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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08

Miss Cecilia Hurley Of Madison is
visiting her brother Thomas and other
relatives.
2lr. Taylor from Durand has been
engaged to teach the fall term OF
school here.
Harvesting is nearly all done and
some farmers have commenced stack.
ing.
4 light Frost last Friday and Mon
day morning. Very little damage was
done,
The oat crop is large in this yicIn
ity.
a little stranger Of fhe female sex
at Al. Coon S.
Mrs. Murphey widow, of the late
Peter Murphey, is seriously i'll.
Charley Suydam purchased a large
drove of fat cattle here this week.
The fall term of school will com
mence here on the 10th Of September
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08
HnTInE nE REFEREES SALE.

(,IRCUIT CDCRT-Pierce County jeremiah
I q. Barker, beaJ amin Barker. Ezra Barker
y III HJb1s Louis D. Barker, sarah I. Gardiner
john q. harEer. Josiah Burielgb Barker Jessie
H. Bqrker ana Leonard stiles, plaintiff
against
Alne. j. IIill Edward Barker. HlrTiet Barker
l,gl re = Barker. and the unknown hei-z Oi
Noah Barker deceased. defendants.
Notice j. hereby given ti.4t py virtue o. and
Pursuant o. the Judgment % partition and sale
rendered and entered iu the above entitled
action Oh Tia larh day u June. 4. D. I-sg
shall On She lVt1 day 81 August A. D. l--s M
one q. clock lu the afternoon ~ that day 40 she
front door u Use P15G-giice AZ tHe City o. River
Fails Pierce county. Wisconsin. expose - sals
az uu a.sg auction aud sal. 30 tEE highest a3I1al
fyr casa The rea- e-tase 81 ANA Dy said Judgment
directed ~ BE- s0l4s -0-wlt
Iars one a.. TWO - three ts3 four i.b and
Eve I'D If t.ge seven y. ~ a =. Hart sddiu-a
10 village LaH G 81 " River Falls.
Also .ot gle 81 81 block nlnety-tve (95J q y
y. & ID. =. FeHel.s addition u Tie village nos
cEtV of River F&lIs.
Also tl1 uarth-west quarter 0f the northeast
quarter gf section four ti lu township twenty
seven .--J 81. ral-l eighteen fLel.
Also tie u-sl quarter II northwest quarter
uf northeast quarter VI section eleven fllg iu
township tFelty-slFlA ~ p range Dlal-
teeH tlg5 Also the cast hals uf northeast guar.
Tar 90 ,s1rlh-E=-t quarter VI section eleven CI1l
ia township tF-lty seven 60 u range nine
teen ti@
Also commencing e the south cast corner a
laud owned ly q. B. cox au1 4 u. andrews
October 1Itl lsf- A-3Hu Is tae junction Fa4ls
IN fte k-aL4eEluElC ElFeF ll tCe southwest
quarter Cf section one q. 10 t1-yns1lp twenty
-lsrcn ca Of range nineteen 49, running therce
sgufl lI-l1 de reg- west - toe -cgt1 bank - the
south E9rE NJ taC GIlu4atiuulg, t4euce 1grlh-
westerly along the oa1 + = SAID stream 81 ahera
Il cr9-ses be ilue 81 sal3 q. p. Cox and a. D.
Andrews aalI. t4-Hce east along said line %
The place Is beginning -,-,.ru q She usla t.. !
oa said south FORK II tLe Eiuulck.aLlc 10
Eether aith tae H-if -lege VI aph'lus said stream
D v here = 4. SHOTS ltLe CROSSES The same Oh
the llta dag % &C oDer. is.id-
Als0 commencing - tie n1Tll-F-esE conner II
i8t now owned d y. =. kaIzlEtLa &c o. s. Pow
ellis 1st al1ls.0u 70 tl4 village d River Fails.
thence west ON Chs line Gf CasCa1f Avenue %
William BAKERS Eall4 l9t, thence Fgafh ten .IgJ
rods thenee ea-t - s0uAA-Wesi eCrUer 0ffaaid
= T. Naunatta' 3 l9l- thence L9rth "a line u said
lot tea Cle ros @ place Of 5e gin 8ing, being lZ7
links east and west by ten (l.. rods north and
south. the same being lof SIX 81 {n block tnree
efO 5, Powell st s5dil.e9 g River Fylls g.
described On She CD day q Nag lTs
All Of the hereilibefore desc-lbsl lauds are
nov lying ald Leug IA the County u Pierce
and state q Wisconsin
Dated this z5th day O. 5.1e. A. D. lss9.
= /. RzEz1Si Referee.
SMITH K FAEEsTTAs
Plaintiffs Attorneys 44-zW
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08

