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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-08-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Secretary of the Good Roads Com
mission up 10 II O'Clock, NJ, August
10. 1910, for grading, covering with
broken stone obtained at the Yves
tern Cement & Clly Products Co.,
and hauling and sprinkling with oil
the road from the western end of the
macadam in haywood, west to the
first section line running north and
south, the length of road to b. i'm
proved is 1884 feet long.
Also one cement culvert the width
of the road. The Commission reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Plans and specifications can be OBJ
tanned at the Secretary's office in
Police Headquarters 10 the city Hall,
Chahu'e, Kansas,
+. NJ. ABBOTT,
Secy Good Roa Commission.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-08-19
BE q Property owner.

No road to competence is smoother
than that which starts from the
purchase of well-chosen real estate
No man of ordinary income should
neglect to invest a portion of his
earnings in land
The young man who makes pay
ment on piece OF property and
assumes further payments Will not
throw his money away foolishly. A
liability Of that kind teaches a man
to save, gives him a standing In the
community, awakens civic pride 10
his bosom, and makes him better
citizen.
More than sixty years ago the
relatives of Jehn Hunt of New York
tried to have him declared insane
because he had paid so, 400 for bit of
New YORK real estate. phe other day
the same piece of property sold for
81, 1926, GOO.
Real estate 10 the right location is
an ideal investment. 1t cannot be
destroyed, burned, lost or stolen. And
1t Will increase more rapidly Than
money In almost any OF her form.
The young man who puts his money
into let's, instead of squandering every
cent on that Earacteristically Amer :
can delight known as "having a good
Time" which is the zeal cause OF
extravaganza, is laying foundation
for success. He is the kind Of young
man who will command the respect
If others early ia life, aud whom the
eight sort Of cir! will be proud to call
her husband.
How much do you earn, young maH?
How much can you save? Take ac-
couut of your circumstances and tnd
out what amount you can put aside
each week or each month. Go out
and find district that is building up.
Be property owner and lay the
foundation for fortune. From the
Chicago Journal.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-08-19
Work for Beauty.

IL surely looks as though the beauty
culture business WIS getting into the
wrong hands. The women sbenld
organize some sort of guild to pre-
vent so much deadly commoa sense
in these matters. The latest is from
enc Old fashioned, harc-N lrted
physician who has discovered that
here is no more cert:in way o.
neautifylng the arms than ty doing
ho1sework (makes IL mic for the ever
faithful huusekeepef.l To sweep,
no q ks beds, rui the wringer or washing
machine il far more beneficial 10
developing the muscles Of the arm;
and n facA the entire body than
playing golf or tennis. Imagine
SEINE of our town beauties trying this
method OF beauty culture. Yes, it is
even said it is better exercise to run
the lawn mower than to go to the
beach for a dip in the surf. Nothing
SO radical has been brought forth oy
these " cid dried up scientists" since
they discovered snake bites could bG
cured better BY the use Of olive oil
than by stronger medicine usually
taken along as a precaution by msr
who 60 "E-hsblug."
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-08-19
EARLTON.

Samuel and Dean Kinds spent Sun
day with Merl Long south of town
Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Graves OF
Chanute spent a part of last week at
John Robertson's southeast of town.
Mrs. Adam LESS and daughter
Rena went to Ohanute Thursday and
visited friends and relatives until
Tuesday.
Grandma Clemens left last
Thursday for Kansas City where she
intends spending the winter with
relatives
Miss Effie Robertson went to
Chanu last Wednesday to visit a
few days with her Uncle Will and
family and Saturday she returned TO
Harlton and spent the night land
Sunday with her friend Gertrude
Liess.
Ed White Of Thayer spent Sunday
at Frank Taylors south Of town.
Grandpa Carpenter was quite poorly
last week with an attack OF the
hiccoughs.
Frank Taylor is repairing the Post
eeheol house this week.
Mrs. Clyde Temlinson and daughter
aud Mrs. Weldon Stauffer of Cbanute
spent Tuesday with Mrs, Liess and
Children. They also spent the
evening and took supper with Mrs,
Ogden.
Mrs. Sherman Richardson who has
been visiting her mother-ln-law, Mrs.
Sleeves for the past two months
returned to her hsme In Sapulpa last
Saturday.
Miss Anna Long and her brother
Orland spent last Sunday at VIM.
CulleYs east Of town.
Gertrude Liess spent Wednesday at
James Daleys east Of town.
Mrs. Lou Mathew is staying with
Mrs. Sleeves helping to care or her
father, Grandpa Sherm n, WHO is
quite poorly at this writing.
Willie Dayley and Mr.. A. W.
Chickadotz are both on the sick list
this week.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-08-19
THE BEST HOUR LIFE

