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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
DIED.

pEEHER-At residence Of his son-in-
law, Edward Hansen. 1901 Helen
Years. beloved husband OF Gertrude
Drcher ard father ~ the late Mrs
Edward Hansen, Henry Catherine
aud John Drener. Notice Of funeral
later
FITZPATRICK- Q. 1910 at her
residence, l27 Locust-st.. Miss Maud
Fitzpatrick beloved daughter OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Fitzpatrick
Notice OF funeral later
CUNNING -Zcllu, Fob. 9. 1910, nj 226
CouCord-avo, aged "a years. daugh-
ter OF Mr and Mrs. v -. Foster. sis
ten of l.. y. Foster Funeral at Dun
dee.
GEORGE Feb. 10. 1910. at residence
80 Fourth-avc, Henry George. aged
- years Fathe. Of Charles j., Mrs
William ". Maxwell and william H.
George, Funeral services from house
saturday al p. lu. Private
HUGHES clinton, Mich. Thursday
morning Patrick Hughes Funeral
saturday morning at 9 o'clock De-
troit friends please note
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at her homo. 222
Elliot-st, Ellen. beloved wife of I'd
ward and mother of Willis Howard
aged a Years Funeral Saturday az
y. m. from Bethel - VI. r. church.
/ HOW ELGe-Byron. aged 27 at Mouro-
Via, Cal. Feb. I, beloved husband OF
R'rthl Howell father OF Marjorie
son 81 Walter ard Sarah Howell. and
brother OF Allan and George. Burial
az Los Angeles.
KELLY Kclloher. Feb 10. at resi-
donce. ~ Avery-ave.. Irene Jose
phiue, beloved wife OF cecil II. Kelly
mother OF Helen Irene, daughter Of
Annie ana sister % Gertrude. Daisy
Catherine, Edna and Bert kellchcr
Funeral Saturday az S.30 "a. m. from
residence and from Holy Trinity
church AT .
MEISSNERA~Fcb 10 1910 William
MCissner. father of William Meissner
j., ~ Chicago. ILL., died at the resi-
denCc OF his niece. Mrs. c. /. De Ma
scllis. 2lS rwclfth-st. aged IS years
Funeral services at the Masonic tenn
pie. Saturday, p. M.
OSBDRN-Fcb. 10 NJ his residence. ~
Buricno. William $. Osborn. aged 3s
years, beloved husband ~ BESSIE Os-
horn. Funeral Saturday at p. M
Irtrrmont at Woodmero.
+ RADON Augustine Feb @. aged 81
years, beloved VIII" OF carl IRA lzom
and mother OF Emclie Hafemann, Au.
lusfa Fotth. Mary HIM Martha a
tcnburg otto and JOHN Radon and
Pauline FiuZpl Funeral Saturdn y
from residence. 1914 BaldWiu-avc.. al
! 30 aud az ST Thomas church cor
uer Fischer-ave. and Chaplin St. AZ
D. m
RtESE-pie Feb s. 1910 aged "a
years Anna Reese. mother OF Charles
r. Eikler. Mrs Thomas Herman and
Mrs john Mette. Funeral from resi-.
dence. al wilkins. Saturday at 1850
j. 200. Burial at Forest Lawn Gene
! terry.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Marian clark, 50 years, Grace nos
pital. carcinoma.
pau, pneumonia. %,
Years astuCnia.
Frank ~. whitney. % years Adulsoh
Martha cross. 60 years. go Green
wood exhaustion.
IOttie Donovan, ~ years trace nos
Lillian +. Schwab. years, Toledo,
commissions.
Ellen Howard. ~ years, tass ana
G6ofge Wrnseii 50 years 300 Moffat
building. laudanum poisoning suicide.
Lyle L. crook. ! month, rs Myrtle;
Encie Roepke, So years. Pontiac,
" Many Baier, 90 years. Sl6 Gilbert;
Van Broughtou. months, ca Lam
Mary brown 81 years. 81 Fifteenth,
mitral rcgurgitatlon.
Alex KoWalskt. 80 years, 50 Thirty
fourth. hemorrhag" OF brain.
Catherine Stawasz, SO years, 1924
Michigan. tuberculosis.
Isaac NJ. Peters, 50 years, 1872 Madi-
son. carcinoma.
Judwiga Kolosewsk. &c years. 1855
Russell, pneumonia.
Anna Osrowski % years. 352 SUI
periOr; septiCaemta.
Michael koWalskt, 20 years, 1893
Dubois. carcinoma
Edward Urbancyk, year, ji1 Car
field e; malnutrition.
.Abram Il Gerson. years. 6ll clay;
tuhercular meningitis.
AlNah l.. Creelmau. Sc years. Chicago,
H.. pucumonitis.
Eva Behrendt. 81 years 1904 Twen-
ty-third. nephritis.
Marion lduN. 3 years. 119 smith;
measles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
HIDES IN A COFFIN TO
HEAR BRIDE OFFERED
SO Vows Assistant To LaWren ice
(Mass.) Undertaken Who
Was An Alderman

