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The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
80 cItY peslmastsr Sc.

Alleging that he has injured her
reputation by remarks derosatory 10
her character MIS- Patti Desan Rose,
a music teacher Of Webb City. hied a
SUIT against Postmaster walter Thoi.
burn. asking so 600 actual and 10000
punitive damages Al the same time
she filea suit against Walter II Thoi-
burn. son of the postmaster. asking s5.-
600 actual ard 5000 punitive damages
On similar charges
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Three extra Missouri Pacific freight
trains were piled Ia a wreck oss mile
south % Butler Conductor %. -
Hardin and Engineer John Hiegins
both Of Nevada. we're severely injured.
the caboose and eight nai cars on train
No. ia2 were spiln.ered ana lhe engine
on train No. e5S WAS thrown lrna $50
track and disabled
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
EVELOPMENT OF
CENTRAL CANADA


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The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Mexico IS 20 have an inferurban
line TO Perry Years ago Mexico had
street railway. the franchise haylne
been granted ia 1883 Horse cars
were operated, hu4 ihey jumped the
track 50 often that people were afraid
10 ride on thom.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

State Superintendent III Public
Schools Howard A. Gass has 1ust com.
nletea some ngufez an the high
schools of ghe state shai show a mari.
ca afowih IN attendance These &c.
urcs arc foF = period ending Novcmber
To- 1909. az which time there were lls
high schools Ia operation, The total
enrolment of these schools 40.
vomber 10 was as7fi. OF these,
69is are non,rcsldonts who pay
tulHon The lsreeat hieh schools are
10 be found ln ST Louis and Kansas
city The enfoliment " the st Louis
schools sere Mckinley. l.so3; Louis
Sedan. 1910; Ycatman. S92 Large
rarollmeuis elsewhere ares Kansas
Clix. t2as. ST Joseph. i.oee; snrlus
fcld. $685. joplin. 52S sadalla. f5a.
CArihage. 6as. Columbia. sos
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

q BARKER Of Wakeada, NO. died
or hc.ri disease on chioago, Rock
Island q Pacific passenger train a
short ,lme after leaving Kansas City
Cor hidon. Ito end bis brother were
on iheif way % attend q iuneFal
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

"a Springfield literary society dis.
sussed the question 81 whether the
attic Reverend distinguished a min.
3ssor more than doctor and pro.
fessor 10 men of those professions.
ahc verdict was thas Il does NOT
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
Lleensee 81 no Game.

Nearly 400 huntcrs licenses have
aeea issued at MoBsriy aud there IS no
land thereaaouts whereoa one can
hunt legally The Democrat says st Is
time 70 Rrohibi, hunting Tor an but
land owners, who can hunt on their
own laud The present law gives a
aiaa license 70 hunt. bat ne is a
trexpasser wherever he bauts
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
MISSOURI STATE
CAPITAL ITEMS
el0#k TnAY AHE or sNrEHEar
s- 70 miaaoUR5tNa


