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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-25
MUST SERVE SENTENCE.
Green and Gaynor Lose In Last Court 0
Appeal.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 24-The Unite
States Circuit Court Of Appeals toda,
Issued . mandate carrying out the sen
tenee Of the lower court In the Green.
Gaynor case following the denial Of The
writ Of certiorar by the Supreme Court
Of the United States yesterday. The
sentence IL that both Green and GaynoI
must pay the fine Of s575.740 and serve
four years Imprisonment. Tor conspiracy
with Captain Carter, TO defraud the gov
ernment.
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TWO MONTHS EXTENSION.
Tunnels Under Hudson River Will Not
be Completed in January.

NEW YORK, Dec 24.-The companies
building the tunnels under the Hudson
river to connect New York City and
Hoboken have been granted an extra
two months before they will be re-
uired to have their tunnels open for the
public. The original franchise required
the tunnels to be finished January !,
but the public service commission has
granted two months extension. The
downtown tunnels. which win run to
Jersey City, will not be completed for a
long time.
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KILLS NURSE.

MILWAUKEE. Dec. 24.---Sister There.
sa, nurse at ST. Mary's Hospital, was
today shot and killed by Gustave Wirth.
Wirth is believed to be insane and was
captured after chase Of several blocks.
The man was operated on at the hos
pital year 4go. He said the hospital
authorities tried TO poison him. He call
81 today and upon seeing Sister
Theresa began the fusilade.
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c0NfERS WITH B0NApARTE.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.---Francis j
Heney held conference with Attorney
General Bonaparte today, They dis
cusscd the question Of land fraud case,
In Oregon. In Chicago the other day and
the discussion then began concluded TO-
day. Afterwards Heney stated he could
not discuss for publication what took
place at the conference, Hcncy left fol
New York today where be will spend
two days and then return west.
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LYNcHrNG I'm NEW STATE.

MuSkOGEE, Okla. Dec. 2a.~--Riddled
with bullets. the body Of James Garden
a negro. was found dangling from tele
graph pole tonight In the center Of Hen
rietta A. the result Of tho first lynchine
In tho new state. Garden today shot
and killed Albert Bates, a white man
because Bates. who 10 well.known liv.
cry man, refused To rent a rig to d
negro.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-25

turkeys TO the married men Of Ills en-
|ploy. Five tons we're needed To supply
Butte alone. The birds cost s42O ton.
Giving Of turkeys IL time honored Gus
tom oi Clark.
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LIGHTS VS.. BOOZE.
Wet Town Votes Dry to Secure Gift for
Light Works.

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.--A dispatch to the
Record Herald from Hudson. O., says:
Because gift Of 100000 supposedly
made by J.W, Ellsworth. millionaire
New York coal man, which promised to
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-25
DISTRIBUTES Turkeys

BUTTE, Dec. Ex-senator Clark yes
terday and today distributed 25 tons Of
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-25
AFTER APPROPRIATIONS
President Coniers With Con-
gressmen From Pacific
Coast States.
HARB0R IS WELL PROTECTED

Could Find Room For Big Ficet Of
Battleships and Enemy Could Not
Force Way in--San Diego WIN Soon
be Good Harbor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

journeyed to Washington and consult.
ed with President Roosevelt.
On October Goth Mr. Hartman re-.
turned to New York City and got into
action
On October 2lst eight days before
election known for a generation as
Dough Day in the state. $2Ooroo Of
the $96o.OOO raised by Mr. Hartman
was turned over 10 Chairman Oden
for Use in the State OF New York
Ther" We're sixty county Chairmen to
be appeased sixty county charmcn
not accustomed to disappointment up
Dough Day
Election day was November >th
In the Republican vernacular Of
New York the word dough means
money to corrupt the voters of the
State and We have the assurance Of.
Edward II Hartman that jO,co0
votes We're changed as the result Of
the fund collected by him and cv.
pended by the Republican politicians
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07
LEST We FORGET.

II L. Nell % kecp 90 mind %" SO
tual facts o. o.. pol'.c4. .rIptioa
fund that 49, ral..d ~ 'he Aat
moment 10 'ra Rns-'vel' C.mpalgn
- Hartman. a, The -o,icita'inr % me
President md s1i-ntct tT oo.'s.y01
md Odeu That Har1ti.caa IaIFr
The Neu York SUE put e n
chruuolog.CAl order thus on DC
,ober q, 1904 sixteen days before 'as
election. Chairman Oteu o. the Nev
York Republican STATE Committee ~
ported the 8tats 70 BE- n eAnger both
A. 20 Roosevelt and Higgins
On October 24th EdwArd n Har
ri1an was called in
On Oehtesa 1sEh NJ. HarTiGAn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07
LOG CART NUISANCE.