LAWRENCE. Mass Feb "A
witness Who viii be called before the
grand Wry investigating charges OF
graft and bribery under the city gov
critmeut last year. sWears he hid in
a coffin and heard the offer Of "a 5000
bupe made 10 Xavier l.egeudre. then
an alderman.
The hiding place was convenient;
several such were. Legendrc. who
was al alderman last year was then
aud Is now an underetakcr Ernest
DUDE Is Legendrc : employee Legeu-
due says that. intending 10 expose the
ltt"mpt al bribery he named an hour
for the alleged briber 10 meet him in
his undertaking parlors
DUDE declares ne I'D In a colin the
last place where a supposed briber
would look for live witness DUDE
tipped the lid little and. he VOWS, he
overheard everything that passed be-
tween Lcgendre and the alleged briber
Mayor William T. White was re-
elected at the election last November
I'm his former term the mayor and the
board OF aldermen. all Republicans.
Ousted as chief OF the fire department
Charles c. Rutter, Democrat, and
James a. Hamilton Was chosen To sue
ceed him The maynr tried 10 remove
Chief Hamilton late last December IN
der the same board of aldermen that
had confirmed Hamiltous nomination
All bur one of the aldermen were beat
en- for reelection. At the last meet
ing OF the old board Dec 20 last, the
vote was a tie on the question OF re-
moving Hamilton. Then followed the
attempt 10 brioe Undertaken Legen-
Dire, a friend Of Hamilton
Desperate Chief Hamilton exposed
what he called the plot 10 defeat
him.
After the state police had found
some startling eyidepce the district at
torney called a special session OF the
grand Jury IN this citv to investigate
the conduct OF affairs under last years
government Other serious charges
are made concerning the citys pur-
chase of fire alarms and wood pave
ments in which New York city firms
are interested
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TRIAL DIVORCE PACT
TO FIGURE IN HER SUIT
Wife Of the Rev. c. n. Puffer, VINO
Seeks Freedom, viii Show
SIGNED Aareement.

SALEM. Mass. Feb. ll.-When the
divorce case OF Mrs. Eleanor Puffer
against the Rev Charles h. Pufter IS
tried next month there will be shown
Tie document drawn up between me
couple al the time OF their trial d.
vorce about three years ago, In which,
by mutual agreement, they were 10
I've apart for three years and neither
vas TO try for a divorce until that
time had expired. Another clause "a
tire document states that neither shall
say one word OF a disparaging nature
against the other.
In consideration Of this IL was
agreed that Airs. Puffer should re-
csive $50 a month and upon the grant
ing OF divorce 10 either party later
she was 60 receive $1,000.
The Rev. Mr.. Puffer is pastor of the
Universal church in this city, while
Mrs. Puner is said 20 be working on
an artistic Greek dance.
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BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
John Measam, 334 Gilbert.
Herman Brinka. SIS Townsend
Ernest GarliCk, 3SJ Twenty third.
Sam Petta, 442 Monroe,
Thomas kenney, 627 lArned
George Said. 23O Woodbridge.
Michael Kane. 473 Larued.
William Cischka, 1919 Heidelberg
james Benson. 1872 Jefferson
Wllliam Jacobs. 1Al Wits.
otto Diebel, 2i2 Heidelberg
Joseph Selwor, - Thirtieth
julius Starch. 156 Thirty second
Joseph Lewandwoski. 800 Williams.
Albert Evans. Woman's hospital
Walter Richardson, AS Mckinstry.
Charles Lauda, 260 briggs
Charles Cory 222 Cherry.
BOYS
Charles Bates. 2O3 Harbaugh.
Richard Lathem POS Latham.
james Price 27O Alfred.
lI,uIy Ponkey. lll9 Baldwin.
John Nauyekas. 6S7 Collins
Glrde1 clifford. 1873 Maxwell.
William Ribitski, 227 Thirty first.
Christ E.chholtz SS Gilbert.
J0En Nalnet. $40 Myrtle.
Bernard Nagelroort. 100 Smith.
Ernest Nofz. 712 Garfield.
John Breze IS Willcn.
Joseph L.awadzke. 34S Buchanan.
Teohl Letkowski. PAS Garfield.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12

