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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-09-23
GA sToErA.
Bear. the 1Ihs Kind You Havs Always Bought
Signature Of GrNAZzzT
CERALVO.

Sept. 2o.-Miss Euva Kimmel, who
has been very sick, Is improving.
Miss Oracle Richardson, OF Rich
ardsville, spent last week here.
Mrs Emma Fulkerson Is In Louis
willie this week.
Miss Chariina Rowe Is on the sick
list
Mr.. Bunton Kimb'ey Is very sick
at this writing.
Mr. Meriwether Richardson, Rich.
ardsville was here last week.
Messrs. Charlie Everly and Bob
Eudlay returned from Louisville
Sunday.
Mr.. Lutte Williams has sold his farm
and moved to Rockport.
Miss Maude Barnard returned Tues.
day after a weeks visit near Beaver
Dam.
Miss Sallie Stephens, Beaver Dam
Is visiting here.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-09-23
Ordinance of the City of Hart
ford. XIV.

Providing for the Sale OF franchise to Install
and Operate an Electric Light Plant INthe
City of Hartford.
The city council OF the city of Hart
ford do ordain as follows:
Sec. I. That there be granted a
franchise right and privilege to use
the streets and alleys of said city for
the purpose OF operating an electric
light plant In, on and over same and
to erect necessary poles to supp ort the
necessary wires needed to connect said
light plant with any or all resident and
business houses In said city and use
of such said streets and alleys shall In.
tertere with the public use OF said
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-09-23
VOL. XVII.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
ISSO Much of Registration Law
as Requires Certificates.
Cannot Compel Voters to Present
Them to be Entitled
to Vote.

In an opinion banded down by
special Judge w. II. Mackoy at Gov
ington last Friday, 1t Is held that so
much Of the new registration law a.
requires certificates to be Issued by
the officers holding the registration
to each one who registers and the
presentation OF them by the voters to
the election officers before such voters
are entitled to cast their ballots was
declared In cor flict with the constitu-
ton, and therefore nul and void.
The court does not hold that vot-
ers OF all towns cannot be required
to register but they are not comp lied
to procure q certificate Of registration
and present It to the election officers
The case however will be appealed to
the Court Of AppeSls and the whole
matter may be reversed. The Courts
opinion In part Is as follows:
With reference to the act under con.
side ration. | am OF the opinion that
the provision with reference to the Is
suing of certificate to the voter
which he Is required to present when
he offers to vote, without the presen.
tation Of which to the Cfficeis OF elect
ION he cannot vote, does not come
within the meaning Of the word,
registration, as that word or term
Is used in laws relating to elections,
nor generally would the issuing Of
certificate be part OF that which Is
required to be done by registration
The Issuing OF certificate to the
person who registers in no way serves
the purpose intended to be accom-
plished by the registration OF voters.
The certificate remains in the posses
ion Of the registrsted voter unless he
looses Ii, and cannot offer any aid,
either to the officers OF the election,
nor to the public, nor interested per
sons, In determining In advance OF
the election who Is entitled to vote
The requirement that the voter shall
present a certificate OF the fact that he
Is registered Is the imposing OF an
other qualification upon the voter not
prescribed by the Constitution, and l.
limitation upon his right to vote
4. i ,aaeAaahIa yanttta
ton OF the right ui suffrage and il the
voter should happen to loose his cer
tiGcate, the burden Is imposed upon
him OF obtaining duplicate thereof,
: and of paying therefor the sum pro-
vided In the act before he can exer
else the privilege of voting.
The Constitution itself In Section
las fixes the qualifications for a vo
ter and provides who shall vote. The
act under consideration disonaliies a
person from voting who loses a
certificate, and II he would exercise
the privilege OF voting he must then
pay a stipulated sum In order that
he may vote.
am clearly of the opinion that the
act under consideration Is unconsti-
tutioual. T. ere are other reasons
which might be given, but 1t would
make this opinion of undue length,
and as this case Is to be determined by
the Court of Appeals, 1t Is not neces'
sary that should consider the ques
ton further. have merely stated
briefly the reasons which constrain me
In holding that the act Is uncon stitu-
tional.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-09-23
OHIO COUNTY MAN
Drives off a Team of Horses
And Does Not
Return.

