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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27
Claim Everything In Sight.

United States Senator Carter. former,,
chairman of the republican National commit,
tee, declares that an income tax will, .oaa :.
ehae'ea IN the United States. or course n "a
tnen the republican party will claim ,ho ;aaa
war with Spain. 'Ne ease OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27
The Peegcc noycatt.

Omaha, Neb., august 2s.-The Missouri
Pacific today snnsuAced It would follow
~ Burlington In cutting the Kansas
CITY. Omaha. di4erential on packing house
products 70 the Southwest from to 8
cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27
south Carolina Cotton, OIL aud EIou,
Milling

Columbia. S. c.. August ie.--Governor Nc
sweeney says Business conditions in South
Carolina are good and the outlook lie encour-
asing In the last year there has been marked
awakening and progress, Especially is this
true In cotton manufacture, The capital in
vested in manufacturing enterprises this year
VIII double what It was any preceding year.
From January to July l. 1899. charters for
new enterprises issued by the secretary OF
state represent capital invested OF IS, 500 600
ana commissions for charters during the same
Leriod. some OF which have not yet been
granted. have been Issued for new enter
prlsos representing something over 5000 900.
several charters have been issued since July
IN two cases charters for new cotton mills
nave been granted. representing over 5000,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27
SPORT.

Chacornac won the Futurity easily.
Philadelphia won. Baltimore lost. and
changed positions.
A race track war is probable when the
fall season opens in California.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27
Masking Up Family Deficiencies.

re'naps Iohn Jacob Astors martial arao,
anu Americanism are stimulated by the feel.
ins tnat he Is expected to make up the ram,,v
fsction ~ w, inese qualities caused by the de-.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Especial TO Tho post.)

Washington. August 26--John w War
rem of Hamilton, Colman G. witherspoon
and Lysius Cough of Hereford ana George
o. Brown OF San Antonio have been adj
mitted TO practice as attorneys before the
interior department.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27
PHILIPPINES.

The sultan OF sulu will draw salary OF
$3.50 month from the United States gov
eminent.
Three soldiers are reported to have been
killed from ambush In Cebu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27
North CaroSina Reports Excellent
Conditions.

Raleigh, N, c., August 1s.---Mr. S. T. Bru-
ner. secretary of the agricultural department,
says:
First, excellent business conditions prevail
in this State; fair prices are paid for products
and labor. There is much building going on
in all parts OF the State.
The farming boom at the West is not how
ever felt here. but special ADMINISTRATIVE
and fruit growing--is increasing the profits Of
many Southern farmers. The Industries thst
show the greatest gains are cotton mills To-
bacco and furniture factories.
Crops are promising 10 the extent that the
tobacco crop Is above normal. and growers are
curing we'll.
THE prospective corn crop is IS. Ooo ooo 20
40 600. 900 bushels wheat is not SO yood ( Son :
900 bushels: sweet potatoes, 5000 coo bushels
The tobacco crop this year will apnroximata
u 500. 900 pounds, and cotton viii approximsta
S50. 900 bales.
There are no less than POS mills Of an
kinds now operating in the State. ana fen
more are under construction, The tendencu
Is TO place the mills where the raw ma,sr's,
for manufacturing can be got This tendenry
Is WORKING a great change throughout The
South. 'ae
"Laborers' wages remain good The yenera,
condition OF things as compared with q war
ago is better tr, The purchasing value Of money
rary paper 10 - Ter cent" 'e' ''1'-
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Tennessee Mining and Traffic Inn
PROVING

Nashville, Tenn, Angus 70 -Goyernor Ben
ton McMillln said; I'm some lines Of indus
try and OF traffic there is improvement over
the condition that prevailed two years or one
year ago, The Improvement is not found
either In the production or sale OF farm prod
uets that there is in the price of those things
which are owned or controlled by the trusts.
Those things the trusts can raise al Will and
TO as high a price as they please therefore
the commodities which the farmer has To sell
nave not improved in value as have those
things which he has to buy
Inc Improvement in the coal and iron In.
austrles In the South has been very marked
Fig iron is beiup sold in many places IN me
South at more than double what II costs IN
produce, Corn and wheat stlil remain low
put with little prospect OF Improvement and
IN tnls state with very short crop In sight
In reply 10 the inquiry as to what is inc
interest rate prevailing for ordinary CONNER
eiAl paper. II is from q to per cent. and
money Is more plentiful In the banks than
among the people
a lcw industry has in the past few years
fprung UP in Tennessee which is yieldInG I'M
menseiy now and promises much for the M.
lure That is the mining and domestic and
tAIeft sale OF phosphate rock our deposits
'pfn out to be about the richest In the worlt.
qua tennessee mas taken large part OF the
uemesuc trade and considerable part OF the
expert trade ~ phosphate rock from her
iNals This not only yields handsome re-
turns Tut EMPLOYS large numbers OF laborers
ana gives exceedingly rcmunerativo trans
orthtion rates TO the railroads so fortunately
situated ms 10 get the traffic.
me natural resources OF Tennessee are so
wonderful and varied that we Will be able 10
sct along while any one else coming near us
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Georgia manufacturing Interests
Revived.

