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Arizona republican., 1909-05-02

be the case, wide field for their cuI-
tivation is opened at once, for they
are in great demand everywhere that
they are obtainable and command the
highest prices.
They bring from % to so cents each
in the eastern markets. There is
said to be one of the trees bearing
in Los Angeles, and all of it's fruit
is bought up by a local physician
for medicinal purposes.
Efforts have been made to raise
the alligator pear in the valley from
seed, but always without success 1t
is to be hoped that the new trees
imported by Mr. Fleming will find
themselves at home in the valley and
flourish here.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-02
city of Phoenix, $4,000.

city of Phoenix, $4,000
In Culver Tract:
The Phoenix Trust company for
Mrs. Mary Culver subdivided the
SWA SWk NEA Sec. 4-1-3, plating
the same into s lots Of IL acres each
and have just closed the sale of the
last lots.
The purchasers in this tract were:
A. w. Greene. lots 3 and 4, $4,000.
Deland Littlejohn, lots l and 2,
$1,000.
Mrs. Jeanette Barnum, lots 5, g.,
and s, $4,000.
Mr.. Greene got a nice little brick
house with his purchase and Mrs.
Barnum has erected handsome
frame cottage on one of the lots pur-
chased by her
Arizona republican., 1909-05-02
WILL TRY TO RAISE
ALLIGATOR PEARS

A new horticultural importation in
to the valley is the alligator pear, or
avocado. J. H. Fleming has just re-
ceived three dozen of these trees
from Porto Rico.
There isn't a more delicious fruit
known than the alligator pear. 1t may
be used for salads with salt and pep
per and a little sugar on it, or it
Arizona republican., 1909-05-02
POINTERS

Homer B. King, OF the Southwest
ern Realty company, has purchased
the house at S14 North Second ave-
ton is said to have been $4,000.
Mr.. King, who has a ranch out on
North Center street has decided to
move into town SO that he will not
have TO, spend quite so much time on
the road to and from the office.
The house is an eight room, modern
brick, with all conveniences. Mr.. King
will move in on Thursday The deed
was made out to c. B. King.
The Southwestern Real Estate COM
pany has just sold a ranch in Mesa
for $1,000. The papers have not yet
been made out so that details of the
transaction are lacking.
DR.. c. L. Marlene, of San Bernar-
dino, formerly of Phoenix, was in
town last week to effect the sale of
his property here, which consists of
the East Side store on the Tempe
road and a twenty acre tract six
miles north of town. He sold the
store TO Mrs. Eliza ]. Roots. When
DIR. Marlene looked over his tract he
changed his mind about selling it. and
will plant it in oranges this fall The
generally prosperous condition of the
valley is responsible for his change of
mind.
The Knights of Pythias have just
purchased a new cemetery of eleven
acres just south of Greenwood on the
Yuma road The deal was made
through ]. II. Kinney. The old ceme-
terry on Thirteenth avenue will be
abandoned and the new tract will
be converted into a garden spot by
the planting of trees flowers and
hedges. 1t is also a part of the plan
to erect a cement wall of artistic de-
sign around the tract. Lots will be
sold either singly or in groups. With
the growth of the city, the old ceme-
teries are sure to be crowded before
many years and the Knights of
Pythias have taken the first step to-
ward new and larger quarters.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-02
Glendale

A Quarter Section of Glendale
loess, south of the town, very
well improved; 1875 acres alfaI-
ia; a good orchard, five-room
house, well, etc; regular water
VIII divide. This $50 acres. per
acre. SITS.
No. 271.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-02
Buckeye

160 acres, one-half of sit
fenced. 50 acres has been in ~
cultivation. Small house. Lo-
Gated on the main road Some
big mesquite on it. Good for
posts and fuel. Easy terms.
$4,000 per acre. r.- ~
No. 435. '.a
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
GOOD REMEDY FOR
wH00PINd COUGH
ELASTIC BAND ABOUT STOMACH
mi. Disease Mystery May he Allevi-
atcL II Not Cured

