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The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-17
Kansas City, Feb. II.
Kansas City Live Stock Marks

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. T.-CATJLEeL,
Receipts 1000, including 400 head OF soy. et "a
erens Market steady. Native steers, s4.oo
G6 50. southern steers. $3. 7595. 10; southern
COWS s. 2s0d36o; native COWS and . as5lees 5sma g.
ST. 4oG5 Is; stockers and feeders;
steess eusss, 81 ooa5.2 western cows, $soog45o
HOES Receipts today sooo e hesd e io@a Ma5: e:
heavv s'5G44o; packers, $4.10q4-46 pigs
SHEEP-Receipts today u, goo head: SL Ms15 ss *
rs 90. range wethers, s4sO@S.25; fed ewes
"a 40G5 co.
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New York Sugar and Cofree.

New York, Feb. 17.-SUGAR-Raw s,,var
quiet. Fair refining, $3.17; centrifueaI 9s
test, 1851: molasses sugar, 81 92 Refined
powdered, $3.50; granulated $3.50
COFF FE(Steady. No. Rio. 6Ac1s No.
Santos, 85zc.
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Liverpool opening cables: Wheat un-.
changed; corn lad higher.
Liverpool second cables: Wheat @zsd
higher: corn Ad higher.
Car lots at <. c.: Wheat, %: corn. 80;
oats. T. -zs, :,
Wheat, 81; corn, 66: oats, 8.
Car lots at Chicago: Wheat, 10: corn,
Ia; oats 143.
Estimated car lots at Chicago tomer-
row: Wheat, 49; corn 164; oats, 332
Receipts of grain in the northwest today
were 354 cars. Last year 81.
Liverpool closing cables: Wheat un-
changed; corn Esd higher.
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Killed by a street Car.

Los Angeles. Feb. 17.-Rev. Edwin
Bod. aged IS. retired minister, who
came here from Seward, Neb.. some
time ago. was struck and almost in
stantly killed by street car yesterday.
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easy. Daisies. 111k@121kc; Twins, 105kQ12c;
Young Americas, 12Q121kc.
POULTRY-Alive poultry steady Tur-
seys, 12c; chickens and springs, 11c
BUTTER-Market weak. Creamery, Il
@32c: dairy, 0Q271sc. -
EGGS-Strong. At mark, cases included.
201IM21c
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New York stock Nfarket.

Wall ST.. New York, Feb. 17-STOCKS-
Opening prices Of stocks pursued down1
ward course with fractional declines from
Saturdays level except for one or two in
active stocks Southern Pacific was con-
spicuously weak, running off an extreme
point on simultaneous sales at varying
quotations. Canadian Pacific, Ontario and
Western and Colorado and Southern first
preferred also fell point and AmaIga-
point. Western Union and Erie second
preferred rose point.
Fractional rallies were no retained. the
market becoming more active and weaker
after the higher level was reached. The
Copper stocks Union Pacific and Reading
were conspicuous points of weakness.
Minneapolis, st: Paul and Sault Ste Ma
rie preferred yielded 8 points, Reading
and Illinois Central points, Union Paci-
fic, Amalgamated Copper and American
Smelting rs points Southern Pacific and
Baltimore and Ohio. Louisville and Nash
vile, Atchison. Delaware and Hudson,
Kansas and Texas preferred, st. Louis
aeonda and Great Northern ore certifi-
Gates / point.
Union Pacific made a dip to 2!z points
below but the general list did not go
lower than before and steadied later Erie
first preferred and Tennessee Copper fell
IL points, Southern Pacific preferred, uni
ted States Steel preferred and Utah Cop
Telephone sold at decline of s1k points
dull.
Bonds were irregular
The market retained a weak tone. the
slight rallies that occurred at intervals
serving only to bring, out more stocks.
points. Southern Pacific and Central
Leather preferred 1 point
Trading slackened to almost nominal
proportions in the afternoon and there
were lew changes of consequence in
prices. There were fractional recoyerfes
at the end of the hour.
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DR.. w. T. Vernon. president of wes4-
ern university at Quindare 7Kansos.
ana register Of the United States treas
ury, told the secretary of his recent
western trip. and of negro conditions in
the west
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Chicago Market.

