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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-01

\ To Avoid II and Escape a Surgi.
cal Operation, Told BY One
Who Knows.
nipple Method That Is Always
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as only been a few years since
IS discovered that a surgical OPP
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~ has been but short time
4 the disease was discovered and
4
n Ieneyer there is an inhamed con
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ng into the intestine, YOU then
appendicitis
older doctors used to call this
nmation OF the bowels. and were
tse1 TO know the cause.
wen now, with all the knowledge
have of the disease. no medical
can tell you why we should have
-. ipendix. why we find IL where IL
10 what are it's functions. If il has
tn
C. disease for which the operation
10 ire IS usually caused by indiges-
tn and in many cases follows a
II and indigestlble meal.
Tsicians have until recently rec
81 erded an operation but now. as
N known that IL is caused by in.
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= n operation is assured.
acre the patient is treated with
I. rts Dyspepsia Tablets, the UNI
- by conditions prevailing rapidly
lpear. the stomach and intestines
- placed back in their normal con
In. every organ of the body
ates as 1t should. and the inflam-
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Folded
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ter the best interests OF
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~ acks of indigestion they
- he patient az once.
H., record Of a case of APP
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NJ ~ attacks of indiges-
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-01
Children TeethIng.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used Tor over FIFTY YEARS by
MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
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the best remedy for DIARRHOEA Sold
by Druggists in every part OF the
world. Re sure and ask for Mrs. Win
slows Soothing syrup" and take no
other kind Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-01

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all druggists--50 cents.
nd us your name and address to.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-11

strong In comedy VIII be the act OF
otto Viola n Bro. who call themselves
acts remain: Ward. starr a wari viii
present "A travesty that IL a scream;
Martin King. the German emiErants.
have AN amusing line OF tangled tnik.
Ghetto, are character comedians who
always have a line OF funny converse
ton. Dick Herman, the whlsthns
eialty. and there viii be neat act by
the colored performers, the brinkleys.
The remaining acts VIII be; Mizpah.
the mysterious. an oriental necroman-
Ger, and the motion pictures showing
rev and amusing Aims
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-11

Mr.. CHASER will be seen as Reformado
Jack. the gallant cavalier In rags, and
Miss Courteney will be the dream hero
inc Elspefh Tyrell
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-11

and vaudeville headliners who viii ap-
pear with The Broadway Bellies me
next attraction, starting Sunday after
room, VIII be Louie pacre, Clara Rerg
Mcintyre & Groves. Pat keatney. Ghd
IassaId Bros Miss Dacre. the sin cling
comcdttnne, who recently played two
very profitable weeks in the Avenue,
returns with new budget OF charac.
hurlesques. Mcintyre A. Groves are
Well-known in vaudeville. and recently
gave their singing and talking special
~ In the Temple. They Will appear In
the Avenues olio and also In the bur
lcsques. M. Mcintyre is son % Jim
Mcintyre. OF Mcintyre 4 Heath Clara
Berg Is one OF the best known Sou
brettes in burlesque Pat Kearney Is a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-11
GARRICK.

& The coming OF the New Theater COM
parry. OF New York for three perform
IN the Garrick theater. Tuesday and
y "Wednesday. June 81 and %, Is awaited
with unusual interest by Detroit play
goers In the east there are ~ p PAN a.
persons. and In the equipment carried
For the tour OF 10 of the largest cities
Of the eastern and central states. ~
cerioads OF stage settings ana enec's
The sale OF seats for the engagement
opens Thursday June 16> at the box OF
nee. Mall orders; when ACCOMPANIED ny
receipt. Sheridan's The School Tor
Scandal" will be the Offering for the
opening performance. and at the matt
Given. Maeterlinck's miracle play Sis
ter Beatrice and Rudolph Besiers
modern comedy, Don On wednesday
svening. Edward sheldon's widely dis
ruesed drama. The Niger" VIII be
presented.
Detroit Is singularIy honored by the
engagement when II Is considered that
cities such as Louisville. Cincinnati and
Columbus are not on the itinerary."The
limited tour precluded playing many
cities. and Indianapolis. Detroit Cieve-
land and Buffalo we're accorded week
{ to be divided between them. Two spe
cial trains will bring the organization
and its equipment to the city from In
dianapolis. after which II goes to cleve-
land.
Among the players are A. F.. Arson.
Lee Baker Charles Balser Reginald
Barlow. Miss j.. Bateman- Hunter. AL
bert Bruning. Miss Jessie Busley, Louis
Calvert Miss Rose Coughlan- Pedro de
Cordoba. Mrs. r. Otis Dillentaugh. Miss
Margaret Farelehgh. Ferdinand Colt
schalk, f M Holland. Robert f Ho-
mans, Ben Johnson. Miss Elsie Kearns.
Henry Kolker, Miss That's Lawton. Miss
Edith Wynne Matthison, William Nc
Way, Miss Caroline Newcombe. wini-
Russell. Miss Beverly Sitxreaves, Mrs
Sol Smith. Henry Stanford. Miss Vida
sutton. Master John Tansey Jacob
WsndaIl, Jr., Miss Olive Wyndham, Co
Gil Yapp andlOswald Yorke.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-11