Geo. Doolittle has rented Horace
Greeley S store building and will keep
the Z. D. lie will soon have in a
stock of goods.
Miss Emma Tomblinson was lately
married to a gentleman by the name
of Peters.
Mr.. billiard of River Falls is clerk
ing in ". ID. BrimmeT's store.
Born, to Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Tupsrt.
August Ist. 1889. a son.
Born, TO Mr. and Mrs. Charley
Stuart. August Sd. 1882 a son.
Quite a number from here attended
Athe circus at Ellsworth. They pro-
ounce it a poor affair.
Mrs. Phoebe Parmeter's father, Mr..
Henry Holman, was buried August 7th.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08

Geo. Lechler has his house up and
inelosed.
May Rice has returned home from
Oliyet on account Of sickness.
William Rice has choice comb honey
for sale.
William Miles went to Ellsworth
last Monday on business.
on Monday Mr.. Bullmer's team raj
away and broke his new binder.
The potato crop promises a large
yield in this vicinity, and corn never
looked better. oats promise SPLEEN
did yield.
Miss Ellie Wilcox returned to her
home ia MenOmOnie Thursday.
William Rice says choice comb
honey is worth l. cts. per pound.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08

Harvesting IS about finished in this
part and stacking is the order Of the
day
Jack frost made his appearance sun
day night but no particular damage
was done.
Hunting and cutting bee trees is
The order OF the day with some of our
boys. Geo. Hanvelt found one Aug.
"a which had accumulated 40 lbs,
That takes the cake.
Arthur Manning is stopping In
town.
Miss Matte Fox and Miss Ida shaw
Ot Rock Elm were the guests Of Mrs.
Lottie Haudvalt a few days since
Mountain Bros. have bought q new
Mccormick binder.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08

CIRCUIT COURT-fieFce County. Mary Ma
I lone plaintiff against Mary Mullen, Agnes
Mullen Eliza Ann Mullen and John Mckccvcr
as administrator % estate Of James Mullen
deceased. defendants.
Soticc il hereby given that by virtue Of and
pursuant 20 thc judgment Of foreclosure ans
slle rendered FRI the above entitled action on
the 10th Gay Of Dune I-,. ami entered on the
lltb day Of JHly, 1s.. I shall on the 9th day d
August A. ID. I.s9 at one O'Clock IN the after
noon 9f that day, a. the front door q the post
office iu the city uf River Falls. Pierce county
wisconsin expose % sale ana sell 20 Zoe higE1si
bidder Tor cash the real esigtc IN aud by said
Judgment directed O. BE sofa. e..l described az
follows, to-Wlt
The southeast quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter " section seven G. town twentysix (26j o.
range eighteen U.s. west, ia Pierce county Wis
Cousiu.
Dated this 18th Day Of July. A. %. 1ss3
+. J.. PEREIS, Referee.
SMITH s EASN4TIA,
PiI Attorneys, l2-7
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08
Farmers are stacking their grain.

FaTmeTs are 5tacklng thelr gram.
Mr. Dixon returned to Minneapolis
Monday after a short stay at home.
Chas. Wood and VIM. OgiIvie went
t. Minnesota Monday to start their
new threshing machine.
Wm. Alfred, Ella Martin and Henry
Coilett went to Durand last Saturday
To visit.
Messrs. wilkins and Chism are at
work on the church.
Mr.. Christian was quite badly hurt
By falling and breaking one rib. but is
recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly White w,ll
return home this week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08

John Dudley of Minneapolis is spend

JohnDudley of Minneapolis is spend
ing a few days in town.
Harry Hocum OF Milbank. Dakota,
spent few days in the city last week.
Mrs Frank Hyatt and children Of
Texas are in the city, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ross
The school building is receiving
some necessary repairs. such as paint
ing. plasteTing. new seats, etc.
Miss Eva J Miller and Rev. Ward
HurlbUt were married at the residence
OF her mother last Tuesday evening.
4 gOodly number Of invited guests
witnessed the ceremony. They left
Wednesday morning. on the southern
bound train for their home.
Mrs. Martha Foster is IN town visit.
ing old friends.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08

Sick headache, and a sensation of
oppression and dullness in the head,
are very commonly produced by indie
gestion, morbid dependency, irrita-
bility and over sensitiveness Of the
nerves may, in a majority Of cases be
traced TO the same cause. Or. j. ii.
NcLean's Liver and Kidney Balm and
Pillets win positively cure. For sale
at Phoenix drug store.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08

ottAJ0ss.
Farmers are busy stacking.

