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The Washington times., 1909-11-09


at PimIico proved to be fully as brilliant
as had been anticipated and the big
crowd which Datronized tho last days
sport pronounced the racing the finest
seen at the Old hin top track in many
day.
Two track records were broken, and
In the Bowie not only the track record
went by the board, but a new worlds
mark was established.
The Bowie, Of course, was the feature.
Two-mile races the rare nowadays, and.
an event of this character always
arouses deep interest. When a crack like
Fltz Herbert is one of the contestants
the race is more than usually notable.
The Bowie was conceded the Hildreth
crack by all the wise ones, but hardly
any one looked for contention enough
to make the fine race that resulted, and
a new worlds record for the distance.
With only los pounds on his back the
race looked like a romp for the Subur-
ban winner. but as it turned out he had
to run all the way and break all records
10 win.
At the start Fitz Herbert took the
track and kept IL to the end. Super
stition, however, was some horse him
self and pressing the winner all the way
allowed him no chance TO loaf. 1t was
! apparent that the race as a fast one,
/ but hardly any one was prepared for
the figures that were hung out, 3.25 40,
and a great shout broke forth as they
were marked up. All records were shat
/ tered. The previous track record was
/ 3:39, made by Bilbsrry, November 8, 1905
| The worlds record was 1854, made by
Judge Denny February u 1905 In Cali
/ fornia.
Hardly inferior IN point OF interest 10
/ the Bowie was the splendid performance
/ Of Jack AtlSin in the second race. The
/ Schneider Splinter was asked TO 90 a
/ mile and forty yards here and many
/ were skeptical OF his ability 20 wiz at
/ that distance in the high class company
/ in which he found himself. Jack A kin
/ Won all right and made his field look
He took the lead at the STAR and
with his long sweeping stride stayed
| the contender and made the winner run.
/ but could never get up TO hiTa. The
/ distance was run IN 1;42 4-5, fifth Of a
| second less than the track record made
b. Live Wire, May of this year
Compton. at a good price. won the
| opening event for tWO-year-Olds, coming
very strong at the finish and overhaul
| lllB MI 0dAsdLL , AleQdlllDllr WHICH udU
made the pace all the way. Barney
! SchFeiber's colt, Sager, ran. nice race
and got the show money.
Johnny PangIe started French Girl
/ in this race and this FLY was heavily
played but the start ruined her chances.
| Algie won the steeplechaSe somewhat
| handily, having plenty OF foot and
| fencing we'll He was ridden By a
stable boy, Jackson, and this kept many
/ from backing him. Dacra looked the
! contender for a while, but a Robbie on
/ hira out OF It and allowed Vllhalla to
/ get the place.
| The fifth event, for maiden two-year-
The Washington times., 1909-11-09
PACKEY MCFARLAND
DEFEATS THOMPSON
Chicago Boxer Gets Decision in
Ten-Round Go at Kan
sas City.

KANSAS CITY, No, Nov. "a fight
er and a boxer-and the fighter into the
discard. Such was the result OF the
''Pacl1y'' ACKNOWLEDGMENT bout in
the Hippodrome last evening
After ten rounds of savage lighting
on the part Of the Cyclone" gent and
some very clever work With his hands
and feet BY the "Packy' person, Ref
cree Joe COney raised aloft the good
right hand Of Mcfarland, a token of
victory. II was a just decision.
The Washington times., 1909-11-09
O'TOOLE FIGHTS
WALSH TONIGHT

BOSTON. Nov. 9-Jimmy Walsh, who
claims the bantam championship Of
America. Is admitted 20 have a hard
fight in his hands tonight when he
meets Tommy O'Toole. Of Philadelphia,
here. Both are on edge for the bout
The Washington times., 1909-11-09
BRILLIANT WIND-UP
FOR PIMLICO MEET
Fiz Herbert Smashes Worlds Two Mile Record in the
BOwie-Owners Shipping to Southern
Tracks-Aftermath Gossip.
Bv 7. H. ANDERSON.

