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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-11-08
Shiawassee County.

Owosso. Mich, Nov. loving to
slow returns it is impossible to give &C.
curate figures for Shiawassee- county.
McKinley's majority will probably be
400. Robson for state senator and
Fordney for congress, get 400 major
fly. The only Democrats to win are
G. B. McCaughna for representative
probably close, and ID. j. Gerow for
sheriff
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-11-08
Grand Traverse.

Traverse City, Mich, Nov. Full
reports for the county are not yet in
but estimates Indicate Republican
majority approximating 1900. The
vote will not vary much on electoral.
gubernatorial, congress and legislative
tickets. The county ticket is over
whelmingly Republican. Constitution
al amendments carried by big major
ity
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-11-08

Peptorene Tablets regulate ana cure
a disordered stomach. 20 cts. per box.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-11-08
Kalamazoo County.

Kalamazoo. Mich, Nov. 7.-McKin-
lev carries Kalamazoo county by an
approximate majority of 1000. 1t
looks as though the vote on Bliss and
Maybury would be tie. Gardner, Re-
publican, for congress, will carry the
county by a safe majority. Bingham,
Republican, is probably elected state
senator. Osborn, Republican, is prob
ably elected representative in the Sec
ond district of the county. while How
ard, Democrat, defeats Dingley for
representative in the first district,
composed of Kalamazoo city. Ship
man, Democrat, is elected sheriff by
a big majority The balance of the
county ticket is probably Republican.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-11-08

The dressmaker seams all right, but
her work Is only sew-sew.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-11-08
FOR SALE
GOOD HOMES!

HOUSES and Lots can be
e thought of the Bedding Build
ing and Loan association cheap
and on easy terms. Enquire at
their office in the new Belding
block Cor. Main and Bridge ST.,
also houses to rent and money to
loan. ADAM WAGNER.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07
THE IRL R. HICKS 1901 ALMANAC.

Whatever may be said or the scien-
tific causes upon which the Rev. Irl X.
Hicks bases his yearly forecasts Of Storm
and Weather. it is a remarkable fact
chat specific warnings OF every great
storm, food, cold wave and drouth,
have been PINNED IN his now famous
Almanac FOR many years. The latest
startling proof Of this fact was the de-
struction Of Galveston, Tex, on the very
day named by Prof. Hicks in bis 1890
Almanac, as one OF disaster by storm
along the gulf coasts. The 1901 Alhan-
&C, by far the finest, most complete and
beautiful yet publishedI'is now ready.
This remarkableibook ofnhearly a. hun,
bred pages, splendidly illustrated with
charts and half tone engravings, goes as
a premium to every subscriber who pays
one dollar year for Prof. Hicks jour
nal, WORD AND WORKS, The Almanac
alone is sent prepaid for only 25c,i Or
der from Word and Works Publishing
Company, 220l locust Street, St.sLouis
No.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07
BOOK or MORMON

Marshal renrod living on a farm in
the vicinity ~ Dougola, while digging
at the root of a large black oaL stump
10 a potato field found srone about
len inches long and eight inches IN di-
ameter' much the shape of a mallet.
On the outside cSthe stone were carved
IN the English language the following
words; This stone contains the origl
nal manuscript of the book of Mormons.
Joseph Smith" Investigation disclosed
that the stone was hollow. hole hav-
ing been stopped at both ends with red
cedar plugs. These plugs We're taken
ont, and from the inside was taken sew
eral sheets Of paper containing writing
IN hieroglyphics that could not DO DE
ciphered by the finder nor by any others
OF the many people who have examined
It. At The bottom OF the last page was
the following In English: "The finder
OF this manuscript will deliver the same
10 the Elders OF the Mormon church.
This stone is nj the possession of the
,apder, near, Don els. alad heiakes great
peasurein Showing II aud the manu-
script taken from it. Cn
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07
half OFFULTON
- is IN ASHES
LOSSES FROM 100000 to goo. 900
COVERED BY INsUR-
y AEcE. -

