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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

Read wyckoif's I'd on first
page.
The wrecking chr N the O. s.
u. was IN the yards here Friday
lifting on the track and rlghtins
II car that had been broken ia two.
The car was louded with Tank
OF syrup and one VI the tanks
sprung "A leak and distributed Il
iiberssi supply III the liquid over
the trneh.
\ new electrical alurm clock
usc- dry batteries to ring n bell;
supply Il small incundescent light
With current and strrt u fire in
ON alcohol lamp witt, n platinum
wire MI w completing " Circuit
when tire hour hand touches n
third hnnd set Mt q designated
time.
John Hyan Saturday closed a
deal on 10 acres on his furm to
1r. kluckhoim for 1880. Mr.
II Jan has purchased the Hotel
Western ut Nyssa, and wiH cons
duet that hosiery Ia the future.
he will devote his spnrs time to
selling fruit and ornamental
trees.
Nine cars OF rock arrived here
during the week TO he put in ut
both ends OF the Parma Roswell
bridge. The rock cost e3S a car
laid down here and when in place
IN the river viii make the bridge
one OF the strongest Ia the coun.
" and will save many times the
cost OF the improvements in re
pair work alone.
F. u Walmsley, manager of
the Parma Milling and Elevator
Company will move into his new
residence near the Illinois Hotel
as soon as completed, which will
be about April LIST. MIR. Wslms-
ley's residence when finished will
be one OF the best in the city.
lie also says that ii YOU ever
lose a friend in Boise call up the
sheriff's office. His friends
should keep this in mind il they
should lose him.
AFor Sale:-FoLr-year-old full
biooded jersey. bull for sale OF
trude. Thos. Rooney,
| Roswell, Idaho.
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FOUND IN SLOUGH
JsssIs csswisrt's Dsdy pls.
severed b :. NJ Absns---
Letter Written Rsssrs she
Died.

Jevsn Crawford, the 1j-yeas
old girl who eloped With 0ny
Metcnll aud wrnt to Vale recent.
~, where thry we're npprehentiud
and brought 10 Parma where
Guy Mearnli Was held In 5000
bonds IN thr cl,ufys of abduc.
tiOn, was iobnd IN the slough,
Friday nbout 1000 o'clock
where she drowned herself on
Monday, March gtst.
For nse days the seareh WINS
diligently carried on, although
many Thought that psrha,r here
Nar n nisstnhe and the kirI had
not made arny with herself
On Ffi.iu, The wutef hi the
slough had ifurp~d nbous foar
lert on aecoBnt Of the eu,d
wrnthef, ind On Fridny Che
senre,ers concluded thai n the
body wns M tile slough they
would surely br nbk, to fnd b. i,y
making ot . more eNort. Abusjt
lVA. NJ >. n. Absvtt, whp WAS
pntfo'hng the banks OF ,hr
slough and about IA hair mils
from where II WINS thotyht the
girl bad jumped into the water,
saw nm object floating, which he
thought migI be the body.
Cssllisg to one OF the parties that
was IA the slough with bonts, hrl
told them what he had seen npt,
they hurried 10 the spot indl
cntri. The hsnh aud one
shoulder ~ the bpdy uns ont az
water, being held ia this position
ny willows which had cnnpbt M
the drud girls swenter, which
was reusd and re.woupd
aroffd tire sharp and jagpr,I
points IL TOOK the Efforts ofI
$50 men with u rope To loosen
The body which was iufme,siats-
" brought To town aud taken tu
the undertaking rooms OF Cor.
oner Lang.
Fhe position Of the body when
loundf explained To The senrchefs
their Inability to mud u before IA
hunE caught on the willows
about iour feet from the bolton,
% the slough aud about three
ieet from the top. Mcolpposi. |
t'cn innf ncs srt In, despite the /
long Time IN which the body had
been under water. Thss n nesl
counted or by the chin teru,rrn i
ture Of the slough since the girl
committed rlnMe. IN the uuder-
tnking pnrior- tho girls fncr
appeared % wear n louk OF con
tent and a slight smsle seemed to
part the bps.
IA prick as the body was re-
covered, the county ATTORNEY
wascalkad by phone and he was
,requested to have Mercalf ie-
ieascd Rom the county pail and
TO let the matter drop. On an
order from the Justice ofthe peace
The boy was released and came
down to Parma ON the afternoon
Saturday morning the corr
onsr 8 jury, compose of L. q.
Dickerson u. 'Aie'tander, Z Johns
j.. Nelson, o. Engebretson
and DsPowell brought in a YER
dics OF drowning with suicidal
intent"
In the afternoon. the funeral
services were held IN tho Presby.
terianchurch, Rev. Elder touch
ing upon the life OF today and
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NtftCE FOR PUBLICATION.
/. DtrARriikkr OF rHk isrnRroR,