is when you do some great deed or DIS
cover some wonderful fact. This hour
came to j. R, Pitt, of Rocky Mt, N.
e. wheu-he was suffering intensely, as
he says, "from the worst cold l ever
had, l than proved TO my great
satisfaction, what wonderful Cold
aud Cough cure Or. Kings New
Discovery is. For, after taking enc
bottle, l was ehtirely cured. You
can't say any thing to- good Of
q medicine like tha'.", It's The surest
asd best remedy far diseased lungs,
Hemorrbages, LaGrippe, As'hma.
Hay Fever, any Threat or lung
Trouble. SOC. Slo0. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by--al drugg sts,
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LIFE ON PANAMA CANAL

has had one frightful drawback mala'
ria trouble-that has brought suffering
and death to thousands. The germs
cause chills, fever and ague, biliuusnesS
j4undice, lassitude, weakness ano
general debility. But Electric Blttsrs
never fail to destroy them and cure
malaria troubles. "Three bottles
completely cured me of very severe
attack of malaria. writes WIN. A
FretWell, Lucama, N. c, "aud I've
mad good health ever since. ''Oure
Stomach, Liver and Kidney Troubles,
and prevent Typhoid SOC. Guaran-
teed by-all druggists.
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RELIABLE JEWELRY

Our superior array of Jewelry and
Watches makes selection easy, Every
thing is in perfect taste, AID every
thing may be perfectly relied upon
We sell nothing we don't know al
about, and we ell you everything we
know about every thing you ask to see
@ E. CONKLIN. the Jeweler.
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Hsrbst. .Hbnune.

