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Rubber Stamps.

The Tribune is prepared to furnish
them on short notice. Call and see
samples Of type and leave your order.
The Tribune also furnishes corporate
seals, stock ledgers. stock certificates,
etc.. nc Denver prices. tt
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sour Wife,

The management of the opera house
mas procured for the opening of the
house ON Monday evening. October
IL. the eminent actor author, Mr..
Alexander Rlmini and his excellen,
company, presenting the French
novelty comedy. "Our Wife,"
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Any other method Of securing help,
boarders, house or a tenant except
through the use Of the little local ads.
is costly and usually fruitless.
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Do You Wish to Go to Arizona?

Now is the opportunity. The
rate from. Denver is only sa5 90 via
the new Dalhart,El Psso route.
Write I. E. Fisher, G. P. A., Colo
RADIO and Southern Ry., Denver. Your
inquiry will receive especial atten-
tion. ~
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Jansen does kalsomininR
For Sale.

Complete oil drilling outfit. consis.
ing OF derrick. boiler. engine, cable,
all kinds of tools and casing. Has
been but little used and is in perfect
order. Will be sold at great sacri.
neo Address j. II. Empson, Long
mont, Colo. 4.bo
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The Tribune knows where lady
can secure very good place to work
il she doesn't object to waiting table
or assist with cooking in private
boarding house, at good wages. In.
quire at this office.
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Notice.

Ny wife and / having settled our
difficulties she is now entitled to the
same recognition as ever
Al AZ CHARLES BATES.
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A couple of photographers were
making interior views of Florence
business houses Saturday.
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II the little local ads. saved you
nothing but time they would be above
price; but they save money and worry
too.
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II. H. Preston is agent for the
Singer sewing machine IS and supplies.
Office Rogers block. 900 East Main.
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Families should look at our rooms
and get our rates for it is fact that
we can keep you for less money than
1t costs you to keep house.
Att FREMONT HOTEL.
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local News.
Wall paper st Jansen q.

1t Is reported in railroad circles
that Rio Grands traips No. and 10
will go through to westcliff in the
future instead Of stopping at Canon.
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When in need of first class dental
work call ON DR.. Yard. Blunt block.
II
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Jansen ooes papernAne,ng right.
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Yesterday was a most ideal day-a
regular Colorado day-and many Flor.
ence people were enjoying it out driv-
ing.
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House hunting is made rs easy as
shopping through the use of our local
columns.
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Great Cut price sale at the GLOBE

The Westenders are to have a new
photograph gallery soon. A gentle.
man from Kansas will oe the proprie.
tor.
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varnish and stains at Jansen g.
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Room mouldings at Jansen's
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EOR SALE-Horse also buggy and harness.
very cheap, together or separately. Apply
at 100 west sixth. 1854
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-25
SERIOUS FIRE IN NEW YORK.


New York Dec z2-The famou,
Two Mines" FIRE alarm. sunmonin.
more fire apparatus than any other
alarm provided for by New York.s fra
department was sounded Monday
night for terrific FIRE which destroyed
the six-story factory building OF the
Hermann furniture and plumbing cab
met works. in Mott street. and The
four-sfory varnIsh factory Of the firm
run under the name Of the n. Herr
mann Lumber Co. A quarter Of a mill
Ion dollars damage was done. Bat
talon Chief Martin Coleman Is be-
lieved 10 have persisted in the fall Of
two great walls ~ the factory. There
vas frightful panic among the EtaI-
ian inmates Of the sgarming front
and rear tenements opposite and in
the rear Of the burning buildings. and
the hTemen and police reserves from
three precincts had the utmost diff
entity IN getting the people ont TO the
street
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STRIKERS PREVENT
THE BURIAL OF DEAD
Bodies Put In Vaults Until II Is Safe
to Take Them to Cemeteries.
SECRET FUNERALS EY NIGHT
sns~s Of Police O-N~ili Tells Repre-
s~nsatss~s az nsen In plain L.n-
SusS~ His OPs. nj The.
mad Their Actions

