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Arizona republican., 1909-12-14
BIRTHDAY GREETING.

tTo Mrs. Henry C. YeagerD When wintry winds were blowing Ger man- snowy drift. Unto a chosen household
 Came as g Christmas gift A winsome, precious baby,
 So dainty and so fair, That holiday reioicings
 Were proudly centered there. Though grieved by childish sorrows The same as you and r. She gained in sunny sweetness As girlhoOd's days went by. She grew a gracious woman,
 With every impulse good A wife beloved, and lowered With joy of motherhood. No faithful priest, nor priestess, Who kneels at Duty's shrine Is called to any service
 More Christlike and divine Then she who leads her children In Wisdom's path of peace In Truths illumined highway
 Till need of guidance cease. Not always blare of trumpets,
 Nor thTobbing roll of drums, Most truthfully announces;
 Behold d Conqueror comesi' For there are potent forces
 As silent and unseen As rills beneath the surface
 That make the valleys green.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-14
BIRTHDAY PARTY 0F
 AN UNUSUAL SORT
Anniversary Surprise of Mrs. h. C
 Yaeger Yesterday Afternoon.

At 2:3O p. m, December 13, not able surprise was sprung upon Mrs. Mary Yeager, wife of Mir. H. C. Yea ger It was her three score and tenth anniversary She had been bidden to her sons for a birthday dinner. Re- turned to her home she discovered 1t in possession of splendid presence of some seventy Phoenix lady friends. At first she was all but overcome by deep deep feeling. Soon recovering her ac- customed calm pOise. she was as happy as young bride of twenty. After ten- der greetings ana congratulations. Mir. and Mrs Yeager being given seas of honor. an original birthday poem was read by Mrs Adrew Downing, as fnllnLI.s.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-14

Her influence IS great The modest, earnest Christian
 Whose birth we celebrate.
 The gold of her example Is free from all alloy Her every deed a blessing. Her every word a joy. MRS. ANDREW DOWNING. Phoenix Ariz., Dec. 18th. 1909.
 The reading of the poem concluded Rev R H. Wilkinson was called upon for short address, and spoke in part as follows:
 "This is an occasion for ringing the joy bell loud and strong. We are all come to make merry with these dear friends. We especially seek to do marked honor to Mrs. Yeager on this, her seventieth anniversary. She is the mother of seven sons and on daughter. Besides that she and her husband raised two adopted children. They did their work so faithfully and well that these children are proving an honor comfort in the parents advancing years A fine family carriage given on this birthday is proof of their warm appreciation of all that their parents have done for them. The building of children into noble manhood and wo- manhood is far greater than becoming millionaires Parents who train their children into useful, happy lives are splendid benefactors of the race. In the light of such thoughts no doubt our friend we delight to honor today feels with the poet:
 "'Three score and ten. Welcome the
 goal,
 Time cuts no notches on the soul, Only the body feels his blade; I am of spirit fiber made
 T surely cannot better close these brief remarks than in the words of Robert Browning:
 The best is yet to be,
 The last of life. for which the first was
 made;
 Our times are in His hand Who saith, "A whole l planned. Youth shows but half; trust God; See all, nor be afraid."'"
 Immediately after these exercise de- lightful refreshments were served. II should not escape mention that there were many of the finest gifts of cut class, slverware. dainty needlework. etc. etc, and bouquet of seventy car nations. It was indeed an occasion not soon to be forgotten by the many hay ing part therein.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-14
c. A. R.. ATTENTION

On account of the accident and in- jury to our honored comrade, Colonel James H. Creighton the banquet or campfire to be given next Wednesday afternoon, at Veterans hall, will be postponed to Wednesday. January 5th, 1900. By order of Captain P. P. Par ker. commander of post. Attest.
 J. NJ. FIKE, Adjutant
Arizona republican., 1909-12-14
NAVAJO BLANKETS.

