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New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
FRENCH GOWNS SHOWN
Arnold, Constable & Co. Haze on
Exhibition Many Nez0 Ideas.

Mono of the fall Openings that interest woman
kind are of greater Importance than the yearly
display OF the latest ideas obtained for the patrons
of Arnold Constable G. Co For three days this
vee,x-vesterday to-day and to-morrow-the store.
at Broadway and 18th street is showing the result
or its search through the markets of the world
EspeciaI attention is called at this time 10 ire
display of gowns. lingerie and silks. 1t was sad
at the yesterday that tflS had heVci 'eeA
eoua lied this city
Among the gowns unusual attention was at'-d0'-
ed yesterday TO forty, for carriage ana alte'hoo'
wear. from the house of Ducet, in Pans anu the
nick too One of these is true TO the period OF
Louis XIV being old blue velvet coat eoio
embroidered vest and skirt in pieats and clusters
Another is of meteor de sole. new tapFic' WIN
braid and buttons and lace of the same Color. "a
silver gray Liberty satin, with flet net ana cf'ele
embroidery is in the handiwork of RondeauN-
That the directore to continue in eVloeHce 10
shown by two in old blue and elephant. OF Liberty
satin and chiffon velvet.
A new idea is the De Bridge gown. deriving lts
name from the card game One shown yesterday
Is of gray striped chiffon velvet with Copenhagen
blue embroidery For calling. a gown or Drown
,..o ,-s,ve+ braid and gold embroidery. with d
,.rrty short blouse is especially attractive some
choice models from Callot Soeurs are OF oIo"h an
yellow velvet embroidered with anlpel ueauS, ~
with rich metal lace at chest ana sleeves N
carriage wraps that are very attractive az u
chiffon velvet. and in theatre ana opera
.h.ra &c fine showing of soft Liberty Silks ti'-
broidered with crepes. and others IN ch'i, - -
From, the inlportations il Is seen that tle SV'
era1 shades this fall and winter are to he CAIN
araI rosewood blondine. gcbein, with nuch "ia'h
en,bei,ished with white There is strong leaiine
t,ord gold and silver effects. Dancing dresses
oa IN he of round lengths. with round nechs' anu
fnr the most part made from gauzes ana nets
The lingerie department is crowded Win ffeiic'i
bo,d made and hand embroidered garments Il'"o
esnectally for Arnold. Constable o. anu Wv
signed 70 conform the new style or dress.
Fenecially fruitful Of novelties is the SIX oe
rartmen+ Some Of the new ideas are eau|e
,,,ousseInes with velvet flowers ana oorue'S i
evening and street wear. Hand painted sa'-n
6.r,aek and gold and silver metal hrocaoes dio
attractive There are some satin crepe nle'eV.
CHS IN delicate blue with gold and metal oroche
cf the Louis XIV period. Printed bordered HlouS-
sarnes in different designs and colors VIII De pop
,Iar and creme de Chine is again in style. StlpeN
eIILs for evening will be fashionaoie anu d
nep, crane the sultane promises TO nave 4 "iue
vogue - ,-o-,,
rbroughout the store evidences are seen on every
hand of the splendid preparedness OF the nrli anu
asneciallv gratifying to the customers VIII pe 'o
,,arv novelties In every department IN sooiHoi !"
the usual stock.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
N. Y. U. LECTURES ON REAL ESTATE.

A special evening real estate conducted by
Walter Iandner solicitor Of the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company Will given the School Of Commerce
Accounts and Finance New York University. which
opens on Thursday the building Washington
square the special lecturers Will re ChafIes H.
TsrasS Iawvon P1rfy Charles Gr1th Moses. Joseph T.
DAY David McComb. Richard NJ Hurd. Henry Harmon
Neu C Richard Davis Peroiyal J. H Whitaker and
John 7 rabour The designed for real estate
brokers' their employees owners of reai estate ana per
.ops h ar. likely 20 have real property as
,s,.es or executors In there will be courses In
fire Insurance. organization and law OF contracts
an o agency designed 20 appeal especially to real estate
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24

