 70
Yield $50.
Nashville. Tenn, Az per cent. bonds
to Yield 800.
spartanburg, S. G., AZ per cent
ponds 10 yield 4.05.
Schenectady, Railway Co. Az per
cent. bonds to yield 4.07.
Utica Il Mohawk Valley r. X. AZ
. per cent. bonds to yield 4.25.
cleveland Electric Railway per
cent bonds to yield 44O.
ontario Power Co. per cent. bonds
&c yield per cent.
particulars furnished on application.
/ mon-wed- sat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-13
When You
Have Been
Purchasing

A suit of ready made cloth
, ing. YOU nave noticed that
. while there were a great many
suits in the stock. there were
!. but few Of the styles and sizes
7 that You wished; you had 10
!: cOniine your selection 10 these
!. few. Also that in many of the
; minor details Of the suit YOU
!. had 10 select what you did not
I wish, and you knew that What
; ever suit you selected, that
|. there would be Il dozen or more
: suits like yours in toWn-many
/ Of them worn by your ac-
. quaintances. That makes them
: seem rather common.
: Now if you knew of q store
. where YOU could make your
selection from hundreds Of
styles Of new wnolcnA, hav"
: your measure taken carefully
by an expert cutter, ana your
suit made To your measure just
as you wished it. 10 the
minutcSt detail. wouldn't YOU so
to that store and see tn" goods
before You purchased another
ready mad" suit" That would
be good business judgment.
wouldn't it,
We offer Won just such an OPP
IorIunity. We nav" acted rs
The selling agent for the past
. five wears for one Of the largest
"wholcsalc tailorS" in the
. United States. They have agents
. in all the large cities and q"
an immense business.
. Their grade of work is be-
|. tween that Of Il fine" ready
!. mad" and the high grade tailor
. ing we ito in our own work
!; rooms.
!. No goods are used that con-
!. tain particle of cotton. I'm"
!. cloth is shrunk rs a tailor
!; would shrink it. w" warrant
the iii ana work to YOU. When
!. the suit is finished, and YOU try
!. il on. if YOU. or VIC, can detect
!; anything wrong about the SUIT
!. il goes into our work room ana
!: is made right.
!. This suit will not only fit YOU
!. when YOU take il from IN"
/ store. but what is much more
|. important il will continue to
!. fl Won. rs it is CUT and MADE
| 10 fit YOUR form.
{. There is no other way posi-
T bic where Il man can get :"
{ much value in clothing for the
; money
Z Suits made to your measure.
! $40, $I8, $40, $22
!. Shall W. have the pleasur" "f
I showing N0u the gn"ds'
: Chas. II. Mason,
!! Merchant Tailor.
+ 257W alter ST., Augusta Me
: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-13
STATE HOUSE,
Gypsy Moth i Now in
the lime|ight.
Both State and Government Hunt
erS after the Nests.
Moth Danger Called to Attention Of
Patrons Of Husbandry.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR
Next Meeting of Governor and Council.
tuesday, April 16, at 10 A. M.

Prof. +. F. Hitchings of the bureau
vi .Ht'Iiloio@y connected with the de
partment of agriculture. was al the
department Friday. having returned
from Poland Springs where he lad
WIN Capt. f. f. Philbrook. the general
Hed agent connected with the bureau
ana the members of the scouting Marty
engaged in the crusade against TIA
sipSy moths, been the guests Of the
pronFletors Of the Poland Spring
House. The party Viii remain there.
untll Monday and viii :nen commence
the scout toward Portland, as the road
IN question being the great automo-
hlie route between the TWO places. is
considered to DE the most likely place
Tor the moth nests 10 be found in that
section
M"sSrs. Hitchings and Philbrook will
meet with Commissioner Gilman at The
agricultural department today for the
purpose Of pIannin.; the Gcld work
against the gypsy. ANA thc men Will
commence work Monday morning ut
l<lttcrv. The government party Which
y Worklng against III" gypsy moths
III Inc state expected t. complete"
The work At Sacn yesterday. Non,
were found at Hiddcford but the re-
port from S:icn had moi been received
last night.
Ia The campaign Ia b" conducted bv
the Stale through the summer there.
Will be seven squads of men at work
ard possibly eight. the squads being
composed Of three men each, one Of
whom will be the leader and the 81 her
two helpers, the leaders being chosen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-13

