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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-09
EVANS SCORES
THE POLITICIANS.
Peoples Kindness is Worth
More Than Commission,
Fighting Bob Declares.

Psso Robes, Cal, April.-Over
whelmed with the kindness showr
him aud the interest In him and the
4 -et, Admiral Evans said:
III this is an indication OF the way
the American people feel toward me,
that bunch OF politicians in Congress
who are opposing making me Vice
Admiral can take the commission
and bury it IN the stokchole OF hell
I'm rewarded enough wish the PEG,
PIES regard and sympathy.
81 will ba on the bridge of the Con.
necticus when she plows through the
Golden Gate. have made up my
mind TO recover my health and re.
sumo command of the feet, and | will
do Is or die In the attempt"
This Is what Evans said when ask.
cd how he felt after his first treat.
ment here. He stood the first sulphur
baths we'll and declares he feels
much better already and will soon
be himself
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After Twenty-Five Years.

"For twenty.nine years l have been
at intervals great sufferer from
rheumatism" writes James Hyde, OF
Beebe, Ark. "DLilng that time l
used gallons Of various kinds OF lini-
ments and oils, but got very little re-
lief. The attacks were so bad that l
was often confined TO my bed help.
less for weeks and months at q time.
"Not long ago, while suffering
from severe attack, a sample bottle
of Sloans Eminent was sent to me
for trial. My surprise was great
when l found that 1t gave me instant
relief, and l Immediately ordered two
large bottles. have used about q
half OF one fifty cent bottle, and feel
so we'll that I want everybody al.
fiicted as l was to know what Sloan's
Eminent has done for me, and l
shall always have q feeling oil graft.
tude for the man who sent me the
sample BOTTLE"
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GAS ToRTA.
Ar. til. HIh Kind You Have Always Bsugj
'''; : &c ZMzZz1
Pops Nominate.

st. Louis, April 6.-For President
OF the United States-Thomas E.
Watson, Georgia.
For Vice President OF the United
States-Samuel W. Williams, OF In.
diana.
This ticket was nominated by the
Populist party convention, after two
stormy sessions, throughout which
the Nebraska and Minnesota delega.
lions, working in the interest Of vii.
liam J. Bryan tried vsinly to bring
about an adjournment Of the con,
vention until alter nomination had
been made by the Democratic and
Republican parties.
Hopelessly outnumbered and with.
out any chance whatever Of gaining
their object, the Nebraska men work.
cd to the last and whom Jay W. For.
rest, OF Albany, N J, mounted the
platform to place Watson in nomi.
nation, they withdrew from the con.
vention, accompanied BY the Mime
sofa delegation.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature s,.ss 'ss ., &M2Zzzw
Banker Slain in Holy Land.

Washington, April.-The state De-
psrtmsnt received dispatch from
Ambassador Leishmsn at Constan
tinople reporting the death OF an
American citizen supposed to be the
president OF "a Kansas bank. The
banker was shot by a Syrian while
on the train travelling from Damas.
Gus.
The Syrian was arrested and ex-
plained....that he was examining his
pistol and that the shooting was
purely accidental. The banker and
the Syrian were in adjoining COM
partments on the train.
Newton, Kas., April.-The man
killed at Constan tinople is B. War
kentin, q pioneer Of Newton, who
was abroad accompanied by his wife,
according to a cablegram received
here. Warkentin was president Of
the Kansas State Bank OF Newton.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-09
Literature in Canal Zone.

Saturday Evening Post
Two amateur papers are published
by the canal employees. One is called
the Cheese Cutter and Is put out at
Culebra. This is typewriter and
circulates from hand to hand. 1t
costs 25 cents gold to read II. 1t is
filed with sharp hits at the Ameri.
cans In and about Culebra and along
the line and with satirical stories
concerning the doings OF well.known
people.
The other was started as the Colon
Knocker, but its name has been
changed to the Sanitary Knocker,
and It now knocks everybody ON the
Zone In good natured way. This
paper is more ambitious than the
Cheese Cutter, for 1t boasts an editor
and a business manager and Is reg.
ularly printed and sold.
Ii is filed with bright paragraphs
and pays particular attention to the
lofty persons who are at the head OF
the organization. Even the Presi.
dent comes In for dig or two, and
some heed Is paid to Congress, al
though the doctors and nurses and
sanitary people generally get the
most attention. The whole Zone
eagerly awaits the Cheese Cutter and
the Knocker, and the jokes are re-
tailed from Colon to Panama.
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"Red" Would Destroy Fleet.

