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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19
Notice of Probate.

State OF South Dakota. county OF Charles Mix
In county court. In the matter OF the es-
Hohpt or Nest. deceased
The state of South Dakota sends greeting &c
the heirs ut law aud Next OF kin of
nohpi or Nest deceased.
and TO all 70 whom these presents may come
Notice Is hereby given that
has HE'D In this court verified petition
stating. among ether things that said deeras.
ed person left al estate consisting OF
AN Indian allotment Of real
property under the provisions of the statutes
OF tile United States. and stating and showing
farther tint all OF said real property and
said interest In said real property Is wholly
exempt from attaeimentpr other mesne pro-
cess. and not liable for the payment of the
debts Of said deceased: and praying for the
hearing OF evidence In support OF said r. i
uonamd for findings Of fact and for hnaa de-
cree OF distribution of the estate OF said de-
ceased among his heirs ~ law and that
Tuesday the 3uth day VI Octobpr 1906 at ten
o'clock u. M. OF said day. liking day Of q
sWscinl term ~ this court. to-wit. th, tecios
term lad. ~ the court n ON Ia the town Oh
Sctides, county OF Charles Mix.south Dakota
has isteH SGT for hearing said petition. when
and where any person. interested may appea I
and show cause Why the sad petition should
not br rgnted.
Dated At Gesidcs. s. D.. this md day.of Oct.
Al. II. 1875. j. A. Foerste
lsrall l0-t2 Judge OF the county court
l. Nj Gable. Attorney for Petitioner,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19
Notice Of PROBATE

state Of South Isskcta, county Of Charles Nix
II Gtnrdy G. Glt uE.fnlHr term te0f.
II. the uaatler Of the estate uf
Haxry A Ronss. drceased.
The state at South Dakota sends greeting 81
lie hs.irx at Inv and next ct kin of
Harry Rouse. dtcs4sed.
and 4, All Is whom tlsse pspsents may rame
xoslec II hereby given. that
George Roa@e
has HE'D IN this enurt verified petition
xtatinx among other things. that said dece4s-
cd pefann left nm estate consisting Of real
property and an Inherited Interest IN rssal
paope<tY and IN Indian allotment ct real
property under the pruvisiols< 81 The statutes
Is the United StAtx~. and stating and showing
ftArfhef that III ~ xsld real properly, y unoi-
III Fxenipt ksusn attsrl1nent o. uttlef Hzesne
pfsresk and NH ilzbse Tor tIse pag ment " sIse
t<lae " said dercxMrd: and PRAYING for sth<
htArtne ~ evidences IN snppprt ~ satd pets-
lion and fof Hf4dlxxz Of fkct ana tor Ea1l aE-
rree u istFihntinn u tlbe estate ~ said d.
ssess~ed ampgig Af1 h1ifs ~ iaw. and that
Thursday Tic &1th dAy u Octuter iatNs ~ tcsl
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19
NotIc. Of ssIe 81 Real Estate

An older having bren made by tie county
court 81 yaukton rouni y. South Dakota. ON
the :sth day of September. A. ID, iao6. author
ixing William II. Wilcox. rs administrator "
the estate of frank {. wilcox, accesss-d. "
sell all Of the real esaats beIongina to tbs:
estate OF said dereased. and particularly de-
scritstl In the petition for said order: NotIrr
Is hereby given that I. the undersigned. shall.
on or nfscr the III 6ay of November. A. -.
1873. sril ID private sale for cash che following
realestate. to-uit:
The northwest quarter tnwA1 OF sestinsi
thirteen tfsi. township osse hundred tlegb.
range seseAtx tspl. chsriss Aix cDusty. soath
Dakota.
bids ia writing for tte said premIsss will be
received by the undersigned nc tire of5ire Ut
Rice Henson ct Fiandscau. south Dskota.
Dated this ~ DAY VI ts<sai,~s. A D. Ias
WILLIAM n. WILCOX
Adminlst eatrstor of tire estate of Ffzak L.
hileox. deccHsed-
ny RICE BExsox.
Hss attorneys.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19
Notice Of ssseiaI Esscsioa.

