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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-05
Attest:
HARRY W. AMBER son,


First Woman Druggist in Germany.
The first lady apothecary in Ger
many has succeeded in passing her
examinations She is Fraulein Won
Gusnar. aged twenty-one. She has
now proceeded from Berlin to Darn
stadt, where she has been engaged as
apothecary's help in a pharmacy
there.
Considerable interest has been ex-
cited over the fact. as although there
are many women pharmacists in Eng
land, this is the only instance of its
kind known IN Germany. and it is ex-
pected that many women will now
follow in Fraulein Won Gusnars foot
steps
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-05
Registrar, Mrs Dora Abbott; Vot-
ing nlaca pnhlic hall

/ Registrar, Mrs. Dora Abbott; Vot-
ing place. Public hall.
Hall Precinct No. u.
Beginning at the northwest cor
ner Of Sec. 3, Twp. IS, Range q
E.: thence south l71s miles to in
tcrscction Of east and west center
line Of Sec. "a with east boundary
line Of Sec. SO, Twp. 9 s, Range
u f.: thence east IS miles to inter
section of east and west center
line of Sec. 81, Twp. 5. Range %,
f. with the west boundary line of
Sec. 30, same Twp. and Range:
thence north ~ miles to north east
corner Sec. q, Twp. s s, Range
% T.: thence west Z miles to north
east corner Sec. %, Twp S, Rng.
% E.: thence north 10 miles TO
northeast corner Sec. /. Twp. IS,
Range % f.; thence west 9 miles
to place of beginning.
Registrar, A. s. Abbott, voting
place. Lee school house.
Hepburn Precinct No. 10
Beginning at a point where the
center line of See. 81. east and west
intersects The east boundary line
of Sec. 81. Twp. 9 s, Range 81 E.;
thence south TO intersection with
Snake river. thence up Snake river
to intersection If the f. B. line of
Sec. -. Twp. 10 s, Range "a 4.
and the Snake river; thence north
TO the northeast corner Sec. 20.Tp.
40 :. Range p f.: thence west 1
mile: thence north2 miles; thence
west / mile: thence north ] mile;
thence west I mile; thence north Z
mite: thence west II miles to the
llace of beginning.
Registrar Mary \. Hellewell, vol
irg place. Public hall
Hillsdale Precinct No. a.
go nning at the northwest cor
ncr See. 3. Twp. s. Range iS,E.;
Lhlpce south IS and a fraction mile
to 'ld, rsectiOn of w. Il. line of Sec. /
3 Twp. 10 s. Range Is f. with the /
Snake river; thence up the said
Snake river to intersection Of +. /
f.. line ~ Sec. %, Twp, 10 S.,Range /
p r.: thence north 90 and frac-
ion mucs to the northeast corner
OF Sec. /, Twp. 7 s, Range 81 f.;
thence west IS mics to the place
Of beginning.
Registrar, W. L. Napton, voting
place. school house, Dist. No. 81.
Copp Precinct No. is.
BEGINNING at the northwest cor
ner Of Sec. u, Twp. g s, Range
II E.; thence south mile; thence
west ! mile; thence south mile;
thence west u mile to point where
north and south ccpter line of
Sec. 81 intersects with =. b. line Oft
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-05