y 1IIN-t0 II . T'IINT NLtlN =
John Callahan Of Prescott visited
friends here last week.
Frank Thurber is seriously i'll with
typhoid Fever.
Theodore Johnson and Chas. Marden
have gone to work on the Prescott
prairie.
Geo. K. Moore has the the contract
for putting up the frame of Mr..
Ovens brick veneered dwelling.
Freddie Allen is recovering from
the scarlet fever.
Mrs Bracllin visited relatives ia
ono the first of the week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08
j lTst pul-4chtloi JNly - l5-.
RDTlCE OF ATTACRAENT.


City OF River Falls,
IN Justice Court.
To Rober, Hamilton
You are hereby notified That u warrant d
attachment has been issued against you ano
your property attached 20 satisfy the demand o
The Nardcr Bushnell & GlcssueT CO., amounting
20 sgveuty-Hve dollars and sizty-louT cents Now
unless Won shall appear before A. Z. Carroll, q
Justice of tlc PsgCe iu and for said Counties ai
hts Office I'D said city on thc 18th day Of august
A. d. l1.g ut one o'clock il thc afternoon
Judgment VIII DE rendered against you, and
your property sold TO pay tle debt.
Dated TINS 23i day gi Juiy, a. u. l~s1.
THE NAEuEE BCsHSELL s. tiLIssNEH Co. .
Plaintiff
SMITH d. EASNATrA,
Attorneys 10
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08

the Editor 20 Esdatle. Wis
Fourth ana Fifth Outlines in Physiology
TEETH.
]. General Character.
,. Purposes.
8. Structure.
a. Parts.
CD Crown.
~ Roots.
(3) Mock.
b Composition.
ID Dentine.
~ Enamel.
81 Pulp.
4. Sets
q. Temporary
b. Permanent
5. Preservation
IA. Necessity of cleaning.
b. Method of cleaning.
Z. Causes Of fracture.
Il. Treatment of cavity.
FOoD.
=. Definition
>. Purpose
3. Sources.
t. Classes.
a. Mineral
b. Organic.
a. Albuminoids.
(a) Albumen.
(b) Hbrine.
(c) Caseine.
% Fats.
90 Sugars.
5. Cooking,
8. Drink.
a. Water.
b. Other beverages.
ll) Tea.
or Coffee.
t3) Alcoholic drinks.
CAY Fermentation.
lb) Distillation.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08

Good nature Is the very air OF a
good mind. the sign Of large and
generous soul, and the peculiar soil in
which virtue prospers."
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08

Unless more care IS given 70 the
hair the coming man is liable to be a
hairless animal: hence, to prevent the
hair from falling out use Hall lair
Remover.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08
First publication July p, l5s9.l
SUMMONS.

cily ys IF G f9aA fsil. In Justices Court
To {. z. Davis. IT,
You ave hereby notified that summons and
garuisuec has been issued against you and your
properly gauisbei 70 satisfy HE demand 0f g..
NJ Could Amounting to Twenty Seven Dollars
and seventy Cents Vow unless you shall APP
pear before 4. Z. Carroll, q Justice Of the Peace
Ia and for sai9 county. ut his office in said city
on the 18th day Of August, 4. ID. 1879 az one
O'Clock Id the afternoon, Judgment viii be rem
dereG against You and your property sold to pay
the debt.
Ii-3W g. " GOULD Plaintiff
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08

A. VI. Nelson is prepared to d. all
kinds of painting and kalsomining.
Paper hanging a speciality.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08
Fourth and Fifth Outlines in Physiology

IAN communications should be addressed to
the Editora Esdatlc. Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08
MARX in PLAIN FIGURES

FoR sALE.-A firm in the town of
Pleasant Valley, consisting of 100
acres, good land. ali improved; good
buildings and running water. lpgaire
Of Mrs. II. c. Kimberly River Falls.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-08

Fear nothing but a mean action.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-01-03
Y & III EShsgs "a
BOLD AND DARING
Rcbbeis Garry of the Funds Of
Faro Bank