tense and gripping" IL il a story OF
the Philippines depicting an Incident
OF an insurgent raid In the tropical
forest and was first produced by Robert
Edeson as curtain raiser to The
Noble Spaniard" The play was writ
ten by Golfers noted war correspond
ent. Capt. James Archibald. whose vast
experience In the field should insure a
proper handling OF atmosphere and
color.
Musical comedy has been drawn up
on for two OF the most important fea-
lures OF the bill. Billy Gould, an ex-
ceptionally popular Broadway figure
with n record OF 1000 consecutive per-
formaECes on the Great White Way.
attained when he played the leading
roles In The Giddy Throng," From
New York To Toxic" and The Hall of
Fame Will present some amusing and
original compositions Miss Elizabeth
l3rice an exceptionally attractive come
dienne. who has just closed an engage
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-11
Ksp, the kino Az Home.

For the past year we have kept
The King OF all laxatives-Dr Kings
New Life Pills-in our home and they
have proved a blessing to all our fam
lily" writes Paul Mathulka. OF Buffalo.
N. Y. Easy. but sure remedy for all
Stomach. Liver and Kidney troubles.
Al Il. c. Kinsel. Central Drug Co.
Gray q Worcester.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-11
LYcEUM.

Tomorrow night. in the Lyceuil.
Vaughan CHASER and his,excellent com
pany of players will present that
quaint whimsicaiity, The Road TO
Yesterday" for the first time in De-
froit Mr.. CHASER Is leaving nothing
undone TO make the production one OK
the most artistic of the season. and has
secured ell the original manuscripts
music and plans from which the
New York production was made. The
Road To Yesterday" proved n tremend-
Gus drawing card throughout the coun-
try for several seasons. and Detroit
uIIssed the playing. owing TO the fact
that the Independents had no house
here at that time.
The story is OF is-year- EIspeth
,TyrelI. who. while in England with her
aunt, visiting various historic places OF
interest, falls asleep one night in her
cousin Will Leveson's studio. Elspcth
has always loved romantic things and
places and has been talking about how
ehe would like TO live In we oldeu
lines" Elspeth dreams she II back m
the days of oliver Cromwell and all
her friends are there Is one guisc or
another. She finds she Is Lady Eliza .
beth Tyrell, who having run away from
her guardian, Lord Strangevon, ~
forced to do the maids work at the
Inn. She meets Reformado Jack and
Various characters OF seventeenth cen
fury life and after passing through
many strange adventures finally wakes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-11
THE DETROIT Times. SATURDAY. JUNE 1910.

