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Morris tribune., 1909-02-06

Henry Jones made a business trip to
Chokio Tuesday.
George Hogan went to Browns
Valley on business Wednesday.
The Chokio basket ball team and
the Morris high school team play to-
day.
Carl Knupple returned home
Wednesday from his trip to Sisseton,
s. D.. tfa
John Folkins of Donnelly has ac-
cepted a position with J. j. Nc
Canney.
Jay Morrill, is here from Sisseton,
8. D., for short visit with his father,
FL. "A. Morrill,. ~
!. Edward CARNEY left Sunday even
ing for st. Paul to attend. the st.
Thomas College.
George Mcclellan recently pur-
chased saloon at Campbell and ex-
poets to take charge soon. -
The Knights of Pythias will give
their annual family party at the lodge
hall next Thursday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Nor
wegain Synod church will meet at Mr..
Berkin's the 18th of February.
Mr.. Engel has secured the services
of Miss Sussmilch of Minneapolis who
is experienced in the laundry busi-
Morris tribune., 1909-02-06

Henry Jones made a business trip to
Chokio Tuesday. s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16
GbinciiIdDc Wiin3nancn,

,Sn teIllenl Sun0e Der Wclt bot c9
mobl 10 piel pcrifiebene Mtiin3be5cid,.
nlll9en gegcbcn, mie gerooc iu Sons
DC Der Wtittc. DC Ye5eidrlln0cn
itommte1 BON icber bon ben 6ornlcrt,
Die man in China Den 8clomiln5cn
CAB. Sn Den Sobrcn 1000 bis $50
Dor Gbriiti @eburt fltriirtcn Die Spa.
ten, 0rilfcn uno &omm 3 Wiin3en.
oSn 0en &ubren 6S3-262 Dor Gbrilti
8cburt bic groBcn, oiinncn uno fICi.
zen Wciicrmiin5an. SIS fol9ten 10
Damn Die @lodcnmiin5cnJ Don 0cncu
tci1c Grempldrc mebr oll5utreihen
iinb. Soonnm 0ic @lt- oocr 8clputos
Wtiin5cn, 2otoaplr52l . Ntiin5cn,@ eia
itertopi Wiin5cn, Die rInoen Mtiilt-
sen nit rurl0em God. Die runoen
Wfiin5cn nit picrcdigem God: Nod)
GbriItlts iolqten 0onn luieOer Die tlet
men M1iicrmiln5cn unO 0ic l%o9enolur
ten Eu Miln5cu oc@ @auQ Wal1g,
Die lid bis oirf Den beliti9cu Gag IN
Der Girflllation oea 2onocS crbalten
bnbell.
&n Ben 3eitcn Der Notb, I'M 5cbnten
No%brbunocrt, urtcr Scr Tptlultie beS
&nilerS &iicn Song, lpllrbc ciicrncS
0clO 0cpr0Qt. Wiit ser ghiagob2 Oc9
FopicrgclocS bcgonn man IN China
if)on I'M ncunten &nbrbunOcrt. Snl
Sabre 1866 CAB cS ld)on e, oiel fnl-
ifca Enpier0clO III China, ooB bic
Hcgierund iid) 025pungcn iob, bic
@onfnpten = 66li6er NIT 0erielben
Stroic 81 bcleqcn, pie oicienigenFer-
ioneu, lucld)e foil2rlid)c Goittc fGlid).
ten, nGmlih NIT bem 5ooe. @eprG0te
OiiiitScit' inns III Gbilii 1ttf 20fU Snljs
rcn nicnoIS gGn5lid, olBcr &urS Sc
fommcn. Solueit nltc Miin5c1 nod
porbonocn iino, u2rbcn tie 5u irgcnO
cincnl &urie oitd) 1T 3oblung gellonl-
lllCll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16
Gin altconptildlcr Qnmp.