with bands of insertion arranged In any way t1-'
may be liked ,.
The quantity Of material required for fneoiai
rize is one and one-eighth yards 80 inches "iue,
with three and seven-eghths yards OF beaoiIs anu
two and three-quarters yards of edg1ng. .
The pattern No 576a. is cut in sizes for a "a, o.
70 90 p and Al inch bust measure, and VIII De
mailed 10 any address receipt of 10 cents
Please give number Of pattern and bust measure
distinctly Address Pattern Department New orh
Trfhune If in a hurry for pattern. send an extra
two-cent stamp. and we will mail by letter postage
IN sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
GRATEFUL, FOR HEI p

A Southern invalid member whose days are
never free from pain, in thanking for an unex-
pected ray of sunshine received from the emer-
gency fund. writes:
Your helpful ray of SUNSHINE is hand Please
accept sincere thanks, for il is truly sweet and
helpful 10 me, and may God bless you,
What a grand work our dear r. s. s. is doing,
How many sad hearts made glad: how many
Borrowing ones helped a hard place in
their suefring life by its timely ad'
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The corset cover that is without any opening is a
satisfactory one for beneath thin bouses
and here is a model that is eminsntly simple. as
well as attractive. II is designed TO be drawn on
over the head in jumper style, AMI the fulness at
the neck and the waist regulated by means Of
beading threaded with ribbon. AS consequence
there are no buttons and buttonholes to mar the
design Of blouse over II. In this instance
embroidered Swiss muslin is trimmed with Falen-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
DOTNGS IN REAL ESTATE
SHERMAN SQUARE SALE.
Inspector .Schmittberger InUests-
Belle Harbor Lots Bring $7O,8I5.

The purchase of corner property at SHERMAN
So11are and 73d st. the feature yesterday III
tho -oaI estate market The Alliance Realty COM
pany bought the property, a five story brlck pu.o-
ing. facing 76S feet the avenue and ~ feet on
the street from William Corners. The pulloins
occupies the northeast corner a. l.. Mordecai Z"
Son were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24

message with the outfit. Next day came a letter
expressing gratitude. but also dismay; the baoy
was twins Promptly the kindhearted Miss Gould
dispatched a duplicate outfit, and later IN the day
the secretary went over to the East Side tenement
house and found the with the address given
In the ietter-but poverty stricken mother. no
babies. The twins We're two little old men. VINO
sat anliably together there, contentediy emptying
a bottle Of whiskey purchased with what the pawn
broker had given them for the baby clothes.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
INSPECTOR scHMITTsEReER A BUYER.

Police Inspector Max r Schmherger inquired yesterday
In the record Of buyer of the tenemens
Nos 81 and 32l West The conveyor was William
r. Mason and the consideration is given as sfoo The
propertv which carries a $4,000 mortgage. measures
q feet
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
In The AUCTION MARI.

The only auction offering yesterday at the Nesey sree'
exchange was by Joseph L. Day. as follows ii'h ave
,os 4ao and 442 494x100: three story brick ic ana
-, ,,u,,r.. - tpeeIana Moore for s36 400 subject &c
mortgage Of SIS
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
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p1glIWGIHR1fYl

THO ,..ar "a getting TO feel rich for his golden
fruits are rfpening fast aud he has large pal
ance in the barns which his banks the Hein-
bers Of his family have found out that ne - "el,
20 5o ., tbe world September is dressing herself
in snowy dahlias and splendid marigoIds anu
starry zinnias-Oliver Wendell Holmes
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
HUDSON COUNTY BROKERS MEET TO-DAY

ri. r,od r, Real Estate Brokers of Jersey city VIII
bd their annual meeting to-day at their rooms at ASH
s,on and York streets There will he an election OF OF
fcers and several important matters wiz c up
a,sc,sson There are in the membership OF the ooau
- toUers doing business towns adjacent TO Jersey
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
IN THE STEERACE.

