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TO TRANSPORT TROOPS.
Railroad Companies TO Bid on Taking
Twelfth TO San Francisco.

Twelfth 70 San Francisco.
The railroad companies have been
asked 90 submit bids FOR the transpor-
Jation of the Twelfth infantry 10 san
Francisco, preparatory 10 embarking
for the Philippines. The bids are 10
De IN by Feb. T. It is expected the
movement TO san Francisco viii begin
Feb 20 The troops TO be moved are
as follows:
Fort Douglas. .-Headquar
stan, band. four companies. fifteen OIL
GERS. and 296 enlisted men.
Fort DUrhesne, J-tah.-Two COM
paEiss. six officers and $50 enlisted men.
Fort Apache Arizoua.-One company,
three officers and sixty enlisted men.
WhipDie Barricks. Ariz0na.-One
company. three officers aEd sixty men.
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from what was supposed 70 Do a cancer
of the stomach. is said TO be improving
again. although il was feared that be
would never recover
Nancy j. Nelson. wife Of Joseph Nell
son, who IS confined IN the Salt Lake
county fail under a federal sentence for
selling whisky TO Indians has instituted
s suit for divorce il the district cour1.
The grounds are cruelty.
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SAINT PAUL FIRE & MARINE IN
sURANCE COMPANY.
Utah Savings & Trust Company.
Local AGENTS.

We beg to advise an our policy hold
ers and the general public that the
losses of the above company in the
Baltimore FIRE amounted TO S175.O00 only.
The assets Of the company are Sc. 300, =
0G0
CHRISTENSEN, EDWARDS & GOOD
WIN, Managers, San Francisco, Cal.
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is YOUR ORDER IN.

For q copy OF Folks Salt Lake City
Directory. 1894? If not, better order now
as the edition viii be limited beyond
actual subscriptions. s new and COM
prehensive Map Of salt Lake City goes
with each Directory this year Sub
scription price $500 Der copy
". i. COOPER. Sec. and Mgr,
617-620 Dolly Bldg.
Tel. 904-K.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

The Ciamekeeper'' will be the attrsc-
tiou II the Grand theatre for the r.
maiudcr of the week, beginning tonight
The scat sale for the Held-Schauman
concert al the Grand Sunday night opens
this morning at Smiths drug store.
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and j say 10 those who have thrown away
their money on cheap apparatus. Salves-
air pumps, washes douches, and the list
of inuumerable trash that is Offer01 Nne
public through flaming advertisements, l
can and viii cure You and cure you 70
stay cured. ] ask 20 money. Ny treat
ment method is one that is 50 simple Il
can be used in your own home. You can
investigate fully. absolutely free and you
pay for il only after YOU are thoroughly
convinced that il will cure you, as 1t has
thousands of others It makes no diff
ference with this marvellous new method
how long yOu have been deaf. nor what
caused your deafness. this new treatment
VIII restore your hearing quickly and
permanently. No matter how many RENE
dies have failed you-nO matter how many
doctors have pronounced your case hope
less this new magic method of treatment
will cure you. / prove this TO you before
YOU paw cent for it. Write today and
I will send YOU fun Information abso-
Iutely free by return mail Address DIT.
Guy Clifford Powell $50 Auditorium
building Peoria Ills. Remember. send
no money-simply your name and address.
You will receive an immediate answer and
fun information by return mail.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral Of the late 81Ts Harry
Bdraes viii take place this afternoon st
. o'clock 9fom the undertaking paFlors OF
= - Evans. lDtcrmcnt az Mt. Oiivct
cemetery.
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BILLIE CLUB EXCURSION
To Ogden. Feb. II.

Special train leaves d. & r. O. depot
30 p. N. Returning leaves Ogden 1880
a. m. Everybody invited. Fare $io0
for the round trip.
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$4,000 stock Of diamonds. watches.
JeWelrys silVer'Fare. cut glass, clocks.
etc, At auction. 80 and 7:90 p. ~. this
aay. ". " Hairs Jewelry Store, 80
Main street
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Time Table
IN EFFECT
NOV, p, 1903
Es5TE4
ARRIVE