II the members of the medical pro-
fession will pardon the presumption
nj layman in transgressing their
snhsre of therapeutics. will ask
snace in the Tribune for these few
lines in hopes that they may ulti-
matey alleviate the sufferings Of
many little ones.
Al the present time there are In
Greeley Il number of little ones AZ
fected with whooping cough, and not
ors time in ten do the parents con-
mt a physician. as 1t Is generany
Recognized that there is no cure, and
Thai the disease must wear itself
OUT. The medical journals state
Thai the mortality from whooping
cough in children under one year OF
are is - per cent. AS to its source
the doctors are at sea. although they
hone az no distant date to discover
m anttoxin which will revolution
lie the treatment of whooping cough
rs it has diptheria.
: There is no more pi.ifut sight than
to see little one. especially an in
fant. shaken with a parOxysm Of
pain, vomiting or hysteria from the
dread disease.
The writer has just observed q
case which was cured. or worn out"
In one-third the time 1t usually takes
and with the absence OF the custom
sry commissions. vomiting and pain.
The remedy is very simple and was
prescribed by a regular physician.
The knowledge came to him through
. recent issue OF the medical jour
ma which cited forty-three cases
that had been successfully treated.
II is nothing more than . tight
band around the stomach some nve
or six inches in width. It must be
constructed. however, SO as not to
cause rupture, and physician shoulI
be consulted as to its construction
and appliance.
Stout muslin is used for the band,
With an insertion on either side OF
silk elastic, so that the little one
viii feel no pain from the pressure.
The ends OF the band should contain
eyelets about half inch apart. The
length should be three inches less
than the circumference of the child
and when put on the little one It is
laced at the back
Try this under the direction OF
your doctor. 1t will give relief to
tn little one nine times out Of ten.
In the case referred to. relief in
the tenacity of the cough and vomit-
~ was noticed five hours after the
4elt was applied and the cough only
Asted lew days after
IN A SUBSCRIBER.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
REMITTANCE MAN
FINED FOR POKER
COUNTY AND CITY TOOK TOLL
II. kincaid. in Colorado for Health
Pays for Gambling


II. kincaid, young man who lin
gers about a local livery barn. va
arrested last Thursday for gambling
The date OF the offense as stated in
the indictment was March last.
He pleaded guilty and was taxed
$50 and costs. He laid down 500
and the clerk took out Sll6 to cover
all expenses.
Marshal Williams then tapped hnl
on the shoulder and said he would
like to introduce him to his friend
Judge Davis. who was at that moment
awaiting the happy occasion at the
citys new mansion across the square
The Introduction cost him s25 and
IS, making $33 altogether, and as
Mr.. kincaids trunk was already
packed and at the depot he took Tho
very next train for Denver with S5l
in his inside pocket.
kincaid came here several months
ago for his health. 1t is said that
his folks in the east are well-to-do.
| and send him remittance OF 5000
each month. He received his re
mittance Thursday, and is to be com
| mended for such virtuous prompts
tude in meeting his obligation, es-
pecially on the eve of departure.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
A ssp Rall Team
Kersey Specially

A Japanese baseball team has been
organized at kersey and the litti.
.Japs and the Kersey team crossed
oats for the first time on Sunday
The Japs got considerably the worst
of It. but as they had some bad luck
thrown in. they believe a more pro-
pittous day would have given them a
after score. One OF their men was
struck In the head with a ball and
had to get out of the game and an
other also met with misfortune and
had to abandon the field.
The Japs call their team The
Mikado" and have set to work Ia
good earnest to learn the American
national game. There is some good
material. 1t IL said. among the husky
little athletes who have added base.
ball to their list Of sports.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
LITTLE DOINGs IN OTHER TOWNS
Aiilt