The town of Fulton was visited BY
tho mostfsrribly dcstTnctire fire in il
history saturday morning. some twenty
odd business houses being destroyed.
hgfQfating loss Of from sl00, 600 "a
p2#'3D0. The fire originated IN the
Kirk Store, Meadows block. and was
HoIrbli ,s9gsid bya live electric wire,
though some conjecture that It was the
wp<Ojs ipdrisiiaries for the purpose OF
robLingssforss The water. works we<s
ssdly tlkficient and insufficient, and
the 1eppls STere thereby helpless before
the devo1hhg flames. The Leader re-
ports he ipsses as follows ;',
w. w. Meadows. buildings $4,000. in,
spynace sl9.0oA
kifk's Depar. lncnt Store, stock 49,
O0D, Insurance S2oOoO.
crabtree 4 Co. Grocery stock. sG,oo0
insurance 5000.
Bennett Bros Drug Store. stock 5000
insurance f2.OO0. lf. .f'
Bennett Bros 5, building. 5000. In.
aaance e39DD.
. X. NsPh.pps. stock $1,000, Insurance.
s5CJ.
RIM NeeleE, stqck7 1880, no insn I
rance. ,CJCb 7 iENI
+. 5 Johnston. Clothing. stock ga.
CO., Insurance. $1,000 49,
= Rest.oiIice, 4all-letters and mail matter
destroyed; fixtures, etc, valued az 81. /,
GOO. no insupncc.
smitk'sIis4s stable beilding. no ia.
suranec. ldsss 500. ~ 1874 4
a !, Robenou, piows. corn. etc. 500, M
i>trshee,i jttff
Harris blacksmith shop, 500. 20 in|
suranco. ID
shackleti Thomas Hardware 90. s3si<
el5,oo. fnshrniire, $500. > Z "A
, III. kothe. merchant tailor stock
~ 500. Insurance. $1,000 iif1
Church & lowell ccnlectiohers, stock
sly, insnfaaioe. $500.
Paliser a Pans. drns slosc. siook. 81
65 lnsurant,,. ~ $50.
4sns r,n< <,fam hosndrf. f.ec F
s>><s sn<Df>h ~ 10. n - : =
Vcndotne Opera Honss. 81 500 suck,
Insurance. $500. lf 800
Meadows Hotel furniture $1,000. insur-
snce 1900.
Miner 4 Co. gents iurnishers, stock
STS00. al,sptspce s4bCp, sii iliIi
chiiders building hdcontents O.. coo
insurance a 500.
I'm. Freeman A Co, gents furnish
en-, damaged ESQ.
} TyieFs insurance Agency al50, iusur.
ance Slu0aH4s $50. isafif,,e
l.. ). Morris hardware sore. daaiag.
eli $500, fully eoyerti'by iubaAdaee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07
SALOONS OR 3. ' ':''
&. 's.as +. NO SALOONS,
THAT'S THE QUESTION TO BE SUI
MITTED TO THE PUBLIC p"
SOON. y rfi-0


petition signed by ia voters Of the
city Of Hickman, representing. as the
law requires % per cent OF the legal
voters 10 said corporate limits. has been
filed before Judge kearby praying that
an election be ordered, TO be held. on the
9th day Of February, 1901. submitting
TO the determination of the voters Of
said corporate limits as to whether they
will authorize the sale Of sp,rituops,
vinous OF malt liquors, within said cor
porate limits. The law in such csses
has beenc omplied with we presume the
Judge will order the election a. asked
for. We don't know that he has any
|other alternative. Dli'i 81 ? Il HfFli
SO the people are brought front 10
front with the issue. saloons or no sa-
looms, and under our form OF Govern
menf their voice must decidetlua b.
The question of snppressing, CONTROL
ling. OF lessening, the whiskey traffic
has always been difficult one, and one
upon which good men have differed Our
people have had an opportunity % Jest
the no saloon law and they know she,
results. Prom moral stand point the
argument appears to DE against the sa-
Icons. ad1 there is probably less gener-
al dissipation and drunkenness now than
in former years. Aud yet il is undeni-
ably true that there is. an. immense
amount Of " hiskey bought and consum-
ed in Hickman aud ylninity, brought
here by railroad. steamboats,, and pri-
vate conveyaaces, and much dissipation
still prevails. In fact those who have
the money and want whiskey can and
do get it elsewhere. 1t is also true that
frada nsf,rfl mr. Iese Il dfvfrfdtl M ether
| points. N the fact that when ipartles 90
elsewhere to buy whiskey, they buy
other goods, II is also true that the
town loses, say 5000 from saloon IL
cense, which sum could be used in keep
ling up the streets, etc. These arl,l-
ments are all true. but the general qdes'
| ton. a. to whether the absence of sa-
Iloons INJURIES or benefits the business IN
terests Of the town. IS, perhaps. best an
swered by the merchants and bnsl,sess
men were interviewed since sah,bus
lAvere voted oat by a representative u
the Noma0s Christian Temperaliqf
Il Union. aud without exception. they h,p
Swered that their bnShieAs had mot bee,
y injured. .md some thsf theIa eoliectlof
aud cash receipts. llud been INCREASED
=. k14E> l,.-<i<l.k@ .ll0n should he the >->-
Judges as to whether their busifiess in
terests have been injured or benefited
We have seen nothing from them SINE,
the interview referred indicating thai
their opinions have changed. III
His honor the County Judge. has not
yet acted on the petition. hut we pre-
sumo the election will be ordered aud
we presume those for aud against Ss,ll
discuss the question in the Courier. fi
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07
A GOOD CITIZEN.

