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,Unimproved.

:OAAAAp4SV0Ns
$685. EAyoH-A1DR1oH Az BETWEEN 4sth
s5o-"B' st Ne near Seth, west front,
$15 &C. saehGS5ne ss.s Of 20" and ID" st NE
any si7 Sts 'As st Ne between 10th and 22d,
e's5 5f0ai st M 70 near s1 division. west 'front.'
sa west saa Ind ;c 5s1b fto 1 s:f ss
s6oo-washtngton st Nd next to 18th. west
1r$ 4oo-Ple e1,a av near aoth' east 'front.'
$500 each-darheld av between ssd and s4th,
$e frost d }sts 81. On ~ oofsz be-
49, Yale Realty Co., 200 4th st s.
WAsHBURN PARK rs A BEAUTIFUL SEQ
ton in which to put your home, and we have
two of the best lots left in this section on
Blaisdell between 10th and Attn st; east
'front.' lie nice; close to and school; city
waters none SO cheap in this section; price S47o
for both.
oroeker 4 Croweu.
BIO Bank of Commerce Bldg.
THE CHEAPEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL
;ssssrs ssss sss Ss
9: e: ~ Fl :s sS.sS s{ss
SO DOWN.
$115 each, lots on 26th 8, between BSth and
" Both SITS; AOx12S feet each; $40 down and
SIS per month.
Minneapolis Trust Company
Hennepin and Fourth st.
| - PARK Az.
s45o-Park av, between 36th and 36th stsi west
| front, 48x124.
| Minneapolis Trust Company,
Hennepin and Fourth st.
81, 900 WILL BUY SEVEN ACRES, ALL UN-
! der cultivation, corner SD av N and city
| limits; $500 down and $50 every six months.
| VIM. Hendricks, $50 Guaranty Loan.
ITrENT1oN-lao LOTS, eeth Av N, NEAR
Penn av for less than So front foot; great
| bargain; money talks. NJ. P. Hobart Fhoeniz
| building.
LOWRY & WALLING BUILDING OoNTRAot
| oxs Get GU. estimates. 800 Boston block.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Asbury M. e. hospital Ninth street and S
John i Frssn:an. ESD TsHseents avenue i,
lh-story frame dwelling "a. .s......;
Wisconsin, Syndicate, 24S5 Blaisden aye Z
nue. two-story frame kdwelling ........
S. y. White. S42l steyens avenue.
W. b Pillsbury, s2o9 irving avenue s, 7
rs story frame sdwelling s.s.s . !. ......5
Eight minor permits ,..,s........s.,.s
Total .,s.s.s..ss..s.s ......s Z. 60
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HI ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE SAVINGS BANK oFieNINNnAPOLIs.
Special Issue OF 100000
NJ co..

Per Cent Savings Bank Certificates.
The San Francisco IRE. the sale Of invest.
ments by Insurance. companies to meet their
losses, the demand for Money for construction
the trustees Of this bank to select q specially
choice parcel Of high class securities that.
after deducting expenses. will permit 1t to
pay per cent on the above amount.
This, the bank proposes to do by means OF
Savings Bank Certificates to be issued be-
Interest will be paid annually on list Janu,
airy. Certificates will be issued in sums Of
800 or multiples thereof only and in no case
to exceed $4,000 to any one person.
Certificates will not be called In 20 long
as profitable use can be- made Of the money.
All former issues Of Az and per cent GER
tihcates have been paid of, sa,
Parties wishing to secure part of the issue
should make early application to the bank
-r.-. IF JOHN McCULLOCH.
n.. d .i ~ President.
..a'' p. ADAM HANNAH.
B.. 49, Treasurer.
Corner Fourth st. and Second Az. s.
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#amburg-fmerica''.

