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Not all the Instruction given Ia young
railroad rnen Il intensely serious Tbs
following definition was recently of
f.rs-i 70 beginner. "A box car lee
longs TO the fovi family. During the
spring and summer months IL can re
found Ia nearly every part OF the coun-
try, la fsvorit- haunts being railway
tracks. and II Is easy 10 capture. Ia
the autumn, however, Ike certain 9th
-r fowls, II goes into Information or
flies to other ciIme~ Scattered In
stances are known where specimens
are captured during the autumn
months A lasso or a well creased
switch crew Is sometimes used in snar-
ing the box car, but main strength ia
the best weapon. In any cas-. the
hunter must t~ very vnry, as any
noise like the tuttertng OF waybiII
will make the quarry disa ppear Some
railways own large focks OF domesti-
Gated box cars. but they are CAREFUL,
guarded during the closed sea son. The
wild box car when canght and fairly
well loaded becomes perfectly station
ary."-San Francisco Argpnaut
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H. and T. G. Round Trip Rates

Round trip rates via H. & T. G.
railroad on sale June 18th aud 10th
to all points on H. & T. c., also to
points not more than 100 miles dis
tant. Rate one and one-third fare
Limit June 2lst.
Round trip summer rates now on
sale to Galveston. La Porte, Amar-
lilo, Felasco and other points.
Austin, Tex.-On sale June cath and
25th. Rate S7.05. Limit August 3
Philadelphia. Pa.-On sale July II,
IL and 18th. Rate $41.45. Limit
to leave Philadelphia July %.
San Antonio-One sale June 9Th
and 18th. Rate 1920. Limit June
10th.
Austin. Texas-On sale June Sth. 9Th
18th and 18th. Rate S7.05. Limit
to leave Austin August 3rd.
Austin, Texas--On sale June 10th
and nth. Rate 1886. Limit to
leave Austin, June l4th
Navasota, Texas-One sale June &c.
Rate s. 90. Limit TO leave Naylso-
ia June 2ath.
J. c. KENNEDY. T. A.
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Fra Dlayulo was the nickname given
Michele Iezza. celebrated renegade
monk and Italian brlgand who was
born IA l7tsL II should b. uot,-i that
the opera VI Auber has, nothing ia com.
moa with Fra biayolp but the name
feaka was FIRST stocking weaver.
thea a soldier In the Neapulitau army.
then soldier ga th. popes seTylcr hui
finally he became monk. but was ry-
PEELED Ia the mountains ct talabFIa
fexxa took % brigandagr aud such
was his uotnrefy aud 50 great were hls
crusities that The people uiekuHmeI
him Pa tuavoio o. is consollng to
know that tr was eventually executed
IA t@a Nvgy YORK American
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Quay and His lstt>ss.

The late Senator NJ. 8. Quay Of Penn.
sylvania kept all the letters his constit-
uents wrote to him asking for favors
He had stacks Of them when his last
fight for the senate came along. Then
he sorted out the letters. eliminating
those from people who were dead aud
on the back OF each letter wrote:
Dear John or Pill-Do you remember
when you wrote me this letter and do you
remember that / iid what was asked
want your help now In my fight FOR the
senate. Can have it,
The politicians In Pennsylvania say
those letters. mailed to the original
senders with Quay's request on the
backs of them. had as much as any one
thing 10 do with Quay's winning his
fght Saturday Evening Post
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4 Loaino Game.

