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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-28
DIED.

TAYLoR-In this city. January 20. 1898, Frank L.
Taylor, beloved son OF Benjamin and Sarah Tsy-
lor and brother o. Charles and benjamin Tay-
Tor, native OF Alameda County, Cal, aged %
years months and DAYS
Rs Friends and acquaintance are respeetfuliy
invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Satur-
day.. at O'Clock p. NJ. from the residence
OF his parents, corner OF Thirteenth and Railroad
avenues South San Francisco. Interment 1. o.
o. f. Cemetery.
COOPER n this city. January &c. 1898, Margery
w. beloved wife OF William Cooper and mother OF
Frank II. Cooper. native OF New Hampshire,
aged 8 years.
HSr Friends ana acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY (Satur-
day), at @ O'Clock A. NJ. from her late resi-
dence, $50 O'Farrell street. lnterment L. o. o. f.
Cemetery.
BARRy-In this city, January "a. 1898. Charles
Barry native OF Ennis. County Clare, Ireland,
aged 81 years.
RE-FrIends and aeGuafntanees are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Satur-
day), at O'Clock 2 NJ. from the parlors
OF the Pacific Undertakes, III Mission street be-
tween Third and Fourth. lnterment Laurel HIN
Cemetery.
OrNEILL-In this city. January %. 1898 Patrick
O'Neiii. dearly beloved husband or Hannah
o'Neill, aud father of Nellie o'Neil and the late
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Observation-Disclosures.

Firth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed n at
either OF the publication Offices and be iudorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
10 have the same published
BORN.
NATHAN-In this city. January 20, 1898. to the
wife OF Herman Nathan. son.
FRANCIS-In this city. January %. 1898. to the
wife OF Harry Frsncis. q
BURNS-In this city. January 81, 1898, to the wife
OF j. s. Burns. daughter
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when this last advance was made the
directors of this company expected TO lose
fully 10 per cent of It's customers, but so far
only seventy-fye lamps out Of 2300 have
been taken out and they were mostly from
eandy-stands and small nOti0n-stOres, who
simply took the light when it was at its
lowest notch because it was as cheap as
coal oil and less than gas.
The new rates are lower than in New
York and Philadelphia or any of the large
Eastern cities where fuel and labor are
much cheaper.
"All Of our customers who are large con-
sumers have no objections to the new sehed-
ule, and even consider 1t fair and just. We
lose nothing, the consumer is satisfied and
he should be, because he gets light cheaper
Board of Supervisors see ft 10 look into the
matter our books and Offices are always
open to them.
''All we ask is to be dealt fairly with"
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THE EDISON GLOW.
What Roe Says of Electric
Light Rates.
The Consumers Have No Right to
Complain, as Prices Are Not
Too High.

Superintendent Roe Of the Edison Electric
Light Company came forward yesterday
with statement OF the position of his COM
pany in regard to the advances made in tn
prices for artificial light when asked about
the matter.
He said that there had practically been no
advance, but a reduction. and the custom
ers were all pleased.
up to January. 1892" said he, flights
used up to $3.50 o'clock cost So week. Mid
night lights were furnished for 81 a week
and Sc was paid for all night lamps, and the
consumers had n complaints to make.
'Fhe Electric Construction Company then
commenced operations and rate war, OF
course, followed, and inside of month we
were furnishing light for exactly one-half
of the foregoing rates. AT these rates there
was no profit for the investors who had
thousands of dollars locked up in the plant.
and in fact, an assessment had to be made
among the stockholders.
Capital must have some returns, and an
arrangement was made with the competing
company and prices were put where a small
return could be secured for the people who
invested their money in the plant.
1.-The following comparison will show eX-
actly how prices nave been advanced:
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Beecham's Pills cure Bilious and Neryo US Ills
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-17
sorfcE 20 ARcHrrEcrs