To secure entry of a pharmaceutical
product into Spain il is necessary 70
deposit the formula al every custom
house az which entry is to be made
for approval and registration.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
AUTO LAMPS SAVE LIFE.
Used for Surgical Operation Whef
Electric Lights are Shut of.

Used for Surgical Operation When
Electric Lights are Shut OF.
PARIS. Feb. IA remarkable tras-
coy was narrowly ayerted In one OF
the Paris hospitals when Pataud. tie
famous Socialist. shut off the electric
lights In several sections of the city
la order 10 demonstrate his power In
the Industrial world A wealthy Paris
ian was undergoing an operation for
appendicitis. In the middle Of the
operation an attendant gave the sur
geon a message which had been re-
ccived by telephone. stating that the
electric light would be cit of in ten
minutes. Fortunately the surgeon 3
motor ear was at the door, and the
powerful acetylene lamps with which
IL was equipped were carried into the
operating theater just before the cleo
trio light failed Had the telephone
message NOT been received the patient
would probably have died during the
time it would have taken To procure
other illumination OF the operating
room
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-12
THIS IS TO cERrLEY

STATE OF MICHIGAN
County OF Wayne
J. a limited partnership has been
formed. TO be conducted under the
name OF RUDOLPH FRElDENBERG.
2 The general nature OF the busi-
ness 10 be conducted by It.. o. the buy
ing and selling OF woolens and tailors
trimmings.
g. Rudolph Freidcnberg. OF Detroit
Michigan, Is the sole general partner
therein. and Ben Ereidenberg. OF Mon
roe, Michigan, Is the sole special part
ner therein
l. The amount OF capital stock con-
fributcd by said Ben freidenbcrg is
the sum OF ST. 900 90.
3 Said limited partnership shall be
gin on January 29th. 1910. and shall
1920
~ WITNESS WHEREOF. We have
hereunto set our signatures this 2ith
day OF January, 1910, at betroit. Mich-
RUDOLPH FRE1DENBERG.
BEN FRElDENBERG
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County 90 Wayne
or this 27th day OF January. \ ID.
1910. before me Notary Public m and
for said county, personally appeared
before me Rudolph Freidonberg of
Detroit. Michigan, and Ben Frellen-
berg OF Monroei Michigan, known 10
me 10 be the same persons described
In and who executed the within GER
UfSlte and they severally ackuowi -
edged the same 20 be their free act and
deed HENRY NJ. BUTZEt.
Notary Public.
Wayne County. Michigan
Ny Comission expires July II, 1912.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTEHIRBAN LINES.
pc,rolt InIted la,erarbaa Lines.