DtrARrhkkr or rHk INTERIOR,
u 9. Land Office at Burns. Ursgo,f1,
$50. March Il. 1918,
SoricE is hefebs given that John Il. ESaps
OF Owt hee. Oregon who on March a. 1905
made homestead entry No. 1856, setisl No
c2So7, for Lots u T. & 3. seetitn 1, Township qi
South Range 10 East Willamette Meridian, has
hled hottie of Intention to make Final Five
Year Proof, to establish claim 10 the ind aboya
described, before b. W. Muikey, county clc-k
OF NsfheSf County II his cffAce at vale, Ore.
son. on the 10th day Of Aptil, rho;
Claimant names az WITNESSES:
l.. A. Green P. II. Warren, A. s. Abbot Of
1wyhee' Oregon and @. P. Green, Of Nys,a
r,-, VIM. Fare. Register.
FIRST Publication, March a. 1910,
Last Publication. April u, 1910.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cline Of Fairyiea
visited Mr.. and Mrs. McCibbir
the utter part ct the week.
j Comingl TIL, old time con.
cert! Watch for the place and
date.
Chns. Hervey h building n
$4,000 cottage for Rock Helms
on bis fine ranch on the Roswell
bench.
Call and SEQ the beautiful new
tine OF pattern hats Just received.
They are the lntest. Mrs. Hick-
man, Bank Annex.
A. b. Psterman OF Collar and
3. =. Mccully OF WnlIn Walla
were IN Parma last week looking
for locations.
A new well 10 being driven by
the city near the power house.
- viii be driven about 100
let >nnd viii curry a sjx.inch
How.
A. Bayer IL prepared to do first
class printing on trees and |
shrubl'ery. lie will also keep |
your lasn In order. Give him u
trial.
Ora Clark arrived In Parma
Thursday rom Springfield, Ore
gon lie has purchased the old
Shipley place enst OF town and
Will locate here permanently.
Tim Drncken says he didn't
get cold f'.et when he started for
jarbldge but that the roads are
mpnssoble. lie will try again
n the near future.
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NoficE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ISrRki.oDR.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
U. s. Land Office at Burns, Oregon.
March ~. 1910.
No,iOh as hereby given that Margaret
nusseii' oi Roswell, Idaho, widow OF Stewart
L. Russell deceased, who, on October %. locs
made homestead entry No. 2ol4. Serial NJ
oi'2S, Tor sW Ia, Section IS. Township 2l south
Range 's East, Willamette Meridian, has sled
notice OF intention TO make Final Five Year
frooi. to establish claim TO the land above
described, before G, l. King, U q. Commission.
s'' at his onsee at Ontario, Oregon, on the 2sth
day Of April. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses.
John II. Purseli. A. N. Brumbsch. =. A. MI.
Ter aud d. L. Miller, all Of Roswell. Idaho.
VIM. Farre, Register.
first Publication Marcel a. 1910
Last Publication, April u, 1910
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NoTfCE Fob PUBLICATION.
DEPAHfMEsf OF THE IrrEhuA,

q. s. Land Office DIT Boise, tdahsi
frby. 70, iaT1.
hottie is hctstss sitcA thns baaisl n.
stowe. 81 Notnsi Idaho. ~h5i oh bctvnbsi 4.
1904. made homestead ehtft No ssifi, serial So,
oassi, for " IL sH II, Section II, rusnsaip !
n, Range W, Boise Me,idiahi has hisd heijrs
of istsAtion 20 make Final fifessnrr ftons,' u
establish Claim to the land above desrfits,,i
bcfofe Z; S. chmmissionet Geotge w. sti,el, "a
caldwelis Idaho. on the 18th dar OF A pm, ieic.
Claiiifhfit siarnes as witnesses
Pre-'on {. Alleii. Robert htSab; jthh =,
shaiiR ana chafles ". Ross ali OF Motifs, f1aho
VIM. Balderston, Reeietefl
First Publication, Match u. 1910.
Last Publication. Apfil III 1910:
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