Twin Screw Passenger Service,
ERBOURG-HAMBURG. d
America. July 5 Deutschland. ... July 20
pennsylvania. July II 'Patricia $500. July %
Kaiserin A. V...July 10 America .......Aug. 2
aBatavia. $50. July q 'Pretoria. ...... Aug. 4
via Dover for London and Paris aHamburg
direct.
15s Randolph st. Chicago; W. B. Chandler. n
Eichhorn & Son, A. e. Johnson g. Co., o. q.
Brecke Nils Nilsson A. G, Vanstrum & Co. ~
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AUCTION SALES

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Observation-Disclosures GOODS
from storeage warehouse at auction. have
. received from the Realty Storage Warehouse
company for sale at auction tomorrow, July 8,
at am. sharp. 9, large and valuable as
furniture Of every DESCRIPTION, including a
In gold Leaf cost $3.50; Louis XIV. mahog-
any dresser: fine old and modern mahogany
dressers and chiffoniers, q white enamel bed
room suit: fine brass and iron beds best box
springs and prime hair mattresses, lady's
work tables. oak and mahogany library and
center tables. Vernis Martin parlor desk,
fine lot Of leather library furniture including
rockers easy chairs and couches. one round
weathered oak extension table, golden oak
dining room furniture. boxseat dining chairs
two fine antique mahogany sofas, brtc-a-brac
four double and single bookcases, one massive
!. secretary bookcase, one sectional bookcase, lot
Hongkong handmade silk spread, valued at
articles, ETC.: Is Oil paintings, frst-class
upright piano, cost $3.50; nice childrens furni-
ture, large BONN white enamel dry air re-
frigerator, few pieces old china. lot Of nice
odd beds, dressers chairs, tables, rockers, etc.
large pier mirror, one electric fan, two rolltop
desks, letter press and stand: kitchen effects,
two ranges sewing machine and large lot
miscellaneous items all without the slightest
reserve. Sale will be held at the Kn1cker-
booker sales rooms, II 9Th st N. opposite
Masonic Temple.
Hubert Down,
Auctioneer.
". b. Gordon Co., Licensed auctioneers; IL
years. experience. a25 Guaranty. Both phones.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved,

-.Ssas AAH1 OVSus 49, t.srSaa 81
DO YOU WANT TO OWN "A HoMEl
party can buy nsw 7.room house newly y. dec
solm pose ns
s4th AZ 8. ~ blocks 10 car; $40 monthly
eistern Cellar s hardwood d doors just aseoratsa
storm windows and screens, ane lot, fvo
blocks to ear, six blocks 70 new Simmons
school, Come in and see photos OF these prop
critics No speculators need apply: The Wis
consin Syndicate, 300 Temple Court. Both
phones. ~. - -. -.
60 800 r z sA & = SO. : . . .
room ss ' and ssh
ae Tsfps ss heat
orator built in; lsvstory down stairs; gss 9
o fixtures, storm sash and screens: hand o
and ready for, immediate occupancy. Terms .
$500 cash, balance $S5 or more per month. o
aoe 1 2sasSs f Building. 9 9
q o Q, Q o Q Q Q q
'" room house in best Of condition. has cellar.
we'll, eistern. storm sash and screens Are
sss. Pine Pses axs s as x e sss spb p
trees. strawberries,> currants, etc.; also good
$s T, s Gsa It cellar s ssa sa ss
y sss ana and gsntsa vi L Saa
- MvEsTMENT.
81. 55o--wil buy good double house. on Motor
AZ S rooms each Sity watsr ETC. s$os eVe n.y.
saaS% ta1 s2S insurance. s9s s 70; e.
year: is one block from Niconet aV car
Minneapolis Trust Company,
Hennepin and Fourth st.
DUPLEX HOUSE IN soUTHEAsT MINNEAPo.
liz, 9 rooms and bath in east Dat; hardwood
and make an offer. Lake s. City Realty Co.,
6l6 Guaranty Loan building
FOR sALE-TWENTY ACRES OF BERRIES
and chicken farm on Wood lake; new 7-roon
house and good outbuldings; fine grove arount
| the house. Answer. VIM. scholz, r. r. 8
Station r, city:
FOR SALE OR RENT-s11 QUEEN Az N.
%,s,e rh nssaE h hsRs f. +: G. ss4a
i5-RooM HOUSE AND FINE ORCHARD AM
garden; good town; splendid chance for board
The Emergency Co., go Nicollet av.
THOROUGHLY MODERN HOME OF SEVEN
lot as:d s e o Ssss S Sefs
Calhoun park: Apply all2 Holmes AZ.
FOB sALE-oHEAP, FOUR OF THE ORIGIN
al "l1o4" United States Installment Realt!
esss ssked very Adafsss & Soarn
ARE YOU LAYING By SOMETHING FOE
| the hard times sure to comet The Saving
! Bank Of Minneapolis 4th 1T and I'd Az 8
NEW FoUR.RooM COTTAGE, MODERN
bath, gas, furnace. full basement and larg
| attic 1851 Sheridan av s, Lake Harriet.
So, lo0-TWo-FAMILY HOUSE, STEVENS Az
| easy terms hne location. Hanford Renta
| Agency, $40 Bank of Commerce.
LAKE HARRIET HoME-oNE OF THE BEST
| fully modern terms. Hanford Rental Ager
! cy, $40 Bank OF Commerce.
FOR sALEA. s1x-RooM HOUSE, uNDE1
construction, to be Finished to suit payes
WINNIPEG LOTS FOR SALE 90 sREoULA
tors, 500 up. e. n. Tompkins, "a Notre Dame
Winnipeg. - = =.
FOR sAIE-A sIX-RoQM HOUSE N LfNpEl
Hills for $1,000. Cali at 4629 Baird av 8.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