Furnished by ]. E. Gall. Commissions.
Grains, Provisions, Cotton and Stocks
Office 11v w. Sixth St. Phone 4s6.1
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-17
Kansas City Produce Market.

kansas CITY. FEB. T.-Close-wHEAT-
Recejpts 81 cars Unchanged. May, 8924c;
July. S3skc. Cash: No. 2 hard. 921zQ951ec:
No. 9, Ss@93c: No. red. 9SQe93zc; No
CoRNGUnchanged. May, 545sc; July,
54lc Cash: No. 3 mixed, 64G541kc: No. 8
mixed. SIC: No. 2 and 3 white, 64c.
OATS-Unchanged to hc lower. No. 2
white, 4ed50c; No. 2 mixed, 4S@4Shc.
RYN74Q7Sc.
HAY-Choice timothy steady, $1,000
- 90: choice prairie weak. ss-50@S.75.
RIIIJTTER-Creamery firm, 33c; packing
nc lower, 20c.
1S1kc.
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Ill. Feb. H.-CE4EESE-Mark
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Chicago, Feb. II.
Kausas City Grain Market.

[Furnished by J. E. Gall. Commlssions
Grains Provisions, Cotton ana Stochs.
Office Ito w. Sixth St Phone 4Sol
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Market Gossip.

FURNISHED by j. +. Gall, Commissions.
Grains, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
Office ITO w. Sixth st. Phone 4S6.l
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HORSES AND Mules.
Receipts of horses were 1lU heao ana
800 head of mules. Market slow. good de-
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-17

AT the graduation exercises at the
United States military academy at
Westpoint, New York, were three Kan
sas boys: William Walter Erwin of
Chapman; Glen Edgerton of Manhat-
tan. and Roy Allison HILL Edgerton,
who was appointed on the recommen-
dation Of Senator Long, and who was
master student in mathematics, will
go into the engineering corps. Erwin
was famous athlete, having been on
the army football team. He was ap-
pointed by Senator Burton He has a
brother now at the naval academy also
Famous in athletics, appointed by Sen
ator Long.
The civil service commission will hold
an examination for meat inspector at
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-17

representative p. p. Campbell who
recently delivered an address before q
large audience in New York City il
rapidly becoming one of the most
sought orators in congress. He IS
in demand constantly.
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Range OF Price on Stocks.

FURNISHED by J. e. Gall, Commissions
Grains. Provisions Cotton and stocEs
onice 1l0 w. Sixth ST Phone 4s6
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Cb;caeo Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Feb 17.-CATTLE-Recelpt 10 &c.
asy about IS, 600 head Market weak to 10 iec
lower Beeyes 90 sas sSMs 30; ane CAVES, nes
& 9s6iT 90: westerns, s4.OOQ475; stockers
and feeders, s270@4.76- 4. M,
HoGSReceipts today were ABOUT - 44o1 ;09
had Market &c higher. Lights, Aloq
nsSo es. mixed. ABa410; heavy, a; 2o@4 45;
rough. s42O@425; pigs, $3.6oq4-9O; bulk OF
sa.Is; GITPN 9T1o NReceipts today were about 25.-
oo0 head Market steady. Natives, $35g
*: Westerns So. 5@5.25; yearlings, %; ;SoV
80: lambs, $50066.90: western >o.VVg'-"'
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Kansas City Live Stock Sales IO0ay:
fThe following sales were made TO-DAY az
the stock yards Kansas City. Mo. and
teiephoned to The Topeka State Journal
by Clay, Robinson & Co; live stock com, "a,
mission merchants. with offices at all
markets.1
Kansas City, Feb. H.
CATTLE+Receipts today 1000 heao-
Market steady to strong.
HOGS-Receipts today 5000 head Mar ar
ket SC higher Bulk of sales. S49VG4So;
SHEEP-Receipts today 11,ooo head. Mar
Ira+ eff
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Cotton Market.

