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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-19

II seems impossible properly to
gage the magnitude and extent Of the
influence exercised by St. Patrick.
He was at once a teacher, prophet,
4 leader and apostle. When he came
to the Irish land, he was met by civil
Ezed men. He met them by arrange
ment. There was no msrtyrdom.
There was no blow struck. Honest,
fair discussion was to be the medium
af their conversion to the Christian
faith. Conviction came TO them by
reason and by argument. as civilized
men, not as savages:
For an instance Of this, behold St.
Patrick explaining the doctrine of
the Trinity. At that moment, per-
haps, the shamrock, so dear to the
Irish heart, appeared for the FIRST
time in history. Objections having
been made to his statements concern
ing the Trinity, ST. Patrick stopped,
picked a shamrock, and holding it up
before the assembled multitude, said:
SIS it not as possible for the Father,
Son and Holy Ghost as for these three
Teayes to grow upon a single stalk"
II goes without saying that this po-
etical illustration like all else St.
Patrick preached concerning the faith
was not only pleasing, but also ac-
eeptable to the Irish people, simply
because it was agreeable to their
reason, true to the genius Of their
nature and in accordance with the
feelings of their hearts.
For 800 years after St. Patrick
preached the Gospel, Ireland was
the holiest, most learned, most en-
Iightened, most glorious country in
Christendom. From all ends Of the
earth students came to study in the
Irish schools They brought back to
every nation in Europe the wondrous
tales Of Ireland's sanctity. Of Ire
lands glory, Ireland's peace, Of Ire
lands melody, Of Ireland's culture,
and most Of all Of the immaculate
purity and wonderful beauty Of Ire
lands womanhood. In the midst OF
all the clouds that passed over, Ire
lands history during her centuries OF
oppression, there came one short
hour when the Irish nation met in an
irish Parliament, and it was one briet
day when James the Second was in
ireland, before his final overthrow
He called together a parliament OF
Irishmen. O's and Macs were there
men Of the Irish race and the Irish
faith. They passed many an act on
that memorable day but amongst
them was one in particular. These
men who had been robbed of their
estates, and prosecuted because OF
their fidelity to their religion, in that
hour Of their power passed an act
proclaiming over all the Irish land,
mot for class, but for a nation, per-
feet freedom for all religious creeds.
This is but one instance Of their
many acts Of tolerance. The spirit
Of tolerance has been theirs always.
They never yet failed to fight when
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-19
1NsURREcT1oN OVER.

HAVANA, March lS.-Sergeant
Cortes, leader Of the insurrectos and
band surrendered tonight at Rem
deios, Santa Clara province.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-19
NOTHING DOING.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 49,
No additional jurors were secured in
the Calhoun trial today.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-06-03
Life and Speeches
Of ThOS. E. Watson

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every social, political and economic
question that has come to the front
in the last thirty years. The subjects
that are now prominent in the peo-
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Banks, the Government Ownership
of Railroads--are treated exhaust
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Russian writer has said that
In future centuries the his
tory of the world will be di-
vided at the time of the Rus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-12
(Spe5ica fir bieIe 3eitllng.)
5as!niisutms hrnrmtet
5asuo!mtinn.
Srafi scfd)ihtlidcr Sbatiahen mtrb
: Dem S15ialismns bic MGsfc der
ScndIclei nitb Der Sntrisuc
pDm Wciid)tc &C.
as1 rifieu

lnb cs finbct lid teinc
g b Hap c, IN c | d c
Dem q nj c ifani d c II
Irbeiter has @cieu
cncr sc Of Dc5 II M
itur5cs Idngfr pcr@
Diillen fann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-12
+--%-%--
0ebrambmarft.

