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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-09-18
DISTINCTIVELY IA CREAM or
TARTAR BAKING POWDER
RoYAL BAKING powpEa CO.. NEW yoRK.
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Miss Fannie Easton is spending the
week at Rockaway.
Mrs. George w. Bower and family
have removed to Ampere.
| A. w Kayhart has removed from
| Speedwell avenue to BOonton.
| Augustus Z. Pierson has returned
| from trip through Northern New
York.
Miss Margaret p. Cooper who scent
the summer at Atlantic Highlands,
has returned home.
The Misses Edna Shelley, Louise
Lynch and IsabellaH Epson have entered
the Trenton Normal School.
Mrs. /. w. Cory has removed to
Newark, having sold her place on Early
street to George +. Dickinson.
P. ]. Walker, who has been in Nor
ristOwn for several weeks returned to
his home at Danville, ILL.,, to-day.
Joseph Hinchman has taken for the
winter, the Sayre house on High street
occupied for the past year by DR..
Willis private hospital.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Bessie Holloway and Fred
AAOAcOACAN vi CCRbNA4hSA @oOtls du Ot4O4A
future home, 200 Water street.
Mrs. Mary Osborne Moller, wife OF
Freeholder John Moller, died suddenly
at her home in Dover on Saturday
morning. She was tifty-two years Of
age.
Mrs. +. e. Suits and daughters and
Mr.. Mckee left town last Monday, driv-
ing to the Mountain House, Lake
Mohonk. They will be away two
weeks.
On Sunday Rev. George Kennedy
Newell, S0n-in-law of DR.. Erdman, was
rendered callto become pastor of the
St. Cloud Presbyterian Church of West
Orange.
Robert Gourlie was visitor in town
on Wednesday. He has taken the
position Of Physical Director Of the Y .
M. @, A. at New Rochelle, N. Y. where
he win be associated with r. N. Berry.
Miss Mechlin, who has been the in
StructOr in the business and shorthand
course of the MOrristown High School,
has given up that position to take a
better place nearer her home at the
Allegheny High School. She left Nor
ristOwn last Friday. Her successor is
Miss G. B. Capshaw who has been in
the Orange High School for two years.
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with the Horsemen.

Lovers of the horse had pleasant
day at the Driving Park on Saturday.
The attendance was good over a hun.
dred dollars being collected for the
benefit of the two hospitals. The Of
| ficials were
Edgar L. purling, judge James
Burnett, timer, and j Boyd Headley,
announcer. The results:
Team race Ketcham, 2, /, 1; Welt,
/, 2, 2; Armstrong, 3, 3, 3. Time, I'm.
DDS, 2m. 37s., 2m. 324s.
Free-for-All Trot-W. Draggoo's
Shiloh Boy, 2. l, l; L. d. Guerin's
Whitefoot, l, 2. s; b. Tunis's B. Nc
GregOr, 3, 8, 2; "A. NJ. Guerin's Thorn
ton, a, 5, 4; +. Burnett's Belle, s. 4, s.
Time, Pm. 34s., Pm. 32ss., I'm. S74s.
Free for-All Pace Emery's Lille B.
], L, Il: Mitchell's LancewOOd, 2, 2, D
Montgomery's Mountain Dew, 3, 3, 8;
III. Armstrong; Vanita, 4, 4dr.
Gentlemen'S Road Race, one-half-
mile heats f. Armstrong; Lady, ], i,
|; Ballantine'S Lucy, 3, 2,2; Mitchell's
Edward NJ, 2, 3, 3. Time, I'm. 23s.,
I'm. los, I'm. 2ls.
Running Race = Henry Hedden's
Hardtack, 2, |, l; DR.. Laddy's Bess, /,
3, 2: e. Condon's Jack, 3, 2, 3. Time,
I'M, I'm. 02tS., I'm. 05s.
AS result Of the meet Treasurer
Parker sent a check of $67. so to the
treasures OF each Of the hospitals on
Monday.
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THE INTERSTATE FAIR.