Special holiday sale" largest as- sortment and lowest prices in Phoenix. Miller Sterling Co, 9-11 F.. Washing ton.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-14
!, :,
 EMs

from pure fruit and grain-such a pleasant and healthy drink for chill dren. All grocers.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-14

Better stir up your liver little! Not too much, just little, just enough to start the bile nicely. One of Ayers Pills at bedtime is all you need. These pills act directly on the liver. Made for the treatment of con- stipation, biliousness, dyspepsia, sick-head. ache. Sold for over 60 years.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-14

Fine for the T a S t e-bet- ter for the Digestion. Why not? It's made
Arizona republican., 1909-12-14

Is it not always more satisfactory and agreeable to do your shopping early and avoid the nerve -rackins strain of the Hast moment?
Arizona republican., 1909-12-14

Do vou realize that Christmas is nearly st hand-that you have but a limited time 10 attend to your Christmas problemsl
Arizona republican., 1909-12-14

So is our friend and neighbor: Her influence is great The modest, earnest Christian Whose birth we celebrate. The gold of her example
 Is free from all alloy Her every deed a blessing.
 Her every word a joy.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-14
Cut Glass Specials
WHICH ARE BEAUTIFUL GIFT SUGGESTIONS

The charm of these pieces is the combina- tion of beauty with utility. They are rich ly cut, graceful in out line and of sparkling brilliancy.
 Water Jugs
 Plumbers
 Berry Bowls
 Vases
 DecanterS
 Sugar and Cream Sets
 Etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-05
FORFE|TURES ARE
AbHORREO BY LAW

Judge Robinson yesterday rendered
Judgment for the defendant in the case
of Hattie X. Vivichaves VS.. Y. Akau.
The matter was a suit for summary pos
session, the plaintiff claiming that the
defendant had violated the terms of
the lease under which he held the prem
Uses. The defendant s plea was that
the plaintiff had consented to take a
rental of $40 a month instead Of SO
as called for in the lease.
The court held that this was not suf-
fciently well shown. On the other
hand, the law abhors forfeitures, and it
was, therefore, incumbent upon the
plaintiff to show that the demand, &C
ceptanee and payment related to rent
accruing prior to the cause of forfeit
ure. The apparent doubt as to this
must be, the court held, resolved il
favor of the conclusion which will pre-
clude forfeiture. Judgment was giver
in favor of the defendant for costs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-05
.LUNAuLO ESTATE
IS IN GOOD SHAPE

The trustees of the estate of w. c.
Lunalilo yesterday fled their twenty
eighth annual report, showing the af-
fairs of the estate to be in very
prosperous condition.
The receipts during the year ended
July 81, 1909, amounted to $53,O15.4O,
as against total disbursements OF
SOL ,691O5.
The value of the investments and Sc
curities held by the trustees on the
same date was $21O,504.61, as against
$211 ,OO3.01 a year before.
Reporting on the Lunalilo Home, the
trustees say that the annual cost pei
capita is 1892. The average daily
attendance has been 51.767.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-05
TRIAL Of WAIMANALO
RIOTERS COMMENCED

The trial of Yamamoto and the eight
other japanese who are accused of
having assaulted Sheriff Jarrett at
Waimanalo, the time the sheriff was
surrounded at that plantation by
crowd of angry sons of Nippon en-
ragged at the arrest of some of their
comrades, was begun in Judge De Bolt s
court yesterday morning. Rapid prog
ress was made, jury being secured
and sworn in before noon. County At
torney Cathcart made the opening ad-
dress for the prosecution. and the Jury
was then excused until $50 this morn
ing, when the trial viii be resumed,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-05

Captain Corwin P. Rees, United
States Navy, commar'tant of the Flo
nolulu Naval Station, may reach the
grade of rear admiral some time this
month. He is No. on the list for
promotion, and there is a likelihood
that before the end of the present
month he will reach the highest office
in the Navy service, other than which
Admiral Dewey holds. Captain Rees
does not retire for almost another year.
Kukui to Pearl Harbor.
The lighthouse tender Kukui left for
Pearl Harbor yesterday morning with
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-05

Admiral Sebree and many officers of
the feet aboard The Kukui passed up
the channel into the harbor and the
dredging operations We're explained to
those aboard, as the various sections
under contract for removal were pass
ed. The trip was interesting through
out for the officers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-05
Idzu1no at San Francisco.