Atlanta Ga. August 19--Governor Allen d.
Gambler said: Business conditions In Georgia
are fairly good The volume of trade is not
large. but n good. healthy condition prevails.
industrial and farming activity reported In
the West is not felt to any great extent in
Georgia. Industrial enterprises are more
profitable than farming. Cotton is so low
That our farmers can not prosper Banks have
an abundance of money. but there is little In
the hands OF the country people.
Manufacturing is on the increase and man
ufaoturers are doing very we'll All are max
ing some money. Wages in the factories are
tending upward, and most employers are pay
ms slightly better wages than they paid a
year ago. Wages OF farm iaDorers nave not
advanced, and can not until a better price is
paid for cotton.
THE rates OF interest are lower than at
any time since the close OF the war OF seces-
sion. The prevailing rates are to per cent
according TO length of time and character or
security"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27
CUBA.

General Wood has been ordered to make
an investigation into the slaughter OF
twenty Cubans by American soldiers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27

A restoration of pension of sis per
month has been granted George W. Miller
OF Hidalgo. Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-27
Three Soldiers KILLED from Ambush

Manila, August &c, $50 p. m.-Four
members of the Twenty eighth, stationed
at Cebu, were ambushed by natives in the
hills and three of them killed. The fourth
man succeeded in making his escape. De-
tails of the affair are lacking.
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Texas postmasters appointed today
Sawyer, lrion county. G. W. Tauckersly
wetmore, Bexar county, Albert Thlest.
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CITY OF MEXICO Archbinssn@UpI, ssl
Jonez NJ Linares has been ~ gs'D Il 81
archhisbon OF Guadalaiara. hs /"
and a progressive prelale:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-30

Union Thanksgiving services will be
held at the Free Baptist church to dAy
sermon at II a. m, by Rev. J B.
Cochran. A collection will he taken
Tor the poor.
There will be .ervice % II o'clork in
the Episcopal church on Thursday
Thanksgiving day, and IL - hoped
every communicate Of the church will
be- present. q
Cords and pencils for sale at Eagle u.
hce-,l.oO per 100, 10 $3.50 per 100
The later kind are something elegant
Smaller quaniiiie. than 100 sold in pro-
portion 90 above price,. $40
Dave II. Shapiro was here yesterday
from Nationwide, and went TO Waco.
The Nationwide telephone line is
again in operation.
A tnal Of Ajax Hams and Breakfast
Bacon will convince YOU Of their super.
ior quality aud flavor. Sold only boy
Jno. VI. Lawrence & Co. d9
The A. aud VI football team went to
Waco yesterday for the game with
Baylor today.
Holiday presents in Jewelry, Silver
ware, Novelties, everything kept by
any fret class lewelry Store anywhere,
az Jno VI CaldVells. $40
Cotton seed lluls-We offer cotton
seed hulls and meal at the lowest
prices. Phone SO. G +. Moore. dec
Don't miss seeing "Uncle josh
Spruceby' ioday-matinee and night
per formances.
otto Boehme has the best baker and
Ia the best prepared TO furnish you
Bread, Rolls and Cakes dec 9
Doors will be open for the matinee
performance at . p. IN. m. perform
snce begins at $50
| tOST-A lady's black cape with rel
silk lining. Finder will please return
n the Eagle office. 3l2
Bnern's Scotch Rye, guaranteed
twelve years old. For sale by the TX
position saloon. dl2
Mr. andMrs. J. d. Eayes ofClehurne
are visiting Mr.. Joe Ellis.
To XIII chicken mites, sprinkle will
Enmeps Carbolic Disinfeciing Powder
1t never fails. Only % cents. 90
The Eagle enjoyed a serenade Las
night, over the telephone, by the IIar.
ris band.
Long established, well prepared d
give You the best Bread, Cakes am,
Rolls-Otto Boehmes Texas Bakery
dec6
The Eagle Ia requested 10 announc
that the stores will close at noon toda
IN Observance Of Thanksgiving.
Chas. Edinb urg's restaurant in III
Zennatl block Is now opeE day an
night. Regular meals 35 cents. Shol
order lunches at all hourp. Il
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-30
WeWant Your
Trade!

