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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31

The man who handles the loc.
department Of :newspaper learns
after due experience not to expect
very many thanks for a column of
pleasitg things, but he k1owsYas
surely as comes the seasons. that a
single Hne In which there are unin-
tentional mistakes, will cause some
one to be heard; also that when he
has made pleasing mention 999 times
of some person, place or thing, but
ON the one thousanth time fails to
do so, he must not ex peet to he for
given. The ommissi0n may have
been from accident, inadvertanceO or
even an entire lack of knowledge
| t matters not. The simple fact
remnins that he will he judged on
that, He may say goo things
about some business men for weeks
but let him IN axe some mistake and
the good things are forgotten and
those mems business Is doOmed.-Ex
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31
MORE BREARLEY

The Chief Is in receipt Of the fol
lowing letter from w. H. Brearley:
Editor Dakota Chicf:-In your is
sue OF the 18th inst. you have unde,
"L0cal Happenings" an item from
the Pierre Free Press. / have ne
knowledge uf suck an incident. Like
some other lizards tqe sting is In the
tail, II any stranger asked the
question, he did not do it In my
hearing, and II may have been asked
sy some stalwart boSr, willing to
spit sen oM. My hearing here at
Pierre, at at Gam Valley, Is one OF
gentlemanly hearing aad courtesy.
As to my hearing which lead to
the outrage Of sending me to the
asy ylum at Yankton. / will give op-
portunity to uhose complain ing to
defend themselves In the ,coming
cireuit court. In your issue of Dec.
ember Ii, Sn quoting from the Mitch
ell iazette, yOa state several things
4
for Huron to confer wi h Mr.. Craw-
ford. had business at Washington
Springs. 1t IS not true that went
from house to house soaring women.
"broke several wlndows'' Is an un-
truth, and INTENDED to mislead. The
rction OF Sheriff link will have to he
answered for lin circuit court, II /
can raise the money for its expenses.
Please do not try the case before 1t
Is proper to do SO. was not given
into the charge Of the Buffalo coun-
officers; 1t Is not true (no one had
authority to do I'D that was given
into my brothers Keeping, 1t Is not
true ''he was unable to look after
him.. The remainder Of the para
graph, / will test I'm next circuit
court to he held at Gam Valley. l
can see that the stalwarts are for
machine rule. even when they are
whipped, and those who for place
have yielded. and crawied OH to the
'bandwagon" are held In the infiu
ence and grip Of "boss rule" 80 that
they cannot be fair and straight.
Cf youL courtesy ask you to insert
this letter In your next issCe of the
Dakota Chief also the marked Item
WHICH send you today. In yester-
days issue of the Pierre Free Press,
which hBs reference To the item you
copied from the Press Ia last weeks
issue Of the Chief.
YouI' y respectfully
". III. BREARLEY
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31
NOTICE TO OWNER BEFORE TAX DEED
SHALL ISSUE.

NOTICE TO OWNER BEFORE TAX DEED
SHALL ISSUE.
State of South Dakota
Ccanty of Buffalo ss
The State OF south Dakota Sends Greeting:
TO Clara Yakey and j. Jorgenson, j. c.
Thull. M. Z. Henrlchsen and Frank l. Hall
members OF the Buffalo County Land and
Abstract Company and Clara McManus.
You are hereby notified that on the 7th day
OF November A. ID. 1904. the then Treasurer OF
said County OF Buffalo South Dakota exposed
for sale. and sold the following Real Estate.
to-wit: Lot two III in Block three [3l In the
town OF Gam Valley In Buffalo County In
the State Of South Dakota. for the year 1908,
then due and delinquent thereon; that at
said time and place w. ii. McCracken. the
undersigned. bid the amount OF said taxes
interest and costs. due thereon and Il now
the lawful owner and holder of the Certih-
cate OF Purchase therefor. and that the right
OF redemption will expire and o deed for said
land will be made. unless redemption from
such sale be made within sixty days from the
date of completed service on you.
January &. 1907.
W. II. McCRACKEN.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31
NOTICE TO OWNER BEFORE TAX
DEED SHALL ISSUE
State of South Dakota.
County OF Buffalo

County OF Buffalo
The State Of South Dakota Sends Greeting:
To James Hanskett you are here by noti-
hed that ON the 7th day of November A. d.
1901. the then treasurer Of said County OF
Buffalo. South Dakota. exposed for sale. and
sold the following real estate to-wit: The
south east quarter OF section twenty six l26
township l0s. range 6s. containing 100 acres
n Buffalo county In the State of South Da-
kota. for the taxes for the year 1903 then due
and delinquent thereon; that at said time
and place w. H. McCracken. the underslgn-
ed. bid the am"unt Of said taxes. interest and
costs. due thereon and Is now the lawful own
er and holder Of the csrtif:ass oi pIrch sse
therefor. and that the right Of redemption
will expire and deed for said land will be
made unless redemption from such sale be
made within sixty days from the date OF
completed service ON you. January 9. 1897
w. II. McCRACKEN
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31
Presidents Order