ment with Lew Fields The Jolly Bach
elor." and Charles King, VINO mas peen
playing George NJ. Cohan's role IN an
American Idea" also will present son SOM,
musical comedy ideas I'm NaudeNille
way Other acts VIII be the Chafles
Afearn troupe OF cycling cohiSe..esNs'
said TO be great act or It's KIND . .sn,,
agan a Edwards. I'm the rialto skit, Oh
And on" Work a over, Enghsh acio
battle comedians: Julia Frary' slhslhs
coincidence. formerly prima donna W.
Frank Daniels. Juggling peLis'e, VITO o
manipulates hats and clubs ana 'he
Microscope motion pictures
For the week OF June 20 the Temple
viii Offer as It's leading attraction a
miniature musical comedy entiticu
Haney and company OF is performers.
The book OF the playlet is by Joseph
lie Brandt. a Dctroiter. and the music
is by Il, A Rolfe and William Nc
Kenna On the same program VIII APP
pear Taylor Holmes. for the past two
seasons with the David BeIasco pro-
auctions. and who Is TO star next sea
son under the management or Henry
B. Harris in The Commuters.
MILES.
The management OF the Miles the
alter offers It's patrons. for the coming
week. a bill OF class and quality. head
ed by two recognized vaudeville stars,
Fred Hallen and Molly Fuller. who viii
present for the first time in Detroit the
roaring one-act comedy by Fred j. Bea-
man. entitled ~ Lesson at Ill y. m
Mr.. Hallen Is a comedian with style
all his own. and Mr. Beaman Is said TO
have provided him with vehicle IN
which he has ample opportunity 10 dis
play the clever talents that have made
him a comedian OF the first rank As
an added feature. the program viii OF
fer Dick and Alice McVoy in their lat
est New York success Herald Square
Jimmy. King of the News Boys. with
bright dialogue. new songs and dances
and special scenery. Frank Milton and
the belong Sisters. late musical COM
edy features of T.. II. stair and h. G.
whitney attractions. will ofrer their
musical comedy trayesty. Twenty Min
utes' Lay-Over at Alfalfa Junction.
Kelley and Ashby. acrobatic comedians,
will be seen for the first time here In
their absurdity Fun in a Billiard
Room" said to 10 decided novelty.
Murphy and Francis. colored come
dams. late of the Williams and Walker
Co. will OFFER a singing and dancing
number Irwin and Herzog. OF minstrel
fame. will be heard for the first time
here In the latest popular ballads. New
motion pictures by the Milescope VIII
complete very classy program
AVENUE.
The Avenue theater will nave an ur-
usual list of clever entertainers on Its
bill for next week. Among the players
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-11
TEMPLE.

The Temple theater's topline feature
next week will he OF special Interest to
Detroiters. because the principal per-
former. Norman Hackett. is the most
disting uished actor who now calls De-
troit his home. Mr.. Hackett. a popular
dramatic star whose brilliant accom-
plishments have been greatly appre-
ciated in Detroit. is making his debut
In vaudeville. and those who have
watched his interesting career doubt
less will be out In force to bid him
welcome. The young actor will be seen
In the playiet. THE Outpost" which
Alan Dale called "a superb little play.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-11

lar music, and has arranged series OF
programs containing about NIFTY OF the
latest hits OF musicdom. Besides there
will be a sprinkling or operate music
Thursday will be Verdi night. and Fri.
day Wagner night Two concerts VIII
tContinsed On Page Five.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-11
AVENUE.

The Avenue theater will nave an ur-
usual list of clever entertainers on It's
bin for next week. Among the players
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-11
FAMILY.

Gymnastics, acrobatics and comedy
will be the special features of the laa
iiy heaters new bill OF vaudeville for
next week. and the gymnasts Will have
the topline honors this time. The hend-
line attraction for the new bill Will be
Joe Fantan & Bros. These performers
are remarkable athletes who have
round OF tricks that will prove surpr's-
ing Another gymnastic feature given
a prominent place and which also IL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-11
prrnolr OPERA HOUSE.

Next weeks program for Lyman a.
Howe's travel festival In the Detroit
Opera house. commencing sunday at
ternoon. IL rich In educational iEtor-
est. while IL also includes many very
amusing subjects. But not only by rea-
SON OF the character OF the subjects a. 9
these pictures interesting Mr. Howe
imparts an atmosphere. local color, 10
every scene and event that gives his
exhibition certain Individuality 10
4 lecturer, would only mar the har-
noni0us ensemble OF the program, Mr.
Howe believes. The pictures tell their
The new series will show how France
welcomed our distinguished ex-prcsi-
dent, Col. Roosevelt who Is seen re-
viewing the French troops ana IN
- q pleasing close view OF him whiio
engaged In lively conversation w,tn
Gen. Dalstein. military governor OF
cort eood-bye In typical Roosevelt
oudience up In balloon for bird s-cye
yisE Of BlackRooi the h Atlantis t Siiy
ish military review. and-a tour OF IN
spection through our own Brooklyn
navy yard. showing the great activily'
ods employed In battleshlp construe-
tfon. India. the land of teeming init
lions. OF startling contrasts In taou-
lous wealth. anu dire poNerey'. WI 80.
he shown. including Benares. the noiir
eat spot on earth to over 1OO,OOO,OVv
81 the human race: Delhi. the Rome
or Asia" Agra. Bombay. and the most
exoutsfte structure ever conceived py
man. the Tai Mahai. A strange re-
l59fous festival I'm France: tiny water
dweliers: a rambie through the zoo AZ
Antwerp: q little journey 70 kyoto.
Japan. waterfalls Of Italy: an autonio-
sue trip through England and abso-
luteIy authentic scenes of the dash ioT
( ne North Pole are only Few OF sofle
or the new features promised
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-11
u.xrax,Ew PARK.