PIANO BARGAINS FROM THE MET.
ropolitan Music Co.:
Gable Iiano. full size, walnut case, used
less than q year. like new; $l75. 4. 4.
Gabler piano, ebony case. small size,
exceptional bargain, $3.50. "a
Gabler piano. walnut case. full size,
H. 3. Miller, full size mahogany case.
tone like new piano, snap at $235.
Grown piano, full size, beautiful carved
case. used only month or two, can
not tell from new plano, $225.
Crown piano, full size, neat case, z LIB
octayes:, we might say this plano IL
absolutely new; traded In on purchase
price Of a Steinway grand, 1926.
1vers 4 Pond. Ia octayes. full size,
mahogany case, copper-wound strings,
beautiful hand-carved case, used only
short time; exchanged for l.. & p.
grand; $31760.
!, Kimball. walnut case. good piano for
lake; $11O.
Ludwig, beautiful mahogany case; good
snap. at $240.
Chickering. ebony case, fine tone and
action. $500. So.
Metropolitan Music Co.,
4 .-z---4. 81 41-49 9th st. s. H--. X. 4.g .4g.t
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE 49,.
wANTED-TWo EAST FRONT LOTS BE-
tween Lake and 4Oth st and LIST Az to Hen
ss,oo6. OF $500 70 Journal. VIZ ~ ~ WV
WANTED-TO BUY A HOUSE BETWEEN
$1,000 and ST. 500; must be snap. Address
Mrs Wheeler, 2517 Bloomington av.
We HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR 70 s-RooM
houses. Danforth g. Hash. 207 NY. Life bldg.
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AUTOMOBILE AND BICYCLE