On January 25, the president is
sued to the Secretary of the In nterior
the following order:
Sir: 70 prevent the fraud now
praticed In the acq uisition OF public
ands of the United States. / have to
direct that hereafter no final certii-
cate, patent, or other evidence of
title shall be issued under the public
land laws until al actual examina-
ton has been made on the ground
by an authorized officer of the Gov
ernment: but the following shall be
excepted from the force Of this order;
(l) All claims which have hereto
fore been examined by an authorized
officer Of the Government whose re-
port Is found satisfactory.
(2) All claims where heret tore
an officer of the Government other
than officers authorized to u K e
final proof, shall have been present
at I he taking of final proof, to
cross examine claimant and witness
es, II such proof IL found satisf.ic-
tory,
(3) All claims where clailnantNs
compliance with law has been estab.
iishcd by Contest or other regular
adverse piOceedings.
"a Entries which may have been
confirmed by virtue of any act AZ
Congress.
f5j Selections and en- tries In
which no residence or Improvement
IL required by law, when the lands
embraced therein are strictly speak
ing in agricultural districts, or W hen
their character has been fixed by
investigation and classification
made In accordance with law.
(6) Gases of reinsurance of patents
because Of some clerical error occur
ring In the patent heretofore issued.
Cd All Indian allotmeuts which
have been regularly approved In ac-
cordance with instructions OF the
Secretary Of the Interior.
You will issue all necessary In.
structions to carry this order into
effect.
This order Is In lieu OF my order OF
December 13, 1906,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
A REVIEW OF THE WEEKS LOCAL AND SOCIAL EVENTS
INTERES TING HAPPENINGS IN THE NEIuhBORhooD
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~ S~NSs~~H<--|O
Ed Parmley bought driving
OF Maurice Henrichsen
DR.. j. W. Cleveager, resident den
st, Chamberlain. South Dakota
Office over L. +. Scott's drug store
About the only persons who have
taken extreme satisfaction I'm our
January weather are the coal
dealera.
DIR. J. W. Clevinger. resident den
tist, Chamberlain, S u. Office over
v +. Scott's drug store
Miss Ma tjlda Stuart OF Chamber
iain. IN teachiuy the Herman Koch
school.
Ray H. Dunbar has purchased an
up-to.date camera and will practice
the arr M photography during his
leisure hours.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Trainor, Mr..
and Mrs. W.. A. WSoletlge aud Miss
Lucy Yakey attended the dancing
party at Leon Thorn's.
wanted-A good live man with
team, to sell sewing machines on
SALARY or commission. Call on, 0 r
address. &. j. SANFORD, Singer Co.,
Mitchell, 5. u.
When L. NJ. Roberts, the supply
man of Minneapolis, failed . me
years ago. people were surprised to
learn that he owed manufacturers
large amounts for goods. Roberts
always sold for cash aud it was
Thought he bought the goods for
cash. Now comes the Commercial
Bulletin with u statement t II u t
Sears Koebuck Il Go. of Chicago owe
sOh ething over a million dollars to
tradesDen. customers, employees
ana in Oien ACCOUNTS. The tirm has
been trying to sell nine million dol
lars of preferred stock for SO m e
months ana has not met with good
SUCCESS. The firm has been Offering
to take deposits from all over the
country ana pay interest on same
and IA Is probably secured a large
amount OF money as the bulletin
shows they owe customers and e,.i-
ployees $2,943, ,673-57. 1t seems like d
RISKY proposition 10 loan money to
a concern hundred OF miles away
and about which they knl W so little
but it seems some do it,--Todd Co.
( Mimi Argus.
The DANCING party at Leon
Thorn's last Friday night proved tn
I've the most successful social event of
tine season With n foot of snow
and no roads open in any direction
1t seemed Impossible for any one to
come from a distance, However by
ten o'clock there were Just seventy
two people present by actual count.
4 bob s'ed drawn by four horses
brought sixteen people from Jerauld
county. Hand county was repre-
scented 10y people living as far north
as ..!iller and Buffalo furnished a
goOdly number. MIR. Thorn's new
two story house 2S IT. square with
eight comniOdions rooms was filed
with as merry n crowd as on,' could
wish to meet. There were musicians
galore. Sig violinists and more than
dozen present who could play the
accompaniment upon The organ.
The midnight luncheon was elegant
both as to quality and quantity and
just as the day was breaking the
crowd slowly dispersed feeling that
they had spent n delightful evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31
sssfEtsEEffssEessesEsse

