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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-28

All kinds of SECONDHAND
FURNITURE sold cheap for cash
at the X L, corner Nunanu and
King streets.
If you want to sell out your Fur
niture in its entirety, or for bar
gains, call at the [. x. L., corner
of Nuuanu and King streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-28

I Prof. Koebele of the Bureau of
Agriculture returned to Honolulu
yesterday after an absence of al
most two years. During his So
journ in the East he has investi-
gated the ravages of pests of every
description and gathered thous-
ands of parasites and predaceous
bugs, upwards Of sixty thousand
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-28

6. r. Harrison, Practical Piano
and Organ Maker and Tuner, can
furnish best factory references.
Orders left at the Hawaiian News
Go. will receive prompt attention.
All work guaranteed to be the
same as done in factory.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-28
APPROPRIATION BILL.
Considered in Senate Yesterday
Morning.
McCANDLESS WANTS ROADS.

the Design For the Great
SeaI-House Continues to Hold Short
sessiops-Wiu Resume this Morn
ing Probable Work Next Week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-28

City Carriage Company have re-
moved to the corner of Fort and
Merchant streets; Telephone No.
113. First t-class carriages at all
hours. JOHN S. ANDRADE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-28

A. j. Derby, D. D. S. Dental
Rooms 100 Alakea ST., between
Beretania and Hotel. Treatment
of dead teeth and roots speciality.
Office hours, 9 a. m. to p. m.
Tel. 615.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-28
SP 1JJIAL Dy6INESS ITEMS.

JAMES L. HOLT, General Busi-
ness Agent, Accountant and Col
lector, Office on Kaahumanu
street. Telephone 639. Prompt
Attention Guaranteed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22

100000 worth OF tobacco in cuba paid
for and subject To- delivery. and that
for all the other Florida ports there IS
as much more. 1t viii be impossible
for the merchants 20 get this property
out of Cuba within the prescribed time.
and Minister Taylor has been instructed
20 make such representations 10 Spain
as Will secure ample time I'm which u
secure II. II Is believed that the tone
OF Mr.. Olneys note viii accomplish this
result
II Il does not. other means will be
taken. The Spanish Government pro
poses that this action Is taken In order
that Cuban's loyal 20 the Government
IN Havana engaged Ia the cigar business
may have The leaf 10 work with. and
that hostility TO the United States has
nothing 20 DO with IL. \ resolution
has been prepared and. If within "A few
days the State Department does not hear
satisfactorily upon fits protest. this reso-
luton will be passed by Congress Il
VIII give the President authority TO pro-
hinit 10y proclamation the importation into
the United States Of cigars and other
manufactured tobacco from tho Island OF
CUBA. fnasmuch as the greater part
or the Cuban cigars are exported 20 this
0,ntry, this step will eNectualy Offset
me acton taken under the edict of the
taptoin-GeDeral. The resolution wifi
not De brought forward rntR IL IS NM
parent thdi spain Intends 20 harass the
DHi"H states and make a. Impossible
Tor her citizens % get the property now
Oh the Island for which they have paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22
THh R0yfL fRc.iNUM.


r
Of an Emergency Fund.
SAVANNAH. GA. May q. The SUI
prem Council Of the Royal Arcanum held
"a business session this morning from
10 to O'Clock. The circulars issued by
the Supreme Regent. Hon. john +.
Pound. last year. tne disueusutions grant
ed, and The decisions rendered hy him
were approved by the council
The tables of statistics compiled by
tAe supreme secretary. Air. 49, q. Rob
son, OF Boston, were approved. and he
Was directed 90 continue inc compilation.
These tables are Published with the
annual reports of the officers. The gu
prme Trustees submitted their annual
reports. showing that the supreme Coun-
cil bias nearly $4,000 invested in Govern
ment. State. and municipal bonds. and
$4,000 in the Royal Arcanum building IN
Boston.
A special committee was appointed 10
consider some plan for the conduct of the
business of the supreme officer IN case
of the death Of that officer. A special
committee was appointed on the subject
Of assessments. the method of calling
them, and giving notice with regard 90
them.
a number Of petitions were presented.
among others. one from the Grand Coun-
ell Of Virginia. requesting the supreme
Council 10 consider the cNpedicucy OF es-
tabiishing an emergency fund.
The afternoon was given 10 "A carriage
drive, the visitors and their ladies being
taken oIt 90 B0naveuturc. ThuudcrbOlt.
and other points Of interest around the
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22
HaDPTON NOKH4E INSTITUTE
4 Large Gathering at the Commencement
ENerclscs.