=
gsfan cfsG a0i the 1881 eStaa
d ltneEts and wosksAars EAich -
rA sslF nanafaciaEins era repais-
iis urgaa ef lsbar
.fE<ss = s6saf oE ss rers Is ee
- siez ~ whleh seae fhsez are
elven and tAer podteoaz Were
valued A. tf1s 81 EnN4 ~
49, tes he tity 81 sas s.
naa @aea fhe Ms fo 1
worsl zli g sodAeed IL lsBs ssisnz
s1f sst So Kanss Cssy Is ths
essead rlty 8 pctiiation. ard nos cn.
ssa4itgg B4ckins hOaae pfp1ects. ranks
se1ond lH .Vaire 81 EnaEufars lrinR. wiga
The mammath rasting
q a15ltsnnSanfs of The city and towns
ing4 aizteis jatent % ttis f1urizt.
irg. laiTup3iis ready bal01x b si. IS
thsy tafe advantage 81 al tbs o1n-
Feniences ard facilities offered 81 Il.
H.asi of. sheAr enrsoFes lire there ana
6 one of the ceief markets Eor fher
pfo6aets. BIT being across TIE state
line in kansas. there Is % NsF 70
Rraperss eredit sne Fasne 81 ihls PRO
dncrlon % Kansas City, as. "a iaatiae.
ought e he dane. 81 Joseph ack-
if1gs house produces lneie5ed-- suraea
ont >Ir51Icts ID lses u the yalne d
46s 7S. .akins this class aMay. the
faetuling d this eisy was stgrt
9i7 719 and would stu give 81 un-
dtslzass sthtni rank.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Safe blowers wrecked tes posionce
at Duenwee and aroVe Tom speechiy.
who was awakened b. the explosion.
back Into his home at tHe point Of
shotgun They failed to take $40 IN
cash and q quantity Of stamps which
we're ia the safe. hrt escaped with $40
from cash drawer b The stare.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Mark Twain. wh6 IS now "a years
old was born IN the little VILLAGE 81
Florida. but hts parents soon after re
moved 10 Hannlhal slnee the mar.
fiage Of his last daughter 20 q Russian
nohleman. the distinguished Mis-.
sourlan hss been iefi alone is hts ala
age
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Lsnd fer q Joplin Naaoaie Building.
Charles schlnerdeckcb who recent.
S. was made a thiriyshini degree Ma.
son. gave 4 double city loE for which
Ae recently paid $4,000 70 the Joplln
scottish Rite Masons al Joplin. A
cathedral 10 COST not less Than s75.Voo
As 10 be erected there.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

An Ozark paper tells 81 death
which vas a "tTaEic fatality 4 salal
traEedy could have been 80 Notas
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

~ ~. parsons et onelhina Dead.
n M Parsons Di She{6,aa' saese.-s.777
oi ne shelbsaA Fair aesSelHflou. aloi
from the effects of paralSslc stroke
suffered ten days ago.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30


+ Hfhcoasne i2fF ssies1oas msmbSr 81
eis.- teEfslsnire srsa 81 fseals ana
.safs 20 aor the aee pbarnacv law.
.aad rs-E Sisfn d Kznsas Cl,y. ese
'ifr the asaae ht4g1 az paanAsey
-ss-RelI ssss geFal 3FnSsIls from 81
-t9Hs Ana kansss cisy. came kfa fa4
a sppNttatt RHh ssaie auditor seha
n. 0o3t1a@fgi gi4iife t0 the naymaat af
.isF'sala<F. ats9Ae secretary ara ihe
9ssnses ol ihe i p ee ha
lessaE9 ara nat niake A1g 5isect
81 sftoesloS skls pafpof. SGT me
ayEseo. o.ecie4 - a. brana eEl taily
lbear, az oi its expenses sallsgacteI1
arrAse essas8ts iwt7a mAae wlsA ne
s sgpesor -aaaes nh1o ~ lts, ,ima,e ea,
i4asEs lnserfel d san hoaa2 ~ ven
- nal lg ~ sha saiafs 1l iaa
EecrcAsTlg eilt he made frempiiy.
.s' c-
Henry AG1r8e aaadtn - the Ms
sa6fi nte-ftsln ccnsractea far Eoe
.fabaihs eaet- D. had ccosed arS
.ssea f - tiaaer 81 sae rs.aylcss
Rate..f sre eot o,lls anssgaf'y piensf
fai ~ saea t ,hey ara 81 unasaal
sxss. .enen-tid s. sessea. ana she var
tes ss en e 5 ,we'cpme ttAnte
u tat seEfQ $ mi cPctoeo1a nena AZ
-. ,,t.- X, 4e W..
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

"a ne sboard % manAzeFs Of the IN.
Z f,rial Home % lnsorugible Nsgro
GiFA s. havlng a bard time III hnains
Z togastsn sfhe board ls conposa1 e1-
.yi iaiEeiE q nse1oes, ave n number
.lt hsid = meeting Pere fcs the Rurposs
a seiectfn 4 lotatlon. The chances
zssa,-sv favor Kifsvlle although no
deiiniiR s1zson 8Rs tekeu. hlrksviiie
easss hRiiiing saia q have cost
S Il ee9- ~ Siss18 TIE builaing con.
iai1S q. hcszs 0n also haFTsssa
lrsae hT SedaAa and California.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25
Saft itntt Sdlaocncriab.