The average stcerage passenger is not enyi-
GUS His position is part of his sSt in liza, says
the author OF "On the Trail of the Immigrant"
The ship is just like Russia, Austria, Poland or
Italy. The cabin passengers are tho lords and
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
BELLE AARaoR SALE NErs s7o.s15.

raipstorm Of Saturday afternoon brought 70 sua
den auction OF lots at Belle Hsrbor by
Josenh Day the terrific wind blowing down the tent
xnder which had gathered Mr. Day disposed
Of 157 lots and cottage The amount realized
$40
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
NEW BRIGHTON LOTS ALL SOLD.

The Jere Jr. Company disposed Of all Of the
Ils lots which offered auction at New Brighton
staten Island The property is located on
Froaavay Brooks and Forest avenues total realized
was SIS
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
FOR DR. GRENFELL.

Mrs J e Comfort and Mrs n E. Randall VINO
are still at their summer home in Quebec, nave
sent a money order for s. for DR.. GrenfelIs mis-
sionary work> to which they wish great success
The Misses Bradley. OF New Haven. have also
given S. and Mrs. 6. B ST. John\ s.. for the same
good work The total amount received TO date Is
So 90
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
READY RESPONSE.

Mrs G. J. Farnsworth. of Providence, has re-
spcnded TO the appeal OF the Virginia member for
shoes and she will also send The Youths Com
panion'' for one year TO LISA NJ Lipscomb and
silks 10 Mrs Green.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
BRONX BUILDING PLAN.

Freeman ST southeast Of Hoe ave- p'e s'oIs
brick tenement house with stores. 50xse' JAMES - W
nev owner ana architect; cost. s2S'"o
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
SEEN IN THE SHOPS.

great deal of Jade display indicates that this
stone is I'm favor. A department store has some
unique settings for this inexpensive stone in dun
gold, which are pleasing. A reverson to the old
bar type of brooch has three upright panels OF pae
green jade set on two parallel wires of the metal
Simple round brooches and scarfpins with the
narrowest rim of bright gold imaginable are in
good taste.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
BUILDING
Country Property for Sale.

n - sae-Faru about "a
vi house barn and carriage house; me
condition: spring old shade trees miles from
station: price S. 500 easy Apply 20 ALEXAN-
DER EAGLES. Madison, N J.
DLAINFIELD.-New house: rooms. bath: all I'm
provements; $4,000: good location: also six room
NJ FORNEY. 1 Madison ave, New York
UPPER MONTCLAIR- n J.-Moiern house OF 10 rooms
and bath sx150: price. $500; nortzags 70 suit
Address n H FISFIER. Room 1882. 346 Broadway. y u
|,or-NTRY SEAT; Is rooms: fine stable: gar.
I 5ersrs cottage: garage: greenhouse hennery: al
Al coni,,o,. $40 600 c. DANIELS. Little Falls N j.
rrrvpcTEAp L Very desirable gentI-nar's home:
III rooms ali modern improvements will be sold
n n sacrifice GEORGE KETCHUM 40 IAberty ST. n Y
U>TFGANT HOMES for sale at Osrining and vicinity
+. AppIv to TfIOS LEARY. Ossining. N y.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24

Somewhat out of the beaten path of tourists and
shoppers of Fifth avenue, Broadway and 23d street
several interesting shops cross streets In
of these of dull glass; in pastel
shades. inlad with designs in silver. in shapes that
please the eye extremely.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
Lamp shades are a form in wi

Lamp shades form in which more outrages
against beauty perpetrated than almost
other article of commerce. And since lamp shades
are conspicuous penetrating in their effects
IL would that legislation ought to prohibit bad
ones. One art shop. however. sets virtuous ex-
ample in this respect. Graceful shapes in lust the
right proportions and soft colors that give exquis-
itely subdued radiance when lit the rule not
the exception. and one particularly. in Jade green
in sort of modified Gothic FORM is reposeful.
4 dainty dinner set in Italian Is seen on 22d
street The design Is of conventionalized corn
flowers on a write background with the soft green
foliage forming border In long. sweeping curves.
Another dinner set in the shop is Of at
tractive design in cream and gold. with edge
band of solid gold with leaves slightly raised and
inner border, also OF gold, but instead of being
solid is laceike and with more than this in the
way OF ornamentation the dishes beautiful
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
Furnished 4 partments to Let.

