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"a. Neb.. and Miss Maud NJ. Montgomery of Ore
Son t"ok p!nc" in the Presbyterian Church in
oregon Tueslay. Miss Montgomery ~ well known
In social circles In st. Joseph.
If. Walter Bender and Miss Emma RigerS
wee married at Christ Church at high noon
NJ. and Mrs. NJ. ". Conroy are visiting friends
in -. Louis.
The ladies Mckinley Club was entertained
Tiesiay afternoon by Mrs. William +. Jameson
q No. 1872 South Twelfth street. The subject for
discussion was Cliff jewellers and Mound Build
ets."
The Ladies Missionary Society ~ the Third
street Presbyterian Churcl. gave q tea at the
residence of Mrs. ]. y. Jewett. No. 1924 North
Tw.aty-f1urth street.
f. Lockwood Washburn of ST. Paul Is the
guest OF Mr.. Lou Guthrie.
"; T. Van Brunt spent several days the past
week In Chicago.
Mfs. J. II. Bennett OF Guthrie. Ok. formerly
Of 81. Joseph: is visiting at the home Of ". C.
Martin. No. 200 Penn street.
Mrs. VI. II. Brash returned Thursday from q
visit with friends in ST. Louis and Kansas City.
Mfr. and Mrs. Silas u. Thompson of Cameron
wei. the guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Norman. Nineteenth and Jones streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Striblen departed Weines-
day for Chicago. Buffalo and New York.
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MISS ETHEL BAILEY OF PADUCAH. KY.