Chicago. Dee es.-Shrinkine from
the espionage of union pickass and
fearful that funeral parties would be
attacked BY the striking livery drivers.
many Chicago families have RETAINED
from publicly announcing their be-
-eavement
In the vaults Of several undertakcrs
iie the bodies Of the persons about
whose deaths the utmost secrecy Is
maintained ami whose Funerals have
ceen postponed until after a settle
raEt Of the strike
In other cases the strici en- rorn-fvrs
have arranged for evening funeral,
rnd private burials Of which no an.
nouns eE.ant IS made
The diSSracesai scenes r.ar attend
81 several funerals held On last Saru--
DAY when Union D.cksrs attempted Il
interfere with the removal Of bodies.
have led the health department OH
Gals q sanction the secrecy that Is
being preserved
uncaTtskers have been informed
that. unless public safety demands Il.
burials sill not De Insisted on until
such time as funeral parties shall be
safe from rnolestation.
A r. Perrigo. president OF tie Liv-
erEmea and Undertakes association.
said Monday night
The reason more deaths are not an
nounced Is because We have learned
that the strikers have been reading
the list OF death notices in the papers
and sending picket 20 watch the
houses
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VERY DIFFICULT OPERATION.
DR. William J~p-am p~rs,rw.s -,
Operation said TO Have M ParaI-
lei On saT=s~ai sssrIs.

Sioux City. Ia De- Am oD4-s
ton said to have no parallel in the h.
tory OF the surgical world was per.
formed at St Joseph's hospital Non
day by DR.. William Jepson. VINO has
the chair Of surgery at the state uni
yersity- John Norstron. OF Danbury-
Conn fell from load of hay. striking
on his head and breaking his neck. He
has been almost paralyzed for weeks.
and DR.. JeDson decided 70 operate on
his broken neck Accordingly. a po--
ton of the third cervical vertebrae
was removed. the false growth of it's
sue was cleaned ont and the bone
replaced The patient is doing veil.
With every prospect Of recovery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-25
An HUNDRED YEARS
OF AMERICAN RULE
Celebration OF the Centennial Of
the Louisiana Transfer.
NEW ORLEANS Is The THEATER
Review Of tho French and Amer.
tcss Warshfps Anchored Oh the
cay ~ Gov Heard and Die
tfng ai~h~d Guests.

New Orleans. Dec le-Under the
auspices Of the state o. Louisiana. the
city Of New Orleans and the Louisiana
Historical society. the series Of Official
celebrations in commemorarion OF the
centennial Of the transfer Of the Louis
lana Territory from France 10 the
United States was begun Friday. the
feature being the review by Gov. Heart
and party OF distinguished guests OF
the French and American warships
which have come here TO
assist in the ceremonies spain.
-Thich owned the territory before its
cesslon 70 France. accepted an Official
invitation but her warship has not vet
reached the city. and her participation
VIII be through her consul hs-a. Il was
on the 10Th DAY Of December. 1sas.
that the Freich iag frtiered down
from its station on the flagstaff IN tie
Place dc Ia ATmss. opposite the Cabil-
do, in which the Official transfer o.
Cured, and the Stars and Stripes we're
hoisted- and the ceremonies will cC,-
inmate on Sunday with a magnificent
rontiical mass in the Old St Louis
cathedral The grandsons Of Gov.
Claiborne aud Gen Williamson. who
had 4 direct participation in the his
torical event Of hundred years ago.
viii be conspicuous in the celebration
NJ Jusserand. the French ambassa-
dor 10 the United States: President ID.
II Francis and directors Of the St.Louis
fair: Judge A. B. Rourhier. OF the ex-
chequer court OF Canada, ant Sir T.
Tashereau. chief Of the supreme court
OF the Dominion. have come 10 assis.
In the celebration.
The United States government has \
designated Admiral Wise 10 represent
the federal authority All the courts.
pafiic offices. and schools have closed
Tor the occasion. The celebration BE-
gan with reception al the city hall.
where Mayor Capdeviiie received the
guests Of the city and
'tate- Al noon the governor. the may
" and the visiting guests boarded the
lnliea states steamer Stranger and
teamed around the feet anchoring
lear the Minneapolis. the flagship Of
WIse's squadron. 4 number
4 Official calls were then made b.
SOs. HearG ard his star
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Chief o'Neifi Issues mn Order i'm De-
~idesIy Plain Language.