Mrs. Mary Brown and little grand
daughter, Beatrice, went to Fort Lup
ton Wednesday morning to visit th'
formers son.
Mrs. John owens is visiting heI
parents near Denver.
The Misses Margaret Carlson and
Louise Nelson are spending the week
with Mrs. T. l.. ureer.
Mrs. n. NJ, Bartholomew has LETT
TOR Denver and expects to JOIN her
husband and son at Grand lake. II
she is not able to remain there, be-
cause of her i'll health. she will go
east for the summer
j. II. Olsen OF Concord, Nebraska
has been guest at the Burnam and
Molander homes, He has left for
Idaho to have look at the country
there and was accompanied by + Mo-
lander
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
May Not Get Waters

Colorado Agriculture college may
not secure the services OF Dean Hen
~ ]. Waters of Missouri, as he has
been offered the presidency of the
college at Manhattan, Kan, at
1000 year. This was the infor
alton which reached Collins Mon
lay. 1t is understood that meet
ing of the board OF directors of that
Institution is to be held today for
ne purpose OF selecting a new presi-
dent.
DR.. Waters. who Is one of the fore
most agricultural educators in the
United States, was offered $4,000 a
50 ear by the Colorado state board of
a sriculture and a residence to head
he school here, and until today IT
vas generally believed that he would
accept.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02

place at the schoolhouse THURSDAY
night and fine program was given
consisting of songs, recitations, dla-
loeues and drills. The Joan OF Arc
drill the Maypole dance and a dia-
loeue by the eighth grade were de-
serving of special mention. Count!
Superintendent Harrison gave snort
address and presented the diplomas
Those who graduated were BESSIE
bartholomew, Lottie McWiliiams'
Dora Carroll, George Weber, Roy
nm. Francis Mccall and Chauncey
carter, Chauncey Carter was vale-
dictorian.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
Windsor

Little Noel Bartlett went to DEN
yer Sunday to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenney of Denver
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. W.
Grace.
Emery Foltz of Hays, Kan, is here
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
J. H. FoltZ.
Mrs. James Haines went to Eaton
Saturday to visit with her sister,
Mrs. Willis Stott.
Miss Hazel Mcneil. who is attend.
ing school in Greeley. spert Saturday
and Sunday in Windsor.
Mrs. J. NJ. Calvert has left for
Arvada, Colo, where she was called
by the serious illness of her mother
Mrs. George Bender and Miss
Amelia Bender left for Nebraska
where they expect to remain about
six weeks.
The Misses Helen Wheat and Bes-
sic Brown of Fort Collins spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with Miss Helen
Laybourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Staley and
son. Guy, have returned from Denver
where they have been visiting the
past week.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
tertained DR.. Anderson at dinner

tertained DR.. Anderson at dinner
Sunday. ,,or
Mrs. Andrew j, Eaton mas p'el'
very IN since last Friday but Is hoN
a little better. Nor
Miss Mary MacLane, who is NOT
| nal student, spent SATURDAY VITA
| Miss Celia Tyler,
Miss Lillian Ankeney lelt 10,
Greeley this morning where she VIII
spend the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. X A. Pence OF Den
Yer are visiting at the home OF Tue
formers brother. II. l.. Pence
Mrs. Albert Nichols has returned
from Greeley where she has peeh
visiting her sister. Mrs. w. j. Rowe
Mrs. A. l.. Alstadt of Lonsmoh'
and Miss Gusta Schwartz OF High
landlake are visiting at the home ol
Mr.. and Mrs o w. Nye.
Mrs. George Fieber, who has been
undergoing treatment for rheuma-
tism. has been removed to the home
OF her daughter.
Mrs. Chester Deyine has returned
rom =. Louis where she accompan
led her mother who will visit rela-
-fves sr ,hs ss<c during the summer
The Cr1.g-s sationsl Ladies Aid
met 81 rh,s hru1s - Ms c. II. Frye
JFaGnsstiag rns-s vss good at
.sndancs 8II a g-sSSant time en-
loysd
u - Et=y ,s< s teacher from
satun. Ilcsuaa: .es exercises at the
closing a. -as A-- schools Friday
llshc ami sae1- re week end With
De Am -=1-As7s
NJ alE Ms : \. 5. Padgett en-
.srea5-ss NJ S15 MS X. A. Pence
Ct Cs-vs-. Postmaster Pence and
.s-Ily. Snd Nr. and Mrs. Homer
BRIDGES 81 dinner Sunday.
Ms Fred Graefe entertained sun
3ay at dinner Mrs. Cooper and Mrs.
NeLauris OF Greeley. and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Latshaw OF Ault. The
after expect 10 leave this week to
make their home in Englewood, Cole. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Jeremaissen, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson. Mr..
md Mrs. NJ. Nelson of Ault and Mr.
md Mrs. Anton Anderson of Eaton |
vent to Peckham Sunday and spent
he day with Mr.. and Mrs. Laurd-
sen
Mrs ]. W Campbell has returned
rom Brush. where she has been
listing a sister. Her mother from
'ulesburg was also guest there and |
'Irs. Campbell reports delightful |
ime. She was fortunate enough TO |
meet some old friends from Cali |
ornia.
Mrs. Robert Pence and three chill
ren left Saturday for Jerome, Ida.
here Mr.. Pence has charge of the
vheatland Milling and Elevator COM
anys plant. Mrs. Pence was ac-
by sister Mrs. Sher-
ian Larson, and Mr.. Larson expects
, join them later.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
NOTHING DOM
DISTRICT
ONLY CASE Is I'd
liitigant> Lose Nerve I
terenccs Out d