The sun has repeatedly called at
tention To the matter Of heavy los
carts invading the streets OF the city
with their heavy timbers, which
plough up the thoroughfares and rem
der them almost impossible The
streets are in miserable enough condi
ton as it is. and these carts make
them much worse, II such thing is
possible
For a year these teams have been
using ArredOndo street, with serious
results. This street having been rem.
dercd in such poor condition, they
have changed their route "a West
Court and Pleasant streets. and At
the present rate il will not be- a great
while before the condition Of thcs,
Will be deplorablo
There is a law against the driving
Of log carts on public highways even
in the country where the roads Ar,
frequently worked and the authorize
should at least protect the thorough
fares Of the CITY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

Besides Massachusetts,, only >iN
other States will this year vote for
State officers New York will elect
two justices OF the court Of appeals
Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi. New
Jersey and Rhode Island will elect
governors and other State officers
All of the elections will be held ON
November 5th.
OF these States Kentucky, Mary.
land, Mississippi and Rhode Island
have Democratic governors; the two
others are Republican, The signif.
canoe Of on.year elections Is not as
great as It used to be, inaSmuCh as
State issues now frequently dominate
the campaigns. In the absence Of any
great burning" National issue upon
which the parties are sharply divided
Yet as this is the year before the
Presidential election, the fact is re-.
called that when, in 1883, Foraker was
defeated for governor OF Ohio hv
George Hoadley, and other States
Witnessed slump in the Republican
vote the wiseaCres foresaw. or after.
wards thought they did the reaction
which carried Grover Cleveland into
the White House the next year. So
in 1895 when Kentucky and Mary.
land elected Republican governors.
the leaders OF that part, looked for.
ward confidently ~ the victory which
came the next year Again in 1891
when the Democrats elected Flower
in New York and Boics in Iowa.
there was falling on in the Kcpuhl. |
can majorities In other States
The real contests this year will be- !
IN Massachusetts, where II is expected |
that MIR Whitney will lead a vigorous
for tariff reduction aud r..
In New Jersey whore Re.
publican divisions and IN" reform
wave give to the leaders at that
party some apprehension and n
iNnOdt lSlanu, Nhcre the democrats
hope 10 carry again. Mary land too.
has Joined the doubtful column The
Republican majority in 1900 was Just
about eQualled by the Democrats In
1902, and In 1904 Roosevelt carried
he State by only hfty-onc II II night
ng ground this year
Massachusetts has started the cam
raign earlier thAn any other Of the :
states. Nowhere else has there been
~ much hot weather politics as The I
canvass has developed ,
here A good many people have 4
cen IN this another argument IN 4
avur OF biennial elections OF what 7
dyantage II RIO anybody except tlr g
fice seekers ~, lobbyists aud The :
Their professional politicians 10 hay.
he's" annual .trur. nobody has 1T
wen rational idea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

Tn" fUuI Gvrda Herald SAYS " tho
art"siau we'll u that town. Those
who are cowrwrurmg punta Gorda's
great artrs.u we'll should know that
the uaturl, fore, beneath il sent a
solid oighru,u column Of water
through a vertical pipe twonty.threo
feet high and RE contractor said that
the power Is sufficient t. M that col.
umn OF water t. a height of atty feet.
This suggest crrat possibilities" A
well OF such force might afIord power
enough for som, minor industries pro.
vided the sinking ~ other wells does
not diminish the pressure Jackson.
Willie Times Union Just Imagine
what such an artcsan we'll would he
worth To Gainesville SO FAR. however,
all EFFORTS to secure a flowing well
her" have proved failure This IL
either the hardest place IN the state
TO bore we'll or those who have At.
tempted Ia" work have not been
equipped with the proper machinery
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

Tier" q, Al least one seaport town
z Florida IL which whiskey cannot
10 legally sold At the recent
''.'oH ~ Franklin county Carrabelle
'1'' majority Of go against licensing
aeon, Aralachicola, however, went
- p. =. majority.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

The saloons in Orange county all
closed up shop on the night of Sep
TENDER Goth, pending the wet and dry
election on October Sth. 1t is not
robable that they will be permitted
70 reopen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