tomorrow In a mannes thai
brought tears to tho eyes o
many present and bringing gu,
forcibly the thought, that h Oh,
passing there Is no death, A.
the living had the 0hsHt PfotiiIss
OF the Creator.
Eugene A. Crawford, father oil
the girl, arrived In the city FROM,
Neynda lust before the finekal
Se~vices und was escorted to- ths
church, where, when he viewed
the REMAINS uf his loved one. be
COLLAPSED and Was sinking to the
iloof when cuught by r. j.
Walnsluy aud helped tufhg dior
where the seehe vas pltiful to
behold.
The school children ana lltsls
friends oi the lead girl rendered
tender tribute OF their affection
by sending beautiful floral
wfenths TO the fttnerHl.
rhe phil beafers werei l..
Fisk, II. Hose, A. Lang, G, Jtir.
ries, c. Dice and n, uriifiths
The remains wore lald TO rest IN
the Fraternity Cemetery.
The following 10 toi,y Of the
letter which Jessle Crawford
wrote inst before her death and
which was found ON n fence tJtYst
Just nIter she tad jfnted into
the slough, and which gave n
slrw rs to the thuhher Of her
dehthi
Dear CHARLEY
please forgive nts for
ilils swfiil deed but can't benr INA DIV
'onrsf Fam pretty bha,e bot J can,
heef Il Up forever.
~ want YOU TO sefs dad ,hat IN meet
him On the other rhose hope and Ask
HIN 10 6rTIsc ~ end n this case doc.
anrotht To- anything. try 70 clear uuy
Tetraf. p,iy MsfcaIf never l,sru,cl
me q b, wIfeu VT we're on tliit my, b,,t
know you MI tlilrk 80 lie has alsa>s
been ps'f'eci xcrtlr,flarf IN my pfescnce
denft huow Why y,ss never trusted d,
anf ntne THU yon III. You might
have knoun ccfidnt stqna 10 be
sS7ri'cd. Bu, whns sou read this IN
tc whtrs yoc DIN, lsrc,f IL waich me.
"i~l know, Clnslcv. tl,at You hsye
'fied yonr beat 10 do rlsht, t.n II tou
ever have any more youngsters N
your fsre, inst nut iN:ic confidence In
ttcni.
"so~ u ''as tfst ~ tnnyf, mt iael, as
t'nr. W. though n smns thee
months sgof mt Ktts catching fo~sa
he''er chance I'M our chances al nj
Just 'tv days nso uuy es,ne III,
and asked ire What I wanted TO do, 20
The sfth N wait rw,ile and 7 said 40
row.
$50 we went and igos where l, ended
Nobody needs say THAT re coaxed
fac on beesusc he dhln'ts
y wchi hare drcwue,t t-yscli long
ago n h hal not heeu for him. DO
gave me new srofe, bot an hopg q fed
now.
IN ism anybosly's fault, its hast be.
cause , can I DE satisfied any masc.
Every warm day I want to travel, and
this time wanted to 60 withhim.
Now my last words are that II |
thought could help Guy would and
that l love him with all my heart, il I
can't live with him DOM want to
live at all.
Hc was all I halt to live for anyway.
OF course love Did and my brother,
"o' but l can't stand this.
promised Guy to be true to. him aud
i've up I'LL We were both free but III
wait on the other shore for him.
Fsrewell to all,
jss-tx CEawrchp
Il cassie 'rQ xyfr,,.I, ne, 49, Al
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

Holly Hook Flour, the best
made, manufactured by the Cald-
we'll Milling and Elevator Co.
For sale by all Parma mer-
chants.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

Wigwam Flour, tie -four Of
9uaiity, manufactured by the
Caldwell Milling and Elevator
Co. For sale by all Parma mer-
chants. Ask Tor it. Give it q
trial.
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CONFERENCE RATES