Inter Den m0llderlci 0riefen, Die
ollS nlteopptild)er Belt in Toppro CT.
bolten lilo, finoen iid oitd) eillige,
bic ullf 3oglinge elmer Brieltcriduulc
@e5ltg boben mo inholtlid) ilid)t linz
iutereiiont iinb. Sic itomnen ultgc-
iGbr ans 1900 y. CIR. Ga Id,reibt
Gin 2cbrer an icincnS dliilcr. TomcuS
Gcntuur: Y9tilr Dem @crgniigen giblt
ou Did bin, bon StraBe 5u Strabc
tretblt OIL Did lumber. nah 9ier ricd)lt
bu a~llobutblifJ II. Der 8erlld, ifeildlt
Die Wenid)en uoll Dir ullb rid)tet beillc
Sccle 5u 0rurlOe. Mon trifft' bid,
lpie OF olii Mollcril tletterit lmo3ull.
ne 5erldlGgit, ipic OIL Die 2eitta burd).
prilqclit. ioboB allcS cilenoS Dor Dir
Die iSllld,t ergreiit." - @pn einem
onberen Sfiiler crfobren mir, buB
1r ont liebitcn bel oer MGbd)en IN
Der 9teipe iitt. inlbentrieienb ui,b be.
frGl5t. Seraniigt trpmrreIt er lid
ani Den Baud; meiln er ober a%iifite.
ben mill, Damn tontelt er, f1lt bin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16
IuS ocr y,Sngcno."

gIin lrbten 9iuiiionsmol0Uer
miro an eincnl m0r0eriif beiBen Su'
&C SunitGtSoicuit gciibt. 3mei luof-
ferc Observation-Disclosures i6leppcll
id)pciBtricietb cincn ~beb0bigcn RE.
lerpiltclt, Der lid trob ocs Id)lucrcrl
WoildidrtiicS, oclt CT liant elmer itnt
icincn 2cib gcld)lungenen Sinoe CT,
boltcl bot. b0hit bcboglid) III Der
Srnge rdfclt. Wicoerbolt botcll iblt
sic SrGger, oui5ultcben; sr bleibt.
olli lcir Hed)t pod)cllo, rllbig licgen.
aur5 bi,ltcr Dem lcttcn Soit5 DcS
GorfcS 2. rcibt ibncn Die 8eouIb:
oMi0it1 rouS?!"
.Ncei"
Gin frGftigcr Sdrpun1, illb ser
gShwerpernrnoctc" iliegt fopiilber
in Den StroBengrnben. Sm ielbcn
N%Iugen6lid bic0t Scr gefiirftete 2ipi-
ilon0r nm sic Gdc ulo lit, nit einenl
@lid oic Sitiiotion criniicno, nit brci
Spriingcn IeincS Sdlnd)troiicS Ders
on; r@os lit bier los?"
"Socbm pcritorbcn GrceQen5!" re.
pli5irt prompt Der WiiiiethGtcr.
Nnitutt Der linn oQieiti1 propbe5ei,
ten norci Gage itrnmm" crbielt CT roc.
Gen icincr 8cilt1Sgeoenwort Die &c
freitellflopfc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16

Der Suide loden. 9tun. ooS bat lid
IN einem iiir Die 8euti6en erfrerlis
den Sinne eriiiqt, rid)t 5il eigenem
NuecrL ionoeru fiir ooS G%cutoblrger
Sermarna Genfmol Bot uiltroingS
9onocl @elo aus onoeren Sdifen &c.
loft.
Sino MN oieieS batinden olld cine
Guclle 0aS Groites urO cine grobeglns
reglung SIT g%enoueren Soriduungeu, 10
0urf man 0oriiber bod nid)t pergcls
len bob man audi cine icbr Iongc,
iebr LANCE Geibe BON Wuitarlhillcrn
o%ui5dblen fam, Die III Sproden ltnO
Motbemotif IuSge5eihnctes Ieilteten
nt0 I'M ipGteren Seben Die Soffmuls
gen, Die lie IN Der Sdltlc erluedt bat.
ten, beitGtigten, man fam Dos iogor
ulS Die Hegel betrudten. 0ihtS
mGra oorciliger, ais ipenn jest jc0er
SGultaugenldts lid 5ltm 9roBcn
Goer erfolgrcld)en Wtanne praoeliinirt
fiibltc, neil s. uieIe 9eiipielc i'll Die.
Icr &idtlulg 9ibt. NuoO licct Sooi
non licct boDi. &nmlerbin gcben jellc
9eiipiele Der B6Oogogif 5t oenfen II.
es beitcbt cine innere 8erlponotidoit
5Dild)cn ibnen uno elmer groben &ei.
be bon 2oicnlciitungcn in &iIicns
Ihnit uno Scd)nif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16
lillo iiebt idmutig aus ME ell &ro'
fooiI! - Ilio ldon. onHaols Dleier
perritd)te Iltoboll
3oulanos dtarfiidDe 8Gbcr.
Equitable BebGnbe, 9uitnmt gegeH. Stets pfien
(Wt0i41S)
SubssfGae.