Detroit United interurhan Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW LIMITEDS-
$50 O. m. 1913 a. m. and IS =. m.
Fiiut only. .3S D. ~. Locals FOR Flnt
a. u and every TWO hours TO y =. IN.
oxford only. IA p. m To Romeo. s a.
M every TWO hours 60 10 y. IN 4 =. IA.
p0RT HURON LIMIrEDS-I:4S a m,
I1.t5u lu. 8 So y. IN, 40 p. m. Satur-
d4Vg only, Dc ~ %. M. sundays only,
ii pNu locals for Port Huron hourly
"a $50 Co. g. m also b. m 70 Ma
Iuc cay. TO MI Clemens half-hour-
iy $50 a on. TO b. ui. and hourly 20
II ~ nm Fp Mt Clemens Via Shore
Limo. hourly. Us e.. IN 20 9.-S y. ga.
TOLEDO IIMITEDS--S. 20 a. m. "a Cd
M ZgU and $40 3 m. Locals for
.I1Isdo isuutly. $50 a. IN 90 S.3g a. ni
tIso y 90 aud m p. M. for Monroe
JACKSON LIaiITEDs - as a. m
t.-4F Tt5 and t.f5 =. IN. Locals foi
a,ksou 9 "a. va, and every Two hours
-, ~ p m. Tor Ann Arbor, s a. M. and
Eourfv 10 III b. M. for Plymouth and
N,rtnyiiIc. 30 "a IN. and hourly 20 1ssB
IN M also a. m and II D. M saline
cars for hpsilautL
Myuntotte Division 80 a. On. aua
half-nouly TO SIS .. M. hourly TO
II 31 r. IA
pontiae Dlvtsion--6 q. ni.. half-hourly
until Z ~ m then hourly 70 II q m
Birmtrgham only NJ 3 m.
Orchard Lake Divisions a. m and
hourly until II 2 Ia
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE
IMMEDIATELY
SO Power Machine Operators
PRINCESS MFG. CO
215 Larned ST. E. or As Congress St. w.
HELr MANrED-MALE

WANTED-Br Bright young men
for inside stock chascrS; only
those familiar with auto parts
need apply Apply employment
Office EMF plant No. 3, Clark
and West Jefferson.
WANTED--Able- bodied men Tor the U:
s Marine Corps. between the ages or
- and 35; must be native born or
to 500; additional compensation pos
sible; food, clothing, quarters and
medical attendance free, AFTER 50
years service can retire with rs per
cent OF pay and allowances, service
on board ship and ashore IN all parts
Of the worlc. Apply at rs Forrest.
west. Detroit, Mich.
WANTED-First-class die sink
er; steady work also hrst-class
inspector on motor assembly.
Apply employment Office, EN- +
Co. plant No. 3, Clark and W est
Jefferson.
WANTED--Men 10 learn barber trade.
SIS TO $50 weekly paid graduates few
weeks completes; can earn tools and
board from start, big demand for
graduates catalogues mailed free.
Moler Barber College. Chicago. III.
WANTED Young man To drive single
coai wagon 1877 Gratiot
YOUNG MEN for railroad flremen,
brakemen, Oaggagemen, NI5-3lOO 10
start; early promotions experience
unnecessary; state age. weight and
height Address Railway Bureau,
6lO Panama Bldg. ~. Louis. Mo.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
A GIRL for homework; mornings only;
no washing nor ironing small fam
lly Apply 81 Frederick ave.
COMPETENT girl FOR general house
work, plain cooking, references re-
quired 1872 Jefferson.
GIRL for general homework, good
companionable girl preferred. lair
wages. ISIS McGraw.
GIRL FOR general homework no wash
ing. no Ironing. 10 Longfellow.
GIRL for general homework small
family Apply 1873 Erskine-st.
Girl for general housowork refcren-
ccs 20 High west
GIRI. wanted for general Homework.
900 GTallot ave"
MAID wanted Tor general homework
small family, references required. 6I
Mt NeInpr.
STUDY SHORTHAND without cost.
ThTse free night classes now being
organized 30 charge FOR instruc
ton, books OF paper Wonderful now
system invented by court reporter az
30 wears experience. Quickly learn
cd readily written, easily read Fine
positions open 20 those who master
II Enquire now for class starting
Monday Feb 10. Write. call or
phone NJ 619-Jl Daniel shorthand
School. % West Forrest
WANTED - p girls, expert
enced paper box makers. AMI
girls for labelling paper boxes
steady work Eagle Paper Box
Co, I39 Beaubien-St.
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sroRAcn ANn cAnrAcE.
sALE-REAL ESTATE COUNTRY.
ron sALE-FAHIIs.