Sn ibrer lettcn Summer ihrcibt
bns in Wt. Nugel, Gre, cri6eincnbc
st, Spiepb' ssSlatt" inter Dem
Sitcl: o@icocr cine bcr SarbloIen",
luic iolgt:
Son eiucm Sreiunbe erbdlten mir
einen N~usIdnitt aus Der in 9hicn9o
unD Wilipdutce eriheineEpeu .MunbS
lhau", ipeld)er Der Summer bon o..
Se5cmbcr 1908 entnpmmen lit. SSir
cntnebnren pardlls nllr bns SOlgcnbe:
Sic Yupita Serg0ttcrlng", pldppert
Die oHunpI6an" ctucm 8crlincr
glntte nnd), hat in Der rGmiifen
Stride acrdbc8l mbeimlihc Simens
Iionen dilgcnonmen, Dds geht ans
einem Dem Yaplre %ils DEM 3cbltcn
eclpibneten &crte cines fran3piiIhen
Yrieiter berpor, bas Ben Sitcl filbrt:
Sic Inodd)t gum Ynplte" ltnp ION
Dem Gr6biI6of bon Sours d%pprobiert
lporoen lit Bic gauge Mnpaft
5u G6riitu3 ol5 &obeprieirer. 6irten
unS Tnter III prdftiih fpn5cns
triert in Der Mnba6t gum Sapltc.
Snt elmer cine belonbcre Inba6t 81
Den GngelM min mohl, Der Yaplt III
Der liftbarc Gr9el oer gal5en STRIDE.
6at Scmano bclonDere Nnoadt 81 Den
&eilisen, MN ippbl, Der &npit lit auf
@roen Die Glelle aler 6eili9feit
lnp ipirD %gennuut: Seinc 1eiligtcit.
3ieht Scmnnb Die NnDn6t our Si6el
Dor, MN lpobl, Der Yapit lit Die Ipre1
denbc uno le6eubiae Sibel." 3rm
Sdlunc bcmerft Die .Hunoidnu":
r0oiientliM geniigt bieic Sliitbenleie,
Inn bent 2eicr 81 5eigen, welbe Wddte
Der SinitcrniB inn r0miiden @apitz
t6lln pirtinm linb. SaH lid aud,
Der jekige Ynplt cine ioldc Ihamloic
&cr9Dtterun9 Geidaea last, benefit,
odB or Derlel6c iii nic nle feline Dor
8dnger: Der grGBtc Nntidriit. Der lid
in ben. Senlpcl @ptte3 ieBt ais Gin
@ott unO gibt lid Dor. CT lei @ott.
llnb nlid) bao 1T tlar: Gin &atbolif,
Der biciem bonn Enpit II. icincr Gleris
Ici cmpfobicneu @osenoienit irUbnt
unD hnniit Grnit mln6t. fam linmD0s
lid oils Senulter ebrlin Die @erfals
luu9 zines GduoeS ODER zines Staas
ties beidpp1ren, Die jebe ginmiidmM
elmer ircmbcn Wocbt in Die p%olitiidcn
unb bilrgerliden In9elcgenbeiten cnts
idieben nblpeiit. User lidp perpilid,z
ten ldBt. unb iid perpilihtet iiiblt,
ojeDipeocn ans Tpm sctommencn Ses
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-12
1pppcls Sm6ilimm in ber fatbpliidlen
Yreiic Sclgtcn'5.

Slus griiiicl ipirb ilnter'm Sntliul
bonn IL. Se3cnlber 1908 Der ra0lniz
1den @olfsSeitrng" gemelbet:
uglm Sonntag S(beno feiertc Der
&cr6anD Der fatbolii6en Srefie Bel
gicn'S in Mnipeienbeit Deg Yrintos bon
Selgicn, Cardinal Wercier, nno beS
observation-disclosures bon Sent. 5ipei SUI
bilnre aus ieiner Mitte. Die in larger,
ciiriger nnb erfolsrcidDer Irbeit i'm
politiiden 2ebeu Sel9ieu'S cine be-
oeutlame Nolle 9eipieit bnben. IS
aalt Die @brung beS NeitorS Der bel9is
lo6en Yreiie i%iberbaupt, bes Dor etlpa
3ebn Sabreu bon Yapit SEQ benz 8reis
5cbnten gum rDmii1eu 0raieu err
nnnrten G6efrebnfteurs bes @enter
Su6lic", 0uilaume
GcripeDen, Der Iein ~9olDene5
Sournalilteu : Subildlm begging, uuo
bes Sriilieler fatbolii9en> glatte5
n2e $atriute", Der 0 manmcbr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-12