birthday anniversary of her It,ic daughter. LII
The sorosls Literary Club celebrated their re-
dsat' T Trs : iFs'ffb !ra@ny At T rh" nin,e a n tn pTesi-
Ms. J. Il; Miner mas returned from Lamar.
g,ifEeI iia,fae and LIa p'uy attended the
! Miss Eleanor CRAWFORD Is visiting in ST. Louis.
AT home i" The Wedneslay fuchre Club wcdnss-
IIg mi,'l r , Ihe igat mi; b n MN.ndfsme
ma \. thanibl!as. and tho second. a bust, by Mrs.
The Springfield Musical Club celebrated their
reunion with a reception at the homo of Professor
and Mrs. a. 7. Han tuesday evening. a fine
Mrs.. 6. II. scrItin and children departed
Wednesday for scdaiia. No. where they will re-
Mrs. G. u. MllIiEan has returned from a visi,
Mrs. Charles j, Wright is visiting relatives in
Mrf Matllde Jackson Feli9Es has issued cards
l~ei!ows. to Richard BurSey Holbrook. a; the
hgm%, Of the bride, mother. "Wednesday. oeto-
NJ NJ Vi Man. n fiqykins Is vlsitin qs, IN St, H. Louis a;,.
shine clrh iue.ia- afteinoon:
hr. Carl r. Gray, Of 81. Louis; superintendent
Miss Jessie Smith Is. visiting in st. Louis.
hrs. j. u. lnlfeman IS sojoiTnihs AZ Eureka
Mr.. ard Mrs. George DaIG'er are at home from
Mrs. Harry Bissett hnat returned from Chicago.
Mr. Joshua Lee is the guest OF friends in
Nj M . Mag4e Ross has returned from an es-
S:;ss M.rEie Mooney is visiting in Kansas City.
us A!a:Ee stone is the guest Oh hfs. RALPH
SIthW"iI In st. Louis. |
Miss Louis" Zelleken Of Joplin has gone to
= atsas CITY after "A visit with MISS sue Stewart.
Mr.. Edward Raldler ~ st. Louis ~ the guest
OF Mrs. Florence ADAMS.
MISS Suzanne Roberts IL visiting in 81. Louis.
Miss Carrie vinton attended the carnival fes-
'iNiiies in Kansas CITY.
Mrs Belle Ish and Mrs. W. j. Hayden are VS.
tiHF n ST. Louis.
Miss Gaucyieye 7. co,np. Isnarted Tuesday for
Kansas city.
Mrs. Jen HanseI extended her hospitality to
the Busy Womau's Idle Hour Club Wednesday
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JOPLIN, MO.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Joplin: Mo; pct. n;-Mss.rs: A II; Waite. G;
NJ, Preston Gardner is visiting relatives and
~ NJ E; Alan spronI is visiting friends in Jop,
Il Fas9., Tszs from II bes sstar' ii. On ms way 10
Miss Alva Keith spent the past week in Kan
sa Mrs s''y Mi qiisdd' Psr, .ae a Gai'i Mfs. A. H. Waite
osparted last week for ~; Louis. WHERE they
VII Mr. st and Mrs 1 f04 Wfil. ar ~ CARTER are visiting rel
cGptain and Mrs. s,earns Departed Wednesday
~, C"i9rado Springs to spend 4 month.
daneftdr. l Mr. r,l Is N Ma, Kansas 5f,y listing her
a couple of weeks.
v einesday to resume her studies at the State
". ". Zones returned Wednesday from an
.1,Tndsi WISH to Eastern cities and to the ex-
Doctor and Mrs. a. r.. Snyder departed Tues.
t ,hS f s3T k,nses City. where they will take in
Ms. Mason Of New York. who is tho mother
Or Mrs. a Il. snyder. will spend the winter in
Mr J. F: Rforer and Miss Ella Rhore- do
f@l,fa af, thll a IIsas sST 'h .;n,, hone in Hsr-Istars.
m Mr.; Ella McNuity Of sascoxie. No. spent sew
er;r , M Ley week In Joplin. looking after prop
Eo ME a Ak Mrs. ;xi, John selia5s Bra1lock Of L.,:t,c
wi" Mrs, 'H Wirr d%qHn s Z aa MRS ;, T. II Il, stgrsss:
l lr. and sf Mr. a v'+i, With MS sY' Hasi III N iaasais::
Mr.; Charles Rhodes departed Tuesday inv M,
yer; colo, where he will locate. 'AS . Deh-
ws St: :, =; Pearson spent several DAYS Of las. |
.r MrS horace Scott returned "Wednesday from AN
Jr VISIT In chetryvaie. Kas. ~" "'
cv.ni,r' sa+ M2rssnthaier departed Thursday
Ka ml re- clinrenGer returned "Wednesday from
sister. Mrs FE sas[ shs has been visiting her
L6u!s reward Rhea has returned from &.
Nj. and Mrs. Edward Picket, returned ,,.,
MssS from Colorado Springs, where ;hes i a
Trrs. -. Mc III last ter months
Springs ~ haey ana son. Frank. of Conway
yiaiirs h"s. are the guests of Mrs. snra6
f, MS; John Donohoo and Mrs. Gordon Allen ~.
sister. Mrs. Scovilie. P VI VIE pohohoo's
MES MES N Was, c"nnor and Miss Anna Donohoo do
hr lanes Mullen departed Wednesday evening
Mt F. s. T~readway OF Kansas CITY 10 n, ,,s
Mlsa Hlench Sergeant has returned from C,ev.-
. an r. "He'e size spent the greater part OF the
+; Ms t +, Abe 3. Schsrl has returned from a shor.
Miss Cha Ms y y, C.-,h,rs No ,,
'ues, Of Mrs. r.. W. MccIeliand. 'e
ms Scr are out ang2nncing the marriage OF Mr..
'an on October -. ~
iiss Johanna Iacker entertained the C.nturv I
Tub, Saturday evening at her home on North
teichts. Refreshments were served. and ;he =
:etinS was OF 4 social nature. no work being =
Mrs. John Evans entertained the Sewers at her
at the Stevens Friday evening. All 7
Mrs. Edward BLENDING and Mrs. Ralph Muir J.
'ieFtain.d at the Keystone Hotel Thursday aft !
overs ard leaves. and luncheon was served in l
% dining-room. About fo invitations were sent /
and II was one Of the pleasantest events &
The Meirose club gave one OF their popular ;
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ST. JOSEPH, NO.