Knabenshue nd His wonderful Air
ship the star Attraction.
All Of the civilized world has heard
of Knabenshue and his wonderful per
formances in the most modern and
successful of all airships, but this real
ly great man with his great invention
has been seen by but few people. An
excellent opportunity to see Knaben-
shue and to witness his aerial wonder
will be afforded by the Interstate Fair
at Trenton from Monday. September
Der "a, until Friday, September %.
The management of the Interstate
Fair negotiated with Knabenshue
three weeks before a cCntroct was
ffnally closed for his appearance at this
exhibition This long drawn-out me-
gOtiation was due to the demand for
Knabenshue. The determination OF
the Interstate Fair to bring him to
Trenton for Fair week made it posi-
BILE for Knabenshue to get his own
price. His contract calls for ascensions
and flights over the Fair grounds every
day of Fair week, and performance is
guaranteed by forfeit Of $4,000, which
is posted.
Knabenshue is a man OF internation-
al fame, and he will godown in history
as the first really successful aerial nav,
igator. His successes have been with
out interruption, and he has gained
victories where all others have failed.
The fact that Knabenshue is to be
the star attraction this year at the In
ter-State Fair attracts the attention
OF the entire country to the Fair, and
his flights In Trenton the last week of
this month will be newsed in all parts
of the world.
The same man and the same air ship
which startled New York city and
which interrupted Congress will be
seen at the Interstate Fair. Knaben-
shue has guaranteed that no weather
condition except a gale will prevent
his flights every day of Fair week. Ii
he fails, his forfeit of 81, 900 is lost.
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Letter to William Hessey
Mogristown. N. J.

Dear Sir: We shall feel obliged il
you write US how you came-out on your
/ first few jobs Devoe 81 Reynolds, as tc
gallons expected and used.
Take Job A. You made your price
expecting to use rs gallons Devoe s.
Reynolds, and used Is. Job B. You
expected to use Is and used 10. And
tell us what paint you had used before.
OF course. you judge Deyoe & Ray
nolds by what you have used before.
Here's how few came-out.
M A Thomas, painter, Lynchburg,
Va, writes My first job with Devoe,
l estimated 81 gallons; it took rs.
Since then / have used nothing else.
G B Edwards, Raleigh, N g, had
used 30 gallons paste paint on his
house, and bought 80 gallons Deyoe
A e Glenn, his painter, said it
wouldn't be enough. Had 16 gallons
left.
Mayor w w Carroll, Monticello,
Florida, writes Painter estimated
IS gallons for my house; took 20 gal
Ions Devoe q Reynolds.
Gilmore 50 Davis Co, contractors and
painters, Tallahassee, Florida, say
gallons Deyoe 81 Reynolds spreads as
far as OF any other paint they know,
and covers better.
S A Billiard, painter, Sanford, Flori-
da, estimated so gallons for Odd Eel
lows and Masonic Halls; they took 20
Devoe.
Jones g Rogers, Merkel, Texas, esti-
mated Legations Dovoe for Mr. Pratt'S
house and bought gallons for first
coat it painted two coats.
Erb-Springall Co, San Antonio, Tex
as, painted two houses same size for
ID J Woodward, one ead-and-oil, the
other Devoe & Raynolcs Devoe &
Reynolds cost S12 less for paint and
labor.
Tom Masey's painter, Walnut
Springs, Texas, estimated for his
house 10 gallons Devoe 8 Reynolds
he had 4 left.
You see how it goes. Even the best
painters can't guess little enough at
tirst.
Yours truly,
f w DEVOE & G T RAYNOLDS,
g New York.
Geo. E. Voorhees, ard E. J. Thatcher
sell our paint.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-09-18

The State Board of Equalization Of
Taxes has fixed September 81 as the
date for hearing an appeal filed by the
town Of Boonton against the munich
paiities of Morristown, Madison and
Dover. The meeting will be held at
Morristown in time for a decision be-
fore the fixing of the tax rate on Octo,
Der /.
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Joseph Mangiarcina the proprietor OF
the Candy and fruit store in the Crane
building which was burned a few
weeks ago has left town. Creditors al.
lege that after collecting SO, 200 insur-
ance and selling what was saved he
sailed for Italy, but some of his friends
declare he is only away on a visit.
Anyway he secured The insurance and
failed to pay bills amounting, it is al
legged, to about 81, 1000.
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OBITUARY.
EDWARD MEEKER wooD.