20 Sabrcn ms 2ebeu trot unb beute
nod tpie an Gage ieiner @riirbuna
bon Sru. 8ittor Sourbain gelcitet
miro. 2eetcrer feiert nlio 5uIammen
nit ieinem SIattc Ons iilbernc
Subildlm.
Ser Nante %~eripeDcn lit nit bem
pes pSien Yubltc" 10 innig pcrs
mobier, OnB Die bon Der gan5en
bel9iihen &reiie itnb bon olen polie
tiIdcn &orteicu nnerfnuntc Autorit0t
bcS nSien <6lic" nuf pteieuige @ers
ipepcn's unb unBefe9rt bic Nutprit6t
&~eripeben'S auf bic leines @latteS 5uz
riid9efiibrt nirb. Gs gi6t niht-eiu
ein5igeS &lntt I'M fnt6oiiit9en Seleicn,
baB CO nidlt nit 0cnlgtbuung feit>
ltellte, ipenn feline ciBcnen politii6cu
Gnihouin9eu lid nit beneu peS
nSien Subtle" beden. Su un5dblia
gen Sd1en, no Ieiuunosecric6iebens
beiten in Scr tnt6olii6cn &reiic outage
traten, tpurbc Der Streit oaDurdj &C.
idlihtct, Rag baS groBe Gentcr Slatt
iein llrtbeil, ba5 beiBt bdS lIrt6eil
%eripepen'3. funb9ab. 9a3 fam bas
her, bnb babel baS r@icn @ll6lic" iiN
niemnls bon Rildiidten Guf S$erlonen
lcitcu lieB. moo6tcn ic Inn pcriouliN
nod 10 nabe itebelt ober IN Ser 9artei
cine nod 10 bebeutlamc Steuuug elm
uehrueu"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-12

iebl ous5uiiibren", ipirb babnrh na1
mentlih mnfGbie, bns Intt eincs Sra
libenten Der Ser. Stantcn 81 be-
tleiben."
Sierallf bin antlportcte bn5 st.
Soicpb's zSlntt" gang III unierm
Sinnc semdb pie frl9t:
.g8ir ertldrcu Der rHunn@ San" -
cinen nnDcrn Namen Derbient tic
niGt - baB nientals elm 9itd) lpic bas
e%rndbntc crIdiencn iii, Oenn Der Sapit
pGre DER Critic, Der Elm ioldcs Wert
perbietcn tpiirbe. Gas @onSc lit Da5
Wndiperf eincs rabinten Suben unb
Ger S6riftlciter foniltc illo muStc ben
0lobiinn i'm critcn Illgenblidc cnt>
beden, lpenu nift Scr 6aB ge9en Die
fatboliihc Stride i'm blinD gema6t
Bate. Scbes Shulfinb, bas ieinen
Aatedismls fennt, bate ibnt Nus
funff ee6en fonnen. &eiocr oi6t es
aatboliten. ipie mir gail5 9euali ipiiIen.
sic Die .Hunoi6au" balren unb iid)
ni6t i6dneu, jolGcs 3eltg 81 leien,
ia lp9ar nit i6rcm @elbc 5u inter-
ltiiBen unb 10 Serrdtbcr an i6rcr
Stride ipcrben. Sic .Hunbifau" lit
ni6t aleiu, benn mir BADEN nod piele
gldtter Gbnlid6eu @ali6ers. llnb troB
nllcbem finben mir inter Sccliprgcrn
cine oft geraoe5u itrdflihc Nafidiii9s
felt 9egcnii6er Der beutiAcn fatbolis
idbcn Ereic."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-12
tspesieu FIR oiefe 3eitnns)
Bur Warnun9 un0 Pebre.