Special Correspondence u The SUNDAY ReruhiIc.
-. Joseph. No. Oct. 1.-THE opening meeting
OF the f"Ftni2hiy club. ono of tho leading mtI-
seal organizations In the city. was hold Monday
aitsfngon in the King Hin building.
The State Federation of Worn.n's CIuhs which
VIII meet IN nus city this month. has urca-
Si'.I'l 'N'sti"fatle interest among clIbwOInen.
Letters received bv the Committee on Arrange
a,,ilIS INDICATE thht there Will be a very large
Mfs- Arthmr steinel Of No. I'll West Rosine
VI. pIuit, .tusselI OF Red Oak. la, Is ;he
zenith and julie streets.
The Misses Juda. o: No. SE5 syivanie street have
Beach. y. Y.
Mis; samuel Il; Green has been in MINNEAPOLIS
tho Christian Chui ch.
Doctor George Costiran is , y,,,S q. tho homo
or Mr: and MIS-. NJ. $ Norman. No. e2i North
skin street Doctor Costigan is n surgeon in IN"
nited states Ariny and is stationed at Manila
re 10y hs.p-fs were entertained Tuesday
BY Mrs. FTnnk Thornton OF No. 29i Felix street.
Mrs: J. Richardson and daughters. Misses
Lucv and Jane; left Yesterday for the East. where
they VIII spend the next year.
Mrs: Asram Saye and Miss wi;hrow are visit
Mrs. Frances Kraft and daughter. Miss Irr1a.
and Council Bluffs.
Mss MIME Eckei Is visiting in Chicago ]
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ffum Europe. ~
visit 10 friends in Louisville.
NJ W; W, iyon OF Morehead. KY. Is the
4, Nj II ~: - Palmer has returned from n visit
Miss Lydia Voolfolk bas returned from a y,si,
In -. Louis.
Mrs. F.. NJ. Matlock went to Isussellville. Ky.
hr and Mrs. =. 7, Davis and daughter. Vera.
Mis, r. H. Swarzenberser is visiting Mrs. a.
{; Elnstein in st. Louis.
and children have gone to St. Louis 10 spend he
winter.
MISS hithlte: Harley has returned to Grand
i.iIris. NY. after visiting Miss Fannie Clark.
Mrs l. I. Common of Louisville has arrived 20
Dunbar.
MIS-, 9. Z; Whi.esiGes has returned from Il
and other points.
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thirty;second wedding anniversary yesterday with
a f SaSh ! k' c I iaIS and SrG M,i, ANN, p,,r,o .,,,,r,.
ter Of Mr.: and Mrs. Feri Fansle. we've married
tended the Yelled Prophet. Their marriage Vas a
big surprise.
Mrs. ". Bauer of s.. Joseph, Mo; Doctor c.
q Westpha!ia. the Reverend Mir Mehi ana he
guests q the Reverend Henry Mehl. ="
Charles paTh!nsen and sister. Miss Emma. Of
M5uh, rarmel. Mr. a and % Ms. titus d y k.n@Fene el
vile, III. are visiting friends in This city.
Club wednesday,, evening.
Ny. Harry {. Porter returned to Chicago
Wednesday. after visiting his parents at BURNETT
Ms. Marion +. %rinaalfh entertained YESTERDAY
afternoon in honor Of Misses Irene Cook and
Mls,, zgjia Slocomh gave II dinner to a fr"
Mrs. Doctor ". &. RiIg, way entertained the
Matinee club Yesterday afitI noon At rar,iS.
Frank. Stinson Il Cincinnati is here f"r the
VI 5 =: e. sn Ike is y]t.i,in# relatives at No.
Ra'srt pyIsht GOODWIN son Of Ms. Nrtie
wect as sevo-i rL"u,"n ant in M jn.t-d states
Army, nn. the society r"ori" u ~" "Ity rnre
win is Z graduate Of S~hit,nek military Inst
= - - .tri"i IN i,t, c no, ~ t asiS SiTGi a','rsl El ok
= ca't Was called = 81. Louis by tn
'"nduct"r +. J. = spr and wife Of Indianapolis
M. ,.rit" tiair.ay OF iIapainsyIllc. Ky. IS
vi .tsrE friends IN tn" civ. !
Nj and Mr~. tli,e roN Of .AIlelda!e. IL. are
guests u Nr. and Mrs ". l.. TeWait.
Mrs. Thomas bowman Of It. l. uis. who has !
"tn M" guest OF Mrs. Charles icl.r. returned
MrS. \. q Harkcr ana dauShtcr. Hrs. Lucian
: l"'s. ar" spending Nv" months NIrI AIRS. ].
-.Ggurt N Gloucester County. New Jersey.
M'ss,s F1!lie and .>iiTie ilali Of Wash ugto1.
~, 1io Nit'iag MIS-. Thomas kinuoar.
His N'aft1" Posey Of Henderson. Ky. was
r. saes; Of Mis- hessie donaldson this week
MIS-. ". l.. crawford Of Prirrrte, is visiting
Mrs. \. l.. poI9r1inr.
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SpRINGFIELD. MO.