Slm Is. Mai 9eter 81. Yrpaan, 9tr. 1921,
8omeiuooo. %glpenuc. So Sabre alt
9lm 10. Wini cara @igliu, uipcritidios@o
ipital," ~ Sabre alt.
Im IS. 1iai @iHiam 8. 1riiieu, 2Gupieps
Sofpitut, 81 Sabre nlt.
4m IS. Mdi Mamie 0l. S%unano, gIr. 1880.
yiorbsgronoluon, 81 Sabre alt.
y gm 10. Dtai Nilliam onmpton, Sigbts mo
QeesStrube, 81 Sabre ali.
Slm ~. Wtui aba Dian 9aesertn, 9tr. $50,
9iutDs 5ullpns glpcmue. so Sabre alt.
Nm u. Mai 1ettp 3Obnion, 4nooteusooipiz
am II. Wai Snmes 8. 3ubntnu, 9ir. 1120,
@eftsSarn Sfrabe, 40 Sabre att
Vim IS. WIui SenrH cane, enpoietua 9olptfaL
gm 10. !Diai 2ames ". @saiOn, gir. 3O7,
Muntebel os9lpeuIe, 81 Sabre all.
aim "a. Mai @iuinm Srlorrs, llniOcriitdts.
SnfpitnI. 80 Sabre ali.
9lm ~. Didi 0,arn Spencc, 9r. 1889, 9torbs
Caroline StroBe. "A Sabre alt.
Nm "A. UlGi 8ahmcl scber, gir. 1915, Sft'
3 rdGtsStrnbe. Su Sabre alt.
YIN Il, Mai Sannie g. Batter, 9ir. 1928,
9iorozG ions Strn6c. 66 Sabre nlt.
9Gm l3. Mai @ininm ". Nnlnce, ar, 1G3,
RuburgsStrabe, 4G Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16

lnlo b0rtc lcincn &orper aufid)logen.
S6on mGbreno 0eS Safes bette er
oos 8clpuBtiein nerIoren. Sin0et ein
NbItiir6enoer bcim Gtltr5e aus GROCER
jehren goo, 10 itirbt cr olio i'll
bcluuBtIoicm 3uitnnoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16
Ner6eGerte Sriedeuditter.

@ehen sic brr 9tufiraa. Sbr 6niis nit SIie.
%aeiteiffer 81 n%criebcri. ui6i. bis Sic uiifcre
l%teueiteI1 6lieGers@It 5entier unb z1biiren &C.
lebelt itito ben Ereis erfnbret babeIt. Gle has
pen QUEER Den SprtbeiIet droerer unferc nelies
lien 2aterts%orrt1titn9cn. IS lit ni6t idiuic.
rla, ite eiiipor 6i .5icbelt, mo ~flefifrelt ME in
'eitbient SScttcr. llniibcriroifenc Mrbeit.
@urtbinatuu Ipicr Strceu &c.,
Nr, ia. Slt.saItimpre'eir. Sbone 5000 ct. g.
(Diat7, tWit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16

2ebeIta- ulrD Gerpenfroft. Giltc olte
@ciabeit Die @eiien oler 3eitcn bo
ben liz gcprebi9t, aIer 9crQoe in I'M
iercr belltiaenk}dt Der Netpoiitdt per
nient tic opppFtS Seodltllfi9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16
ShnrfDttc Npucl.