AUTOMOBILE AND BICYCLE
>~~~~~~~N ~c~S~~~~ccccS~c
FOR sALE-A So, 500 "a H. ?. AR-CooLED
touring car, carries five or seven people, new
tires all around and will guarantee car to be
Address 1896, Journal. 'a .- 49,
FOR sALlRUNABoUT AUTOMOBILE, WITH
buggy top at second hand; 12-horsepower, two
cylinder, horizontal opposed engine, with Sheb-
Ter carbureter; three speeds, forward and
reverse; in good running condition. c. P. Joy
Automobile Co., st. Paul. -. So
AUTO TIRES FROM SO UP. CARRIAGE
tires So up. bicycle tires $3.50 up; send your
tires to US for repairing. We have the only
tires. ]. N. johnson Co.. 0lb Nicollet av.
ALMOST NEW FRANKLIN, FoUR.oYL1NDER.
81 $50; will sell for $500 cash, balance resi-
dence lot or piano; owner leaving city Ad-
dress $685. Journals TF&s 80
AUTOS ron, sALE-oNE "R0YAL ToURIsT''
In A condition, with top, etc; must 20 this
week We have also three runqbouts and 8
light delivery car. Bowman s. Barrett Auto
Co.. PAL 4th ay S. 49, s..
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, FIVE-PAsSENGER
| Pope-Toledo automobile with top. A.. d.
| Kleinman, New York Life, Minneapolis. t
CIRCUIT FoUR-PAssENaER STEAM AUToMo
| bile, in good running order; $A75 takes It.
| Wilson Auto Co., $50 Hennepin av. J-s,5E
FOR TRADE-FIVE- PASSENGER. 70 HORSE
power touring car. almost new, for. cleal
| land. Address 5348, Journal. Us
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE, BEST PoLICY
lowest rates. Chadbourn y Braden, II 4tt
st s. Both phones 1919. 4<,3
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STOVE REPAIRS

U, 8, STOVE REPAIR co., 10 Sd ST s, ST0VE0
repaired and stored for summer. Both phones.
Prompt service. as3sssEs5
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REPAIRS FOR ALI STOVES. GREAT WEST.
I'D ern Stove Repair Co., 312 Hennepin.
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CANADIAN LAND-THREE PIECES OF a4O
acres each and one piece Of 100 ares for sale
by owner at from $12 to $40 per acre; all on
the portage plains and close to railroad, Just
50 miles west of Winnipeg; free fare to buy
ers. This is choice land and must be moved
soon. Address 4931, journal s55
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COWS, DOGS, POULTRY

TIRsT.OLAss ENGLISH SETTER PUPS, !
months old, for sale cheap. Write for prices
and pedigree. Chas Jensen Delavan, MINI.
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LOST, FOUND, REWARDS
LADIES TAILORING

LADIES TAILORING
q 81 ~ til Ladies' Tailoring.
You want an individual style, fine work
manshlp and perfect At. You also want a
reasonable price / can give you. exactly what
YOU want and guarantee perfect satisfaction.
MY assortment Of foreign and domestic nov
elites Ia very large It's q pleasure to me to
show my goods, Tailor Lee. Grand Opera
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MOVING

W. b. Gordon Co., licensed auotioneers;
years. experience. a25 Guaranty. Both phones
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PERSONAL.

LADIES' TAILORING.
e. Ladies' Tailoring.
You want an individual style, nne work.
reasonable price. can give you exactly what
YOU want and guarantee perfect satisfaction.
Ny assortment Of foreign and domestic nov
show my goods Tailor Lee. Grand Opera
house. St. Paul.
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PENSIONS

ROBT. WATSON, WAR VETERAN, PENSION
atty, box 413, 1913 Boston block. Minneapolis.
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HAVE A FouR.ACRE LOT ON oARLINE IN
Indianapolis and some cash to trade for some
$1,000 or $1,000 property in Minneapolis. 49,.
A. II. Sillkep. 4. -'. a
p Care Holtzermann Chicago Store Co.
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HOTEL VAN EYCE-ALL MODERN OUTSIDE
rooms, with running water; quiet family home,
best Of table board 1924 NfcolIet av -
LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, EN-.
tirely modern frst-class table; large porch and
lawn. 1908 I'd av s. - f:s.5.I; 4 :.
HOTEL SAN ANGELo-ROoMS WITH OR
without board, private bath. 1921 Nicollet.
THE MODEL HoUsE-All the comforts of homo.
Best Of table board 208 7th st s.. =
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MISUNDERSTOOD AS NEW, VERY CHEAP,
email payments. White. 21s 9Th st 8; open
evenings,
TYPEWRITERs-ALL MAKES; 4 HARGAIN;
must be sold. Blick Mfg. Co.., a05 Sykes blk {
NEW TENT, I4x24 FEET, FOR SALE CHEAP,
If taken at once. 110e1b Washington av S.
sECOND.HAND WHEELS, MOTORCYCLES.
Rainmakers, repairing. 100 Postoffcs court.
G2FooT LAUNCH, ar. MINNEToNKA. $3.50
cash. Address P. O. Box LOG.
The bee., 1906-02-22
HOPKINS COUNTY
MEDICAL SOCIETY
Reorganizsd With Dr.. Nisbet, Of This
City, as President.