There came very neu
suit in Weld county N
Out OF some 200 civil I
dozen were set down
one OF these was docketsl
The court was already, ID
the litigantS had the nerl
with the case and il wasl
of court.
The parties were iro@
Stephen d Marvel was d
recovery OF his propert!
claimed he decided TO W.
meyer undey duress, 4
Der OF witnesses were d
as they expected to hsal
airing OF family affairs, 7
an or two in the case. q
decided back the properly
being no other case in
adjourned until tomorfo'
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
Fire at Eaton
Eaton SpecIal)

A small fire starting In Bennattt 4
restaurant caused considerable a,
ci'ement mere about o o'clock Mon
DAY morning. The fire alarm w,s
turned in and soon good eigod
crowd had gathered The hose c,.r,
appearing on the scene, the bla1e
was promptly extinguished T,o
damage done was very email ,rt
hre hre is believed to have been starte !
Dy gasoline stove that had been
acting queerly for some time
Ihe restaurant is owned by ,,ra
A. *. Clark OF Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
The. Delta

Mrs. Archibald and grandson Low
ell, of Pleasant Valley visited wlrh
]. S. Archibald SUNDAY,
Claud Clarkson and Tom HaI have
returned from Denver where rhsg
purchased four horses ar j sale 1etl
there.
Mrs. Lizzie Green has had new
windmill put up on her place here
The we'll is q SOFT water well and rhe
water Is used tor domestic pUrp0se~.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
snrc Nipples

Any mother who ha, ~
ence with this distres''a
will be pleased to Snos
may be affected D! 'pfs| !,
berlain's Salve as soOH !,
is done nursing WY
soft cloth before alIoN,I,| own
to nurse. Many ira'"pu
this salve with best Fe'"
by all druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
Eaton

Miss Eunice Cushman is very i'll
with appendicitis
Born, Saturday. May %, to Mr..
and Mrs John Wilson, a daughter.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church met Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Eckhart.
Mrs. John Powers, who recently
underwent an operation for cancer
in a Denver hospital, is recovering
rapidly. Her husband and little
daughter, Elsie, went to Denver Sat
urday to see her.
Will Clark has recently purchased
new automobile. 1t Is understood
that T. G. Phillips has also bough,
one which he is expecting in a few
days and that A. w. McQuowan will
have his new one soon.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
Memorial Day at
Windsor SpecA

In spite of the high VIZ
here Memorial day evei!
of as planned with IN
that the band was uhal
part in the parade whle
2 O'Clock at the w u
proceeded TO the cemetery
en- veterans lie buried
R., their families and lhe
dren all took part in 'he
the graves Il +. HAM.
coins Gettysburg speeeu
C. NJ. Cooper made app''
marks.
There are twelve mem
Hays post William 'o' }.
mander, c. r. ChIpmali y,
commander w W. her. u.
vice commander 5 u :. ;.
of the day, j. H. Berry "
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
" trs.~pr