Chicago. Dec ---Picketinc cf
houses from which funerals are 70
start. whether peaceful or violent BIZ
Union livery drivers Who wont on
strike four days ago and which ha
seriously interferei s-ith The burial Of
the dead 81 Chicago. is to be prevented
BY the police under direct orders Is
sued Monday night by Chief Of Police
o Neiii- J. r. Wadsworth. secretary.
and Charles Stevens. business agent
Of tie iyerynen's union. we're sun
money before Chef O'NcsH Monday
night and told in decidedly plain Ian-
guaSe that any dife7e noes the union
might have would have to be settled
away from the houses Of mourning.
Chief Very Decided.
MS picketiar Of homes from which
funerals arc being held is beyond toll
Grafton 81 Z civilized community sasa
Chief ONeIll -Yorr zeal has carried
yoH beyond the pale OF endurance
and such an unheard-0f thing a. car
rying labor troubles TO the houses az
the dead will not be allowed by the
police. Under no circumstance viii
l permit pickeiing 81 any kind around
house where funeral Is to proceed.
And ! must say that i ought not 10
te necessary for me n take this stem.
Law or 10 Law. p-cke'ing Of eTe-y
kind around these houses will have 4,
stOt ] shall take my chances witi
the courts on the questions if my cen I
duet j. questioned in any court.
Chief O'NeiIl then issued a general 4
order to all inspectors Of police on
the line Of his conversation with the
'wo union officials. He instructed tho
Commanding officers 10 accompany
funerals in carriages. n circumstances
'eemed To require Il. 10 see that the
ast rites OF the dead were in no wav
nterfered with.
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ST2ANGLED WIFE AND SELF,
With N HANDKERCHIEF Tf=itr, Nr,s-
ted around HT~ Tsruzf. james
sIc-h st-zn=lrH I,f.s>~If.

Chicago Dec 22-sal aoa-Eeepe-
James Week. who a faw days ago
cho..ed his wife to death. stranded
himself in his cell at the county jail
Monday with a handkerchief tightly
knotted about his throat The man
had been acting i--afionally since his
arrest hlt the p-4ysicIaEs who inreS-
rgated the case reported that he was
shammin- insanity
Il i row believed thar insanity was
got feigned. but that Week tool, rhe
life Of his wife and his Own after BE-
Ing driven slowly crazy by the uoman-s
alleged drinking spells.
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POWER HOUSE EXPLOSION
Four Men Killed Outright and
Fourteen Seriously Injured.
>~s~" Boilers r>rfaie q, the %.
isas- fran>is Fewer u.n-rs
Fire Fellows Ia ..ic.sos-

81 Louis. Dec - -Four men were
killed and "a are known TO have been
injured in an explosion which wrecked
The Geyer avenue power house Of The
81 Louis Transit Co. Geyer and Mis-
sour avenues. N 5-ls o'clock Monday
afternoon Some are missing and may
Dc under the great pile OF brick and
twisted iron. Others ran from the
scene nj the explosion and went 10
their homes In all probability there
Was nos one Of the thirty who we-e
employed in and ahcnt the boiler room
that vas not injured in some way.
The cause ~ the explosion Is not
known or. II known. those employed
about the power house profess igno-
rance. Seven Of the IL massive boil
ers exploded 80 rapidly as 70 render the
reports almost simultaneous Brick
AMI iron were scattered about fer a
radius 81 three squares Adjoining
houses rcckef n if shaken b. IN earth
quake
Immediately after he explosion
general alar-i OF fire wes turned II.
The department. responded immediate
y. bur- there was little for the men Ia
10 5eyonG aiding IN extricziinc The dead
ard .-1ured from the debris. As quick
II as possible III the neighhc-hc0d Of
che hundred police we're rushed 10 the
scene 70 assist in t.se worz u rescue
The news thar there had been an ex-
ricSicn spread rapidly. ard the fan
HES Ct the men employed a. the power
house hurried % the spot 10 learn the Z
fate Of their loved ones.
The crowd OF anxious women grew
nomentsrily larger. and il was with
difficulty that the police could keen
them from crowdilg roo close 10 the 4
shattered walls As quickly as the in
jursd were taken from the wreck they
y ere placed in ambulances and rushed
on 20 the city hospital Physicians had
Deen hastily summoned. and did what
they could 10 relieve the suffering
They a. well a. tie fremen and police
men were Handicapped ~ the fact that
ne explosion exting-.ished all the
Lights in The power house. and they
Here compelled 10 work for a time in
oiai darkness. beine guided only b.
ne cries Of the ulfcrr nnatez
ne air was filled With shouts. ard
Ae occasional shrill and penetrating
r. for aid served 10 nerve The reseuers
o Amos slperhuman exerti0ns.
AZ two O'Clock Tuesday morning {
'ang CT l5o men were al work in rhs
uinS- II was generally helia-ed thai
here were several bodies sam under !
ae ~recAage and every ero-t was
eing made to find them 4
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OBSERVED IN IOWA.
All fae school. of Iowa .ef-brssed
isaisian mn Purchase Centennial.