FORT MONROE, VA, May H.-Hamp-
ton Insutu. and It's 1000 students and
teachers celebrated It's twenty-eighth am
uivcrsary to-day. The trustees ana one
thousand guests from the North and
South crowded the shops class-rOOms,
and grounds and proved as in former
years the interest Do the Industrial In
sutIte. The graduating exercises, at
which tWenty-aiue negroes, Indian young
men aud women received diplomas and
fifteen young men trade certificates, nil-
ed three hours of the afternoon. Plan
uuou melodies by hundreds Of voices.
sensible practical speeches by members
ct The class and old graduates held the
closest interest, An African student
from the Transraal and Indians from The
West and North gave their peculiar eN-
pcuences. and distinguished men from the
North spoke with eIoquence and feel
ing.
diplomas were presented 10 the trade
graduates by Rev Dr. Alexander Nc
henne Of Cambridge and 10 the senior
class by SIR. Robert G. ogden Of phila-
delphia. president Of the Board of Trus-
tees. Am award for excellence IN elemou-
tary studies was presented 10 William
irving Tucker by the Rev DR.. Nc
Nickar, of Philadelphia.
Booker r.. Washington. one OF Hamp-
tons best known graduates, was most
enthusiastically received by both races.
and delivered an eloquent, sensible and
practical address. showing "a feeling and
method OF work such as has made him
famous an over the country and brought
him the highest success in his great school
in the black belt OF Alabama.
"rhe older I grow" DE said. "and the
more experience I have the more I am
convinced of the value Of Hampton's
work. 10 not only shows a man how TO
recognize his condition. but shows a man
how 20 work his way ont Of them
THE negro problem must be solved by
Hampton's way-IlamptOn's way is Gods
way. RE must go forward without need
less complaints; Use wisdom discreetiy.
he brave under injustice. courageous and
thrifty seek success only through proven
merit. be a man. no more. no less"
Interesting stories epliveRed his ad-
dross, and he was heartily applauded by
ALL
letter from Postmaster General VIII
son. who had expected 20 address the
school. was read regrettng that the
death Of a friend had prevested his com
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22

COOPER. Died. suddenly, az Hogue
Creek. Frederick county, Va. JOSEPH
COOPER. one OF the most genial and
popular residents Of this county.
FULLER. Died, at Winchester. Va, Mas
KATE FULLER. after "a lingering ILL
ness.
FORBES Died. at his residence, IN Nor
folk. WILLIAM W FORBES. aged
nfty-three years.
HARTAIAN.-Dled. at h.s residence in
Petersburg. Va. Thursday morning
May 81 1896. DR. JOHN H. HART
MAN. formerly of this city iu the nifty
seventh year of his age.
Funeral services viii he held ir
Petersburg SATURDAY MORNING. and
remains will Doe brought 90 Richmond
ut T. NJ for interment Do Hollywood
MOLER. Died. az Winchester Va.
MARY ELIZABETH beloved daughter
Of Albert b. and Mary Cray M0ier.
aged lge years and ten months
MARKS Died az the residence OF her
mother. 100 Norfolk. Mrs. CHARLOTTE
vs. MARKS. aged sixty years.
NELSON. Died. at the residence Of his
son-in-iaw Mr.. Ge0ree l.. Hodgson. -
Columbia Va, on Wednesday, MAY gU
1896 Dr. ROBERT f. NELSON.
The funeral Will take place from ST.
Johns church. Columbia. Va. on FRI
DAY. I'd instant. al T. o'clock.
sPEAR.-Died. at 2Oi Randolph street
Thursday az l A. H. after an illness
OF eleven weeks. SUSAN DEMETRIg
esteemed wife of Henry Spear; aged
nfty-three years.
Funeral TODAY at To \. NJ from
the residence
NJ the residence OF her
hrother-in-law Dr. r. ". BOYD. Win
chester, Va, Miss KATE SCHULTZ
TYNAN.-Died. IN Norfolk. Va. VII
LIAM a. lyman; aged afty-slx years.
at the residence of her
parents. In Norfolk. va, JULIA. infant
daughter Of Thomas J. and Mary j.
OConuor; aged sixteen months.
rROWER.--Dled OF cholera infantun.
IVAN GRAY, infant son OF W. 4. and
Alice c. Trowsr, of Norfolk, aged Geur
peaths snd rvs 6ayA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22