Special correspondence Of Tho SUNDAY Republic.
Springfield. No. OCT. u-Mrs. Homer Sut-r
+ visiting Ia Kansas CITY
Mr.. Frank Wheeler Of Aurora ls n" guest Of
Mrs. John Smith.
Miss Virginia Isr-l is visiting relatives in Kan
gas tfty.
Miss Zoe Cravcns departed Nonday for Sew
York. where she VIII send the winter.
Ms. V. :. Bartlett has for her guest Mrs. I.
=. Ruise'l of Portland. ore.
Mrs. :. 9. tr1yeus ana Miss Irare 'rav"rs
have returned from an extended rim IN the Ia t.
NiFs Maudo Knox is visiting in 81. Louis.
Nrs. Joshua LIE is visiting friends in West
Plains.
Misses Mabel and Nell Carey attended the
Yelled Prophet festivities In 81. Louis.
Miss Ala Fell has returned TO her nome In st.
Louis. after a visit with Miss Nell Kirkpatrick.
Mrs. G. @. Lydy and Miss George Reed have
gone East on an extended trip
Miss Nell Stevenson entertained NJ dinner In
honor IF Mis- Fanri" West OF Berryville. Ark. the
Reverend and Mrs. w. :. Trowhriig.. Miss
Maude Mclean and Mr.. I. II. Hudnall.
Tie Friends in Council celebrated their reunion
with q 10 O'clock luncheon at the residence Of
Mrs. ". CrolbHugh Friday.
Master Lawrence Ire celebrated his seventh
birthday anniversary with n party Thursday aft
.rac5n.
Mrs. Henry Meyer gave a chiilren's party
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guest Of hey parents. Doe'or and Mrs II. J. Lat
Nira iu'hsr Love II Kansas civ. No. is in
the cit 10 attend the Ty:Ier-Cook nuIfI1ls.
Miss Mntt!e Arthur OK Farmer1ture, ind. was
The guest this week Of Mrs. Frank wheel.
visit IN RENSSELAER,.
Ar. and Mrs. }. ". Sproatt are home from u
orienng. Ind.
Gt"rse Osha and Miss Myrtl" McCic1vc. prom
at III. home Of airs, Henry Miller.
a Htse crowd attended q birthday surprise
night.
Mis- Lugenie Wcisert departed this morning
for owensboro. Ky, to visit friends.
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vINCENSES. IND.