Des Moines. Ia. Dec 1s.-Ore hun
drcd years ago Friday occurred the
formal transfer OF IoFa "a a part Of
the louisiana Territory TO the United
States In commem0-afion Of that
event 1900 schools OF the Hawkere
state are holding special srvices. IN
der the direction Of Gov Camrlirs and
State Supt Barrett. To-
p-ge pamphlet was issued in October
from the department OF education and
sent 10 every school in the state II
contained historical events. extracts
from celebrated speeches. poems Of
western pioneer life and information
and facts concerning the exposition to
be held at St Louis next year. The
plans and outlines suggested in The
pamphlet were carried out In Des
Moines. work in the schools and col
leges was suspended and the day given
up To celebration Of the purchase an
nisersary- Addresses By pron;nen,
educators was feature.
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FROM FIFTH STORY WINDOW.


Dayton. o. Dec. 1910 escape death
bysuf<ocation. IL girls leaped from the
fifth-story windows Of the Canby
building Friday. several Of them land
ing on the roof and skylights Of one
story building adjoining The other.
were caught BY Or. Lambert who. by
breaking the force of their fail. savec
probably six lives. The flames orig
fnaied In the basement of the building
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STATUE Of +. II. PIERPOHT
Placed I'm sss.sary Hall - w,.A;.~.
ton d. a.. tnd~r In~Siasi.s
From Congress.

Washington. Dec "a marble
EtstEe q the late war Governor
Francis II. PI@rpont 81 West Virginia
was placed in stagary hall at the cap
itol Monday under tire irritation Of
congress TO each 81 the states 10 place
IN the capitol statues Of their illus
trions sons TIE statue completes
West NirEinia's Quota. one OF former
Senator kenna Of the state having .
place in the hall The statue will be
unveiled and dedicated as soon as COZ
gre fixes . date.
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sapnlpa. J. It.. Dec 22.-Part OF the
Business portion of sapulpa was de-
stroycd by IRE Monday The principal
loss was sustained by p. c Hall 4 Co.
general merchandise. whose stock was
valued az $4,000. Hall q Co. were
Indian traders among the Creeks p
years ago. and established the 0rst
store In SapuIpa.
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Chicago. Dec. 22.--The lumber yards
and business of the George F. White
Co were placed in the hands Of a re-
ceiver Monday by Judge Rohlsass.
The liabilities are placed IT $3.50 .ooo.
~hiIe. II Is stated in the petition. that
the assets will not exceed s7oo.0
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-25

81. Louis, Dec ls--One OF the very
most brilliant social affairs ever gsver
In st. Louis was the reception. Thurs
day afternoon at the ST. Louis Won
ans club TO the board Of lady man
ayers Of the Louisiana Purchase expo
ojtion
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CAPTURED BY ST. L0UISANS.
Eem~s 4 Young. of Sc Isss.. H.
ssccessfei Ar~httcrs. for Cow
~sn1ess ,Buildtss I'm Frsses.

Washington. Dec i9-The board OF
architects selected 10 pass on the mer-
its Of the several competitive plans
submitted for the new customhouse
and sub-ireasury buildings in San
Francisco has selected those presented
by Eames 4 Young. OF st. Louis. Mo.
This firm will receive FIVE per cent. OF
che total amount to be expended. which
Is 81 $40 900
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Trenton ~ j.. Dec 22.--Jsmes NJ.
Eige. the bank teller who embezzIed
about $4,000 Of the funds Of the Firss
national bank Of Paterson N. J.. vas
Mcnday sentenced to seven years In
prisorr.cnt In the pentcnfisrv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-25

= little over 40 per cent OF the total
vAine OF clay products is in common
or'ck The production Of brick or that
class In 1902 amounted to s.475 os7 shou.
sand brick. having valne Of 81. SIS sec
Trey brought an average price Of S. y
per thousand. v'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-25

Alfred Dcakin. prime minister OF Tho
australian commonwealth. is an insat,.
able devourer If novels. and never en-
ters me legislative chamber without one
Or two lie settles down comfortably
mo corner o. the treasury bench and
reals away when business is dull.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-25