Re Il known that m the "a dsy Of October
las. tise board Of county commissioners u
chsries Mia county %in sexaIsr session. msds
the following order;
IL it r<zesslsed by the board ~ county COM
misSioneFs of the coanty 0f CHARTS Mis-.
that IN election ~ the volers o. the euaaty
" Charles Alx b. called ~ the s4fae Nfns
said uounsy. fxs-Hsts On tlsc 9Th day IT No.
semtser fxHs 10 sufF uI3m ttss surxtlsm ~
tAm purchase uf pu9f farm fur sid xgaetS.
Qaestioa shalt b. Submitted 70 the g<sople n
ss1st ssxnusys
-,Hha tine board IL cUunty commissioner
&c Uhaffe< MIx n0abty purchase sAd eqasD =
pouf farm fot sasd ruuntys~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19

Depz Ftmeat 81 the fstrsi0r. usiteA Rsat1s
Land tssfre. Iifet<il. \ ID. tbst %. tAk
"A UiNrtesst ezsnfe@9 nfHd1vst hawIna IreE
hissa Ia this elIisae ~ Iuisn r. xtncrnt ~ Nsw
Virginia. Spash Dakota esasswstant- nHasnss
Homestead knfry No. 3lss9 ms<le Anxast 4
ian for Loo =. res-tton =. nswHs5sip So range y
~. by Frank Haney, cuate~iss,- IN whisa " Il
alleged thai tAe said ffank n aBey has n~stsf
rrsi.ied spun said land 1t sRy time; thai ~
Sas nEswr tsssfsff<t&d his rxoxssenxx ap9xi
ratd trzsas thai H.. hiss ahsDdsnrd said Tract
ard tisnl said AiAnskuhm4nS bss = nxinu*d
for ulsFe than szx mpuIfzs pxsnF ~ ttsIs date
aad Fs5d aisan<kAmesft sktsae ~ thh duse.
ssia IN tser are fsexxisg nsxSN~6 ~ zp5sear.
resposd ard 0GtF svidepre s0afhlsat AID AZ
w ss'sa - less'e osrk ~ w. 90 AusenteF n.
lssa tNfufe ti1e ksxf<&eF hDn Mrr<ttef ~ tsse
rsitsa Ef1tes Lard Dliicr ~ Mitrhell. q ~
The Sad csnfeSfanS hav1hN, II . p<<xl<F
niia< ~ Il ttcz<tt ~ b.. 1A ret fsr1h fesstx
which stsee that aftrr der dsfifxenx~ Rr<@sss-
~ s-ersiz* o k1xl< natise eAnn0t tE Asaf1< Il b
hxrshy osxtuFeSt ard direct that N<z<sb nu&ics
b. gwen lzy due and proper pnsaIrxs50x.
fEep. u fsmtNf. HeFt~sek.
1921 q. G. nGrlss kecsIssf.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19

sshe csment bu5ltin< befnx
erected 81 Rcd q Reich Il no5
enclosed, and Tie work a IT.
Inside VIII p couPlefea - KeK
laay 2. pt,:*ao,' neeou 100,
su y, .s..r.s "a Il !, s.r,rr = -, i
Il opera I,aIl = any n 16Is - !
~ tl,s STATS.
Rev. j Wayl.nd Allen. p1st =
81 tie Baptist church. lid ~
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19