From Ogden. Portland. Bufts
san Francisco, Chicago. St ss2a O. -
Louis, Omaha and DsnVer -'r10 q lla
FT POINTS Ogden and intermediate99::la a m
Ogden Cache Valley and Iuter-TI.sE q rs
mediate points .-,----..- zt--o - t--
From Ogden, Chicago, st. Louis.
a hsF: san S S4shci 9saha, Denyof4 N
From Ogden, Cache Valley
F. Fra Aaita0ny' Portland . and san 655 p m
DEPART.
For ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
Denver, Kansas City and SLk-ea "a
LOUIS ---- ..-.-...---.----.--sts- Wv - -
For Ogden, Portland. St. An
thony, San Francisco and iu- fas5h q "a
termediate points 90 -- -------- ts'3s q isa
For Ogden Omaha. Chicago.
P 1s8 gsa f F4s8ss 555y' St Louis ITO
For Ogden, Cache valley. Den
T Taai5 k ans cs G5tg Omaha, St 55pm
For Ogden, Cache Valley, Butte,
Helena Portland san Fran-ITsfE a -
cisco and intermediate points Al'N0 3 az
r. a. SCHUMACHER
Traffic Manager
=. T.. BCRLET,
g p. & T. A.
.. S. SPENCER
City ticket office. 2o1 Main street Teis-
phone go
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Personal

Colonel Isaac Trumbo came in from cal
ifornia yesterday.
DIT T. T. Beatty has returned from q
trip to southern California
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Don't fail to hear Utah's greatest
singer, Agatha Berkhoel Friday even
Ing
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Double Track

Shirt Sale at Richardson & Adams,
172 Main street.
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Deafness
Can Be Cured
I Have Made the Most Marvellous
Discovery for the Positive Cure
of Deafness and Head Noises
and I give the Secret Free

Withs This Wonderful. MySterIou
Power I Have Made People DSat
for Years Hear the Tick OF a
Watch in a Few Minutes.
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Send Ne Nc Money--S1mply Write
Ne About Your Case and Send
You the Secret by Return
Mail Absolutely Free

After years OF research along the lines
of the dee1er scientific mysteries of the
occult and invisible OF Nature forces 1
have found the cause and cure OF DEAR
ness and head noises, and am enabled
by this same mysterious knowledge and
power to give TO every unfortunate and
suffering person perfect hearing again;
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-03
BLAckHAWK.

Blackhawk. Dec, 2. - The meeting
at this place is still in progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miner Barnes are re-.
Joicing over the arrival of little
daughter at their home.
Miss Lizzie Adams is visiting with
her sister Mrs. Pearl Scott of Bunch,
Frank Hopkins was pleasant call.
er at the home of R. H. Coop on Mon
day
Misses Olive and Ada Albright Of
Ash Grove visited Sunday at the home
OF their uncle William Brown at Black
hawk.
John March and wife visited over
Sunday with relatives at this place.
Nathaniel Barnes of Blakesburg Wis.
tied Wednesday with his son Miner.
Miss Lena Mcconnell was an Ash
Grove caller on Monday.
G. w. Chatterton and family of
Unionville visited on Sunday at the
home of Charles Brown.
The small children of this place
have been suffering the past week with
chickenpox.
Miss Minnie Moss is employed at
the home of Mrs. Mary Barnes.
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oRMANVILLE.

Ormanyflle. Dec. Q. - The Hickory
Flat Telephone is now complete max
ing five lines entering the South Side
Switch at the home Of F. NJ. Oyerturf
and the officers for this new lire are:
President, Boone Raines, treasurer,
Marion Orman, secretary Bert Nc.
Kever.
There, were a series Of meetings
held last week at Sherman chapel, con.
Quoted by Revs. w. e. H. Overturf and
Alva HUFF, students at the Pella Theo.
logical college.
This week, Rev. Beck the pastor is
holding Gospel meetings.
Thanksgiving Mr.. and Mrs. F. M
Overturf gave dinner. The guests OF
honor were Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Huff.
Rev. William Overture has remod.
eled his residence here and made 1t
as good as new.
A large audience greeted Rev. R. v
Pike last Sabbath evening.
Mrs. Patrick Henry is very sick at
the present time.
Miss Myrtle Eakins spent few
days here last week with relatives
and friends.
The Ormanville school is progress
sing finely under the administration Of
Henry Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cyne of OF
tumwa were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Klinger last week.
Mrs. Adamson is very Ill at the pres
ent time.
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MOTHER WILL GET BOYS.
Councillor Case Decided at Waterloo
FIGHT Has Been a Hot One.