See p Twp. 8 s, Range Il f.;
thence south miles to intersection
with Snake river and north and
south center line of Sec. q, Twp.
9 s., Range II E.; thence up said
Snake river to intersection with L.
b. line of Sec. 4, Twp. 10 S, Range
10 E.: thence north 9 and frac-
ton miles TO northeast corner OF
Sec. q, Twp. S, Range Is E.;
thence west / miles to place of be-
ginning.
Registrar, w. II. Copp voting place
school house, Dist. No. SO.
Jerome Precinct, No. Is.
Beginning at the intersection Of
east and west center line OF Sec.
81, Twp. 7 S, Range I6 Z. with the
E. B. line of See. Sc. same Twp.
and Range for northwste corner;
thence south approximately miles
to intersection Of boundary line
between Secs. II and :, Twp. 9 s.
Range -. f. with Snake river;
thence up said Snake river to inter-
section Of north and south center
line Of Sec. 27. Twp. 9 S, Range al
F.: thence north approximately 81
miles to point of intersection with
S 3. line OF Sec. p, Twp. s S.
Range Il F.: thnece east z mile:
thence north 1 mile; thence east
mile: thence north mile: thence
east miles to southeast corner Of /
Sec. g.. Twp s s. Range Is f..
thence north 3lzmiles TO center line
thence west 10 miles to place of be-
of Sec. SO. Twp. 7 s, Range IS f.; /
ginning.
Registrar Earl Walker. place Of /
voting. Public hall.
Clear Lake p recinct No II
Beginning at n. B. line of Sec.
Il. T 8 s. r. II f. where same in
tersects with Snake Riverfor the
y. W. corner:Thence up Snake Ri
yer 10 the :. +. Corner of Sec. 70
r 9 s. R 10 +. Thence n. 3 and a
fraction miles to y. L. Cor. Sec. % /
+ s. r. Is E.: Thence w. 81
miles to the N. F. Cor. of See. n
T 8 s. r IL f.; Thence n. miles
Thence ". miles to place Of
Registrar, Mary E. Sys-
ter, Voting plce School House Dis
trict No. %.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-05

Beginning at the n. w. Cor. Of
See g Z 7 s., r. IS E.: Thence S.
a. miles to intersection Of E. &
W. Center line Of Sec. 81 with E.
B. iinc of Section So r s.. r
Is f.; Thence e. Is miles to
where Il & W. Center line Of See.
80 inteFsects with W B. Inc OF Sec
81, L 7 s. 4. 10 E.; Thence n.
81 miles TO n. z. Corner Of Sec.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-05
REGISTRATION PRECINCTS
AND VOTING PLACES

Notice Of time for registration
and the description Of precincts for
Lincoln County, State of Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners Of
Lincoln County, State of Idaho, at
the regular meeting July 10, 1910,
have established and declared the
following to be election precincts
for the primary election to be held
August 3Oth, also for the general
election to be held November oth,
1910, and designated the place of
holding The election in each pre-
cinct rs follows, to-wit:
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-05
Haaerman Precinct No. Z

Beginning at the mouth Of Ma
lad River; Thence running E. to
range lines common to ranges 10
and IA E. Thence s. 1 mile to first
standard parallel; Thence T.. 3
miles to n. f. Cor. of Sec. /, I. :
s. R. IL E.: Thence S. 1 miles:
Thence w. 2 miles; Thence S. 4
miles to S. E. Cor. Sec. 10 TIC S. B..
II E.; Thence w. to bank Of
Snake River; Thence down along
the Snake River to the mouth of
the Malad- River or place Of be-
ginning. Registrar, C. w. String
field, Voting place Hagerman Hall.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-05
Wendell Precinct No. ).

Beginning at the n. w. Cor. T..
I S. Ii. 10 E.; Thence running 5.
I miles; Thence w. ? miles;
Thence 5. 6 miles to 5. w. Cor.
Sec. % T s S. RI. he; Thence F..
s miles to S. E. Cor. Sec. 2i I s
s. R. Is f., Thence n. 10 miles to
first standard parallel; Thence w.
6 miles to place Of beginning. Reg
islrar. Mrs. Dan Beaton, Not-
ing place school house District No
81.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-05

TT 5, r. Is E.; Thence w. Is
miles to place of beginning. Reg
istrar. c. W. De Vo, Voting place
De Voc farm house.
Dietrich Precinct No 80
Beginning at the N. w. Cor. Of
Sec. 10 T 6 S, R. 10 E; Thence 5.
miles; Thence w. miles; Then
S. miles to point of intersection
with n. B. line Sec. ? I s., R.
IS F.; Thence f. IS miles the 5.
e. Cor. See sc I S, r. 20 E.;
Thence n. 9 miles, the n. E. Cor
Sec. q, T . s, R. 20 E.; Thence
w. y miles to place of beginning
Registrar, o. f. Borden, Voting
Place Borden Mercantile Co, Store
Registration may be made in said
precincts during such Saturday
including and from the first day
of August. to and including the
Saturday next proceeding the pri-
mary election and the day follow
ing such election to and including
the Saturday next preceding the
General Election.
PAUL r. KARTZKE,
Chairman
Attest
HARRY W. ANDERSON,
Clerk.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-05
Russ Precinct Nos

Beginning at the N. w Cor OF
Sec. 20, T 5 s., r. ~ F. Thence
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-05
shoshone Precincl 10. 1.