One liquor dealer alone paid
Tenrseyen thousand dollars for
license to do business in Jacksonville
IL coming year Why a man with
lat much money should engage in
such business IS beyond our compre.
i-,Noa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

The Florida State Fair will be held
Z: Tampa next February. from the
:,h to the 2lst inclusive. Every pre-.
,aration is being made to make it the
most successful fair ever held in the.
STATE
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Advertising Rates:

,o,a, advertisements, IS cents a
s,s FOR the first and 10 cents for each
additional insertion, D., 49,,
I'D twelve months at special rates.
r. n.tc s furnished upon application.
Marriage and Death notices inserted
~ obituaries. 5 cents line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07
Our Clubbing List.

rho Sun and the Thrice-a-Week
N " World one year III. 90
Who Sun and The Atlanta (Ga)
Weekly Constitution one year. lis
-se Sun and The Atlanta (Gao
semi.Weekly Journal one year $50
mo sun and The Semi-Weekly
-. Times.J'nion one year. ........ $50
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

lust how long the court has a right
e sleep in the midst Of murder trial
g ag'atJng Elizabeth City county,
Virginia Justice, in that region,
sen, 10 carry the scales on it's eyes
Instead Of with outstretched arm.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

The DclAnd Record says There
Will be- no oranges sold IN Florida this
season AZ |loo per box on the tree.
The Few crops which have been sold
80 far have brought about 81 30 on
tn" tree. and there viii be- few oranges
sold for less than this price Tan.
g"rines ARE selling from 8? 50 10 $500
per box ( @. b. with a half crop. com,
pared With lat year the growers are
going tn grt good prices for their
fruit this year
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

Bob McNamee, who looks like Ma
ro,eou. did not meet his Waterloo in
Pensacola, but The Banner says he
vi. meet it in Ocala.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

.-' --0h,h!tiouists OF Escambia
.' Raw, The consolation of know
.. '.-, ley lut up a good fight.
... II Was a losing one. II will
8. ...' Lave the effect OF making
..""l lien have more respect
... .a hereafter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

s0sns wouent cuzuplsEt0If 11t-'
aA0w their aEs. foS ths simple Fs4aot
ta.It shaaf aEs SesaaI aheN tlTuaaA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07
PRESIDENTIAL FORECASTS.

Vice President:
q THE Chicago Tribune recently COM
pleted political poll of the country
which has brought out some very in
teresting facts. At the present time
the preponderance Of Republican
sentiment is for William H. Taft for
President-provided Roosevelt de-
clines to be candidate. Fairbanks,
Knox, Cannon, and Cortelyou, held in
high esteem by party men every.
where, apparently are not in the run.
ming, while Cog. Hughes of New York.
who is as yet little known in the politi.
cal world, overtops them all. The
most astonishing thing is that, LA Fol
lette, that prince of radicals, bids
fair to become stronger than they.
From this it appears that radicalism,
while not so violent now as it has
been. is still exceedingly strong and
healthy, and the conservatives at this
writing appear to have hut little show
Taft, so far, backed by the efforts and
eulogies of the administration, has
had rather smooth sailing But there
have been no determined efforts in
his behalf except in his own State
Ohio. The politicians of the great
States of New York Pennsylvania,
Wisconsin, Indiana, and Illinois, have
their own axes to grind. and he will
have a pretty hard row to hoe when
his campaign in those States reaches
an active stage. Without the sup.
port OF those States his case is well
nigh hopeless though If Roosevelt |
can force the New York delegation !,
to Taft ii will be a strong factor in |
mis- favor. But in New York Hughes |
must be reckoned with, and he is
man who cannot be dictated to. He
has his State behind him. and should
he intimate to the delegates that he
would like them to consider him.
Roosevelt, Taft, and everyone else
would be thrown overheard.
That Bryan is all.powerful and a
man to be feared is evidenced by the
efforts OF the Presidents friends to
have the Republican nominating con.
vention held over until after the
Democratic convention. when il will
be known who the Republicans will
have TO contend with. They take the
ground that Roosevelt is the only
man who can beat anyone the Demo ,
Gratis may nominate. and they fear 7
hat II Roosevelt should be nominated Z
n advance Of the Democratic selec. /
ion, Bryan will be the man 10 60 {
against him, and in that event Bryan's I
| third term for any President In I
hat event a short campaign would be
n favor of the Republican party G
1t is also said that Judge Parker #
las designs on the Presidential chair (
md that his New York friends are S
earnestly working for his nomination 4
they believe that the wave OF rAdi.
alism is now receding, and that by
he time the National campaign opens =
parker. as conservative, will be- the Il
most available man for the Demo. :
rats to nominate and go w against I,
he Republicans. They are, however 81
making a big mistake Because the =,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