special Correspondence Of The Sunday Requisite.
Nincennss. Ind. oct. l2-Miss Annie Hinlrnan
!rg. ~
Mrs. Matthew Haepfel gave a euchra last even
ing complimentary to her guest. Mrs. {. II. Lang
of st. Louis. ~
were married TUESDAY.
Mrs. ROYAL Z. Purcell entertained the Presby-
'e,ian Missionary Society Friday evening.
G. md Mrs. Chris Kramer celebrated their
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fanoes at the Gerrar;a Hall on Wednesday even.
ink. Excellent music. good floor and a toIiy
1--WE marked 1t one OF the clubs best" gag
~ W. II. FTtckelton entertained the ..Bon
n Ciub Tuesday evening at bic euchre.
se snss.s Were: Ar.. and Mrs. Preston Pa:e.
Maa rr Mr. end Mrs. J. E. Pearson. Mr.. a3i
NJ oach MAJOR. Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Pha-es.
81. a,, "nI mrs. FRANK Whiffen, Mr.. and ars. IAas.
telt Jthkins and Mr.. ard Mrs. WI AiaoSe 80
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M.ATTGoS. ILL.

visit with her mother IN Sweet Springs and n
Short sotourn in Kansas City before returning.
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Referred to mr. ,arncuIr.

Nov, let me see! We've got the
parlor furniture, the bedroom suites
and the kitchen outfit. Is there any
thing else" said the prospective
bride.
"Why, you have no library" said
the girls mother.
"Oh, never mind that now, man.
ma! I'll write Mr.. Carnegie after
we're married about that."-Yonkers
Statesman.
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DUNKARD'S CEMETERY,

Located mar Oriental.
Reported hy II. b. Gelnctt.
Mciser, sarah, W of Frederick, b
Dee Il, 1872; d Apr 10, 1890
aged t. Y ) IN % d.
Benner, Bcrtrain b. of Henry and
and Ella, d Jan 90, 1892,
aged - v s m.
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Relative Tnlue.

Cumso-All value is relative, and
Cawker (interrupting)-And l sup.
pose the nearer the relative is the
greater is the value.
Cumso-I am afraid l do not follow
you.
Cawker-I was merely thinking of
the tendency among some young men
to court girls for their pa value
Leslie's Weekly.
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&c" With a Tail.

The &c" with tail is the trade
mark of Cascarets Candy Cathartic.
Look for it on the light blue enameled
metal box! Each tablet stamped
c, c. c. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, Ioc.
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Precisely the Dimculty.

Ambitious Politician-I don think
I'll have a bit of trouble in getting
any Office I want. Look how easily
I was elected last. year, when the peo-
pie hardly knew me at all.
Trusty Henchman-But that's the
whole trouble. The people-h'm--
xnow you now.-Chicago Tribune.
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ST.. THOMAS CEMETERY.

Located | miles west of Meiser-
Vile.
Reported by II. B. Gelnett.
Gelnett, Samuel p. S of Harvey and
Rebecca, d Sep =, 1899, aged
pm "a d.
knouse, G. q. b Feb II, 1868; d
Feb :, 1894, aged % y IL m
% d.
Fause, Matilda, W Solomon, b Feb
%, 1884; d Mar n, 1897,
aged SO Y II d.
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Not an Institution.

Christianity is not an institution
it is the energy which creates institu-
tions.-John Clifford.
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TOMBSTONE
INSCRIPTIONS.

A Couect,on .Nude from aUhe Bury
ing Grounds IN .Sngdsr County
tor the .Wddiebmyh "Post."
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VAS. q. GROUSE,
MINING INVESTMENT.

There is no better investment lH
people of small or large means than
the shares of the UNION CoNsoLlDN'
ED MINING Co., which are now beng
offered at one cent share. full'pala'
non-assessable, and without person
al liability. !,
INTEREST DIVIDENDS at the rate u
10 per cent per annum, payable nan
yearly for two years, are GUARASTh
ED. in addition to the regularly earn
ed dividends.
We also call attention to tn'|
"SMELTER SHARES" ofithe "KETTln,
CURLEw." BOUNDARY CAMP anu
"QuEEN BEE" companies; now sell'
ing at three cents, with same lnte'
est dividend guarantee.
All shares sold on.the installmsp
plan, or all cash..
Send for illu strated circulh'
maps, terms, prices. etc.
National Mining Promotion COMP
Fourth Floor, Andrus B!dg.
22S.26t. Minneapolis MID
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No safe harbor is gained by tacking
before the wind of truth.
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Sr. JoIIN's CEMETERY.

