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abundance, 75cas1.15;. Red June, s1.sO.
helm, $1.15. Pears-Half boxes, SOQ9Oc.
Eighteen cars sold. of which Porter
Brothers Company sold seven cars.
At Boston: Observation-Disclosures 65cQ0
per box; Hale's Early, 50985c; Gov.
Garlands, 65@S0c; Briggs May, 75Q90c.
Apricots-Royali 50cQ$1 Plums-Abun-
dance, $141.55 per crate; Burbank, $16D
LBS; Peach. $1.2s; Clymans, 75c@$1 40 per
crate and S5cQN.15 per box. Cherries
Royal Annes. 70c4$1W per box; soc per
half box; Republican,, 81 2062.O5; Tartar
-ians. 5oc@s1.7O: Cleveland 65c. Pears
Bartletts, toe per half box; Comet. 90c per
half box. Prunes-Tragedys, $1.40Q2 per
crate; Simpnis, $125 Seven cars sold, Of
which Porter Brothers Company sold five
cars
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DEATH REPORT.
General Otis Sends It to the War
Danarfmeut.

Department.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The War
Department has received the following
death report from General Otis:
'Manila.9 June 26.-Adjutant General,
Washington; Death report since last
weekly report: -
From wounds in action: June 10Th,
David Silver, M, First Montana In
fantry; June 18th, Miles Donnell, Cor
poral, L, Twelfth Infantry; June 10Th,
Sherman T. Shepard, H, First Wash
ington; Deforest Hutchinson, B, Ninth
Infantry; Leonard Edling, E, Twenty
first Infantry; June Doth, Herbert M.
Flint, B, Fourth Infantry; June I'D,
George Blitz, artifcer, ID, Fourth In
fantry; May 9th, David r. Johnson. l,
Thirteenth Infantry, erysipelas June
18th, Richard F. Havens, H, Nine
teenth Infantry, heat exhaustion; June
18th, Max, Newgrass, E, Fourth In
fantry phthisis; June both, Edward
Florenline, Eighth Artillery, dysentery;
June 22d, Frank E. King, Ninth In
fantry; June 24th, William A. Pilgrim,
Thirteenth Minnesota, variola; June
ODD, Earl r. Cotton, H, Ninth In
fantry. OTIS"
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Small Riots In Cleveland.

CLEVELAND (O.), June 26.-several
small riots took place to-day, due to
the presence OF non-union crews on Big
Consolidated cars At Harvard and
fremont streets north bound car was
attacked while going through a Polish
settlement. The motorman and conduc-
tor were struck by stones, and the for
mer, Charles w. Kennedy, drew a re-
volver, firing over the heads of the
crowd which then gave way to fright.
At South Brooklyn there was several
demonstrations against nom union
crowds.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. Ju

San Francisco, June 18th
Morning Session-Ophir, 81 40; Mexican
s2S5@275; Savage, 35c; Potosi, 5l@5Oc; H &
N, 40639c; Chollar, sec; Point Bic; Y
jacket, 47c: Belcher 42Q41c; Sierra Ne
vada, S9c; Seq Belcher, 1oc; Qverman,
24c; Justice, 19@1Sc; Union, 55c; Alta, 12c:
Caledonia, s6QS5c; Challenge, 4oG lAndes,
25Q23c.
Closing Quotations-A1ta, lie; Alpha, &c;
Andes. 22c: Belcher, 42c: B & b. 76c; Bull
lion, &c; Caledonia, SIC; Challenge. sec;
Choilar, S6c; Confidence. 1c: G G We. $2.85;
c Point. Bic: @ & G, 39c; H & N, S6c;
ican. Tic; Occidental. 2se; Ophir, 81 70:
Overmaif CSC; Potosi. SIC: Savage. Sc:
Seq Belcher, Sc: Sierra Nevada, Sc:
Union, SOC: Utah. 1sc; Z Jackst. ~
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GENERAL KING.
Thinks the Filipinos Can Govern
Themselves.