So-ACRE FARM. St.zOo
200 acres, timber and farm $2.5J0. On
change.
non mine. producer. 100000.
a. million hardwood and 25t 600
ties. $4,000.
C. :. BEADLE.
MAIN C5g4 McGHNW BLDG
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Personal.

reau, p Champlain. NJ. or City 1927.
a OFF HAIR GOODS SALE--ClusteI
puifs. wavy switches. combings made
up. only 81, electrolysis. removal all
facial blemishes. hair dressings. mas
bard. 40? Gas bldg. Main 1927
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The.
People SPACES


Advertising rates under any
. classification in these columns.
one cent per word each Insertion.
cash In advance. No advertisement
inserted for less than Is cents.
Persons whose names appear I'm
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rates. Call
aUME-ClTY $685..
BFLL-FAIN 1893
For the convenience OF patrons
arrangements have been made win
the following 20 receive liner az
Ncrtisements at the same rate as
charged with the home office:
EAST SIDEi
Houghtcn-French Coal Co., 432 Can
ncld-aVe east
Mt. Elliott Pharmacy. Mt. Elliott an'
Gratiot-aNcs
u. Brown. 1859 JefreTson-aVe
J. Mcpherson, 2400 Gratiot-aYe, oppo
site car barns
WEST sides
A. G.. ERnsOr, S55 Grand River ave
Turner Stanton, l6S Myrtlc-st.
n. Il. DrIscOll, All Mlchigan-ave.
}. W. Willard, 1919 Forrest west
w. W. Brush. 594 Michigan-ave.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR sALE-MISCELLANE
ENTIRE outht FOR furnishing cheese
factory. nearly new. g. Il. Gregg,
Pomona Mich.
CLEAN dry. hard or soft millwood.
Houghten French Coal CO. Ridge 9eS.
AA---5OO TYPEWRITERS all makes.
Late Visibles. $50 Up, others, $40 up
SO mo: save u In supplies: Rib
bons, soc; carbons, ! SC doz.; paper
$500 sheets), soc. Open Saturday
evenings sh0 Ghel,H-st A0- '0''
DRIVE IN MUSICAL GOODS
we Will soon take inventory and must
decrease our stock, Will YOU help AS
when We tell you that cost Will not
Ont any hguTe i'm the selling price,
Don't put IL of, but come now VII
LARD BRYANT MUSIC HOUSE, ZlS
NVOODW ARD AVE.
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DENTISTS.
BEST DENTISTS

BEES i DENTIST
BEST DENTISTS want you 10 call
Hope you are on the way now. Don't
think We are going TO leave you.
You will find US pleasant company
full OF sentiment, humor and good
fellowship. We Will give you good
advice on how to preserve your
teeth. and II won't cost you any
thing. See our new offices.
70 Grand River.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED -- EXPERIENCED PAPER
BOX MAKERS ON ALL GRADES OF
WORK; ALSO GIRLS TO LEARN.
HOLIDAY BOX CO. FORT AND
BRUSH
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WANTED-Bright young men
for inside stock chascrs; only
those familiar with auto parts
need apply Apply employment
Office EMF plant No 3, Clark
and West Jefferson.
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WANTED-I'irst-class die sink
er; steady work also hrst-class
Inspector on motor assembly.
Apply employment Office, EN- F
Co. plant No. 3, Clark and Vest
Jefferson.
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INFLAMMATION KEsI.oysES.

ron SALE or EXCHANGE-Cem
block and brick machines. value 5000
What have you? Address Il, box 81
Detroit Times
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ONLY HARNESS SHOP in good town
for sale. with building stock and
tools. Address u. box 20. Detroit
Times
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once. bay mare, about
years old. weight about 1850 lbs.
farm work. Address IL box s. DE.
tiolt Times.
The state herald., 1910-02-11

ter by an attorney Of his own selection.
Mr.. Ballinger is in communication with
a prominent western lawyer familiar
with the land laws, and it is probable
he will accept service as counsel for the
Secretary of the Interior. 1t is an
nounced Alfred Battle. former law part
ner of Secretary Ballinger. will be as
sociate counsel for the Interior Depart
ment at the future hearing. The sug-
gestion first made in behalf Of the com
mlttee was that the Attorney General
assign some government officer to the
duty of looking out before the COM
mittee for the interests of officials ac-
cused of misconduct. Mr.. Wickersham
replied, however, that he had no such
officer available.
The state herald., 1910-02-11
Teach Political Morality.

Why can not political morality be
taught in the public schools?
If the little children in the kindergar-
tens and in the primary schools were
taught how disreputable it is to stuff
ballot-box or to lay polluted hands on
the sacred franchise, would they not
remember it in later years.
If these small girls and boys at an
early age were shown that tampering
with the free vote of the people is ten
times meaner and lower than petty lar
ceny, and if they were taught to regard
those guilty of such an act as unworthy
the respect of decent people, would we
not have more political honesty in the
next generation.
The school room is the proper place
to teach political morality, for in the
boys and girls of to-day lie in the po.
litical hope and honesty of tomorrow. -
An editorial in the New Idea Wowan's
Magazine for March.
The state herald., 1910-02-11
Alexander Green.