The japanese cruiser Idzumo, which
cut out Honolulu on the way from
Yokohama to the Coast, will arrive at
Sar Francisco today, The warship will
arrive here on November IS on her
way back 10 japan and remain week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-22
Spicr beS ,ScncrbGmonS.

@o!pofe, 0ioii.. 81 Scbrlnr.
- tSrait sIoom Gurt bate ibrc BET
Gen Annben I'M 9lItcr Don iiini mo
ledl5 1Sabren oIlcin i'm S0nIc AclaI
icll lin einen 0nna IL bcIorgcn. Al@
lie 5uriiftcbrtc, ianh lie 0aS Sbdlt2 ii,
NIdnnet MD muDte Diilf. ltnb rotb,
lr9 ,iiehcl, lpic ibrc Sieblingc IN Den
Tlammen umfomcn nelhc oo9 gonic
(1ebnnoc IN ?li6e leqtcn
Sopcr, Gbebopnn Gountp,
Dtid.. 81. 6c6ruur. 9ci ocnl
@ranoc, luelher iriih MorlcnS bo9
oSotcl iSinall," cin 5lrciltocti1c3
SNoljBeb1l6c. eilldiTcrtc, ionbcn Ser
30siGbrilc ShonftcIlncr Suiicp ga
Grarce imb Der l5.idbriac Ecicr
Ono ibrcn 5ob. Ger 9rnn0 ihcint
II Dem Shailf5ilrimer cntIlanOcn jll
lcin, bod iueib man nid}t, dui nelfc
@etic Dies gcid)ebcn iii. Gas Neb1roe
brdnntc i'll oilcr 8iertcliiluloc nic.
oer; aIlc onbcrGn H<ulniicn ober cnt,
fanicn 8lildlid,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-22
slnti.NcNcr's 'slnfrnbr in Cttnmma be
fiird,ict.

Sttumiuu, Sn.. 81. Ietrllur. .---
GIN Scitenitiif 5u Dem 9lnti'9tcJcr
Nllirlthr in Sprinaiiclb. ST., pllroc
hr,te bier bciiird)tct Gin MOT pon
lncbrcrcn @unncrt Nt1lnlcru bcln.
ltrtc bcltte bna bieli9r StnotGcidng
niB. in mclhea cin lic3cr Dclcn Ell.
nca QcAcn , llIr beiltc irijb ueriibtcn
lnliittliden 2ln9rIiis uli 6rali Is. II.
,Sobnion, @uttn cinea hiciiIeu 0on'
6cl@rciicllocn intcrgcbradlt luor0cn
mar. Ter yiclcr mar in oic Nobn.
tide MoGnug cingeorln9en. lpdb
reno Der 0tuln nidlt iu &ullie mar.
Gin 9ltIgcbot NIT Nllltblln0cn mar
ioiort III ieiner @crioIliug olligc.
broden mo ling i'm binnen aur,cm
Gin. ,5n Dem Seiingnib beinno lid,
nod Elm onocrcr Neger. lpelher ser
pur jnei @oden rcrii6tcn Grmor
bilng cineS peiben Dt1oAena, Na.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-22
Rummer & 8efer,
Iextides 8anf. nnO @edielgcid)ait
26 Gpntb.Strahe,

.Wdft1ndI Whhf Dt N0MMtftt"'t3tbdn6t.
Ritgltsber Der MitienbJtje.
Gns unb gerfauf BON aftier uno SbIaatto.
neit. aSeGfeI uuS Greaitnrieie auf alie banpi
tddoIibeH Sf1btc Guropu'2. 9rs uiio Seriauf
Gertoer 6eIbfcrten, ionic MnsferiiqunD hon
gouma1ten. eaifistarttn bon unb nab geutft.
lGvb. (Mpri27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-22
.RoOicpclt's ncueitc Gpiitel.