MILWAUKEE, (Wis.), June 26-Brig-
adler General Charles King, who re-
turned from the Philippines a short
time ago, in a letter to the milwaukee
Journal" published to-day states that
the capability Of the Filipinos for self
government cannot be doubted and if
given fair start, they could look out
for themselves infinitely better than
our people imagine.
He says they rank far higher than
the Cubans or the unueducated negroes,
to whom the United States has given
the right Of suffrage.
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BECKER ON TRIAL.
Ida Sutherlin Says She Will Stand
BY Him,

CHICAGO, June 26.-Albert August
Becker, the sausage maker, accused of
numbering his wife and burning her
body, was placed on trial to-day. Ida
Sutterlin, the girl for the love of whom
Becker is said to have committed the
murder and who became his wife imme-
diately after the late Mrs. Becker's dis
appearance, appeared in court with
Becker's attorneys and declares she will
use in the sausage makers defense the
money she has earned by recent dime
museum exhibitions
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Gov. Tanner Revokes Martial Law

SPRINGFIELD Qll) June 26.-Gov-
ernor Tanner issued to-day a proclaim
alton revoking the former proclamation
declaring martial law at Pana. The
Governor declares order has been fully
respected at that place. 1t is said the
negroes are leaving Pana secretly, fear
ing to work without protection against
the strikers.
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Eiler's Shelter Resumes.

PUEBLO (Colo.). June 26.-The Eilers
smelter, one Of the trust plants, re-
sumed operations to-day with about
half the regular force. The wages paid
are about what the company originally
offered and the men are guaranteed
protection il they choose to violate the
eight-hour law. aa
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Mrs. Barrow Sentenced.

NEW YORK, June 26-Mrs George
B. Barrow, when arraigned before jus
tice Werner, in the criminal branch of
the Supreme Court to-day, pleaded
guilty to the charges of kidnapping Baby
Marion Clark. She was sentenced to
twelve years and ten months in prison.
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Twenty-Fifth Anniversary.

NEW HAVEN Comm, June 26.-The
twenty-fifth anniversary of the Yale
University Law School was celebrated
to-day. The grafton was given by At
torney General John Griggs, whose
theme was The Advances of Jurispru-
dence in the Nineteenth Century" Dean
Wayland presided and President
Wright announced the prizes
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Kidnapers on Trial.

+ CHICAGO, June 26.-John Collins
and Mrs. Ann Ingersoll of gainesville.
O., were placed on trial before Judge
Waterman to-day on the charge Of hav-
ing kidnapped Gerald Lapiner. In II
linois the extreme penalty for the crime
is life Imprisonment
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Closing Grain Quotations.

Chicago, June 26th.
WHEAT-July. 72Ac; September, 741sc;
December, 7515c.
New York, June 18th.
WHEAT-JuIy. 7sNc; September. 7s1sc;
December, S013c.
San Francisco, June 26th.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $1.1712.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 869sc; new, S3%c.
CORN-Large Yellow, N.l0Ql.123h
BRAN-Sl6017
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Hog killers Strike.

{ CHICAGO, June 26.-About 300 men
actually engaged in the killing Of hogs
Joined. the ranks Of the strikers at the
stock yards to-day in demanding an
increase in wages of 25 cents day
No trouble IL apprehended by the police
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Condition Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-To-day's
statement of the condition of the Treas
ury shows:
Available cash balance, $276,923, OS2;
gold reserve, 1926, 766,O55
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole oar
cassss from slaughferers to dealers:
grades. 7Q75Sc Der NJ n siass
VEAL-7Q8c Tor large and 592c per ID
for small. ~ ~
MUTTON-Wethers. &c; Ewes. e@e1sc
per 10.
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President Laid the Cornerstone.

ADAMS (Mass.), June 26.-President
Mckinley laid the cornerstone of the
new mill of the Berkshire Cotton Com
pany here to-day. Owing to the indis-
position of Mrs. Mckinley the party
will start for Washington tonight. Mrs.
Mckinley has a cold.
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LAMB lose per 10 for Spring.
PORK-Live Hogs, SIC per ID for me-
dunn, SIC for small, 5Q519c for large:
dressed. 7@61kc per 10.
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CALIFORNIA; Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-California dried
fruits quiet and steady. Evaporated APP
ples-Common, 61a@7c; prime wire tray.
SA@819c;4 choice, S1a@Sa4c; fancy, 9G91ac.
Prunes-311Q81hc. Apricots-Royal, 14c;
Moorpark, 14Q1Sc. Peaches-Unpeeled,
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The strikers claim more stock yards
employees will go out Tomorrow.
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Porter Brothers Company sold at open
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-07
SPRING VALLEY