! ence. lie Was SVEN an Ovauons When
bishop Merlin iAd o1uced ann.
hev. Nj. Moths. IraternaI delegate
from the ChuILn, .oouin. Did the conner
encc sVod-uye ia nItetn-minutes
speech. lie said that the Two great
churches snoull be united.
Inc table which mas been used BY the
conference Of the ILdustrlal school AZ
enlce, Was aucuOneg Oh Tor The Dene-
III OF inc Venice school John l., Al
drcWs paid 500 i0r The table.
~ j. hynett aUd ". a. spencer were
elected secretaries Of tie board u when
extension Oh tae nrst banoi. Dr. ".
i. smith. Of Detroit. was elected ihHd
secretary Of the Missionary Society.
The report OF the Committee on Lpis-
c"ial ltesi1tncls was read ~ Dr.
buckley. Boston and New YORK were
made Episcopal residences. Then t!eye-
land Was passed by. II was moved 10
substitute Cleveland Tor one Of the other
residence. The substitute was tabled by
a vote Of 2i5 % 49,.
The question OF foreign Episcopal resi-
denccs came up on the motion 10 sub
sntuta Shanghai Tor philadelphia. Many
Speeches we've made by sides. The
substitute was tabled. This question Of
foreign Episcopal churches and residences
viii receive due attention at the hands
Of the conference in O. day or two. An
attempt was made 10 substitute Cleveland
for Detroit. Mt Berry. Of Detroit. moved
to lay the substitute on the table. Car
ried.
The following is the localities which |
will have Episcopal residences: Boston. |
New York. Buffalo philadelphia, Wash |
ington. -. g., Chattanooga, New Orleans |
or Forth Worth. Cincinnati Detroit |
Chicago. 81. Louis. Topeka Minneapolis, |
Denver. san Francisco. OF Los Angeles.
Dutng the debate on the foreign /
episcopate. Fiji Aod lay delegate from /
Japan. made an earnest appeal for
bishop IN Japan or China. lie said that
the Church needed O. bishop In order 70
progress 900 those countries
j. ". Hamilton aul =. G. hartseh
were reelected secretaries OF tho Freed
mems Aid and Southern Education So
cicty on tho first ballot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22

CHICAGO. May 2l-Albcrt Carriers
handicap OF two hun1~ed points again
proved too much for Frank c. Ives in
the billiard match tonight between those
players. The score stood 300 10 AZ n
the end Of the Belgian's twenty-dfth
inning. and the winner evidently earned
q popular victory Judging by the APP
plause. The game was distinguished Tor
Ives brilliant run Of lo3. with the first
CHARGE az the balls and o. In the dfth
inning. retiring Schaefer's former high
ran Of 96 TO second place. CARRIERS
high run was -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22

Last night about $3.50 o'clock q white
man named Henry Kau feil on Cary
street, near seventh. and received "a
severe scalp Wound. The ambulance was
summoned with Dr. Labeuoete in charge.
Who dressed kain's injury, after which
De was taken 10 his home ON Pine
street.
The ambulance was called again az 9-15
10 the corner OF Main and Seventeenth
streets, where "a white boy named Harry
Brown had been struck ON the head with
% rock by colored boy. The wounded
boy, whose hurt was quite painful was
treated by Dr. Labenterg and taken 10
his home on Eighteenth streets.
No arrests were MADE hy the ponce as
the boy seemed to have been hurt ia
play.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22