The man whose house is the best in
the laud. whose town Is the best 10 the
country. whose state Is the best il .the
union, whose nation is the strun kest
IN the world, rs good citizen wheeler
he IS resident owner. mechanic "a
teacher, or day laborer. He will ddhis
trading at home. even il he does have
20 pay little more. He will take This
home paper. even II IL is size or two
smaller than the city paper He viii
always say good word for his Own
town and every enterprise it may
champion, he will be loyal to every .edr
ucatlonal canse adopted in it and lNbrk
Tor the success of the same in prefer
ence to that outside. Then as a reward
Tor All this, he will have prosperity and
the highest regard Of his neighbors. Ex.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION,

At the Good Roads Conventiohi IN
Chicago twenty-five states were fepre
sented. anita vice president wasapB3nt.
ed for each state. Col. |. b. Nall, cbm-
missionerof Agriculture, was appointed
from Kentucky. The Government wll
be asked TO increase its appropriation
from $4,000 TO 100000 for model roads
IN each State. 81
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07
EXPENSIVE LUXURY

Mri Marshall. Of Mmneonta. MIN
who tas induced 10y her spirit husll .nd
70 paft with ten thousand dollart IA
monty and property 20 the medium who
rarritd messages between her husband
aud hcrself. rs 10 be chided for "A to-
lreat indui.sens,i "a the lr;xarY, oi fed
uisfy. ....
Il Is enough ordinarily to pay th
mediums regular charge uf two dollais
per sitting Tor bringing living mortals
inio cosnmnnicatieR withhhe folkOI the
sPirt world. without hreaiSing, inip iha
dmshouse in order to keep in touch
With the departed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07
EPISCOPAL CHURCH BAZAAR.

be 9TH annual Bazaar uuder the
q Eagement of the Ladies Guild OF the
= lscopaI church. will be opened on tho
2 <trnooD Of Dec. elfth, and continued
"a the 10th, at Schlenker's Jcwelry
SCR An array OF beautiful hand
r>ae articles, the artistic work OF our
hone ladies', win be on exhibition aud
~ sale. All these beautiful articles.
p1Tai smiles, kindly welcome, etc, to
q <Eo viii call " ni.t
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07

lfaman wants 70 iii his cup of an
guishfuntil Il rlfns over, Just lee him try
ia please everybody ror awhile. II he
goes into politics he is called thief and
i he stays out ne IL called unpatriotic.
The only way q man, pleases everybody
is when he turns hif faSeto the wall and
expires; then the people hang around
and say things about HIM scream with
Joy il his dumb ears could only hear.
Brownsburg Record iil 1883. '3iie q
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07
rre,AG. t,tI,.t,lt,.,sH..