9Sit!mc oc9 ucritorbcnen Sr. Nernbaro &oael
uno Todtcr Der periforbeIeu 1cnrD unb 2Sils
belminu Sidel. i'm 60. Sabre ibrcS lebci3.
1a3 llbr g,nnmittn9s, bon ibrrr lcttcl 2Sops
niina. Nr. 522, 9cdrls Strube. ans fat. 9cis
iebung AMI oer sHouoors %urfs0emeterO."
1870
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16
Sbriitian Samlntcr.

IS iturb nab fur8em 2einen am Il. l'dt
1909 6britinH Santmer, a%eltebter @dtte bon
Youlin 0nmnrcr, i'm Nlter bon IS Snbrell. Sle
Nceroi9ung finoet Sunntna, Den III. Wldt. Htntns
mittaee 3 llbr, bonn lrnlerbunie,. Nr. 923.
Neit.Nanettc' StraRe, aus itntt. 8ctictnng all
oer .%2Scitcru GcmcterD". 1850
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16
Mnrnnrethe y. Seaacs.

So iturb am II. Mai 1909, nm 5.t5 ll6r
gluhmittuGs. Oinrearetbc 3. Segsrs I'M sl!ier
bon 60 Snbren, Satin ocs ocritorbenen Gifos
lulans Icgaes. Sic Necroigung iinoet prioutim
nm Sunutaa, Gu6nlittnaS nm ? ubr, bon Der
ySobnuno ibrer 1ohter. Srau 9bas. Wtadf6,
gir. 1915, @uiternsIpenue, ants iictt.
C31-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16
Mfnrtin Nnnf.

IS itarb am Is. Mini 1909, MoraerS. in
ieiner 9Robrung. Gr. 903, 6ntnp .straHe,
Martin 9Gui, 10 Sabre nlt. @atte Der %oeritnrs
bencn Gliiubetb Gauf. Die 9eeroi9lna iinoet
Spnutna, gtubmittng9 3 llbr. bon obeneennnlls
ter 9Subrung aus HIATT. O35-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16
msnas.&crfanf.

boil
W|iunumcRtcn, @rabtcincn uuo stntuen.
"a mir oas ldpcrbuuS 9tr. 223, gpros
GbarIessStrabc beSoseu bdGcl, lperocu mir onS
odnSe Yaqer an pain am ultcit RInbe, Or. ZIG.
Mcit.Saltimurc. Strnhe, 6l olSIcbnlih nicort,
gcIl Yreifcn ocrfnufcn.
&. SilBartncr & Suns.
(9(prilt.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16
.Eclnctcrn.

giireau: 9ir. II, @cit. Saratuga. etrnbc, nnb
Saupt.Gingang: Sreoerid.Npao.
9egrdbnibpldse bon $25 an inter beii6uniger
NufIitht: Sbnittblunlen, Bemiuoc, ItInnseutetC.
iperoct i'm IretbbnuS am SduptsSiugang &C.
iltoen! Infer ggent miro, ipeni geiuiini6t,
borfprehell. (92)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16
Surrainc.

Mnirriid, Rortortig. - Srieblid1.
9Seftlih bon 9Snlhruof cine lito cine babe
W}eiir. lliourt oUlln4 2EupqOnS NIB 2orrGinca
9~SaGgnnS brett bis 6un GinpnuG. Reioe &c
Icpbnne. Stdbt. Bilrcau I'M oritten Slur oeS
Union Irllit" s6cbluocS, Sbarles. nne Tahcttr'
GtraRc. (lJidi4, 1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16
Sermiidte AnseiseA.
III

