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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05

When a man does you favor, repay it
in your own way as soon as you can; other
wise the chances are ten to one that you
will have to return it in his way later
Somerville journal.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05
Do Your Feet Ache and Burne

Shake into your shoes, Aliens Foot-Ease,
powder for the feet. 1t makes tight or New
Shoes Feel Easy. Cures Corns, Itching,
Sweating Feet All Druggists and Shoe
Stores sell it, 25c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress, Allen S. OImsted, LIE Roy, n. Y.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05
Sharkev TO MARY widow

Chicago, June 3O.-Tom Sharkey,
the pugilist, and Mrs. Lillian Bauer,
widow of well-known Chicago sa-
loonkeeper, viii be married next
week
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05

In spite of the fact that the varieties of
stamps now current in the world number
1881, every now and then another small
boy starts in to make a complete collection.
-SOmerville Journal
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05

at the close of the new comic opera. 7'The
comic fisherman was realistic character,
don't you Think? mo, l don't" replied
the amateur angler, 'his lines were too
catchy. Philadelphia Press.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05

Systems new Summer Tourist Folder which
together with other descriptive literature
can be had on application to j H. Burgs,
City Passenger and Ticket Agent, 249 Clark
St., corner Jackson Boulevard. Chicago.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infalli
bic medicine for coughs and colds.-N. w
Samuel, Ocean Grove, N j., Feb. II, 1900.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05

Goldthwaite & Son, Troy, Ala, wrote
Teethina's speedy cure of sores and erup
tions upon the skin have been remarkable
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05

We refund 1Oc for every package OF
PUTNAM FADELEss DYES that fails to give
satisfaction. Monroe Drug Co., Unionviile
Mo. Sold by all druggists.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05

Clark-''How did the alarm clock work ?
suppose you got up the moment it went
off ?" Blake-"Yes, l had to. Didn't have
anything in bed to throw at it.''-Boston
Transcript.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05


super odcS s b hyf
En- Az 81 ss Ss 1 IS q .ssS "a @ e. rs Is Sc @ @
M sJSsPTS HovsE ,NsgAPol.s urn
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05

Our best society might be even better if
money would talk less and think more
Detroit journal
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05
A sly Dig.

Blanche-I made a regular fool of Harry
last night.
Cora (eagerly)-Did he really propose?-
Puck.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05

Protect us from our friends; our eneTnie:
let US drink our tea or coffee the way we
like it.-Indianapolis journal.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05

Men admire women because they are
women and anything that makes them less
womanly makes them less charming.
adelphia Times
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05

The humorist gets his butter from the
cream of his jokes.-Chicago Daily News.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05

All is not gold that glitters. Sometimes il
is a diamond.-C Chicago Daily News.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05
The BEST Prescription for Chills

and Fever is a bottle of GROVES TAsTELEss
CHILL Tonic. tits simply iron and quinine in
atasteless form. No cure-no pay. Price, SOC,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05
Not bx the Piece.

Merchant-No, tell you, have absolute
ly nothing for you to do.
Applican- We'll, I'd be willing to dc that,
on salary.-Philadelph Press.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05

Hairs Catarrh Cure
Is taken Internally. Price Use.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05

One way to get ahead is to raise cabbage
Chicago Daily News.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. AL
druggists refund loney fit fails 10 cure. Csc
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-07-05

Some articles must be described. Whites
Yucatan needs no description. Tt is the
real thing"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-23
A LIST OF
THE DEAD
A TOTAL OF 1867 NOW RECORDED.