olds, was something Of a surprise. going
TO the l0-to-1 shot Harmon Pass. which
led all the way. The favorite, Zymole,
was never in Il.
Johnny Bartlett put Rostrum over
IN the sixth the gelding winning hand
ily from Osorine and Silverfn. The time.
l:53 20, was only fifth Of a second
over the track record.
The last race of the day and meeting
went 20 SpellbOund, which had to he
pounds the best to get home first. At
the start Spelibound was virtually left
at the post and nobody gave him a
chance. Selwik cut out hot pace and
looked a sure winner Reid, he wever
kept at SpellbOund, and IN the stretch
he got up and overhauliTg the leader
came away somewhat halldily. 1t was
a mighty clever performance for the son
Of Albert.
Gwynn Tompkins was at the track
He says he will be on hand next spring
with a string OF good ones. Tompkius
says the report that the jumper RellaH
was sold to Joseph Widener is incor-
rect. Bellar was sold TO I. c. Tonso-
kins, and win be trained and raced next
season by Tompkins.
Billy Garth has recovered from the
severe cold that has been troubling him
Tor the past few days and was on hand
yesterday looking them over.
The Washington times., 1909-11-09
KETCHEL ARRESTED
ON SERIOUS CHARGE
Champion, in Auto, Runs Down and
Injuries Japanese Laun-
dryman.

Ketchel. champion middleweight pugl-
list, appeared IN police court yesterday,
charged with running down with his
automobile the wagon Of q Japanese
laundryman. who was severely Injured
and whose horse was killed
Ketchel was captured after a long
chase by two policemen. A continuance
was granted.
The Washington times., 1909-11-09
EASTERN TO PLAY
BUSINESS TODAY
High School Teams Battle for In
verted Championship This
Afternoon.

Eastern and Business play at National
Park this afternoon at $50 o'clock. The
loser gains undisputed ownership of last
place in the scholastic league
Neither team has yet won a game and
both have trained hard and earnestly
for this decisive struggle. Eastern must
coneede a slight advantage in weight to
its opponents. but is figuring that its
recently acquired speed and knowledge
of the open game VIII more than Offset
its gh0rtcoming IN avOir0upOis.
The Washington times., 1909-11-09
WANT BOXING STOPPED

The residents Of Colma, Cal. where
Promoter COfrOth hasshis arena, have
filed a petition with the authorities to
stop boxing there. A couple of the
old residents were slugged by some
officers the day OF the last show, and
that was the cause OF the petition.
The Washington times., 1909-11-09
ZOE SEIGER WINS

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. e.-In a
smuggling match at tho New PhlIadsl-
phia a. Q. iast night, Joe Seiger. OF
Denver, Won from Young Jack Ham
lons Of Philadelphia, the bout going
the limit OF six rounds.
The Washington times., 1909-11-09
GET SOME SLUGGERS.
PLEASE, MR.. McALEER
Combined Wages of Donohue, Kelley, and SIattery
Might Hire One Good Man-John LIS
Opinion of Jeffnes
By THOMAS S. RICE.

There's no tear drop in the eye over
the fact that the Washington team is
TO lose the decorative effects on the
bench Of the presence of AIessrs. Jiggs
Donohue, Jack Slattery, and Speed
Kelley. All Of them are nice chaps per
sonaIlys but the space on the bench is
limited and the fans would prefer it TO
be filed by promising young men who
may some day develop into winners.
Donohue is about done and knows it,
despite his statements last summer that
ne anticipated a go0G season next year.
Slattery has never been able to reach
the full distance in fast company. and
when he happens TO fail off in his hit
ting Is not much of a comfort in any
other respect Aside from his speed
Kelley was not up to major form and
may never get there.
Alas, lust as we feared 1t would be
Speed Kelley made a hasty exit.
Now Donohue. Slattery and Kelley
sounds like a clam, a Gael roll CALL
doesn't it?-have departed this league IN
peace, their wages could be combined
and make a sum large enough TO hire
the services Of a smuggling SWede O.
somebody else who can hit the baiA
Gessler, Lelivelt, and Unglaub are the
only yeomen swatters on our present
list, and they are none too reliable
These SaengeTbund candidates repre-
senting the best we have in the sticking
line, 1t can readily be seen that unless
our pitchers put enough malicious ami
mai magnetism on the ball TO shut out
the ether fellows every day. Washing
toms prospects OF winning place better
than seventh in the American League
are exceedingly small. George Browne
may hit consistently we'll next year, bu
that is a gamble. What is needed IS 9
collection of three or four men who car
be reasonably counted upon to drive tht
leather beyond the tnfield In an eTner
gency. But, where are we going TO ger
TEN That's up TO the manager.
Ncpe, we are not suggesting the sign
Ing of John Anderson or Frank Huels
doesn't ito have departed this league il
The entrance Of the California State
League into the ranks Of organized base.
BALL thereby removing the last Of the
outlaws from the field, was a mos
dastardiy attack on the Stove League
Looks like the magnates have been get
ting together and putting a spell or
the StoVers, anyhow. Pretty much ev-
erybody on the two teams that batuec
for the worlds championship has sign
ed: Charles Murphy is not being taker
seriously; Ban Johnson has been keep
ing quiet: the American Association has
squslched the war yarns, and now there
fs n place for dissatisfied players u
Jump. OF course, the Union League
The Washington times., 1909-11-09