Il good GOOD. andp prce. any indOoeme0t Ne aIo
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-30
ANOTHER SCHOOL
FOR BRY AN.
~ Bryan People Will Take the
Proper Interest.

The following is from the Free
Baptist and Advocate, published /
at Coalgale, Ind. Ter.
We. J. \. Goodwin. president; A. g.
Graham, j. II. Hughes, d. II. Jamer-
son, the blard Of directors appointed
oy the Texas Free Baptist Association,
after mature consideration, adopt this
plan Tor inauguTating and establishing
a Free Baptist institute Of learning
IN this slate 10 be located at Bryan,
Central Texas.
Instead OF asking for donations We
think it best 20 organize a stock CONE
pany IN which the title oi the property
shall legally vest, but which will keep
the property under the auspices and
Tor the good OF the Free Baptist denon-
nation.
The ock shall be divided into shares
Of 800 each, and stockholders shall be
entitled a. a. many votes w the ma"
asement u thi- institution ~ he owns
shares or parts u shares.
The house We propose for the insu'
tuition IL neat, plain two story build
ing. The lower story TO he used Tor a
chape and study hall and the upper
story for hool rooms.
We ad,i.e that the school begin with
the beginning Of the year 1900 and the
Directors, through their authorized
agents. 10 solicit stock aud patronage
from this day.
All subscription for stock amounting
10 S5 90 or lyss ,hAll be paid when GER
ufcairs are s,ued, and all stock above
IS 90 not les than 80 per cent. must be
paid cssh aud he other 80 per cent a.
the expiration oftwelve months.
]. y. GooDvIS,
pre.ident Board Of Directors
WELDON. Tex Oct. y, 1893.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-30

Judge Gustavus and Justice Paulsel
we're here this week ffom jacksonville
- arrange for the refunding q 81. 800
Of Madison county o per cent bonds,
held by BrUos county, 90 he taken up
and reissned at pei cent
HARPER whisky on your sidehoard
proves your taste l. correct Il proves
also that you are doing your duty to
your guest and TO yourself. keeping the
finest whisky obtainable. Sold by J. l..
liearne. dmayll
Ny Friend from lndia, at the ope a
house Monday night, will be one Of the
very beet shows visiting the state this
season. Its presented by the original
star Who has made the play famous.
The most fa.tlii1us taste can Doe
suIted-the mo moderate prices can
be found, at Johu NJ. Ca.dWelrs Jewell
~ Store. Gcta holiday present while
the stock 10 complete. 3l2
Attend church services today and
then take take few hours Of TO get nc.
quaInted with your home forks.
/ Read announcement OF our Holiday
I Opening boz our regular al. 81
Wilson. jenkins Drug Co.
Cast up accounts and you will lind
you have much to he thankful for al
the end u the year and Of the century
A new inc OF coll Hats and every
thing new in the Millinery line. at Mrs
@. NJ. proctors. decs
Miss Ncl.ennan OF llillsboro. Is %,
guest Of Mrs. W. Is. philpott at Col
lege.
Get your Bread, Rolls aud Cakes a
the old reliable Texas Bakery. decI
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-30

70 Bryan. we B. a. reeeyed e.h .hipmenl o. FeLn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-30

going to have it carry the finest line Of Goods brought
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-11-30
LOCAL EWS.

W. l., Zulch was lere from Willow
Hole yesterday
Rev. Davis Was BE- from Madison
vile, Yesterday
Henry Kurten W a visitor 20 the
oity yesterday
Call for White O'si -four, at Jno. VI.
Lawrence Is Co.'S go
o. l.. Tabor is jhoms from DeWalt
Fl Bend county,
Nice. fresh tpe just received by
D. Mike Jr. SO. 3l2
wB scrimsbre was here from Nil.
lican yesterday
Drink Muu Vernon Pure Rye at the
Exposiiias saloon. 1907
tn Royder Of wollborn, was ia
tbs cltyyesterdsy.
smole Metropolitan cigars sold at
E1posison Saloon. dtf
Rev W. T. Wood was here from
Wellprn yesterday.
Neat cottage for rent. Apply 70
Mr.. Dr.. j. r. Johnson. 3l2
Mr.and Mrs. Frederick G.. Herring
left yesterday for Dallas
Carol choice ear corn on the track
Tor SAFE cheap. 10y &. I. Moore. Dis
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damned and Bottle Goods.
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II. N r. G. EXCURSIONS.
F.F.NY HOUSTON.