San Francisco, March 30.-Paul
Bignsmi, said TO be the head OF the
local colony of anarchists, was ar
rested and an attempt will be made
to have him deported.
Blgnami, who came here from New
Orleans about q year ago, hsrsngu-
ed crowd and was heard by Patrol
man Rocca to say that the feet on
Its arrival should be blown out OF
the water; that President Roosevelt
should be assassinated, and that the
entire Police Department. OF this city
should be wiped out OF existence.
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PREACHER CUTS OFF LEG.


Afser having his right foot ampu
tated wish his i4ekniie In the hands
Of she Reverend R. c. Allen, while h
directed the operation, Horace j
Mckittrick, OF Brookfield, Mo-, q
victim of q resr-end collision on she
Burlington Railroad, Thursday
morning, died at the Missouri Bap.
tist Ssnitsrlum, at 2 O'Clock 10 the
afternoon.
Mckittrick and Dunn ran TO the
platform OF the caboose. Dunn Jump.
ed and escaped. McKittrick was
caught. keister failed to get out Of
the caboose, but escaped serious In.
jury.
Passengers found McKittrick cap
tive, bis left leg, which was hall sew.
cred, being pinioned between two
bro ken timbers, while steam from a
broken pipe OF the passenger engine
was forced into his face. Any at.
tempt to release him seemed hope.
less.
McKittriek drew his dull pocket.
knife and handing II to q passenger,
the Reverend r. C. Allen, OF Grove
City, Pa, instructed him to cut off
the leg. The knife was 80 dull that
the preacher was compelled to use
much force in cutting the ligaments.
Between grosns McKittrick urged
the preacher to hurry the work.
When the foot was severed and
McKittrick was free, he appealed to
the minister TO pray with him, which
was done.
During the prayer, Mrs, Emma
Rener, trained nurse, OF Cleveland,
o., who ran to the front OF the train
to lend what assistance she could,
used her veil for bandage and at.
tempted to stop the flow OF blood.
The prayer ended. Mr.. Allen gath
cred McKittrick's 200pound limp
body in his arms and carried him to
a baggage car.
While Mckittrick was being releas-
ed other passengers devoted their
attention to Conductor Lsdiord and
to Dunn, McKaskey and Keister.
Four men scrambled to the bottom
OF the embsnkment and carried the
injured conductor to one Of the chair
cars. Dunn, McKasky and Keister
were taken to the baggage car.
Four hours later the injured arriv-
ed in St. Louis and were taken to
the Missouri Baptist Sanitarium.
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Stewart May Be Candidate.

Columbia, Mo-, March 80 Central
Missouri Democratic political circles
were stirred by the announcement
that Judge John A. Stewart, m
Columbia, would be a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Lieu.
tenant Governor. Judge Stewart
served two terms as Judge OF the
County Court Of Boone county, was
q member OF the Democratic State
Central Committee and chairman O,
the Boone County Democratic Com.
mittee. He has not yet made formal
announcement OF bis candidacy.
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Cooper Co. for Ex-6ov. Stephens
For One Of Big q.

The Democratic county convention
OF Cooper county, held at Boonville
Mo, on April 1st adopted, among
Others, the following resolution:
"That, recalling withIpardonable
pride and keen qualification the
splendid services rendered the Demo
cratic party In times OF stress by our
former townsman and neighbor, Lon
V, Stephens, which service was rend.
cred during his administration oithe
Office OF Governor OF this State, long
prior thereto and since, and remem-
bering the achievements he accom-.
plished while chief executive officer
and which have redounded to the
benefit OF the States citizenship and
TO the upbuilding OF her institutions
we feel II but meet, as a token OF
our esteem and as tribute to his
deserts, that we submit his name TO
the consideration OF the delegates OF
the next State convention as one OF
the delegates at large to the Nation
al convention to be held at Denver.
And We hereby request and urge
the delegates by this convention this
day elected TO Use their best endeav.
ors TO secure his endorsement for
that place; provided, that the dele
gates first ascertain shat such course
would meet with his concurrence and
approval"
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An 0Id-Fashioned Man.