a most interesting lecture by Rev. Mr..
J. =. Nefi was given at the Seyenth-Day
Adventist gcspel-tent. on west Franklin
street. Inst night, 10 an attentive 'au-
dience. THE subject Of the discourse was
the prophecy OF the second chapter Of
Daniel taking up the great image Of
Nehuchadnezzar' dream. and was Illus
trated by a chart prepared for the pur-
pose.
Mr. McCutchen is announced 20 SPEAK
this evening al Sis on the Prophecy ami
Symbols Of the seventh chapter Of Daniel.
and requested the congregation 20 read
that chapter before coming 20 the meet
ing. The chart will be used 10 Illustrate
the subject again tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22

without knowing III any degree what they
mean or what responsibilities and TRIALS
thew bring The highest and best thing
that any woman can do Is 20 bear and rear
healthy, intelligent children. The accom-
pishmcut OF this end depends almost en-
tirely upon her health and particularly
upon the health and strength of the organs
distinctly feminine The state of the chill
dfcu both intellectual and physical de-
ponds ou the mother If she doesn't care
enough for her own comfort and happincst
90 take the proper care OF herself, she GER
taiulv ought 10 do il for the sake Of her
children. To very large extent, the dcs-
tiny and achievement u q man IS decided
iu the months before bis birth During
that time is determined whether or not he
is 70 Do Of robust health aud strong intel
lect During that time, his mind and body
are started on the path that they Will iollow
through life Circumstances may inlu-
encc him, but he cannot get away iion the
effects Of prenatal influences. One Of the
principal uses Of DR. Pierces Favoritc Pre-.
scupuon IS the preparation Of prospective
mothers for the time of trial and danger
that comes when child SIS born. Tie Pre-
scriptiou Is strengthening and invigoraiing
aad lessons pain and danger. Il iusurcs the
peficc, we'll being and the perfect health
Of both mother and child. Every woman
should know these things before she really
needs 70 know them. There are many
things III DR. Piercc's Common Sense
Medical Adviser that every woman ough,
10 know This celebrated work has reached
a sale a. $50, 90 copies at =. So each. The
expense Of production having thus been
covered. 500 90 copies are now being given
away A copy viii be sent 10 any address
on receipt % twenty one l2D one cent
Stamps TO cover cost OF mailing 0HiV
Address, WOKLDs DIsPENsARY Md
IcAL ASSOCIATION, No. 065 Main Street,
buffalo, h. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22
EPISCOPIL RESIDENcES.

The Report of the Committee Partially
Disposed of Conservation of bishops.
CLEVELAND May 2l.-Blsh0p Merrl
presided at to-day's session Of the Meiho-
dist General Conference. The beginning
of the end is al hand. and motion was
adopted ordering that no more memorials
or resolutions be sent 10 committees
The two new bishops will De- consecrat-
ed next Tuesday IN Central Armory.
The Epworib Memorial church wanted
the conservation services held in their
church, and accordingly invited the con-
ference there The invitation was declR-
ed with thanks.
Governor Bushnell visited the confer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22
WiNr UADnn rHE ECINs
A1hickIy Populated Buffalo Building Col
Innsc.-In.- Of I'M. Unknown.

