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Evening journal., 1911-09-16

xIyANTED-RAN FOR FARM WORK. 1N
w quirc 81 Journal Office. sl6.5t
=, oLoRED BoY WANTED TO WORK
- around the house. Apply $50 Market
81. Down Stairs sis-tf
x1rANTED-A COMPETENT MAN TO
w take care of country place. Howell S.
England. o04 Market 81. si5-eod lw
WANTED TO SELL SEEDS TO
w farmers and ornamental stock in towns.
Apply a. once. HEKRlCk SEED COM
PANY. Rochester n. Y. si6'2t
HONEST MAN WANTED IL EVERY
II town 20 represent well.known wholesale
firm. Experience unnecessary. Must fur
nsh good references. Easy, pleasant work.
Fair salary 10 start. MCLEAN. BLACK &
CO. 1851 Beverly ST.. Boston, Mass.
s16tat-ma
NEFN WANTED-AGE 1885 FOR FIRE
AA men 500 monthly brakemen $50. on
nearby railroads Experience unnecessary;
no strike. Positions guaranteed competent
men. Promotion. Railroad Employing
Hesdqusrters--26o men sent 20 positions IN
August. state age send stamp RAILWAY
ASSOCIATION. BOX so journal.
tepi2, ,4a.11,t61s 1880.
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PERSONAL.

g STocKMAN 42. WORTH $500 WOULD
= marry. !, Box 35, League, Toledo,
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I7oR RENT-DwELLINc, lust OUTSIDE
Phone. D. & A. is87-A. si4.eod-St
rSoR RENT-9o9 BENNETT STREET.
rooms and gas, in good condition In
quire BAER S SHOE STORE, e25 King 81
IS)R RENT-sToRE HOUSE AID DWELL.
ing on Cor. Main aud 9th 81, odessa,
Box OF, Odessa. slo-f
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-. PUBLIC SALE OF COWS
eE5 YS1 will sell az Claymout, Del
~eV2slAsN MONDAY, SEPT 1s l9i1,
hM 80 Head Of Ohio Cows fresh
e.sst-sss,seZAn and close springers. These
-S''e-- cows have size and quality.
Come farmers and see good lot OF
cows. Two stock bulls. 20 choice shoats.
we have the goods this time, sure.
Sale at I 80 sharp.
Terms Cash. JAMES H. SUI.
Geo. S. Bigger agent. sl4'ot
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uSoR sALE-1sos MT. SALEM LANE.
Z EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH. POS
SESSION. 4 GOOD OPPoRpUNlTY 10
GET 4 BARGAIN
WILMINGTON TRUST CO.,
TENTH AND MARKET SITS.
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AWanted at once. $4,000 estates
claimants. You may be
hone Facts in booklet 81. Send
" nIstamp. international Claim
ttGbthSAgency, Phtsburg Pa sl4'lm
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REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE.

EoR sALE-NEW WIDE 'FRONT.' HOUSES
on shslcross Ave. between franklin and
Broome SITS, Apply HARRY $. LYNCH.
s5.1m rs Iatnait 81.
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LOST AND FOUND.

= osT-oN SATURDAY, s5 NOTE GOING
IL from sth and Walnut 20 Security Trust
Co. Reward IL returned 70 Journal Office.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR REM.

q AN ADVERTISEMENT IN IltE
a EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISEArENT IN THE HOME.
THE EVENING JOURNAL Is
READ IN MORE HOMES EVERY
DAY THAN ANY OTHER della
WARE NEWSPAPER,
Evening journal., 1911-09-16

EoR SALE-615.61T CONCORD AVE.
j new houses built on square plan. Open
for inspection Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday afternoon. II. w. Sasse, builder
and owner j. A. phcne 5125-A.
;y22-wstf
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CLEANERS & DYERS.

NToTICE-BRING YOUR GARMENTS TO
~ LONDON Seam Dyeing Works. Dry
cleaning, repairing and altering Ladies' and
Gents garments specially. 124 King St.
septo-lmo.
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AGENTS WANTED.