In his dissenting opinion In thl
railroad cases recently decided b.
the United States supreme court, Mr.
Justice Harlan said:
"Neither she words nor..the policl
OF the eleventh amendment will, IN
der our former decisions, justify sny
order of a federal court the necessary
Effect of which will be to exclude {
state from its own courts.
Such an order, attended by sucl
results, can not, | submit, be sus
ssined consistently with the power,
which she state, according TO the uni
form declarations Of this court, pos
sess under the constitution.
81 am justified by what this court
has declared In now saying that the
wise men who framed the constitu.
tion and who caused the adoption oil
the eleventh amendment would have
been startled by the suggestion that
astate Of the union can be prevented
by an order OF subordinate federal
court from being represented by its
attorney general in a suit brought
by the state In one OF il own courts. "
Mr.. Justice Harlan Is plainly an
oli-iashionsd man. But somehow
or other he usually hits the nail on
the head and somehow or other his
opinions, whether affirmative or dis.
senting, command more than ordi-
nary respect among the masses OF
the ple.-Commoner.
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Tammany to Denver in Force.

fammany to Denver in Force.
New York, April 6-Thomas F.
Smith, secretary Of Tsmmany hall,
is on bis way to Denver to engage
hotel accommodations for the Tam
many host which will 60 to the Dem
ocratic national convention. Score
tary Smith will engage rooms iol
800 persons. Tammany expects to
carry out many more, but they will b.
left to shift for themselves 80 far az
hotel accommodations are concerned
While In Denver, Secretary Smith
will also make arrangements for ex
cursion trains to Yellowstone parh
and the Pacific coast to take thu
Tammany men on sightseeing OK
petitions after the convention ad
iourns.
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0steopath Student Sues.

Kirksville, Mo-, April 6.-Mrs
Beebe Ruth Jspson Of Minnesota, Q
senior at the American School Of
Osteopathy, brought suit against
the school for $25, 900, alleging that
she was improperly treated BY the
doctors In the hospital here during q
sickness In February, 1907. Mrs.
Jepson has been here several years,
and expects to graduate In June.
Ten days ago Miss Grace Atkinson,
q former student and patient, was
awarded judgment for $4,000
against DR.. Charles still Of the school.
The case was tried at KNOXVILLE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-09
Orchard Fires Fail to Save.

St. James, No., April.-This sec
ton Of Missouri has just experienced
q freeze that viii cost the fruit grow.
ers about S1,000,0 900. The ther.
mometer dropped as low as Is dc.
grees last night, and in an attempt
to save their crops, many fruit grow.
ers built fires IN their orchards.
The buds we're oil nipped. with the
possible exception Of the apples.
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Rubey 10 Succeed to w. N
Evans.

West Plains, No., March 3d.
Judge ". N. Evans, chairman OF the
Democratic state committee, formal.
ly notified Harry N. Rubey, Of Ma
con, that he had appointed Mr..
Rubey chairman Of the committee to
act In bis stead until May 20. Judge
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-09
GA - oRfA.
Bears tn. zIhs Kind You Have AIxays Bought
'''; !; % LHz2SSN
Taft is a Trojan Horse.

New York, April Gilbert Hub.
bard, Of the Philistine, offers this
new political theory with respect TO
Taft's size: -
"Tait is q Trojan horse. When
this wooden equine 10 safely pushed
insids Of the convention walls, out
.williump Teddy. Nov you know the
reason for Tait's sizs."
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Evans win formally tender bis resig.
nation as state chairman than. Mr..
Rubey was a candidate for state
chairman against Judge Evans two
years ago.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-09

There is nothing better than Kodol
for dyspepsia, Indigestion, sour
stomach, belching OF gas and nervous
headache. Ii digests whss you eat.
Sold by Clay's drug store.
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Studied Insanity in Himself.

Stu0leu INSANITY IN hlmSelT.
Detroit, April CDR. Wilbur GIL
lette, a widely known alienist, died
Of a cerebral hemorrhage. DR.. GIL
lette once was an examining physi.
clan for the probate court, and dur.
ing his term examined more than
1000 cases. In May, 1905, he him
self became a victim OF halluncina
tions and was removed to a retreat
for two months.
On his discharge he gave to the
newspapers an interesting analysis
OF his condition, drawing the conclu.
sion from bis own symptoms that
most suicides are insane. He said be
had fought an impulse to kill himself
and graphically told how q small
lance that the asylum attendants
overlooked when searching him, was
a constant Temptation.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-09

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Sslve. II is especially good for piles.
Sold by Clay's drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-04-09

DeWitt's Little Early Rlsers, the
famous little liver pills. Sold by
Clay's drug store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-08-19
Point Pleasant, w. Va
August 18, 1908.