| Edward Meeker Wood. County Col
lector III Union county, died last Tues
day at his home in Elizabeth from a
complication of diseases. He was fifty
! five years old, was born in MOrristOwn,
a son OF the late Hon. Nelson Wood,
who resided In the house now known
as the Morristown Inn and was de-
scended from Revolutionary stock.
His ancestors Col. Aaron Ogden, JON
athan Dayton and Francis Barber, all
fought in the American army.
Mr.. Wood for many years had been
one OF the Republican leaders In Union
county. He was one of the founders
of the Mattan0 Club, of Elizabeth !;
also a member of TIE Society Of the
Cincinnati and Of the Sons of the Am
erican Revolution; and was one of the
organizers OF the Union County Bar
Association and of the Lincoln AssOci-
ation of Union County. He was county
collector for more than fifteen years,
and served four years as alderman.
The death of favorite daughter
who was killed about two years ago
while riding a bicycle in front of her
home, being run down and badly man
gled by a trolley car, was a shock to
her father from which he never recov-
cred. Mr.. Wood attended st. johns
Episcopal Church, Of Elizabeth. He
leaves a wife and two daughters.
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Basking Ridge Presbyterian Church
Basil Evangelical Church
1T is our earnest wish to donate a
quantity Of the Il. q M. Paint to youl
church and every church whenever
it is to be painted
10000 churches painted with L. q NJ
4 gallons Ii 81 M mixed with gal
Ions Linseed on will paint moderate
sized house.
Actual cost e. II NJ. about sl2O pei
gallon.
q g NJ Zinc hardens The L. & M
White Lead and makes the paint wear
like iron.
Barr0ws q Peck. Montpelier, VT.
Writes, School house No. painted
with ". y M; twO coats. Used only
five gallons q s. M and nine gallons
Oil. Cost Of paint, 97a cents a gallon
sold by Phillips - Day, Morristown
Nj: I. 9. Henry, BaSking Ridge, m
IA VI r. Wilson,, Whippany, n. j..
y r, Meade, Hanover N
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DIED.
GOBLE.-At New Vernon, N. j., Sep
TENDER 18th, 1906, Margaret Goble,
widow of Benjamin Goble, aged 70
years. Death caused by apoplexy
with paralysis.
MELLON. AT Murray Bay, Canada,
September 9th, 1906, Charles Henry
Mellon, aged AS years. Interment
Philadelphia.
.ROELOFSON, In this city, Septem.
Der 9th, 1906, at the residence Of her
brother-in-law, Walter 5. GritIith. 4G
Maple ave-, Ann Elizabeth Roel0f.
son, daughter Of the late Christian
Roelofson and Sarah Wilson.
Interment Mount Pleasant Cemete'
ry, Newark, m ],
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-09-18

Senator La Toilette, Of Wisconsin,
who spends all next week in New Jer-
sey has found that time will not allow
the three meetings thought Of for
Morris county this Wednesday, In
stead Of the three meetings there viii
be one meeting to be held Ia Lyceum
Hall at three o'clock In the afternoon.
Senator La Toilette speaks at Eliza
beth in the evening.
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To the People of Morristown:
The taxing district of Morristown
has been cited to appear before the
Board Of Equalization Of Taxes of New
Jersey at the Court House In Norris
town, N. j., at eleven O'Clock in the
forenoon on Friday, the DIST day Of
September, 1906, for a hearing on an
appeal from the assessment of taxes
on certain property in MorriStown.
The municipal officers will do all
they can to protect the interests of the
citizens Of this town. In addition. all
citizens interested in the taxation of
property inMOrristOwn are requested to
appear at the above time and place to
lend such assistance as may be in their
power toward reaching just solution
Of the questions involved.
CHARLTON A. REED, Mayor.
1t is understood that this meeting
is for The purpose of hearing appeals
by the town Of Boonton against the
assessments Of Morristown, Madison
and Dover.
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Drew Theological & mlnary Reopens