Not long ago a new Turkish ba tn es-
Establishment was organized. and as is
the custom the promoters went out to
form a regular clientele The accounts
OF what Turkish bath would accom-
plish were most glowing. Among the
men approached WAS German saloon
ist His complaint WAS obesity. Ms was
shown by the fact that he was below
the average height and weighed 200
pounds.
Now. 1t Is like this" explained the
massaur when the German had been
inveigied to take a look into the bath
house. Il will guarantee to take off
two pounds at each bath"
"Vatr exclaimed the kaissrs former
subject. Two pounds NIT each bath!
Ach. dot means Won hundret bs tbs and
den no man. Nein. dink I take dem
notf'-Columbus Dispatch.
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sna was klHeir'
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40. s#h ,ss died in a. fall
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Lett. will csngvitsut. that heart tourh.
Ing ballad entHied Nsr,lan. Brush
Those Locks Away. Yearn for Lib.
erty ''-- iiarrers Weekly
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The libef il5 eur ~ ga. members.
raw 20 london. was Introduced ta a
peru ~ nd.ss lao tas l.ula. r.-m ~
fhs hsesr - r1wma4s As br irft fs
sfwYrlf presented .aeH AHf wIth t4
GARD a fFirua .eatufsi tt iut ttaf
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thsw Fuasat Nui fs~ .EtH.st m.
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re &rstfs Wa.f.
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iiun~t u,n>lp To ~, Ntu
Antnsl Mae ia small ilasn ihat Wa
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smlii taTU t' fts tniHr - Afr
Fsruers nn West f'ranktU street
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Sherman, Texas, To Whom 1t
May Concern. Thi. Is TO certify that
have been personally acquainted
with Dr. b b. Pettltt Of this city.
for the past twenty years, and dur
ing said period / have had occasion
to know his skill as a physician and
surgeon. In both departments he is
quite a superior man, and, In fact.
| think, a remarkable one in both
branches of his profession.
Very respectfully,
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Miss 2allie Ray has returned from
Dallas
Mr.. and Mrs Fount Ray of Fort
Worth are visiting IN the city.
We want all the ladies 10 see thoee
patent Md aad tan leather pumps at
Crows S.
Mrs Is b Moore has returned
from a visit OF three weeks 10 Ro-
chester. Texas.
Our $500 patent Kid Gibson tie.
for ladies' is Il beauty. We haze all
sizes at Crows. 81
The family medicine In thousands o1
homes for 81 yeAr.--Dr. Thachsrs Liver
and Blood s--'n.
Mrs. H. c. Small of valley Head.
Ala, is visiting the family OF her
son. Dr. A b. Small
Remember the messenger service
when you need boy for any purpose
Phone Wells-Fargo Co Sc
Ladies vici Kid turn sole oxfords
for 325O and $500 at Crows. They
are cool and give comfort to the
foot. ST
You will find the glasses and
sherberts you are looking for at the
Racket store on the east side OF the
square. SIS
Constable McCalpin left this af
ternoon for Anderson, Grimes coun-
ty, to convey an attached witness to
the courts OF that place.
Announcement Is maze that the
lecture on Mexico and ice cream
supper given by the Epworth League
will be on Thursday night of this
week
The monument at the grave OF
August Quaite at Shiloh cemetery,
near Oyilla, will be unveiled by the