Mount Sterling. III. Dec Fin the
preliminary trial of A. IL Burrows
charged with being the instigaior u
che attempt to murder his wife. Mn
MAJ Barrows.- " Mrs Martha Fowler.
Bai lows was acquitted
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In each Of these the New York Contra
= not SURPASSED. as thousands Will attest
Travellers between the West arid the F,s,
VIII Ind Il TO their advantage to use NM
New ork Central which, in point of time
equipment. roadbed. dining car service and
roads of the world.
Send two-cent stamp TO George II
Daniels. General Passenger Agent. Grand
central station, New York. for 4 copv -
me Illustrated Catalogue of the New York
lentraFs "Four-Track Series
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Denver. Col. Dec. e2.--United State
Senator Mark Hanna has deeli,cd n
invitation to attend the annual ban
g1et 81 the renver ci,--be- or corr.
Eserce next month.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-25

All creamerics use butter color Whv
ho1 DO as they do-use June Tint Butter
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Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken %
as couga cure--J. w O'Brien. 32 Tuird
Ave, N, Minneapolis. MINI. Jan. !. no
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The downward road Is not so downy.-
Chicago Tribune.
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lodIde Ct Potassium" How long was
ste slck .'-Cornel Widow.
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Poor Richard.
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lake Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets. All
druggists refund money II il fails TO cure Csc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-12-25

Why cough, when for 25c and this not,c,
you get - doses Of an absolutely guaran
ZEE ssvd cough cure In tablet form postpaid
DIX shlRVIN CO., La Crosse, WIS. ik. i,
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Mrs Jilt--And when you told him I
Vas married did he seem to be sorry"
Miss llllt-"Oh, yes: he said >, quite
frankly Mrs JIlt-"Dd he. realiyy'
Mss Hilt Yes, indeed: he sand he was
exceedingly sorry, although he didn't know
the man personally. Philadelphia Press.
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those who are formed 10 win general
admiration are seldom calculated 10 be-
stow individual happiness. Blessing
ton.
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ss lonr 7 ;,., orl WvHaH IshaII
was MRS MINNIE OTTosov, Ohio Iowa ' sAe &c
wonid be wise they Lydia E.
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THE MYSTERIOUS LETTER
(Continued from First Page.)

his will. and had form of a will and a memorandum with him. The subject of his will was never mentioned before that. When we proceeded to block out the will we took bodily from the old will a number of beauests. I cannot state positively but I think the be- quests to the relatives remained the same. Before the will was reduced to writing we came to the sum of $50, ,000 which he wished to give me-
 Continuing Mr. Bryan said: That was near the spring of 1900 and I knew would be nominated. I told him if I was elected I would not need the money, but he said that he thought that I might need it more if elected than if was not elected. I suggested that he bequeath 1t to his wife in trust for me and if did not need it it should go to charitable and educational insti- tutions. He agreed to this and said that he would write two letters, telling how this money should be disposed of in case of his death before mine, and that he would write the letters on his arrival home. One of these letters he said that he would place in the safety deposit vault with his will, to be opened after his death and that the other copy he would send to me. He said that both would be in his own handwriting. When the will was completed he took it away with him and paid me $500 for my ser- vices. In the course of few days I received letter from him enclosing a copy of the letter. The letter was as follows:
 THE LETTER.
 New York, May 22, 1900. My Dear Wife:
 In my will just executed I have be- quested to you seventy-fve thousand dollars (S75,000) and the Bridgeport houses, and have in addition to this
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TAXPAYERS

Are hereby notified that the Board of As- sessors of the City of New Haven will be In session at Room No. 8, City Hall, daily from Q a. m. until 4 D. m., from October 1. 1903, until. Nov. 2, 1903, inclusive, Sun. days excepted. for the purpose of receiving and personal, subject to taxation.
 If any RESIDENT taxpayer neglects or refuses to hand in list, made and sworn to as prescribed by law, Sickness or absence from the city being no excuse), the assess ors must make out list, and add thereto TEN PERCENTUM as required by law.
 ssPower of attorney" can not be made use Of in swearing to list; nor can the husband swear to list of property or which the wife is the sole owner, nor contrariwise, the wife for the husband
 Each parcel of real estate must be sep ~ EDWARD F. MERRILL. OSCAR P. IVES.
 JOHN J. HOGAN.
 TIMOTHY F. CALLAHAN.
 THEODORE H. MACDONALD,
 s2S No2 Board of Assessors.