Sod ntad)t iirf) tppl ber Spmn,cr brett
Spd) balb idjpn na6t bic sSaarcs5eit,
gSD's nidjt atf - 100 Grab" ineir ftpllt,
ltnb fiibler uns ber Sforb naiiue1t.
Ses Spmmers Site bat inns matt
1tnb idjlaff sentad)t; eim Se6cr int
Serlpren tupl ait Gnergie,
ODD bringt ber Serbit smriif inns bic.
Ser 5erbit, Der lit lit bieient Saith,
QSie benz Seraner ,upl befannt,
'He Sabresseit, bic id5mer gar
Dit lit, tuie es Der 5riiblius ,uar.
Mmf'S Nen belebt iifb syelb rno ,SlMr,
Die siueite Smgenb Der Natnr,
Die Wintergait' aus Nprh mna DIT
Sic fpnnten 81 ber gSirte SrDlt
anf's Mene baben mir banu friiGj
Mud bas 8emiiic anf bent Iiih,
Der Garter idrniift iih amgerbem
Olit Hpfen unb NIT GbrbiantDen.
ttnb tuen mad gnitern ite5t ser Sim
0ebt nnr sum nadJiten ,,gntfsr" hin
ttnb finbet fie, perpaft in Sis
Spgar SIT ctuen rt1h'ecm Grcis.
User banu nns mod nit Slasen tonlnti,-
Der iueik fitriuabr nidlt, iuas tim frp,nni
ilnb ben erflaren mir fiirbafs
MIs SDpphonber eriter SlaF.
9em, Der bns 2eben redjt gcnieiit.
Sm Serbit aud mandbc 'Sreub' cnt.
iprtett,
ltnb bnnfbar bann senieRea mir
9a5n me Slaif)' al M o S3ier.
Was uns inn Guntn,er bat gefiiblt
Wirb aud i'm Serbit ais gut geidBlt,
So sibt ia feline 3eit i'm Sahr.
$50 bieies Bier nid)t gut uno tlar.
ilnb frbblid hann senieken mir
9es Serbites 0aben BET be,n Bier
9pdj trtmer ieib barauf bebad,s,
9aR man nns N amp" scbradjt.
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Ser an i'm eeri6teten 9lltfforoerll,l9,
ben Staub 0euti6lanos IGfeultigit
bon ieineit 5iiBen gu id,iitteln lu1o
oos Sfeid) niht ldnger nit leiner
anlpeienbeit 5u beibrnuben.
Die Goroner's Ssury i1t 2on-
Don bat oas geroift obgegebeu, bui
Srau Cora Grippe1L belier befonnt
inter ibrem 8iibnennomem geQe
Gilmore, ron ibren1 @otul, oem
3abnar5t Or. Sapiep g Grippen,
ermoroet iei.
Die periiibe 9eationolper-
ianmlune bat 9ealir-lll-a'll Del,
Sinan8ntinilter rno friiberen Erc=
mierminiiter> gum @eeeatcit llno
geadfolser oes plosIid5 perItorbc-
men I5ao lll=Weulf eetpahlg.
Oie 8irren at oe;- olterrci-
6ilden Siibbabn iino lla,g einlnoe
6entlider 9aler beigele9t lporhea,
lporiiber iib aQgemeinne 8enns-
tllung funoeibt. Die upaiiipe ss,e.
liiten5" Ser Mngeitellten ne(dem cine
perlanate 2obnerbobung uicbt betpii-
liet iporoen ipor, batte nel1 &er-
febr nabe5u noaitdnoig lag,aeeleet
Ser fran5oiilde ShriitTteqer
Sonis gonlienaro, Der 8e.ioiiet ees
in Sranfreib iebr befonntcn @u-
DIES u9ie @eltreile zines Barrier
Sungen", 1T fiir5lib IN Orleans OH
Gntfraftune eeitor6en. scuiienaro
bat einige Gage Dor iei,tsln Tobe
lelblt cine Sooesan5eiee alisefett
Die folgenoen nerflpnroige,i 9anst-
lallt bate: y2oris 0oulienoro,
S6riftitel1er, bat oie gbre, 5u lei-
nenl 9egrabnis ein5ulaoen oas am
Montag ben IL. Septerlbe.. lul i
l1br mittaas, in gIerenlles itattfir-
ben miro. llntroitlid iiber Sen Sob
ier1ler 6run llntetIag er iii, SO. 2sof,-
re leines 2ebens einem S1mer5,
Den fein Gergelien miIherte CT
lenoet ieilen pieien Srcllnben linb
treuen 2elern BEN lesten 8rub."
Sn Ger Mosfoue, 8orltoSt
griansf ut cine 9ombenfabrit ous-
geboben iporoen. glIs sSulgc oicier
entoefung lpuroen ungef .:hr iiinf3ig
Serrorilten berbuftet nno in ciaer1
Der S6lllpfiuinfeI oerlelbcu fano Sic
Boli5ei 5ipei 8onben berer G,rpIo-
iibsemalt lie auf 1000 rels. $500
Yferoefrafte ihatt. ssSn Der yon-
benfabrif in 9riansf purben anb
grobe Wen9en bon anar1iitiiGcll
3eitungen llnb gremplare oct Mo-
notsi6rift Ser Shtrntrogei" ge-
fllnben.
8ei aieI iino 5n'ei hell!sGe
Sorpeooboote, ipabreno iie l1eblln-
gen ma6tell, auf Gtrano aeraten.
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san Antual 9fnaag H. September 1910