agrl = Y . m.
ST. JouN's CEMETERY.
Located 1T Fremont. List of death,
taken from ScXtor's Record.
Reported by Jonathan Kregbaum.
Arboga t,---d Of Philip, d Ser
l., 1851, aged 2y7 d.
Arboga-t, Peter, d Mar 80, 1872,
agel 73y II d.
Arboga-t, Emma, W of Peter, d Aug
), 1888, aged - yjm 2G d.
Arbogast, Benjamin, d Apr "a,
1873, aged y Y 10 m 2Sd.
Arbogas sarah Jane, d Dee $,
iS1-, a@ed 81 y m d.
Nhog.t, Wm. d Jan 81, 1877,
..H II y ; m 2l d.
Ar""g".., Nv Of Philip, aged
Aihoga-t, wife OF John. q Dec 8,
1885, aged 60 V 10 m 25 d.
Arbogast, John, d July 2S, 1862,
aged s. y , d.
Arbogast, Nathan, d Nov 20, 1897,
aged 81 y 6 m 8 d.
Arhogast, John r. d May p, 1897
aged 5S y3m3 d.
Arbogast, Barbara, Il of J. r. d Dec
81, 1879, aged IA y 3 m q d.
Arbogasr, Cora, d of j. r. d Dec
=, 1879, aged II v m 3 d.
Arbogast, Laura f. d Of Simon, d
Jan -, 1877, aged 5m2d.
Arboga%f, W Of Philip, d May 2,
1856, aged 10y 6 m I d.
Arboga~r, Philip, d Sep 2S, 1864,
aged 81 i IN - ii.
Arboga,t, Benjamin Francis, d MAY
-. 1870, aged / Y I m % d.
ArIoga-,, Mary Jane, d of q. d
Nov IS, 1879, aged 5y 8 m
~ |.
Arboga,'. Herr, d Nov "a, 1879,
agel 2y II IN 10 d.
Amig Curiy, d Apr :, 1888, aged
y - d.
Arboga-t. Mary, W Of Jacob, d Jan
-, 1851, aged 5S y 8 m 81 d.
Arboga-c, Jacob, d June s, 1888,
ag"l - y ON 10 d.
Arbogo>r, Daniel, d Apr II, 1889,
aged 53 y 20 d.
Arboga- Jacob, d Mar "a, 1892,
as., - y | m II d.
Arboga-., Abraham, d Jan 80, 1898
agaI y y : m u d.
Arbogl-t, Polly, d Aug 6, 1851,
aged 10y 9 m 2G d.
Arbogast, Paulus, d Sep 25, 1858,
agaI Is y ) m % d.
Arboga-t, Nichlos, d July 8, 1851,
aged % y $ m 26 d.
Arbogasf, Sabina, d Sep Is, 1917,
aged SO y 10 m / d.
Arboga-t, Margrctta, d June IS,
1854, aged So y 2 m "a d.
Arbog@,t, Sarah, d Dec 8, 1856,
aged 60 y 10 m % d.
Arbogast, Philip, d Sep 2S, 1864,
aged 50 "a m % d.
Arbogast, Maria, d June is, 1889,
aged 80 y ID.
Arbogast, Henry, d Aug 22, 1858,
aged 10 y 8 m.
Arbogast, Aaron, d July IA, 1879,
aged 81 y.
Arbogast, Elizabeth, W of Benjamin,
d Mar 81, 1898, aged 90 y m
1G d.
Brosius, Catherine, W of n. d May
3, 1859, aged SO y Sm9d.
Brosius, Joseph, of N. d Aug 81,
1850, aged 6 m 9 d.
Brosius, John, of N. d Apr l,
1869, aged 6y 10 d.
Sottiger, Geo. d Oct 5, 1880. aged
81 y6m 3 d.
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Fisher, Henry. d Aug "a, 1882,
aged SO y 10 nj 2S d.
Garman, Adam J. d May 5, 1868,
aged "a y 2 m II d.