New York. Feb. 17.-COTTON-SaIe to-
gay gay none Spot cotton closed quiet Mid
ollng uplands, $11.S5, middling gulf s11 60
Galveston, Tex, Feb. 17-COTTON-
Market lower 111kc
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Just before Secretary Taft left on his
western trip, Senator Long presented
to him H. ]. Bone, United States attor-
special assistant attorney in the depart
ment of justice, and the four talked
Kansas and Taft for some time. Later
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VIM. SELLS DEAD.

(Continued from Page one.)
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FURNISHED by the Charles Violin Packing
Co. Yards close at noon Saturday.
Topeka, Feb IL
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The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-17

The Kansas delegation at its recent
caucus selected Representative ]. NJ.
Miller of the Fourth district as the
member from Kansas of the Republican
congressional campaign committee,
which conducts the campaigns for the
election of a Republican house Of rep
resentatives each two years
Sharp County record., 1908-12-11
G r A N GE
Summer has forsaken US.

Summer has forsaken US.
Frank Gyngard had business
at Strawberry lately.
Lonas Massey of Calanine was
in this community Friday.
D. D. Pickett went to Cave
City Saturday on business.
DR.. W. O. Tibbles of Pough-
keepsie was in this section one
day recently.
Amos James of Hazel Grove
was swapping horses in this Sec
ton one day recently.
Quite a number of youngsters
enjoyed a singing at the home Of
A. j. Puckett Saturday night.
Mrs. G. D. Powell has been in.
disposed for several days. Nc
Kinley Powell is also confined to
his bed,
Dave Erwin Of Shelbyville wes
here few days ago and traded
for an imported" horse from
B, T. Street.
Darlington Clark is figuring
with B. f. Street on a share
crop. He was here Sunday
looking after matters Of busi-
ness.
Sharp County record., 1908-12-11
NJ A X V ILL E

Theodore Jordan will depart
for Texas soon.
The public school at MaxviIle
is moving on nicely.
Grandma" Simpson has been
in bad health for some time.
Our merchant, G.. P. Johnson,
is building a new store house.
E. Watkins and G.. H. Matheny
were guests of G. B. Snow Sun
day.
w. H. Vance has sold his in
terest in the Sycamore sawmill to
T. f. Pickens.
r. E. Ford is teaching school
in Independence county near
Pfeiffer's quarry.
B. F. Johnson has purchased
the Courtney Miller farm, one
mile north of here.
We have been informed that
G. W. Brickle has purchased the
Brownlow Woodbridge farm, just
south of Maxville.
While in Cave City last week
Nelson Barnett carried US into
! his stone building where he
keeps his fruits and flowers.
There were both lemons and
oranges in bloom, and some of
the fruit was getting ripe. Oae
Of the lemons measured II 3-4
inches in circumference,
A very sad accident occurred
last week when the 6.year-old
son of the widow Jones, who
lives two miles south OF Maxville,
was drowned, The boy playtully
jumped upon the curbing at the
well, which gave way, and he
fell into the well, which was
about forty feet deep. Before
assistance could be secured the
boy had drowned.
The Record stated two week;
ago that 1t believed in a religion
that would make o man pay hi,
debts. So do we, We believe ir
a religion that makes men pay
their debts, tell the truth every
Sharp County record., 1908-12-11

Of Matthewa Ark, who on Aug. ., 1902, madr
Homeatead Entry Mo- 2b29i. serial No. 067o. for
aouthwast quarter southeast quarter section Ii,
township II, north range twest 5th Principal
Meridian has aled notice Of intention to make
final Five Year Proof to establish claim to the
lind abe, 70 described, before the County Judge ot
Sharp County, Ark, at Evening Shade, Ark, on
the roth duy OF January 1900,
Claimant names as witneaaeai ), D, Golf. WIN,
sprouee, AlVy Helms John Lloyd. all Of Mat
thewa Ark.
L, q. Eddy, RepiBter.
Sharp County record., 1908-12-11

Every case Of backache, weak
back, bladder Inflammation and
rheumatic pains is dangerous il
neglected, for such troubles are
nearly always due to weak kid.
neys. Take DeWitt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills. They are
antieeptie and soothe pain quick.
ly. Insist upon DeWitt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills. Regular size
SOC. Sold here by Snow Drug
Co.
Sharp County record., 1908-12-11
s II G L BY VII [ G .