For Sale--4Otons OF hay. G. A Os-
man,
John johnson has returned from
Union count.
John Brearley has commenced
,filling the Ice house
Mumps Ia reported prevalent In
7Kimbal
Corn Wanted-You can seiI y0ur
corn ut home. See j. A. Johnson
Gam Valley, S. ID.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Tusa
on January 25, a 10 pound baby boy
TO say that Jim ieels rich is putting
it mild.
Those 10 aeed t.f Cough Cure Lima
ment or any Of the Watkins arti-
cles may send or write to me with
out money and have the goods for
war,ied to any place In Gam Valley
flee OF charge. Geo. o. Williams,
Washington Springs. agent J.. X.
Watkins, Go.
;Chahy Oates, Fred Pippin and
a'harly Marvin speEt a couple of
stormy days i'm Kimbali last week
Quite large number of friends
dropped in unexpectedly ON the
Oates fand y last Thursday evening
an completely surprised them. They
however recovered sutiitiently to
make the invaders pass II most ell
joyable evening
j. 3. Ihgerson and A. ". Miller
are among the invali,ls this week.
Ben Thompson this week purchas.
ed a fine quarter section Of land ad-
jaining his homestead east of here.
Ben's hustler and his many friends
are pleased to know he is ger ting on
SO nicely.
j. Jorgensun has just returned
from business trip i'm central Iowa
SANDY Gilchrist mad a quck trip
Elm creek Tuesday
Ss,lurlay il randhRlAs day. AMI
II the weathe report proves true.
the ground hog will hike back into
It's hole and we'll have good wealth
or by aud by
Another fery pleasant surprise
pnrty occmri Tuesday evening at
the home of MIR and Mrs. Chas R-
Der. Ahout forty of their friends
were present and state they had q
most enjoyable time.
Whik on their way to the Oates
home last Thursday evening the
team driven by Chas. Rel,er became
frightened and overturned the buggy
throwing both Mr.. and Mrs. Reber
out. Luckily neither We're hurt and
the only damnge done WAS some
slight breaks to the buggy.
Geo, Fraser has recovered from 4
spell of In grippe.
= Banker Hill had an attack OF ca
choos this week but is now eonvn-
lescent.
Boot and Shoe repairing. WW-
Lawson, Cham berlaln. x. ID. All
~ crk viii he taken to Chamberlain
and returned to Gam Valley prompt
10y the stage driver.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31

LEASE OF COMMON SCHOOL LANDS
Notice Is hor,.Jy given that on March 10th
1907. all the Unbiased school lands In Buffalo
county, will he offered for lease At public
auction. between the hours of " o'clock .. m.
and b O'Clock D. NJ, at the front door OF the
court house In said county.
Dated ~ Pierre. Jan. II. 1907.
o, O. D0KKEN
Commissioner of School and Public Lands
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31
HOW TO CURE CHILBLAINS.

t''ro enjoy freedom from chilblains'
writes John Kemp, East Otisfiel,l
Me-, i apply Bucklen's Arnica Salve'
Have also used it for salt rheuIn
with excellent results. Guarantee
to cure fever sores. indulent ulcers.
piles. burns, wounds. frost bites aud
skin Diseases, 25c at w. }. Hughes &
Go.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31

GUARANTEED CJ7= Fo22iIE3
Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Pro
nhding PH,s. Druggists refund
9ianey II PAZO OINTMENT fails to
u re toJ9.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-06
LABOR LEADER
KILLED BY
MADMAN
Lnnatic Intended to Stay
Governor, but Shoots
His GnestS.