| portage : Suh9anblltugcn NIT DEN
lGliipferiecn @rpihen@ nbcr 3ebns
Efennig z5cften, beilld)cu. @5 1T
alio iiher n%n8uinebnien, bnB icncr
SbiiIer niht MIR dliiperige
9 ii CT las, iouocrr ebcnfalls
it d1c oeenob". llno 81
rscldcn Gtreihen ncrben iold)e BALI
reifc Stuoenten ourd) perortigen, ME-
b~ertrGdtiscn Seieiduno nift pcrs
fubrt?l
Srittcns, lit Ser Batter bcs
iun9en Slegels elm rnbinter Gns
bitulcr ulio CO lit nlio iehr lpnbrs
iheinlid, bob Die bdusIihe @r@
5tebun9 DEG juu9cn WSardeinui
feline rcligiDie mar. Nus
DEM Sbiaen 81 ihiubfplgern, lab ser
junsc S@iiler IN %iciner infrilegii1en
&dnblunesnciic niht5 ais cincn
8 4 (iiclD nit DEM CT lid,
ais .uufgefldrtcr" unb alS ipiirhiger
SprDBiin9 eineS miirbigen Saters
b / ii It e II iponte.
Gber fpeld)c 2eGre fGunen mir
am~erifantIae &atbolitcu aus DEM anz
gcfiihrteu Sale 5ieben? Cine niWt
MIR iehr piehti9e, lpnbAn cine iebr
np%tbncnbige 9ebre, bon beren prdftiz
Ibcn Surhfiibruna febr ptcl filr
eit 5ifilufti9cs, %ltarfes, tdtboltid)es
2uientbunt, = heiicn cinbcitlides nnb
pereintes @ifipirfen fir Die quite
SnGe Der fatboliiGcn Stride IN ben
Ser. Staaten heut3utage bon 9roBcr
@ihtiafeit ~9elporDcn - nbbdngt. Die
Sebre lit bieic:
@ir, fntholii6e. n~merifnnilGe
Gltern iollen cs llils cine % IN | :
ienspfIiGi fem laiicu, unleren
&inbern ppu Sdufe aus, cine
9riinblihe reli9iGie SiIburg angez
Deibeu 3l lnlien, inbem mir bafiir
iorsen, bnB cine rcli9iDlc a%mrospbdrc
in unlerm SauIc berriht, unb in bem
mir ielbcr ltnleru reli9ipien Hflidten
uub Sblie9enbeiten acipipenbaft nnds
fommen. Ser Npfel fdlt nid9t ucit
bonn Stnmm", lalltet eiu dlteS Sprid)e
mort. Spbalb Die &inber Dds nDt6iee
Sitter ~crreid1t baben. ididen pir Tie III
bic Efarrifulc, ipp es fir
Yfarrer unS Sebrcr cine Sreltbe iii.
allf gutent @runoc ipeiter 5u ballen,
5u cr5ieben unb 5u biiben. Sn Den
Sl~cgeljnbren beIonbsrs, iulen mir
lprgfdltig sic &ettiire Der berau>
mad)icubeu Sltgenb ilberlundlen. Sic
elterlidc gutboritdt IoD bann aber
and mehr bird Den Ippea on Den
guten 8illen nnb ben erwns
Of enbeu Serranb geltenb ge>
mod)t rerben. nl5 bnrf lmterIdeiz
ounssloie Strenge. ScIud)en Die
&inber bDbcre S6ulcn, 10 adte
mon gcnnlt baraitf. bab Die anItnlt
fatbolii6cr Gons
trpIle iii, bob lie meni9itcns cine
driirlid)e. ipenn niGt cine fntboliihe
Ntuospbdre bat.
&enu mir ouf bieie @eiie por<
iorgen, iuerDen unIer, Stupenten
uuter gldubtscr Banner
leitung uutb &c nnneS5nrb t 81
orbentlid)en, praftiiden. tatboliihcn
2oien beran9ebiloet perhen, unb
ipater I'M 2eben 5ur poilen 3niriebena
belt in 3 nj areiie ipirten fnnuen, IN
ipel6en Die Sil9ung @ottcs lie 9ez
irellt bot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-12
&as bic 8abrt Snrd ben Sne5faunl
fuItet.