from Washington that certain senators
and representatives consider theICuban
problem grave and that itwiiBbs mad
visable for some time to trnst. the Gu
bans to govern themselves. THAI is'the
kind Of taikIthat makes AmeriNa3s, ieal
Gus OF their eouptry'sihoaeH bof their
heads, at European sneersi ahpqt the
philanthropic love of the United States
forcuba,'FA q . > AT
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07
The Rest Plaster ,,lI r, a

A piece of flannel dampeneS with
Chamberlain's Pam BALM and bound TO
plaster. When troubled with lame
back or pains in the side or chesf give
it q trial and you eaps sure 20 tbS more
than pleased with the prompt r9lief 1t
affords. Pain Balm also curessrAeUma-
tism. One application give relief. For
sale by Cowgirl 4 Cowgirl Hickman,
and A. NJ Shaw, State Line.s''
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07
p0TEO EvANGEIIsT IN JAIL.

sm SMALL tlisemngelist. ana sam
Carr the correspondent, who are
Eyed with swindlipg, are now in Jail
Savanna, without much prospect Of
ping out, unless Gov. Wood ,.sres a
FiDh- The habeas corpus act IN Gu.
( does not take effect uutil December.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07
AN 0lO HsN.

*ptahne Of aged fowls tho Criiten-
y Press has discovered the oldest hen
D. IS SIN ia business. Il says; Mr..
|< kenney, near Lola, has twenty
|<old chicken. She Il a matronly ola
now having raised nineteen broods
youngsters. and produced eggs with
n nomber every year. and even last
N she was successful and attentive to
|daeess "a any other hen 10 the barn
M aud she promises service for many
30 10 come. in parlance every day ID
4 D. said she Is indeed a bird.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07

Advertising is 10 the merchant what
blowing and sowing TO the farmer,
Imagine a farmer trying To raise crop
by slttlrg op, the. fence as be looks over
a ten acre field wishing. that a nice crop
OF wheat or corn would spring up in it.
Ridiculous, isn't itf But not any more
50 than the 'merchant-who hides stock
of goods away In storeroom and then
si!S on the couater, hoping that people
wv c0Pe v a.99ab.9qyTuo sHr ~
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07
A SABBATH 1of
SHOUTING AFFAIR.
'cArkfrfih Us SHOOTS DICK seowN
INJURIES ARE Nor FA- FL.
I''i'" TAI iIi.

A difficulty occurred between Cal
Williams ami Dick Brown. two colorcd
men, SUNDAY ia which, Williams shot
Brown. fnfiictiiig Two ugiy wounds. one
In the side, but neither ono considered
anyways sdsinRessus, Williams gave
himself up 20 the officers, aud was held
under bond. ,e.~g.ip ~
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07
THE ST. Lours nrruB rio.

Every Monday and Thursday. a news
paper as good as magazine-and bet
ter, for il !edntaidA this AatasSlby tele-
graph as we'll as interesting stories is
sent TO the subscriber of the SFwice-a
Week" Bepnblic, which IS oHiyIsla year.
The man who reads the ';1wice-a-
Week" Republic knows all about affairs
political domestic and foreign events; is
posted about the markets and CONNER
cial matters generally. ~, psn
The woman who reads the 'rIwice a.
Week" Republic gathers a bit of valu-
able ipformatlqp apeut hcpsehold affairs
and late fashions and recreation in the
bright stories that come under the head
ing OF both fact and fiction. There is
gossip about new books and a dozen
other topics of especial interest to the
wide awake man and woman. ~
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07
KENTUCKY RAILROAD CASE.

The long and short haul clause 81 ths
McChord railroad bill, together with the
extortion clause of the same law, are
9etnfe,tile Supreme Court OF the United
States, aud a decision is expected in
January.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07
'sGuS.zkcHkHY. uEAl..ls,
aorIn adj Mrmfn bnammo9

7T7T-TTI
Mr.. Gus Zachary, awell known cIti-
zen, died, Saturday Rftegnoon. of con-
sumptiUn aiids Was buried sunday af-
ternoop att City, GametefY II xFuneral
services spy Reyru Hall, of tha Holiness
church. Gus Zachary was one of the
first converts IN this section % the Hol-
ness faithp and we uads ntand, fddhered
TO bis convictions to. desth.uo. Sympathy
is expressed f9E &! the q edeyeted, p9thsr aud
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07