Drew Theological Seminary reopens
tomorrow aud 50 far this years regis
tration ext eeds that Of last year. The
naturalization address will be delivered
by Rev. Ezra SQuier Triple on Septem-
Der 26, aud his subject will be AThe
Chief Work of the Minister of GOdn
On October Is, founders day, Rev.
DR.. James r. Day, LII. d., chancellor
OF Syracuse University, will make the
address. During the academic year
sermons will be preached before the
seminary by the following Rev. DIR.
Kerr B. Topper, pastor OF the Madison
Avenue Baptist Church of New York !;
Rev. DR.. w. Il. Watkinson, former
president of itishcOnference; Bishop
w #. Mcdowell, ID. D., Of the MethO-
dist Episcopal Church; Rev. DR.. j B.
Remensnyder, pastor Of ST. James'S
Lutheran Church. New York; Rev.
DR.. Anthony III. Evans, pastor of West
Presbyterian Church OF New York;
Rev. DR.. James l. Vance, pastor of
North Reform Church, Newark; Rev..
Or. w. 1. Haven, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. secretary Of the
American Bible Society.
The following will lecture and make
addresses during the coming year:
Bishop w. r. Oldham, DID,, OF India,
on missions; Rev. DR.. w T.. Anderson,
secretary OF the Board OF Education of
the Methodist Episcopal Church; Rev.
Pr. James M. Buckley editor Of THE
Christian Advocate; Professor w. j..
Baltzell, library editor Of The Etude,
on church music.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-09-18

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS We make
handsome reversible rugs ont Of them
Send for pamphlets giving full particulars
The New Jersey Rug Co.. Hackengack. N.
j. Women agents can earn good income.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-09-18

At the town council, meeting held
last Monday Samuel G. WilletS was
appointed borough clerk OF Madison.
"a new system of keeping accounts has
been adopted which will prevent em-
bezzlement.
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Notice of Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the accounts
~ of the subscribers, Executors OF John
O. Bruen, deceased. Will be audited and
stated by the Surrogate, and reported for
settlements to the Orphans Court OF the
County of Morris, on Friday, the Fifth day
of October next.
Dated September 4th, 1906
BENJAMIN H. BRUEN, Madison. N. J.
GUY MINTON, Morristown. N j.
50 5 Executors
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JAMES a. GooDALE.

James A. Goodale, one Of the oldest
residents Of Dover, died Thursday
evening Of last week after an illness OF
about two weeks from complications.
Mr. Goodale had reached the age of 76
been falling slowly, but I'D to two
weeks ago be had gone to bis drugstore
each day and attended to his business
affairs.
Mr. Goodale went to Dover from
Middletown, N. Y, in 1851, aud ever
since that time had been engaged in
the drug business. For some years he
peddled medicines through that sec
tion from a wagon and later opened a
drugstore. which he conducted up to
the time Of his death.
Besides a widow, he is survived by
two sons and one daughter, namely,
Alfred M. and Arthur FL. Goodale and
Mrs. Guy Segllr.
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George v. Muchmore is having plans
prepared for the erection of a hand
some three-st0ry apartment house,
with three store rooms on the first
floor, to be located upon his property
at the corner OF springfield avenue and
Beechw0od place Summit. The build
ing viii be Of brick, trimmed with In
diana iimestone, and will be heated by
steam throughout. There viii be an
ornamental tower Oh the corner TO
correspond with the Summit Bank
building opposite The entrance TO
the 1ats win be Oh Beechwood place
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-09-18

Statesmen WANTED
TO look after our interest In Morris
and adjacent counties. Salary OF
Commission. Address The Harvey
Oil Co.. Cleveland. Ohio.
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County Medical society.