CsEIECT APARTMENT. choicest pert OF Riverside
rooms. baths. toilets: handsomely
frnished; newly decorated accessible $500 per month;
required. Box 5, Tribune Oftce
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-17
osttts fs,st<E

ositls Teas 1sly IS Tae tar
wasfs sfe aa~saf ap .lfs tsw1s w@rA
, aa afr 30. ready ia taAe teat
Rns hsaeaspil s4tea ssa Frsnlaf
asutn 'tHeat ~ tas Methodist
ehmrvh ameaay
Quite a large e9a-s from hefr ~
feass~s the Staging AZ Long nraash
amaaaf ats ssu~sa
Tne men and hssYa ~ill taesst Wed
needa9 az the camp xgoaad saa clean
II Oft foF 1ae btg meeting which COM
nsrnres Abe tIFst sunaar Ia Asxsss
A liitl. child nj Nj Mite belt :
AZ bitten b. 4 mad cog one day last
~ees aha has been sent 10 Aassin
Ter treatment
Miss Stella Davenport il on "a.
nisa list this ~eek
Miss Eta nlilinxslsy and grsHd.
mother haze gone tn Kentucky on a
Walt
The Farmer Union viii rsssei
Wednesday evening io snt The date
for picnic here
Aubrey fogue, Earl Reese, Earl
Rocket and families ssnt on =
fishing trip Saturday
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NIDDIETON'S CHAPEL.

Aihdleton's Chapel. July lt--
Owing 10 the rainy weather the far
mers are busy hoeing and blowing In
their cotton.
There was an Ice cream supper at
Mr.. Tidweil's Wednesday night. An
report mic. time.
Mrs. Finley visited Mrs Minnie
Tidwell Saturday afternoon.
Miss Doshie Finley and Miss Dol
lie Grooms visited Miss Norma Har-
ris Saturday afternoon.
MIR Howard Miles and wife OF
Lorraine are visiting at Long Branch.
Mr. Herman Finley is on the sick
list this week
Several from here went to Sardis
Sunday to the all-day services.
Rev. Neil. Methodist, will preach
at this place next Sunday at II a m.
Preaching every first Sunday by
Rev Piles.
Preaching every second and fourth
Sunday by Rev. wilkins.
Quite number of young people
visited at Mr.. Morrow's Sunday at
ternoon
The protracted meeting will begin
at this place the first Sunday in Au-
gust. All are invited to attend.
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MOUNTAIN PEAK.