If the secretary Of the State Board II
Health that The condition within the
State at the present time as regards
the presence. Of infectious diseases is
very satisfactory. as has been the ease
for so'nr time past While in Nova
Scotia ana the c;,eIcrn Part Of Nov
HrllnSs,ick there was Il great preVa-
l.. nee, Of sIlaII!,ux during the entire fan
and V:,nl,. the state of Maine has been
very fortunate. there having hp"n
practically Il" SMALLPOX, but on" case
having occurred Tor Il long time, and
that came from the Provinces. There
has also been but little scarlet fever
reported Thc disease in a mild fr.'i!
has been prevalent il some places. nul
no more than is usual
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-13

II j. announced that F"ijv Motif oE
Munich, bavaria, has received q
tempting Offer irom Conr"id to con
duct tn" orchestra of III" Metropolitan;
opera House at New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-13
Thst our American Forests abound In

Thst our American Forests abound In
. .,snts which possess the most yalua Bile
Esdicinsl virtues is abundantly attesteG
=. scores Of the most eminent medical
s.,,tsrs and teachers. Even the un;u.
.n,sa Indians had discovered the useful
s.,s Of many native plants before the
sdyent Of the white race. This informa-
e,on. impaired freely TO the whites, led
he latter to continue investiga tions until
tO.dsy We have rich assortment Of most
valuable American medicinal roots.
O . .
IN, Pierce believes that our American for
-. .tf>snd In most valuable medicinal rOOtS
ID The cufAQf most obstinate and fatal dis
".As II wswCn&d properly investigate them:
~ ip fSAffRatfSn OF this conviction, he
id1wlth pride>0 the almost narYelous
sures effected BY bis Golden Medical Dis
so1ery,n which has proven itself 10 be TIE
not Efficient stomach tonic. Liver inYigoS-
s}6. heart tonic and regulator and blood
eseanser known to medical science Dyspep-
4: or Indigestion. torpid liver. functional
"A even valvular and other affections OF
~ heart yield to Its Curative action. The
econ uhy IL cures these and many other
seect,ons 10 clearly shown in a little book
N extracts from the standard medical works
vbich Is mailed free to any address By DR.. X.
= pierce. Of Buffalo. n. T.. to ell sending
esousst for the same. " r---- d.
q - q
Not less marvellous. in the unparalleled
.,r,. Il Is constantly making of woman 8
r,ny peculial affections. weaknesses and
SIstressng derangements. Is Dr. Pierce's
r,yorite> Prescripti0n,>as IS amply attested
sv,bousaAds ofYlnSosic ifea testimonials con-
sIbuted by\e2afeful patfenA who have been
cured By It Of catarrhal nelyic drums. painfGr
nefiods. ilregnlariIies: prolapsYs and 0fkeT
dSp1aceuents-ca useIbY weakness. ulcer
Alton Of uterus and Kindred afections. Often
sfier many other advertised medicines. and
physicians had failed.
- - y
po,b the above mentioned medicines are
.hoIIg made up from the giyceric extracts OF
n.sive medicinal roots. The processes EN-
rrinyed in their manufacture were original
Sitb Dr. Pierce and they are carried on by
sLilIed chemists aud pharmacists with the
ID OF apparatus and appliances specially
sssIgned and built for this purpose. Both
TsGicInes are entirely free. from alcohol and
III other harmful. habit -forning drugs. A
mi list OF their ingredients Is printed On
sseh bottie-wrapper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-13
RUSSELL e WESTON co,

Monday evening. April Il, ana AL
members ar. particularly rcqur> t,I ln
attend ~ huyin',5 a. importance, y;iI
c"ur lrn TO- ir.li..,l On.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-13
To The Patrons Of Maine.
Greeting.