Beginning at n. w. Cor. sec. . I
3 s. r. i6 E., Thence running 5.
2i miles to the s. w. Cor. Sec. 30
T S. r. i6E.,; Thence running E.
80 Z. 6 S. R. iS E.; Thence runnin
ii miles TO the s. Z. Cor. Of Sec.
y. 6 miles; TheRcerunning L. 3
les to the s. L. Cor. Sec. &c. L
: S. r. IS f.; Thence running n.
@ niles. Thence running w. g
miles 10 the s. Z. Cor Of Sec. f3
T4S n. II T.; Thence running n.
g miles to n. Z. Cor. Of Sec /, T
3 S. Il. Il f.; Thence running west
ii miles to place of beginning
Registrar b ssie Burnside. Voting
place Opera House.
Cooding Precinct, No. ,.
Beginning at the n. w. Cor Of
See. 3 Z ) :. r. II E., Thence run
ming s. = mics to the 5. w.
Cor. Of See. 81 T. 6 5. r. ii F.;
Thence running East 10 miles to
The s. Z. Cor. See 81 T. 6 S. r.
dc E.; Thence running n. "a miles
to tkr n. +. Cor Of Sec. 6 I 3 5. r.
Is E.: Thence running west 10
mites to tie place OF beginning.
isrg,slrar.E. c. Egclus, Voting Place
School house Tistrict No. 10.
Clover Creek Precinct No. )
Beginning al the N. w. Cor. of
Go. Thence running S. 10 miles to-
the S. " Cor. Sec. Is T 5 s. r. Il
E.; Thence running +. II miles toI
the 5. i. Cor. See. Is T. s. 5. K.
rs T.: Thence running N. 1 miles;
Thence running
u. 3 miles to the S. f. Cor. Sec.
% r. { S. r. IL f.; Thence running
N. Il miles TO the N. +. Cor. OF
Sec. T. 3, S. r. IL E.; Thence
running w. IS miles 10 place OF
beginning. Registrar, Scion Bray,
Voting place school house District
No. .. -.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-05
Copp Precinct No. is.

BEGINNING ct the northwest cor
ner Of Sec. u, Twp. g s, Range
II E.; thence south 1 mile; thence
west mile: thence south mile;
thence west u mile to point where
north and south ccpter line Of
Sec. 81 intersects with =. p. line of
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-08-05
RishfieId Precinct No. 6

Commencing at the y. w Cor of
Section 6 T 3, s. R. 10 f.,
Thence running s. Is miles to the
s. w. Cor. Of Sec. Is r ., 5. r.. 10
F.: Thence L. 70 miles to the S.
+. Cor See. IS r >, s. r. 20 E.
Thence y. IS miles to the n. f..
Cor. Of 7 3, 5. R. 20 /. Thence W.
II miles to place of beginning. Reg
islrar, b. w. Reeves, voting place,
school house Dist. No. 16.
Minnidoka Precinct No.
Beginning at the n. w. Cor. L
3, 5. R. 81 f. Thence S. 2i miles;
Thence f.. running along the first
standard parallel to the n. f. Cor.
See. T 7, S. r. % f.; Thence S.
10 miles to the s. w. Cor. Sec. 10
+ 8 s. r.. % E.; Thence about 10
- miles to the center of S. line of
Sec. 20 T 8 S. II. 20 f.; Thence s.
through the center line Of Sees.
u. 50 and two where said line
intersccts Snake River; Thence Il.
along Snake River TO the :. f..
Boundary of County; Thence n.
along the f. boundary of County TO
N. E. Cor. of boundary Of coun-
ty; Thence W. to place Of begin
ming. 4. /. Lounsbury. Registrar,
Voting place school house Dist. No.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-25
ARK, UNDFRTAKFRS
 IN THE CITY State Association of Tuner s,,1 Directors Convene for Three Days Meeting.
MANY IN ATTENDANCE
President HOlderness Makes Many Re. cOmmt ndatiOns for Protection
 of Public Health.