Of at Of
o pub
man.
adh yo
@ ohav
OF
cad d ~ 7 a al
to
a
whowae known
hBoi n o,ed
ii information o his o m
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BADGER, Otto. N between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth.
BAILEY. George. wife and three chill
dren.
BAKER, Florence (colored)
BAKER. Mfs.. and three children (col-
erad).
BALDWIN, Sallie (coiored).
BALIDMAN, Mrs.
BALzMAN. Mrs.
BALlIMANN Gussie, $500 QM.
BALLIMANN. Irene. 1902 Qlh.
BALLlMANN. John, 3602 QIk
BANKERS, Mrs. Charles
harden. Mr. and Mrs. j. II.
BARNES. Mrs. Louise NJ, widow of vii
Ham Barnes, 2003 fremont street.
BANNEVAL. Mrs. Antoine and two chill
dren
BARNARD. Mrs
BARRY. Mrs. NJ. d.. Miss NJ. r., Miss
". James. D.. E.. L. ana IL.
BASTOR, Mrs Clara.
BASS John. wife and four children. coll
ored.
Bate. Otto. Fifteenth ana M.
BATTESTE Horace, aged so. Lucas
Terrace.
BAUNLor v. G.. Eighth between
Broadway ana X.
dren.
BANTER MIS-. and child. lost in Mag
na's store
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cREDo. child Of Anthony.
CROMWELL, Mrs. and three daughters.
CUNEY. r. @. (col.).
CUNET tcolored). grandmother q. ths
late Wright Quincy.
CUNEo, Mrs Joseph tfrom New Or
leans. visiting Mrs. webber).
CURRY. Mrs. Martha J. and MISS
Louisa.
CURRY. Mrs. II H. and child.
CURTIS, Lulda (coIored).
CURTIS. Mrs. J. c. (colored), and one
child. AG
CURTIS. Jnne, two children and
mother in-Iaw fcolored).
cUsHMAN. John Henry tstepson Of
Oliver Udell).
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GABEL, Mr.. and Mrs. (colored).
GAIRNES. Mrs. Lille ]. and two
daughters.
GALLISHAW, j. and five children
GADMER, II. II. and wire.
GANTH, -.
GARBALDI, Aug.
GARNETT, Robert F.
CARDIGAN, Jim, down the island.
GARRIGAN, Joe
GARRETT. Ed, Sixteenth and NJ.
GARTH, Gussie.
GARTH, Nunie.
GARTH, Bertha.
GATH, A. E.. and wife.
OCEAN, Matt.
GElsERT. Richard. wife and daughter.
2423 @.
GINNING. Tim and wife.
GENSEN. four children OF F., 171S o.
q CENTER. Robert (butcherJ.
GENTRY. Charlotte (col)
GEoPPINGER, Leopold.
GEORGE. Charles and wife.
GERNAND. Mrs. John H., and two
children.
GERLoFF, Mrs. E. G., and child.
GERLoFF, Mrs Mary.
GERLoFF, Adolph.
GERLOFF, William and wife.
GERLoFF, Mrs, Emile. and two child
rem.
GERLoFF, Mrs. c. r.
GERNAND. Viola NJ, and husband and
one child.
GIBBS, t, B., wife and four children.
GIBSON, Prof, and tumily
GIBSON, Miss Mary c.. Forty-frst and
GILLIs, Dan, Twelfth and NJ
GlOZZA, Mrs Amelia, Anthony Ross.
Theodore, Virginia and Julia, lost in COL
lapse OF Giozza residence.
GbAUSBN, Charles and family OF four.
GOODWIN. two girls.
GOLDBECK, Mrs, and children, except
Hhoda. Her home Is in San Antonio
GOLDMAN, Theodore, Jr., Mrs. Bettieax
and William, father, mother and brother
OF Clarence R., 25l5 Pr.
GoLLMER. II. H.. wife and fve chill,
dren.
GoMBERT. Andrew, Twenty-ninth
street aud avenue L.
Pauline
GORDON, Sol, two children OF.
GORDON, Asker, and baby.
GORDON, Miss.
GORDON, Mrs. Abe. and three children.
GOIILlEF Mrs, and children.
GhEl X. L., and five children. Hugh,
oecll' James, Agnes and Lulu.
dren.
GRAHAM, Mrs. H., and baby. Winnie