Via Oregon Short Line Railroad.
For April Conference. the usual
special low round trip rates will
be made to Selt Lake Citv
Tickets on sale ompointsnorth
OF Ogden. April 1st to 9Th, in
elusive, limit April 10Th. 3t
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

FOR sALE-Eggs from thoroughbred
Rhode Island Reds. Pen one, Is eggs
tor sl.So pen two, is eggs. 81 90.
Mrs. A. J. Mitchell.
Up-to-date job work of all
k'nds done at this office. Bring
IN your copy.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

For sales-si& setter puts,
English crossed by uordcn.
FIVE females and / male. tegis-
tration papers shown Oh re-
quest. Price, females, st0; male,
$i3. Jesse Baker,
Mich 3-tt Roswell; IDA.
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NUffCE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
DhfAxtsxsr OF fHs INrxnroA,
United States Land Office.

Burhs. Oregon, February q, ieIb
Notice is hereby given that the sta,d
Of OREGON has filed In this Office Its an.
pficatioh tSerixl No. 042ss) to select,
under the PROVISIONS Of the 1T Of Con-
gress, appfpted August II, fG4s, and
acts sdBPlerhenlsI and smehda tor
s3asEI Be-. 10, shsw1 Bee. II, i,
~ g., r. 40 e., W Nj.
ANY and all persons claiming adverse.
iy the lands described. or desiring IL
object Because OF the miheral character
OF the landi or for any other feasun,
to the disposal to applicant, should Ms
their affidatits of brstest In this Office;
on Or before The expiration Of the pers
iod Of publication.
Vim. farre,
+ a Register
Last Publication, April 7, 1910.
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Nnpse wUnrs IpAuo Pnsas Asux.
pnAs' 4. uAcxxsv. Meadow, Fro.
.Js4NoU. Eamea. Yice Prs,
20 uVanpSoao. OAldwsji. pre. Treas
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

Jessie Crawford was born Mhv
-, 1871 at MayviIle, Oregon,
and lett her father Z. A. Craw.
ford and four brothers. Bert.
Harley, Charley and Gerard to
mourni their -loss,.-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31
CARD OF THANKS

We wfsS TO thank the tjeoplu OF Par
nin iof tfieit kindness IL us In our re-.
cen. ttoubls.
". D. MetcaIf and hfsfly.
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wanted:-To buy not less than
90 stands OF bees at reasonable
price. Anyone having bees for
sale communicate with
Robert X. Carlton,
Vale, Oregon.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


DarAK1Hrsr bF riir rnrHxtoR,
>. Land onice at Boise. Idaho.
Peby l2 1910
NOTICE Is hereby given thai Grin l. Brown.
Oh rayette. Idaho. who, on June 7. 1904, made
h6tdcstsad entry No. rats. serial No. osisz. fcr
Sc i-4sw IA W ID SIX Ia a sw NEi4. Sec
ton % Township N. Range 5 W. Boise Merit
dian. has nitd notice OF intention to max.
Final nvs-ttar Pfoof. 10 establish claim 10 tbs
land above destfibed, before g. Commission.
or A. L. rfsnandl Al weisef. Idaho on the ith
day Of APfiir 1916
clsifiEm hAmef al ni,hezse5
chsfitx 3 fufteh. and Clyde Hurdf Of Paw.
cite, fdafoi James y. oiAlstesa ana frances
H. nssoh, ofSthsa, Oregon,
Vim. b.iderstop,
f p = Fl fublisstIt S Hsrsh 10. 1910. '
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CONFERENCE: RATES

-. @SteA1-'Ni. MA r>O
Via Oregon Short Line Railroad.
For April Conference, the usual
special round trip rates will be
made TO Salt Lake City. Tick
cts on sale from points north of
Ogden, April 1st TO 9th, inclus-
i've, limit April 10Th. 81
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