e<<bfG VA fAf& &*4k s*kE3 0M &0A&8
twO hare been firing up tie
roads lately, fiIling up low
places grading, etc. TITS
makes u : whole Int better FIR
tie carrier. and Claude appecI.
ates II. Not only that, but il ii i
great deal better for III con-
ccfned.
Thomas Donahue. aIiyery man
Of Lake Andes came down krri
day morning 20 visit with his ais
ter Mrs. ]. n LArkin. Mr.. Don.
aliue's barn was the one burned
In the fire at Andes last Monday
. week ago. and ise said he WIS
~ ret undecided Is 70 building
another barn.
Last Friday evening The boys
of Wagner held ! meeting 10 the
Farmers State Bank and organ
ixsd = band. ordered instruments
etc. Professor Weller ~. hired
n instructor. Meetings ara
hsld three evenings ! week for :
while. Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays.
We wish o. call The attenti ia
~ that part of tho public Ia tie
haaal of shaving u thu adv. I'll
Tiny Diehi III this week's issue
|of the New Era. Tony h.s
moved back ~ his old location In
the basement under thu First
State bank.
There will be 4 roneert In The
Kenn.dy hall On "Wednesday Oct
RI. nv the Imperial Orchestra.
III four pieries. This orchestra
il hue and the music will -
well worth hearing. A dance
will be given altar the concert.
See bills.
Came 70 my plsce Oct 18th.
ma irdn gray horse: one dark
hav. white feet: ons light by.
white sTot In face. Owner rau
have same BY paying III csmts.
Chas. Smeiker. four miles west
and Owe miles north of Wagner;
two miles south aud one mile
west u Kennedy store. 10 ~ >
All the churches united In the
missionary services at the Hap.
tist church last Sunday evening
and 4 splendid audience listened
ii the sin1ing by tho Junior
Epwnrth League aad the address
by Miss Jennie JOhnsDu about
her work Among the Indiana III
the ssuthsse~i. AZ tie Close
Kew Smitn. OF tlle CongreEa
tinnal chnrci,. made i plea fur
missk,nG and the missionary b0x
well was l,Atrnnised.
The order Of Home Guardians
held m open n.e~ling III ths hnll
Thursday evening, which ~.
addressed BY tl,. supreme sec
Rotary Of tho order. a male
quarietie RHve ! couple o. -
is.ctions. aud there we're some
pther mn -is.Al asd liI.srary nan
hers. This nrsier has mem
hershlp of over one hundred Iii
and arnund Wagner.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19
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THE TOWN
60 GO

:. RxHlk44 :.
r.s.-
Mrs. j. B. Reich and young
son returned Wednesday even.
ing from visit with her parents
lat Parkston.
Mrs. Il. e. Dundas returned
/ the first OF the week from 4
visit with her hubby" scross
the Big Muddy, and has again
Resumed her duties - primary
teacller IL the public schools.
\ Mrs. Frank TAR0chelie and
Mrs. IhsS. Mct abe are ~ Lake
Andes Nth lie lstier's daugh
ter. Mrs. +. A. Anderson, whu
Is very low with consumption
4 Miss Kast ~ Yanktnn IL visit
ling with her sister. Mrs. Jos.
Hulzb~uer, who lives nDrlh u
Wagner.
/ Perrin Mody has nearly com.
/ pleted . fine house on his farm.
Mr., Moody livts eight mlIea
northeast Of Wagner.
John Absher's new residence
has just received the finishing
touches ~ the hands Of Ihe
painters.
/ VIC. Kirkpatrick sold . tine
Team If percherou snKres IL r..
q Holslein the other day for
| 1878.
We are informed that Rev. r
n. Krztx has been returned u
tliis charge for another year.
| n. W. Evers, county treasurer
and als0candidAte fur re election,
WAS In Wagner on Friday list
| NJ. II. Pease il having : we'll
drilled ON his residence proper
". higgins Il Nelson are the
wOrkmen on the jDb.
Mr.. and Mrs. A r. Heligas
are the parents OF . girl born 70
them Tuesday evening.
n. II. Pease last week sold 3
dine fifteen Nurse power portable
engine of the international type
70 party who lives east Of Wag
ner.
Once more tile Dusser scl.ool
west OF Wagner is opened. It
has been closed for two weeks on
account of diphtlleria.
Mrs. JOS. Mcclure was pms
senger ID Yankton Friday
! morning, where she goes Tor
medical treatment, and also u
Walt with old friends.
r. r. Grady aud wife have re.
turned ~ Gilman. Iowa after
n ending the summer with n Il.
Mo, lux, wlio lives west u WAg
uer.
Tie Dakota CmtrA Tsls.
phone Cos linemen have been In
Wagner far = week past rebuild
ing the exchange sud putting tiis
line in gsOd brder VII araund.
Last vi ok Miss Bessie r. shek
resign. 4 lser ln,sili0n IN np.rnt ~
with the Dakota 1eniru T..le-
pho 10 IL Miss Alml Kiins
takes her piAc.
B. w Burn.tt III Tyndail WAS
in NagHer couple VI days
attending 10 sonIe business eau.
uects.d with Lie Dakota central
1ehplns,e In, III wiiicn iie i dis
trict niA taxss.
frank Hay, o. The New Era, II
To have iii auction sale uu Ills
place northwest uf town ou slct.
3uiI. He j. going ~ sell stock.
farm machinery, cic. a. d.
iiaii is tiis AuctlHieer.
We are IN reciept ut . letter
from MRS. j. T. B4bcock III
ESpr,ngtieil III which sh. says:
mir. bAOcock says ~ send us
the New Era. We can't get
along without 10. We like IL liere
very much.
VIII Drsy. who lives on route 2
lost very valu4ole horse last
week frum hemorrhxgs Vt tile
lungs. The animal wAs value
Vt xi6JUu. Horse fiesh il tO
valuable u, lose nowadays
The Wagner brass band COM.
pleted their organization Wsd-
uesdsy night. and elected their
s.ficers ~ foIlUMs: President,
u. U. J0lsns0n: secretary. n. q.
hemeySr: treasurer, l. l. Heil.
practice nights are Mondays.
a. .sxi sas.sk<fn -. nass Ne.daNa
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
THE EN@LISTH WIFE
rRoM PUNCH