and Twentieth.
GRANT Mamie E. (colored).
GRANT Fred H (colored)
,s.., Grace, cook for Mrs. v. G. Hart.
GRAus. wife ana two children, down
the island Wv"
GRAl. II. X. and family.
HkEEN, Mrs Lucy
GhR.HG, - and four children.
GRlEF Johu. wife aud three chiIdre,
=, GKisoFF. J.. wife and two Children
Iwepty-arst and z.
GROOM. Ed and wife.
SRoSSCIlP. Mrs.
dren. anu iour chill
&C.. GRuETzMAcHBR. Louie. wife and
Two daughter. anu
., GRuMBERG. Alex. supposed 10 be,onr
10 lie saving station. 'e'""S
ouEST Mamie.
GuLLETT, Colonel. OF Victoria
SuSIASON Gus, Denver Resurvev
uWlNN, Mrs S.
. hAAG. three children of Mrs Anal.
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JOHNSON. Mrs. cen,v,.,.
daughter; Forty-ffth and 4 Ky W 1t
JOHNSON. X. n, wife "a
rem. aud 10 dill
JOHNSON. Peter, wife "a
rem; milkman. down the ls,sss ave- sslN
three children. ~ va II
Johnson, Richard tcoll
JOHNSON. LoRAND. wifs \.
children. Forty third and 4 e1a l'r
JOHNSON, Mrs. H. B.. ana an.
JOHNSON. Sydney, child q 4 ~ y (.
son. ' = n ''l,.|
JOHNSON, Mrs. Ben, and ~. .A,,.
JOHNSON, Harry. ~ sa's'a
JOHNSON, Mrs. VIM,
JOHNSON, II. P. and j. Krallch Y, !,
barge James Howard. y. y
JOHNSON, Adm. wife and San
JOHNSON, Julian.
' JOHNSON. oikev, wife, child "A =.
er-in-law. X a'''
JOHNSON, Mrs, G. S.; N .pa H.,
tenth. ~ s''t
JOHNSTON, Mrs. VIM.
JOHNSTON, Mrs. Alice.
JOHNSTON, J. B.. wife and ixo Il.
dren. y y
JOHNSTON. J. A.. and wife; ~. MI
ME.
JoNEs.-Mother and father !, Il
Jones.
JONES, Ernest; Fortleth aud RI
JONES, Evan. and four children, I'M
eth and S1s.
JONES, William, ST.; Forfeit and n
JONES, Mr.. and Mrs, and d,urhT
JONES, j. H. aud wife, 3s2S q.
JONES, Jackson.
JONES, Walker Milliken, wife ana n
children.
JONES, Robert.
JONES, Mira. w. R., and daughter xrJ
JONES. John A., and wife, Twentr.lz|
and PIG.
JONES. E. B.
JONES, Mrs. Matilda W., and tiusit
Mary.
JONES, Frank son Of Fred lcolon.
JORDAN, c. A., son Of Mra q AIt
dan.
JoRDON. Charles.
JoUGHIN, Tony, former drunrH ]
Immune regiment.
JOYCE. Mrs. E. snd four ahltra
JUFFS. Ben, wife and four thlltr
1877 or.
JUNEMANN. Charles, wife and DUB
ter,
JUNKA. Martha.
JUNKER. Mrs. Colins.
JUNKER, Mrs. Pauline; Tvsaaa
and n.
JUNKER. Myrtle;-PA and fvas
ninth.
JUNKER, William. wife and s1 ~
dren.
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JAcKMAN, Ada and two children.
1AChsoN, Sarah; NJ between Twenty
sixth and Twenty -seventn.
,sAuhsoN. wire and daughter, Mabel,
forty-third and Sh.
JACKSON. j. W.. Mrs. and two child
JACOBS. H. and wife.
JAEGER, Mr. and Mrs. and two child.
n zen va between Twenty-eighth and
twenty ninth.
JAEGER. John and wife
JAEGER, Walter H; o between Thirty
NTH and Thirty-sixth.
JAENlcKE, Curt, wife and three child
leh' Jessie, Addie, Ida and johanna; KIN
ealde addition.
al; yALQNiCk Ed, wife and two children
p JAMES. and children. Thirty sixth and
ored). VI fNr' 'coi-
yJAsPERs. Jasper and two children.
jay, ]. j.
yAa' son Of ]. p, down the island.
"a William (missing)
1EFFERBROoK. Mr.. and Mrs. August.
Jennings, Mrs. James A.
JENNSSEN. Mr.. and Mrs. and fva chill
dren .i's' anu nNo enii-