The Paris Press compares kruger 10
Franklin and advocates government
pressure to induce England TO arbitrate
Should the present sentimsnti-ia favor
Of the Beers continue 10 grey France
may attempt to carry the parallel be-
tween Kruger and Franklm- xlitle far
Their. 'At
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07

tua.tl ulfIf~I L.. IL. 49, ~-.....sx..ll-
7som,Q IN fllo IL ~, AZ i;jec iso'
Council met ~, regular session, Pres
emit, Mayor Dillon, Councffmen Cowgirl,
Breyardg Bee knian andf allison. 9Nhe
minutes Of the last tendsea1Ittl 4 meetings
were reid and On imot51lbnapp1ove1 and
ieixnedqo The foloWi&g- accouutsp were
presedtedp pfoperiyn s4prouodt dsud on
@0tiV1 or al Ss 'rs'sd rs
r. T Tvler ,;,..uvu,enstv hall A aooo
49,
- y 7'ni'oI1 ~ D1oN,aEs 9Is 3W
Street pay roii Now 10 to'Dee4 1880
St Louis Eiectricai SuppdysC>S1 io5l.74
- ~ t'"''i'' 'iihlo"h'7s sn' To-
TOTAL. I'M .h'1e02s
7irhe oitsfT,sasurs, presented ~ the ! fol- o.
= own" p'sssssssa vsSg sssss, 49,
Balance Der OF toSIr fs,s6rs, D, noeG5s 73
Au,,f r.cs;yed "a r a N R.nL toS AZ
49, .s,,,,a5 ~ II 1Trc'ff1r, ~ 10 q,
1'onns rscs,ysd o5s ina 40 ~ 81
" 7r77's-s o,nao,
Total. .o ~ ''S q i;- ,"' =. y'Ssl DAB SO
Nv checks pald IN Nov. :" 20 W '632 Al
'-~ -
.dsafo Yrx3o) ao4 Las
.,s,o,z,, -, .,,,,,,,.,s
3'n,i't ~ q ~ iio' 81 '9o o1 tn, ~
BaiauHe per Qctober report ~, 1861
Amt recalved ~ X. X II. lBank, =, 1000
Isneu .oita,coo,sC .sdl d, 1oofiaS--
Bali n fredtt This adcorn uttpt,osls S2o.3'
CRY HALL ACCOUNT.
Balance per 0ct6bst1cepost sI8 4S2.33
Amount feesissd % it5o3k BelnD1 1891
-ens -a1''J l1DoJ ylnnoo 10 sohio---
% E31.nsu -; p noijoa OH - 1874
by checks pad I'M NosombeF7Hm 55oo
Bal "a SsjSssssg s - ! Vs47a
ias No change pn Qolle9A Bond afcount
since lastrepaftg wsesya4HsoS,c. T.
Inc p Superlntenaenos ols M4kr and
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07

pAr Positively all work done without
iaini sMcBAIL q DIsnukEs. the pains
less dentists. -...- 81. ...,....i a.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-12-07

Miss Winters. Of Clinton. Is VISITING
Hickman friends this week,
New-York tribune., 1900-03-04
MUSIC.
A DAY AT THE OPERA.