Garman, Aliei E. d May s, 1880,
aged Sy 8 m rs d.
Garman, Sarah " of Peter NJ. d
Sept II, 1866, aged 29 y | m
20 d.
Garman, Emelia d of Benjamin d
Feb 3, 1865, aged Is y II m
20 d.
Garman, Samuel "a soldier d Sept
l6, 1868, aged 5oy m 5 d.
Garman, Barbra W of John d March
1, 1853, aged 66 y l m I'd.
Garman, John d Oct 8, 1856, aged
66 y On il d.
Garman, John p. d Jan Z, 1862,
aged 5S y 10 III 8 d.
Garman, Cathrine, W of John p. d
Oct 81, 1891, aged COY 5 m
I d.
Goodling, Henry d July 3, 1850,
aged | y II m % d.
Goodling, Thomas d Dec II, 1859,
aged / y | m l d.
Garman, John w. d Nov 10, 1858,
aged m 20 d.
Garman, Charles f. d March Is,
1876, aged 7 y 10 m % d.
Garman, William d Apr q, 1869,
aged 43 y9 m II d.
Ganby, Samuel d June II, 1881,
aged 9 y II d.
Garman, Adam, d Aug 10, 1888,
aged 40 y l m 6 d.
Garman, Elizabeth W OF Adam J. d
Feb 20, 1889, aged IS y 5 m
Garman, Aida G. d Feb 26, 1891,
aged % Y 4 m 10 d.
Garman, Mary A. d Apr 80, 1891,
aged 26 y 4 M 10 d.
Garmap, Cmlina aged II y 5 m 10
d.
Garman, Magdalena d June 10,
1888, aged y y 3 m 10 d.
Garman, Henry d Oct %, 1885,
aged II y II m Is d.
Gaman, William d Dec %, 1928,
aged II y 2 m II d.
Garman, Elizabeth, d June s, 1852,
aged 4 y3 m "A d.
Garman, Edward d Jan 26, 1889,
aged II y | m 3 q.
Garmau, Samuel r. dSept IS, 1889,
aged 4 y5 m 23 d.
A Gipsy child the name is not
known d July Is, 1896, aged
I'd.
llarman, two children of Jacob, d
Jan Is, 1883.
Horis, Agnes, d Nov 2S, 1881,
aged & y 3 m 4 d.
Hornberger, Infant of James, d Sep
q, 1881.
Helm, |. soldier of Co. S. l53 Divs.
Pa. Inf.
Helvig, George d May 10, 1888,
aged 81 y M "a d.
Helvig, Carlina, W of George d
May y, 1897, aged 20 y 8 m
Sd.
Haas, Henry d Dec 9, 1910, aged
y s m.
Houtz, Elizbeth W of Henry d Aug
3, 1851, aged 25 y s IN % d.
Hepner Sarah W of John d Oct 90,
1886, aged 80 y 9m9d.
IIepner, William S. d June 90,
1896, aged SO y 9 m Is d.
lIenfer, Ida d Of George d Aug 10,
1871, aged l y 1 m II d.
Emma d of +. Nj. d Sept
26, 1861, aged l y m s d.
Haas, Valentine IA soldier d April
2S, 1857, aged Sc y 6 m 8 d.
Haas, Elizbeth W of Valentine d
June IA, 1913, aged II y l m
II d.
Haas, Rebecca d of Valentine d
June 30, 1881, aged 7S, y 2m
Haas, Augustus, d Aug 16, 1853
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Bush, VIM. d Dec 4, 1866, aged 2
Y 10 m 20 d.
Bush, John, d Nov y, 1866, aged
IL y 5 m 16 d.
Brosius, Emeline, W of Geo. F. d