JERREL. j.. wife and four children and
yntsl, N, law; milkman. down the island
yosNsoN, A. and wife
soHNsoN, Dan (coiored), Thirty-cigh
JOHNSON. Miss May.
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ABERHART. r., and wife.
ACKERMANN. Herman, wits and
daughter.
ADAMEIT. Mrs. Gottleib. and seven
children
ADAMS. Mr.. and Mrs. Toby (coloredl.
ADAsCHECK. Mrs. Powell. and four
children. 2S10 r.
AGIN. George, end child.
AGUILO. Joe B., chairman OF the dem
ocratic county executive committee, and
two children. Frances Rodney and Joe, Jr.
AHEY Mrs. John. and three children.
AkERS, G. b.. wife aud three children.
ALBERTsON. A.. wife AMI two children.
AI4BERTSON. Nj and w.:e aud daugh-
ter
ALDgRIoE, Robert. Broadway snl
Forty-sxth street
ALEXANDER. Annie and Christian,
children Of Thomas.
ALLARDYCE. Mrs. r. L.. and three
children. MIR. Allardyes is alive In Beau
mont.
ALLEN. Mrs. Kat@>
ALLEN, Mrs. Alex ami nvs sbilAra
icoloredJ.
ALLEN, CLAUDE. Kipksad sdaitioa.
ALLEN Herbert. K!nkead addition
ALLEN, Lucy, Klnkead addition.
ALLEN, Daisy.
ALLEN, CorneiiA
ALLEN, Clarence.
ALLEN. Five.
ALLEN, EblneezeaS
ALLEN, SersvA-
ALLEN. Z. b. and wife.
ALLEN. William, wife ana three shfl-
dren, Flfty-eighth and Oh.
ALLISON. S. b.. family OF nine. Thir-
ty-ntth and SA.
ALAERAS, Mrs. P.
ALPHONsE. John. wife srd family.
AAEs. Mrs. Minnie, and two chlldran.
AMMUNDSEN. Emil. wife and child
Lucas Terrace.
AMUNDSES, Louise.
AMUNDSEN. Mrs, Anna Marie msthei
OF Deputy Chief OF Police Gus Amundsen
ANDERSON. Amanda (colored).
ANDERSON. G., Anderson ways Ba'
shore
ANDERSON, Mrs. Carl. and four chtl
drsn. stock wards.
ANDERSON, Mrs. Dora. and child
ANDERSON. Mrs. Sam (colored).
ANDERSON. Nick and two sons.
ANDERSON. Henry.
ANDERSON, Nels
ANDERSON L.. and wife, seventeent
and c.
ANDERSON, Oscar, wife and child.
ANDERSON. Andrew. wife and Eve
children.
ANDERSON, Mrs Sam.
ANDERSON Mrs. Matte.
ANDERSON. Mrs. G. t. and children.
ANDERSON, J. W, and wife and tire
Children.
ANDERSON. Ned. wife and two chill
aren.
ANDERSON. Ella. Hsards Lane, shol
road.
ANDREW. Mrs. A. and family.
ANDREWS. Mrs, and three children
Joe and Rowe. fireman at city waite
works
ANDREWS. Mrs, on tho Hisser plae,
bay shore.
ANDRo. Mrs. ana three children.
ANGILY Mrs.
ANToNovICH. Eddie.
ANITA, opitz
ANIZAN, Mrs Frank. and two children
Eamarque Texas.
ANToNoVICH. Pinkio. John and CRANE
ma.
ADDISON. Jack. wife ana nine chi
dren.
ARMITAGE Miss Vivian.
ARMOUR, Mrs. and FIVE children.
ARMSTRONG, Mrs. Dora. wife OF G. Il
and four children.
ASH. George, Sr,
ASH. GEORGE, Jr
ASHLEY Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
ATAWAY. Fred. and family, betwae
Thrty-thlrd and Thirty fourth.
AUGUSTINE, Pasquell and wife
AEfI4l,, George. wife and four children
AULL. Joe, wife and two children.
AuLL, Me, wife and six children.
AFLIN George and wife.
tcolored), l. and Eleventh.
AzTEANzA, Captain Sylvester de.
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EATON, F. B.. Forty nth. between I
and Broadway,
EBERG, MIS-. Kate, Kinkead addition.
EBERHARD. p, and wife.
ECKERT. Charles, Thirty-second and
Church.
EcKERT. Ed. ana family; sydnor