Pearl Lieursnce, Reporter.
Quite number of our young people
from Usage attended the drama at
Bronson. They report the play as
excellent.
Cora Hickson has been sick but has
now nearly recovered.
viii Cutter returned from Elsmore
last Thursday.
Mesdames jackson and Holeman
are the first to report spring chickens
I'm this neigb borhood.
Some of the boys that left school TO
help with the farming are BACK again
till the weather improves.
The storms are Of shorter duration
and / think we can sing, BE glad
for the winter is over, be glad for the
warm bright SUM-"
We read q poem this week which
we liked 80 much we will copy one
verse for our readers.
Talk happiness. The world Is BAD enough
without your woes. No path ia wholly rough
Look for the places that are smooth ana clear
And speak Of those, to rest the weary ear
| OF earth, so hurt by one continuous strain
OF human discomfort, and grief and pain
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NEoSHO VALLEY.
G. l.. ARNOLD Reporter.


April, 5.-Cora Drake is reported
on the sick list.
Oscar A Keithley and Maud f. Os-
born drove down from Piqua Sunday
morning and were united IN marriage
at the Parsonage at 8 o'clock by Rev,
j E Griffin.
j Butler and Milt Stroup drove
down to Humboldt the first of the
week.
Mr. Atkins and family of lola were
at Mr. Dickey's Sunday.
The Primitive Baptist held meet
ing at MRS Steele's Saturday evening
MI Clair Of Woodson county now oc
cupies the Thrasher place, near the
Union school house.
Barney McCabe is living on j {
Woodin's place while he builds 1
house in town.
Christian Jensin's son arrived herr
from Pontiac recently and will be on
of our farmers this season.
j w Johnston and Mr. Ayers cam
out from town sunday aud assisted II
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Colony Free Press l.. H. Endicctt
and family left for lola Wednesday
where they will make their future
home. They have lived here num-
Der of years and made many friends
who regret their departure but still
W ish them well.
From January Is to April ] there
were 470 new names added to the sub
scription list of the Weekly REGIS
TER. The REGISTER is now printing
2O50 papers each week and nearly all
of them go to bona tide subscribers
in Allen county.
Happy is the man or woman who
can eat "a good hearty meal without
suffering afterwaTd. If you cannot
do 1t, take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t
dlgests what you eat, and cures all
forms Of Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
G. b. Spencer N Co.
The thirty-third anniversary OF the
marriage of Capt. and Mrs. III. A.
Ewing was the occasion Of very de
lightful family gathering last Friday
at the family homestead just south
west of town, All the living children
and nd-children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ewing were present.
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knee, the water has run ont of the
Joint, and is badly swollen. The old
gentlemen Ia extremity unfortunate.
A bout one year ago he was kicked
by hoase and his lett leg broken.
This winter his home and nearly all
his household goods were burned; he
had a severe attack ofthe grip aud Is
now suffering with his knee.
Warren Cook had y great mind Ia
get sick last Tuesday. Guess hotel
life don't agree with him.
Last Monday was election day and
the ladies' turned out In full force
The weather was bad, candidates had
buggies out, and thing were conduct
ed In city etyle. Everything quiet
and everybody in q good hunor.
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Local Notes.

The Horticultural Society Will hold
their regular monthly meeting at the
residence of Alex Brown next Fri
day, April 10.
John f. Rogers, one of the sub
atantial farmers of Usage, was in
town Monday and called to renew
his subscription to the REGISTER.
Many people suffer untold fortunes
from niles, because of the popular i'm
pression that they cannot he cured.
TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT will cure them. 1t has met
with absolute success. Price 80 cts
In bottles, tubes 75 cents at Evans
Bros,
Those horrid fits of depression,
melancholy, low spirits, and sudden
irritability, that sometimes afliict
even good tempered people, is due to
the blood being p9rmeated with
black bile. HkRBINE Mill purify
blood. restore health and cheerful.
ness. Price so cents at Evans Bros.
Capt. A. j. Servey, veteran of the
civil war, and his family, were de-
lighted to be aroused from their slum-
Der last Friday to greet Lafayette ser
vey, the oldest son, returned from the
war. He left lola over four years ago
and went to Minnesota, enlistinR
when the war broke out in the 10Th
Minnesota where he won the rank o.
Corporal in Company ID. He VIII
probably make lola his home and his
old friends are very glad to see hin
again.
Mothers! Beware of your baby
quiet and health. Those sleeples'
NIGHTS and hours of tiresome vigil are
caused by those terrible enemies %
, childhood-wO Destroy and re
move them with WHITES CREAM
VERMIFUGE. Price % cents a
Evans Bros.
A peculiarly sad case of poisoning
comes from Bronson. For some tim
r n Young widow, Mrs. Win FindlaY
q has supported herself by making raj
8 carpet. A bout week ago she wa
taken sick and the doctors found tina
o fumes from the poisonous dyes ha'
poisoned her throat. She suffered
untold agony bravely, but nothtn
: could be done the poison havin
i eaten into her throat. She was bui
ried i'm Bronson Thursday and tn
whole town which loved and ei
teemed her, IS grieving.
~ When you are looking around for
II good place to buy your spring good
bear in mind that the people who az
Ie for your trade are the people who d.
20 serve It. Newspapers are not char
r table institutions but they are publ
10 enterprises without which 1t woul
1t be nonsense TO talk of having Roc
town. But IL is the men who adve
a tise and not the men who don't wi
make it possible for a paper to
published in lola. Besides. the mi
TX who advertises literally is the mi
who will give you better values I
as your money, nine times out of u
than the man who doesn't. 1t
g. worth your while to bear all the
lis things in mind when you start
lis TO do your trading.
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THE COUNTY NEWS.
Interesting items From An Over
Allen County,
sAYARp.
Minnie Dawson. Reporter.