SedalIa, Mo-, Sept. 2o.-A man
repre- senting himself to be J. A. Will
liams, of Ohio county, hired a team
Of horses and buggy from livery
stable here last week and drove away
and has not been seen nor heard OF
since, He claimed that he was look
Ing fer a location. He was nicely
dressed and seemed to have plenty OF
money. A reward OF $50 has been
offered for his arrest.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-09-23
Coach Excursion to Worlds Fair.

Commencing Sept. 18th, coach ex-
cursion tickets will be sold from
Beaver Dam to St. Louis and return on
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wesnes-
day and Thursday OF each week limit.
ed to 7 days for return except that no
ticket will be limited later than Dec.
aud. These tickets not good in sleep
Ing cars. S. B. VAN METER, Agt.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-09-23

for every rs votes or fraction over IL
votes cast for President Roosevelt on
November 8, 1904, and the candidate
receiving a majority of the votes cast
In said county convention shall be
declared the nominee of the Republic
an party tor said Office.
NICHOLAS BARRASS, Ch'm'n.
NJ. S. RAGLAND, Sec'y.
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GA 81 oRrA.
Bear. tn. H'A' Kind ": H.: .!::y: Bought
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-31
GAINEs,s MILL.

VI Rev, Il Don A. Il Liant han has resigned his
position at the Memorial II ospi tai and
fas accepted his former pastorate az
Black Creek Church. q sS9
MISS Roberta Christian has gone to
Virginia Reachafor a stay OF I'VE Weeks.
Miss Fields. OF West Point. - ylslt'nE
Misses puyalls. near OLD Church
Misses Matte and Ines Kellum, OF
Paramount, has returned home after
spending a delightful month with their
aunt at the Cliffs isats I, u, .
\ Miss Mabel Dansey. OF Church Till. !ts
spending some time with Mrs Joe
Master Frank steel. OF Richmond, is
Visiting friends near Old Church
Instead of!the E2srd OF Augus the Wal (
nut Grove picnic goes to huckroe on the
Willie nj Bowles visited Mt, Airy on Mon
day last. Y, !. !.
at the Glynrse. near Old Church: !, a, ],
Kiss Mary Richardson has returned
home, after spending some time with her
aunt, Mrs, Martha Kosher, near Geth-
Miss Matte Click. of Louisa, Is visiting
her cousin, Miss Conway Mallory,
The Black Greek picnic that went to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-31
GHLANDIl SPRINGS.

The Union Leag que will be led sto-mor-,
row evening by the pastor and he SER
vices will no doubt prove especially inter
esting. An attractive musical pro era n1mes
will be a. feature.9 ".
The NJ. II. Church Sunday School held
Its annual picnic on Wednesday at Reser-
voir Park, where an deal cda y was spent,
the children especially enjoyed the day.
x Mrs. George w, 6torer8 left, for Wash
jington on yesterday. 8s
There will be business meeting OF the
Board Of Directors Of the Womans
Study Club on "Wednesday afternoon at
4 o'clock at the home Of the president
Mrs, G. T. Collins az
Mrs. p. S. Read and Miss Julia Read,
OF the Manor House, and Mrs II. l..
5Yinol and Miss Nellie Yinol, of Vine
Haven left on Friday for Orange coun-
Ity. where hey will spend some time
frustrating. ss t 81 !.
A telegram, imparting the SAD intelli-
gence OF the sudden death In III delphia
cot their sister, was received on Thurs
day by Mrs, Mcdowell and Miss DE
Wolf.
The following is a clipplng from a New
huryport. Mass. paper; ss3i
Mrs III p. Roope, one OF sal Us bury's
most esteemed residents celebra ties her
Dist birthday to-day t23rd lnst) She Is
in excellent health With faculties unim,
paired except her eye slight. She was
horn In Newburyport where she resided
for 40 years, hen moved to- (, Salisbury
Npst acros tha Merrlplae Rlyer), where
she has since lived except 1or g shofs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-31
BARTON HEIGHTS.