iif elm s(r5t bemiibte, ibH mieocr
gum 9eplli3tiein gu bringen. 9tob Der
Goronersunteriu6une log Nor
pbinpergiftltng por.
gr=4Sralioent Rooiepelt miro
nabrenb leines slufentboltes it st.
Souis feline sleroplanfobit rta1en.
@ouperneur 9ablep empiillg cinell
Brief BON Gol. &oolenelt in ncnl cr
iagt, baB er Der ginlabllla ser ct.
9olliler, am II. Sftober hit eiltlll
8leitflieger mit5ufabren, nidt ~sSoi=
ge leilten tonne.
Die BON getpiiier Seita pcrbrei.
teten @erii6te, Dob in BEN iiioonlcri-
tanii6e1l Staaten eine neue @cipe-
gulle eeeen oie Ser. G.aaten inn
@ange iei gesen oie 31laabme les
ginfluiies oerielben in oeil lateinii1z
anerifaniihen 9fepublifen ipcrben
pom Staatsoeparternent in 8aib,
irston niht ernit genonenn greb.
na6ridten. oie allf 1mnege:' nit el.
ner Der beteiligten Hegierllngen 9e,
5ieblngen baben ipollen, beridteten
bon elmer beporitebenben &oa(itipn
9raiiliens, Mrgentiniens llno Gbiles
gegen Die Ser. Staaten.
Sic Ginlpeibung oer ronliiG-
fotboliiden ct. Hatrids &atbeorole
in Stem g)orf miro am MiittnoG, SEN
5. Sftober, INN 6 l1br WprecnS
ltattfittoen. lin II l1br miro aare
oinal Gibbons i'm 8eiiein Der s3or=
oitlule @onuteIli nno S:ogue Die
Hontififal-Melie leien. 3ic &at6e-
orale lit Die groBte Stride in ben
Ser. Staoten.
Ser selpaltige Sofenoalllm,
pel6er beItilnmt lit, bem 9afen ron
Son 9eoro in Goliforiliea lSdus su
eemabren, belien Soften Iid, auf picle
Millionen belaufen unb on lpclden
lett 5ebn SsSabren gebolt miro, iii
nunnebr fertig unb miro Ser 9un,-
oesregierung om /. Sftobel iiherge-
ben peroen. Seine Sarge betragt
$3.50 SUB
ssn Der repufIifanli,ben
Staatsfonnention oes Stoates l1ta5
muroe Ser 9lntrag, cine grfloru1lg
fir oirefte Brimarlpohlelt in Die
Plotform altf5nnebmen, llieberge-
itinmt.
Sn Detroit, Niid.. tagt aur
Belt Die Rationalpereinieuns Ser
8raumei1ter.
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g. ". G u. 3. ga5n.

Mf1f1ff1tt
$50. 1-5ouiton Ii. 5. aiiite 200 nadm
go. 3-9oniton II. 5. &iiite. 500 borrl
yp. 5-&iiitenfdbte. ..1:15 nadnn
No; "A Bon 8errbille, ltur on lSo@
detltagen. :. :. :. $50 porill
$40. 44-Son &errbille, mn Gonn1
tags. 49,. :. :. -. 500 nadl1t
gto. 146- Son &errbiae, nur an
-, Wo9entogert. :. ;. $3.50 nehn,
I6fabrt
SO. 2 2-Soufton II. 5. aiilte. $3.50 born.
go. 4-9ouiton II. B. &iifte 9:20 abenbs
gto. 6-aiiitenitdbte. . .2:10 nadun
SEQ, 43 -Na9 8errbilIe, mn in $50
. dentagen. :. ..4:45 na9m
yeo. 41-Na6 &errbille, mn Conn
tags.. y. !. !. :. ..8:40 BORN
$50. 145 -Ma6 aerrbilIe. nr IN
8odentagen. J. ;. ..7:15 born,
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g.. S. & g. u. (Saupt.ainie)

g.. S. & g. q. (Saupt-2inie).
Nrfinft-
SO. 9-@om Often. .7:35 uorm
go. 7-Gom Often. 49,. $500 nadm
30. 10-@l Bafo Ii. Beften. .7:30 nad,m
No. 2-8on Sci 0fto.. .1050 BORN
Nbfabrt-
$40. 9-@a6 gi @afo unb Beiten. -.
;. :. -. -. $500 BORN
SO. 1o-Mad 5. geiten. 1880 abenns
SO. 8-Mad bem Often. !. HOO BORN
Ro. 1-Nah Sci Hio.. 400 abeilos
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s c + a 8.

