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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-25
THE UNIVERSAL TRACY

From Hoquiam to Siuslaw,
BY Puyailup and Washtenaw,
Snohomish, too, and Yakima,
There Tracy.
The greasy chief OF Muckelshoot
Is sure he saw that gay galoot
Make for the hills wild piroot;
Twas Tracy.
Constable Swish Of Enumclaw
Is on the trail with with sandy craw;
He scours the country till its raw
For Tracy.
The Board OF Trade of Chewingum
In posse went with lots of rum
Now they're the lads to make things hun
Round Tracy.
Five Sheriffs in five county's swore
They had the outlay in the door,
Surrounded fast and sweating gore,
Their Tracy.
Now every man that has pull
Is out for cry. but not for wool;
In Washington the woods are full
OF Tracy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-25
READS LIKE ROMANCE
TRACY UNITES cHIvALRY WITH
BRUTALITY.

A Chapter In the Exciting Race for the Dss.
perado Shows the Nerve He Commands Il
All Times-his Visit to the Gerrells' Home
His Calmness While Surrounded by Dspu-
ties-Emotion While Talking Of His Mother
His Contempt for lntervisws-liis Opinion
Of Underwood-Traeys Alleged Sweetheart
= Battling . Deputy - Watching His pur-
suers.
The Tracy whom May Baker, an
18-year.old girl of Seattle, will remem.
ber for the rest OF her life, as gallant,
tender-hearted man with q prodigious
love for children, .. conversationalist
Of considerable brilliancy, . merry.
hearted "josher," q man with . de.
cided respect for womanhood, but
above all man with an iron nerve.
Miss Baker, Mrs. w. ]. Mckinney,
Mrs. Charles Gerrells and the latter's
little children were with Tracy in the
Gerrells' home, near Renton, for more
than four hours. The last hour or 90
the house was surrounded by armed
guards, but Tracy never showed the
least apprehension. Miss Baker COM
planned Of being cooped up in the
house all day. Tracy proposed that
they should dance to pass away the
time. At that moment photograph
er Was walking down . path toward
the house. Armed guards were sta.
toned on all sides. Newspaper men
sat smoking few hundred feet away.
The story of Tracy's visit to the
Gerrells' home reads like Alexander
Dumas romances. Nothing that
Jesse James ever did in the way Of
daring and audacity could equal the
calmness Of the now famous outlaw
in the house. He treated the women
with the greatest courtesy. He enter.
tanned them with his conversation,
and soothed Mrs. McKinney's 6-year.
old child, Ada Mckinney, when she
became frightened. He carried water
for the dinner, chopped wood and
made himself generally useful; this at
q time when the posse had formed an
almost complete circle around the
house.
So many new phases of the murder.
er's character developed during the
visit that the women were unable Ia
give any analysis of his personality
He saw a newspaper man 60 down the
track not fifty feet away, and he told
the women that there was the posse'a
advance agent. He intimated that be
was fleeing from the reporters who
wanted to interview him, and not from
the guards. And this was when men
we're stationed on all sides. Before he
walked away from the house through
the guards he gave the women several
mementoes.
The Gerrells' home is situated about
two miles up the track of the old Co.
lumbia & Puget Sound Railroad. Al
ter loafing around Renton all Monday
night, Tracy, with Anderson in tow
started up the tracks. The pair jour
neyed slowly. They sat down and rest
ed in the dense brush beside the track
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-25
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON: FRIDAY EVENING, JULY o. 1902
" l am Scotch-Irish," she said.