HFUUVUHWs
2. M. 2. ,Srcmcn" miro ltnh eircr !iits
~ibeiiun0 pes Nonmalonnlcn pornleiirntlid In
Der 3eit bonn &c. bis 81. biefes Nioftnis I'M
bielteen Safet Iiegcr. Sieienigen bcliifdber
Hetdenilpebbrtpen, pelCbc ibrcr Miiit1rpfIidt
non mint aeriiigi .bubcll. mcrocn onoiirh (Sctcs
gcrlbett erboltclt, ih bon ocn nuf oent Snific
hcItitoltdct linrinc1r5t uitcrfnhen III lniien.
Gle ,icit Der llHteriufnng lpiro fpdter dnecSeiat.
Baltimore, Den II. Mai 1909.
Ser Aaiicrlihe 0onfuI
t31-D g.. u. giibcriB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16
Baltimore Gcmctcru.

Siireau: S%ranflin Sioa, Baltimore II. Northitr.
8eerdbniBpl1Be gum SeriGuf - bon $25 an.
nit Wlurnlorpfuiteu uh9e1rcnSt $50. - Rulnl
fir bier @riber. 6reie 9enubuug ocr Gdpeue
fit Irauergottcsbienite. (Suni16,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16
8irdlide Gnseiseu.
Sreiciniafcits-Sirdle.

(Bnlior Steraer,l
Gcnte HGcnb Inn rs ubr: Heiic Stdtbll0cr
:, 1iIrtet uno Die Gbriitens& erioIannge1Ig. Q3Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16

TampfnaIfincn, edaenihlen, 1adihincef
nnS Trehicf. W,nbfen, etraken.aoner, Seu.
YrcScn, etetn. y, abintnidlinen; Bargains; Iei6ie
@ebineunecn; beioe Telephone. @eiier Wttg.
Co., 1929 NofesGalpert.str (Iprf7,1WfD
(Wpr17,1Wt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-16
Summcrfuit nno Gugis.

@rIteru 0inrrluno u. u. ncnrs Sudl
umrrfriid,r Sole Information. aoiieilz
an Der lrele gHeHp'aFe o' ""s"
". VI. u. u. i@reipc an
Il. M. Sowen, Is. T.. 81, II. NJ. u. II.
t~Uiail5-Sulifj) Baltimore, Mo.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

Mrs. Chas. Oliver had a mar
row escape from dangerous in
jury Tuesday evening. She was
driving down the grade near the
Charley Alton place when a hold
back strap came undone and the
buggy ran up on the horse. The
animal at once ran away and
threw Mrs. Oliver out on her face
in a pile of rock. For a time it
was feared that her injuries were
dangerous but she soon regained
consciousness and is now rapidly
recovering. Mrs. Richards saw
the accident and at once went to
her aid.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

Ewart Hester was playing with
another boy Friday and succeeded
in running a fish hook through his
finger. 1t was a genuine puncture
and the hook rested against the
bone. but the kid stood the pain
like a major. though it was neces-
sary to cut the hook III two and
passit clear through the finger.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

Alton Packard, the greatest
cartoonist in America will appear
in Paonia again June. 22. This
time in the Christian church, his
subject will be Some Funny
People" Many of our readers
will remember Mr.. Packard's first
appearance and Uncle Sans
Folks" You can count on see
ing and hearing something fine.
Hester is fortunate in picking up
Mr.. Packard on his way to the
west tor the summer Keep the
date in mind, June %, and be
ready for a good laugh.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

We have on our desk a copy of
the Cotty College Chronicle and
notice that one of Paonia's young
ladies. Miss Edna Mathews, is
Editor in Chief of the same. The
Chronicle is published at Nevada,
Mo-, where the college is located
and is an edition which speaks
we'll for its editorial staff.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

w. H. Babb and family took
the train "Wednesday morning for
Cedaredge where they will visit
for few days before going on
to Redwine, Calf, where Mr..
Babb has purchased ranch in a
newly opened country. We are
sorry to lose them from Paonia
as this has been their home for
many years.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

w. II. Young and family took
the train last Saturday morning
for Denver where they will reside
for the present after having dis
posed of their property here,
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Louthan
came in last Saturday evening
from Chicago. and expect to
spend the summer in the North
Fork valley with Mrs. Louthan's S
parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Chap.
man.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