70 Inc I'1irDiS bI MIll'.
Greeting.
BROTHERS and Sistcrs:--I herewith
call your attention to the serious fact
that our State has been invaded with
those dangerous and destructive in
sect pests, the brown-tail and gypsy
moths, which threaten the future vel
fare and prosperity of our state in the
destruction Of our forests. For the
suppression Of these pests the leGlSIi-
ture has appropriated $3o.V" q year
for two years But the authorities wilI
not he able to accomplish much with
out your earnest and hearty co-opcra
ton. The law covericng this appro-
priation provides that each town Shail
assist in the work. hut the m"S'
ctfCctual work must come from the ar-
tive co-nperation cf all the cllZehS
everywhere. 1t is n question tha'
vitality affects the interests of all the
members of our order. and one that
must ensure their immediate attention
before il is too late. Now is The time
ia act. another wear will not do.
7 ask that YOU arrange to gather the
nests of the brown-tail moth at once
before the young caterpillars leave
them If they once get established III
the state as they now are IN hitlerN
and York, il will be impossible 70 con-
troll them and we shall nc ~ 'heil
mercy. / ask in your own interest,"
that YOU take hold Of this important
matter and help rid the State OF thesf
dangerous pests.
Fraternally,
o. GARDNER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-13
SC FREE COUPON

Take this advertisement to your drug
gis, and ne will accept it rs hve cents
(5c) on a 50c bottle Of BalmElixir.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22

erf65pft.n S9nups6orrdtb. gu srr
neuern. unb bic Suuf Oreien iuuroen
tpIler. als ie SuDor! Sc mar Elm Slid
fir uns, bab bic Stiirms auf ben
8innenIsen. 10 I6Iimm iie aud iein
m0sen, setpObnlicb nur bon turser
9dusr iinb; dbsr mir fpielten beftGnoig
has berspeifelte Spiel nit bem 8er>
berbsn. DAB bic Saufereisn oft audi
nod bur6 Raufereien peri9limmert
apurben, peritebt iicb BON Ielbf. Sd
bin an einen euten Stiefel getpObnt;
dber in bieftr f1pimmenbsn glltobols
b0lle fam id mir bod nod Siemli9
,griin" Dor.
9lIr9 bas bielt unterI9lupfIu9en
fpurben es itdtt Der gefpObnli9en 15
pber 16 Sage 80. Biz mir bic Runb@
fdbrt beenbet, : 5u 9lqer rieiistm
8ergniigeH, benn mir tonnten fol9erz
art cine poIle MondtslDbnung fir bic
lebte 5dbrt Der SaiIon. aisben.
Sn Gbicdgo nabmen mir 10000
8uTbeIs Wef6torn unb Elm psrmii9z
tes aargo in 5dTern auf. bic uns auf
Der Riidfabrt in einem entiebli9en
Sturm beinabe bic eanss Sinterlpanb
bes S6tffes Serf9mettert bate. Sd
gluubte f9on, btefer S4urm tpiirbe bic
sanSe 8nnbe unb ben sanssn 8ubel in
ben Seller fenben, 5umal dls elm
WaFerf4puu in ben unteren Sdiffs<
rdum f9oB. gtber ipieber batten mir
nnmenf4Ii9es Slid. gOd stpti iolde
SOGenabenteuer srlebten mir, absr mir
bampften enbli6 fpoblbebdlten ipiebsr
in ben Sufen Der 8iiffslitabt. Sd
mar Der gIiidli9Ite Meni1, ben .s ee@
Ben fam. unb fu9te fdleunisIt has
nG9ite Sal5paFer auf. @inmdl unb
nt9t tpieber!~
go tpdbr bic GrsGbIuna 6ieTes Stes
bGren aud lit. 10 ourf nidt perseFen
fuerben, baB aud bas 2eben pielsr
8inneniee Sbesriaden reid an islbit>
dufcpftrnbsn SeIoentbatsn III, bic nur
febr fpdrIide 9lnsrtenuuns finben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22
SeHti9e Stunt In glnitraIttn.
sumOrssle pom eIiia eehrmann.