Englishman who. in the vernacuIar OF
the day, needs the money
Read Mrs. Burton Harrison's The
Anglomaniacs" IL you want to fnd out
all about it. There you have a book
in which such conditions are fairly and
squarely presented. Or, again, glance
through the February-or it may have
been the January-number of Life's
Comedy. another of your English mag
azines. and you will come across the
picture of tall, well knit figure, sur
mounted by coronet, and holding in
he's arms lovely woman. beautifully
gowned and Enthusiastically American
Below you will read the inscription,
Hard Pressed for Cash" 1t represents
no doubt, one of those devoted en-
braces OF which the Englishman is
master par excellence
There is popular saying in England
that titled Britons today marry either
American heiresses or English chorus
girls. You'll note that it stfpulates
"heiresses" and does not attempt to in
clude the number Of attractive Amer
lean girls who cannot count their for
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
The ANIERlCAN HUSBAND
FROM PUNCH

- HANKS 10 Lord Northcliffe-s
hasty but now famous general
izatien on the subject OF Eng
lish VS.. American husbands, and
thanks also TO Mr.. Edmund Russelrs
witty reply thereto. that topic seems
10 have assumed an interest as peren-
nial as love itself.
IT is a topic upon which everybody
seems 10 entertain some very definite
and crying conviction; IL is topic
upon which nobody seems capable Of
preserving an entirely dispassionate
attitude Of mind. and for the time be-
ing il shares half and half with the
servant problem as a subject of debate
not only in the conversation OF the
drawing room and the discussion Of the
woman's club. but in the news columns
as we'll Men and women who have
never before felt the impulse TO put
themselves upon record IN public print
are now rushing in to express them
selves upon the burning subject of
whether the Epglishman is really such
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