Cine ?Inhport oitf Scnntor Semen,
nous fiir}Iihc aririt oeS (Se.
beinloicnitcs. Spicnogcipitcnt
notblucnbil mo nilBIidl.
" Il y blngton, :. g.. u. ,Sebr.
- Eroiibcnt 3iooicueIt ucroiientli6t
bertc clne ldn1c 9Inhport ni,i Den
9lnBriii. mclhcn Scnotur SScmenmar
Don ,>noIann fiirjlih in cincm Dem
Scndta.Gonitc Iiir 9criuilli9ln9el
crItottctcn @crid)t uui ocn Bcbcim,
olcnIt Der Mc0icrung mad)te. Semen.
man bate lit oieIcm 0eridt cine 9c.
'drdntlm5 oca Dem Oebeimoienit
acltnitctcn SpIclrdinn cmpio,lcn mo
crfldrt ca lci niemdIa Die 9lbiid,t Der
Nc8icrimg gcIucien ciu .Spionaac.
SDItcni" III orgnniiireH. ,sn ieiner
antncrt In9t Sr. 9eoicpelt inter
9lnoerCn pcm cine Neihr1nflln1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-22
ocaaoosnssoonsSsxsauonao1oon1

Der @crlpcnounG oeS @rbeimoienItes
Dor ctIid)cn Sabrcn in Strait aepcien
lei olS Die oonolS cntoeften lenia.
tlcneIlcn 2moidnpinocleicn an'S
Sid)t gelun1tcn. 10 miirbcn ein Scna.
ter, cin StcprGicntnnt lmo perIt)ie.
ocnc unhcrc. rcidlc iIlo on9eiebene
DiGnncr. mcldle illl politiihcn 9cben
cine ToIlc ipieltcn ino iuegen Bethel.
liglnN on oieieu Sd,Ipinoe!eien per-
rrtbcilt wnroelL itrailoS a,,Sgc9on.
gen lciu. Der @rici lit an ben &c.
nntor Nnlc bon Wiaillc. BorIitcr Ses
ecmltc'S i!lr Scrlpilligmgen, aeridp
tet imo pom 10 Sebrmar oatirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-22

meno 9toicn. pCrbdd)ti1 lit. Gicier
stcder luuroc il$aebcin ans ocl
Sto0t AcidIufit, olciu iciue Gntier
nlln1 ltcIltc Die Nube nid)t Der. IiC
Htire0und mar 0cu Nonicu 5ag iibcr
Ie 1rofl bob Scr ?lu0brllcb clues blll-
tiNcn 2Ilirllbr2 ieocn 2luArnbIif be-
iltrdtet mlrOc.
@cgcn SonncnlllltcrNnnQ NOR Der
Dor ocn @efGn0nib pcrlonmcltc Mob
arli ctiuo 1000 Ncrionm. NFGlmcr im0
ilul0c @uri6cn onQNuod,icn. 9lur
cin tSiihrcr ipur uotbmen0ih nm ci.
ncu 9luSbrlid) ser ToItapltth bcrbci.
sllfiibrcn. acn W}ilitGr iii ioucit in
Iicrit gcitcIlt ipnrbcn, oncin sic liit
oliebcr Scr hieiigen Wiili5. .Gompu1uic
hobcn geicbl iidl fir oIlc SGIIc III
@creitidJoit 3it baIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-22

Taie sur Hciis in's MMslanb be.
iurst 6. Mainc, Nr. 413, Cnyalti.
mpreitrafe, nabe Gnitum &oxie Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-22
@cidnnlnlcilcnoDl ~
Mni eincm 3ngc gcitorbcn.