W, r. Mullen, o good citizen
Of Strawberry, was in this city
Saturday night.
lis said that some one had
some booze at the box supper at
Camp Ground Friday night
The young people enjoyed a
candy pulling at the home OF
W. W. Ingram last Saturday
night.
The mercantile business for
merly owned by D, E, Erwin has
again changed hands and is now
being conducted by j. A. WILL
Jams,
The I. o. o. F. lodge at this
place held it's annual election OF
officers Saturday night when the
following officers were ehoseni
j. 4. Crabtree, N, g., W. H.
West, V. g., j. B. Williams,
Secretary, J. G. Mullen, Treas
urer. They are all good MEM
bers, and We believe will use
their best efforts for the good OF
the order. ]. o, Wasson OF Mob.
lev, who is the retiring Noble
Grand, will probably enjoy the
distinction Of being the youngest
Past Grand In the state,
Sharp County record., 1908-12-11
CAL A N | n e
Cloudy and rainy.

Cloudy and rainy.
Wheat is looking very we'll in
10 section,
j. M. Street has purchased a
v wagon,
1t rains every day and some.
mes Of night.
j. NJ. Street sold a nice bunch
hogs Saturday.
Mrs, John Shaw has been on
10 puny list this week.
Berry Ware and W. +. Street
ent to SheIbyviIIe Monday on
N1siness,
Lee Street was looking after
me business at Evening Shade
is week,
D. D, Morgan and John Shaw
PM to Tuokerman Wednesday
th cotton,
Rev, James Hill filled his reg.
ar appointment here Saturday
I'd Sunday,
Chapman MeGee, our mer.
ant, has purchased a fine span
young mules.
we predict that the wedding
us Will be ringing long and
|ud here shortly.
sampson Barnett and wife
en' to BatesviIIe one day lately
DO some trading,
j. G, MiIIigah, the road over.
er, haa been doing some much
eded work on tho CaIamine
ID smithvjIIe road,
Wheh Lonaa Massey gets on
9 hofse and starts out north,
~ uoht nave to ask where he
gong He is always going
e' 70 the widow B. TO see Il
can buy another yearling.
We notice an interview In Cav.
- WilshIro's Magazine stating
AZ II tho democratic party were
e''oyod the issue would be be.
een ropubIIoahIam and social.
n' Yes, but wo predict tha,
.Iov and Bis little squad will bc
''sa' more gray headed thar
w aEnow before the demo.
""' pasy Ia destroyed.
Sharp County record., 1908-12-11

time and with all their souls love
God above and as themselves
their neighbors love. A religion
that won't do this is not the re-
ligion of the meek and lowIy
Nazarine.
Sharp County record., 1908-12-11
Notice For Publication
Department OF The Interior.
y. 8. Land Office ut Little Rocl. Ark,
Dec, u, 1908.

Notice IN hereby given that james Q. Heron OF
Wooda, Ark, who ON Sept, ~, 1907, made Home-
atead ENTRY No, 25275 serial, No, OO72. for ote
and of northwest Fri quarter, section q, town"
ship II north, range west, 9Th Principal Merid-
ian, has filed notice of Intention TO make iinal Five
Yaar Proof 10 aatabliah claim to the land above
lonorihed before Arthur Sullivan, Clerk OF sharp
county, at Evening Shade, Ark, an the 10th dny
Of January lB0pi
Claimant names AZ wimeases John Casey, W,
II Harpas, toseph Goodman, Il. N. FraAier, all of
Woods Afh.
L, u. EDDY Register.
Sharp County record., 1908-12-11
Notice For Publication.
Department of The Interior.
u, &, Land Office at Little ltocli, Art
~ % npp, b, ttilA,