Why, so am IT, exclaimed Tracy
cordially. "And you," turning to
Miss Baker.
"Pm of English descent" she an
swered. al was born in Texas"
Il knew you were Southern girl"
said the convict, admiringly. "Iknew
it by your speech and because you are
so plucky."
Tracy by this tims-the hour was
about 5-began to think OF leaving
the house.
IL wish my trousers we're not so
short" he remarked pleasantly. "I
think will 60 out and hold up one of
the deputies. Do you see anyone up
on the track whose trousers would fit
meW
He watched his pursuers for some
time and then irrelevantly remarked /:
you have beastly weather on Puget
Sound. Why, it has rained all the
time nearly since 1 landed here. l
think this is an unhealthy conntry."i
One Of the boys grinned.
"No, l meant unhealthy in its ordi-
nary sense," laughed Tracy.
"Well, of course, that was under
STOOD" said Miss Baker.
al think 1 will 60 to Seattle to-
night" he continued. al would like
to see Clancy's place. Do you know
just where it is?
"Of course, we don't" said Mrs. Nc
Kinney resentfully. Tracy apologized
at once.
"The people are all out for the re-
ward" continued Tracy watching the
men gathering on the bank" They
are all after the $5,OOO."
"Not it's $500 now," said Miss Ba.
ker. "They have increased it."
The murderer frowned.
"That's the way" he said. "They
don't want to catch me so 1 can be
punished. They are all after the
money"
"a banker has offered $1,000" re-
marked one of the women.
"Do you know his name?" demand.
ed Tracy. They replied in the mega
tive. He rolled his eyes.
"Pll find out" he said.
Tracy then left the house and forded
the river. He came back in five OF
six minutes and told Mrs. Gerrells ts
take Anderson to the chicken coop
He then sent her for some straps and
bound his companion to post. Tracy
looked into the house from the bacl
door after he bad bound Anderson.
"Well, good bye." he said. 1t wa.
just like home" He walked down t
the river bank and plunged into {
field On the west side of the house. II
was filled with shrubs and ferns shoul
der high. He crept along the ground
to about the middle of the field ant
then rose to his feet with his rifle ir
his hands, facing the house. Severa
saw him from the railroad track bu
supposed that he was one of the depu
ties. He then turned and made hi
way from the vicinity OF the hous,
and disappeared in the tall under
brush.
The bloodhounds were baying from
the woods near by but he nevel
showed the least hesitation. Two
newspaper men noticed his figure
among the bushes on the river bank
and said:
"There is a fool of q deputy expos
ing himself"
A moment later Tracy had vanished
in the forest.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-25

MADGE-" Dolly is going somewhere
with that young man this evening"
Marjorie" Yes, going to sit with
him in the hommock. Right after
dinner she went upstairs and put on q
dark shirt-waist."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-25

lessncss. It Is the best or tones end IN
vigorants. nourisfing the nerves en-
couraging the appetite and isada,dng
refreshing sleep. Irregularity, vcshtn-
ing drains, inflammation, liberation snd
female weakness Gre pezfectly oHed by
cFavorite Prescription
INV vie w.s sick ior ovcs cizfk xe.rk,"vrites
Albert Il Fulte, Esq. eI AEamnn: Cxunty Co..
Tenn aShe had uterine discAae Gad WxH 6eIted
BY two physicars and got No reaicf A hst 1
read atouf pr. Pic1ceS rsoac5uea 1md We de-
cided to try his .Fxvurise frcsdS1in-' sent
to the drug store and got cz.e hoefic eE thr hSst
dose gave case snd slecp She h.d not dce6 any
for three nights. Being sme thRf vcnrd cure
her I sent for five mne hotfIes aud when she
had taken the sixth bottle she WIS suuud and
weil.p
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should be
used with Favorite Prescription When
ever laxative is required.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-25

New YORK girls are wearing mono-
grams on their stockings. Olympia
young ladies may be doing likewise,
but are too modest to administer unto
us the Missouri treatment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-25
How to Make a Happy Husband.
Kate Tyson Marr.

Rule MAKE him comfortable.
Rule 2-Be sure to make him real
comfortable.
Rule 3-Be very sure to make him
very comfortable, and then let him
alone to enjoy the comfort.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-25

0X dl0 oAA< "a
the bedclothes.
Such symp
tons In general
paint to disease
of TIM delicAto
woman ly or
gam, and a con-
stAnt drain Of
the vital a nd
nervous forces.
This condition
cannot be over
come by sleep
ing powde RS.
Thr diaea sed
cxzdifion must
be cuxHd hefore
the cons e.
qE<ncH Of dis
case are re-
rm0Eed-
D. HnH's
F1ynife Pre-
uipnua nres
the WuzNly
diseases which
cause nervous
-,ccc n,aX -l.1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-25

ATTENDANT" Another large party
has Just arrived outside, SIR"
St. Peter" Volcanoes or automo.
biles?"-Life.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-25
WHOLE NUMBER 2,l98.
&EaeksHeSSE2G6S

Is akin to insanity. Many woman re-
alizes this as she lies awake hour by
hour, peopling the darkness with phan:
toms, starting at the creaking OF the bed
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-25

MISS FAIRFAX -" Good mawnin',
Aunt Caroline. Why amt you washin'
nowadays?"
Aunt Caroline (removing her pipe
from her mouth)-"W Well, you see,
Miss Clara, rs bin out O wuhk so long
dat now, when could wuhk, l finds
Is done los nah taste TO- it,"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-25