bayou.
ECKET, William, wife and son.
ECkETT, Fred.
EDWARDS. Mrs. Jane and youngest
daushter tcoloredl. r, between Twenty
seventh and Twenty eighth.
EDM0Ns, Mrs
EDMoNDSoN. l.. E.. and wife.
EDWARDS, A. r. G.. and family.
EDWARD, James, wife and family.
EDWARDS, Henry, and Ave children
Klnealde addition.
EDWARDS. Miss Eliza.
EGGERT, Ed. and Family.
EGGERT. VIII. and family.
EGGERT, Fred. and father.
EICHLER, Albert.
EICHLER, Otto.
EICHLER. Charley.
EIcHLER. Mira. A.
EIcHDER, Edward. Thirtieth street and
Avenue M
EIsMAN, Paul. wife and baby; NJ be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
EISMANN, Howard.
ELIAS, James, wife and two children.
ELLIS Mrs. and family.
ELLlS. Mrs. Henrietta (colored). T@en-
ty eighth and r.
ELLIS. John. and family OF four. Forty
third and I.
ELISoR. two. children OF Captain and
Mrs. Win Elisor one drowned in the
mothers arms).
ELLo, Joseph, wife and two children.
ELSIE, Mrs. John, and two children
ELlSWoRTH,J John; sixteenth and M.
EMANUEL. joe.
ENGELi<E, John. and wife and child.
ENGLEHARDT. Louis (hutcherl.
ENGLEHART. Mrs, Ludwig. 2oa4 p.
ENGLEHART, G. G.
ENGLISH. John, wife aud child.
hPPHNDoRF. Mr.. snd krs.
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KACE, Mrs. John. and four caild'si J.
KAISER. Louis, wife and three ea's
rem; Forty-third aud Sh.
KAMPE, Charles.
KARVET, Mrs. Jack. and four callal
Forty fifth and K. 4.
KAPBR. August. wife and one d
Forty second and S,
KAUFMAN. Mrs. elizabeth. ie1a
KAUFMAN. H.. wife and children
KEATS, Tom and wife.
KEATS, Miss TITLE.
KEEFE, Thomas, j.. wife ana c''s''|
KELLY, Mike. VI
KEETON. j. o.. wife ana sAn
dren. VI
KELLER, Mrs. Fred, two girls ~ !
KEIFFER, wife and daugnieE
KEIs. L., wife and four chiidrA
KEIS, Mrs. John,
KEIS, Miss Jude. VI, Il
KELLER, Barney j., wife ana ~
.dren.
KELLNER, Charles l., ST. p''a
cotton man. ,,.x
hELl4OGu, VI
whole family.
KELSO, Roy, baby Of !. y
KELSo, Munson, Jr.
KELSY. James. ~.
KELLY. Florence and Lilly' ....
KELLY, -. wife and three s snas
KELLY. Tom. wife and Two
KELLY, Barney.
KELLY, Willie.
KELLY, Dan, Sr. t,.r,1
KEMP. John W., noris''
and S. IN duvs
KEMP. w. c.. and wife.
KEMP. Tom. and wife. .,r,r
KENNEDY, A., ioremaA
wife and three children, -. and
KENNEDY, Benton, WIZ
children. Thirty-seventn anu :
KENNEDY. Mrs. Anne, ,b,lass 4
KEoGH. Mrs. and tnrs'
kead addition. "a four chls
KEoUGH. John, VIE anu
island. ar. PAIL J
KERPAN, Mr.. ana s..-,asn,s
tween Thirteenth and fog ,r.rcs; N
:" KEssLER, Fred and f'o's'
fifth and Broadway. ~. Enri
KEssNER. August; ,, I
James H.. Kinkead addi.'Sgl sh,ld
KILGORE, Ed, wife anu "a nuily
KIMIJEY. Mrs, John, sns
KINDLUND. Einsr "a carl
RIMS i; Joseph, Nelson Aln'
KING, Mrs. (colorea,
KING, Rosa ]. lcoloir,s s nd chIli
KINsFADER, Joe. wls adiIlin
KIRBY. George, Kincaias
and three children. .nd ~
dren. u and Tires q! ~
Mr. Kirby is an employs =
and was~1iot IN town. :, iorsrii
,n klhB Dsn. s southern Paria'' 4 W
KIssINGER. Mrs ~
Eleventh and Avenue "a sye az
KLEIN, f. c., wife aa s1s.sr d
KLEIN, Mrs E. " Il 'slsrspirs
Shaw OF Houston An'
Mrs. W. L. Love md cblN y