Mr.. d. p, Leach, OF Petersburg, is
Visiting friends at the Seminary.
Mrs. c. L.. Jones and family, OF lber-
enc, Va, a re- the guests OF Mr. md Mrs.
W. r.. ~ ones. 3sgs 5f.59 ~ Ii
MI. Nv. X. I. Bache, of Lamb Avenue. has
left for Westm ireland county, Va-,s4;; on
Mrs. Carroll. 81 N rfolk,s,s visiting Mrs.
is. M. Irving Of Luck Avenue: I'LL
Mrs. u. r. ~ K llogg is visiting rela-}
tives in Hunter lum Springs, ~ a. !.
IA Mr.. Ii c. Haynes. Of williamsburg is
the guest Of friends at the semin airy.
NIB, ID Clark, OF Petersburg, Is vis-
ting at the semina ry.
MI. James Peterson. Of Amelia, Is visit
Ing friends on the Heights
Miss Hittie I<tttipger5 Is visiting friends
in Prince Edward a., .
Miss Gladys IIiggason, OF Brookland2
Park, Is visiting her grandmot her n IN
Miss Molie Duval expects to leave
In a few days for Hanover and IS s. 90 ch ~
land counties to visit friends.
{S Mr.. John Gardner;9 who has been visit Z
has left for his home in West y ginia-!3-
b Mr. !. . L. Lewis, Of Philadelphiav Is
visiting friends at8the Seminary. ~
MIR. IN, c. W'oodson of Petersburg, is
visiting friends at tlle Seminary 5g$
Mr. Percy Chisholm has returned home
after a pleasant visit witt q frie nds q
Spottsylvana i5s. Y.
Mr.. i. r.. Driver, who has been visiting
his parents in spottsylyania, has returned
to his thome. NJ.
Miss Ida Lee and Miss Estelle ones,
who have been visiting In Yarina, have
returned to their home on M lller Ave-
nue.. JjE35 5ss 5i 3,
!; Mr., j acob Hardy, who has been visiting
Mrs. w. NJ. Luck has left for his home
I'm Newa rk New ] rsey.fS5t 3tl sf II
Mr., and Mrs, r. H. Harris VIII y leave I've
soon for Norfolk. Va. 81 q S.,
IS Mr. j. T.. Perry, who has been visiting
at the Seminary. has3left for his home N
3Ra Itn1nra gi II X y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-31
DENTAL D +: ASSOCIATION. i
Interesting and Important Meet
ir1gE at Old Point This Week. III

Il y ~ y
Interesting and Important Meet
3 ing at Old Point This Week.
Tho tlirty-fifth annual meeting Of the
Virginia state Dental Association Will
he held In the Chamberlln otel,l at Old
Point Comfort, on August I'd, 80 and 4th.s
This time was selected In order 10 give
any ottits members who might desire 20
do so an opportunity to attend the meet.
ings OF the Fourth Internal lonali 5Denlal
Congress, which will be held at ~ Louis
"a little later in August 3,
The Virginia State Dental Association
is one Of the oldest In America, and has
done much to further the interests Nof
the dental profession, especially N ~ r.
Fglnia. 1t numbers among It's members
most Of the prominent dentists Of the
State. The several committees have been
hard at work, and many valuable papers
Will be read and discussed. interesting
clinics VIII be given by prominent den--l
fists from this and other States. There
VIII be exhibitions given by various dem
tai supply companies Of the latest I'M
proyements In instruments. ms meellng
will be largely attended ana Z plas talr
TO be one OF the most sue cessfnl the
association has ever ne lld. ~. II
The FOL lowing Is a complete list OF the
Richmond members OF the associate 81
az whom will doubtless attends
prs.iI. IIall Moore. George i, Keeseef
CA. Mercer, IT, W, Stiff, J. w, Eggles-
ION, irwin b. Smith, b. Brio N a. "
stratsord, aEdward III les ton, ~ NJ CO..
wardn, w. ~. Davis, I3owles. r. q.
Walden, NJ. p. Ills, II, @. ! ones. lrluh
Harman, WI cowardin, Ham Elem
Ing, u. G. csparran. M q Mooklar,
NWgsF, Davidson ?, r. Wright
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-31
EAST RICHMOND.

j. There will be services at Sunday School
Hall this afternoon at 4 o'clock, when;
the Rev. Nv. w. Cover will pre- ch. "a
The lawn party given at he vi all on
Thursday evening was a most ri easant
occasion. a large crowd being present to
enjoy the delicious refreshments served
II Miss Helen Franck has returned from
a pleasant visit to her aunt, Mrs. Iaur
Herold, II # III
M Little Miss La ura M ell brock, Of Rich
Emond, is spending some time with her
cousins Misses Dora. and Annie Franck.
IVY, NJ, Wash has returned home from;
a pleasant trip to Apple Grove. =. Louisa
county, Va. 4. $ss 81 5 IN.
Mr. w. Trice Turner. of West Virginia,
after delightful visit to his aunt, Mrs.
Wm. NIcIlwdll, has gone to Louisa county,
parents, 355
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-31
SEVEN! :, "a! PINES MES.