The quarterly meeting Of the Nor
ris County Medical Society was held at
the Fairview House, Chatham, Tues
day. The newly-elected president, DIR.
William J. Wolfe, presided. The prin-
cipal paper of the day was read by DR..
Theodore W. Corwin, of Newark, a
specialist in nose and throat diseases.
Another paper was read by DR.. Thos.
p. Prout, of Summit, an honorary
member of the society. His subject
was " Nervous Prostration.n At the
close Of the meeting a brief business
session was held, after which the mem
bers had a banquet.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR P5LEs
Itching, Blind. Bleeding, Protrudlng Piles
Druggists are authorized TO refand money
II PAEO OINTMENT falls 90 cure in s TO
4 days. 500
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Wanted q home

For an attractive little girl. Address
S. p. o. CT, 10 Morris street, Morris
town. IN, j.
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Bonds and Mortgages
Stocks
Bonds
Time loans on coilaterals !.
Demand loans on collateral:
Notes and bills purchased
Overdrafts
Banking House
Other Real Estate
Doe from banks collection.
Cash deposited Ia banks
Cash on hand
Checks and cash items
Interest and rents accrued
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PERSONAL
MENTION


John HoyIe is here from stroud.
Iim Brooks has another hen on.
4. Younger was here from Perry yes
teFaay.
air. and Mrs. r. b. Tifus Of chero-
krc are here today
Ars. II. L. smith is preparing to biuld
Two story dwellipg-
r. \. Robinet OF Ardmore, l. r.. IS
he'c today on business
a Guthrie theatre party win see Marie
cihill at oxlaho,na ciy tonight.
MRS f. Tebbe has rstuned to Perry
altcr a visit with Gutty friends.
charlcs r. sturgis. agent for Dock-
der's Minstrel company Is IN thc ely
seaay
EDGAR Doouttle Of Cottonwood Falls.
kas.. Is here visiting MS uncle Col r,
jones.
lehp seistrom-s notion; eof course I
Nrn ssai,hood. but I'm stivering win
she heat
Deputy MarzAuls YIN Ahcmathy ana
~. JACOBSON have gone 60 Anadnrko
attend court.
Miss Nuecn, has gons 10 Perry 20 as
ssi the Eiis Millinery company during
thoif Easter rush.
Musings n Jim Houston "f.et ms for
sei the capital question ana work for
cnthres trade interests'
Allen Han IS due to show up here He
Is % the road again FOR Mayor schener
onner q Co. Of Cincinnati
Henry Reynolds idea Lets an gei
busy: Guthrie Is ihe best town iu tn,
universe; let's make l. better.
Philosophy or Robert sohlberg, eve
N.n get Statehood. and after that there
nii be no helding on prosperity"
LludVan Nichols Is home from Okiaho
ma university 20 spend Easter with hll
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. a. Nichols
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sxrlNoulsaeo rAn rApeas.
Scottish Pite Masons Observe Maundy
Thursday Ceremony.

The annual ceremony ~ extiagulshing
the tapsrs on Maundy Thursday, oh
served by Scottish Rite bodies every
whore on the Thursday before Easter.
WIS celebrated last niehtat the temple.
The distinguishing of these tapcrs IS sym
bolicul Of the crucihxion Of The saviour
ana their relighiing Sunday night win
be typical of the resurrection
Guthrie Nasons. ther wives. friends
and ID number Of out OF town members
Of the order assembled az the temple for
the Observance OF the ceremony
a musical program was rendered Rev.
Dr Brannon. pastor of the West Guthrie
e. church. spol1e Of the signihcmca
~ the ceremony. pr J. W Duke and
q. c. Kneisly also spoke briefly Prof.
Hennessey gave an enjoyable reading.
Rcv Brgnnon spo6o the benedction at
tha close. Ata % M. SUNDAY, the tapers
win he rellghted
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NOTICE OF CLOSING.