The physicians of Hopkins
county met at Madisonville one
day last week and reorganized
the society, which has for some
time existed in name only. DIR.
Griffin, State Counsellor, of
Owensboro, was present and di-
rected the movements of organ
ization. He made a telling ad-
dress, setting forth in a forcea-
BILE manner the benefits to be
derived from an organization Of
this kind, and urged all members
to take an active part in the
work. When the election of Of
ficers took place DIR. w. X. Mis-
bet, of darlington, was unani-
mously chosen president; DIR.
Davis, of Mortons Gap, vice
president. and DIR. Long, of Mad
isonville, secretary and treasurer.
Until other arrangements are
made this society will hold its
meetings every three months.
The bee., 1906-02-22
STATE CONVENTION.
yeuag Mems Christian Associations at
Lexington

The announcement of the
Twenty eight Annual State Con-
vention of the Kentucky Young
Mems Christian Associations, to
be held In the city of Lexington,
February % 25, 1906, has been
issued by the State Executive
Committee. Much interest has
been manifested throughout the
State la these gatherings and
they have attracted wide recOg
milton because of the stcong pro-
gram presented and the large
number of young men 6rom all
parts of the State in attendance.
The railroads In Kentucky
have given special rate for the
round trip, tickets ON sale Feb.
%. 23 "a. return limited to 27,
and information can be secured
from the Local agent. For in
formation about credentials, ETC.,
inquire at the local Association,
or address Mr.. Henry d. Rose
wear, State Secretary, Third and
Broadway, Louisville. Ky.
The bee., 1906-02-22
CRANE JURY
Makes Fiity-onc indictments And is DIS
changed by lsdge Gssdeo.

The majority Of the time of the
circuit court last week was taken
mp with cases on the Common
wealth docket. This week and
next will be devoted to the trial
of the civil docket
The grand jury made ats final
report Saturday and Judge Cor
don discharged them. The in
dictments filed at this teral are
as follows:
Murder, four; feloniOusly
breaking in dwelling, one ;earry-
ing concealed aud deadly weapon,
three; selling liquor to mlnor,
one; grand larceny, one /: breach
of peace, three; forgery, one ;dis
turbing public Worship, five ina
licious cutting, three; accessory
to wilful murder before the fact,
one; feloniously breaking into
store, two; selling liquor without
license, two; firing deadly weap-
on on public highway, two ;scrap-
ping affrays, eleven carrying on
business in the state without fill
ing statement with secretary,
two; and maintaining common
nuisance, four.
The bee., 1906-02-22
WRECK NEAR MANNlNGToN.
Engine Turns Over While Backing up :
No One Hurt.

A derailment occurred on the
Henderson division about two
miles north of Warrington Tues
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock. En-
gine 914 and the caboose we're
backing up when from some
cause the engine left the track
and turned completely over on
the west side. The crew luckily
escaped without injury. This
wreck caused a delay of four
hours on account of the Earring
ton wrecker being at Madison
vile picking up car of brick
that had been turned over on
the Main street crossing at that
place. The large steel wrecker
was at once ordered from Nash
vile and arrived about dark. A
track was soon built around the
wreck and trains were moving
about 8 O'Clock. No 81, south.
bound passenger train, due here
at 4 O'Clock was held here until
Z p. m. This train had the
"Bnster Brown Company out
of Madisonville and they did not
reach Hopkinsville In time to
play at that place. The Nash
vile wrecker was handled by
McGovern and Warner. The
wrecked train was in charge of
Conductor ID. E. Lynn and En-
gineer +. Cunningham.
The bee., 1906-02-22
LIQUOR And A Gun.
OFFICERS GET EXERCISE
b AND MAKE A QUICK ARREST.