A great many jokes are told
about limburger cheese. Here is
one: A man went home one
night. carrying a piece of linn
burger which he left on the din
ing room table. Next morning
his wife said to him: What in
the world did you bring home
last nightp The cats have clawed
all the varnish off the table trying
to cover it up.-Atchison Globe.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

c. A. Poff. district manager of
the Colorado Telephone Co.,
came up from Delta last evening
to look after the company's in
terests here.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

Miss Nellie Mcbride. OF Hotch-
kiss, spent this week in Paonia at
the home of Supt. rutland, visit
ing with her sister. Miss Edna
Mcbride.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

J. F., Hassett. of Jefferson,
Iowa. arrived in Paonia last eve
ming and is today being shown
over the country by our real es-
tate men.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07
c. c. Hawkins and father, Rev

c. {. Hawkins and father. Rev.
w. G. Hawkins went to Denver
Thursday morning. {. {. will
attend to business matters a few
days before returning home and
his father will spend the summer
visiting with his daughter there.
A telegram announces that they
arrived safely and the old gentle
man stood the trip fine.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

You may be sorry If you buy
your wall paper without having
seen my sample books. have
the stock on hand. Remember the
name L. c. Stump. painter and
pap=rhanger.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

Arthur Graham is building a
cistern on his pitkin mesa ranch
this week. Art says he intends
to have all he wants to drink this
summer.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

Clarence Nelson is i'll at his
home at this writing threatened
with pneumonia, occasioned bv
his horse falling and throwing
him into the cold water of Hub
bard creek the other day. We
hope that there will be no farther
advance in the symptoms and
that he will be out in few days.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

Clint Oliver is the father of a
new boy born Tuesday evening.
All doing we'll. Clint will soon
have a full force for the Booster
of his own raising.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

We have car load of Fruit
Cane Sugar Now is the time to
buy while the price is low. You
can preserve anything with this
sugar from a lemon down to a
gooseberry.
McCLENATHAN NERO. Co.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

A. 5. Davis is building a resi-
dence this week on his lots where
the old planning mill stood and
says he has already rented it. 1t
is amazing how great the demand
is for dwelling houses and new
ones are going up all the time.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

Fred |. Lees and mother left
on Friday mornings train for
Fort Collins where they will
spend few days visiting with
relatives.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Clymer re-
ceived the sad news early this
week of the death at Muscatine.
Iowa, of Mr.. Chas. Peasley. He
visited in Paonia two years ago.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

The films for the Gaycty the
past week have been exception
ally good and well worth seeing.
We might make special mention
of The Star of Bethlehem. Return
of Ulysses and Canadian Sports.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

Owing to the Council Proceed
ings coming in so late this week
we are unable to print same in
this issue. They will appear in
our next.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

.oR SALE:-An International
power spraying outfit for sale
Cheap. In perfect repair used only
one season. Inquire of
L. NJ. BALLARD.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

For SALE:-Span well broken
nicely matched four year old
mules. Inquire of
GEO. GRAHAM. PitkIn mesa.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

z. ID. Griffin departed for his
home in Colorado Springs Thurs
day morning after couple of
weeks stay here.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

FOR SALE:-One fresh Mich
COW. and one brown saddle horse.
FIVE years old. JAMES MYERS.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

Mrs. Ed. Faucett and children,
of Lake City. are here visiting
with Mr.. Faucets sister, Mrs. d.
S. Stephens.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

Mrs. Argo Taylor left for
Suguache Wednesday morning to
visit with her mother who is very
i'll at that place.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

A. ID. Williams. of Colorado
Springs. came in Thursday eve
ming for brief stay here.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

Rev. K. n. Smith went TO the
Crawford country Monday to
spend the week looking after his
ranch there.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

]. r. Carnine made a business
trip to Crawford Wednesday.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