Mountain Peak, Texas, July If
The weather the past week was ia
vorable for work, and farmers gem
orally have their crops in good
shape Light showers fell here
through the week and the cotton
crop is looking well and growing
rapidly and seems to be putting on
forms well. and farmers seem salts
fled with prospects if they can have
favorable weather throughout the
season. The corn crop is regarded
as made and is real good generally
Newton McBrayer is at Mineral
Wells. and is expected to live but q
short time, a surgical operation re
Gently performed having failed tt
relieve him.
Jake and Will Hollabaugh visited
friends and relatives in johnson
county Saturday and Sunday.
j. l.. Goodwin and family visited
several days in Johnson county last
week.
Luther Churchwell of Johnson
county and two daughters visited
in Ellis county last week.
o. A. and j. 7. Meredith and B..
Morris, visited Waxahachie Satur-
day, and brought back a small bar
rel of water from the famous miner
al we'll of that place. This water is
being extensively used through this
section.
The writer is informed that the
Christian denomination will com
mence a protracted meeting at
Mountain Peak the second Saturday
in August.
The Fraternal Union of America
expects to hold picnic meeting at
Mountain Peak in the near future.
Program will be announced later
on.
Mrs. VIII Harmon is on the sick
list at present
The main question before the peo-
pie now is the general scarcity OF
farm and domestic labor, and what
is the cause of II. few years ago
IL was to be found in supcrabundance
and at reduced prices from the pres
ent What Is the cause OF III Can IL
be traced 10 the present system or
popular education. where the youths
of the country are taught 10 get an
up-to-datc education and thus avoid
manual labor II this is the case IS
not our present system of common
schools. an injury instead Of bene-
NJ % our country showing that this
may be ease might bee cited the COZ.
dition of things one hundred years
ago. when we bad philosophers Ike
Franklin. and statesmen like Ietfef-
son. Henr aad many others. aud
those who were not afraid 90 engage
in manual toI iu abundance. and
when such thing ss free school
was unknown Thh H question
worthy fhv consideration. and open
for discussion rv the people general
v Ia fy8d.uE Its aue0asg 81 rat.
.ist HsuD vt find IAHeusrr Iitr
lHl. Thsf. Bal uu light fhat Studies
H. feet huf fbt lamp OFF experience.
lnJ fhD woud te "a s'ai fest ra asn
.n fa.Halbe ihn question eusevs'rt
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HOMES FOR SALE-We have
number OF desirable residences We
can sell at a bargain. Let us show
YOU. See or phone us. r. j. Cole or
J. d. Hood 81
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BAPTIZED IN Nti.k.
Wiz Wagon tserturu~ and Driver
l. is.nshed with tn" Iaetsal
fluid

There vas no cream lHr coffee iu
more taau one home iu NNahscbie
This morning. Hy the oFfIrrluE 90
milk wagon On Tho pg'.. square
gbls morning between sud o.p'orE
several gallons of the tactical fluid
Wvuf to waste, aud fts driver came
uuI nf the wreck thoroughly tfrr.h
.H f.Hm head fn foot tHn wagon
YEA. fIHm enc NthiuH tair la1 fAH
.sauHsr morning deliver waa hslHE
te While dueIrE a. thr
4Har Hnt aAsft dropped .st Ell I.
p.a.s. .aHaiuH fhn h#e1H fH H. Hl'
cad FrE sraamd The U.h.Hr N.rf
estt .u Ita side .nd fhr 1sft.. u#H
rsHEtf Hufnf if. hHr Hs.areH uHIH
.H-
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Bra W ksHg. af Nsusfe.t ga.
mlfN @@H la GwaF tHatfA fHr
f#e NFas affHflNA ffrM A3a
aHH Hlaa tenaht kE4 eat ccHr
f aFf WN#H8 HN##M 8MM Naf
fisns eHtteat nasalataE sn1 @afk.
80 tsaNff kaf waN Cured tY fn}es .
htsnes Nefe hHa ! 81 slfe fa aa& my
fesfimnny that ft mAy - he s&3se
~ rvsfHrfmK sn@ heAlt. - eiAsss
Refuas substitutes. Il - FfsTts
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| Rev j. B. Turner of Richardson
| is spending a couple Of days in thu
| city.
For a good piece of meat go tC
RI. N. Nycums market on Rogers
street.
Mrs. Cole Bailey went to Italy this
short while.
Boiled ham, dried beef and fresh
barbecue every day. II. n. Nycum, on
Rogers street. 81
The family medicine In thousands o.
homes for So vears-Dr. ThAcher's Liver
md Blood S~-'n.
Miss Nan Brown arrived in the
city this morning and is the guest
of Miss Mabel Boyd.
Wade Hampton of Parsons. Kas.,
spent last night in the city en- route
to Forreston to see his mother.
Percy Stands of Bryan, who has
been visiting relatives in the city the
past few days has returned home.
Miss Burge of sherman arrived
in the city this morning and will be
the guest of Miss Ivy Cheatham on
College street.
The Wise orchestra furnished mu-
sic al the Chautaqua auditorium last
ing the session
Miss Ethel Banner of Ennis arriv-
ed IN the city this morning and Will
visit Miss Mary Cannon on Rogers
street for several DAYS
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FOR SALE-My house and lot and
green house in West End at bar
gain. viii sell the house and lot
without the green house, or the
green house by itself. I prefer to sell
the whole thing together. II | can't
sell them will lease to any good and
reliable party for short term of
years with the privilege Of buying
at any time during the lease. Go out
and see it and make me an offer. A.
Gardiner. "
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FOR RENT-One 5-room house on
West Main street. Close in. Bath
room and closet with sewer connec-
tions. Electric lights. City water.
Barn, lot and stables, etc. See Ed
Oldham. II
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sAtssssa fasses sO>seaas rs-ss fsA
~-sss ~ ee-e~s a t~.sfw msss ese~v
srvggsss
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SEND US your repairing and press
ing. All our work Is done by the most
skilled workmen and guaranteed to
b satisfactory. Porter will call Tor
all packages. Both phones. Hosford
q Brown. ~
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FOR SALE-Two corner lots, east
front, No. 9 and 10, Block 8, on
University street in University addi-
ton. Will sell cheap for cash if sold
at once Address R. l.. Matthews,
Waco, Texas. so
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AN EXPERIENCED TAILOR is In
charge of our shop and supervises all
work done. Thus you are assured OF
first class work when left with u.s.
All work called for and delivered
promptly Phone US. Matthews Bros.
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TAILORING-We have the best
equipped shop in town for doing
your work. Give US a trial is all we
ask. Ladies work gets our special
attention. Calvin Brothers. Both
phones. tt
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WANTED you to know that we rem
ovate old mattresses and guarantee
them to be rs good as new All work
called for and delivered. Old Phone
No. %. Waxahachie Mattress Co. II
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-03