Was born at Hendersonville, Craw
ford county, H., January 13, 1887.
He was married to Mary A. Goodman
March 2, 1857. To them were born II
children of whom still survive him.
Mrs. R. N. Sprague, Berkeley, Cali
foraia; Mrs. c. O. Davis, Grand Iun-
ction, Colorado; Mrs. H. M. Bowers,
Grand Island, Neb.; Mrs. H. G. Hobbie
Pocatello, Idaho; Leroy Green, East st
Louis, Ill.,; Arthur Green, Las Vegas,
New Mexico.
Aside from these he is survived by l6
grand children, brother, George, and
sister Mrs. Nancy Athey, residing in
Crawford county, III.
While in Illinois he united with the
Universalist church.
MIR. Green served in our civil war en-
listing in Company D 3Oth Illinois Vol
unteer Infantry, Sept. 1861. He was
wounded in the battle Of Ft. Don
aldson, on account of which he was hon
orably discharged.
He moved to Wellfeet, Neb., in 1884
here his wife died in March 1890. On
Nov. 13. 1894, he was married to Mar
tina Pickering. They moved to Holyoke
Colorado, about years ago and he has
been respected citizen of the commu.
nifty since that time.
1t seems but yesterday since we as
sembled in this place to mourn with him
tho death of his wife who entered hei
reward June 81, 1909. Little did We
think when he was worshiping with u.
during our recent special meetings that
he would leave us so soon, but death:
messenger came Unexpectedly early or
the morning of Feb. 2, he passed away
at the age of 73 years and 20 days.
He now rests from his labors and his
works follow him.
In his death our community mourns
the loss of good citizen and a true
friend, the family loving father who
has been spared for many years to keeT
home where they might come fol
comfort and cheer. But earthly tie.
must be severed and earthly. homes
broken up for here we have no continu
ing city.
As friends we minglc our tears Of
sympathy with theirs to-day and come
seeking comfort and strength from a
bove. b. F. Mitchell.
The state herald., 1910-02-11
SUMMONS on APPLICATION FOR REGIS
TRATTON

suMMONS ON APPLICATION FOR REGIS
TRATToN
State Of Colorado
County Of phillips-''
In the district court
No 81.
The Central Trust Co a corporation. plai.tin
vs.. L.C.Boyee Mary scott Jours
And all other persons or parties unknown
In the real estate described In the application
herein defendants
The People of the Stata Of Colorado to the a
bovc named defendants greeting
ion are hereby summoned and required to an
suer the application Of the applicant plaintiff in
the above entitled application for registration
Of the following land situate in Phillips county
Colorado towit
Tho northwest quarter Of section thirty two
tdll township sl1(dlnorth Of range forty six f,0)
ives, OF the sixth IN in Phillips county. Colo
RADIO.
And TO file your answer 10 the said application
IN the Office of the clerk Of said court In said
county within twenty days after tho service Of
this summons upon yon exclusive Of the day Of
such s"rvioe' and II You fail to answer tho said
application witein the time aforesaid the appli
cant plaintiff In this action will apply TO the
court for the relief demanded In tho application
hereln
Witness W q Holland clerk Of said court and
N" seal thereof a' iiolyok. in said county and
state this : day Of Feb. AD 1910
tseail wG H.iland. ci.rt
of District court Phillips county Colorado
Firs publication II
The state herald., 1910-02-11
Saved From an Awful Peril.

u never felt so near my grave. "
writes Lewis Chamberlain. Of Manchcs.
ter. Ohio. r. Il. No. 3. "as when a
frightful cough and lung trouble pulled
me down to liz pounds In spite OF many
remedies and tho best Of doctors. And
that am alive to-day is due solely to
Dr. Kings New Discovery. which com.
pletcly cured me. Now ! weigh 100
pounds md can work hard. II also
cured my four children Of Group" In
falliblc for coughs and colds. is the
most certain remedy for LaGrippc M.
thmn, desperate lung trouble and nil
bronchial affections. Zoe and 81. A trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by Big Brick
Drug Store.