With about fifty members and tra yelling salesmen, representing vari IS n;anuf facturing concerns present tli2 eleventh annuale convention of the Arkansas Funeral Directors Associa- tion convened here yesterday morn ing for a three days session. Presi- dent H. I. Holderness, of this city, called the convention to order and the first session was opened with in- vocation by Rev. J. I. Norris pastor nf the First Presbyteri,an church of cred the address of welcome, which was responded to by T. J. Brickel, of Brnkley Ark. The rest of the morn ing session was taken up in dispos- ing of itutine business, naming spe- cial committees, reading the minutes, receiving applications of new mem bers and communications and the dis eussion of matters pertaining to the association in general.
 In his w,alccme address Mayor Ton ey deemed it great pleasure to well ceme the undertakers and embalm- CTS to this city. He said they rep resented an association of culture and refinement and on behalf of the citi- zenship of Pine Bluff he extended !. them a cordial, courtesous and most 1 hearty welcome Tn responding to the address of welcome MT. Brickel declared that he was glad that there was some place where the undertak- CT was welcome; where they could go laugh and enjoy themlselves and get away from the sobs and sorrows of the bereaved. Four new members were enrolled at the morning session. They are G. w. McCulloch, Clarks- vile; B. M. Bowe, Fordyce; Bell and Donohue, Fort Smith, and J. B. Wood, Of Mena, former mayor of Eureka Springs.
 Among the delegates in attendance are: T. J. Brickel, Brinkley; J. E.. Wood, Mena; J. A. Pence Conway; F. iiross, Hot Springs; B. B. McCul- loch, Monticello; B. W. Bowe, For dyce; T. B. Bailey, Palestine, Texas; W. F. Meissner, Texarkana; M. l.. Youno, Lonoke; B. s. Farmer, St. Louis; T H. Rhodes, Stuttgart; s. T. Jones, Warren; N c. Thomas, Pine Bluff; Caswell Arnold, Pine Bluff; Ralph Robinson, Pine Bluff; c. W. Goodlander, Kansas City; Jack Ogil.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-25
After Being Battered by Father of Girl Who Ac-
 cuses Him is Hurried Out
OF SALINE COUNTY
Judge House Will Speak Here-Oth. 2 News From the State Capitol
 Hoo HOOs to Meet

Little Rock, May, 24.--Suffering from bruises over the head, and with one broken rib, Dr. G. B. Gallamore a prominent physician of Benton is being held in the hospital of the Ar,x- ansas Penitentiary as safe keeper from Salne county. The office s who brought the battered physiclas, to Little Rock and placed m in the
 penitentiary, informed the peniten. tiary officials Dr. Gallamore was charged with criminally assaulting a young woman of the town and the injuries had been inflicted by tha father of the woman.
 Gallamore is reticent about the al- leged offense, refusing to talk for publication but it is said Ee infor.n- ed friend who called on him yester. day that for month or more he hts been treating the young woman in his office, and to have denied the crime with which he is charged.
 The officers who brough. Gall4- more to the prison state thd. after the father hand hand led him so roughly, there was so mu,,l .en siment against the physician that j was thought best to bring him Q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-25

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-25
THE TRAVELLERS ARE
 GETTING READY
Will Parade in Their Long Coats and High Hats on the Morning of
 Their Departure for Helena.