: Sn rer N1be BON Muffin lpnr-
De Montag abeno auf 5tpei aluto-
mobile geldoiien. @liidliher sGe1e
muroe Nien1ano Der SiliaiIen oer-
lest. Mnb aus Dallas ipirn ron eli
nem 9lttentat arlf Mntor!ohilfa6 1cr
gemeloet. glls Salnes Sonnine. Ger
Sefretar oes Mapors Ser Siobt,
Sonntag cbeno nit ieiner 5rau tinb
5mei gefallnten IN einent 9(ntolnobil
Die 9foB Abenue entlane i,lbr, ipur-
&c, bel 0e. 2reu3llng ber gcnannten
StraBe nit ser Seras & BaciIic
gabn, Elm Stein in Gus 0efaari
geibleubelt. Der Steilt trai iSrau
Sonilitg serabe I'M @eliGt. Sun
ming uno ciner Der anoer:t @crrcn
namens Sames Gantp lpraneen ons
Dem 8agefl, nm 3u iebea, ,per ocn
Stein getuorfen babe. sic lpurhcn
aber BON mebreren Manncrr anqc-
fallen uno bos 3ugeribtet. Scanning
nurOen 5tpei Singer 3erbro6cn unb
Der cine 9lenfel perrenf. 9(s ;Sroll
Scanning ibrem Manne 5u Siilfe
ellen tpollte, erbielt iie ein.i sya'.'
ihlog, Der iie 81 8oben mari. 0ic
8oli5ei bot ipater 5tpel a1Gnner
nomens Grnit 2epelon uno sSreo
Safion ncrboftet, oie 5arniro oIs
ieine @ngreifer be5eihnet bottc.
Sn Glarfspiae lit Die glalo9e
Der Glorf5nille Sight, 3sec & Sin
Company abgebrmnt sSiinf5ebn
gallen Cotton nnb 220 3onnen Got.
toniamen qingen ebenfols hi Gylon-
men allf. Ger @elommtid,a6en Sc.
lauft iih ouf $4,000 una lit mn
5ur Salfte ourd geriideruhg oe.
oedt.
| = Die @ranojurp Dun Gados
@ountp bat Ole 8eriihte nnteriu4lt
Die iiber Die grauiome gc1onolunc
Der @efongenen in oen Str1ilinas.
| lagern i'm Gountp in l,lnloui no
rem. Gs bieB, elm Siege: lei DO,
&nr8em bon mebreren 2(ufic6err
5u Tobe eepriigelt tpor>er Di(
@ranoiurp bot bieie i6lillmen Sc
riidte niht beitdtigt gef!a'reu, Fl
bat a6er feitgeiteat. oaB Die StrGf
Iinge BON 9lufiebern eepri:eelt mer.
BEN ulo tie bat bies i'm @ebiet Dor
Dallas Gountp aufs gntiGieoenIts
oerboten.
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Ger girf,ts fommi.
8arnmm nnb 8aileD III Sun
glntonip am s. Oftober.

9ieie slnfiinoiguns miyo niGt
mn Die 9an5e 9epolferllng ser Staot
auf Die 8eine bringeE ionbern
oud piele @eiuder bon ouSudrts
bierber fiibren. Ser girflls fonmt
auf fiinf pollen giienba6nsiigen,
lporaus man auf ben ltmfang 0es
llnternebnlens i6lieBen fann. gs lit
Ole groBte S9auitellung Scr @elt
an &eihbaltigfeit, &llnlE, glesan5
uno @usItattung. Die 9unI.leiltin-
gen iino groBartig uno bemllnoe-
rungspert. 0ie Menogerie hir9t
pieIe Ielteie 9ierorten nnh lit Oaber
ie6r lebrrei6. giiemano iodte per-
feblen, oen Cirrus gu belu6en.
Sifets iino am @ormittag oes 3.
Sftober in Ser 8erar 9ru0 Co.,
Souiton Ctr. unb gllamo pla5a 81,
6aben.
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Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