r. s ~ v 4 90 Nv 'N"''
Tor train leaving Bryan iOi p. m,
Dec. 10Th. and train leaving Bryan 3:Ji
a. IN Dec llth. fare 500. Limit,
leave Houston not later than 10 .. M,
Dec. 18th, lsH9.
For train leaving Bryan 1903 p. M,
Dee 1871. and Tor train leaving Bryan
sofa m Dec. Il, fare &lOO Limit
leav. Houston not later than 10 p. m.
Dec. 10, 1899.
Tickets will also he on sale Dec. 10th
10 lith inclusive, limited TO leave Hous-
ton not later than Top m. Dec. 18th,
1897. Fare, 500. w. : Wilson, Agt
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Hotel Arrivals.
EXCHANGE

+ II Ray, Dallas; II 5 Cooke, ST
Louis; NJ J Jacob, New Orleans; G.
NJ Newcomb, Dallas; A b Math-
ews, Chicago; George Jennings, ST
Louis; W W Dowell, Baltimore; 5
Oberdorfer, Baltimore; J B Crews,
Virginia; G d Allen, Harrisburg;
j D Watkins, ST Louis.
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cnRIsrMAs EXCURSION.

December 20, p, and 22nd, 1919, II. &
T. c. will sell round trip ticklts for one
fare good for 30 DAYS to points in Ala
bama, Georgia, Mississippi, Florida,
Tennessee, Kentucky, North and South
Carolioa and also 10 New Orleans Get
tirkets at Bryan ". 5. Wilson,
De- Agent
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Program.

Following il the program Of the
Thanksgiving prayer meeting service at
the Fir.s Baptist church tonight at
7.30 Voluntary lie Deum; lnyoca-
ton; acknowledgements; solo,
abide with Mc'-Miss Marie Adams +,
Scripture Reading, Thanksgiving An
lhem-choir. Prayef; song. "Bark
Ten Thousand HArps"-congiega,ion;
Solo-Mrs. Webb Howell; Song, scat
iering Precious Seed'-congregalion;
Beuediction. A cordial invitation eH.
tended 20 all.
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Letter List.

Above ii-t ni letters remaining Ia he
Bryan po.tofiice f0r the week ending
Nov - A charge Of one cent IL made
on each piece Of mail Advertised. When
calling Tor these letters please say adj
vertised, giving date. Very Respt
Tyler Haswell. L. NJ.
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To WACO

For trains leaving Bryan l.l6a a. IN.
and y :2l p. m., November 30, 1899, the
II. x T. c. will sell round trip tickets
TO wfoo, fare 500. Limit Of tickets,
December .. w. ; Wilson, Agent.
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Magnificent!

The display Of elegant things In Jno.
VI. Caldwelrs show cases, suitable for
holiday presents. 3l2
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-10-26

kREAMER.

Miss Katie Frcedis visiting VIM.
freyman's at present.
Thomas Dietrich and family were
IN Sunbury one day last week.
Perry Row and wife are the ham
Py parents of fine little girl.
John Fields and A. c. Smith took
a business trip to Winfield last Wed.
ncsday.
Jonathan Bickhar; and wife of
Red Bank were the guests of their
son, John, Sunday.
Chas. Kramer and aunt of Sclins-
grove visited the former, parents
at this place on Sunday.
Geo. Gordon, who has been work.
ing at Lakewood, y. j., for the last
three months, is once more ononr
his friends.
Miss lzora Walter and Mrs Ann
mon Gcarhart are at present the
guests OF the formers sister of Mon
roe township.
quite a number of our citizens
attended church at MeiSer ON Sun
day, and heard Il very interesting
sermon, uLject as Life Worth
i"vIng." The pastor proved that
it is.
Our genial landlord, Frank W.
homaS, has rented the town resi-
dencc OF Jacob Hcintlclman now oc-
cupled by n. =. Hummcl. Mr..
thomas intends to move in spring
ana expects to deal quite extensive
ly in cattle.
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FRESHMEN AT sUsQuEHANNA