Woodmen OF the World on Sunday,
June Is.
A man who Is IN perfect health,
so he can do an honest days work
when necessary has much for which
he should be thankful. Mr.. L. c.
Rodgers, OF Branchton, Pa, writes
that he was not only unable to work
but he couldn't stoop over 10 tie his
own shoes Six bottles Of Foley's
Kidney Cure made a new man Of
him He SAYS. Success 20 Foleys
Kidney Cure B. W Fearis
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Col Stillwell H. Russell, one Of
the most noted criminal lawyers in
the West has this to say OF DR.. Pet
tilt:
| have been int mately acquainted
with DR.. B. B. Pettitt for the past
twenty five years. | know him to be
one OF the most skillful surgeons and
specialists in the west, and have no
hesitancy in recommending him to
the afflicted as a physician OF SUI
perior skill in his profession and as
surgeon second to none.
(Signed) STIILWELL II. RUSSELL
SO far as the knowledge Of the
citizens OF Ellis county is concerned
in regard to the head of this institu-
ton YOU are respectfully invited TO
ask Mark Smith, county attorney as
to what he knows of Dr.. Roberts,
who was raised and educated with
him. also Lee Moore, eX-COunty com
missioner. WAC is a cousin Of the
president Of this organization.
j NJ Eskridge. ci'g attorney. VINO
mas tllbN VI ga ~ - ''NNAA VI ~
Roberts. y \. o. Justice of the
peace az Mtdlothi4o. and who has
been located in L,l,s county for -
years. j VI Aldcrd'ce. who was rails
ed within only six miles ~ where
many OF Dr Roberts relatives live
As for IN Dunn, who g. one of the
most ssccessful scientific opthamol-
oglatp and one ~ the most noted men
iu the state OF Texas when 10 comes
to cyy. ear. nos" and throat work.
you Will flud that the above given
Testimonials will hold good and we're
10 nor tof the fact that space vlll not
permit ~ would te glad to say
more You viii find the above named
specialist iu the Trsas Mortgage
Banking hulldiug tu stay
Consultation Examination uui
advice ffe, offir. hour, w to ~
o. m thuue
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81 Aas4ase
IL
60 -, ....
eh-.n ~
yAa.. s,s. xr-ssesv g~gsers to tAe
! Astsae ss
p.t. g.. 100. "a ~.s.t.... =, 81
I Avratr fs
-. -. - ....... .-......
|
he" car kft anything 70" Naat
~ Ia" AFc7a@ ~
/ HOY FIREMAN "} b@8i@a hpeat Sah-
aA' IN IA" t3'F
/ J r. Leigh ~ league sppat sua-
/ day 10 IN. CITY
| Mrs. Elmer Gatesood visited at
Ennis yesterday
/ s.s y cronk 4 ro ss,or. 70.
buy your roofing II
| ~ r. n. McCom,,. for tfr~ Asd
Tornado i.ssr>s<~.
Dress oxfords for ladies. the Kind
Fon like AZ Crows, 81
Mrs VIA Ely returned TO sherman
SATURDAY afternoon
Ladies' white bIue ana grey can.
vas orfords at Grows. 81
Miss Doiits bingham T. visitfnv
relatives At ccrugga r.
-,
"o ape"u So Aus IL" '""
rsan5 q Gu Gu 80 80, :,
~ - o'' anu '>
'''' - -"
nay your pumps Iiom
w. a" ~'""' ''''
Ladies patent kid blucher tie OK
fords from '2.oo to ''oo at crow =.
D.
nen you nsen D'u"oe'
-ho ~ :.
some crossing OUT prices on retrig
eIa'ors ana sasoiihe stoves II. =
Moore FURNITURE 90 u
80 c. $50 49, 80 ~
$50
oherill foroes ana tamiiy went 10
the Ennis lake TINS morning 10
spend the day fishing.
Ladies, gentlemen and children
get s 'e S, taken n Qua : me pno'os
0'-''o" .'o'o
EVERYBODY invited TO attend the
lawn tea tuesday afternoon and
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u. s. District Judge, Sherman, Tex.