Die aanal86ae. ipelGe Die Gereinigs
ten Stoaten fir Die Surdfabrt Der
ameritaniI6cn S6lodtidiif : Slptte
bur9 Den S%ur5fanal entriAteu mubs
ten. betra9en $4,000 bis $14O,s
900. Ser b6hite Coli lit fir Ole
~&nnias" 81 cntrihten. Ser 3oa
miro udmliG nad Dem Sonneuoebalt
6crehnct. gleidbiel Oh elm Sa6r5cilg
cine 2nSunS bot ODER niht. @r be-
trdet Z Sranc5 nnb rs Confines per
Come unO lit 8uiammen nit Ben
Guarantdnc unb 2eu6!tburms 0ebiibs
rem an bcn Collector Der Suc3fnnals
@cieaiAait bnrd] Den Soblmciiter eiz
mes ieoen SabrSeugeS, che bieicS in
Den aannl einfGbrt, 81 entrihten. Sic
Slotte lcet lid ans IS Snla6tidifz
icn mo prei anbercu Sabr5cugcn gus
Iammen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-12

&C ilr5liG lnlen mir III eirem uiis;
az IGnbtid)en 8lnttc bon cine
~ StliOenten : GIclei, Die lpirf.
- lid ouf jcben anltdnbi9e,
GbriitcnmcrIcbcn abItoBcno ipirft, je:
hph iii bppDelt bdblihem 2id)te er:
1hcillt, iuenn man beoenft, hn6 bcl
trGurigc 6cio Der 8cihidts cill a:
t holiiGer Stuoent 9encien
6ier in &iir5e Der Scridt jones
Slattcs:
.9iculi6 bntten Die Steal
1hiller @p5en's. Sirol. geueille
lame 0cidte unb Communion.
3ier6ei beging Elm Stubcnt Der
piertcn alalle, nit Ntamcn Srieb>
rid Wnrheinni, Der dltcltc So6n
beS Healihuf : Yrpfehprs Sriez
ocrtA Mardelout, bas Safris
le9i.m, Die Soitie als5uipuden.
= Gr riibnlte IT'D alld) nod, nid)t
our Seiftc gegnn9en 5n ieiit,
unb tbeilie ieinen Wttltubenten
nit, baB ct llumittclbnr, bepor
CT sur Communion eing. cincil
Sarpien gesencn babe. Iuf
Die iiber bas Safrilegium err
l~tattcte In3ci9e bin, ipltrbe Der
iugcnblidc Ser6red,cr burd,
Gonfercn5 : @ei6luB nu5 Der
&ealldule ausgeiG,ioisn.
Sein @ater lit iIber0ics in Der
gDSener @emeii1peratbS : Stubc
f, nls rabifaier Hatb befannt. Sas
fatboliiGe Sirplerpplf lit empDrt
iiber haS Idredlihe Safrileg
unp Siibnez Iuodhteu merben
gebnlten."
Gin ieber Ser 2eIer mag iid mil
fedlt sic Sraae iteaen: .8ie fam eli,
! a tt oli der Smbent mn 10 tie
iallcn?" Surd) Die nnhfplgenbei
Srfldrllu9en, mag es ms piclleidt aes
bet 2eieru FLAIR 5t maiden. baf
SAL MIR bas Grgebnit
rnnnfu 1iisten II. reliz
1ionsloicn. poer %io9ennnntcn libez
allen Gr5icbune geipeien.
e It 8. beludte jeuer Stuoent.
Ipie aus obiaer 9ipti5 erlihtlih, cine
j "a & huIc. !8cut5nto9e lit &c,
u | / q ionsn / Of t in
Ienen REORGANIZATION. lpenn Ioldlel
nod fi9urirt, nuf eiil perS
I6ipinOenoeS Wlinimum h~cIdlrGntf
ilrberbaupi iii Der @eiit eiucl
Snitnlt mebr ODER iuenigei
I \ il h. Die YrofeHoren Iinr
Sreiaei it er oSer bod
nod y : + o | l.
en-, feiee Ienmeu. Su Den,
aIniienpcnum icner Serrer
Gr%piclioreu lit bds &ort r@ott" gnn1
nlsscmer6t; lie iprcdcn III ibren
SortrGgen MIR mebr b0dJitens
nod bon Yeinem b0bereu @eIeu" obcr
bon Dem &unOeriperfe Der .Nntur".
SIR ein8igcs logiihes @ebot fors
nuliert lid in Den %orten: Sap Sid
liht c%ripiic6cn, JOINT aber tbuc, luas
Dit out biiufti" Sds paBt linen ID
reht nltf lire Moral unS
Sitteneelcs zWnde. Wan nppclliert
Jei Strafen nicbt mebr On bas u e.
piiien bes oSdiilers", ionoern an
,ie fortgeidrittene biItinauierte
Silbun9 OcS ~jungen 6errn".
3mcitenS, ipar jcner HeaIihiiz
.er Der pierteu alaiie elmer encr
Sielen, Die MIR 81 bGuiig Die Gpls
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-12
S,uiiMenSeGs. Raten erhSht.