The reports of two pistol shots coming
from the alley in the rear oftha Mazeppa
saloon on Howard street, near Riverside
avenue, last evening, about 7 p. m., at
tracted the attention Of the neighbor-
hood. and in few moments large
crowd had collected at the entrance of
the alley. A Reuie,0 reporter happened
to be passing by at the time and at once
investigated d the cause of the shooting.
He found that the boldest and most
daring robbery in Spokane had been
committed in the alley few moments
| before.
In the rear of the Mazcppa saloon is a
gambling house, the windows from which
lead out into the alley. The faro dealers
Sit hear one Of these windows. When
tue window Is open anyone can reach the
cash drawer from the outside.
While the game was ip progress last
evening two shots were fred in the alley
aud the wirdow near the faro table was
suddenly smashed in. In the confusion
and excitement that followed hand
reached for the cash drawer aud pulled
it out from the table. It then disap-
peared through the window. The
drawer contained 5000.
The first shot was fired through the
window in tho rear OF the dealer aud the
ball passed between the dealer and
lookout" aud lodged in the cash drawer.
| AS soon as the dealers and players
realized that bold robbery had taken
place they rushed into tho alley, but the
thief or tl vcs had vanished. The
ground was s'rewn with gold and silver,
ln his haste the Il iet had evidently
struck against projecting piece of
timber at the corner Of the building and
spilled the 'nooey from the drawer into
the alley. There is no doubt but that
the robbery was planned by a person or
persons who we're perfectly familiar With
the position Of the tables and the exterior
oi the buildings. A rope had been
; stretched across the alley by the robbers,
presumably with the idea OF delaying
pursuit, but in their haste to ret awav
, they had evidently stumbled over the
e rope themselves AID broken it.
= 1he cuiprits arc unknown aud there
!, is no clue to them. They fred the shot.
I to attract attention elsewhere in order te
n successfully carry out their daring plan
$ About sl0o of the money was recovered
:, -RerieW, Dec. 25.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-01-03
TaG DREAD DISEASE

This city has been in feverish condf.
ton during the last twenty four hours,
all because of greatly exaggerated rumors
concerning the smallpox which has been
discovered here. Five cases have been
reported to the authorities-two at the
Commercial hotel, two on Post street and
one on West Riverside avenue. All the
houses infected were promptly placed
under the strlctest quarantine and the
patients removed to the pes, house.
All necessary steps have been taken
BY the health officers to guard agains.
the spread of the disease. Guards have
been placed to watch the infected houses
and no one will be allowed to leave or
enter them. Besides the houses have
been thorous shly disinfected. DR..
Mclean says that everybody who has
not been vaccinated should be at once.
All cases so far reported are those of
strangers who have recently come from
Portiand, Seattle or Tacoma, where the
disease has been prevalent. The man
who has been ut the pest house for the
past week is recovering. He will act as
nurse to the other patients. Reuie,c,
| Dec. 25.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-01-03
RAILROAD ACCIDENT

On Sunday an extra freight train
from The Dalles, in charge Of Conductor
Hewitt, passed through this city bound
for RipaIia. Upon reaching Alto station
the usual stop was made, ard everythia.
seemed IN perfect working order, prepars
tory to the start down the long aud
heavy grade, which being seven miles in
length, and at Z decline OF 164 feet t0
the mile, makes railroading at this point
rather risky. The crew 10 charge uers
all new hands and being unacquainled'
with the grade, soon lost control Of tbs
train. and upon reaching Relief station.
a point about halt way down, truck . |
the front oar gavs way and in an
slant ten Of the heavily loaded cars vss,.
completely telescoped. John Lyons II
head brcakman. while psIfarming Lia
duty. was caught 10 the wreck 81,
crushed to death in an instant, i.
strange to say the other attaches * Es
train, escaped unieiured. ssve ! lkesee
shaking Up. Jsauna1.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-01-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF IDAHO.

TIC Judges OF tue Ist znu Ut o0 u''
tricts assemble at the capital on the second
Monday iu January in each year, ana con-
s.isuts the Supreme Court of the Territory,
With the Judge OF the Sd district as Chiei
Justice, and A. L. Richardson as Clerk.
The Judicial Districts AID the times ann
s..css Of holding Courts in each are desis
aatsd by ihe Supreme Court wnen IN ses'
s;.u nd are liable to change each year.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-01-03