don't seem to comprehend is that in
the serious matters of life she pulls the
strings while the men do the dane
ing.
The American man is conscious of
this. however, and loves her for il. He
neither claims. in supreme masculine
egotjsm. that he knows her like book
nor does he hope to conquer her with
word or the emphasis of his own
superiority. He merely understands her
better day by day, worships her to the
exclusion of self because she battles
him, and is proud of her because she
belongs to hin-is his by all the laws
of nature and of mutual appreciation.
And he wins, MILFORD. Don't deceive
yourself there. He wins invariably
with the girl who knows what is good
for her-and the really clever Ameri-
can damsel usually does. 1 don't know
who furnished you with the valuable
information that the American girl
who through choice and of her own
volition marries the American is so
singularly rare that she needs be pub
licly commended for her noble act"
but, my word for it, it must have been
an Englishman. No other informant
would have been so sweepingly ex-
treme-so extremely prejudiced
IL that's the case. what's to become
of society in this wonderful COLONY
States really ceased to be COLONY
quite some years ago.
Really. you know, I believe you're
"spoonin that is. in plain every dav
American, just saying things. to see
what the American public will think
OF you and then laughing In your
sleeve when they take you too Sc
riously-though in such a case your
sense of humor would smack strongly
of American Jolly" and that YOU
don't altogether understand, do YOU?
II not, ask one of the American wives
of English husbands to explain it to
you and she will-quite satisfactorily.
Naturally there are scheming An1eri-
can mammas with more money than
brains who seek to procure for their
daughters happiness in the form of a
title of no matter how recent a manu-
facture- Likewise there are foolish
virgins" and patient papas of the nou-
veau richie who count their golden
American eagles shining bait with.
which to trap the ducal quarry. 1t
isn't even necessary to mention the
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

tunes IN millions Naturally. r. as you
nave said. the American husband rnalxes
money while the Englishran makes
love. 1t stands to reason that the latter
must oe supplied from other resources
Win the vulgar necessities OF life. not
10 mention its refined luxuries.
But these other girls. you'lI And-
slrIs VINO become the women OF a na-
tion, proud of their American birth ana
neritage-are. in nine cases out OF ten
wives or Americans. strong. prozres-
slFe specimens of manhood. who have
made Uncle Sam one OF the leadsn~
powers Of the universe and Colnn1hie
tne most eourted and fascinating ladv
IN the world-if I say so myself. who.
perhaps. should nott
Piease remember this. Lord North
cnne- And when you return to tha
United States be prepared TO how -
the inevitable and admit thar &6s
american woman is most appraciaf~rs
ana best understood by the American
nan-wno has made her what she is
To-Day and will be In days to coma
! thank you.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

and especially at conclusions.
Mrs Arthur Paget, in an interview
with representative of one of the
numerous HarmswortI magazines if
I'm not mistaken. expressed the opin-
ion that. though she had married an
Englishman and had been happy in the
isles of Great Britain. she could not
close her eyes to the fact that An1eri-
can husbands We're the most attentive
and pest in the world. She mentioned
as we'll that the Englishman considered
his wife second only 10 one other-hin
self
The American. let me tell you. con-
siders the woman of his choice first
and foremost. and If you don't believe
ii you have but to note the number of
instances in which he sacrifices his own
comfort for her pleasure. What If he
does Tive in. deeds. not words" Do
you fancy for a moment that it doesn't
count more. far more, than honeyed
phrases and rapturous embraces The
proof of true love is self sacrifice, and
i defy you to find the Englishman who
loses sight of his own paramount i'm
portance even for the fraction of a
minute, let alone for lifetime.
No, Lord Northcliffe. you really must
excuse the American girl if she seems
TO smile at your rash statements She
is merely amused at your belief that
you SO thoroughly understand her. AS
a matter Of fact, no man on the face
of the globe does, and the Englishman
even the very clevah Englishman-
least of all.
Why, the very fact that you call her
a charming little creature-really
trained to amuse," shows how very far
you are from understanding the first
thing about her. The American girl
allow me-is trained to do nothing.
She may be well bred. but trained
never, If she "arnusesr you, it's be-
cause she's amusing herself at the same
time, and usually at your expense. my
friend. OF course. you don't know it,
but you're amused as a rule, be-
cause she furnishes you with a con-
slant series of surprises.
Your countrymen excuse her origi-
naiity and the proof she gives you
of her independence with the plea that
she's just '.a~little American girl" and
that should. of course, cover a multi
tude of sins. They are pleased to
patronize her. to let her cakewalk in
their bathrooms and sing coon songs
in their drawing rooms; but what they
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
i'm 1TIHE DISCUs$SIOM CONCERNlNG5
ANGENICAN VERSUS BIRITISM HUSBANDS