8lenwoob S%prings, Sol,
"a. Suli, Der bebel,tenoe aoblen.
srubcnbeiiecr Gerrp Gorpea in Gerp.
coitIc mar Dor GINGER 3eit bon Dem
cinltigen 6iibrer Der aoblcnsrGbpr
i'm Strife oes Sobres 1904, Sobn
SopionJ auf $4,000 uerflogt uno i'm
Ero5eB sur 3abIrn9 oieies 9etrages
perurtbeilt morbcn, neil CT etli1e
Monate nah Dem Strife it einenl
Streit bel elmer 5ui1aiaen @eaegnung
Inn cine ShuBpunoe an 9ein bel
gebraft bate. 9orpeu uerltall0
olirh Observation-Disclosures lid,
Der 3ablung Der Observation-Disclosures
81 ent5icben, ipiroe ober bellte mcaen
Der Nid)tbe5ablung 81 ied)s Monatcn
Saft in Golntp-@ eiGngnib perllr-
tGeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25
Srei Cpicr 3 cS gmtumobtl.S ports.

Getroit, Did, "a. SuIi.-9ei
einem GlltomobIl- llnioa, meld)er iid)
butte 5u Bird Greet 5rltrug, puroeu
brci Ferionen getootet uno bier an
oere entgingen mcrflpiiroiger 8eiie
Dem ndmliden S6idiol. Die Sooten
iino:
Ole GrifiolL Ser gigentbiimer ocS
Nutomobils.
6rou Ole Grifion.
Sri. Belle @rifion, cine Il Sabre
olte Nifte oes g~etooteten @bepooreS.
GoS gutomobil mllroe bel elmer
Gnbnfreu5lng BON cinem 3iig getroi.
icn. Die 2eidcn bon Srlt. Grifion
uno Ieiner Satin mltroen arGBlif,
perItiimmeIt. &r. grifion mar Elm
Normeger bon @ebltrt mo smei Dial
repllblitoniIher Wapor bon @sca-
6Gba.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25
Truteit Ses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der
mDISddcrmciterl5

Ginc-thn36ti o. "a Slrli. -
9Gdcrmeiiter oltS ollen Sbeilen oeS
SonOeS iueroen iormeQen EroteIt cin.
lc9eu 9egen cine ncite, om I. Nugrlit
III @irfiomfeit tfetenoe gordrift ser
@rpreB.G ompdgnie'n, 6urh meIhe
elne @ebiIbr bon 5ebn GcntS iiir sic
3uriidienOulg bon 9rotforben, IN
mclfcn @onren Oerionot muroen, er-
boben miro. Simon Subig, YrGii.
Don't OeS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der
S%GdernlciIter, bat cine Sibung 6e6
Grcfutiu-G omitcs ouf ben %. Sl,Ii
nud) Neru-9)orf einberltien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