The eleventh week OF opera a the Metropolitan
opera House came to a conclusion yesterday with
representations OF "Lohengrin" in the afternoon
and 'Rigoletto" IN the evening. The latter was a
first performance this season. and was lifted 10 a
high level OF interest by Nine Sembriehs as
sumption of the part of Gilda Her participation
helped 20 emphasize the fact which had called
TO the notice of careful observers several times
fore, that Mr.. Graus Saturday night performances
at reduced prices element in the operate
activities of the metropolis which may soon have
to be dealt with with seriousness scarcely thought
Of at the beginning OF the experiment. Mr. Grau
has evidently ceased to view them in the light OF
Botany Bay in which to employ his artists of the
second and third classes and would be at all
surprising If he were TO discover that they might
be utilized for introducing an occa-
sional new opera with comparatively inexpensive
stage furnishings. II a consummation de-
voutly to be wished. Certain 1t is that in such
event the works would be heard with a seri-
BUSINESS Of attention. mot always be with on
subscription nights when Faust and Romeo
and Juliet hil the popular want Then it might
perhaps. happen that new operas having won their
way by dnt OF repeated performances to the favor
OF the public. might take their places in the sub
scription list and some OF the hurdy-gurdy operas
be reegated the Saturday nights The rehec-
ton seems 70 open many possibilities.
Nine. Sembrich lent much beauty TO the per-
formance OF "Rigoletto" last night, and Mr. Cam
panar, who acted the part Of the Jester in place
Of Signor Scott indisposed seconded her efforts
more than nobly; but woful wobbles in the voice OF
NJ. Dufriche made his participation in the play as
Monterone distressfuI. Nine Manteni sang the
part Of Maddalena, NJ. Salignac that of the Duke
and NJ. Devries that Of Sparafucile. The afternoon
performance of "Lohengrin'' like many OF its
predecessors musically, but looked unusually gor-
geous because OF the new gowns of Nine Eames
and the more than handsome armor and garments
of Mr.. Dippel Fine audiences heard both repre-
| sentations
New-York tribune., 1900-03-04
DIED.

S tss 6 % year Ne's 81 b. age 1900 John
1a5s 5so e. 3: ss.
\. J.. Monday. March 5 at 2 pm,
BERR-0n Saturday March 3. at his home in wasspor,
Funeral at his late residence Tuesday March
Carriage viii meet train leaving Grand Central Station a,
late on sdss6e @ @ Nom Rfs
lyn. Monday. March 8. al 3 o'c:ock p m
Ws So The a,S WH ssR Brown Z s.oa Esh aged 8 T.a
%. % o r "Fr'V4' OF i-'' ''Aa from s"-'0'A D. L.
@ & a, Thg5saay H % March & Bridget d IN c9eR G. o
RS5f fGa Comfy a55 {s65s y Issnf s , ar. r..n
To- SaTmee dnreS ON Eau. ana RS,s
services will be celebrated at p m
osa4 tso%sd husband Of Eisahor Ban1i alossn '
Interment St Louis
a hs5sH a5a s.n .i
Hsni-aye Brooklyn on MoRday March 5. p m.
% on Frd1y ny5 March H. E1assth Col Oh
M6aaa5 Mares at Ass " East
Fsa s " MslPs a5s ns g. saa caf.. .. Ms.
Funeral services residence Monday
8, at ?. Relatives and friends respectfully IN
vitei attend
Interment private in Woodlswn-
10, I27o Bersen-st,. Brooklyn. William / Preston. in
Funeral services at residence Monday evening.
March :. at o'clock.
TOAIIINSON-Er Entered Into rest al PlainneId n J. on
March 8 1900 Lena, daughter OF the Rev. George E.
p. Tomlinson
Funeral services 5th-st. P.afnhed.
Tuesday March Q, at ?.
The interment at Westerly r. l., on "Wednesday.
WARRIOR Friday 2 1900 Raymond Ward.
aged 81 years.
Funeral Church OF the TRANSPORTATION.
East 29th-st Monday, March s. at 10 O'Clock a m
Salem.
Kindly omit flowers
wARD-on Third month Second day, William e Ward.
HIS 18th
his Chester. N Y. Third
Fifth day. at 1-30 m.
Tram on Il Y. y II H. K r. leaves Grand
station at 12:O4 reaching Port Chester al
1;0S o'clock.
InJsrneut private
Philadelphia papers please copy
WHYTE,-At Munroe. y. Y. suddenly. March 2 1900.
Elsie NJ Whyte youngest daughter OF tho late Alex
ander Frances NJ. Whyte. formerly OF Lee Mass.
Monday March 3. her late residence. No Is
East 2od St, at ?. m
Iuteruent at convenience Of the family.
WOOD-on Thursday March /. 1900 Frederick r. Wood.
18th year Of his
Relatives friends invited to attend funeral
sunday afternoon at 4:SO o'clock
Interr-nt Woodiawn at convenience OF family.
A.-The keusico CemeIery.-P-ivats station
Harlem Railroad ~ minutes ride from the Grand Central
Depo: Once. ID East 42d ST