plans AND DESIGNS FOR A STATE capr-
= vol haisdlnx will be recsived nnfIl 2 a M -
TIE rouflteatA daF 81 Deremoer. 1894 AZ the SO
q the s1&se esPsies coninatssiss. Ia ths city ~
said eailelns u to - ere procr and 10 se ba, 40
touSA prtck. iron aaa Steel far as rrartirass~
and 10 he equipged with the meet spp,-~-sx
nssnesis q heating. draining ana veBtssAffaa
fns al hstures ana Ap>siArc~s re.sx t,sr s....
panry. sHAi noe exceed sEs sam az ans rafsssn-
Gel 900 osl collars -.''ea
The commission Offers the folio~fax prsr.. a.
archaseezs aanmttftng plans aad destxnss
ffrst-To the arehigeet Sshsatttlre. TIE 49,, -.
design wnaeA shall ~ accepse1 BIZ tse eSsrar $500
Is the psan and design of sas9 capitol easltIa -.
nrst PFiEs sAaA ~ arfed which shall ccn~fss ~
acceptance Of his piaa &aa ees "a
recond = I he second prsEe sAHsa consist eF "a
sum q nifesn a,GGred l30ol e1aIiar4 sass xk.r
Dc awarded 30 the arch1tecs Submitting ne -.
and de styn ceenaed sscoaa tn nseras
AAlrd- The fafxd prtHe shalt % The xura a aes
tnoaSsad $lvoot dotiArs. ADD shalt hs AwaYstal 4.
the arcAltec1 Submitting she plan and d~~f~~
deemed Third In merit
hse haadred ts5ooi dollars and shall be AwNraas
TO the architect submitting the plan Ansf aexl<-
deemed toerth n merit
Map Of the gr sants On which the huiiasnx d 4.
Re erccscd win De furnished 90 application IA
plans and designs presented shall CONSIST a f~.
elevations. ptaas az each sioxy, oae section xoS
oas persPecttvs drawing These and no efasr.
viii be consl3ere1
Ths commission reserves the right to reseSs sav
and al pans and desagns. ami 70 resStvsrslxe fsp
the snoalssien Of further plans and designs
J. II McSskAW.
l. II GREAES
J. -. GLOVER
JOHN NcREAyy
EDMUND RICE,
state Capitoa Commission
Olympia Wash. July II. lS9S
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BIG CROWD At FAIR
George Francis Train the Mag.
net That Is Saving Chicago.
THE STOCK SHOW NEXT WEEK.


CHrcaae. Aug. i6--lspeciaI. Although
the weather Was tbreatsning most OF the
day. tbs sttendaDcs at the Worlds fair
kept above the average The total adrnls-
sicns were f3s,s7s, Of whom 1i0.ss7 paid
The strike OF the roller chair pusbers
has practically petered out. The company
bad more men than needed, and will en-
ploy only about 30 Of the go strikers
when they proclaim readiness 20 work for
IS cents day and 10 per cent. commission.
Horses and cattle for the I've stock ex-
hibit are beginning TO arrive. The ar
rangemsnts for caring for stock. ETC.. are
unprecedented for completeness. if 10
designed TO make this the crowning
feature Of the exposition. and the great
breeders OF the world are maaifestlng keen
interest.
This was . great night on the Plaisance,
On international bail arranged by tho con-
cessiouaircs being held NJ Satatorinm
hall. which was decorated according TO
the ideas Of the different countries. and all
the nations represented at the exposition
taking part In the festivities Citizen
George Francis Train led the grand march
with q dnsky woman from the far East
Executive Commissioner Calhoun today
ttt afusi ntn Aep1tbf " 70 tss.N- - -Nt~
meeting Of the state commission NJ Tacoma
on August 90 IL details the finances and
payroll a. already published in the PosT-
IsrElMsKxcKG. since the last report
vouchers have been issued TO the amount
of 81. 30s. "a. making q total up TO date
of $l5s.si3. Is. The treasurer has received
sl50, $50. s.. leaving an approximate bal
ance OF 1880. The salary list has been
cut down TO 81. 900 month. The expenses
of the fruit cars just pat on are $50 car.
The commissioner depends on .
bill for reclamation on the
Northern Pacific 20 pay salaries
for August and September. Commits
sioner Rochester IL negotiating with the
director general to let the Washington
building remain as q permanent natural
history museum. and the indications are
favorable to that end. Commissioner Tom
Cavanangh left tonight 20 attend the
meeting at Tacoma.
WonLns FAIR GsouSps, Aug. 16.-lSpe-
ciaI Visitors from Washington regis
tered At the state building today ~ fol-
lows:
From Seastie-Mrs. Lewis MerrIman.
Mary n. Shnmway. Emma 8. Shumway,
Franklin IT. kerkow and wife.
From Tacomar-Henry Wood and Doug
las Kyle.
FROM Pullman--Prof e. R. Lake and
Mrs. Lake.
From vancouver-w. W. Mccreedie and
Mrs. McCreedie.
From Eilensburg -Eiwira Marquis and
Mrs. Marquis.
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suspended Port
land savings bank
for the removal of
ID. p. Thompson
~ receiver and the
appointment of
"a practical. dis
interested man. I"
Thompson was
vice president Of
the bank. Much
excitement h as
been occasioned
among the de-
positors by the
statement that the
bank held notes
dated the day be-
- ~ -
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fngs 70 be reported - soon - ready TO .
special meeting OF the chamber.
A resolution vas also adopted asking
the receiver Of the Portland savings bank
70 SLOW . committee Of Eve from the
chamber 70 inspeet and report upon the
sslue 81 ths eoiiatersss held By the bank
and report 20 the chamber plan looking
to the speedy resumption Of business By
the bank. or, II necessary. the liquidation
OF the same n the permission asked Is
granted . similar request will Be made Of
the Northwest Loan and Trust Company.
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rERsossE.