HONEST MAN OR WOMAN WANTED IN
II every town 20 represent wen-known
wholesale firm. Experience unnecessary.
Must furnish good references Easy, pleas
ant work Fair salary TO start. MCLEAN,
BIACk & CO, 1850 Beverly ST., Boston,
Mass slo-sat-ins
MILLION DOLLAR CORPORATION
Nl WANTS a representative In your, city
and vicinity 20 call on bankers. manufacturers
and all business men with line OF sdvertis.
ing calendars. Liberal commissions paid
promptly c8ch week Hustlcrs earn large
salaries throughout the year Write fully
your business experience and furnish refer
ences In first letter. WOODWARD TIER
NAN PRINTING co, 81. Louis, Mo. sl6it
EASY MONEY, LITTLE wORK--A REV
II ELATiON. Cavcnder sold $40 in 6
days Applewhite took orders in so min
uies. Irresistible selling proposition. Send
Quick for details, sworn statements, facts
about wonderful Automatic Razor Sharpener.
Marvellous accuracy amazes everybody. Only
successful invention OF its kind In existence
Sells itself. Locsl agents, managers every
where-all OF snare time--S5o 90 TO 10000
weekly Write az once. The Never fai
Company 1902 Cotton BLDG Toledo Ohio
slG-it
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Real Estate, Wants, Sales, Notices, Rooms for
HELP WANTED-MALE.

AZ ADVERTISEMENT ~ THE
y EVENING JOURNAL Is AN
ADV IN THE HOME.
THF EVENING JOURNAL IS
READ IN MORE HOMES EVERY
DAY THAN ANY OTHER DELLA
WARE NEWSPAPER
Evening journal., 1911-09-16

-IHTETET TITITTI1 T % u = y
DAY. SEPT. 10. 1911 SO Fresh Cows, 100
srrirrers. car Load Holstein Heifers on con
sirnment. Car load Durham Hsiiers snd
stock Bulls. sale starts az o clock sharp
Dinner az the Hotel a. II a. m Stock
delivered or half freight paid
TERMS CASH on delivery OF II shipped
". T. SINCLAIR,
W. II. BLA1R,
ortlip. Auetioneer- slS'lS.le
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FOR RENT
For Rent

1916 Jackson St, 10 rooms and bath.
1903 Clayton St, IL rooms and bath.
1901 w. Seventh St., 9 rooms and bath.
1903 Washington St. 10 rooms, batn-
1917 Franklin St, 10 rooms and bath
1919 Franklin St, 10 rooms and bath.
1924 w. Seventh ST.. 10 rooms and bath
S64 Bennett St, rooms and bath.
1884 Bennett St, rooms.
1926 Market St. 10 rooms and bath.
230S West ST., rooms and bath.
1926 Lombard ST.. rooms. .
1916 Washington St, rooms and bath
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ARCHITECTS.

A RCHrTECTs AND ENGINEERS. SIS
~ Market st. 30 years Of active practice
brings 10 our clients much useful knowledge
IN design and construction, and we warrant
our work correct in an respects
z. L. RICE, Jr.. Co., (Inc.)
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

An ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
n EVENING JOURNAL Is AN
advertisements IN THE HOME.
THE JNENrNG JOURNAL. Is
READ ~ MORE HOMES EVERY
DAY THAN ANY OTHER della
WARE NEWSPAPER
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


NTOTTCE-WE DO UPHOLSrERING
~ promptly und az reasonable rates. d.
Curlott, Cabinet maker. S25 Shipley st.
s22-tts.1m
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TYPEWRITERS.