Sherman, Texas: To Whom 1t
May Concern: | have known Dr.. B.
b. Pettitt since 1879, when he, with
other physicians and surgeons, had
their office in my drug store. They
had frequent discussions on anato-
my, location and names of muscles,
and | think he was as well or better
posted than any OF them.
Yours truly,
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Mr desire tu iatorm those 500
3h3nk that t-scaHae se advertise ~
are not berp go AtAY "a bls1Y take
The time tp read the fDliuwlbx evil
teBcea Of the fact that Tie Nsdieo-
Surgical lustitulc ls composed of
men 81 the highest attachments
Below a. publish letters from G..
n Randall. , member II congress
from Texas u r Braant, district
judge and II. a Chapman. promln-
cat citizens az Shermas
sherman. Texas To whom II may
concern This Is 10 certify that |
have known Or. pettiit. Of sherman,
Texas. for quite a number ot years.
during The most of which time he
has resided ia sherman | regard
him AS skilled physician and sur
geon, and In the latter capacity have
since nay acquaintance with him,
known his reputation to be very
high.
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ENCOURAGING tvlDtN(t'


<szssss f~s Tsss israssaxis ksv tErissw
t.fsea tps,ssvnln. tisr Aesi8gxss
~arNsrai ln~fisai~ " hisa
u.s na~ue-i Permanent
Office. in thx. TrssN
Nasfza9s and
isukanT Bidx.
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ours truly

First Vice President M. & P. Nation
al Bank, Sherman, Texas.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-08-16

To Burt KAISER, his heirs, adlninistra-
tors and assigns and all persons claiming
under or through him or them, and TO all
it may concern:
You and each of you are hereby noti-
fed that the undersigned has expended
the sum of $4,000 for the year 1896 in
labor and Improvements upon the En-
peror mine or mining claim, situated in
the Las Animas Mining District, Sierra
County, New Mexico. in order to holi
such premises under the provisions of
Section 1924, REVISED Statues of the
United States, and if within ninety days
after this notice by publication you fail
or refuse to contribute Your proportion
of such expenditure as co-owner. togeth-
or with the cost of this publication, the
interest Of Burt KAISER, and his heirs,
administrators or assigns. will become
the property Of the undersigned, under
the provisions II Section 1924.
JAS. w. STUCK.
First Pub. July 1897.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-08-16
In the Probate Court of Sierra County

In the Probate Court of Sierra County,
New Mexico.
In the Matter OF Notice OF
the Estate of filing of final
Olive NJ. Ritch, deceased. Accoant,
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that Watson L.
Ritch, administrator Of the estate Of Olive
M. Ritch, deceased, has filed his anal
account with said estate, in the above
Court, and that the first Monday OF
September next, 1t being the first day of
the September term of this Court at the
Clerks Office of said Court, at 10 o'clock
A. M. of said day has been appointed
by said Court, for hearing Of objections
to said account and for the settlement
thereof, at which time and place any
person interested in said estate may ap
pear and file objections, in writing, to
said account and contest the same,
July lst, 1907. J. NJ. WEBSTER,
Clerk of said Court.
byJ. +. SMITH,
Deputy.
First publication July 1907 4w.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-08-16

Sale Of Timber, Washington, d. c., July
8, 1907.
Sealed bids marked outside IBID, Timber
Sale Application Juno 1. 1907, Gila" and
addressed to the Forester, Forest Service.
Washington, D. c., will be received up to
and including the 18th day of August, 1907.
for all the merchantable dead tim Der
standing and down and all the live timber
marked for cutting by the forest officer on
q designated area of about 208 acres located
within Sections 81, %, "a, and IS approx
imately, 7. 16 S., r. 8 W., N. M. p. M,
Gila (S) National Forest, New Mexico esti-
mated to be 1900 linear feet more or less
of sound mining tinbers of western yell
low pine Douglas fir and Mexican white
pine. No bid of less than ~ cents per
linear foot will be considered and a de-
posit of 500 must be sent to Geo. Il. King,
special Agent, Forest Service, Washington,
D. c., for each bid submitted to the For
ester. Timber upon vasid claimsis exempted
from sale. The right to reject any and all
bid ls reserved. Fl r further information
anl regulations Cover ing sales, address r.
G. Mcclure. Forest Supervisor, Silver City,
Now Mexico.
e. E. CARTER,
Acting Forester,
First pub July 1907 5w ne
Sierra County advocate., 1907-08-16
BEYOND EXPRESSION. "a. w

BEYOND ExPREssIoN-G. w.
Farlowe, East Florence, Ala,
writes: "For nearly seven years I
afflicted with form ofskin disease
which caused an almQst ,unhear-
able itching. / could neither
work, rest or sleep in, peace. Moth
ing gave me permanent relief until
| tried Hunts Cure. sOnesappli-
cation relieved me; one box cured
me, and though year has pasaed,
l have stayed cured. ! am CRATE
full beyong expression. Hunts
Cure is a guaranteed remedy for
all itching diseases OF the skin.
Price 80 cents. For sale at the
Postofice Drug Store.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-08-16
HAVE You CHILIs?-It cured