Scr oNorobeuti6e 2lppb". sic
nSam6urg : Nnleritn : &inie", Bic
D6oldno &merifn" nnb bic .@eb
Star" : Clinic baben lire 3miiGcnz
pedsz9taten mad Nclp 0orf Inn
$3.50 er606t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-12
StiibiItbe.

Sic acknowledgements G~rud6rung
Der sdualingc lic9t bel ms nod in
Den @inpeln
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-12

SIT 6a6eil, ROTTEN Die beibcn oSpeils
binDer5" Nnbon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-12

(Sortieeuna bon Ser /. Scitc.}
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

We are investing many thous-
ands of dollars in Paonia. Cedar
and Lilylands. These properties
are rapidly increasing in value.
II you want to lend your money
on thu best of security at one per
cent. per month or if you want an
excellent investment see
|. ID. McFADDEN,
Paonia. Colo.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Miss Maize Smith. who has
been in Chicago the past year
arrived Saturday evening to spend
her summer vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin +.
Smith. She was accompanied by
her cousin. Miss Alice Perdue. of
Washington, Ohio.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Rev. c. G. Stout will preach
next Sunday evening in the
Christian church. Good music
under the direction of Mrs. Nc
MILAN. assisted by Mrs. f. M
Staley as soloist and Henry Littge
as violinist. Privileges OF Citizen.
ship will be his subject.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Hon. n. M. Hiestand, of Cot
tonwood, was over Wednesday
and stopped at this Office long
enough to pay his subscription.
Newt is looking well. He is two
inches broader, and so per cent.
better looking than he was last
year. We may be prejudiced in
his favor on account of those two
simoleons we received but really
even then we are justified.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

A. l.. Binford left Thursday
morning for Billings Co, S. OAK
where he will visit for couple OF
weeks with his father and brother
and also renew old acquaintance
as South Dakota was formerly
Mr.. Binford's home.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Mrs. Roland Oliver and daugh-
ter, Miss Altheda are now in Den
yer, they will not return to Pao-
MIA but expect to go to Farming
ton New Mexico where Mr..
Oliver has accepted a position
with a fruit firm.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

The many friends OF Jimmie
Evans are very glad to see his
familiar and smiling face behind
the counter in the Miller Mer-
camille company's store again,
after an abseEce of about two
months.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Daniel Allebaugh sold his Stew
art mesa ranch this week to Mrs.
Porter. of Montrose, considera-
ton $1,000. Mr.. Allebaugh ex-
poets to move to town in the
near future.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

A fine line Of the late nov
els just received. 75c PER copy.
The Maxville Book and Sta
tionery Store.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

George Merchant, Jr. has ac-
cepted a position with the First
National Bank. assuming his new
duties the first of the week.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Messrs. Otto Michel. Noah
Roatesp aud NJ. /. Boiling wen,
to Gunnison Sunday to try their
luck with the speckled beauties
for a few days.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Mrs. J. f. Dicks. OF Austin,
came up Friday returning Satur-
day accompanied by Mrs. Bell
Pyles who will go TO Payne mesa
to visit her sister. Mrs. We're
Loucks.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