BOSTON. Dec. 6.-Edward Cohen,
president of the State branch Of the
American Federation of Labor, who
was shot by j, a. Steele. an insane
man, while waiting with other labor
Leaders in the State House yesterday
for a conference with Governor Guild
died of his wounds today. Governor
Guild was with Cohen when he died.
Disgusting the shooting with Deputy
Chief Neil, of the State police. Steele
said he went to the State House for the
purpose OF shooting Governor Guild.
IT had a. grievance" he said. They
were keeping ne in that asylum when
was not ms ane. I wanted TO get
sqilare. and I came to the State HOUSE
10 shoot the Governor.
Steele went to the State House to
put some supposed grievances to Gov
ernor Curtis Gund. jr., but instead of
getting a chance at the latter he shot
edward Cohen OF Lynn; wounded
Dennis ID. Drsscoll. and cut the
cheek of Arthur H. Huddell, all
three men being in the outer executive
office at the time.
After 4. terrific fight, in which Cow
eynor Guild. Charles S. Groves. his pri-
vate secretary; DIR. Huddell and Gen
eral J. Fl. whitney, head of the district
notice. took part, Steele was overpow-
cred and later locked up in the Tomos.
Cohen and Driscoll were taken to the
Massachusetts General Hospital.
The three labor men had gone to the
state House by appointment with
Governor Guild to make a plea for the
pardon of A. M. Kennedy. who is con-
fined in the Esse1 County House OF
Correction, and were waiting IN the
outer executive office.
While the labor men st pod talking ana
resting against a long table. the outer
door opened and Steele entered. He
had pushed his way past the doof-
keeper, n~ervously, saying he a an
apnointment with the Governor, and
had one hand thrust into his coal
pocket. walking toward Governor
Gnjld,s office, he saw that the door
was shut. end. wheeling around pulled
out a revolver and fired point blank at
rohen who was back to him a few feet
away.
The bullet entered the back of Co
hens head and passed clear hTouS II.
sending a squirt of blood upon the wall
near a picture of Lincoln. Cohen reeled
and almost Instantly was struck by an
other bullet jim the forehead. this also
nassine clear Through the skull
The wounded man dropped 10 the
noor while Driscoll closed IN
on him. Steele fired again, the
inlet INJECTING a glancing wound
on the side of Driscolls head, sending
him 10 the floor unconscious. uddel
rot to steele theif, only to be Jaobed
- tha check with the muzzle of the re-
volver. inficting q. Jagged cut.
Secretary Groves had jumped into the
a>f,y,u .hv this time, and got a grip on
steele. while Messenger Reed ran INTO
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-06
KEAN IS AFTER
CANNON FOR
NEW JERSEY
Elizabeth Wants Tons Of
Bronze for Statue to
City's Greatest Hero.
lspeclal to the Evening start

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-United
States Senator Kean has introduced a
bin for the establishment of a fish Gull
tural station in the State of New
Jersey.
The Senator also introduced a joint
resolution authorizing the Secretary Of
War to furnish condemned cannon for
an equestrian statue of the late Gen
eral Winfield Scott. in the city of Eliz-
abeth. The resolution provides for the
donation of $4,000 pounds of condemned
bronze cannon, which, it Is estimated,
will be ali thai Will be required to
make a handsome statue. The General
Winfield Scott Monument Association.
of Elizabeth, is interested in the
matter.
George b. Cortelycu. Secretary of the
Treasury. has transmitted to Congress
a statement of the emoluments of the
collectors of customs in the various
States. The list includes those in New
Jersey: George l.. Smith, Newark, SAL
airy, $3.50; commissions, So, 100: storage
fees, $1,8S1.60; total compensate ton,
$4.S31.6 so; Robert Carson. collector at
Perth Amboy. salary. $3.50; commits
sions, $2,337.50; fees, $240. 90: storage
fees, $1,460; navigation fees, $172.30
total compensation. $4.46o; f. w.
Leach, Little Egg Harbor. salary. $3.50;
fees. $3.50; total. $2S7. so: w. Fifield,
Great Egg Harbor, salary, $3.50; fees.
$226. So; total. $476.36; Burlington, l. S.
Haines, collector; salary and fees,
$112.5S.
Representative Howell has filed a
petition from residents of Monmouth
County, urging the improvement of the
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-06
WITNESSES GONE.
Bankruptcy Hearing in K~uperberg
Case Has to Be Continued.

In the continuation of the bankruptcy
proceedings of Joel Kuperberg before
Referee Edwin g. Adams yesterday, it
developed that several important witnesses
in the case were not on hand and the
inquiry failed to elicit their whereabouts.
The witnesses in question, it is thought,
could show that thousands OF dollars
worth Of merchandise were taken from the
store Of he bankrupt when 1t became
known thar a receiver was about to be
appointed. kuperberg stated that some of
them were in California
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-06
BLAMES WIFE'S PARENTS.
sommerkorn, Asking $4,000 Balm, Says
They Alienated Her Affections.