Mr., Harry Osborne SO we'll known here,
has been transferred from Fredericksburg
10 Popular Grove, near petersburg, where
he holds the position Of Superintendent
OF that cemetery IL IA "a
Superintendent Jeffries, of Philadelphia
succeeds Mr.. Osborne at rederlckshurg
Va 4 }B
y Superintendent Savage goes from Poplar
Grove to Memphis, Tennessee. s
Mr.. N. West Is confined to his bed
with rheumatism. DR., Harry Corey, OF
Richmond, is the attending physician,
Mrs. Hord, Of Fair Oaks, Is visiting In
the home Of Mr., and Mrs. S. n. West IA
Mrs. g. H. Graves, who has been very
Ill is now conyalescent. @ "A
Mr.. Vim. Lyme Is now able to be- out,
er53having been detained al home BY
a weeks illness, e g5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-31
CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND# I PARK

a very enjoyable hay ride Wis given
last Tuesda ! evening tojWestNHlntts ten
Park BY the Young. Peoples Progressive
F.lnch Club and several Oi their y1ung
men friends, OF Richmond.
Among those who composed the party
were Misses Bessie NJ rshall, Annie SAFE.
Bert L Marshall, Reb coca Clarke. Mary.
Starks, Lucy Scott. J ennie Pierce, Lyle
Parkinson, Of Richmond; Messrs While
Fl opp. Iyanhoe Sclater. Bernard LORRAINE.
Page Ramos, Charlie Il orrok, Sydney
Laird, all 5of Richmond Russell Henley,
willie 1Iuxter, Lamar Henley, Richard
Sale. Chaperones, Mrs. Richard Sale,
Mrs. Bertha Williams.
Miss Louise Rennie has returned after
spending some time with relatives IN.
Amelia county.
Miss Mary starke, of Hanover, has been
Visiting her grandparents for the past
week. ;i5 n (. 5,5 iSa 53} Il.
II Miss Eleanor Ensl ow, Of Fl lghland Park |.
is tho guest OF little Miss Claire Shafer,
of Third Avenue. is sg t
Mrs, Benjamin Catlin, OF Fourth Ave
nue.. will leave tomorrow for Alton, VA,
where she will spend some time.
Miss Myrtle Redford and mother are
expected to return to their home to-day.
after spending the past week at mia
Bea CHI. VIZ hey were guests at MIS-
Fitzhughs cottage. 55 @
Mrs. It.. r. Rennie and daughter, Miss
Ella Rennle, left ThurSdayl ~ or. ClaThs-
Vile, Va, where they Will spend several
weeks with relatives. q. rs
Mrs. T.. Harris and daughter. Miss
Irene. have returned to their home after
spending week a u fferson Park Hotel.
charlottesville. .al. ~
Or. S. p Christian, OF Fourth Avenue.
Is visiting friends II, New Kent county. 81
DR.. Ernest Mosby, Of Wayne sboro, ~ y,
sis visiting his father on Fourth Avenue.
Mrs. Jennings is spending some time
with her daughter Mrs. Powell Nash e
Mrs. Pears and son have returned home,
after visit torelatives in Hanover co
Mrs u. X, walthall and son. Barclay.
left Thursdaytfor Farmville, Va. where
they will spend some time. 81
Mrs Leila Woodrltn1, OF Sa llsbury n I.
c., Is visiting herfbrother. Mrs. g. w.
Vaughan, OF Highland Park,
Il Miss Eugenia Dunn, OF Third Avenue.
loft yesterday to,tvsit relatives; in Fapi-
dan. s5 .. \. !, :, z.
lis visiting friends on Highland ark
Rey. j. b. Aslsew has returned, home,
after a. pleasant visit to Essex 60 UNITY,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. Satterwhite and
children, OF Franklin Pa, have returned
home. after pleasa ut visit to Mr. G.
L. satterwhite, OF Fourth Avenue. 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-31
West Point wednesday last. spent the
day very pleasantly and all report most mos
enjoyable 2tme. s35
FULTON NEWS.