Johnny Pangls started French Girl
IN this race and this FLY was heavily
played but the start ruined her chances.
The Washington times., 1909-11-09

Compton. at a good price. won the
opening event for twO-year-Olds, coming
very strong at the finish and overhaul
ing Mr.. Cassatts Medallion. which had
made the pace all the way. Barney
Schreiber's colt, Sagers ran. a nice race
and got the show money.
The Washington times., 1909-11-09

The fifth event, for maiden two-year
The Washington times., 1909-11-09

| Alas, Just as we feared 1t would be
Speed Kelley made a hasty exit.
The Washington times., 1909-11-09

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-The wind-up
at Pimlico proved to be fully as brilliant
as had been anticipated and the big
crowd which, Datronized tho last days
sport pronounced the Tacing the finest
seen at the Old hill top track in many a
day.
The Washington times., 1909-11-09

With only los pounds on his back the
race looked like q romp for the Subur-
ban winner. but as it turned out he had
to run all the way and break all records
10 win.
The Washington times., 1909-11-09

may be revived, Hyattsville taking the
place Of Washington, and Upper MARI
bOrO getting the Baltimore franchise,
but it's a little too soon for that
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18
La Embriaguez del Marido Cau-
sa la Muerte de IA Mujer.

Roswell. N. M. Die s. -pesalenta-
do por 81 incesante beber de "a marIdo
la Sra. J.. d. pearing tom6 anoche
una gran cantida d dc dcido carbolico
y muri6 dos horas despues.
III narido de Ia mu jer difunta tiene
muy pocos medsos, y 50 dice que 81
problema dc mantener 4 IA familia lle-
90 4 una crisis cuando d marido lego
4 sd casa a las A dc la tafde. pes-
pues do una fusrte r;na con bearing,
Ia mujer determine poner I'm al asun-
TO por 10 que d ella tocaba, y sin pre-
venci6n aiguna Sc traq6 81 veneno an
les de que nioguno puciese atajarla.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18

junto 4 este: 'Qu'ero ponerme en- re-
gistro al decir que los Amargos Eldc-
tricos como oil don mejor que pios no
hecho 4 la muier, escribe Ia Sra. Q.
Rhinevault. de vestaI Center, n X.
\ Jan,as olvidar6 10 que han hecho ror
Esta gloriosa medicina de- 4
una mujer espiritu boyante, ylgor corr
poral y saiud jubilante, Cura prom
tamente ~neryiosidad falta de sueno,
melancolIa, jaqueca, dolor de espalda,
y Observation-Disclosures; pronto
fortalece al d6bil, enfermo y raquitico.
Usadlos, SOC en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18
LlsTA pE cARTAs ATRAsADAs.


Lista de cartas que estan sin recia
mar en- La estafeta de Santa Fe n. M
por la semana que acab0 Diciembre II
de 1909. ST no son reclamadas dentr,
de- dos semanas seran mandadas 4 |,
os.;na A. oar,as m,,ertas on Washing
ApDaii, MRS. 4. N
Abeyta, MISS Encarnacion
Adams, Miss Anna Eliis ~
Adams,
Fish, Mr. CLAYTON.
Galiegos, MISS Marsarlta.
Gaiiegos, Mrs. Natividad 2.
Garcia, Don Lorenzo.
Garcia, Dlololdo.
Herrera Cosme.
Jaramiilo, ST. am
Lopez, Sr. Francisco.
Lucero, Bonifacio.
Lucero Isidora.
Manori, Clarence p.
Marks. Miss r.. G.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18
Fuga Probable del Presidente
Zelaya.