liilmuutrC. Ni5c.. 81. Ic6r.
- S0r. geo &%odjaler bon bier lit,
mic cine hcutc bier cin5ctroiirne Ic.
pcitbc |mc.Oct ,ploblid i'll @niiolO,
y. y. olli einen 9aGn5use 9citor.
bcn. oui pelhem cr iih ju @eid)1ii$.
5ipefcn nod) !tclu Dorf begcbcn poQ.
ic. Gr mar Gin eiiri1er 1Sorocrcr
hes neutidcn Ibcutcr9 mo lctctc
lcit piclcn ,Snbrcn bns nicIi1c Enbit.
(bcatcr lit pcltlcnt criitl0ii1c Tor-
iIclllngcn in crAliIhcr nno oeutiher
Sprodlt gcIcben lpcr0cn. Aoiicr
SSiibclnt uerlicb i1nl Dor ctlidcn
Eabrcn ;ur 9Incrtcnllling icincr Ger.
oienitc Inn Die ociltId)c 9iibnc lno
i'm 0ic ocutIfe y!tcruthlr in 9tnlc.
rita sen 0rcucli Crbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-22

gifet's 3aIniueb'9rO Iarires
in eiuer Niu1te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-22
ilrDtr bct 0Jucnptorts

5iirtS Die Sbr bier eiHireieil" III untril On
oicier SbIle Gtebi CO ebeu ieme Sosinnnu, ber
etuI0en Murltr urio Bein 5li eniiicter 3ar
norrboioen Shmcrjen eetocnoen crouInen. ofsbt
- lliidlherlueife cine griaiuna hon bfu
ueetl. 29aS nIle ttoarfen giniprisunesn unb
dnh Die GperdtiouSnieiisr iino Snniirieften Ben
GhIrnrgelt niht su yssec brinari,, haS boil
brinei VI Silshee'S Nnafriia. 8rnber fret
eeranoi Ron y. Seltitaebler Co. RcI 2ito.
Neu Notf f9gogp,iSrl :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-22
Baltimore, Mb Moutag, oen %. ;yebrnar 1909