The many. friends Of Mr.. George W.
( Rogers, who was operated upon at the
Virginia HI pital last Wednesday Tor a
Spendlci tis,. will gladly welcome the news
Il Mrs. Harvey j. Mays and her children l1r's
of Mobile, Ala, are visiting Mrs May vs.!
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. a. Nielsen, on WI
Harrisburg Avenue
Is The Rev. .. a. Hawk. 9. n Dallas,
Texas, who has been visiting the Rev. Re.
I eril home. y
Mrs. Nv. u. Mays Is spending some. time
at Virginia Beach. \, \. Y,
E The Parsonage and Ladies AuXiliaryi
Societies Of the Denny Street M ethoddst
Episcopal Church will meet together to-
morrow night at o'clock at the church..
n Mr.. j. Richard Hicks, who has peen5
extremely Ill a at his home on Fulton
Street lis slowly Improving
5, Peyton Sutton, the 16 year old son OF
Mr.. c. 81. Sutton, who accidentally shot
himself In the left foot while playing With
a 50 cailbre pistol wednesday morning Is
getting along nicely.
ISL The Rev, David Hepburn, aston OF the
Fulton Baptist Church. VIII leave To-
morrow for Rock Hill, Stafford ounty,#
where he will assist the Rev. ] g cum
E111ings of that place in q revival meeting
Mrs Frank Thompson and her G hldrens
left Friday for the Eastern shore Of
Maryland, where they will spend the re-
nainder Of the summer visiting Mrs.
Thompson parents.
The Rev. ohm w. Dnugherty pastor 4
Sof the Apostolic Church, is in8Danvllle,
where he is conducting revival meeting.
Services Eat$the chapel will be conducted
as usual.
Mr. Ira nrearss and Miss Gertrude Mears,
of Vallejo Phi are visiting their uncle.
Mr.. DIV. 5shrecengost, on Fulton Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Black, ana
theirFlittle daughter, Maynae, have ret urn
ed from Berkeley, Va, where they nave rave
been visiting Mrs. Blacks sister, Mrs Mrs
Rosa Pease. Is
Il Mr.. Frank Grnbbs, Of the Peoples
Drug store, will leave tomorrow FOR
Cold Harbor, Il where he Will spend te.rli MS
vacation.
hi MI. sS.J. W. r cams, superlntend ent Of !,
the Richmond Cedar w orks,. has returned
from New Y ork city and other n ort hern
points. 5fa
Captain and Mrs. Barney Wnall and /
their children OF Isle of Wight county
are visiting Mrs. George II. Duke on WI IL
sliamsb Avenue. .55
RI Mr. and Mrs. j ohm Man and their 1T
tle daughter OF Covington, Is are &
Visiting Mr. u f. Davis. 5si& " s..
tx Miss Florence Mont gomery IS q ute IL
at her homo on Nicholson Street.
Mrs Welt ord Bates, who has been ex-S
tremey illIwIth typhoid fever Is mproV-f
ling. s5St ~,
IA Miss Jennie Nllnnally. Of Williamsburg
Avenue, 4 who has been quite Ill with ty-&s
phoid fever Is much improved she IS
able I 70 heNup& In her room to-day. .s5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-31
FORT Lee

The pie party given during tho week at
,the5home OF Mr. J. W. Dog etts was large
5ly attended, and greatly enjoyed by all
OF the young people.
Mrs. Huxter5 has very much improved
in health, and Is now at home here, after
having been quite sick at the homo OF
one Of her children In Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Tressler and chill. :
Sdren, of Fulton, visited tho parents {
Mrs, Tressler during the week,
ing a. few weeks at the very pretty collr-
try home OF her parents at this place, 53
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CAPT. w. s. Bl 81,
Died at the Age Of Ninety.thre
Leaving Many Descendants.
lSneclal sto IThe TlmeS- Dispat chl