Th" Little Down declares that q
mule ~ a cross hotNc q pile driver
= lump ~ lead and Kansas cyclone.
! know some men Who hav" 10 sling
mud az mul"
Henry F. Jones ~ Tampa. Fla,
writes. I can thank God Tor my pres
out health due 10 Fulryn kidney
cure ! tried doctors and all kinds
Of kidney cures. bat nothing done mo
much good tlll took Fol"ys Kidney
Cure -Four BOTTLES cured me and I
hlH" no more pain IN ~, back and
shoulder am g. years old and suf-
tered long bat thanks a. Foleys
kidney Cur" | am well and can walk
and enjoy mfe"lf II r. "A pleasure 10
recommend II 90 those hecdink a kid
r"y medicine. W Mcclellan a Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

~We will not accept stamps Of
anger denomination than 2 cents.
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Terms Of Subscription:

-,o Twice.a.Week Sun 81 a year;
~ n'or,hs SOC; single copies, &C.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

y Iroumouger 30,
.-.'aUt general pas
'a' Ciyde Line. Vlll
'.at lis son. Frank.
axe vas painfully in
Xxx GA Monday by b.
. heavy truck
.' Dung IronmonE ger
lodge a bicycle. came
'. tLe truck WITCH
az and rendered him
70 vas examined. and
.--s1 TIA, his Skull vas
lei boys father vas noti.
q Immediately toT New
-'oamooeer has many
-ls city and sscsioa Who
like via hlza.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

DRESS GOODS SHOES CLOTHING HATS GNS FURNISHINGS Etc.
prices that w open your eyes When you have hesa % tswn
and cant fms what yOu want thea TO see US.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

= y wcREARY, Editor and Niger
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07

WMH Rn%~N You 10 visit store and inspect he
WV M RNN largest Line OF General Merchandise
10 be lOUnd IN Alschua County and be
convinced that we will save you mOaey
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-02-09
SEYMOUR.

Seymour, Feb. 7.-Hazel Wickham
left for Cedar Rapids Saturday where
she will take a course In the business
college.
William Baines started Friday for
Kansas to look for work
Evangelist Nelson held services in
the Sunshine coal mine Friday morn
ing and in the Big Jim mine the same
afternoon.
Pearl Elmore returned to Davenport
Friday to resume her studies in the
"immasulate conception"
goodly number of the l. Q. o. F.
of this place went down to Clio Thurs
day evening at attend the dedication Of
the Odd Fellows hall at that place.
DR.. Munyon's mother and sister of st
Johns, Mo-, are visiting the doctors
family here.
Eddie Harris and Cyrus Banning
started Tuesday morning for Helena
Mont, where they will remain indef1-
nitely
Rev. vannoy of the Baptist church at
Centerville attended the revival services
Tuesday evening.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-02-09
CHAIR I ON
SCHOOL
BURNS
Blackburn Seminary Com.
pleteIy Destroyed by Fire
VIII Secure Temper.
airy Quarters