August 10, 1870
To the Worshipful Master, War
den and Brethren of Minturn
Lodge No 10, A F. & A. NJ.
Whereas. The Great Creator has
removed Bro James 81. Martin
from this transitory TO an exist
ence; and,
Whereas. We submit to God'a
will with becoming reverence,
Be it Resolved, That we deeply
deplore the loss of Thin who was
true, friend, a loving husband and
brother; that we as :Masons fee
keenly his removal from earth ;that
we hereby extend our heartfelt
sympathy TO the bereayed family
that copy of these resolutions bt
spread upon the records of the
Lodge; that copy thereof b.
transmitted to the family of Bro
Martin. and that the town paperl
be requested to publish the fore
going FrAternally,
HUNTER ii. HALE,
j. L. CoLEY,
O. r. Hess,
81 COMMITTEE
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The Odd Fellows of West vir.
ginia expect great day at Elkins
on Saturday, 1t being the occasion
for the laying Of the corner stonc
for the Odd Fellows Home, which
is to be erected by the order in this
state. A number of special trains
will be run from different paHtg of
the state. 1t is estimated that as
many as thirty thousand people
will DO present at the exercises.
The principal addEessss will be
made by Hon. John B Goodwin,
of Baltimore, past grand sire and
now secretary of the sovereign
grand lodge 4, o. q E. Among
the other speakers of the OCCASION
will be Hon. Henry q. Davis, Hon,
Henry Alston q Dayton, judge Of
the United States court, and Rev
q. D Reed, of the M. b. Church,
South, at New Martinsville.
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REDMOND.

The Institute which was in sess.
ion at Point Pleasant last week.
was one of the best ever held.
Misses Elsie and Lou Booth, OF
Henderson, spent Tuesday with
Misses vermia and Amy Milford
The whistle of the threshing
machine 10 heard in our land.
Miss Bessie Weathers, of Hen
derson, was visiting relatives al
Wyoma recently.
Quite a number of girls and boys
OF this vicinity attended the In
stitute at Point Pleasant last week
Misses Christie Mcleod, Lille
Lee and Mr. Angus Mcleod anc
Pat Aeiker, attended ohuroh a
Wyoms Wednesday night.
Worthie Mayes. of Arlee, Wal
calling on Geo milford aud family
Friday evening.
AL Boggess, clerk of the Dir
Quit court, we're calling on friend
| In this community recently.
Quite a number of young peopl
OF this place attended the bal
game at Point Pleasant Sunday
Black Eyed Girl.
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FIVE MILE

A few newsy items we will send
this week for publication in the
best paper in the county.
Preaohing at the Five.mile school
house Sunday was largely attended
Preston Martin died at his home
on Five.mile. Wednesday morning,
and was buried in the Moore grave
yard Thursday evening
Miss Minnie CTump was visiting
Miss Liya Slayton, Saturday and
Sunday on 8 mile.
Mr. and Mrs Granville Dahney
and baby were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs Oanitax Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Lohn Cochran and
little son Russell. of Ind are here
visiting their sisteIs the Misse0
Forrest, of this place,
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In The proceedings Of the Demo
CRATIC county convention publish,
ed last week, several erroSs were
made in setting the type, viz: The
leaving out of the name of Jamel
Hogg who was nominated for Dir.
Quit Court Clerk, and that of Hon,
Rankin Wiley. nominated for
Prosecuting Attorney. The chair
man and secretary of the conVen.
.tion reported a correct copy OF the
proceedings and are not to blame,
but the mistake was one of this
ofiioe, and which We sincerely re-
Rret.
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HICKORY CHAPEL.

Quite a number of young people
attended the ball game at this place
Saturday, between the Hickory
boys and the Dizzy boys. The SCORE
stood 16 to 10 in favor of Hickory,
Had tine music and all report q
good time.
JIG Kincade snd wife, and 2
w Morrison and wife. were visi.
ting Tom Windon and family, Sun.
day.
Mrs George Rice, Mrs j g. Hell
lens and Miss Melissa Hellenic
were visiting Mr. and Mrs + A
Morrison Sunday.
Mrs j L Barnett was visiting
Mrs Ollie Blessing, of Letart, Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Miss Sallie Lewis. of Point Pleas.
ant. was visiting her grandpa, Pc
Schools, a few days last week.
Mics .Vina Sohools and Miss
Myrtle Hellems were the guests OF
Mrs Lula White one day last week
Ed Kinoade and Virgie Rice
went to Huntington on the exour.
zion Sunday,
1
Miss Marie Childs WAS visiting
her cousin, Miss Elsie Barnett Sat
urday and Sunday.
JIM Hellems returned to Colum.
bus Sunday after visiting his
mother, Mrs j L HELENE.
Mrs. Kate Ward and children
Homer and Lula were visiting MI
and Mrs Harvey Mourning Sunday
Mrs and Mrs w M Doolittle
were visiting Mr. and Mrs Samuel
Eads. Sunday. Violet.
The Mason County Fair promis
es to be better than ever this year
August 26, 81 and %.
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/. s. d AND LEwIs DISTRICT
CONVENTION