Pine Bluffs Arkansaw Travellers are making many preparations for their trip to Helena on June 1, when they will make a trip on a special train, accompanied by four state off cers of the association and the off, cial band of the state organization. It is the purpose of the local Travel CTS to take part in a big parade in this city on the morning of June 1, an hour before boarding their special. Each Traveller will apepar in the long coat and plug hat, with the official colors of the Association as trim mlngs. The band will head the par aGe. The final meeting of the Tray elers, before their departure for the convention city, will be held at the Hotel Jefferson Saturday night of this week and every Traveller is urged to be present. Those who have an- rounced their intention of making the trip from Pine Bluff are:
 P. P. Byrd and family, H. N. At wood and wife, Guy w. Leflar anl wife. George G. Wadleigh, Charles F. Wiley Meyer Solmson, B. H. Sande- ford, wife and daughter, T. F. Cad berry, D. B. Hatcher w. N. Tru. lock and wife w. D. Buckner and Wife, Mrs. H. R. Turner and dau ghter, A. X. Landau, A. W. Harris, J.S. Larkin anl wife, T. l.. Brummett, MT. and Mrs. N. E. MoDonald, Mir. and Mrs. F. G. Smart, Thomas Green Sr.. George P. Darby Ralph B. Harris, Louis Bucks, Ben Levi Frank l.. Davis and many others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-25
MANY SHOOTERS
 HAVE ARRIVED Two Days Tourl3 to Open This Mcri4o ; ader Auspices of Clt7sb E1eze
EXPERTS AMONG THEM
Memphis Gun Hub Prominently Rep- resented *@B0 in Cash Prizes
 Among the Awards.

Last nisht many shooters to the registered two Jaes trap shooting tournament to be pulled off Hnder the auspices of the Pine BlIT Gun Club today and tomorrow had arrived A two days shoot ,H Paragauld on Mon day and Tues lay attracted many
 sPortsmcn and they came here to participate in tho events. Shooting will begin this morning at o'clock \ large number of prominent shoot CTS are expected t6 make tacir ap- 9earancc at the opening days shoot. 1he local club has offered $2oo in cash prizes in the different class events.
 The tournament is open to any amateur farksman and to profession- "ss and house representatives, the latter not being allowed to compete f4l he Hrizes.
 F. H. Finley, president of the Mem- phis Gun Club, J. B. GooIllr. vice. president of the same club and Chas. t.5erhart, a member of the board of directors of the Memphis club. arriv- cd here yesterday afternoon to at tShd the shoot. The Memphians brought with them neat and we'll gotten up program and souvenir of a shoot to Le held by tf.>t club and in- vlted all the shooters to attend aud 
 Guy Ward, of Walnut Log Tenn, an expert and professional trap shooter, will be on hand and will take rart in the shoot. J. P. Wright, of Camden, who is the present holder of the state championship medal. having defeated George Clements of Little Rock, at recent shoot at Camden, will attend and also participate. Mir. Clement successfully defended the in- dividual championship on the first day of the shoot at Camden, but on the second day lost it to MT. Wright. It is likely th.at Mir. Wright will be at the local tournament. and contest would prove highly in- teresting. Other than the above named shooters there will be present a number of prominent sportsmen from over the state who will take part as we'll as the members of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-25

Continued on Page Five.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-25

Vie Iciumbus, Miss; C. F. Groeger,
 Nhans:.s City; T. J. Healey, Littl )
 h"Tk. il" c. H. Hoffman, Little Rock; Runt Brewer. Dallas, Texas; A J. Rheinhard St.; Louis; Byron Dressler, St. Louis; Charles Jennings, St. Louis; Secretary George R. Over man, TeXarkana;; R. M Bell, Fort Smith. and others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-25
Afternoon Session.