HAVE YoV CHILLs?-It cured
your Pc and also your Ma OF
chills in the long ago and il will
cure you nov. 1t has been tested
by time and ite merits have bean
proven. We guarantee one bottle
to -oure any one case Of Chills.
II it fails your money il cheeriully
reiunded-and it's name is Cheat
hams Chill Tonic. For sale at
the Post Office Drug Store.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-08-16

If q burn or q bruise affllots you
rub it on, it on. Then before you
scarcely know it all the trouble
will be gone. For q aching joint
or muscle do the same. It ex-
tracts all pains and poisons, plucks
the stings and heals the lame.
Hunt's Lightning Oil does it. For
sale at the Post Office Drug Store.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-08-16
LEGAL NO TICE s.


BY order of the Cattle Sanitary Board
of New Mexico, and in accordance with
Sec. 223 Compiled Laws of N. M, l will
sell at public sale to the highest bidder,
unless sooner claimed by owner, l brown
mare mule, about years old, branded
s on left thigh. Sale
at Cuchille, Friday, Sept. 6, 1907, II
o clock a. m. District 22. VIM. w.
MARTIN, Inspector. augl6 4w.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-08-16
Notice for Publication.
Department OF the interior,
Land Office at Las Cruces, N. ",


June 81, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Cornelius
Sullivan Of Fairview, N. NJ, has fled no.
!tce of his intention to make final Five
year proof in support OF his claim, viz:
Homestead Entry No. 359l made Nov. 6,
1901, for the Ell SWN & S1s SEN Sec
ton 5, Township IL S., Range z W., and
that said proof will be made before J. M.
Webster. at Hillsboro, N. M. on August
10, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon,
and cultivation Of, the land, viz:
Refugio Chavez, of Monticello, N. N.
ROGUE Ramos, of Monticello, N. NJ.
Frank A. Calhoun; Of Chloride. N. NJ.
Jose n. Sedillo, Of Monticello, N. M.
Euox1gE VAN PArrEN,
Register.
Tirst pub. June 20, 1907.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-08-16
LOCAL NEWS.

V0N. sS."cs
The dance Saturday night wal
well attended.
Andy Gould les returned from
q business trip Ell Psso.
B. P. Hernden and wiz Cooper
will leave next week for Arizona.
Don't forget the moving picture
show at Hirsch hall this evening.
The nev wagon ROAD from the
Snake mine to the Eureka mine
has been complsted.
Some of our society young aen
have been promoted to important
positions on the local police force.
1t is rumored that an automo-
bile line will be established be-
tween this place and the RAILROAD
this fall.
It seems settled fact that the
Santa Fe will pqt op daylight
train from Ell Paso to Silver City
October FIRST.
Miss Pearl and Miss ollie Parks
spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Richardson. The former is
teaching the Berenda school.
j. M. Webster returned Wed
nesdsy from MssllIa Park where
he attended meeting of regents
Of the Agricultural College.
Miss Oeeil Alexander, the efi-
cient postofics assistant, is visit
ing friends at Albuquerque, and
Mics Lolita 10 also visiting Ell Paso
friends.
, Martin Consboy left Saturday
for FL Paso. At the time OF bis
departure Martin had not decided
whether he would 60 10 Giobe,
Arizona, or Oananea, Mexico.
District Attorney H, A. VOL
ford returned Sunday from Santa
Fe where he attended the insugu-
ration of Governor Curry. He
stopped over day at Socorro on
official business.
Bee Preis ser returned last FIJI.
dry from Douglas, Arizona. where
he has been employed as locomo-
tive fireman. Railroadipg not be-
ing to his taste be has returned to
his FIRST love, Hillsboro, to resume
the occupation Of mining.
John KAISER, general manager
OF the Ocean Wave Mining CON-
pany. and Supt. J. J. May of the
Sierra Consolidated Mining COM
pany left Sunday afternoon by |
special convey yancefor the railroad.
The former vent to New York
City and the latter to El Paso.
The Worden building next to
tho postofice and occupied by J.
M. Ruiz had narrow escape from
being destroyed by fire last satur.
s.S evening :: aSol: /. o'S.ooI.
lamp exploded. and BY the prompt
action Of Mr.. Ruig who threw the
lamp out Of the window, : bad FIRE
*'' ! .ysrtsd. -
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 81. Ruchsr and
Miss Anna Buohsr returned home
Wednesday evening. Mr. Buohsr
has bsen 1t Canton, Ohio, for
ioms time visiting his mother who
hss been i'll, and Mrs. Bucher and
Miss Anna returned from Albu-
querque where they have been
visiting Mrs. W. 8. Hopswsll.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-08-16