DR.. AMI Mrs. F5u51u 1s Colorado
Springs are visiting their tIGstcsr-
Mrs. Margaret MottaE.
Elmer Hahn is traus2ctius e-Ss-
ness in Denver this week
R W. Norris made = business c-7p
TO Greeley Tuesday,
R. E. Dallage left Wednesday Tor
New Mexico where he will take up
a claim and perhaps make thar place
his future home.
George Ellis OF 81. Louis is visit
ing at the home of r. E. Rains.
Miss King of Denver is visiting
Miss Adelia Fuller
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
The Delta

A jolly crowd of Delta young peo-
pie gathered at the home of Iobp
Werkeiser Saturday evening and
spent most enjoyable time. Games
OF all sorts were in order and a nice
supper had been prepared. There
were about thirty-five guests pres.
ent.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
FOREST SERVICE
AND SCH0oL help
ASK TEACHERS 10 COOPERATE
Government Asks Aid Of schools II
Collecting Material

Teachers throughout the country
have been invited by the United
States forester to cooperate with the
forest service in an effort to obtain
more definite knowledge of the char
acteristics Of the most important fo'-
est trees of the United States. Tu
do this 1t will be necessary to obtain
a large number OF volunteer observ-
ers who will collect material on the
time of leafing, bloss0ming. and
fruiting OF the various kinds Of for
est trees. In his lsttsr inviting the
cooperation OF the teachers Forester
PinchOt says:
knowledge of this kind II greatly
needed and will be Of value from the
standpoint both OF education and OF
practical forestry. For educational
purposes the results obtained for eac',
species. averaged and presented
graphically by means Of colored
charts. will be available to all who
are interested in the subject. and
particularly to schools. They will
form virtual tree calendars." and
will be valuable aids to nature study.
Children can readily be Interested
In the actual work of obtaining rec
ords. This should form An attractive
outdoor feature of the school work
that should serve to develop the fac
ulty Of accurate observation, and At
the same time to promote an inter-
est in forestry which may lead to {
better appreciation OF its aims and
methods. It may also prove to be
a profitable addition to botany c0urs-
es for older students.
"A study OF this kind will be OF
great value to practical forestry.
since the proper treatment of forests
depends partly upon a knowledge OF
these characteristics OF trees. For
example, the time OF year at which
tree leafs out and blossoms is one
of the indications as to whether or
not 1t is frost-hardy in a given region,
and the length of time that a tree
Is in leaf influences the growth 1t Is
able to make during the season.
knowledge of the time when seeds OF
each species ripen in various locali-
Ties is of great value to those who
are collecting seed, since seed often
deteriorates or Ia eaten by squirrels
and birds If not gathered and stored
AS soon as ripe.
Another result OF this study will
be a more Intimate knowledge of
climate as manifested by plant
growth. for differences In climate
are shown by plant life as well as by
Instruments, and preliminary idea
can thus be gained as to whether a
given region is suited to a valuable
Tree which 1t is desired to introduce
'here. Many such examples could be
given, but sufficient has been said to
snow that the results OF these OBJ
servations will be a real help to prac-
ucai forestry, in addition to their
general interest and educational val
"e. volunteers will later be supplied
win publications and charts con-
tanning. the information they help to
sa'ner. as return for the services
rendered"
On request, the forest service will
De glad to send forms upon which
10 record data and pamphlet con-
tanning full Instructions az to the
nature of the observations and how
they are to be made.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
For Your JIni,

II hexaii "93' Hair Tonic docs po,
eradicate dandrun, stop the haj,
from railing out, and grow new hatn
10 your entire satisfaction. we v,ni
return every cent you paid us fo, :,
surely no offer could be faIrar NJ
sizes, SOC and 81. H. Re,n,,,. W.
Co., the Rexall Store.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
kersey