w '.'t' "''''" -
b'i ALL N. J.. May -.-At s--.
CLOCK lhla morning Brown DNliNi"s al
the corner oI A-ln ana Seneca ati'. ts
WAicA was una i-9inF extensive Mirra-
lions and repairs collapsed with au avg
tut crash. hlr,n- a SCORE Of people ODD Tho
NUNS. At This writing one man is dead
and 10 .s believed several other dead
bodies are under tHe mass OK debris. inc
Oh building is ONE of the ctys anl-
marks. For years tre Western Union
Tacerauh COMPANY had occuuisd the
room on the corner ass business office.
ana AN ct the th.gl floor as au operating
room. Tho building was filled with
offices almost 500 of which We're occupied,
and the ground floor ON both Main and
Seneca streets were stores occupied by
merchants. Ihe Western Union left the
building "a few weeks ago. ana me OWL
crs of the block began the work Of re-
modelling and STRENGTHENING &C. on tho
Seneca-strcot siGe wOrkmen were cncag-
cd iu putting in place. new columns and
beams and ucw foundations for them.
About $500 o'clock -He walls OF the section
of the building oH seneca street collapsed.
Their. was u1 warning 0f falling plaster
or cfoaklug tmh.-.. the walls ieH VITA
a crush. taking down the root and ceiling
with them
At No. - Seneca street. was the barber
shop OF George a,In,tt. employing hall
a score u men. ono ~ whom is dead
and he others severely injured. The
cashier IS somcwhrre ODD the ruins. Scin-
art SAYS Doe first beard noise like % roll
~ thunder tnau OBJ. crash came. He
and his mon made d rash for tho rear
flor u.ri.b o,.rs .r .u ALLOW leading
.....~., ,.'.''..,.'..,..., ..,...- ,r.t nc -ros.
Inv ~. '',I r.errls ,r. aIro, IN. r..r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22
1903 EAST MAIN STREET.

ward-C. w Allen. ". IL. prout.
Fourth ward-A. y. Peyton, J. NJ. Mur-
ply, and Walter Dinwildle. Delegates
unlnstructed.
The city also elected the following deie.
gates 20 the Seventh congress s.onai do
trict convention. which meets In VIM
chester Angst 18th. George Perkins A..
y. Payne. Phil Letterman, A. r. Bibb.
{. ". Rogers Dan Hartman G.. W Nor
ris. John ". Fishhurue. John s. Patton
and Tony Ambrose. The county via
elect It's delegates next Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22
charlottesville Delrgnfes.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. May 81
Special.-The city OF Charlottesville cleo
ed the following delegates 20 the s.
Democratic Convention, 70 bc nefI n
Stanton June 4th.
First ward-Capiain VI. Woods ana John
j.. Massey Second ward-Dr, r. W.
Nelson and Moses Letterman.' Third
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22
THAT TOHlCcO DECEEE.
Secretary Olney IpstruotF Minister Taylor
to Protest TO spain

WASHINGTON. D. c.. May 21.-Secre-
tary Olney has instructed Minister Tay-
Tor to make vigorous representations 10
the Spanish Government relative 10 the
recent edict prohibiting the expectation
Of tobacco from the Island Of cuba.
on the grounds that II amounts 10 tho
practical conhscaticn OF goods In Cuba
owned by Americans. The data IA hand
al the State Department. supplied by
the collectors OF the Florida ports, show
that the cigar men Of Tampa alone hays
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22

Professor Gentry's Exhibition OF Train
Cd Animals continues 70 be a great draw
ing card. There were nearly 1000 persons
present last night TO see the wonderful
iy-tralned dogs and ponies. and AL were
greatly pleased. There Will be the usual
performance tonight and tomorrow there
VIII be q mat!nss Il 2 o'clock, ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22
SOUTHWEST DEoUGHr HROhEN.
C.oslng Of the Norton High schOoi-Per-
s0uai.

NORTON. VA May -Special.-The
long drought which has 50 greatly re-
tardcd crops and vegetation iu This Sec
tiou Of the country has been broken by
q refreshing rain. This is tho first rain
or amy consequence that has fallen Tor
uealy TWO months
Quie number Of Norton people at-
tended fle commencement exercises of
Gladoyiue College hst night. Th. school
la> just closed "a very successful term
and is iu touti.hug condition.
Mrs. f.. r.. Workman. OF Roanoke. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hopkins. Of this
place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22
MAJOR DANIEL WANTED.
SILyER MEN IN CONGRESS- NAME
MN FOH TICL-PRESTDENT.
but lie il Looked on "a, the hOst
Available MAN.