PERSONAL
ApIEs, D7- HrgoTs MAGIC HIP CoN-
- pssnd u sure for all fenaaze oous-
paints Gas m1nkn's trial treatment oaty 81:
Esen@y rssasse9 II xss be ne fitssa; waut aeesss
oaress Mses l. 81. r. n Knx lisa General
Agents Sezts wasA
IA D ~ sTgEas ELECTRO MAGNETIC.
~ hsairrs dsseases FeAs wstsuar ass~srtezs. ner~
sS1e As5 rsro1ic diseases successfully treated
F>s'FSF eSk Secsna -. czss sight roeFn IL
Rub1 MASSAGE DA CS1NASTs vAPoK
-. ssass pes<sa sxt<a-strls. hea5fanestortax
iSsa I&ira street
pRTvATE PARTIES "A AvrxCs Hc,rsF<Hof-D
gsaesE
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tbs rexidsncs
% the brifes psrsnts. sos Fifth stres., wedass-
day evening". Angust IL. 1894 Mr.. Hsnfy u.
@Ge1rgs and Miss Dora B. WoifesbErKer Rev
John r Dasnon Officiating
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
---cosDUcrED n.y.
Drss. Merrill 81 Merrill,


Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill,
The most widsly and favorasiy knswn specialists
uat@s from the University Of the city OF NHw ora
ssd ~ Long Issand olisge Hospital Bfookiyn.
nes York, and thsir ioa9 experiences, ren4aTkaAAe
skii snc universal snccess Ia she treatment snt
ecrs q Cnro8kc diseases snfttle these emtnent
pnysletsas 20 th@ fnli confidence Of the sfngetsd
sxosy where
10 matter whss yeaf complaint, eonsuit thess
s2eesssfpi specialists. who able 20 effect cares
Ia Faany cases that have been pfonoancaa honsl -
They treat SCIENTIFICALLY aud sIC-
UEs-ElLLf. care QUICKLY and fEtt-
MANENTLy fHIvATE Hoo AM sam
DisEAsk-, NERVOUS DEssfftTY AND SIX
LAL pI-0RuEkS. PILES. fasruLA AID
METAL uLCEkS. SYPHILIS 0oS0RHHeEA.
CLEFT. spefmasorrhfea seIninai WEAKNESS L0ss
1AHAood. Might kmissionA isec2ysd Faculties.
khsamatism. Neuralgia. csarrn. Bfeaehifia
AsAmA T@nors kruP.isn. salt khsasa an1
STRUCTURES radically and safely cured sithout
p&in CT detsnEAoa from b0sipsss aud kusssa-
iced
~ sefarmIIiss sad impsdlmsats % marriage
sEHTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE fee TIE
swsai sTrcxs o. Early vtea and the Numerous syiis
tass foii0~ IN - ffaia.
Ianx sHFe<senee. vita unp@raiGsIed anccesa 10
the Beat svl4eaes Of = docso = skill.
DISEASES Uf NOs IN slsosse~ive special
attcm4Re9 s9asut personally fn@ OLDEST sn1
nsast ExPEHGENf I'd SPECIALISTS IA
slse Coast 90 wfiae. sendsnx ssaFnp eo1snitatiea
free aaa consdeatsA1 Trsmsns Block. SlA
rfeGs street seattle.
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sAsrA CRrz. Cal. Aug. i5-This even
Ing between 8 and O'Clock James Neary
killed his wife. staobing her In the LEFT
groin. she was sitting in q chair at .
kitchen table. ana Ssary was stand
ing st the opposite side. No one
witnessed the affair. Neary claims he
threw the knife on the table and IL
glanced and struck her; that IL was purely
accidental The woman died in . few
minutes. before the neighbors arrived
Neary has . comfortable house on Sequel
avenue. East Santa Cruz. and family Of
fosy children. The coroner's inquest will
be held tomorrow. Seary 10 now in the
county Jail.
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wAsr D. r. THOMPSON REMOVED