WunOsrDOIIsr 2anbiiB BEL glbslaibe
in auitralien! 2luf elmer tIeinen
Bride ibrss pdrtes itanb .gllen
@rOtsr seb. RiB Darlington, bIid.e
in ben Sei9 uub fiittert. bic idpars
gen S9pGne, ludbrsnb ii9 Pdpdseien
in ben iippisen 9epinoen Der 6liibsns
ben S9Iinspfldn3en piegten, bic.
Don qIt su gIt Der I9attenipenoeneen
gGume IdlinsenO. in perpirrtsn
Rantsn maIerii9 terunterbingsn. Die
iunge 5rdu bot einen liebIi9en glns
Bid oa. Gs mar eine punber0oGt
gri4einuns, OieIe iunss Wittpe
n@asn 9roter ssb. WiB Burlington.
Sic bate ibren Ndnn, Der Dor eli
mem Sabre seitorben mar, pirtli9
selie6t! gr mar elm rei9er Samburs
ger 9uufmdnnsiobn sepeien, Der in
auitrdlien apblsnbergperte bsIaB.
Omar bate lie ME 9slesenbeit asz
bubt, feline beutibs Seimat6 tennsa
au lernsn, bod bate lie isinetpessn
Dsutih ipr.9en gslernt, po5u Der
llmsdns nit ibrem QrSt, benz Or.
Niei6e, Der in Berlin itubirt bate,
f0roerliA mar, uno 10 fprad iie oeun,
penn aud nit fremoen Qt3ent, germ
unb piel se6ro9en Deuti6 unb mar
itOlS burduf. iib reOeu gu bOren uno
gldubte, ods bem 2fnoenten i6res
Mdnnss iduIOig gu isinl 9lud bieIt
lie bic 8iloer ibrss lieben CHARLES
lpie aud bic Bitten unb Reliefs Der
beutIden 8diisr nud Ieinem 3ooe in
@bren.
Sic mar e6en % Sabre aft sspors
ben, isbr f60n unO tOnnts pisoer
bsiratben, : mad Qniidt ibrer6rsuns
oinnen, bic aber oieIes Wlal bod Su
elmer gbe nit einsm SnlGnber rie=
then! @lsn idiittelte bds rotb6IOnbs
&0pf6sH! rRO Surrp". fasts Iie runS
penn man 10 Elm Tb0nes unb pueti>
I9es 2e6en fiibren tdnn, Sobnnp,
mein alter Rsgsr uub 9stIp, Die
treue 2lmme. iinb mir Sdub sss
nugl"
sic bate ieOsn Oienitds Srefftag
gum 5o'clock tea, od lasen ibr benn
bic 8srebrer iddaripeiI. gu 5iiBen =
benn iie mar reid. jung unO f96n!
Sft empfing lie ibre 9Gite duf
Der persolbeten g6aifelonsue liegenb.
bnr6 psihs, ieiosne 9iFsn seitiibt
i'm tleioIdmsn Teasgown unb iibers
Tdb oann bic 3immerflu6t BON ib>
rem Eager aus, bd peosr 56iiren
nod portisreu, Ion0ern perlenpprs
bdnge Die RGume trenntsn. Die eins
Sultdnin lag iie oann od, DON ibs
rem 5reunbinnen umeeben. Die 5ds
der ipie bic 3ungen Der Odmen bIisz
ben Oann itunoenlans in raitlpisr Be
ipegung.
Ssut absr am Moutdg Iangip.ilte
ie ii9 ALIEN; als is NIT bem 5iits
tern Der WdFsrpogsl uuo S6ilotrOz
ten fsrtis mar, I6ritt fis. ibren tItis
men rotben Sonnenihirm aufipaHs
ntno, su Der nod nitt bunoert
S6ritt sntfernten @eranbu, BON no
aus Beth = bic dlte Reserin ibr 3u>
pintts, unb lebbaft seititulirsnO rief:
rMissus. Missus, come quick!A
Die qugGpfel 6Iintten IN bem
Idparsen 9sIidt, bic sroBen 3Gbne
leudteten afpii6sn ben rOtben, fpuIitiz
gen 2ippenl 2d9elnb ipisgte Glen
ibr sartes Ib0nes Sdupt. gile uno
gteugisr pGren plebeiiId sefpeisn unb
tetn SpnneRitrabI o1trfte ibr pei>
Bes 9sitdt treFfen, fpie iie es aud
Dor WlonbssItrabIsn beIOnbsrs idiibs
te, felt re pubte. bas bieIelben Die
gReinbeit bes SeiEts f4dbIid besin'
fluTsn.
| rDas lam Is 9robes Iein, ba9te
iie. -Old nurse don't you make
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22