cesco creatore, the young band master
at Rlverview Park will feature popu-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-11

TO hear her friends calling her to sup
per I'm modern 1903 The story IL full
OF bright lines and clever dialogue and
the situations are novel In the extreme
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-11

clever Irish comedian. and I.assard
Bros have fine comedy acrobatic act,
The Bellies" Will be presented in two
musical travesties. said To be- partlCL-
larly amusing and well stocked with
pretty chorus members
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-15
ALBIA..

c. S. Barger has purchased new
automobile. He made a trip to Monl-
ton yesterday in his new machine.
Depty Robinson of Charlton had
charge Of the big meeting In the A. O.
u. w. order last night. Eight new
members were initiated into the mys-
teries of the brotherhood. The lodge Is
in a fine condition but Is still agrees
sive and reaching out for better
things.
Clinton Bay came from his studies at
Penn college for an over Sunday visit
with his parents at this place.
w. G. Radebaugh of Ottawa, ILL.,,
transacted business at Abba yesterday.
At the declamatory contest of the
high school Thursday evening John
Garrison was given first place and will
represent the high school at the dis
trict contest in the spring.
Special meetings began in the
First Methodist church is attracting
general interest.
Mrs. Jesse Palmer who has been i'll
since the death of her, husband, is
slowly improving.
Goldie Fry of Marysville and Gladys
Flanagan of Knoxville were granted a
license to wed Friday.
About thirty enthusiastic lovers Of
the automobile went to Blakesburg on
Thursday to attend the big meeting
for furthering the Blue Grass road.
Six cars were used for the trip. "A large
crowd was present at the meeting In
the town hall in the afternoon. 1t Is
the general opinion that the road will
be made. Several definite steps were
taken by the assembly.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-15
EpDYvILLE..

|. Mrs. Frank Akers went to Ottumwa
Thursday where she will enter the
hospital and prepare for trained
nurse.
Mrs. John Evans, who has been Wis
ting in Oskaloosa for some time,
came down Friday and spent the day
with her sister, Mrs. VIM, Steinhoff.
Mrs Evans will return to her home at
Madrid today.
Mrs James Donley of West Alex
ander, Pa, was the guest this week Of
Mrs. l.. G.. Parry. Mrs. Donley left
Friday for Bloomfield where she ex-
poets to visit before returning home
Mrs. M. A. Boyd who has been Wis
iting relatives in Malcolm for the past
month returned to her home In Eddy
Vile Thursday.
Miss Ida Moline is spending the
week with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Moline at Green Ridge.
Miss Goldie Mater has been visiting
this week at the j. j. Reintz home west
of Eddyville.
Mrs. Phillip Bihler, Jr. who has been
visiting her old home in Ireland since
August returned to her home in Eddy
VILE Friday.
The Sophomore class Of the Eddy
Vile high school entertained the
Freshman class at the home of Geo.
Hartman Thursday evening. The house
was fittingy decorated In sophomore
.colors scarlet and black and in the
freshman colors, orange and white. a
two course supper was served All
present spent delightful evening.
Mrs Sarah Morris who makes her
home with her son Henry Morris went
to- Delta for visit with relatives,
J. r. Sipes transacted business in
Ottumwa Friday.
Ed Lester came UP from Ottumwa
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-15
fIYl0TION DAY IN
DISTRICT court
COUNSEL ARGUE ON DISMISSAL,
OF CITY OF oTTuMWA VS..
PHILLIPS APPEAL.

Arguments on motion are taking up
the time of the district court today
and among the matters being argued is
molten to dismiss in the case of city
of Otturnwa VS.. Phil Phillips brought
to the district court on an appeal from
the police court. Violating the speed
ordinance is tho charge in the origi-
nal hearing. A motion to dismiss is
also being argued in the case Helm VS..
cit, of Ott;mwa, in which Harper &
McIntire Co. file the motion to-, dis
miss on grounds of misjoining In
the matter sof the estate of Jane
Stevens. H. l.. Fdmunds had filed as
administrator Of tie estate, petition
for power to sell real estate which was
granted by the court. The appraisers
appointed by the court are, William
Venator. George Myers. Jr., and Joseph
Lane. In the case Of H. W. Pierce VS..
Malon and Marie Items, petition for
the appointment of a receiver of GER
tain property. the court handed down
an order giving the defense until
December 8, to show why receiver
should not be appointed. The Shuttle
field-Neil land case did not come up
today but will be resumed Monday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-15
soNAPARTE.