Another act OF the matrimonial drama
OF Ferdinand f. Sommerkorn. who was but
recently discharged from Jail, where he
had been incarcerted for non-support. was
revealed today when papers in a suit for
5000 damages for the alienation Of his
wife's affections were served by Sonnmer-
koIn's counsel on Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dalzell. parents of his wife.
. When arraigned recently on contempt
proceedings for not paying alimony, the
defendant said he was without funds, but
admitted that he spent 5000 within the
last six months. a quarter of which he
claims went TO his lawyer.
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the Governors office. shouting; There
Is a murderer ont there.;
Governor Guild came out on the
jump and just then General Whitney
entered the office, both men Selling
Steele and trying to disarm him. The
madrnan fought with terrific strength,
but was finally thrown TO h floor
and HudGell wrested the gun from his
hand.
Other members of the State police
came on the run and handcu1ed
Steele.
Steele was in the asylum at Danvers
recently, but on November IL, when
there was every indication that he had
recovered, he was released. He served
In a Massachusetts Regiment during the
Spanish-American War.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-06
MRS. HERMAN STATE
INSPECTOR OF. U.S.W. VA,

Mrs. Helen Hartensein, of Detroit. IN
encouragement of the United Spanish Wa
Veteran Auxiliaries, has appointed Mrs
Margaret Herman. of 200 Thomas street,
State inspector. Mrs. Herman is New
Jersey state president of the association.
She has already named Mrs. M. r.
Sweeney, of Hoboken, as her assistant,
and announced that all the auxiliaries will
be inspected December "a
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-06
ANOTHER RECORD MADE.
Mauritania ExceIls Time Made by tbs
L~usitaaia,

QUEENSTOWN. Dec. 6-The Cunard
Line steamship Mauretania. which left
New York last Saturday afternoon on
her maiden eastward trip, arrived here
at 5:49 yesterday afternoon, thus
breaking the eastward record.
The Mauretania covered the distance
from Sandy Hook nghtship in four
days twenty-five hours and twenty
eight minutes. The previous record,
twenty-five minutes slower, was made
by the L~usitania, sister ship Of the
'hTauretania.
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WASHINGTON, Of. e.-Forecast for
New Jersey: Partly flcudy tonight and
Saturday; light, variable winds, mostly
west.
NEW YORK. Decl e.-Local forecsat
Partly cloudy and slishtly warmer tonight
and Saturday; fresh southwest to south
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-06
xRUEGERs 70 E9TERTAIN LADIES.

Varied means Of Entertainment Vii, Ia
provided by the Gokftied Kruger Asso-
citation for the secdid ladies sociabie o.
the oiganization, which will be given e.
the clubhouse in Belmont avenue nexf
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-06
RAYrrY rYcruM TO DANCE.

AT the Bayley Lyeeum tonight a Japa-
nese dance will be held for the benefit of
the Church Of the Sacred Heart.
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THE WEATHER IN NEWARK.

Newark, N. j.. Dec. 6. 1901.
Sam. Tam. 12 Ia.
Temperature. 49,. "a deg. 29deg, IL deg.
Barometer. ........ N30.0 % In. SG.l0 IN, 30.12 in.
Humidity. ...... 1890. s. p. ct. 80 p, ct.
Wind Direction at noon. west; velocity,
l mile.
Precipltation-None.
Yesterday.
Highest. Lowest. Average.
Temperature. 20 deg. 10 deg. ~ deg.
Barometer. 30.O1 In 30.03 In. 1905 In
Humidity. ......... 81 D. ct 81 p. ct. ZIP. ct.
Wind-Prevailing direction, northwest:
maximum velocity, 10 miles.
Precipitation--None.
Character of the day-Glear.
One Year Ago Today.
Highegt. Lowest. Average.
Temperature. 56 def. q deg. So deg,
Character OF the day-fcloudy.
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BADGLEY-At New Providence, N. j.. on
December 4. 1907. Margaret w. Badgley.
Funeral at Presbyterian Church. New
2 n m
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CAMPBELL-On Friday. December 6, 1907,
at the late residence. 1853 Watson avenue.
Margaret Campbell, widow Of Hugh
Campbell, aged 63 years.
NY14s.o 80 Fp,o~aI lr.aftor
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wEATHER %IN9ICATIoNs.

Temperatures. IS def. q deg. So d
Character Of the day-tcloudy.
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Yasterdax.

Precipltation-None.
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one Year Aga Today.

maximum velocity, IL miles.
Precipitation--None
Character of the day-Plear.
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Newark, \. u. DEC. 8.
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BROOKS-On December 5, 1907, Addie, be-
loved wife of Charles i. Brooks.
Relatives and friends are kindly invited
to attend funeral services at the home OF
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. William Smith,
387 Mulberry street, on Sunday. Decem-
Der s, at 2 p. IN. Body may be seen until
Up. N. Sunday. Interment at Paramount
Cpmetarv