We, the undersigned merchants, have
agreed 20 close our stores at 2 O'Clock
each evening except Saturday during the
summer, for the purpose Of giving our
clerks more rest during the hot months
J. H. Rueks, Hrzei Bros, Bank Grocery
Anderson Variety Store, S. T. Franklin
~. Anderson, J. e. Smith, }. w. Muir
ray Sam Warren, .. G. Hunter. Nc
Nulty Bros. O. A. White, Cole & Son
G. W. Hopkins, C. c. Kinney, J. c. Po.
lard.
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two years. She leaves three children.
daughter Mrs. j. J.. Donahoe, and two
sons, w. E. and H. A. Brown. all resi-
dents Of this city. The family came to
Guthrie from Ohio IN 1889 and have since
resided here. Mrs. James Bert and lT:ass
Hannah Carroll OF Ia Sale, H.. re =
tives Of the late Mrs. Brown wero with
her when she breathed her last. The
funeral services win be held tomorrow
morning at ten O'Clock at st. Mary's
Catholic church Tho remains WIN be
Inferred IN Summit View cemetery.
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ilndwan is promising young student
and q doins good work az the university
Prof lIan Of oklahoma unlversity.
spoke 70 the high school students this
merning at chapel on "Athletcs,'
~ Faulkner superintendent of the
street railway returned this morning
from a bus'ncss trip 70 oklahoma city
Councilman Walker continues 20 take
risks ON Insurance. Ry the BY Walker
has pulled ail his property on the market
oozlnss from the brain OF Calvin Or
ner; Ems Ike this. l.st ms an be stand
pi.tcrs. wa VIII an be cheerful IN inc
end"
Chant Of ,. O. Lutz: IN tihs happy
Ilastculde. as wen as in other tides
let us work toward one end: Make
Guthrie greater"
EN Governor a. J seay. who has been
/ in -. Joseph's sanitarium az Snn Diego,
Cal. for several months writes 10 have
the address OF his Leader changed 20
1861 Ellis ST. san Francisco, until May
10, when he viii return 10 kingnsher.
Mrs kate 3. Raymond. vile of Frank
SeiloRg Raymond. onc Of the FIRST clerks
in she Perry land oiiice killed her IA
year-oid son and attempted her own NE
tat her home in Los Angeles Cal She
ioesea her ROOM aud turned on tie sas.
Mrs Raymond Is remembered by many
Gughfe people
George Smith publisher % me Chandler
Tifhuno, WIS in ihe city this morning.
II want b seg tllai the Leader IS tha
iavoriie i1 ch3dkr said Mr. SMITH
ut clsvies s(uo nat the peopie IKE
Moreover h raches us an. ho,ir earlier
tlnn - afhtl papcfs and ne earrierc
have it delivered a. Chandler homes he
fore Supper lune"
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o o o q o o O o o o c Q o o o O o
o WITH THE SUFFERERS. O
o o o o Q Q Q o Q Q o Q Q O o o

Miss Geraldine Camp niece OF Mrs.
y. c. Hart, Is ~
Miss Dessa Matchett is conhned to her
room with a painful attack OF pleurisy.
Judge Goodrich Is recovering from "a
long attack Of sciatIc rheumatism.
Miss Jessie Massey whose life has been
dcspaired Of this week. was somewhat
better this morning and her friends ana
relatives arc beginning 70 hope that she
VIII soon be restored 20 health.
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The last sad rites We're said this morn
ing over the remains Of Mrs. W. S.
Blaekeby. who died at her home at Ev-
ansvile Wednesday night, from Brighrs
disease Rev. Dische conducted the ser-
vice and extended to the bereft relatives
ana frinds many kind. encouraging and
hopeful thoughts. The remains were in
tered In Summit View cemetery.
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General Albert Sydney Johnston, was
released from the federal jail where
he had been confined twenty days for
introducing liquor into the Indian
country
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0 @ c o Q @ O @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . Q
Q OBITUARY. q
O O Q c @ c @ @ O O 0 @ C O @ O

Mrs. w. II. Brown died last evening at
the family residence, 307 East Oklahoma
avenue, az 5;25 o'clock. Death was di-
recty due to peiiionitis. although the
deceased had been in failing health Tor
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II you would lose that dun old heg dache.
And feel as lively as a flee
Maze haste to your druggist
And buy some Rocky Mountain Tea
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