Washington, Die 6-Un m~ensaie
del consulate de los Estados Unidos
en- Managua, con fecha del dia 4, fu6
recibido hoy en- Ell departamento de es-
tado, ] dice que Sc reporta ALA que Ell
Presidente zslaya esta enviando tro-
pas y artilleria hacia 81 poniente y
que Sc los rumores de que
intenta marcharse de Nicaragua.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18

I'm esta ofcins 90 renden toda
clase de blancos propios para los dife-
rentes ofciales. Los prccios SON mo
dicos y al aIcanse DO todos los que ne
~cesitan tales a~rticulos- A las perso
as que vengan de afuera les aconseja!
mos que cuando vengan. A la plaza Sc
dignen visitar la ofcina del Nuevo Me-
xIcano y encontraran todos les blan
cos necesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18

Ell riesgo mayor del romadizo es que
venga q resultar en- pulmonia. Esto
puede ser evitado usando Ell Remedio
Chamberlain ontra la tos, pues no
solamente cura 81 romadizo, sine que
c~ontraresta c~uaiquier tcndencia de la
enfermedad hacia Ia pulmonfa;-De
venta en- todas las boticas,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18

La Sra. S. Joyce, Claremont, N. "A.
escribe: "Hace como i'm ano comprd
dos botellas del Remedio de Foley pa
los Rinones. Curome de un case
grave de NAL de rinones de que hacia
algunos amos que padecia. Cierta-
mente es un medicamento g~randioso Y
bueeo y cordialmente 10 RECOMMENDED
De venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18

Por la segunda vez en- dos amos,
John Corne.to fue convicto en- Ia
corte de distrito de Albuquerque de
Ia venta legal de licor, esta = por
haberse desculdado de sacar l~icencia
y la otra por vender iicor q un indio.
En- la presente OCCASION 81 esposa la
Sra. Mary Cornetto Tue conyicta junto
con a..
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18

Muchas personas Sc italian afeeta
das de una tos pertinaz despues de nm
ataque de romadizo. Como esta tos
puede ser prontamente curada con 81
uso del Remedio Chamberlain contra
la los, no debe permitirse que siga
adelante hasta que Sc haga molesta
De venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18

81 Nuevo Mexicano 90 q unico p
pei en- Ell Territorio que pubiica mott
elias por complete en- asuntos de int
res. La suscricion son solamente $3.50
al ano. Suscribanss y quedaru salts
Ieehes de 10 que enunciamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18

Recuerden que 81 Nuevo Mexlcano
prescnta a cada ~suscritor que pague
81 ~suscricion adelantada con una plu
ma de fuenfe como regalo. &c 81
unico papel en- 81 Territorio que hace
esta oferta. La suscricion son sofa
me1te t2.ko Il kno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18

81 Nuevo Mexicano es 81 dnieo pa
pei en- 81 Territorio cue publica mott
cils por complete en- asuntos de int
es. La suscricion son solamento $3.50
il ano. suscribianse y quedaran "a
isfechos de 10 que anunciamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18

HI departamento de opras del Nueyc
MexIcano es el mas bIen equipado en-
81 TerrItorio. 81 desean obras flnas ,
al estilo, venid a esta o1cIna J encoD
trareis TODD . Gu gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18

C~ertiicados de nacimiento y de 10
junction que Sc requiere sean suminis
trados al escribano de pruebas de
sada condado por medIcos, parter
as, a~sistentes = enfermeras bajo Ia
ley nueya. Sc hallan de venta en- can
tidates peq1enas 0 grandes por la Com
pania Impresora del Nuevo Mex:cano
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18

Ejemplares de las Leyes de Session
de 1907 en- Ell idiomo espanol Sc halIap
de venta en- la imprenta del Nuevo
Mexicano, sIendo ell precio 1915 por
cuaderno con Zorro de papel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18
La Barca Dixie Parte Para
Panama.