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AZ & July ssoJ--
Captain w liam. y. Biscoe. a. prominent
citizen Of SDotsVlyan!a county, died SUD
sBiscoe, near Belmont. Yesterday, q ged
able man and very energetic up to three
years ago and never had been sick until
then to the extent Of having ia physician:
He was native OF Lancaster county.
Nine children survive him, among them
the Legislature from this city and Spot
sylvania county. II @ leaves over y
grandchildren and q nun Der Of grea 7
3grandc children. 5 fsE a rs. .
ticket since 1910, and n ever missed g n
election until tho st one. He has been 2
an ardent member Of the S&h ~ ethod li:
Church for over six We RS. ,@ . Il, s.
He was married three times, his last
wife having died last Octobe r.s$9.5
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while with her son. N . ]. n Roope, III
Richmond, a. She ~ axes great inter,
est in church work, being a constant and
regular attendant OF the NJ thodst Epis,
scopal & Church,. She has six child rem ~
grandchildren, one Of whom Is Mrs. B.
a. Bowers. OF Highland Springs, and
twenty great grandchildren, all OF whom
are living. Mrs Roope makes her home
with her daughter, Mrs. H. 2, Merrell..
Many friends called to extend their con-
Rgratulat lions. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-31
IN M, 4. 81,

Fell asleep in Jesus June 30. 1901. Eliza.
beth Bullock Cunningham. II Ter chill
5drsnf rise up and Gull her blessed, !. and
tie children and grand children Of The
Slute Coloncl Walter II. II Iia rrison, " honl5
ste SO faithfully and tenderly reared,
desire to add their loving testimony to
her great worth and goodness.
Blessed are the pure In heart for they
iEhall SEQ God.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-31
DEATHS.


n. cAMiILGs ! HRo o oks 81, aged sixty
4 four years. IA Sf
Funeral will take place from 4 i, resi-:
Cary Street. THIS Sunday AFTER
d NOON at $40 clock. Friends and Sac-
quaintances invited to attend.
BAHMG.ARD PAUL 4. AUGUST a Z. \
and Mrs. 4. d ., tBaumgarJ slo tenth
stFsat Fl,1n' d1sd 81 h
BoYD.-Died. II his residence. 81 West
ke siEni strsst saatYpday, about Nh
Funeral will take, place at!o;SDAY.
< Baptist Church. Friends lare INVITED
Street, ss, asslaf9s Sy &c.
1908 PATIENCE BROWN. a
s !, Fhneral MONDAY. Augpst IS. I &
NJ + from a boye-named res derce. "
May she rest In peace. ss
CAR RERAs--Die July 80, 1904. $40 ~.
s fhd SIS Ner a4HY
wife of q. S2 Carreras.3 Nj She leaves two /
Il daughters and one son--iM rs, r osa Bal
Idaeci and Mrs, Bag and II omasS !
The funeral will take place from st.
s Patrick S Church a t 10 "a, NJ MONDAY.
with requiem high mass. Friend u In.
vitedSto attend lnterment NJ Calvary
oh. mother, thy gentle yoice8is hushed.
Thy warm true heart Is still 4
And on thyEpale and peac I'll "a ce 3sf
lis resting deaths cold chill, &.
Thy hands are claspod up1,nS Thy. breas
we lage kissed Thy marble I, s pray NV
"a We have no motheri nov ss x! ~
TITS hard to break the tender cord
love has bound me hear ls J,
4 IT'S hard SO hard. to speak the word.
I'VE must forever part. s3 " lis * & tss
Dearest loved one We have laid thee
But thy memory will be cherished
TIL we see ! by emily face III
sFLETcHER Died, Saturday. July g.
Fletcher aged eight months and two
B Funeral TO-DAY at {. r. III, from par
.tents' sIdence. q, IA South Short Street..
Friends and quatntances are invited
to attend. .3l. @ ,33 X, ait
HoI,LERAN--Died, July Slst, at 1910 a.
Street, JAMES IIoLLE III N. q
Funeral notice LATER y Ias
KEMP, Died, Friday. July Goth, 1890 p. 4
M, at rs home, No; sla East q Tur y
a sEPH KEMP. son Of Stephen % ]. ftemp
FL Eua usaslS suSpXS i N, sharp, tyont
the First Baptist Church (coloreSl.3 q
Friends are nYsted.g n 5.si w NJ .8 h {
washington papers Will please COPY
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