Doctors and Oleoaoo.
No man 10 . good physician Vha
has never been sick.-Arabian Max.
i'm.
Sierra County advocate., 1907-08-16


companied BY Mr.. Talley Cooke
They returned 10 the windmill city
to-day.
Last Sunday morning Deputy
Sheriff Julian Chavez gathered in
five natives who we're loaded with
bug juice and celebrating the
lsnding Of Columbus. Monday
morning they were ARA igped be-
fore Judge Ribera on q charge Of
being drunk and disorderly.
They all plead guilty and were
fined $500 and costs, but their
fines we're suspended pending their
good behavior.
Supt. John James of the Ready
Pay Reduction company's mines
is completing narrow guage rail-
road bed from the mines to the
mpany's so ton mill. This little
road is 1900 feet long and when
completed will be a money saver to
the company. At present it costs
fifty cent? per ton to get the ore
hauled to the mill which means q
cost OF $500 per day for hauling
to keep the mill supplied. Mr..
James has figured it out that by
the railroad process the ore can be
lard at the mill at cost of seven
cents 2 ton, which means a saying
Of 2l.50 per day. /
On Monday, the 18th inst. the
little son OF Ronsldo Encinias was
bitten on the ankle by large rat
tier. The accident occurred sbou'
eleven o'clock in the morning and
the fsther started at once fol
Hillsboro for medical assistance.
Notwithstanding the fact that
sleyen hours had passed before the
doctor could get to work on him,
the boy is now out of danger and
recovering. Tbs hyposul-
phite OF soda treatment was en-
ployed with most excellent results.
The "hypo" treatment for rattle
snake bites is 30 effectuai that ii
may be called almost q specific.
Every rancher, prospector and
miner ought to have one or two
pounds on hand all the time. 1t
is safe to handle and 1t would be
practically impossible to do harm
with 1t.
George w. Delemater, once a
mine operator in this district COM
mitted suicide few days ago near
Pa. Mr.. Delemater
had many warm friends here and
,is death ,s greatly regretted by
III who knew him. An item in
he El Paso Herald says: News
,as reached the city of the suicide
lear Pittsburg, Pa, of former state
Ienator and ex-candidate for gov
'rnor George Wallace Delemater
t Pennsylvania. Delemater had
'een respondent for years, as the
Ieadville bank of Pennsylvanis
allied Just after his defest in the !
ace for governor and it is said
hat it had been his one ambition
o repay the depositors the million I
lollars which they lost in the
risis. George Wallace Delema- :
or will be remembered ss the )
representative Of q Pennsylvania
who came here two years
60 asking the city council for q :
ranchise to furnish the city with
,emins waieI. He made many
riends here on his numerous
isits TO Ell Paso. His only son,
!. Scott Delemater, remained here )
Or over . year. Mr.. Delemater's !
sther was ex senator of Pennsyl- !
anis and last June died at the age !
{ 50. Ten days later the grand. Z
on. Scott Delemater, was found i
cad in his bed in ConnelIsville,
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