I
M len BON SCiucDcru.
ltprfnlf, go, 2t. Gcbrltur. -
| 9fl9 alien 2anOc@tbciIrn trcifcu hicr
9either eilL INN Sem Gmpfano scr
eSIottc bei5uiuobnen. CIo Boint Com
tort iii ifnn icBt nit &ciutNcrn ibcr.
iiiIlt. Sn Nafcn iino &cr0miQln01.
| Tobricugc dIIcr 9lt ou9 ollcn St1o
ten l0na5 Der 9ltlalltiiheu aiiltc. Sc.
trciGr Straub pom Nonbel@- Icpurtc,
mcnt bot inocB Die @ciiltua crtbcilt,
boB bis noh fiiuf llbr onl lGonto1
tenl SoonoclSIahrlcuN ourh Die
SperrIiniGn iobrcn Onri lueId,c Cor
pc6oboolc llnt sic &ricg@ic1iiir iichcn
mcrocu. Is Qcid)iebt Dies, mn Goi(i
iioncn mo Siuocrlm9cn ser Grou-
tioncn III ucrbin0crl.
Marrcnoc N0ttiuucn.
9foriolf @o.. 81 Scbruur. -
| Bur 3cit iucilcn III 0cn hiciiQcn SO.
tcl5 Gnpeuoe BON Nifi}icr3iruuen.
inter bcncn iif 70 bciinocu, mclfc
Die Nciic INN hic @clt uui Sun0cla
| idillcn 5llriifgcIe0t boben luo nit
ibrcn @atteu IN ncn pericbieocucn
N1icll iueld)c Die 6lottc bcriibrtc, s,l
| ionnlctgctroiicn iino. glnocrc iilo
bis 9Illiralicn unb lUicoer 9lnocre bis
Snpon oocr mld) mr bis nad) Gali-
iornUn gc0onNeu Cen ,SciHidbfeiten
luHbrcn0 oe& GertpeiIenS ser Sd,iife
oui @anlpton-Roo63 iiebt bier glac@
nit Scr grGBten Sponn1nq cntgeqe1
oo lie aroBortia }ll lucrocn ncriprc.
chcn.
4blohntng in @ol6 iilr
VI mn d q ten.
@oibington :. g., 21. 6chr.
-- Ioa @olloncnboot o.)nnttou", boa
Ole Nicilc mn sic SSclt id)ol uorQc.
tern uoIlenoct bot illbr pon bier nit
SSOO,OOO III ucucn 0joiOltildcn ans
Der 9ic1icrilng3niiilEc iiir bic 9lua
jobIu9 Der Sflijicrc luo Mannifoi.
ten mad, 9tcriulf ab rnl BORT nit 0cn
Sd)lohtihiiicn uieocr iuionlnen5u.
trCiicn.
;}iuci rc1lil1rc Gonpicr pou Der
Nor'oltcr Silie alngcn acItcru 9lbeno
bon bier NIT ctpn 1900 Eoi'oQiercn
al, lucIhc hic grobc Sict,c am Nion.
tag lchcn nolicn.
NCutc ginncn ouh G:c Mon.
lloncr" nit Dem BrGiiocnten 9looic-
nclt 0u@ 0cpcidcnboot ,2olpbin"
nit Ocn Wiitglicocrn ser 6ciOcn Slot.
tcn'Gomitc9 hco Gon0rciicS llno Der.
ldlIe0cnc GompTcr, uon 0cncn elmer
Don odi3i9 GonBrcBmitqlieoem mo
lbrcn Srcinocn gcdloricrt lit, nod)
Sonpton &ouo3 ab.
i 6lottc fubr l2.3O3 WtciIcn.
Nllli Der 1l.nonntigcn SSabrt lrnl
ole Groc. lucldbc Ole olncritoniitbc
,Slottc nm 1G. Nc}cmbcr 1907 bc0onn
mo Die am allnntog III Sonptou.
Sioao0 5l Gn6c 9cbi lc1tcn oic
Sdiiic l2,303 Mcilcn ,llriit, mic aus
Dem nod,itchenocn GiIton3,shElpciS
trIihtlId) lit:
Non Mnmptou,9loaos itno Sri.
Hloao ................ 500
SrllIoao lud 9iio Sonciro. 3.IGO
Stio nod) Nunta glrcnus. .... 2,22S
Flnto 9lrcnu2 ladl Calico. -. 1866
Gall0o und, Wta10nlcno.Nni. 3,OJ0
Wtaghnlcnn S'ui nod, Gan
tSrnnciacu .............. t,2O0
Snn SrorcIoco nod &onoIlIu 2lO0
&onolnlu nod 9lldInno. ..... 1850
Sllldlon0 nnd) SpbneD. ..... t2Sl
SpbucD nad) ,)iclboirnc. 49,. 515
Melbournc nod 9Ilbnnp. -. 1850
9IbonD noh Widnilu. ..... $500
Manila nodj ?)otoDamn. ..... L153
Dofoh0mn n0d 9Inlou. ...... L3l3
slnop nod Manila. GGG
Wonllo nah SinNopore. .. l,36S
Singnporc nod Colombo. 49,. .. $50
Colombo nadl Sncj. $40
Suc; nof Gibraltar. 1920
Gibraltar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $500
~; ,,,,; lo,,,hI ~ DpD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-22
Triuahc Gin Ynndjacrid)t iu Sautun