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-25
D. 8. 3. HENRY,
q s. DEPUTY SURVEYOR

hssideness Sixth Street, swans Addi.
tlen to Olympia, Wash.
0URVEYING of all kinds promnt,v .t.
- tended to. The re-establishing OF old
Government lines speciality. ToWnsites
surveyed and plated. Railroads locateG
and levels run for drains. Lands exam.
lned ana character reported.
Olympia. April le, 1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
TINE sREaxFAsr Foop FAD

industry, made rapid
that universally end the greatest coed Win the
l
Particularly preparation OF breakfast
OF epsnlns yellow hos
an calling ehtarcn
the effort has eeeg reduced TO the mHn though
question
glowing advertisements
plotting Ne vartoun foods giving virtues
N tnp reliance were 10 be placed
Of sood would be even less aae.ed
3 OF fssaPosseS
by
annoenns rssar had his turn and The eSess"
Leeh Of the sustaining virtues
salt subsidized. :
tame compared win ms
n but TO make worth
hVnz
seemny assured NE can buy not
only heal an a OF brains
need 70 De COOKED
4 and dtgcss itself
heaven earth what eeald eef
sickness and death let ~ 'hs
not become Of sisn physique and In
flourish and strange to
say. someo Of III ooea fecs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
PRECIOUS
FREIGHT
kAoA MARu ARRIVES WITH
RECORD BREAKING CARGO
FROM oRtENr

Laden with the most valuable ofi-
entail earko Witch ever reached Sc
attic. the japanese liner kaga Mafu
arrived yesterday afternoon OF
elk alune she had toau bales valaad
approximately at ti,e0o,0ao, Il was
Conaisned to New York An un-
usual consignment was 100 tons %
Csyion tea, from tho plantations Of
Stf Thomas Upton OF lapaness
aud Chinese teas she had see tons,
iaa 81 which we're connlxned to Ne
attla Tier total Cargo amounted
60 aeoe tons u Included o,0ao rolls
af mating whiCh H. becoming mere
popular each year in America also
iseO eases of japanese lilies and SO
toms Of rare Oriental plants and trees
ransisned Ca a botanical garden In
New York
capt Rksirand denies the report
that tho Nippon Nasen Kaisha's
idspni hara was attn on the rocks
In thu laiencse inland sea on Mihafs.
when the kaHa left Nehohama she
October, huut arrived at Kobe Tor
IerAlrs Nov. 10, tho same DAY the
Hasa departed.
Count v. yanasiwara bound Co
fFussei. and Commander J, Tax.
eshita % tho Imperial japa neas navy,
and Lieut.. J. inonya Of the Japsnsse
army, who are On route 90 Washing
ton ON officiai business were among
kasas pssseosersi also ulaHWanhn
singh and thrss other Hindeo efncan-
of the shanghai police farces who
esnna on a pleasure trip. Tho steam.
er had In ali N fr-t class pa sseu-
gers Including W ~, Mason of New
York. wealthy silk merchant. and
Mrs. honcd. widow Of nr. Adrian
Manod. founder OF the Menod hos
pitai
Dc Monod, formerly French con
uutar agent at Seattle, was drowned
with eight companions last August
1t Kamchatka by the eApsieina OF a
launch. tii. body was never tecov-
Nful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04

sp queen without Dealing
palm Declared that he has great
psychic power her decision
crushing refuaea that furnished In
And stand BY III
sassswetk not she has GENE mighty
near
power the
Of staRens utterly eafnins
supernatural II 10 imfes-
ali vitality
portant ae skifny hts
inspiration OF
ne
Industrial eommsre
knowtns OF is
OF the fosess that move
ability altogether The two are no,
even spps-its
proceeds emily such ventures as
eny that which he under
STAN lis MAR caution.
Indicate capable
for sues IN oHdin
q quantity
attlnx positive e@
Of depends Ger
wants and tastes Of the
cutting nsaTs TRIMS to run
mana = railroad
qualities aeersasy IN sdaary BUST
ae.s unkna~a 20 him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04

niah water Co the seattle aud Lake
Wilmington Waterway company
1lVf euInmlttee made the following
fehprt Yesterday attutnqaat
riito matter hiss not Yet been pre-
aa1lad 20 the city council aud your
committee II " this opinion that
while the Investigation by the board
af army engineers II IN progress n
would be unwiHe aud lneApediAnt 20
take any further action IN that mas b
ter ar To bring about any opsn COM
truNefHY between the people inter-
Gated IN the different canal projects
until tho board has made lie 70.
port"
During the meeting a letter from
Thomas + Llppf relative 90 a rem.
edy for tho bloakadinR Of trarie on
public stfeets. was read kir. Ltppy
would have the chambet OF com-
nerve recommend TO the council the
passage OF an ordinance requiring
that all teams take tho right aide of
the street at all tinsa, and prohibit
ing the backing II wagons NJ
against the eurha in front Of stores
ON the main thorouEhfRres OF the
city. The letter was referred 10 rnr
committee ON city Affairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE

The feature Of an unusually well
attended chamber Of csumafea
msetlng yesterday afternoon was nv
report Of the committees on har6of
anu h4rbor IMPROVEMENT on the
wurk done IN ronnseti0n with tbs
stnit 81 the army canal board,
Az the mentinx " the chamber q
week aEo this eammAtss Was In
ssraetsd 30 mako report up2a a
resaisAson that The plfy papnali bs
a.kad q fHAssl ltr tgpI1at % fuI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
PLANS OF THE
lNTERU RBAN

Jacob Furth. president % ths fse-
attic Electric company. who controls
a large interest In the sssttis-Ts-
coma Interurban line and the Ia
e~sua Railway and Power company.
seates that ths consolidation Of the
fntsrurbaa and the Tacoma railway
now In progress. Is being made with
a view to cutting down operating
expenses.
within the near future" stated
Mr.. FuTth. we intend putting Into
service the baggage and express ears
now stored In the IntsrBrban barns
at Kent. Each OF these cars are
nttsd with motors. The cars will
probably made two trips each way
at first. We ara undecided yet
WHISTLER or not We viii attach pas
sengsr coaches 10 the baggage cars
and make regular trains Of them.
Later, we expect 10 run midnight
and early morning trains. We ex-
peot to than secure mail contracts,
an we will be able 10 give better mali
service than can be given on any
ofhQr road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
SMITH GUILTY

I'd Smith. eaiored. was convicted
b. a Jury Ia judge Grifftn'a court
yesterday % highway robbery John
hsznau. his victim. was deprived at
a watch. ring and draft for tsae
nesnau accused an inmate 81 Lila
laanas house Of ili.fame of rohbins
him Of 81 90 lat sprins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
LOSES BY
CLOSE VOTE

BALLARD. Dec. s-Ths official
count OF the returns OF the late
election shows that the proposition
to issue SO GO in bonds 90 obtain
funds for the construction Of serer
system. was lost by eight votes u
r-csissd q considerable majority. bat
the lag requires that such a PROPOSE.
ton snail receive three-fifths Of all
the votes cast AZ the election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
FUNERAL OF cApr. PARKER

The funeral II the tate Capt Prank
- furtef uaH held from Hsnney 4
Stewards ehapel yesterday afternoon
tntsrment aas in Lake View e~m
.tefY Many fripuas Of the ssrsi
mariner we're present. The iofai
offerings ~ars many and beautiful
Six we'll known Arafarips men bore
the bedf to its last resting place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
NURSES. AssoelArloN

The rrst regular nesting Of N.
Graduate Nurses Association was
held In the Seattle ooaeral hospital
yesterday Miss isnofuis Vas elect.
% president Nest month an as
raetatian bureau will be established.
a which tho services u trained
f.S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
CARTER WINS

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4. - kid
Garter knocked out Peter hahsr I'VE
seconds efore the close Of the sesohh
round Of their nght here last night
The contest WAS a vicious one itvil
the start. In the second round carter
was knocked down Qnca ana Mahet
three times. the last tins By risht
awluR on the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
BRADSHAW
CONVICTED

rAaCo, bee. tmoeear BroadAhaw
Was found guilty ut murder IA tho
nfat degree last night upen tho
charge 81 Fatally shooting Peter Nell
son last August N an attempt TO
hald him up, William Keliptt wlll DO
tried nest week upon the same
charge both tho accused are well.
knowa here. The evidence showed
that they attempted Ca hold up Nell
son IA bax ear la the Northern
Pacific yarns, aad that when the
sMe ode refused 10 deliver they shot
him. Nelson. on his deathbed, de
clared that bradshaw did the shoot
iag Nelson was a harvest hand and
had e0nAiderabls money ON his per
nlth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
BURGLARS pEcAmpED