Waterloo, Dec. Mrs. j. w. Coun-
cillor will keep the custody of her
two boys, Theron and Byron. This is
the decision of Judge F. G. Platt, rem
dered after the trial of the habeas
corpus proceedings in the district
court Wednesday.
The case will be rendered as the
one which resulted from the taking of
the Councillor boys, aged Z and 10
years. respectively, from their home
on Wednesday of last week by the
father and attempting to leave the
city and take them to Michigan. where
the father is going to live, having sold
his interests in the Councillor stamp
ing works in this city. The father was
caught with the children in farm
house near Washburn by Sheriff j. D..
Caldwell, the father having taken
them there and hiding them until he
thought he could escape without be-
ing caught.
|. The case was an interesting and sad
one. A broken family, and one of
prominence, fighting at law over the
possession of two bright boys, neither
father nor mother willing to give up
the children, and both with strong will
refusing to live together The deci-
sion of Judge Platt was welcomed with
joy by the mother, while the father
left the court room with tears in his
eyes and a downcast heart. bent on
Immediately going to the old home in
Michigan.
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DARBYvILLE.

Darbyville, Dec. 2. Born to Mr..
and Mrs. Curt Ellis Tuesday Novem-
Der 20, daughter.
Mrs. John Espy is quite sick with
typhoid fever. DR.. Levees Of Center.
vile Is attending the case.
Quite q number Of the young peo-
pie from this place attended the box
supper at Clarkdale Wednesday night.
John Mcdonald is just completing
the erection of his new house in North
Darby just opposite the home of Fin.
lay Maxwell.
Mrs. s. d. Livingstone who has
been visiting relatives and friends
in Mahaska county. returned home
this week.
Alfred Webb who has been the guest
of Robert Fromm for few days has
returned to his home in Seymour.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster Of Iconi'
UNI are visiting relatives in this vicin'
ity.
Mrs. William Henry was called to
the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Tracy
who Is seriously i'll at her home in
Rathbun.
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DAVIS COUNTY LINE.

Davis County Line, Dec. Mrs.
Ellen Mendenhall returned to her
home in Business Corner after a
weeks visit with relatives here. Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Hamm accompan
her and stayed over night.
John Lannan and family returned
recently from Montana where thew
had spent the past year.
Carpenters are busy putting up a
store building for c. e. Lasley.
Jacob Schlotter and wife and Mrs.
Xix spent Thanksgiving at the home
Of Will Schlotter.
John Carroll and family entertained
friends from Bloomfield THANKSGIVING
Mrs. William Davis and daughter
Mrs. Flora Carroll spent Thanksgiving
at the home of L. P. Perry.
Several Of the farmers here de.
livered hogs at Selma Wednesday
Jacob Schlotter and wife and Mrs
20. M. Perry visited Sunday at the
home Of Wade Herryman.
School opened Monday at Olive
Branch with Herbert Carroll as the
teacher.
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RURAL ROUTE NO. 1, BATAVIA.

Rural Route No. /, Batavia, Dec 2.
On last Friday evening, November
20, Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Muldoon en-
tertained about fifty of the young peo-
pie in honor Of their sons, Charley
and Frank. The occasion was
quite a surprise to the boys,
they knowing nothing of it
until the party arrived about eight
o'clock The evening was very enjoy.
ably spent in dancing and card play.
ing. About II o'clock lunch was
served, after which came the best
surprise of the evening when each OF
the two boys were presented with a
gold watch by their parents.
Robert Curtis spent last week at St
Louis visiting the worlds fair.
Q. j. Martin and son departed for
their home Tuesday at Speed, Kansas
after two weeks visit with friends
and relatives in this vicinity.
John Morley was in Batavia Tues
day. ;,
School has begun at Pleasant Hill
after two weeks vacation.
Miles Davis made business trip tc
Batavia Wednesday,
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from the northwest. The fire is
thought to have caught from cloth
which was used In handling an ash
pan.
John Denning, east of town, has
arm.
The two children of Wesley Garrett,
near the old pottery, which have been
having scarlet fever, are getting along
nicely.
]. j. jaeger was at Bussey Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson of Colchester,
Illinois, has been visiting with her
cousin, Mrs. j. H. Scott, whom she
has not seen for about forty years.
| The following program was given
Thursday evening by the Athenian Lit
erary society Of the Eddyville High
[ school: Duet, Grace Burns and
Frances Funk; recitation, Mamie
Right; Book review, Roy Palmer; reci-
taticn, Rena Ryan; debate, Resolved,
That the game of Football is not physi-
cally beneficial affirmative, Chris
tena Roberts and Agnes Gallagher;
negative, Emma Noel and Walter
Carey; solo, Grace Rhode; recitation,
Geo. DOTS; current events, Blanche
Kussart; duet, Goldie and Mintie Ma
ter; character sketch, Bert Brown;
recitation, Flossie Allen; instrumental
solo, Bertha Waugaman; reading,
Frank Coryell; recitation, John Ter.
rell; original paper, Gladys belong;
song, Girls Glee club-Gervais Fails,
president, Frank Liember, secretary
The next literary will be given Friday
evening, December 16, by the Philo-
mathean Literary society.
| Mrs. Avis Bourke and son, George,
will leave next Tuesday for Harrison,
Nebraska. Mrs. Bourke goes to look
after a claim on which she filed last
sum mer and which is being contested.
Her little son will remain with rela-
tives there.
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INSANE WOMAN WINS PRIZE.
Solves Rebus Puzzle in Magazine :
Friends Of Editor Are Lauuhinq.