lit felt iiber SO Sa5rcm bon .Giillio-
men bon Wiittern beim 3aJnen if
rer &inber NIT bSQisem Gripls ge-
6roudt tporoen. gs berubiat 6as
4ino, ertpeiht bas 3abnflellG, lin.
bert alle Sdmeren, furiert @tnb.
Gulie uno lit Die bette Mr6,lei gegen
Diarrboe. @on allen 9rtsgilseli
in ieoem Sell Der @eIt berfauft.
Seio iider uno perlangt rNirs.
8inslotus Sootbing Spr,,p" nnr
nebnlt nidts Mnoeres. 25 Gts. Die
6laI6e.
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gietOria 9ipifon 6. $. & g. 81.

NHtltnff =
Mo: 3o5-gnero, gietoria. 1850 naSnl
Nbfahrt-
SO. 8o6-guero. @ictoria. 800 BORN
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Naoifalb
9terDeni9wd4e.

G6wa6e. nerpOie 9erionsn. ecplast BON 6oif=
nungsloieieit nno l6e6ten Srdumeu, eri66pfenoen
@usiIlIien, gruf=, &iiden= unb RopiIdmer,en
Saarausiall,s &bnabme oes 8sb6rs uno Gjeidts.
&atarrb. Waaerbriien StublberiiopIuno. WIoioz
teit err6ten 3ittern. 6eptlopfeu. grnabeilsmmunea
Menotli6tsit uno Srhbiinn = erfabren aus Dem
,Sugeno freunD", tpie einiad, idtneG mn
billig ale nnn ,tiirIiden Werluiie uuo anse,
re Solgea iaasnolider Weritrungen ariinb.
lid gtbeilt unb boae 0eiunob,it II I'm b Trob.
finn mieofr srlangt tu roen fonneu. = -ysai,,
ntnea 6filuerfabren. Sober isin Ella, ner
arst
8ieies auBerorbentli6 iut.reiiante uno lebrrei6e
Bud t1eitihe @uha9e 1910, tpeltes BON iuro uno
oft, Mann uuo Grau, eelsien peroeu ioliic fam
eeeen Ginenouna bon 25 Gents in grieTnarten per-
feeelt be5o9en ueroen bon Der
Yriuats Glinit, 1876. 9lpenue,
s1etu 9ark, u. -.
@aan erruabne rTreie 9reiie far xeras"
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Gin Manm nit eiiernen yseruen.

unbe5mtngIiber WiGe uno groBe
@nergie tperoen ME gefunoen, no
Weagen, 2eber, Nieren ODER @inge-
meioe auBer Oronung iino. @oat
Sbr oieie gigenidaften unO~ Sen gr.
fole, oen Tie bringen, 70 ge5rauht
Or. Sings Seem 2ife Bills. 25c BEL
alen 1ruaaiIten.
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M. 6. G. 8. gahm.

Nnflinft-
Ro. 241--gon Sonfton 1lnb @albeitou
SO. 2sb-9om ssoroen. .7so ,bornliti.
SO. 231-8om Noroen urlb Soufcn
go. 9-@onl 0oroen. ..7:45 abenbs
No. 244-gsaG benz @prben II. Souiton
:. ]. !. ;. ). ..7.10 uprul
SO. 10-Na9 Dem Noroen. 1000 born.
SO. 2S6-gia6 ben, Norben. -. ;.
:. ;. :. ;. 900 aben6s
$40. 242-gfn1 benz Norben uno Gal
peiton,. :. ..-.1150 abenos
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esn ser $5auptltaoi ,Dfcrffo
itarb Charles @. Midael aus An,
Itin Der on uWericon Seralo"
orbeitete uno iriiber ols &orreipcn-
bent fir Die bieiige u@rpreB" tdtig
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09
DIED