Charlton, Feb. 7-(special, THE
Blackburn Seminary. located two and
half miles east Of Charlton burned
to the ground last evening about six
O'Clock. The building was two story
frame structure and built three years
ago at cost Of $4,000. The fire orig.
mated in an east up stairs room.
probably from defective flue. The
students. who live and board at the
seminary, were all eating supper at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Blackburn,
who lives close, and the fire was dis
covered by neighbor. The loss falls
heavy on Mr.. and Mrs. Blackburn,
who have labored long and diligently
to obtain the building and bring the
school to it's present high standard.
The second floor of the building was
used for rooms for the male students.
They were able to save most Of the
furnishings.
Temporary arrangements will be
made to finish the school term.
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withdrawn by j. c. Calhoun.
Estate of Alex Miller. order signed di-
recting administrator to reimburse
Charles Rigler for Improvements made
on land belonging to said estate and
sold upon order of the court.
Estate Of Louis Proper; will probated
and D. D. Proper appointed executor.
Bond. $500.
Estate of Horton G. Kelley: will pro-
bated and Charles H. Kelley appointed
executor without bond.
May j. Gilchrist, guardian. VS. Elsie
Miller, minor. Sale of real estate au-
ttorized.
Estate of Lutte Bingaman; final re-
port approved and guardian discharged.
Estate of Caleb Stevens; order d.
recting administrator to purchase a
monument.
On account of the new cases not being
Tuesday and Judge Anderson left on
Tuesday evening for his home in Abba
to visit until Monday
Other keosauqua News.
DR.. Emo who has lived in Keosauqua
for many years, until last fall he went
to Los Angeles with his fanny, is al
present in the hospital at that place 70.
treatment.
Miss Madge Norris visited her par.
ents in Birmingham from Saturday
until Monday.
Miss Helen Browning, sister of Mrs
A. l.. Henninger Of this place, has beer
appointed principal of the Douds
school. Everett Miller, former principal
has resigned.
VIM. Kerr. brother of Mrs. Fred Rigs.
by and Miss Rose Shaffer Of Charles.
ton, Washington, We're married JAN 81
Mr.. Kerr is second quartermaster OF
the receiving ship Philadelphia.
The union services are being held a
the Methodist Episcopal church thi.
week The extremely cold weather ha
prevented many mo rfentatdngic-ln
| prevented many from attending.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-02-09
Master Cupid in
Double Play
THO CouplesUnlted This Morn
ing atCourt House by Justice
Ayres--Many Witness
Ceremony

Cupid, ably assisted by Justice G. c.
Ayres, participated in double play at
the court house yesterday when Miss
Anna Spilman and w. e. Higgin..
botham, both of Laddsdale, and Miss
Jessie Cudsworth Of Selma and Frank
Spilman were married by the magis-
trate nthe supervisors room.
The young people came to Ottumwa
this morning to get married and they
accomplished their object. Arriving at
the court house they announced their
intentions and asked tat justice he
called. The news of the impending
ceremony quickly penetrated all the
corridors Of the county building and
when the happy brides and grooms
faced the magistrate, the walls of the
board room were lined with officials,
deputies and other interested spec
tators. while small overflow viewed
the rites through the windows Of the
room.
In a few, simple but impressive
words, the magistrate tied the nuptial
knots finishing each ceremony by rs.
serting his right of saluting the bride.
The young people expect to return to
their homes this afternoon. They
were accompanied to Ottumwa by
Chester Cudworth of Selma, brother
of Mrs. Spilman.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-02-09

friends. Mr.. Burke has charge of the
offices of the International Harvester
company at that place and has won
for himself a good position.
Lou Pencil left on tuesday, morn
ing for Washington, Iowa, from which
place he ST.. It's for Dalhart, Oklahoma,
where he expects to take a home
stead claim.
Court convened, here this morning
with Judge X. E. Willcockson on the
bench and J. H. P. Robinson as court
r, porter 1t is not anticipated that
this will be very heavy term
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-02-09
AGED PIONEER
PASSES AWAY
MRS. GIRTHA sHUTTLEFlELD DIES
AT THE AGE OF IS YEARS
BORN IN GERMANY

Mrs. Girtha Shuttlefield, widow of
the late Barney shuttlefeld, died yes
terday afternoon at l o'clock at the
family residence, 10 miles south of
the city at the age of So years. She
is survived by one son, Henry Shut
tleheld, his wife and their child.
The funeral services will be held
tomorrow morning at the residence
at s o'clock and at st. Patrick's church
at 1890 o'clock Rev. Father Bulger
will have charge of the services In.
terment will be made in the Calvary
cemetery.
Born in Germany.
Mrs. ShuttlefieId was born in Ger.
many. January 1, 1922 She came &c
America July T. 1852 and settled at
West Point, Iowa. On October Ia, the
same year, she was united in marriage
to Barney Shuttlefeld and moved
with him to their farm south of the
city where they have since resided
Their only living son, Henry Shuttle
field, resides on the family farm.
The Mccarthy Funeral.
The remains of the late James Nc
Clarity will be laid to rest tomorrow
morning in the Calvary cemetery. The
funeral services will be held tomorrow
morning in the Sacred Heart church
Rev. Father James Foley officiating
Mrs. Olive McGinnis.
Mrs. Olive McGinnis passed away a
the family residence. 8 miles east o
the city this morning at $50 O'Clock
The funeral services will be held to
| morrow morning at 10 o'clock from tn
residence, Rev. D. NJ. Lower officiatin.
Interment will be made in the Agenc.
cemetery.