Sclnalc clH COHaNcrIdt III SuVf0h
Iantou 9, 2t. Tcbrltor. -
Gin 9euiiicr Sec @cdmon Iproul Ne.
Ilcrn 9lbcno 1c8en o llbr. mdbrenG
juei lctcttip9 ilncrbulb lucniQcr
Nrb pon linn Itdn0cu lmO Srm0crtl
BON Eoiinnteu IN Der Ndbc purclt
pl0blid) butter ciucm Fioltcn bcruor
lmihlnug Nrot Ytnrp z. Nuno nit
ben 9trmcn mo ucrlldltc, lie in cine
nobc NIcp 81 rcibCn. Ser @nttc Der
Trou bciun0 iid in ibrcr Wcicllihait
mo crbiclt, ais cr ben 9ln1rciicr
podtc, cincu Sdllug ms Wciidt ipel'
tter i'm 5u @oben mari. 9SGbrcnb
Der Sb1tcr nod nit ser Idreicnocn
,Frall rauL luilr0C CT pon oen Ictet'
tp9 icit8enonnncn. 2lui Dem SSeAc
ned Der Foli5eiItatIon ueriebIe cr Ell
nCm ser Nrumtcn cinCu pllhtiacu
ShlnA mo nlr6c Damn ourd) Snip.
peIbicbc 5ur Hoiion Nebrud)t. Ter
&orIoIl bate cincn 1roBcn 9luIlalI
llr Tollc mo Die Eoli,ci mar ur
nit Nfii6c i'm Stanbc. 6Cn @ciongc.
nCn 1cAcn ole &olfamlltb Ill id)iibcu.
Huoicuelte Weffc nmarfommen.
Stlloclt bca .,Sorpor6 Gpnc1e" ltiir5t
nnh cillcr 6citlihteit aus cinem
6cultcr i'm icdIten Stodmcrf ,uo
bleibt mt1enblittlih tcot
Gombribac. @uiio 21. 6cbr.
5temoro 9orglo5 Nohillon. 10
Sabre alt cin 9tcilc ocs Froiiocnten
Aiooieuclt mo Stuoent i'm .nuruaro
College" ihir5te nGbrcno Der Iceten
Nodt nlr3 cinCm ,Scniter i'm icdjlten
Stotpcrf Der Salnpton.Nolle, einenr
Torntitornm an Der MuiatuicttS'
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-26
DIES FROM INJURIES
Mrs. Catherine Roney, Promi-
nent Woman, Ends Suffer-
ing This Morning.
BROKE HIP BY FALLING

Mrs. Catherine Roney, widow of the
late John J. Roney died at Reid Mem
crial hospital early this morning from
injuries sustained in fall two weeks
ago today. Mrs. Roney was in her
eighty-third year and was one of the
best known women in the city. She
has lived here practically all her life.
Mrs. Roney is survived by three sons,
Edgar of this city, Alonzo of Brein-
nerd, Wis. and Albert of Indianapolis.
She was the mother of eight children.
The funeral arrangements will be
announced later. 1t will be held from
her residence, III North Seventh
street. Mrs. Roney was an attendant
of the Presbyterian church.
Two weeks ago, Mrs. Roney in
lighting a gas jet at her home fell
breaking her left hip. The injury was
a very serious one, considering her
age and it was believed at the time
it would result fatally.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-26
FARM RECORDS IN
COUNTY SMASHED
"Spring' Planting Starts in
Jackson Twp.

Plows were pulled from cold stor.
age in Jackson township and ground
was broken for spring planting. Farm
ers declare this is the earliest ground
has been broken for a number OF
years Unusual conditions have pre-
vailed and the frost is practically all
out of the ground. Last year spring
blowing was delayed by heavy rains
and this year farmers are preparing
to take advantage Of their opportunity
afforded by nice weather and break
ground remarkably early Planting
will begin as soon as the ground is
conditioned.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-26
A Horrible Aoid-Up.

About ten years ago my brother
was held up IL his work. health and
happiness by what was believed &C be
hopeless Consumption" writes W. r.
Lipscomb. of Washington, n. c. He
took all kinds of remedies and treat
ment from several doctors, but found
no lelp till he used DR.. Kings New
Discovery and was wholly cured by
six bottles. He is we'll man to-day"
It's quick to relieve and the surest
cure for weak or sore lungs. Hemor-
rhages, Coughs and Colds, Bronchitis,
La Grippe, Asthma and all Bronchial
affections. soc and S1.O0. Trial bot
tie free. Guaranteed by A. G. Luken
& Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-26
HAVE PREPARED
CIRCUMSTANCES
Make Kick on Dredging West
River.

"Reminiscences have been prepared
in the matter of dredging West River,
which passes through Dalton and Per
ry townships and they probably will
be placed on file with the county COM
missioners. A petition has been pre-
sented and reviewers appointed. 1t is
proposed to deepen the channel of the
stream to prevent its overlooking af-
ter heavy rains. 1t is claimed that the
property is not damaged to the extent
represented and that the expense OF
deepening the channel is too great for
the benefit.