Dspositors Of Wrecked Portland Savings
Bank Prefer Disinserested Receiver.
PORTLAND, Aus. ia petition Is being
circulated among the depositors of the
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There Is no Que article ia the line Of medicines
tbsS gives 70 large q return for the money ~ q
good poForls strengthening plaster, sueh as Car
klastsrz.
First Regiment band Madison park every Sun
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NOTICE To TAXPAYERS OF KING coux-
~ ~. Wash. Notice is hereby given thai Is.
board OF county commissioners Of gtes ecansr
sitting as board Of equalization. will ee la w.
sion three - weeks, commencing Monssay =
gust :, lsSA Tor the purpose 81 cqaAtxing the tar
roll OF 1881 All taxpayers claiming ehaeen ana.
OF tax are hereby nstiaed 70 appear on or b -
saturday. August "a ls9S. or te forever barred
fsxsAl r. A TWICNEFL
County Auditor ant 4 ofsicio t.lerS Of the Ree-,
OF Couasy Com uisssoners Of King County VISA
Dated ~ Seattle. July - isa2
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->THE-~
Hope kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Held In the Log cahia, cor OF Tsmperancs ana
Republican streets. North Seattle. from
- IA m Also $40 Eleventh Ct.
from i:so 70 Also p m
Principal Misa winterbourne fFrmbel unio>
Graduate 81 the Home and Colonial Traiar
Ing College. London. kngsanal, whe
holds King County Teachers
Certificate. sscond GradA
Fees payable In advance for either ssssioni
snlalI les " CSC per sncnth viii be chsrssa scr
kindergarten materials. ne OF Eifs sud stationary
The methods Of teaching are based "a
fktEbEL- SYSTEM which Is now being ans
vsrszny adopted BY the bess teachers Of lnfsaiA
Lessons in French. Music
and German given by
arrangement.

EEFERENCEs@Rsv. David G. osrress, ~
Marks rcciory; Nrs Y. = !. nunA fasres, Lake
WaShiufson. Rev. wxllace Suftfnx 1890 Uni
sersiiy street, and parents Of former papias
For further informaiiop apply 20 sue MfsSEA
MINTERRpGG Sk. iS1o Elavsaih street. afLy.
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NOTICE OF DIsSO UTxON
THE PARTNERSHIP HEKEroFoRE Ex-
isting between W. A. kuepferie aud Con 1.
Gaukei. proprietors Of the Windsor bar, Is this
day dissolved w. A. kuepfssis viii assume oil
debts ami make all collections due said firm.
,s.~u.s< w A. kuEFFERLE,
tS'e"ep CON L GAUkEL.
Seattle. August lie. 1898
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Advertisements under the bead Of Lost. Found
For sale For Rent and Situations Wanted will be
Inserted At The rate Of word zach Insertion
Payment always in advance No Advertisements
received for lass ban IS cents
NoTfCE-Ths business once Of the posr-rS-
TsfIfaEscER 10 open until IL p m. Classified
advertisements will be received up 20 this tina
Advertisements win be received 81 branch off,ces
Of the posr- INrxLLIaKscER ut:
Tacoma Bureau. ............... ii8 Pacific Avenue
Thomas sammons. Manager
Fort Townsend French a Springer
The following letters await advertisers ct this
ONCE
A.P IL NJ M A n
a. " ffdeiia n. Owner.
"A - House. Union
Gov. "a u NJ z tvtna
nama. iM T. ha
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LNoUND-A BIRD DOG. BROWN CoLoRED.
II owner can h ave same by calling at 22iO
Eighth street and psying costs.
E,oUND-oS THIRD STREET. wEDNEs
this aotce af this once
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
EUREKA LODGE. No. 20 r. a A MALL
IA Mssons are requested 10 attend the funeral OF
brother = NersGgart nom Masonic Temple
Thursday August IL, at ! O'clock .. IN. Order
W. NJ.
A RcANA LODGE, NO 81. y. AND A. NJ
IA stated meetings second and fourth Mondays
of each mon,h l. Il. MOORE W n
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EDUCATIoyAL.
CT. wISIFRED's sEMINARY-ScHOOL RI
- opens August "a For particulars apply 10
Miss Cheal. cornet Fourth and spring streets Se-
attic
UNIVERSITY. OF SEATTLE. RAINIER
u avenue line. OPENS Monday, August Ia. spe-
cai attention to hitting students for college from
FINN grade upward. Tuition. 10 for ten weekA
ID J. Pierce, Principal.
ylyHITWoRTA coLLEaE-THls T<sTfTU.
w tton. located ~ sumner. Wash. VIII open sts
next scholastic year ca "Wednesday. September d
lSa2 Full cassicaI, scientific and preparatory
courses open TO both sexes Terms moderate Ad.
dress Re. Calvin W. stewart. II. n. president.
sumner, Wash. Rev aeofse y. Whltworth ID
H. Res Alexander Alison. y. n. and Capt W.
X ballard. trustees Of the college.
INSTRUCTION. ~ NATaEMATfcs LATIN,
i liieratnre. etc, by Prof q. r. Anderson A. n,
lfiT F1fsh
SEATTLE SHORTHAND
aad Tspewrtftne Institute. 3ll Occidental hlock
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MEDICAL