lishman at that-your remark is very
odd. to say the least Why, don't you
know-but surely you must-that in
your own beloved and incompatible
England the devotion of the American
husband is actually held up to ridicule?
Haven't you heard time and again that
while the American makes love to his
wife the English benedick expects his
Beatrice to make love TO him?
Only during the last winter that
comic of comics. Punch. gave us an ad-
mirable illustration of this in two
drawings placed side by side The first
shows us stalwart and rather beefy-
beg pardon, but the word is your own
Observation-Disclosures in the act of
golhng. It is pouring in torrents, but
he doesn't mind. Any SACRIFICE, you
know, in the cause of sport. The sac
rifice, incidentally, stands behind him,
patient, worn-looking woman, one
arm loaded down with clubs, rugs and
cushions, the other hand holding an
umbrella over her head. This picture
Punch calls-and Punch. mind you, is
very English-'The English Wife"
In the companion drawing we again
behold golf links and in the foreground
an athletic girl about to drive. At her
side, and likewise bearing his burden
OF paraphernalia, stands a wiry, thin
man, an expression of rapt admiration
and alteration on his tired face Below
is printed %The American Husband"
Now contradict your own Punch if
you dare. And If YOU haven't seen
those self-same picturesque of course
you have, and forgotten them in Sthe
meantime-just ask your friend, the
editor, for file of back numbers, and
you'll pen note of apology TO Ameri-
can husbands and fathers
Foolish man-mere man. Don't you
know that the bonbons and roses are
what the American beauty-and, in
fact, any woman-loves? A man may
go on telling woman that he adores
her through all eternity, but If he
doesn't bear out his avowals in a little
material attention they soon lose their
flavor And what makes You think that
the American ceases his delicate and
thoughtful tributes after marriage?
-Fie, my lord. Look before you leap
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

a very bad husband after all. and as
to whether the American actually is
the Incompatible spouse he is cracked
up to. be and as he has heretofore been
considered without challenge.
The end OF the discussion is not yet
in fact, it is safe to assume that it
is only well begun, now that the Am
erican girl herself has taken up the
foils in defense of her countryman and
possible husband.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
By Rita Weyman

<T-HE American girl likes our
men better than she does the
American. It's because he
knows better how to treat
her" said Alfred Harmsworth. Lord
Northcline. OF the Isle of Thanet and
the British Isles.
Now, really, your Lordship. for an
Englishman-and really cleYah Eng
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04
Color Effects.

photograph fails. of course. to
give any suggestion of the charm of
such d picture since ii does not record
the color scheme The Great White
Way is coming to present many strik-
ing and really beautiful color effects.
The Introduction OF these touches Of
The Breckenridge news., 1906-01-24

Everything is in readiness for our
great Institute Jan 30-Feb ,. We had
the World, and Ky, to choose fiom
in selecting our speakers and we
chose the best. While 1t is for pastors
primarily, it is not for pastors only.
Officers and teachers will find 1t a
fine school instruction. Ever school
III the State should send its pastors
and a few of Its officers and teachers.
Pastors Will be entertained and others
can get board at one dollar per day
and up. For Program and particulars
address h. A. Fox, Louisville, KY.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-01-24
Obituary.

James DeHaven was born Sept. %.
1879 and died Jan :. 1906. He was the
son of Mr. and Mrs Solomon DeHaven,
of Breckenridge county. He lived
with his parents until he was twenty
one years of age, and tefore entering
upon lfe's duties, he sought first the
Kingdom of God and its rightous
ness. He Joined the Oak Hill Baptist
church IN 1888 and was an active
church worker when he left home.
he was a beloved and devoted mem
her Of the family
Miss Florence Van Meter, the dau-
gnter OF Mrs Margaret Van Meter,
Of South Carlton, Ky became Mr..
DeHayen' bride Jan. Is. 1902 They
lived lovingly and comfortably to-
gether for four years until God in his
alwise cnoice called him from life to
eternity. A mother, father, four sisters,
four brothers and his loving wife sur
vive HIM. He was only confined to
his bed three weeks Death beng
sudden. A short time before his death
he was heard singing, Nearer NV
God Ia thee. He told his wife not
TO worry after him for he was alright,
and in "a short time passed away
HIS home was in Cincinnati O.
A Friend.