9as neltc &obinct miro gillltig be
llrtbellt, Die Goriicr Ereiie lit ober
lfeptlId) be5iigIid ser porou2iiftll
den S~ebensOouer ociicIbcn. Die 81.
nnn5pelt lit frob, ooB 6inon3minilter
Goiuolr pom Der 9iloilGdc ocrituplm.
ocn lit. 9ic So}ioliitcn iiuo ijbcr.
roldt oaoon, ooB 6odm1mner fiir
&riegS- unO Moriucminiitcr mtscrfo-
rem Iino. PIN nGditcn 0ienItog miro
oa5 nelle aabinet lid Der 0eputirten.
fcnmcr p6titeQen.
31ptten g,eiud.
Fftttdtou Geuti6GS S6uBgc-
Diet aiautlhou u, Sui. - Gle brit,
tc Nbtbeilrung Oe3 omeritauiiden
Focific 8ei6mo0ers, beitebenO aus
Den &reli5ern vGborleatolI" ~Gbotto.
noogo", oGleoelonO" ,ltrlo DGenUcr",
r1ter Goinlitonoo BON Shear 2lOni.
raj @ileS 9. Sar6or, lit bellte bier I'M
Sofen Der &ouptito0t BON 9elttid).
China jl oreit1gigenl 9eiude al8e.
longt, Gle beige cltropdiiGe Solo.
ME bereitete Den nmerifoniihen @G-
item eincn ~glGr5enOen @mpfong. Die
Staot pron9t in ieitlidem Sdnude
lulO BON pielen 0Gulern luebt 0oS
Sternenbanner,
Seutc Nben6 mllr0e jI Gbren Der
Sfii5icre Oes @eidmooerS bon Dem
bieligen omcrifoniidcn &oniul Elm
Cinderella g Cans Oeran1tnltet mo
morgen limo tic @aite oea 8oluer.
nellr9 bel einem @unfett. Sim Wtons
tog merOcn Die Sifi5ierc I'M bieiigcn
&oiillo Der oelltiden Morine nit ei.
mem Sun5pergniigcn mterbolteu.
Die llnteroiii5ierc mo Die Woms
idoften OeS @eidnnOerS merOen lid
nit Den 9omerooGn Der oeuti6en
ariegai6iiie I'M 6llBbolipiel meiicJl.
SGberEoo.
Intmcrpen a. Suli. 4 6rol
Morio Noof, cine 2meritonerin, AZ
Sabre alt, lit bier an 8oro oeS 9ams
piers n&roonlono" bon Der Ne0Stor.
Clinic pl0bli6 oeridieOen, ais OnS
Shiff I'M 9e9riff mar, Die 6obrt nah
9tensg)orf on5utreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25
Ter Strife in Gittsbnrg.

Eitt8burG a. Sllli. - Die
Strife Situotion lit mpcrGnoert.
Seine 6ubeitorun9en ereigneten iid
bclrtc. Die Strifer botten mieOerum
Modcn ouigeItel1t, nm mad etmoigen
Stritebredcrn 9lllsidort ST. boltcn.
Nohocm sic 8rocers iif gepeiaert
boben, ben Striferu weiteren Gre0it
81 %oenG9ren.. baben sic 5trifeiiibrer
NnItulteI 0etroiicn, Die Striter ieIbit
nit Yropiant 81 pc%riorGcn. lleber
20 @ogspplQpun8en .Nabr,maSmitteI
otter Art }myFlroen nPel'te 4crbei0e'
luNIIL. OF aannfnnn1r..,N NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25
Sd)lcd)tc Gbitcrntc.

SorriSburg, ga, a. gull
Saut 9erid)t bes Nderbnu Ieparte.
ments miro Die biesiGbrige Yfiriif.
grnte nid)t mebr ols ein Siertel mo
Dit Sbiternte mir Elm Irittel oes lib.
lld)cn Grtrages betra9en.
Der Gerluit fiir Die Sbit5iid,ter
miro auf $1,O00,000 berehnet. Cine
llnteriufung bat ergeben, bnb nubc-
81 90 Hro5ent Der gepiel bon Der
Goboling- Motte aneeitoden mo MIR
mig iilo. Mud Die onbaItcnoe Giirrc
bat Die @rllte beeintrGhtigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25
WruBr Sreffitdlerheit.