Solves Rebus Puzzle In Magazine -
Friends Of Editor Are Laughing.
Waterloo, Dec. Q. That an inmate
Of an insane asylum at st. Paul should
solve the rebus offered as a prize trip
abroad. offered by a Boston magazine
is creating much merriment among the
friends of Joe NJ Chapman, the editor
and publisher who is an old Black
Hawk county boy and nephew Of
Harry Chapman of this city
This rebus created considerable in
terest all over the country and prob
ably many thousands Of answers were
transmitted to the publishers from all
parts of the United States. 1t is very
strange that out of all the thousands
from sane folk the prize should be
awarded to woman in the state
asylum of Minnesota.
But such is the case and thereby
hangs tale. The question now Is
how to enable the prize winner to
take advantage of the liberal terms of
the offer. while in an institution being
treated for insanity.
A dispatch from ST. Paul gives the
following particulars of the strange
case:
ga woman inmate Of the state In
sane hospital has won prize offered
by Boston magazine for the solving
Of rebus and short essay on an
assigned topic. The prize was a trip
abroad or $3.50. She has applied to
the state board of control for permits
sion to make the trip, but the board
does not deem il safe tO allow her tn
go. The afflicted woman submitted
her solution of the rebus and the man.
uscript in such good form that the
publishers never questioned the men
tai ability of the prize winner
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OF the game dainty refreshments were
served. Those present were Messrs
Curtis Phillips, Harry Burchett, Chas.
shannon. Henry Wray; Misses Ruby
Phillips. Helen Wray and Laura Will
son of Des Moines.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Brier who :. pur-
chased the Brown property in the east
part OF town expect to move into the
new mouse which is now completed,
some time next week.
Mrs. G. w. Grosvenor Of Central
City, Neb., arrived Wednesday even
ing to make an extended visit at the
nome OF her brother Mayor H. G.
Leach. Some time will also be spent
win other relati~o~ in the county
Miss Martha Wray has ),
from Hedrick where che has been
spending the past few weeks with
relatives.
Arthur Wray and Mrs. Charlotte
Davis returned Thursday from Chica-
go where they have been spending the
past week with relatives and attending
the stock show.
The regular meeting of the Fort
nightly club which was held Wednes-
DAY evening at the home of Mr.. and
MRS; w. A. Sheaffer was an enjoyable
anair. The fascination of the game
held the undivided interest of the
club until late hour. when the final
count gave the first prize. hand.
some jewel case to Mrs. w A. Her.
man. When the cards were laid aside
a turkey dinner of many courses was
served and the pleasure of the even.
Ing drew to close at the near ap.
proach of midnight.
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YAM PA.

Yampa, Dec 2.-Mr. and Mrs. Dud.
geon visited at Thomas Rifles Sun.
day.
Misses Ruth and Edna Beal, of Ash
land, visited their grandmother, Mrs.
Beal, Saturday and Sunday.
b. II. Burnaugh visited Friday with
her old friend, Polly Vass, at Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Burnaugh were
ottumwa shoppers Saturday.
Thomas Rifle was in Batavia We'd.
nesday
Fred Morrison visited his sister Mrs.
Jessie Ploughman, at Douds, Sunday.
Miss Myrl Dreamer, who has been
spending the summer with her sister
Mrs. Norton Giltner, returned to her
home in Nebraska last week. She was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Gilt.
ner
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BLOOMFIELD.
ent time.