The class spirit at Susquehanna
was dormant until Wednesday night
when the Freshmen plannedto burn
the eiligy of Cato, in honor of hav-
ing completed Ne Senectute.
The Soph's far from succeeding in
delaying the demonstration, kidnap-
ped two Freshmen early in the even
ing and drove them into the country,
but the Freshmen not delaying
hastcned to recover them, overtak-
ing them short distance beyond
Salem.
The demonstration began imme-
diately at the appointed time by
burning Cato after which very APP
propriate program was rendered in
the most enthusiastic manner and
the midnight air was rent with in
cessant class yclls. The Freshmen
manifested unboundcd determination
in executing their plans and rejoiced
greatly in celebrating their triumph
over the Soph's. The Freshmen GER
tainly succeeded admirably well.
The following program was rem
dered in very spirited manner:
The Accusation byL. w. Walter;
The Funeral Grafton by S. Peters;
The Cremation Ode by f. NJ. Gear
hart; The Spirit thatShould Animate
by W. !. Xechman.
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MCCLURE.

A. W. Engle is shipping some
lumber from this place at present.
Mrs. f. E. Ulsh of Shirleysburg
is visiting parents and friends here.
Mrs. Hamilton and daughter are
spending a few days with Il. Mid
dleswarth.
Mrs. DIR. J. W. Mitchell isspend-
ing few days with her parents at
Lewistown.
Mrs. J. b. Spangler and children
of Adamsburg are spending few
days at this place.
Communion Services will beheld
in the st. Matthews and st. Luke
churches on Sunday.
Rev. Hilbish has handed in his
resignation as pastorof the Mcclure
charge and expects to leave in the
spring.
Last Saturday John Hetrick and
Allen Haines moved G. W. Deck
ards butcher house from the farm
to his lot i'll town, with their trac-
ton engine.
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DEATHS HARVEST.
From our Richneld Correspondent.

From our Rlchneld Correspondent.
Death has again called two otour
friends from this stage of action,
Christian Graybill, who died on Sat
urday morning, of dropsy, had been
suffering from that disease for quite
a while. He had been Lying with
his son, William Graybill, during
his last illness. He died at the adj
vanced age of 81 years, and was in
tered in the u. b. Cemetery on
Tuesday. Revs. Thomas, Graybill
and o. G. Romig officiated. Mrs.
John Mitterling departed this life
on Sunday from paralytic stroke.
She had been ailing for some time
before death released her from her
sufferings. The interment took place
in the Lutheran cemetery on We'd
nesday.' Rev. Correll officiated.
She leaves a daughter and husband
ia mourn her loss. Age so years.
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SHAMOKIN DAM.

Sheriff p. S. Ritter was seen IN
our place Tuesday.
Miss Dollie Hottenstein is a vis-
itor at the Middleburg Jail at pres
ent.
ii. w. Meyer was a visitor at
Allen Seesholtz's, near Sunbury, on
Sunday
Chas. Hartman and wife of Sum-
bury paid his parents visit on
Sunday.
Chas. Hackenberg and wife were
visitors at VIM. Musselman's near
Selinsgrove.
George Hartman and Miss Maud
Yeager were out for apleasure drive
on Sunday evening. tbr
Quite a number of'our people at
tended revival services at Shriner's
church Sunday evening.
A number of young sports from
Selinsgrove were visitors at the Cen
tral on Wednesday evening.
Miss Edna Page of Snnbury was
seen on our streets with one of our
bright young boys Sunday.
Oliver Slear and wife Of Nor
thumberland were visitors with bis
family, Martin slear's
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-10-26

Or. P. A. BOYER DEAD.

DIR. Z. A. Boyer, n most success
ful physician of Selinsgrove and Il
member ofthe State Board ofHealth,
died at his home in Sclinsgrovc on
Monday evening at $50 o'clock at
the age of 43 years. Tie was born
at Richfeld, Juniata County, Oct.
"A, 1886, son ofllcnry :. Bower
and his grandfather was Francis A.
Boyer. His mother Is Amelia Boy
er, daughter of George Glass. DR..
Boyer was educated at Missionary
Institute, now Su>quchanna Univcr-
sity, ShippcnsburSatState Normal
School and thqI fNsersity of Penn
sylvania from Mich institution he
graduated March l., 1881. He To-
Gated at Sclinsgrovc and became the
successor OF DIR. j. W. Sheets, his
preceptor. Last summer, he was ap-
pointed by GovcrnoH Hastings Il
member of the State Board of Health
Nov. 50, 1889, he was married
to Flora Carey, Il daughter of AM.
Carey of Sclinsgrovc, towhich union
there were born a daughter, Sallic,
and a son, Paul. The cause of the
death was consumption. Or. Boyer
has always been an uprid Riijsen,
faithful physician and stian
gentleman.