The timely arrival Of a late Grant
street car 10 thought 20 have fright
ensd away n pair Of burglars who
were attempting 10 rob a grocery
store NJ the south end Of the Grant
street bridge early this morning
When the car approached the store,
two men we're seen running. An eH-
animation revealed the fact that thu
men had broten open tbs front door
end had been tampsrlng with the
safe. The only articles missing
were q few cigars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
JULIAN RALPH
very I'LL

Mt. LOUIS. Dec. Julian Ralph,
ths noted war correspondent aad
suthof. = seriously III At the south
srn h0tel lie recently suffered .
violent hsmmorrhase. Mr.. Ralph
was on Tuesday appointed manager
Of The saktern headquarters Of the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition. In
New YORK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04

The semi annual siextinn % on
crr= Of the Seattle TufnNsrsin Was
held last nizht The feiioNins 9sre
elected Eugene Hrunnar. president.
~ a fiauusann. vice president, A J.
f.ufsky. nrst secretary, Henri kaust.
second secstafy. Henry HeekfuAnn.
treasurer Il fteffch truafas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04

Another solid through train be-
tween Seattle and ~. Paul. connect.
ing with all Eastern trains, Will be
put on the 500 Line within a few
months This eunouncsUsnt was
made yesterday BY w. \. Galloway.
general passenger agent Of the Zoo
Line. with headquarters at ~. Paul.
The HOO train VIII consist OF sisspers
Tourist cars and day coaches, and
rf1 - East ossr the Canadian Pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04

The suit for fTseo psrsonai injury
damages of Miss Asoa Fustef
against the seattle EieesFis co Was
terminates yesterday In JUDGE Nor.
ris' court hy a verdict for the de-
PENDANT The company proved thai
the piaintis snarafos~d to board n
car after ID had started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04

lteveHus cutter ilaar pFossedss &c
the Rrsfnertcn navy yard today "a
have the sxtsnt Of the damages re-
eeivsd IN her voyage ssuth fsoes
Nome asceFtalHed Shs reached He-
attic last night altar eight months
jcruiafhE IN Arctic waters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04

Professor wn.sa at Ranss fssn
Monday ans FRIDAY sveninxa rN-
vsts lessons dat1y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04
BOODLING
NOT PROVEN

vi. LOUIS. Dee. t-Hsnry Nioo.
iaus. the millionaire brewer and a
dirsatsf 81 ths suburban street rail-
WAY. was acquitted % the charge OF
bribery yesterday by the ilny. under
.lnstrne,lnna from Jaess Ryan, The
eourt Sustained demurrer 90 the
evidence for tho state.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04

Dunlap. real sss.,. q ua.sa s,s>s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-04

v,.,eh.r a Carpenter. realty bar.
gains only.
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sss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-10

THE AMERICAN has Subscribers at TOO
Of the II6 pest-cfces in Hancock county;
al the other papers in ths cownty COM
bsned do not reach so many. THE AMER
IcAE IS not the only paper prsated in
Hancocs county, and has nerer claimed TO
Be, blt q Is the only paper that con prop
msp be called a COUNTY paper; oil the
rest are merely local papers. The circria-
sson Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Hurbor Records summer list. - larger
Dan taat o. a.. he other papers printed
sm Hancock county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-10

The annual picnic OF the GA N -.
~ tho mineral spring wednesday. ~, - !,
vas, ss usual, very pleasant occs.sar =
The attendance was not 90 larva !. !.
has besn In come former years. ~, -
spirit OF loyalty and fraternity |. a..
changed.
James A. Garfield pos, furnishes :.
ABUNDANCE OF excellent hot eorres d, s..
picnic dinner. ~
In tire afternoon Commando Rsm.u
called tho company TO order and msss
few interesting introductory r,m,,s.
"Amssiea" was sung, then Rev. Mr.. r1,.,
of psnohscos. made . good address. =,
loved BY singing marching Thro.,A
Georgia.
Mr.. Price, OF Washington, read a o-
written on Gen. Logan's death. cor,,A.
l.. y. Ro~s said iew appropriate wsra,
and All Joined In singing 'sTsnslng IA.
night.
Tender silnsIan was made 10 Lee,
Thomas =. osgood. who is greatly mss.a
at The meetings and reunions o, tho ~.
srsns. His greetings werv AWAY. eo,s,,l
aud cheesy, and not Only has James A
oarfsld post Loaf a faithful. heipial ns-,.
Der, bus tho town has lost woythv =.
sp~csed citizen. Not only bit. isnuss.s,,.
family circle, bat many who have knsxs
hsm long aud soil, realize TIA, s,eaaias,
friend has heen taken from then.