Filadelfa, Die Gel trasporte
Dixie con 100 marinos, 0 todos los
eouipos necesarios, Sc do hoy d IA
vela para Centre America.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18

.cuerden que 81 Nuevo Mexicano
esenta a cada suscritor que pague
Gu suscricion adelantada cor n plu
ma de fuente como regaIo. Es 81
unico papel en- 81 Territorio que hace
esta oferta. La ~suscricion son sofa
msnte $3.50 al ano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18

lila clase que crece con vuenra liberia que llenarA prachcamente cuaquier
lugar-que puede scr moyida ana unidad 4 la ven por ana persona sin revol-
YER los libros-que os pracMca, atfshca y la dnica GAIA dc ibros sectional
perfecta que 90 fabrca Elaipaas Goa plertas sin arn'Ila, pu,ras que lie
al rodoblos; las unidades de la base e4uipadas con6 sin cajones; y TODD he
cho con una varedad de mnderas y composturas adaptadas q cualesquera
venid & verlas 8 mandad por Ell catalogo conteniendo 1916
vistas intnores mostrando Ell arreglo en- liberia, cuarto de rccibo, etc.
uompana Impresora del Nuevo Moxicano Agentes Locales.
Santa Fe, N. Nj
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-12-18

Certificate OF Brand, IA sheet
Justice OF the Pease Bianks-
Appeal Bonds, IL sheet
Appeal Bonds. Criminal, IL shsst
Appearance Bond, Ia sheet
Appearance Bona on Continunncs
q. P.) IL she~t.
Bond Of appearance. Dtstric' Court
Q sheet.
Justice Quarterly Report. IL sheet
Bond to Keep the Peace, Ia sheet
Complaint, Criminal, IA sheet
Forciblo Entry and D%etainer. Com
plant. IL sheet
Forcible Entry and Dstainsr, Sum
mons. IA sheet
Replevin Bond. IL sheet
Execution-Forcible Entry and D.
|%tainer, IA shs ct.
Replevin Writ--1-l sheet
Replevin Afidavit, IA sheet
Peace Proceedings. Complain; Y
sheet.
Warrant. IA sneet-
Commitment IA sheet.
Attachment Afldavit. IA sncss
Attachment Pond. IA sheet
Attachment Writ. IA sheet
Attachment Summons as Garnishee
IA sheet,
Execution. IL sheet.
Summons. ~ sheet.
Subpoena, IA sheet
J. r. Complaint, IA sheet
ICapias Complaint, IA Sheet
Search Warrant. IL sheet.
Certificate OF Marriage, rs cents pe
dozen.
Of1cial Bond. IL sheet.
Certificate OF Election, IL sheet
Notice OF Sale Under Foreclosure Of
Mortgage. full sheet.
Guardians Bond and ooath, ii
sheet.
Letters Of Administration. IL sheet
Administrators Bond and Oath. /:
sheet.
Letters Tsstamentary, IL sheet
Declaration IN Assumpsit. IL sheet
Satisfaction Of Mortgage. IL sheet
Declaration In Assunpsit. on Note
Assignment Of Mortgage. 10 sheet
Lease, IL sheet.
Lease OF Personal Properly. II
lsheet.
Chattel Mortgage. Ia sheet.
Warrant to Appraisers. fcil sheet
Power Of Attorney, IL shext.
Acknowledgment. IA sheet
Mortgage Deed. IL sheet
Mortgage Deed without Insurs ncs
Clause. liz sheet.
Omcial Bond. Road Supervisor. L;
sheet.
Option, liz sheet.
Notice Of Protest. IA sheet.
Warranty Deed, IL sheet
Notaries Notice Of Publication. -
sheet.
Renewal Of chattsl Mortgage. II
heet.
Letters OF Guardianship. IL sheet.
Quit Claim Deed, IL sheet.
Application for Bounty for KILN.
Wild Animals. IA sheet.
Bargain and Sale Deed. IL sheet.
Township Plats. IA sheet.
Township Plats. full sheet.
Deed OF Trust. full sheet.
General EIanKs.
Bond OF Deed, l-2 sheet.
Bond OF Indemnity. 1-2 sheet.
Bond. General Form, | 2shset-
Release Of Deed of Trust, IL sheel
REIMBURSEMENT, IL sheet
Homestead Afidavit, 4-063. IL sheet
Homestead Application, 4.O07, II
sheet.
Homestead Application, 4-oo7, A.
sheet.
Non-miaeral Afidayit. 6-Os2, 10
sheet.
Small Holding Proof. full sheet
No. / Homestead. 4-34S. IL sheet.
Desert Land Entry. 4A74c- IL sheet
Afidavit, 4-102b. IL sheet.
Afidavit required on Claimant,
O69, liz sheet.
Final Proof Of Desert Land Entr.
4-373a, IL sect
Claimants Testimony. +o74b. ~
sheet,
Declaration d Application, s-274. ar
sheet.
Afidavit OF Witness, 4-O74, IL sheet
AFFIDAVIT and Order for Publication
OF Notice Of Contest Against a Non
Final Proof, 4-s72a. l-2 sheet.
resident Entryman. 4-628. IL sheet
Afidavit to be Filed Before CONTEXT
4-072, IL sheet
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-05-01
Giving Satisfaction.