Mo1 y in9ton, "a. Suli.-&on
Sort Wonroe ans lpuroe gcitern oui
cine III Semeglm9 beiinolihe Sd)eibe
oili cine Gntiermlla bon 5000 Doro3
nit groben @clhiiben geidoiien.
lroboem bic Sheibe nit sp0li ano.
ten @eidminoigfeit per Stunoe ge.
Id'Ieppt Woroen lit pcr3eidnctcn Die
Nrtiucrilten OcS Sorts 81 Sreiicr aus
ob1e9ebcnen 81 SfiilIen. Gle
Sdyiliie mnroen in Dem 3eitroum pom
0tei Qfinutcn mo % Sefunocn ob.
gc1ebcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25
Sna GuQiiion.

Ebilooelpbio, a. Sitli. -
Ger @rpreB5ug, Der berte nm 100
llbr WorgenS bon New.Dorf obfubr
mo nm 7 llbr in @dibington eintrei.
icn %iolltc, lit uuf Der 6abrt ourd oen
SairmountsYarf, philadelphia, ouf
Der Serbinoungsitrede 5miiden Der
Teaoing. uno Der Baltimore. Sbio.
Sinie nit elmer Han9irmold)ine 5ll.
icmmcngeltoBen. 9ofomotipfilbrcr
Sranf Snltncr muroe oltf Der Steilc
octootet mo @eiSer 6reoerid @eloell
crIitt ihpcre 9riibwunoen. Die
Faiiogicre oes grprcB5u9es fomen
nit eincm leiften Ilrfriitteln. per-
uriodt Ourd ooS pl0blife Inbolten
0cuOu. 9eioe 2ofomotipen muroen
3crtriimmert, mo ser 8erfebr mar
mcbrerc Stlmbcn lang mterbrohen.
&utlonbt, ST., n. Snli.-aui
Der Chatham 3neiglinie Der Nut.
lonot. 9abn lit Elm 6rad)t5llg llnmeit
&loinerb.S totion bel 8eit.9ebonon,
N.,9., entgleiit. Der premier, @.
y. SopfinS, murbe g~etootet; Der Con.
bllftcir Gwper trltg idJwcre Serleb.
ltngen bopon. Bel Der gntgleiilmg
mllrocn iiiuf @og9onS umaemorien
unb ole bcioen perllngliidten 9obn.
lcrte murben inter ben 1riimnlcrn
begrobell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25
spanien's 6rieg.
@rohc @erIuite in Dem @cfeft bon
Wcltlla.

GIN Sberit mo fiini anOerc Sifi3icrc
aefallen. - Die 3abI Der get0Ote'
ten SoIOoten nod nift 6efont.
MuIai Sofio's Gage cine bel
iere. - s6eint 9err Der Situa'
ton gu perOen. - General @ar.
ting in petersburg. - Geutider
Camper permiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25
Sc0tc 8cltGnouis al.

0enpcr Sol, q. Silli. - 9li
GrGngcn ieiner ibm crit Dor 2 @o,
den ongetruuten Satin geltono &c.
tern &omeS ". Hobinion, alias ).
Z Spro, boB CT in Mempbis, Senu.,
Den Glerf Soiepb 9lot in einenl
Streite III Observation-Disclosures CT
ld'lagen babe. IoS Tcrbreden 9e-
id?ob am s. Sllli 1907.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25
Spfcr tbreS Wernfcs.

EbiloNcIpbia, "a. S,lIi. =
Gle crit " Sabre alte aranfenluGr.
term SRI. Selen Z. Eeterion lit gc.
tern in Tbilooelpbia elmer aronfbeit
erIcgcn, uclhe lie iid bel ser Sc
bonOlnna zines aronfen 5llee5osen
bette. Sic erlag Der gefiirhteten tll-
btrfilloirt Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-25

TGRe 5nr Teiie in'S MHsIapb be.
iurat 6. Saline, @r. 413oO R-galti.
alorcitrake, maize Gnitom Suaie abe.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-12-11
A DEBATING SOCIETY