KLEIMAN. Joe; WE .i',. "a
workmen. down the is'a aIfe
TX Ki,FMAN. Fred. and ia sD4a
R M H.. and W, .a H.
KLplNMANN. Henri; 4. =
KNOWLES. Mrs "
children.
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You had another i q.
"bad spells this ,oo,. ~
and a real old-fashionssSI w 81
headache was its chisf ~ 80 g
tom. '~F
! II you ~, only had taken !,
Ayers Pill last night !
J. c. AYR coa,.,,
Practical Chemists,
Ayers sarsaparilla A,u', M, s..
Ayers Pills AYR, ~
Ayers Ague Cure Aver, rssI rem
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Sufsess Haas. Ahhie
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EVANS, Mrs Kate. ana wv
s2i6 o. -.
EvERHART. Guy,
EvERHART. Miss Lena
EWING. Miss. a.
rApry q g.. W between Sixteenth
FAcHAN. family gone; he 10 alive.
FAcE,s Mira Frances; down the island
FAGGAN. Frank, avenue "A. between
Forty third and Forty-fourth.
FALCO, J. A. @.
FALK, Mrs. Julius. and nve chiioren'
Forty~third and ..
FALK, Gustave, Forty-thiro ana ..
FALK, Mrs. James. Mrs. Eoha' Ms'
Nora and Caleb Rubin.
Fake. Joseph, and three children"
FALKENHAGEN, Mr. ana Mrs.
FALKENHAGEN, George and SON
FARMER, Mrs. !. P.
FARRER, Miss Mamie. of sulliyans
Island.
FAwCBTT Mrs. B.
FAWCETT. Mrs. B.
FECO, joe
FEIGEL., John, Jr, and daughter Mabel,
FEIGLE, George, and daughter.
FEIGEL, Martin.
FELSMANN. Richard (blacksmith),
wife and five children, Forty-sixth and
Broadway.
FARLEY, Mrs. Thomas p.
FERRELL, Mrs, wife of Rev. and three
children
FERWERDER, Peter.
PICKETT, Mrs. Amito and four children
FIGGE, Mrs and four CHI ldren.
FISHER, Mrs. Kate. three children or.
Kate. Jessie and Charley.
FISHER Mr.. and Mrs. Walter p, ana
two children.
FLAKE, Fritz sausage peddler).
FLASH. william. and daughter. OF
Twenty fourth street and avenue F.
FLANAGAN, Mrs. Marin and child.
FLANAGAN, Miss Lottie.
FLoEHR, Mrs.
FOMAIN. Mrs. and FIVE children.
FORD, Ben; a fisherman.
FORDTRAN, Mrs. Claude G.
FORBUSH, John and Freddie, kincaide
addition,
FOREMAN, Amos.
FOREMAN. Thomas.
FOREMAN, Webster.
FOREMAN. Mrs. Mamie.
FOREMAN, Cassie.
FORGET, julius.
FORNKERSELL,9 T. 2.
FOSTER, Mr. and Mrs. Harry, and three
children.
FOSTER, Mrs S, F.
FOSTER, Mrs. August.
FOX, Thomas, wife and Jour children.
FRANCIS, Mrs. Maggie, and child. Kin
kead addition.
FRANCK, Mrs Augusta.
FRANCOIS, -, six members Of the
family of Francois, a well-known waiter,
together with sixteen other persons, who
took refuge in his house.
FRANK, Auton, wife and two daughters
FRANK, Miss Anna. Seventeenth and
Ma.
FRANKLIN. George, 1924 avenue a
(missing),
FRANKS, Mrs. and laughter
FRANKOVICH. John and clerk.
FRAU, Mrs. August. and daughter.
FREDERICKS, Corire.
FREDRICKSoN, Mrs. and baby.
FREDRICKSoN. Viola
FREISE, Mr. and Mrs Charles NJ.
FREITAG, Harry.
FREITAG, Charles, 1o-year-old son OF
Father is alive.
FREITHER. Mrs. Fritz
FRETWELL, ]. B. Mrs, and boy.
| FRIEDMAN, -, wife and son.
FRIEDOLF, -, wife and son.
| FRITZ. wife and two children, an oys-
ter-man
FRoHNE, Mrs. Charles and two chilren
FRYER, Bessie Relic.
FRYER, Mrs. w. H.
| FUGER, Frank.
FURsT family.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-23