:, denly Aionzo Abel. aged. 50 years.
Elmer Abel. this (Monday) after
noon at $50 Burial in the family lot
in the Gardner cemetery.
h rie}ta MegwiShd Nay y, 1sIG Hen
in the 74th year of her age.
f1 oaK tr rrom 4er late home No %
10, at 2.3G o'clock. Burial private in
Yantic cemetery. Please omit fiow-
kELLY-In Providence, May Z, Michael
Funeral from his fathers home. 127
O'clock at St. Patricks church.
M'NICKLE-In Norwich. May 6, 1910.
Funeral from the home of his son-in-
lay lay. s George Mp p; Yeomang; q Lafay-
at 2.30 O'Clock. Kindly omit flowers.
Burial in Yantic cemetery.
HINCHEY-In Norwich, May Z. John
Funeral from the home of his mother,
LOG rn 0iakridgs street rect. this SMondayl
st. Mary's church at o'clock.
JAG UIcS-In Norwich. May s, 1910,
BENJAMIN Jaques. aged II years and
Funeral services will be held at his
late home, 81 Fifth street on Tues
day afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Burial
in Yantic cemetery.
BROWN-In Norwich. May z, 1910
Sarah J.. wife of Elisha Brown, aged
43 years.
SHEA-In this city, May g. Patrick
Shea of 219 West Main street.
UNDERWORLD New London, May g.
1910, at the residence of her sister
Mrs Arminda B: Marvin, 2SS Hunt
ington street, Miss Mary Louise I'M
derwood, aged 81 years.
FEELEY-In Providence, r. l., May 6,
1910. Thomas w. Feeley.
GREENLEAF-In New Bedford Mass
May s. 1910, Nellie A Laid, wife of
Mark L. Greenleaf.
FOx-In Norwich, May 8, 1910. sud-
denly, Emily Blanche williams,
widow of Wesley B. Fox. aged SO
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
EASTON-Funeral services for Mrs
Kate F. Easton of Central Village
will be held from. the Park church,
Pawtucket, r. l., Tuesday at two
o'clock. Relatives and friends in
vited to attend. Burial at Mineral
Springs cemetery.
BRUNELLE-In Taftvilie. May z,
Cecile Brunette. aged 10 years and
months.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-09
Sum. Moon and Tide..
GREENEVILLE
Death of Benjamin jacques Trims G. A.
r. Ranks-Rev. C. II. Ricketts, Ser
mon-VilIage Mention.

A well known and respected resident
End a veteran of the civil war passed
Benjamin z. Jacques, 80 Fifth street, az
the Backus hospital, at 1915 o'clock.
Mr. Jaques had been in i'll health for
some time, and since December 1, 1909,
ne had found it necessary to give up
work Although he hoped to resume
MS employment once more, his con-
dlt1on slowly grew worse, and a. week
ago last Wednesday he was taken to
the hospital. Death was due to a COM
pl5cation of diseases.
Mr. Jaques was II years old on Sep
tenber rs, 1909. He was born in Can
teI'bury, the son of Samuel and Susan
Jacques, and his youth was spent in
that town. Later he went to Hartford
with his family, and there learned the
trade Of machinist, which he followed
all his life For nearly fifty years he
has made his home in Greeneville, and
from here he enlisted in Company c
of the 18th Conn. regiment, and though
he went to the war only as a three
months volunteer, he re- enlisted and
served with honor for four years. Re
turning to this city, he took up his
trade again, and worked in various
shops He had been employed at the
United States Finishing companys
pant for over eighteen years when
sickness caused his retirement five
months ago: He was a faithful and
capable workman
During his early years of residence
in Greeneville Mr.. Jacques married
Harriet Armstrong, and after her
death he took for his second wife, in
April, 1891, Mrs. Christina Miner, who
survives There are five sons, all by
his first wffe-Frederfck Charles, Dav-
id, John and Frank, who live in Union
ville-and one sister, Mrs. Frank
Drake of Pine Meadow, Conn.
Mr. Jaques was member of no
church, but his upright character
marked him as a Christian man. He
was of agreeable dis position, and was a
good husband and father. His life was
long and useful and his death will be
regretted by a wide circle of friends
and especially by his comrades in
Sedgwick post, No L, G. A. r., of
which for go years he had been an es-
teemed member.