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred $. James spen,
Sunday in Greeley.
Mrs. Flora Hansteen of Greeley
spent Sunday with her son, Chris
Hansteen.
c. |. Williams went to Denver
Sunday to attend the funeral of
Joseph Nessler.
Mrs. Con Heffernan and her guest,
Mrs. Armstrong OF Sterling. spent
Sunday in Eaton.
Mrs. c. G. Caswell. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. w. F..
Spaulding, returned to her home IN
Omaha. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer VOORHEES, Of
Rifle, Colo, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. B. P. Brooks. Mrs. Voor-
hies is sister of Mrs. Brooks.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
GLADYS Snyder

The remains Of GLADYS =
7-year-old daughter Of s.,o ~,
der, will be taken to- to 'I,s ssl
be laid to rest oeS'" ,sr M
Gladys died ThuF'aa. a..,o,h1
four weeks after her n'V;a su1
and Mr.. snyder starts IT'S .aa| su
similar journey TO NV u5te I
month ago, when nj, .,,,,, chil|
east for burial .a,, .nS
was caused boy asthma.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
OUT OF TOWN PARTIES
Fort LttDton

Gilbert Landell was the genial
host at smoker given Wednesday
night. The AFFAIR took place at his
residence here. Landell is the mana
ger OF the milk condensing station
at Lupton.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
Ault

Miss Dora Allan OF Windsor is
visiting her brother, Percy Allan.
and family.
w. 7. Miller was in Denver We'd
nesday and visited his wife who i
In hospital there. Her condition
is somewhat improved.
Frank Phillips is combining bust
ness and pleasure in trip to Denver
and Montrose this week.
Rev. Jesse Buswell is attendin,
the Congregational assembly in Den
yer this week.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02

nrihker Croll. the little son Of
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Croll, entertains
u n, company of friends this afternoon.
ihe occasion is celebration OF the
iad's eighth birthday.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
Fairplay District

Born, May 10, to Mr.. and Mrs
G. P. Monroe, who live west of Rat
tlesnake Springs. son.
The Misses Leola and Mabel Cham
berlain Of Fort Collins are staying
with their aunt, Mrs. p. Balmer
The graduating exercises took
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
OUT-OF-TOWN CLlJns
Alilt

Ine neadins club met Tuesday af.
ternoon at the home of Mrs. n
Haley. The usual course of s,rd,.
was taken up, and n pleasant 49,,
profitable time spent. ""'
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
XtnS|apf

Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Burns are Wis
iting friends in Greeley.
Mrs. Davis returned home Tuesday
from Greeley where she has been vis-
iting.
The monthly tea of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Methodist church
was given Wednesday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. ]. NJ. Farris. Ice
cream and cake were served. The
hostesses were Mesdames AdaE
Hahn, Elmer Hahn. T. B. Gormly
S. w. Grace. G. f. Guamer, ]. L
Hainey, ]. NJ. Farris
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
yo,,rjc g Bolthoa na, gay

uendric & RoIIIO1r rorse
over two thous'na, Giants du
power irrigation ,,ost Of ths
last three years Illustrated
are described and ,,,l,r ,''p,a last ps'
er Irrigation,
Send for a toI'
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02

The Hobson tennis court, near tho
rome OF MIR. and Mrs. J. l., Ewin.
has been put in excellent sbana ,e,
The season. The first game was
played Monday. The members of tho
club are Messrs. c. Il. Clark. u,rrv
McAfee, Paul Mosher, Il. II. Downov
II. g. Young. A. b. DeVoe. @ n
Drummond and Mr.. Daniels
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
Sleer

Death entered the home of Mr.
and Mrs. X. w. Speer this morning
md TOOK the only child, little Roder
a. aged 10 months and eighteen
lays. The child was Ill only a shorr
time and her condition was not ron.
Sidered dangerous and her death
eomes as a great shock to the par-
ents. Arrangements have nor heer
made for the funeral as thew viii,
wait the arrival of Mrs. speer's
.ather, Rev. j. NJ. Wylie, who is in
chicago attending the Synod of the
reformed Presbyterian church