IRWIN, Joseph. 1918 o1F.
IRWIN, child Of William H.
ihWlN, wife and two sisters OF VIII.
IVAN. Mrs. A.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-11-26
LEFT HIS WIFE TO MARRY ANOTHER
Then He Told Her Not to Worry as
He Loved Only Her,

Peter Bentley this morning applied for
an order allowing Mrs. Hattie Rockliffe to
prosecute in forma pauperis her suit for
divorce against her husband Adrian. This
means that she will not be obliged to pay
ANY counsel fees or costs of court and IS
the paternal way the Court of Chancery
has of seeing that justice is done to the
citizens who are too poor to pay court
expenses. In her affidavit Mrs. Rockliffe
set forth that she was. married on May 16,
1885 and lived happily together until
August last when she was obliged to leave
her husband on account of his extreme
cruelty. Soon afterward they became re-
conciled and went to live together in New
ark, where Rockliffe was employed as an
iron worker. Her husband then told her
that during their separation he had mar
RED another woman, but as he loved her
alone she need not worry much over it.
Mrs. Rockliffe then investigated his
statement and found that he had married
young woman named Ellen Connors in
New York She looked up Miss Connors
and induced her to go to Newark and
make complaint of bigamy against
Rockliffe He was arrested and is now
in jail in Newark awaiting requstion.
The Vice-Chancellor granted Mr.. Bent
leys motion.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-11-26
GENERAL RAMSEY LEADS
Exciting Race for the Post
Of Assistant Collector of
the Port of N. z.

That which iS decidedly Interesting e.
certain Republicans at present. Is into
whose lucky hand a very juicy plum will
soon fall. 1t is the Assistant Collector
ship of the Port of New York, resident in
Jersey City," an Office at present filed by
Counsellor Michael I. Fagen, whose term
expires on January % next.
There are no duties to fulfil beyond
drawing the annual pay of 5000, and IL
lasts for four years.
A very lively race is on for the place
and the names of those said. to be the
aspirants are:-General John Ramsey who
held it four years ago; State Committee
man Edward Fry of Greenvflle, and Clay
land Tilden, with the odds decidedly on
the General winning out He Is close
friend of Senator sewell
Speaking of the ''duties'' OF the COLI
lectorship, an amusing story is told OF the
late Asa w. Dickinson, who many years
ago held the Office. Meeting friend he
said
THE Government is getting pretty mean
nowadays with the assistant collector of
the port of New York resident In Jersey
City ahem."
"Why?" interrogated the friend.
wei, was Mr. Dickinson's reply,
formerly they sent my warrant to me.
but now, by Jove. they make me go over
to the Custom House in New York to get
it,"
rs that all the labor attached to the
Officer
Il guess so. Oh. forget. There's
something else. There's the labor of CASH
ing the warrant and spending the money"