day favonug Senator Daniel Tor tne
Vice-prcsidcncy. in case tae silver mon
control the Chicago Contention. The
Senator declares hc is not candidate
ana that tae talk means nothing. How
ever. thc belief prevails among aH tree
coinagc Democrats uut If they secure
a silver platform at chicago. the south
and West must both be represented ON
The ticket Boie. OF Iowa. IS beng talk-
Cd Of for thc FIRST place. and Senator
Daniel is looked upon as thc most avail
able man t0r the second position. This
ticket viN have many supporters among
the silver delegation when the c0nvcH-
tiOH meets.
col. ELLETJ"s POSITION.
Representative Elicit SIS taking the ui-
most interest in The discussion now DID
yqogrcss iu Richmond over tlo aitit-de
to bee assumed o. the Democrats prior 90
The action of the National Convention.
lie has no hesitation in stating his oHn
position. or thc position which. m Bus
opinion. should Doe taken ly al Demo-
crat, whether they are sOunl-moncy or
silver men.
"Aiy position ou thc money question:
Mr.. Elicit said % Che representative OF
The Times "ls so well Shown that 4
mood hardly declare b. again. ana ln
favor of sound money. aud would regret
exceedingly to .De tnc convention adopt
amy Hther PLATFORM. However am
TOO good % DDuoerat ard believe tpo
stron--r in Oh. Democratic dD.trG. al
majority rl.e fo even consider tDe .os-
sibIiy of opposing Ode platform. % 80
should not fully accord Wlll Dag views.
NONLf NOT ALL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-22

DR.. Robert j.. Nelson, FOR many years
[ a prominent aud successful physician OF
! Cumberland county Va. died ON WeInes-
/ day at tie residence OF his son-in-law.
/ air. George +. H0dgson, OF Columbia,
/ Va.
He had been a great sufferer for sey-
! eral years past, and hIs death was not
unexpected. HE was about "a Years OF
ago, and was wen kn0wtn and beloved by
many of our older citizens he was q
prominent Mason, and took a lively IN
terest IN everything pertaining 10 the
order.
lie was compelled several years ago 20
abadon the practice of hs profession on
account OF ill-health His wife died only
six weeks ago.
lie was ana uncle Of AIRS. Leroy ].
Grant, Of THIS city.
The funeral services viii take place on
Friday from St Johns Episcopal church.
at Columbia Va. Of which ne had long
Deeh consistent member.
Little annie Lee Blanton.
LCNENBuRG G.. H., Ma, Aspeclal.
This morning at I'VE minutes n : O'Clock
az the home of Mr. DIN C.. Hardy. IN tho
county OF Lunenhurs ltua Annie Leo
tiantou' iagod four ycaug the infant
daughter OF r. IS. Blan.1n DR.. and
.''''''' .' LiANi"". ana AidNlIaueI-
ger OF x. ". b1ntoI, Sr, and A. b.
f,'at''"' or Amelia county. and of Judge
.,tn T...,.'.,-, ..'.' '.'lt l'' D,''A j., Ut
m arter am Dln,ss ~ 49,. 49,. '' '..''
tvnboiI-fe,er "'N'' "i'H
This dead utn. .bu5 ..... 900. .,.-
sweetest brirbtesf am. mo- lo,.oti,
the writer ever L.,oo- .,'t q, A. - -.
consolation In bar liti rl-.-r ,,,r,'-, -,,.,
granl-narants VINO elmo, tl'i,.+f 80
40 fen tb.t t,,,- 60. d.. =.
that the blessed paIos,,c- 7. ,.l n.l
..doatb au tbir.s ,..i D., '.,t -, ,,.
tie children ~ como unt, Mo-" f,- .to,,
feel assured chad th.ir littL. 6,rri.,. 4,
now with fine arrol-
During her short urr.ss utro ami.
received overv affnrtfo, tb,t -,
skill. loving friends anal ti,r -
could hestow. to ,.ct and afr or o.ro,,
the beraavcd parents THROUGH th.. vrrtor
beg 10 express their most hotrtfeif thart-s
and deepest gratitude ana fa mon. ll,tl.
cou.lh' 9lIts Ndhnie Ela'r Do particular
I,D',''S ana t''1eIly watched
~, Wv uIy "Hl "1-lt 90 me
'i''.' H'Hi la VIII over so
og' WIN l!e ienlrt'7t love.
i-l'u' NiNi' Lee hIdhton VIII Dee buried
eo-luotr 20" evening az lne residence ~ her
sldII.'-dlleI' *. W. stanton. ST.. in no
..