Bloomfield Dec. 2. - A quiet home
wedding occurred Wednesday evening
at 1880 o'clock at the home of Mr.and
Mrs. A. L. Rupe when the formers
sister, Mary Estella Aelshire Of Bethel,
Missouri became the bride of William
McMains Of Savannah. The ceremony
was performed by Elder M. D. Down
ing. Aside from the immediate rela
tives only R. Guy Hardy and sisters,
Miss Fife Hardy and Mrs. Eva Atkins
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. McMains
left Immediately for Bethel, Mo, where
they will spend a short time at the
home of the brides parents before
returning to make their future home
on the McMains farm near Savannah.
The marriage of Mrs. Carrie Wright
Of Drakeville to George L. Turpin Of
this place occurred Tuesday evening
at the home of the officiating pastor,
Elder M. Downing by whom the cere-
mony was performed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Turpin will make their future home in
Centerville.
Two very pleasant afternoons were
given on Wednesday and Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Will Votaw. We'd
uSSudy dllSl was 4ulIe lulOi lldl
and about twenty-five friends were
happily entertained The husbands
having been previously requested to
send written description of their
wives wedding dresses the portrayal
caused no end of amusement and
many of the gowns depicted were hard
to recognize by the brides of former
days Thursday afternoon was de-
voted to entertainment of the friends
of Mrs Esther Votaw of Ida Grove for
merly of this CITY, A number of pleas
ing contests furnished amusement for
the afternoon which was greatly en-
joyed Light refreshments were
served.
Miss Nina Swallow of Dover, New
Jersey who is spending the winter
with her aunt, Mrs. ]. G. Frazer en-
tertained a few friends Wednesday
evening at a card party. At the close
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"PAPA ! AM GOING. FROM You.'
Annie Cook Left Farewell Note for
Lover When Wanted to Leave World.

Annie Cook Left Farewell Note for
Lover When Wanted to Leave World.
From Fridays Daily.
Papa, am going from you" was
the brief farewell message left for her
lover by Annie Cook. 800 South Union
street since the death of Mary Ches-
ser a claimant and aspirant for the IT,
tie of Queen of the Row." Annie did
not go. DR.. Frank Mills found her
just after she started on her long
sleep and even before she had begun
to srore. A fierce emetic injected
through a hypodermic needle woke
up the sleeping queen AMI forced her
much against her will to voluntarily
give up the nine one-eighth grain NOR
phine pills which she had deliberately
placed in her breadbasket with sui
cidal intent.
Annie lives with her sister Mrs Rose
Euber 500 South Union street and ac-
cording to her schedule she expected
to Depart this life about or o'clock
Wednesday morning. She is still here
and basking once more in the smiles
Of her lover to whom she gave such
desperate proof of her love.
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coMPETIME.

Competine. Dec. 2.-J. w. Megan
filled the pulpit in the Baptist church
at Atlantic Sunday morning and even
ing. AS the pastor, Mr.. Reeder
ing. AS the pastor, Rev.
Reeder, is holding meetings in the
church mere. The meetings are well
attended and great deal of inter
est is manifested in each meeting. Rev.
Reeder breaches the plain old gospel
so all may easily understand it. He is
a true man of God
Mrs. Mary Howell Of Hedrick has
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SELECTS SOUTHERN BOYS.
stonewaIl Jackson's Grandson Presi-
dents Appointee to West Point.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 2.-To Rep
resentative Livingstone, of Georgia,
and to Colonel j. c. Woodward, presi-
dent Of the Georgia military academy.
President Roosevelt yesterday said he
would appoint Stonewall jackson
Christian. grandson of General Stone
wall Jackson, the Confederate chief
tain, as a cadet to the West Point mil
student at the Georgia military acad.
envy.
The President als said he expected
to appoint as a West Point cadet a
son Of Harry Stillwell Edwards. post
master at Macon, Ga. Mr.. Edwards
delivered one of the speeches second
ing the nomination of the President at
the Chicago convention.
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been visiting at her parents home,
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Phelps this week.
The ne1ghbors all turned out We'd
nesday and husked Ezra Sylvesters
corn. He has been confined to the
house all fall with sickness.
The meeting in the church will con-
tinue all next week. There were two
conversions Wednesday evning.
Miss Mary Green is sick with whoop-
ing cough.
Mrs. Messu Smith is very sick with
typhoid lever. DR.. Moore is the at
tending physician
L. Dudgeon's horse broke lose from
the church Wednesday night, but was
found all right next morning with the
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AGED WOMAN DIES.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wolf Passes Away at
Home Of Son, Near Dudley.


From Fridays Daily
This morning at $3.50 o'clock Mrs.
Elizabeth Wolf, widow of B. D. Wolf,
passed away at the home of her son,
]. E. Eyre, who resides one-half mile
south of Dudley The deceased was
eighty-six years old and lived in Wa
pello county number Of years. The
remains will be brought to this city
tomorrow morning on Burlington No.
10 and the funeral cortege will pro-
coed directly to Zion church in Green
township, where at 1870 o'clock, the
funeral services will be preached by
Rev. George Monkman. pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal church at Chilli
cothe Interment will be made in
Zion cemetery.
The deceased will be remembered
by older residents of this county as
the wife Of John Eyre, who died thirty
years ago and whose remains were
laid to rest in Zion cemetery.