The stationery printed in this Office
is giving the best satisfaction. Last
week we printed one thousand state
ments for man, and by their aid he
collected small fortune.
Two months ago man bought of US
some note paper and envelopes to use
when writing to his sweetheart. and
now he is married.
Another young man forged name
on check printed at this office. and is
in the penitentiary. Another young
man stole some of our paper to make
cigarettes with-he is dead.
A young lady bought some of our pa
per to curl her hair on, and now she has
beau. (We have only few pack
ages of this kind in stock.)
By using our stationery, person can
collect old accounts, tell fortunes, make
rain, change the color of the hair, have
the teeth extracted without pain, find
out the name of the future husband or
wife, be successful in business, triumph
over enemies, or be elected to Office.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-05-01
The Coming Play.

The residents of L'Anse and vicinity
have an enjoyable evening in store for
them, in the way of farce-comedy,
chuck full of wit aud humorous sit
uations from start to finish, entitled
Sowing Wild Oats" or ''Uncle Johns
Private Secretary, which will be given
under the auspices of the H. S. Athletic
Association, in L'Anse Opera House,
Friday evening, May 28th.
Rehearsals are being conducted under
the direction of Supt. Mellencamp,
and the students will be trained to a
high degree of proficiency in the acting
Of their parts.
The returns derived from this en-
tertainment will be used to defray the
expenses of the H. S. track team, and
if any balance remains, the same will
go into the treasury for future use in
promoting athletics of the school.
All the members expect liberal pa
tronage, and guarantee good show.
Watch for posters announcing the
details.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-05-01

On Tuesday afternoon the many
friends Of Margaret McHegh Maxey
were shocked when 1t was reported that
she had died at noon.
Deceased was born in Dennegald,
Ireland, in 1924, and was 81 years of
age at the time of her death. She came
to America in 1868 and was the last of
large number Of Irish emigrants to
locate in Chiffon, Wis.
Mrs, Maxey was married in 1870, to
Henry Maxey and they were blessed
with one son, the Hon. John o. Maxey,
at present member Of the Legislature
from the Iron district.
Mrs. Maxey came to L'Anse about
three years ago, and was not in the
best of health upon arriving, but the
climate and surroundings seemed to be
very suitable to her, and up till the past
year her health has been very good, but
since then she has been in charge Of
trained nurse and everything was done
that could be done to make her COM
IOrtaDle until on the ABOVE DAY, When
she passed to eternal rest.
The remains were taken to Chiffon,
Wis, Friday, accompanied by her son,
John o. and James Maxey, of Oshkosh,
Wis, and the funeral was held at that
place at $50 a. m. to day, interment
being in the family lot.
A number of beautiful floral offer
ings were received, and Mr.. Maxey
kindly thanks the donors, and especially
the members of the L'Anse High
School Association, who presented a
beautiful floral tribute.
He also wishes to express his sincere
thanks to those who lent helping hand
before and after his bereavement.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-05-01
Gave Pleasing Entertainment.

On Wednesday night, the theatre
goers of L'Anse and vicinity turned out
to greet the Macauley & Patton Co.,
who entertained them at the Opera
House, with the farce-comedy, when
We Were Friends"
All who attended expressedthemselv
as well satisfied with the play, and we
must say that this company is one Of
the best which has visited our village in
long time.
A social hop was given after the
show, and was very much enjoyed by
all who participated.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-05-01
Death Of Baby Knapp.

After an illness of three weeks,
Frederick Lawrence, the infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Knapp, of the M.
E. Mission, died Thursday morning,
April % nd.
The child was bright and cheerful
baby, about six months of age, and the
pride of the home. The vacancy left by
his decease is sad one and will be
keenly felt by all who knew him.