Notice il heraby riyen that James W. Freeman
of pouuhReepsie, ArM, who On January lO' l'n's
made Homestead Entry No, s1Dbl, serial No OB1l,
fer north half OF northwest quarter, section u,
tewnsbIp ID north, range west och Principal
Maridinn, has hled notice Of intention TO make
Anal rive Year Proof to establish oaim 10 the
mad nbove deacribed before Arthur Sullivan
Clerk uf sharp county, 40 Evening sheuo Ars'
aa the l6th day OF January, lve'
Claimant names "a witheasea W. u Cav W.
+. Green, W. A. Gay, Z G, Smith, all Of eOaHh-
aeepsie, Ark
Sharp County record., 1908-12-11
NJ 0 B L E Y g.

\ Now for the happy Christina
] time.
Alex. and Albert Lewaller
I went to Batesville one day las
week.
A disease somewhat similar tt
! blind staggers is killing horse;
in this section.
G. W. Bundy had a crew oil
hands on the Powhatan road last
! week. Wes did some good work,
Mrs. M. E. Wasson recently
!, returned from a two weeks visit
with her daughter near Tucker
, man.
Eugene Dawson is back from
Texas. Men may come and men
may 60, but Eugene doesn't like
the twinkle of the Lone Star
he says.
Miss Alva Turner began her
school at Aetna Monday. Her
brother, Will Turner, came down
from Evening Shade with her
Saturday.
\ We are with the editor on the
judges salary proposition. The
office of county judge is impor-
tant and ought to be made pay a
better salary.
The farmers in this section
have not held cotton this year as
formerly, the staple having been
put on the market almost as soon
as ginned. The crop is practic-
ally all gathered in this part of
the county.
Grover Jernigan began his
| first school at Wild Cat Monday.
! 1t is said that his mind is not so
much occupied in the training Of
young America as in thinking of
a pair of dreamy blue eyes over
near Grange.
We see where some of the
small boys near Union have
been doing some stunts picking
cotton. We have an 9-year-old
nephew, Beeson Wasson, who
picked 202 pounds in Jackson
county one day this fall.
AT the Odd Fellows meeting
here of late the fellow that ever
did make practice of drinking
whiskey is certainly lectured,
We have been gloriously drunk a
few times and have dallied with
the ''pasteboards" at pitch and
poker few times, but when We
hear men whose hearts we know
to be the very quintessence OF
hell itself parading their virtues
in the lodge room and claiming
! that men who take q drink oi
whiskey are disgracing the lodge
and themselves, then We want tc
get drunk again.
A few weeks ago a young lady
friend asked US to subscribe fol
a magazine. We gave her the
price Of o years subscription
and through some turn OF fate
the magazine is coming to "Mrs
J. O, Wasson." We've tried tc
: imagine our feelings il some little
, flounced and powdered beauty
should como to claim and read
, that magazine, but "she" doesn'I
, come and all our imaginings
erumble into the baseless fabric
Of dream. [t's q good maga'
zine; it's paid for one year. II
, feminine hearts flutter at this
ours, too, is ready to flutteE
back,
II 10 all very we'll to say now
that the democrats ought to have
nominated somebody else be-
aides Brvan, Had Johnson ran,
Sharp County record., 1908-12-11
We CIT Y =.