President Holderness delivered his
 annual address at the afternoon ses-
 sion, which was lengthy and most in-
 teresting He reviewed the great
 isrogress of the association, citing the
 -act that there are not 130 licensed
 embalElers i'll Arkansas as q result of the associations work He recom-
 mended the passage of a law for the
 development of the work in the hands
 Of the State Board of Health, which
 has been sshamefully neglected" by the legislature ill making appropria- tons for the protection of public
 health. He urged the adoption of the
 uniform rules of the National Board of Health, governing .he shipment of bodies, and highly ecmplimented the work of the St.ate School of Embalm- ing at Little Rock, under the able supervision of Professor C. H. Hoff- man. One of the best features of the ,afternoon was lecture on "Em- 5alming, Conditions and Various Methods by Professor Hoffman.
 In part President Holderness in his annual address, said:
 Through the goodness of an all- wise and Divine Providence We are permitted to again meet and greet cur brothers of this association in aOnuaJ copvapt;o1 L>o,, +b;. ,,,aa4 privilege and pleasure we should and do feel truly grateful. I, is espe- cially gratifying to your president to f,ave the honor of extending to you the hand of fraternal welcome to this. his home city, and we trust this will prove both pleasant and profitable
 Tt seems but short time since we met last year in the city of Little Rock, yet another milestone has beer reached in the history of our associa- ton. I feel safe in saying that the .yast year has brought much of pleas | re and good cheer to many of you. know it has brought sorrow and heart aches to some. I trust, and am con- fldent it has carried with it success in your business, both from a con- fnercial and professional standpoint. It has surely marked an epoch in lave had in operation for the great IT part of the year our new embalm- ars' law and shipping rules and regu- and from what information I Lave been able to gather, there has not been jar, nor hitch in the suc- ;essful operation of either of them.
 T feel that we are to be con- graduated upon the splendid pro- :essional advancement attained by heir united and untiring efforts, both and collectively. I have observed that advancement perhaps nore clearly than many of you from he fact that I have been very close y identified with every movement of 
 his body since it's organization and
 want 70 tell you frankly that the advancement has been nothing short If marvellous. Eleven years ago, when ve were organized. there was very little embalming practiced in Ar ,ansas, even by the big ones, and I would venture to say that not exceed rg half a dozen embalmers profess d to do, or did do arterial embalm- ng, and such a thing as the study ! sanitation was never thought of r mentioned. Now what do we find? like one hundred and thir- y licensea embalmers, and the great
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-25

CreosOted Blocks at Capital.
 The second creosote block pave Elent laid in Arkansas was commence ed this morning on Louisiana street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-25
(Contiued on Page 4.)

We have for lease for a term of years 3f acres west of city 16 acres cleared. Has house and two wells on it,-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 5-25-4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-25

In order to make your labor count for something. you will have to save a portion of your earnings. Open a savings account with us, We will al- low you interest.-Cotton Belt Sav- i:.gs & Trust Co. 5-21-5t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-25

Bargain Sale Prices CONTINUE at nRPHEO AND MOON this week. Two /: lieWs for the price of one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-25

Practically new cottage for rent. Five rooms and modern in ev- cry way Located on Elm St. near 18th ave. Two blocks from car lin..
 5-25-st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-25

You may depend upon MATERIALS WORKMANSHIP and FIT ;a erery detail if EISENKRA1ER the TAiisr. makes your clothes. 110 West 3nd Up stairs
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-03-11
WIFE CARRIES HATRED OF
HUSBAND BEYOND GRAVE
Daughter Publishes Notice that Mrs
Jenkins Died of q Broken Heart,

New York, March 10.-Died, on Sun
day, February twentieth, of broken
heart, May, unbeloved wife of Thomas
Jenkins. Funeral services on Thurs
day, February twenty-fourth, at
p. NJ, at her late residence, No, 349
Hawthorne street, Flatbush. Inter-
ment at Greenwood.
This remarkable death notice, in
a Brooklyn newspaper, tells briefly
the story of a family fued continued
even after death. The advertisement
was inserted by Miss Ida May Jankins,
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Jenkins, who gave the following ex-
PLANTATION:
ut was mothers wish that her
husband from whom she separated
several years ago, be not permitted
to look upon her face after death.
Mother was taken i'll last Wednesday
afternoon and the end came Sunday.
My father is living somewhere on
last A40N0AGB oCIeeL, Jul JUST WHERE
l neither know nor care. 1 am TAX
ing this way of acquainting him, at
mothers request, that she died Of a
broken heart"
The Jenkins family troubles have
been in the courts on several occa-
sions. Some years ago, in the Kings
county court, Mrs. Jenkins sued for
divorce and tlse case was thrown
out.