April 4,--George myers who has
been staying at Kansas CITY, Is visit
ing his father, James myers this
week.
James Beatty, of sort Scott. had
business Ia this vicinity Saturday.
Mr. Orion shipped cattle to Kansas
City Thursday night.
Mr. Viii teseli spent Friday In
Moran.
Clarence Beatty went to Ottawa
Saturday where he will spend week
visiting his sister, Mae.
Oracle Smith is on the sick list this
week.
Charlie. Dawson has been having an
attack of the chills this week.
Kisses Blanche and Maggie Rudisill
have been visiting Mrs George Vande
veer the last of the week.
marion Williamson and wife epeni
Sunday at Bronson.
BERTHE Hale has been visiting Mrs
Fredericton the latter part of the
week.
MRS VOORHEES, and daughter, Lille
were In moran Saturday.
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BETHEL.

MISS LEILA CUENINGHAM. Reporter
April Ada Rich ami Drew Stew
art visited at Mr. Kieier's last Satur-
day.
Quite number from our neie hbor-
hood attended the Crawford sale.
Steve Simons, from west of Hum
boldt, is working for Van Seymour.
Mr. Durham is quite sick. DIR o
Fling is the attending physician.
Ghergin d. Sons threshed clover for
Mr. Shigley last week.
Mrs Lindsey visited in Hum boldt a
few days.
Frank Myers and Amy Seymour
visited We scribe since our last.
John Duphray of Fredonia, is work
ing for Rev Hamilton.
Claude Stewart closed very sue
cessful term of school at Fair View
| last Friday. The patrons of the dis
trict served dinner, after which very
interesting program was rendered by
| the school.
Mrs Andruss Is quite sick at pres
ent writing.
We are glad to welcome Rev Ham
ilton and family of Fredodia, to on
neighborhood. Having bought thu
place they are permanent settler
here.
Mrs Burson is on the sick list thu
week.
Mr. and Mrs Jay, Messrs f. Max
well and Hottenstein visited A Gun
ningham's la st Friday.
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SAVONBURG.

April 4-Ert Miller and o Nyman
Monday and will remain several
days.
MYRTLE Delaplain and Nellie Myers
went TO Kansas City last sunday
morning.
Capt Gibson shipped three cars
OF stock Monday.
Will Jordan and Mr. Wheeler ship
ped stock this week.
TV Campbell visited Kansas City
this week.
The Woodmen and Workmen have
each organized "a team and will see
that you get your moneys worth
When you join their respective lodges.
Monroe Rail is visiting his sister in
Kansas City.
Elder Rich delivered two able ser.
mons last sunday.
The ice cream social given by the
ladies' of the Christian church at the
Hall last saturday night was well
attended.
Miss Milligan spent Saturday night
with her sister at lola.
Jessie Moore and John McLeistel
were up to the ice cream social.
Opal McLeister is visiting friends
in Savonburg this week.
Anna Prange had charge of the
picture gallery Monday and Tuesday
She and Rose Campbell are copart
ners. They have opened gallery al
lola. This is their last visit to SaVol
burg.
A Bragg put down sidewalks II
front of his residence. Hurrah fol
YOU Aidue, let others follow.
Hi smith and Mrs Myrtle Rover
were married last Thursday, Marcs
30. They will make their home a
st Paul, Kans. The best wishes o
their friends 60 with them.
Taylor g. Swartz are putting hitch
inc.racks in front of the lnmberyard
something that Is needed in severa
localities in town.
The "Heroic Dutchman' was post
poned on account of the rain.
Drs. Lettie and VIII Morgan, MI
.Gertie McNaughtOD and Myrtle Rec
were visitors in Savonburg Wednes
day night.
Wednesday was a splendid bus
ness day for our burg. Nurseryme
delivered trees on that day an
every body come to town.
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ApI Quotations.