J. A. Line of Maxville was IN
/ town a short while Saturday.
chas. Dover had business at
/ patssville the latter part of last
week.
/ Ed Rogers of Sharp, who IS
| teaching at Curis' was seen IN
town Sunday.
Rev. ]. W. Due filled his reg
ular appointment here SUNDAY
and Sunday night.
rohn Davidson of Sidney spent
os+ of last week visiting in the
oitv guest of his son, W. H.
Davidson
A. G. Gray has purchased a
new pisno, of which his g: daugn'
ters are Justly proud The in
|struneut was brought out from
BatesviIIe Saturday
Mrs. Tommie Crownover, VINO
moved from Jesup to this place
Has spring, moved to near Sid
L NVrvA
|ney last week where her TWO
hons. Theodore and Chester, will
engage in farming
Alex. Lamar, James McLain,
wiII Horn and Lee Laman went
h Black river on a fishing ex-
nedition last week. They met
with good success, and this writ
kr acknowledges the receipt OF a
line mess of fish on their return
home.
TRAGIC DROWNING.
This town and community was
hooked Thursday of last week
by the news of the tragic drown
ng of Asbury, the little four
Iear.oId son Of Mrs. Alice Jones,
Vho resides just north of town.
Ehe child, together with the 9TH
r children, was playing on the
orch. The we'll is near TO the
orch and connected with it by a
latform, and in his play the
hid ran and jumped on the
urb, which is an old structure.
This curb gave way under the
eight OF the boy and he passed
trough, falling fifty feet to the
later below in which he was
rowned. There was no one
resent at the time except some
mall children. The body was
bcovered about an hour later.
he family has the sympathy Of
le entire community in this sad
Bereavement.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-12-23
CHRISTMAS DINNER

At the Royal Cafe, Sagebrush Club
building. a Christmas dinner will be
a feature Christmas day from twelve
to eight in the evening. Roast tur-
key. roast chicken. roast goose. cram
berry sauce. mince pie like your ma
made and the well known Royal Cafe
coffee d23t3
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-12-23
CAMPBELL EXPLAINS

RENO, Dec. 23.-George Campbell,
manager Of the Reno Power, Light
& Water company, last night ra-
quested all business houses, as far
as possible, to turn out their large
street lights, in order to accommo-
date those who actually needed as
much light as possible in their stores
during these holiday trade evenings.
The company, says Campbell, is
contending with great difficulty as
the result Of the ice blockading of
the fumes at the power plants. and
every effort is being made by the
company to give as good service as
possible under the trying circum-
stances. The thawing weather, gives
promise Of an abundance of tight for.
Christmas Eve.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-12-23

DEPAOLI
Young Couple Welded
at Dayton This
Afternoon

A marriage license was issued this
morning by County Clerk Patterson
to Fred J. Hotaling Of this city and
Miss Stella J. Depaoli of Dayton.
After securing the necessary paper
the young man departed for Dayton
where the wedding took place this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The groom is one Of the we'll known
young men of this city where he has
resided the greater part of his life
and the bride is the daughter of one
of the well known. ranchers of Day.
ton where she is one of the popular
young residents. She is also known
to number of people in this city
having been frequent visitor here.
The couple will return to this city
shortly where they will make their
future home.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-12-23
akeupLand
Near M MaSon

Joe Holland and Thomas Flaherty
have been in the city for two or
three days completing the fling or
papers upon about 1000 acres of land
near Mason and Wabuska, in Lyon
county.
1t is a curious fact that this land
has lain open for entry for years.
1t is probably the most fertile land
in Lyon county and does not require
irrigation. Holland and Flaherty
went over it and thought they must
buy it from private ownership, but
on examination found it open to en-
try and went at it.
The new owners plan reclamation.
draingage and alfalfa raising as well
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-12-23
LAST SAD RITES PAID
MRS. j. p. WOODBURY.
Many Friends Crowd the Church
to Show Love and Affect
ion for Her Sweet Memory

progress of the funeral of Mrs.
Practically all business was sus-
pended this afternoon during the
James P. Woodbury., who was buried
today.
At the church where the services
were held, great crowd was gath
cred and the edifice was packed.
Numerous friends and acquaintances
came from Reno and from Virginia
City to attend and Carson City paid
the last tribute to the worthy woman
who has gone by attending en- masse.
The church was decorated beauti-
fully. The service was that of the
Episcopal church and was read by
the Reverned Mr.. Powell. Mrs. Yer
ington and Miss Stewart sang abide
With Me" and the choir "Rock of
Ages" and the incidental music was
of the same character.
The 'odges to which Mrs. Woodbury.
belonged. the Rebekahs, Pythian
Sisters and Eastern Star were rep
resented by delegates, and Mrs. Mel
lie v. Davis, a member of the Nation
al Red Cross Society was present.
The flowers were numerous and beau
tiful.