A debating society was formed
last Friday night. II. v. johnson
was appointed temporary presi-
dent, Ollie Peason, secretary.
Messrs. Trspp, Karr and Salyer,
committee on program.
The following question will be
discussed Monday night, Decem-
Der IL, at the Enleavor room in
the Christian church.
Resolved, that city life is more
advantageous than that of the
country. The disputants will be,
Affirmative; Salyer, Trapp, Prath-
er, Mrs. Nelson.
Negative; johnson, Kari, Nc
Claim, Nelson.
In connection there will be q
piano duet by the Misses Fogel
and Pearson. Reading by Miss
Olive Grafton. Solo-McClain.
The public is invited.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-12-11
The LAND FOR THE PEOPLE


One of the spac.acular phases
of the British political situation
was the assembling ON the Odd in
Parliament Square of from 5000
to 5000 people for a pro-Budget
demonstration. No speeches were
made, but the crowd undertook
Ito let the Lords hear the people
sing u land song The song. set
to tho air of Marching Through
Georgia" was as follows in the
first stanza and the chorus:
Sound the blast for freedom. boys, and
send it far and vide!
March along to victory. for God is on
our side.
While the voice Of Nature thunders
DER the rising tide:
God made the land for the people!
The land. the land twas God who gave
the land;
The Land, the land, the ground on which
We stand.
Why should We be bcggars with the
ballot in our handy
God gave the land 10 the people!
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-12-11
ANOTHER BRITISH WAR scARE
On the eve Of the Parliamentary

ANOTHER BRITISH WAR SCARE
On the eve Of the Parliamentary
elections in Great Britain the Pro
tectionists and the Tories So
again great danger OF a war with
Germany. The more reason, then,
for adopting the land clauses OF
the Budget, 70 a. 10 lay the foun-
dntions for making the landed in
tercsts pay for preventing German
trespasscs on British estatcs. For
all British warn heretofore the
common people have done all the
paying, as we'll a. nearly all the
killing and getting killed, while
the landed interests have reaps.i
most Of the benefit. II only lor
the novelty Of the thing. Il woskl
be interesting 70 sce tho British
landetl interests do 1t least sone
Of the paying for the next British
wnr.-The Public.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-12-11

Mn. James Hiklsbrandt har.
Rcd 70 Durango - soon a. sAe
learned Of The accident 10 her sou,
John Hale, BY The ovsst..aing Of
The engine On Csnbsrs Hill aAe
found him in Tie hospital badly
but not ssriously bruised.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-12-11

r. A. Bettsri.lge left Sunday for
his old home In OHIO whers 10
will remain during the winter.
He has been poorly f@ quite .
long time and thinks home 10 the
best place on Garth for . siok man.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-12-11
Rev 0ao Doctor Successfully
! Treats pnou0Oo)A

"1n treating pncumoais," Gays DR.. W.
J. Smith. Of Sanders. Ala. .ths only
remedy I uss Tor the lungs u Chamber.
laInis Rsmcdy. While, q course, I
would treat other symptoms With differ.
cot medicioss. | haze ussd this remedy
many times In my medical practices and
have yet failed TO lind . cass where Il
he's not controlled tho troublc. have
ussd u myself, NJ has also my vito for
coughs and colds repeatedly. and most
willingly and checrfully recommend Il
- superior 70 any other cough remedy
70 my ksowledgc." For ssis BY oil dru =.
giels.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-12-11
JUDGE LINDSEY

At st. Paul the other day Judge
Lindsey is quoted in a telegram
as saying:
THE state support of widows,
their children and orphans is in
evitable, and such system is the
only solution OF the juvenile
question. 1t will come during the
present generation.
Under present conditions the
number of children coming into
our courts will never be decreased"
the Judge continued. During
the last juvenile generation-that
is, Is years-over 100000 chill
dren have come into our courts.
We must change the environment
Of the child.
During the last juvenile gen.
GRAFTON $4,000 orphans have been
created by such accidents a. the
Cherry mine disaster. These con-
ditions nppal humanity.
Widows, forced bread winners,
neglect their children, who con-
gregate in bad company. We can
not do away with fatherless child
rem, but we can take care Of them.
Widows should be state charges.
Private charity 10 doing what 10
absolutely the duty OF the state"
All Denver will make u special
effort to entertain the pretty girls
from the apple districts OF Colo
RADIO and New Mexico during the
big apple exposition in the Audi
forum the first week in january.
and when one OF this galnxy Of the
fnir sex. with cheeks as rid - tho
juicy apples that grow in their
sections Of the stntc. il crowned
"Queen Of the Apple Show" all
Denver will pay homage 70 the
beautiful consort Of brilliant King
Apple.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-12-11