Nov 80, 1871, aged 25 y 2 m
Sd.
Benter, John, d Feb Is, 1898, ageo
6S y9d.
Benter, Jonas, d Nov IS, 1S74,aged
60 y l m % d.
Benter, Mary, W of Jonas, d Oct 8,
1888, aged 76y5 m 80 d.
Boyer, VIM. II. of H. and c. d
Mar 26, 1869, aged 6 m 2S d.
Bowersox, Mary, W of Andrew, d
June "A, 1859, aged BOY 3 m
26 d.
Boyer, Elizabeth, d July 26, 1876,
aged q y.
Brosious, Chas. Il Jan 80. 1855,
aged 10y Is d.
Boyer, Chas. d Aug q, 1880, aged
ly / d.
Boyer, Mary f. d Sep I, 1S79,aged
1y 10 m 10 d.
Boyer, Catherine, d OF &. w. d July
10, 1874, aged 2 y 3 m II d.
Becker, Barbara, W of A. II. d Oct
II, 1873, aged "A y m II d.
Bolts, Geo. d Feb IS, 1879, aged 3
v 4 m 2S d.
Bolts, Anna, d Feb Il, 1879, aged
~ 1Om l d.
Boyer, Anon, d Sep 2S, 1880, aged
II y 6 m II d.
Bordmon, Hannah, d July Is,
1877, aged % ySm7 d.
Brosious, Anna Jane, d Dec %,
1881, aged II y 10 m 5 d.
Bro,ious, Susannah, W of n. d Sep
II, 1891, aged 50 ySm 3 d.
Botts,--w of Chas. d Oct 20,
1896, aged 90 y Is d.
Bolts, john, d July 10, 1888, aged
By ! m IS d.
Bolts, Chas. d Jan Is, 1890, aged
90 70 m 20 d.
Boyer, Soloma, j June IS, 1888,
aged IS y 6 m 26 d.
Boyer, Ida NJ. d Feb 7, 1891, aged
lOy7 m q d.
Bo,tger, Mary A. d Feb II, 1896,
a'ed SO y 2 m.
VIM. j. d May 5, 1898,
"ged II d.
Bottiger, Soloma, W of Daniel, d
Apr 80, 1860, aged 50 y % d.
Bender, John, d May %, 1867,
aged Ga y 7 m IL d.
Boyer, Polly, W of VIM. d Nov 25,
1881, aged 46 y 7 m Is d.
Bage, Anna f, d of Jacob, d Apr
10, 1888, aged l y6 m 4 d.
Bage, John, Il Apr q, 1888, aged
73 Y 3 m II d.
Bage, Infant Of Daniel, d May 81,
1892, aged 2 y l m 20 d.
Bolts, wife Of Charles, d Oct 20,
1896, aged 60 y 16 d.
Barge, child Of Daniel, d May 81,
1892, aged 2y l m 20 d.
Dreese, Jacob, d Apr 2, 1896, aged
10y 4 m 16 d.
Drecse, Hannah, W of Jacob, d Apr
e, 1898, aged 81 y 5 m Is d.
Dreese, Joseph, d Nov 20, 1898,
aged 43 y 5 m q d.
Dreese, Jamie, d of Jacob, d May
q, 1873, aged s d.
Dreese, Maggie, d of Jacob, d Oct !
Is, 1880, aged 7 y s d.
Dreese, Hannah, d Of Jacob, d Oct
2S, 1880, aged 5 y II d.
Dreese, Charles NJ, 5 Of George, d
Dec IS, 1881, aged 2 y 2 m
Is d.
Dreesc, Jacob NJ. d Oct II, 1883,
aged 5y M II d.
Dreese, VIM. d Nov II, 1888, aged
"a m % d.
Dressler, James f. d June 31.1SS2
aged II y m II d.
Dressler, Anon, d Jan 81, 1882,
aged IL y | m IL d.
Deemer, Mary f. d Dec s, 1881,
arpl 10 q m 10 Il
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