RatirIi9. @ie benisn Sic
benn iiber bus Seiratbtn. Sunte2 =
Ridt beiratben 1T gut, hsiyutben 1T
teHfrl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22

= protet. Ri6ter: Sic baben
ii9 I6on pisber einen Ginbrudsoieba
Itubl auIdulben tummen laien :
TT sSbnen benn nur ebrlihe arbeit
Suipibere glneetluster: 3, Serr
Ratb, Sic abnen ni6t. fpie .brlih
id mid ba6' bel benz Ginbrud pIus
gen miiHen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22

@iuguter atrl. rDi. bift
bu eisentliH ba3u sstommen. ois
tIsins &amiGa aur Grau gu Hebs
men9" = ~Sit fiel in's 0aHsr. i6
Sos iie beraus. +. frOr 10 furatbdr,
uno oa beirdtb,te i'd Fi.!l"
8erf9uappt. gantitrss
to9t.r (Su .inem iunssu Rann):
,,Das 4ltsr meiner S6peiter baben
81. gang ridtis errdthsn, dber pis
bod ihGben 81. oenH mih9" Der
jung, Wann: ~Rd, 10 100000
Wlart2!'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22

GGte Sunsfsr (oi. Elm Billet
su einsm neutrality-suspicious. ses
iauft bait; rgluf meinem Billet it.bt,
boB es sur auspabl .ines 9eidentes
b,r,6tist! a9. sur 9tuspubl
zines 9rdutisums miibte es bers4.
tiseu. !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22
9lubel.

.Si,r. GmiI, buf Su fiinf3is
pf.nniss, bamtt beSabI' bic 3ede.
ober nun feB' Did aud ielbit6stpuB'
ter ber!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22

8aron (sum Siensr); ~Sie per'
ridten ale Sbre arbeiten furdtbar
iuumieliel"
0iener; nSa. bu IT. biil ab.
ii6t bel i'd benf mir bait, Der
Serr Baron brau9t ii9 bdnn aud
lpegen meines riiditGnbissn 2obHes
net gar iOpiel @epiHsnsbiiIe gu
mahen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22

3peitGeins 9 driftse
I.brtt. Sdns uno paul erl.oisen
semeinTam ibre aufsuben. Gs 1T Elm
6eutId.r aufIab. nDu". iast Suns.
lam i'd rWelt" ubtbeiItn9" =
r0arum nidt2" entsssnete Der ons
bsrs, .ss sibt bod 8 WeIttbeile."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-08-22
Sbeeriadsn aaIersr SinasaIsea.

Gine N1atrpieucIniie fir iid telbit. :
SnntiGediser Suinmmeusetuiirfelt aIs
bic ber Seeane. = 1lnb in mandler
! gesiebmus BON sr6Reren @stabreH
/ bebrpbt. - Die fdllimntiten uHb
eintraslifFeu ysunate.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-03-26
MRS. ORLENA NJ. STATS
Dies at Her Home Near AIrlIe, Aged
70 Years.

Mrs. 0rlena NJ Stats. a pioneer of
Polk county, died Monday morning
after an illness OF several months
consequent upon old age. Grandma"
Stats, as she was Familiarity called.
was born 10 Granger County, Tenn.
March 4. iS2S She crossed the plains
with her parents in IS4s at the age OF
l6 years On May 10, 1876, she was
married to the late Isaac Stats, who
crossed the plains in the same CON-
pany. They took up a donation land
claim OF Gao acres in what is now
known as the Luekiamute Valley. in
this county, on which she resided up
to the time Of her death. her husband
preceding her in death in August 1859.
The deceased was the mother Of six
sons and one daughter, all Of whom
survive her but one son. They are
J. NJ. II. D.. J. o., C. f and A. C.
Staats. all OF Airlie, and Mrs. Nj
Dalton, Of Monmouth. J. J. Williams.
Of this city. aud ". E and 7. B. VIII
lisms, Of Airlie. being her brothers.
The funeral viii take place at her
residence tomorrow. Interment will
be az the old English cemetery az
Airlie.