1t is clear the democrats are playing a
waiting game in regard to the admission
of the territories. They have abandoned
their former attitude of blunt hostility
and assumed in its stead one Of pretended
friendship. They will continue to op-
pose admission, however, though in
secret, and will postpone the inevitable as
long as possible.
The democrats have already made
their intention sufficiently manifest. II
caucus they ucisily decide to favor tn,
admission of Ave territories a. once. Or
the floor Of the house they quietly
postponed all consideration Of the sub
ject for several weeks. When it comel
up at last they will find some method t.
preven. admission without plainly avow
ing their hostility.
The democrats are wise in attempting
to conceal their hostility to the young
commonwealths of the west, but their
attempt will not succeed. Their opposi
tion to the admission Of new states has
50 long been plainly avowed that The
people will fully understand their dila
tory tactics. Their profession of friend
ship will deceive nobody.-lateligsncer
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-01-03

waters within said state shall be and
remain public highways, free to all
citizens OF the Uuitcd States.
SEC, 3. That said convention, hay
ing formed ,uch constitution as provided
in this act, shall provide by ordnance for
submitting the same to the People Of
said state for their ratification or re-
jection, to an election to be held at such
time and place and under such regulations
as said convention may prescribe.
SEC. 6. That at the election last
aforesaid the legal voters IF said new
state shall vote directly for or against
such proposed constitution, aud the
returns thereof shall be made to the
governor of Idaho Territory, who, with
the secretary and chief justice thereof
and the president of said convention, o,
any three of them, shall canvass the
same and if any majority of the lcea
voters so cast in said proposed state saa
be for said constitution, said governor
shall certify the same to the President OF
the Uuitcd States, together with cop,
Of said cons tuition and ordinance
That on receipt Of such certification O
the votes SO cast at said election shown.
the adoption of said constitution by tn
people of said state as aforesaid and
copy Of such constitution and ordinances
the President of the Uui.ed States, i
said constitution and ordinances conform
to the requirement of this act, shall issu
his proclamation declaring the stat
admitted into the Union, and thereupol
the said state shall be admitted into tn
Union on an equal footing with tn
original states, without any iurthe
action on the part of congress.
| Sec 7. That until the next genera
census SAID state shall be entitled to on
representative in congress.
SEC, 8. That such Representative,
and the governor, and other officers th,
may be provided for iu the cons,iiu,io
OF said state, shall be elected on day I
be fixed by said constitutional corven,io
and which may be the same as the on
fixed for the submission of the propos,
constitution to the people for ra'licatio
or rejection as aforesaid ; and that uni
said state officers are selected and quail
fed the territorial officers shall continu
to discharge the duties Of the respcc.iv
nffices.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-01-03

Washington Territory has population
of nearly, if not quite, 100000, taxable
property to the value of about $lO0,-
100000, is settling up her agricultural,
mineral and timber lands at the rate Of
over 100000 acres per annun, has an
extended and growing commerce, operates
and supports 1920 miles Of railway,
large stock ranges are giving way to
rural homes, inferior range cattle are no
longer in demand, large areas of land
once covered with ouly sage brush are
being turned into grain fields and orch
ards, her coal mines are producing
100000 tons Of coal per annum,
l,043, $4,000 feet Of lumber has been
sawed during the year previous to June
80, 1888, her educational interests will
compare favorably with any other section
of the Union, the Indians are all partial
ly civilized and are fast adopting the
ways Of the white people, her institutions
for caring for the weak and for punish
ing the offending are complete, her
salmon pack is more than 350,O00 cases
yeally, her climate is such that it ha,
oeen described as perfact, her undevel
oped natural resources and natura
advantages for commerce are not equaleG
by any area Of the same dimensions il
any other part of the earth. In view
of these facts, it would be the heiehth o.
injustice to longer deny Washington th'
privilege Of statehood.-Colton Eagle
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-01-03

Tus Best SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands. chilhlsins.
Corus, and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures the Piles, or no pay required. It Is
guaranteed to. give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per boI.s7S
Fog sale by Dv. J. Q.Aoxlss.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-12-05
Sad and Fatal Accident.

On last Saturday young man of elk
teen or seventeen years was accidently
and what proved in few hours after
ward to be fatally shot by his compan-
ion. Two young men, Easter and Mil
ner, had been out hunting on last Sat-
urday. They had been chasing a rab-
bit which had run into rail pile. In
turning over the rails, the gun which
Easter had was accidentally discharged,
the whole load OF shot lodging in Allen
Miners thigh. The wound was terri.
BILE one, shattering the thigh bone.
After consultation of Drs. Wilson and
Holmes, of Greenfield, Shepherd, OF this
place, and Beeson, OF Leesburg, the leg
was amputated; but from the shock sus-
tanned from the shot and loss of blood
from the wound, Miner only lived few
hours after the operation.
Mr.. Allen Miner was a son of Moses
Milner, jr., and grandson OF Mr.. Allen
johnson, The bereaved family and
friends have the sympathy of the entire
] community.