Proverbs, axioms and wise sayings
have been uttered by Confuclus ana
other wise men from time immemorial,
but few people imagine how many
there are of them. G. |. Hood d Co.,
of Sarsaparilla fame, have over two
thousand and they have originated
the plan of using them up in delect'
able shap in thousands of newspapers
with each one neatly turning point
as to the merit of their well known
medicine. The extensive use of these
proverbs is original and creditable u
Hood d Co.
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Beware of Omtments for Catarrh that
contain Mercury.

AS mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering 1t
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable phys
icians, as the damage they will do Is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by #. j. Cheney
a. co., Toledo, o., contains no mercu-
nv. and is taken internally, acting di-
rectly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. In buying Hairs
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen
uine. 1t is taken internally, and
made in Toledo, Ohio, by f j Cheney
a. Co. Testimonials free. Sold by
Druggists, price 75c. per bottle, HalP'
Family Pills are the best.
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PLEASANT VALLEY
d. T. SMITH, Reporter.


April, Brew Manly gave his llrst
sermon sunday morning and made
good impression.
MRS Clark Cofiield of lola was at
the Valley Sunday.
Mrs John INQUIRER returned Saturday
from Chanute where she had been
visiting her daughter MRS Ada Bur-
ton.
Miss Laura Smart visited home
fIlks sunday.
Several from he Valley went to
lola Sunday evening TO attend the
Higgins cMury wedding.
The friends of Mr. Mcdowell will he
sorry to learn that he fell and serious
ly hurt his knee.
MRS Smith has employed an eXper-
fenced T. INNER from Kansas CITY tc
help her in her store at Colony,
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Mrs. Mm.:Swartz Hurt.

While coming to town Wednesday,
Mrs. VIM. Swartz was thrown from
the buggy and her arm broken. she
lives on one of the l1Orville farms east
Of lola and as she approached the
Missouri Pacific crossing near the
home of Mr.. :. Billbe. she saw
train coming and hurried her horse.
The buggy wheels struck the track
and threw the buggy up in the ar
with the result that Mrs. Swartz was
thrown out. She il quite large
woman and endeavoring to stay her
fall she put out her left hand. The
bone in her arm was broken above
the elbow. She was carried to the
Billbe home and Drs. Fulton and Cox
summoned The arm was set and the
unfortunate lady carefully removed
to her home where she Is getting
a one nicely. Her weight and some
what advanced years are the chiei
sources OF danger.
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Obituary.

Phosbe Cusac WAS born at Zanes-
Vile, Ohio, July o, 1845 She was
married to John W. Baughman Oct.
20, 1864. They moved to CARLYLE, KS,
In February, 1874, and in 1883 they
moved to Wichita, Ksns., where she
has since made her home.
She united with the Lutheran
church at the age OF ~. Alter she
moved to Kansas she united with the
Presbyterian church at Carlyle.
When she moved to Wichita she be-
came a member of the First Presby-
terrain but WAS afterwards transferred
to the West Side Presbyterian where
she was an active member until her
death. She was an active member OF
q church for thirty-four years.
She had very loving and nnselfish
disposition, always thinking of others
before herself, even to the last
moments of her life. She was low
ing wife and mother. She had many
friends. for to know her was to love
her
She leaves husband, a daughter
one sister and four brothers to mourn
her loss
Mrs. Baughman died at her home
IN vienna uH "ohuaN' NPih ~
The remains were brought TO lOl;
Tuesday aud were inferred thl
morning in the lola cemetery
Funeral services were held IN TN
Presbyterian church and IN the 40
sence of the pastor were conducted
by Rev. ID. Il. Shuey, of the Reformed
church, who preached brief but ap
propriate discourse. A large numpe
OF the old Carlyle neighbors were II
attendance to testify their affection
and comfort the bereaved family wit
their sympathy.