Miss Jennie Horning returned
home Monday from Austin where
she visited several days with her
sister. Mrs. Carl Davis.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

WANTED:-l desire 10 rent a pi-
ano for six months. Address gen
eral delivery. Paonia.
If Mrs HARRY LANGDoN.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

DIR. c. X. Dixon left for Colo
RADIO Springs on Thursday morn
ing's train for a short business
trip.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

LADIEs-You can always get
a nice lunch at. the Chapman
bakery.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

+. o. Henry. of Denver. was in
town on ID. & K. g. railroad busi-
ness last evening.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

DR.. and Mrs. Myers, of Hotch-
kiss. visited Thursday with friends
in Paonia.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

We sell a fire insurance policy
that assures. CLINE & HUFTY.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

R E. Love. of Midway, took
the train Thursday morning for
Colorado Springs for a short
visit.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

My prices are as low as the
lowest and my goods are as good
as the best. l.. +. STEPHENS.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Rya Murray visited in
Hotchkiss Wednesday.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07
Free Sweet Pea Seeds al
WELBORN'S.

A. II. Ruth. OF Grand Junction,
was in town a couple of days this
week.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

Fox SALE:-An Underwood
Typewriter in perfect condition
at this Office.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

w. Morford and family are
moving into their own property
on Sd Street this week.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

Fresh supply Batteries and
Auto Sparkers for your Gasoline
engine at
NELSON BROS FRUIT Co.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

We keep full line of nozzles,
shutoffs and repairs for Friend"
sprayers.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

Come in and get perfumed
1t WELBORN'S.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

MILLER & BETzLER.
The newspaper., 1909-05-07

many years.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-10-12
NO KNOWLEDGE OF
CRANES RECALL
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Japanese post-fAre there any changes
in the American-Japan situationf"
"No,v answered the ambassador,
smiling. "There is nothing but peace
nor will there be anything else. Dur.
ing the strike of the japanese planta.
ton laborers here some time ago the
Japanese dailies ran columns about it
every day, but there was absolutely no
official attention given it. The most
friendly relations exist between the two
powers.
Commercial and ohicial.
The ambassador and his wife and
party were met at the steamer when
it locked at the Hackfeld wharf yes
terday by representatives of the Cham
Der of Commerce and Claudius Nc
mediately whirled around the city to
as many points of interest as the time
permitted.
Accompanying the ambassador and
bis wife was Miss Howard, who will
be his guest in Japan and DR.. c. s.
Hazeltine and his wife and daughter
Of Grand Rapids, Mich. DR.. Hazeltine
has n daughter married to an official
high in the German diplomatic service
in Japan and it is to visit them that
he and his family are bound to the
Orient. They will return in December
and today's sightseeing has decided
them to lie over here at that time.
Saw the Sights.
| In the party that received them, rep
resenting the Chamber of Commerce
were VIII j. Cooper, ]. P. Cooke and
E, A. Gartley, the latter dropping out in
the afternoon IS itinerary. After visit
! ing the Pail and giving Mr., O'Brien
his first glimpse of the great scene, the
party spent a few minutes at the Coun.
| try Club.
After returning to the city Governor
Frear entertained them all at lunch
con at the Young Cafe, ten or fifteen
persons sitting down as his guests
Earlier in the day the ambassador call
| ed upon the Governor at the Capito.
| paying an informal call and being
shown the interesting corners around
the old palace.
| From luncheon, all motored out tc
Waikiki, where Governor Cleghorn tool
them over his beautiful estate showing
them, besides the natural wonders il
his gardens, the relics and souvenir
that make his house almost roya
depository.
The younger ladies in the party drop
| ped off at the Moana Hotel and tried
surfing while the Others were at Cart
ley's across the way and the party re
united at the Aquarium. From thence
after taking the time necessary to view
the nightmare fshes and sweet dream
dittos that are there encased, the car
took the party back to thesvessel, a
contrary to expectations it sailed a
8 o clock instead of making the twenty
four-hour stop-over.