For Sale:-Alfalfa seed. oats
and seed potatoes.
r. r. Sebree,
ina. phone. Notus, Idaho.
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Read wyckoff's I'd ON first
page.
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Patrick McKeever, near this city,
mad his leg broken below the knee
last week by being kicked by mule,
as he was about to climb upon the
cart to the seat. He Is improving.
George w. Brown, J. S. Fink and
Benjamin Stansbury, County Commits
sioners; o. e. Dodrer, treasurer, and
Charles E. Fink, counsel, visited
Springfield State Hospital yesterday.
John M. Roberts, attorney of Lydia
E. Brubaker, sold on Saturday the
Brubaker farm, containing 126 acres,
situated in Uniontown district, to
Milton A. Zollickoffer and wife, of
Uniontown, for $10,060.
The Gypsy Carnival will be held in
the room adjoining the Pioneer NOV
ing picture parlor on Friday night.
October p, and Saturday afternoon
and night, October p. The carnival
will be held by the Young Peoples
Society Of Grace Lutheran Church.
Plenty to eat and good time can be
expected
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
SHERfFF.S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of fieri facias
issued out Of the Circuit Court for
Carroll county, Maryland, at the suit
OF Union Bridge Banking and Trust
Company, a body corporate of the
State of Maryland, against the goods
and chattels, lands and tenements of
Harvey G.. Franklin and Julia A.
Franklin, his wife, and tome directed,
| have seized and taken in execution
all the right, title, claim, interest, es-
tate and demand, both at law and in
equity, of the said Harvey G.. Frank
lin and Julia A. Franklin, his wife,
i'm and to all that piece or parcel of
land and premises, being part of a
tract of land called Bite Him Softly
Resurveyed," situate, lying and being
in Carroll county, Maryland, about
liz miles West Of Taylorsville, lying
near the MT. Airy Road, and between
the Taylorsville Road and the Buffalo
Road, and containing 35A Acres and
32 Square Perches Of Land, more or
less, and being the same land which
was conveyed by Henry Dorsey and
others to Harvey G. franklin by deed
bearing date on the Goth day of Sep
TENDER, A. D., 1904, and recorded
CdTTOll
county, in Liber D. P. S., No. 100, folio
262, &c.
Also all the right, title, claim, in
terest, estate and demand, both at law
and in equity, of the said Harvey G..
Franklin and Julia A. Franklin, his
wife, in and to all that strip or parcel
of land 16 feet wide, all along the
lines between the lands of George E.
Wright and Samuel It. Fleming, said
strip being about 400 feet in length,
or extending along said division line
between the lands of the said George
f. Wright and Samuel r. Fleming, all
the way from the land of the said
Harvey G. Franklin to the public
road, known as the Roop Road; said
strip or piece of land to be of the
uniform width of 16 feet throughout
the entire length from the said Har-
vey G. Franklin's land to the said
Roop Road, containing 54-1O0 of an
Acre of Land, more or less, and being
the same land which was conveyed
by George E. Wright and wife, to
Harvey G. Franklin, by deed bearing
date on the 22nd day of September,
1904, and recorded among the land
records of Carroll county, in Liber D.
P. s., No. 100, folio 264 &c.
Also all the right, title, claim, in
terest, estate and demand, both at
law and in equity, of the said Harvey
G. Franklin and Julia A. Franklin, his
wife, in and to the following prop
crty, viz 26 railroad ties, "a interest
i'm acres OF corn, less one barrel, and
~ interest i'm acres Of corn fodder.
And T hereby give notice that will
sell all of the above described Real
and Personal property SO taken in
execution at public sale, on the prem
Uses, above descibed, on
NOVEMBER 9th, 1910,
at one o'clock p. M, to the highest
bidder for cash.
BENJAMIN D. KEMPER,
Sheriff of Carroll County, Md.
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PATIFICATION NOTICE. r F
In the Orphans Court OF Carroll
County.
So October Term, 1910.

Estate of Jacob Lockard, deceased.
On application it is ordered, this 18th
day of October, 1910, that the sale of
Real Estate of Jacob Lockard, late of Car
roll Co., deceased, made by Margaret Ann
Elizabeth Lockard, Executrix Of the last
will and testament of said deceased, and
this day reported to this Court by The
said Executrix, b. ratified and confirmed,
unless cause b. shown to the contrary On
OF before the I'd Monday, l4th day of
November, next; provided copy Of this
order be inserted for three successive
weeks in some newspaper printed ard
published in Carroll county, before the
ist Monday, 7th day Of November, next.
The report states the amount of sale
to be $207. Sc.
SS$E T f5SsA
True copy,-Test
William Arthur,
oct IA St Register of Wills
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PUBLIC SALE OF
Personal Property