"A meeting of the Van Buren, County
Poultry association was held in Bona
parte Saturday.
6, r.. Fair Of Oskaloosa is visiting
friends and relatives in Bonaparte.
Churchill Main from Carthage, Ill, Is
visiting at the w. S. Lane home.
Miss Nora Burrier of Arson. Mo-. Is
visiting with her sister Mrs. E. Robin
son.
II. B. Rinabarger is visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Robert Wilson.
Mr.. Shoenholz who has been en-
gagged as superintendent of the cloth
Ing factory here came Tuesday NOON
and is preparing to open up the fac
tory In few days. A charter has been
taken out for garment workers
union at Bonaparte SO that the union
label may be placed upon clothing
made in the factory here. i
Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Moore sold last
week to @. W. James Of Colfax. ILL.,. 400
acres Of land north of Bonaparte for
800 per acre.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-15
cHlLDREN's CASE SAD.

Davenport Mother Consents to PIac-
ing Them In Orphans Home-Pays
Sc For Each Child Per Month
Davenport, Nov. IAN order was
issued yesterday afternoon, in the dis
trict court of Scott county committing
Wilbur, Leonard and Ethel Sell to the
Iowa. Soldiers Orphans home in this
city. The order was issued with the
condition that the mother pay the sum
of Sc per month for the keep Of each
child in the home. If she fails to
do this it is ordered by the court that
the children shall be placed in good
homes.
The story of the children is sad
one, as the father and mother are
separated and she has used every en-
deavor of which she-is capable to keep
the home together and provide for
the little ones, the oldest of which is
but nine years Of age. In the endeavor
she has failed and has had to consent
to the placing of the children where
they can receive the proper care.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-15
RUSSELL.

C. p. Hellyer of Beaconfield came on
Thursday to visit with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Hellyer.
Walter Mckinley spent Wednesday
In Charlton.
number of the members of the L.
o. O. F.. lodge went to Charlton on
Thursday evening to attend a conven-
ton Of the 1. o. O. F. lodge at that
place.
The Aid society of the Presbyterian
church was pleasantly entertained at
the home OF Mrs. e. G. Latham.
Rev. Soxe and family left Tuesday
for Osceola where he has accepted a
call to the Presbyterian church of that
place.
The Nashville students gave a show
at the opera house Thursday evening
to a good crowd.
j. r. Werts spent Wednesday in
Charlton.
The Baptist church commenced \
series of revival meetings the first Of
the week.
T. w. Woods left Tuesday for Wich-
ita, Kans for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. i'll. Werts entertained a num-
Der Of her friends Tuesday afternoon.
The funeral of Gleason Hamilton
was held at the Baptist church on
Friday.
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BOYS KINDNESS
NETS HIM $4,000
FRANCIS coWLEs OF ELLSWORTH
COLLEGE WINS OUT IN HAIR
DIN co. DISTRICT COURT.

Ackley, Nov. by the action of
Judge Wright, who after the case had
fairly proceeded. in Hardin district
court dismissed the proceedings,
young Francis Cowles, a student at
tending Ellsworth college, retains pos
session of the estate-valued at about
s20,000-of the late Mrs. Dan Bolen-
der, who for full thirty years and
practically up to the time OF her death
was resident Of Ackley. Daniel
Bolander, her husband, preceded her
in death by about two years. The
property consists of farm of 100
acres in Franklin county, money and
personals.
The couple had no children. Sew
eral months previous to her death,
Mrs, Bolender went to make her home
with relatives at Iowa Falls; she had
previously made her home for a
considerable length Of time with Mr..
and Mrs. John Bolender-b brother Of
Dantel-of this city While at Iowa
Falls she became acquainted with
Cowles; he was not relative of hers;
he had come from New York state and
was taking an educational course at
Ellsworth. He had received the favor
Of his instructors and appears to pos
sess considerable musical talent. He
showed Mrs. Bolender many kind at
tentions. In November preceding Mrs.
Bolender's death, which occurred last
January, she had made a will in which
she bequeathed the bulk Of her estate
to the young man.
The only other requests we're ST.
600 each to her two nieces and $500
was set aside for the erection of a
family monument 1t seems that the
relations Of Mrs. Bolender and her
husband, during his life, with the
nieces. Johnson by name, had been
strained, and that she did not desire
that they secure the bulk Of her es-
tate. The court afte: hearing, d.
rected the jury to find for Cowles,
thus sustaining tho will.