The, Democrats of the Point
Pleasant Independent school dis
.trict and Lewis district, met Fri.
day night and nominated D 8.
Snyder. President, and Robt Liter
aud John Epple. Commissioners OF
schools. The people of Lewis dis.
trict named j q Kinoade for
School Commissioners. The fol
lowing campaign committee wat
named: j B Brown, Ell Somer
willie. A T Van Matre. j B Tippett,
Harry Wells, Henry Harmon, "
L Wiley, Roy Kinoade, Geo Swish
or, Mason Helms and o M Whaley
This committee is Tequepted tc
meet at the law office of j q Beller
Saturday, at o'clock for the pur
pose of organizing.
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SURPRISE PARTY.

August 16, 1908, being William
Crooks, 48th birthday on Route2
his good wife and charming dau.
ghters, gave him surprise by
preparing a sumptous dinner and
inviting several friends to enjoy
the day with him. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs Thos Rice, MI
and Mrs 81 Selby. Mr. and Mrs j
w Cbilds. Mr. and Mrs Walter
Crooks and daughter, Roma, Nj
and Mrs John Crooks and sons,
John Hyram. Mrs Robt Stephen.
son, Miss Arlena Stephenson.
Misses Della, Amy and Sylvia
Crooks, Mr. Earl Carson, Mr. Tom
Selhy, and Miss Minnie Rice
Grandpa Crooks was the recipient
of many nice presents. He enjoy.
ed the surprise just as any Other
whole souled fellow such as him,
self would do, About 4p m all
partook of the best of ice cream
and then wished Will many re-
turns of his birthday and success
of happiness for himself and love
ly family. A GUEST.
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION,

The 4th district democratic sen
atorial convention was held here in
The Spencer Assembly Hall, last
Friday afternoon. w Armstrong
was chairman, and F B Tippett
Secretary.
For state senator, Oh Chambers
of Spencer, Roane county, was
nominated by aoolamation.
The following gentlemen we're
named as senatorial executive DOM.
mittee: w Armstrong, jackson
A 8 Heck, Roane, and DIS Snyder
of Mason.
The committee was given the
power to fill any vacancy that may
aoorue.
A vote of thanks was given to
Mr. Smith of the Spencer, for the
free use of the Assembly Hall
We will publish the resolutions
adopted next week.
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aLENWoopL

q w Starkey made a business
trip TO Middleport last Monday.
Misses Lula Watterson and May
Ralph. of Gallipolis, were whiting
Miss Maggie Young aud Mrs Clara
johnson. Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Wise has returned home
from Huntington where he has
been attending college.
jacob Meadows has been visi-
ting his daughter, Mrs Thos Wal.
den and family and con, a Mead
ows and family for several days.
Miases Maude e Meadows. Alta
o. aud Iva o. Keister. and Eva
M Mccoy. were the pleasant guests
of Misses Addie, Vena and Pearl
Hanna. Wednesday.
NJ w A Meadows and q w
Starkey have finished stacking q
fine lot Of hay,
OE Mccoy was a lbusiness call.
or at Ben Lomond, Friday.
VIM Keister and son. of Ashton,
Oberlein Martindill and George
Eagle, of Ohio, and Sam Keister,
of MerceYs Bottom, were the guests
of John Keister and family Satur-
day and Sunday. All were engag.
ed in an old-time fox chase Satur-
day night.
Erect Meadows has returned
from Cabell county whore he has
been visiting several days.
Mrs. Mary Keister and Miss Mol.
lie Withers have returned to their
homes at Mercer's Bottom, after a
few days visit with DR. and Mrs.
Withers.
Misses Ella Templeton and No.
"a Blazer and Mr. Henry Wise were
the pleasant guests of Mics Maude
E Meadows, Saturday and Sunday
| Il A Starkey, of Middleport, il
here visiting his parents, MIR ant
Mrs VIM Starkey.
4
j 81 White and family and M "
A Meadows and family were Thu
guests of e 81 johnson and family
Sunday.
Thos Walden's little daughter i
quite siok this week.
Mr. and Mrs w w Cornwell an,
two daughters wentto ParkersburI
Sunday.
], Mrs Maneryia f Meadows, wifi
OF JACOB Meadows, died July 2
The cause of her death was apop
lexy and paralysis. She was lai,
to rest in Fairfield cemetery July