The undersigned, having moved to
smaller residence, will sell at pub
lic sale, some valuable furniture, in
good condition, 1t his residence, at
the orks-of-the-Road, Westminster,
Md, at o'clock p. m, on
B.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER p, 1910,
as follows: Bay mare, 10 years old,
safe driver and sound; Babcock rub
Der tire trap, in good order; Jewel
rubber tire runabout, nearly new;
steel tire runabout, Bruster make; set
of single harness, 2 buggy collars,
names and traces, nearly new; riding
bride, boots and blankets, bedroom
suit, set of springs, lounge. large re-
frigerator, 8 cane seat chairs, 5 kitch-
en- chairs, 9 rockers, Morris chair,
bedroom stands, hat rack, book
rack, 2 towel racks, 2 large parlor
lamps, 2 hall lamps, 3 other lamps,
lot Of ornaments, lot Of dishes, kitch-
en- cabinet, sink, 2 chamber sets,
coal oil heater stove, 2-hole blue
flame coal oil stove, lot Of pictures
and frames, leather top rubber tire
baby buggy, lot of mating, IAN yds.
Of Brussels carpet, 2 grass rugs, one
9x12 and one 6x8; lot of step pads,
lot of other articles not mentioned.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
j. Z. RINEHARDT.
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BOARD OF CONTROL AND
REVIEW.

Notice il hereby given that the Coun-
ty Commissioners Of Carroll county,
acting as Board of Control and Review,
will begin its sittings as such Board of
Control and review at the Court House
in. Westminster, Maryland, on Thurs
day, the third day of November next,
and will continue in session daily there
after from nine o'clock a. m, until
three o'clock p. m. -.
Franklin District, being Election
District No. 9, will be taken up first ;
to be followed Immediately by fancy
town District, being Election District
No. /.
BY order of the Board,
GEORGE wv. BROWN,
President.
Dated October 10, 1910.
oct 143t
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GEORGE w. IL iii Elm ,
Deputy State Organizer,
Room 2O3 Hotel Main-C Court
Westminster, Maryland.
I'm MEMORIAM.

In sad but loving remembrance of our dea
cousin, Louis W. Lee. who fell asleep in Jesu
September 80. 1903.
Twelve months more has ELAPSED
Since we saw our dear cousin pass away,
And yet it seems fresh in our minds
AS if it were but yesterday.
We miss him in our churches
We miss him in our homes.
We miss him where e'er we go:
No matter where we roam.
It was hard for us to part with him. I
For we NIL loved him well; M
God loved him too and thought IL best. -
S ITO take him home wv ith Him to- dwell
BY Hail. COUSIN. HERsHAL IT, CoNAwAY.
OH, the sadness or that evening
When we stood around hi bed;
Our hearts were NIL filled with sorrow
When W. knew that he WA dead.
It was Jesus who gently called him.
To Join the Angels band,
Where there il no sickness nor pain,
Nor death in that happy land
M by HIS COUSIN. ALVEY l.. CoNAwAY.
In loving remembrance Of my dear HUSBAND
and father. Francis w. Bish. who departed thi
life six months ago April 16. 1910. Ck
Once my home was bright and happy.
Oh. how sad and dreary today
For my dear beloved husband ,rE
Has forever passed away.
We miss his coming footsteps ..
We miss him everywhere;
Home liz not what II used to be.
Since my dear husband lin mot there.
H7-- .4 BY HIs WIFE. ALICE III. BIsH.
Farewell demr fathers smd farewell.
Thy lOHD tD uD NO tongue cmn tell. hI
And wham on earth well breathe no more, rHy
Wen meet yUu on the heavenly shore
Weep moe that his trials are over. rA
Weep rOt TINT his race AID rum.
Cod grant w@ mMy rewt mI calmly
When 0ur work like hiB fm DONE mmMr
Aprecions father from ns hng Gune-
voice we gO much lowed Ian Stilled W1w
r rA chair iRE vAnmmt imFUnF hOmer @ rH#
which never can be- filed. ~
DY HIs DAUGHTER.