| Ben Dewitt, strong and husky,
a native of West Virginia,
trained down to about two hum
dredweight, came out from the
county seat Friday afternoon,
en route to his home at Daniel
Boone, so overloaded with "joy-
full juice" that he INDUCED in
reckless and expensive actions
and talk on the ''interruption
train" Marshal Barnett and
Depaty Mitchell were notified
and asked to see if they could
improve his manners on the
"common cartier" They went
aboard when the train reached
here but the first advances of the
marshal toward conciliaticn were
so vigorously presented that De-
Witt INA mediately had an oppor-
tunity TO resist arrest, which he
proceeded to without fcrmality.
There was a scrap i'm which Mar
shal Bsraett dlsarmed Dewitt
of a handsome little "32,"
while the leadieg role of Deputy
Mitch@ll was that of the light
weight pHgilist--witkout gloves
lin breaking loose the large
clGtch which De Witt had fasten-
ed on the marshal. Dewitt was
taken from the train and put ia
the "ceoler," from which he was
taken later ia the afternoon and
given trial upon three charges
concealed weapons, resisting of
fioers and drGak aad disorderly.
The fi9es and costs totaled $40
'and he was sentenced TO ten
days fmpris9ament- The latter
wae not executed and
he ge=e bond wlth M. Hanna as
security.
Witnesses say that dewitt
IJerronEed the car in which he
node from Msdisonville, flourish
ed his gun and tore up at least
one seat as an exhibition of
strength. Ut is said that he will
also be handled by the county
authorities.
The bee., 1906-02-22
Conc to Rest.

'There remainth therefore a
rest for the people of God"
Mrs. Thomas b. Todd died at
the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Corey, on the night
of Thursday, Feb. 10Th. She
was seventy-thre years old, had
been a member of the Christian
church for over sixty years. Mrs.
Todd was born in Hopkins
county June 25th, 1926, and has
lived here all her life. Although
she had been practically an in
valid for number of years and
suffered greatly at times, she
bore it all with Christian forti-
tude and patience. Her hus-
band proceeded her to the grave
nearly forty years ago. She is
survived by four children: Mrs.
II. S. Corey, of this place, Mrs.
Hanna, of Indianapolis, Lang
ford and William Todd, of Hop
kins county. The burial took
place at Grapevine cemetery
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
in the presence of a number of
friends, Rev. Howard j. Brazel-
ton of the Christian church con-
Quoting the ceremony.
The bee., 1906-02-22
JOHN D. MOORE
KILLED IN NINE.
After Twenty.Three Years Experience IS
Caught by Falling Slate,
DECEASED LEAVES
NUMEROUS RELATIVES.

John ID. Moore, aged fifty
years, was instantly killed in
No. II mine by falling slate, or
"gobo as it is termed by min
ers, on Thursday of last week.
Mr.. Moore was one of the most
experienced men, judged by
length of employment, in the
mine, having worked in the.
mines of the st. Bernard Mining
Co. for twenty-three years. The
accident occurred in a room on
the west eighth entry where Mr.,
Moore was engaged loading coal.
Fatal injuries were inflicted
about his head and it is believed
that death was instantaneous
and probably without pain.
The deceased was born Oct. 2,
1856, and in 1890 married Miss
Annie Luckett, who with two
survive him. Mr.. Moore
had been a member of the Chris
tian church for years, being bap.
tlzed In 1875.
Funeral services were held at
the Grapevine church Friday by
Elder Howard j. Brazelton and
lnterment took place in the adj
Joining cemetery. He was a
brother of Mrs. John w. Sum-
ners, of this city. Other surviv-
ng relatives are Elder T. ID.
Moore, of Hopkinsville, Elder
W. Henry Moore, of the Grape
zine neighborhood, e. @. Moore
md several other brothers and
listers. He was a son of the late
4. j. Moore, widely known as a
preacher and student OF the BIZ
lie, throughout this section.