There is only one reason for
The Lady and the Liar" That is
to make the world better by a
good hearty laugh. Come and
laugh with Patsy Boliver," The
Liar. Opera House, July II
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

The proprietor OF thc' Reliance
Machine Works would appreciate
it if all persons who have bor-
rowed tools and failed to return
them. would do so.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Judge Lindsay. of Denver. is
coming. His lecture will be given
in the Christian church the last
of July. Lookout tor date and
subject.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Miss lila Fay Harrison, of Nor
rison, ILL.,, came in Saturday to
visit her father who recently pur-
chased the Ingersol ranch.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Stratton and
daughter, Miss Halle were fishing
in Terror creek Sunday and sue
ceeded in catching one hundred
fish.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Mrs. David Schurr. Mrs. Eva
Falles and little son arrived from
Luray. kans.. 10 visit relatives
and try this climate in hopes that
it might benefit their health.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Misses Zenobia Tomason and
Mayme Swan and the latter's two
little nieces spent part of the
week in Bowie.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Mrs J. A. Martin. Mrs. l.. +.
Stephens aud little son. Merle.
went to Somerset Tuesday to
spend a few days visiting Ella
Martin and family.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Get your bread, doughnuts,
pies and cakes at the Chapman
bakery. Just little better than
the others.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

The SWEETEST thing our in
Fine Box Stationery. The
Maxville Book and Stationery
Store.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

E. G. Powers returned home
Monday evening from Old Mexico
after an absence of about four
months.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Ladies do not forget that the
Chapman bakery is the place to
file your orders for Sunday pas
try. Choice home cooking.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Miss Elemita Fiske, of Port
Huron. Mich, arrived in Paonia
Saturday evening and will remain
with her mother Mrs. G. s. Grit.
fith.'
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Matte Metcalfe. of Hotchkiss.
came up Monday to accept a
position with the Unique hotel
for a few weeks.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

o. {. Rowbotham was up from
.Hotchkiss Tuesday on business
connected with the Business
Mems Association of that place.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Take your guns and fishing
poles to the Reliance Machine
Works TO have them made ready
for the opening of the season.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Chss. Pike. of Ho,chkiss passed
through here Monday on his way
home after few days outing on
the Muddy.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

Go to the Gayety and see
Teddy kill big lion.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Mrs. /. G. Carson, of Somerset.
visited with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Horning. Sunday.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Master Dewey Smith who has
been visiting friends in Paonia for
the past week returned to his
home in Somerset Sunday.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Lyle Boiling was over from
Cedaredge visiting with home
folks last Friday.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

One new Reading Standard
Roadster bicycle for sale cheap at
THE RELIANCE MACHINE WORKS.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

F. M. Montgomery, of Denver,
was Paonia business visitor this
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Brazing of all kinds is a speci-
ality at the RELIANCE MACHINE
Works.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

BoRN:-To Mr.. and Mrs A. l.
Craig. Tuesday July 18th a nine
pound baby boy. All concerned
getting along nicely.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Mr.. Lee. District Superintend-
ent of the NJ. +. church, was in
Paonia over Sunday.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16
w. H. Garvin went to Denver
Tuesday morning on business.
New postal cards at
WELBORN'S.

The Oliver IS the only Fool
Proof" typewriter on the market.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Jim Chamberlin, of Hotchkiss,
was visiting friends in Paonia the
first OF the week.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hammond.
OF Hotchkiss. were the guests of
Dave Montgomery Monday.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16
New Local Views in pos
tails at Welborn's.

E. ]. Mathews returned from a
business trip to Denver and other
places Sunday.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

l. B. Cline made a trip over
land to Redstone Sunday return
ing Thursday.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

WANrED:-Team work b. +.
Yates, Paonia.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

c. NJ. Miller and wife. of Delta,
were visitors to our valley this
week.
The newspaper., 1909-07-16

Miss Minnie Jones went to
Rogers mesa Wednesday for two
weeks visit with friends.