w. n. Shoup, wife and fnmily
left for Denver Tuesday night
where they will spend the winter.
Mr.. Shoup hopes to improve his
health by taking n little much
needed rest.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-12-11

A. j. Miller has opened bakery
in the old log store next south of
o. A. Camers and is prepared to
deliver bread, cakes, pies, etc, at
the residences. He will also roast
turkeys for Christmas dinners for
those who desire.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-03
KING EDWARD AND QUEEN ALEXANDRA

LONDON, Eng, March 90. - In
spite of denials in the circle of the
Kings friends 1t is well known that
Edward VII is in state of health
which is causing grave anxiety. For
years the King has gone the pace
steadily, and suddenly. almost with
out warming, the brake which con-
trolls the nerve force hIg snapped and
there Is serious trouble" This was
the definition of HIS coalition which
was given one day this week by a
great specialist who was privately
summoned to consultation at luck
lngham Palace recently. His Majes-
ty has worn himself out--no one
would be guilty of saying with dissi-
pation--but at least with n continu-
Gus good time.
On the day when the King opened
Parliament no one who listened to
his speech ever thought he would be
able to get through with 1t, but the
British press, realizing his objection
to any insinuation that his health
was not what 1t might be, refraine'
from commenting.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-03
Conscientious
Dru9giS

About n year ago ". A. sodcrgren, a
druggist, wrote us from Galloway. Ne
braskn, that he had serious case OF
kidney disease and that his physician did
not offer him much encouragement He
desired To put Fulton's Renal Compound
In stock for his own case and II he got
results he would sell II to others. He
wrote several times for advice. showing a
very obstinate case. He now writes: 1T
IL now ten months since l began using
the compound, and although my case has
been very obstinate, II seems to have nm
ally yielded to the treatment. have no
doubt results would have been obtained
sooner had not kept at work"
due to the results obtained In this
case our agencies were promptly accepted
IN Galloway and the adjoining town.
Simply another case of kidney trouble
In which the infiamod kidneys refused to
respond to the futile old-timc kidney ex-
citants and that after all else had failed
yielded to Fulton's Renal Compound, the
first and only cmolllent for inilamed kid
neys. Inflammation of the kidneys, even
In It's advanced forms. Is now durable
Send for literature.
JOHN ]. FULTON CO.,
PIP First Street, San Francisco
Honolulu Drug Co., Fort Street are our
sole local agents. Ask for Bl-Monthly
Bulletin of late recoveries. vi
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-03
TRIPLET EGG TO
THIS HENS CREDIT

GREENWICH, Conn, March 10.
Frank ID. Sands, of Mount Kisco, who
sells farm products in Greenwich,
came to town this morning with an
egg story that beats anything ever
heard hereabouts.
lie is the owner of some of the
finest Plymouth Rock hens In the
country.
One of his younger brood passed
out of the non-producing stage few
days ago and began her life work.
The first egg was a wonder. Not
only was 1t larger than any Mr..
Sands had ever seen, but the ends
were about equally rounded. Mr..
Sands decided the egg was too large
to market at the usual price, and
that he would keep II for table use.
The next morning he had the
young Plymouth Rocks eggs for
breakfast. Breaking the shell care
fully, Mr.. Sands found another per-
fectly formed egg. This second egg
was broken and third egg of the
usual size was revealed.