AIDES CHICHESTER ENGLISH PEN.
IL nyroyA Pills Diamond brandt are the best
safe. reiiaoies take other send &C tssarnp<l
for particulars "Reef for Ladies'" in letter hy re-
turn matt AZ dra<gistA Chichester Chemical
Go Philadelphia Pa
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR FLOATING
L the IL ba TX Eritfea. she lies on DungaHess
spit and towing her into Port Townsend. fsqut-
malt Victoria harbors. may be required by
the agents Tenders, which must name 3 separate
price for each destna lon, will ne rec~ived by the
undersigned up TO ana including Sd inst. The
lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-
eepted.
r. p. RTTHFT 4 CO.. Lad, Agents.
Victoria, August IL. 1894
MOTH E-YoU WILL SAVE TINE AND
~ money by getting prices on common and
pressed brick terra Gotta mortar color. etc, from
HIS e stones s3s BurKs building seattle.
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.
TENTH AWNINGS AND SAILS AND FLAcs
i ~ Feiitz BroS. la Yesler avenue Seatsie
MECHANICAL Ek6ISFsRs.
. - N. GAGk, MECHANICAL ENGINkkR
-. Room 20 Hinckiey block.
GUysNTrHS.
~ DEsHSER. cUNsMrrH. i&ss FRONT
street
TAxTDERMIST
~ C RERa. 22sl FRONT STREET.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-08

Kansas woman who located in the
Usage. country seneral years ago, while
not very aesthetic in her tastes has
proven herself capable of looking out
for her best interests financially.
Within the past year she has married
off four grown daughters, all to Usage
Indians, and as soon as a divorce suit,
which she has now pending against
her husband is decided she will take
to her heart a red blanketed member
of that tribe Every member of the
Usage tribe is worth SIS, 900 in cash
and possesses nearly 5000 acres of
land and these women now become
members of the tribe and are entitled
to their full share of the funds and
lands, which makes the family very
wealthy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-08
THE LEADER WINS
Thirteen Competitors Knock
ed Out.
TIE WORLD, THE FLESH AND DEVIL
ALL CONSPIRE TO BEAT THE
LEADER.
But It Triumphs over All and VIII Make
All Books and VIII Furnish All
Supplies for County +,

For some weeks the book lnstitu.
tions of the country have been en-
deavoring to cripple THE LEADER
plant. BY lies, misrepresentation
and personal abuse they have attempt
ed to obstruct and divert the book
binding and supplies of the strip
counties from the only plant in Okla
homa equipped to furnish them
A test case was made Of "P" county.
Here all the enemy's fire was concen-
trated and the open boast was made
that THE LEADER would be wiped off
the fane OF the earth.
Sealed bids were submitted. Thir-
teen institutions submitted bids THE
LEADERS was the lowest and received
the contract to furnish the order for
books and supplies to "P'' county.
In open field, in honorable warfare.
against all conceivable odds THE LEAD
Err met and vanquished the enemy.
Lies, malice, slander, derision and
personal abuse are poor arguments
against justice and fair dealing.
The honorable commissioners of
county up" cannot be browbeaten nor
bulldozed nor roasted" into doing
anything but that which merits the
approval of their own consciences and
fulliIls their duty to the people,
The wisdom of Governor Renfrow in
their selection is made manifest De-
mocracy ana honest government must
prevail.
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Funeral of George Jasper.

The remains of George Jasper were
taken to New Florence, Mo-, yester-
day afternoon by Bud" Prace, a warm
friend of the deceased. There the in
terment will take place. The funeral
services were held yesterday at the NJ.
f. church, south, and were conducted
by Rev. Wimberly, who delivered a
solemn and impressive service A Sc
lect choir sang several sweet hymns
The church edifice was filled with
people, all friends of the young mar
who was cut down by the Grim Reap
er, when life to him was the sweetes l.