Post for two woeks.-Dr. II. e. Hunt Is
visiting friends in New York and Brook
lYn.-Ephraim Bissonettc has leased A.
Sykcs's farm for ono year.--W. f. Field
and family return to Washington, d. c..
this week after passing several weeks
with Mrs. Fields parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II, NJ 1Iull.--C. b. Lucia has gone to
stowe on a hunting trip. Mrs. Lucia
will visit relatives in Waterbury. -Lcver-
cit Davis Is building a barn for 7. j.
McKenze.-Miss Blanche Small, who
teaches In Charlotte was at home over
Sunday.-Miss Elsa Van Haagan enter
talned several of her little friends at her
home Saturday afternoon Mrs. Arson
Weed and Miss saba weed attended the
district meeting of the W. X. &. in
Essex junction Thursday.-Miss Thelma
Reed gave party to several of her little
friends Monday afternoon.
Mrs. John Chapman is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. II. r. Beecher in Hvdeville.-The
Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist Church will
give a harvest supper October o.-Clare
Daley of Boston, Mass, is in town.-The
youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs. Files
Place Is very ill.--lIilton Baker has en-
ployment in Fair Haven. --George Clarke
and daughter. Miss Flora Of Charlotte
passed Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. +. f.
Ton
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ADDISON.

Silas w. Elmer an aged and promin-
cnt farmer died Sunday evening at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Goorg"
Wright Of Wcvhridgc after a short
illness. aged 81. Mr.. Elmer has been
gradually failing and his death is
ascrihcd to general breaking up. He
was born in Addison ana with the ex-
c"ption of about 20 years has passed
his life in that town. He is survived
by four sons, Edward of Walla Walla.
WASHINGTON. Philo g. Of Addison.
John Of Cornwall and Horace of Mid
dicburY seven daughters. Mrs. George
Wright, WcYbridge: Mrs. + G. Scully,
of Addison. Mrs. T.. A. Adams Canaan,
y. H.. Mrs. Ryder of New Haven. Mrs.
Harvey Forbes and Mrs Karl Smith
of Michigan, Mrs. G. c. Everest, Wait.
Creek, y. Y. For many years Mr.,
Elmer has been a prominent member
of the CONGREGATIONAL Church at Wey-
bridge. He was a man of excellent
qualities and had the RESPECT of all
who knew him. The funeral will be
held at the house Wednesdays at one
o'clock p. m