sT.YPEWRITERS REfalkED. RENIED,
exchanged. sold; cash or time payments.
Ribbons and carbon. Typewriter Supply Co..
o26 Market Delmarvia Phone. ai9-1m
The evening times., 1911-08-19
RE STOOD THE PRETTIEsT WESTERN GIRL YOU EVER SAW

off and left complete that CONVEX
sation
Half an hour later-t calm moonlight night-Bernard
rushed down eagerly into the saloon to find
mother he said with burst up just
ten minutes There's something there much
to show you" .s
"No whales?' asked hypocrticay suppressing smile
NO not whales, he replied; something
ing"
followed him bndy Lucy much in doubt what the thing
might be and much in wonder after letter. how
Lucy might take it.
At the of the Melissa stood waiting for
u.s. dumure but subdued with still tmder upon
that sweet shrinking small Her heart beat hard
could see by the Of her bodice came
and went But she stood there like dove colored
travelling dress.
Mother" Bernard began Obliged to come hack to
America don't you know without having Naples
seems horrd shame she Should seeing it. She hadn't
money enough left, recoect to her there"
Lucy sazed at him unsupicious 1T does pity
answered sympatheticaly Shed enjoy much Pm sorry
she hasn't been able to carry her program" ,
And mother Bernard eyes fixed hard on hers
now a%fuy shed be thrown away Kansas City! can't
bear to think of her going back keep there"
For my part think it positively wicked" Lucy answered
with SMILE and can't think what-well people in England
are about to allow her to do it,"
opened wide. Lucy know what she was sov.
Ing or had Melissa then fascinated little
she had fascinated the o us?
But Bernard, by excellent ononn,
sa by the hand as In due form "otber no
said tendery leading the thing forward land father too
TINS what wanted to show youthe girl I'm engaged to
paused and trembled the thunderboIt Rut M
thunderbot fell On the contrary Lucy stepped forward md m
e cover OF tne mast Melissa kissed her
twice over My dear chil ced pressing her hard inv
dear little daughter don't you two ought os
to congratulated - - s"' l'oal
But do" Bernard murmured low And his fothar +hnA
am, murmured to myself SO do also" -'s1
inen you're not ashamed Of mother, elssa wh.
pered, buryng dainty little head on fmcvs WIZ
cause kept store in Kansas City?" -
Lucy rose above herself in the Of the
CARING wee daughter she answered kissing her tanda-
again. ITS kansas City alone that ought be ashamed
arew B S's51.'.S '.S sen ~ yoe
Ii S. .s .8. 49, ii 2 3
The evening times., 1911-08-19

didn't earnestly: "Look here Me.
ssahe had called her Melissa almost from the first moment
and she seemed to prefer it,
Melissa Do know when things
make me feel so dreadfuny ashamed of myselfy
why so, Mr.. Hancock?" Melissa asked nnocenty
Well when think what opportunities I've had how lit
tie I've used them Bernard exclaimed vehemence
en reject how few you've got how sendd you've made
the best OF them just blush tell Melissa,
laziness"
They stood still they spoke
There minutes pause began again.
ssa he fateed out in rather enuous you
to go home againY
Il just hate it," Melissa answered with
linen she added after second But I've the
You'd like to live in Europe?"
Il should love it,! Melissa replied.
ana should be sorry to leave them But just love Eu
rope shall never again. though shall right
back to Kansas City and keep father
Of my natural existence"
1T hard" Bernard on musng, anybody
like YOU Melissa with such natural love
tul ingsanybody who delight
those heads Fippo Lpp anybody who
appreciate Florence do-shoud
have to live all her life in
little sympathy az you're likely to find there"
Thats the rub" replied looking up into his face
with such conhdng look f pretty girl had looked
me like that should have to do with her hut
ernard was and young men moesl That's
the rub MI Hancock ikewel European society
much better Our nice enough way don't
you know but they somehow lack poish-at vest
mean in Kansas City Europeans very much better
when get right them perhaps outside anyway
to me- they're more attractive somehow"
Why do you go back?" Bernard asked suddenly, with
Doun looking down at that hand that
tafrail. ~ 80
Because can't help myself answered in culver
should like-I should like tn 1.-Two auovs ~ NM
land"
"Have special preference for any particular town
Bernard asked moving her though o he sr o
! very. very near already.
Nno. nnone in particular" samuered out fant,v
half siding away from him.
Not Cambridge for exampe" Bernard asked with deem
gulp and an audible effort. IN
felt it would be objectionable me to hear any more
neard already many things not intended for
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-26
LITTLE ARTHUR IS
 BACK IN WINDY CITY

CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-John Arthur Johnson. the negro worlds champion heavy weight pugilist. arrived home from Europe today. displaying the worlds thinnest watch, the worli' s greatest quantity Of teeth, and the worlds largest squirrel fur coat, and issued 8 statement within five min utss after his arrival. He said, Don't you ever think Johnson's g broke" and later amplifed this by saying he started the broke story to justify his demand for some S7,000 training expenses. which he says ne received. He said there would be three new automobiles in his garage next week, and says also that noth ing less than a S30,000 purse will tempt him 10 fight.
 An effort to interest Johnson in Jim Flynn amused the champion, who said he could not consider Flynn serious ly. Surveying the field of white fight CTS Johnson could see nothing prom ising in any of them. Sam Langford. he said. is the only fighter that could hope to put up anything like an even match and the Boston boy, he added confidently would be whipped.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-26
DODGES JAIL BUT
 LANDS IN HOSPITAL
DoyIe's Attempted Getaway Is Cause of Disaster to
 Former Prisoner

Following an experience that rivas that Of Tam O'Shanter. Dennis Doyle. the prisoner who escaped frOm the custody of Officer LorCnzO Wright. Saturday morning. lies in the county hospital at Douglas, seriously and possibly fatally injured. BuJ the spir- it of John Blrleycorn goes marching cn.
 Doyle was arrested Saturday morn ing by Officer Wright on the charge of being drunk on the streets. Had he Known that on Sunday morning he would be free by virtue of the Christ mas spirit. he might today be whole and sound. with the possible exception of a headache,
 As the officer was taking him 10 jail. Doyle eluded the officers watch lulness by a ruse of deception. He asked permission to go into a sa- loon and il was granted He left the place by the rear door and until yes. terday morning, when he was brought into the city in a wagon, bruised and broken, nothing had been heard or him.
 After leaving the saloon. Doyle Is said to have gone to Johnson Addi- ton and there took or borrowed a team ot horses. He set out towards the international line at a speedy gallop. Down abour Osborne the team ran away and Doyle was thrown from the wagon and kicked and trampled upon by the frightened team.
 When found he was in an uncon. scious condition. He was brought 10 Bisbee by persons who found him and taken to the county hospital at Doug las on the morning train yesterday.
 Had Doyle gone to jail Saturday he would have been released yesterday morning. when orders signed b. Judge High emptied the city and branch county jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-26
GRANDMOTHERS
 USED SAGE TEA
To Darken the Hair and Re- store Gray and Faded Hair
 to It's Natural Color,

It is easier to preserve the color of the hair than to restore it, all though 1t Is possible Jo do both. Our gTandmothcrs understood the secret They made a sage tea and their dark, glossy hair long after middle life was due to this fact. Our mothers have gray hairs before they are fifty. but they are beginning to appreciate the wisdom of our grandmothers in using sage tea" for their hair and are fast following suit
 The present generation has the ad- vantage of the past in that it can get ready-to-use preparation called Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem edy. As a scalp tonic and color re- storer this preparation is vastly su- perior to the ordinary sage tea" made by our grandmothers.
 This remedy is sold under guar antee that the money will be re- funde if 1t fails to do exactly as rep resented.
 If your hair is losing color or com ing out, start using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur today. and see what change 1t will make in a few days time.
 This preparation is offered 10 the public at fifty cents a bottle and is recommended and sold by all duggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-26
FOOTBALL PAVING INVESTMENT

MIDDLETOWN, Conn, Dee 25.-- For the second time in the history Of football at Wesleyan University, the season this year closed with a profit The treasury shows a balance above all expenses of $2,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-26
NJ PRISONERS
 LEFT IN JAIL
When Texas Sheriff Fails to Answer KiIiingSWorth
 Is Set Free and
 Door LefI Open
FREEDOM THEIR PRESENT

Firing Of the arbitrary tactics Of a Texas sheriff and moved by the spir. it of Peace on Earth, Good Win to All Men," Jailer Farley T. McRea, re leased Earl Kiningsworth from the county jail here yesterday morning In a last effort to get a satisfactory answer from SkeriH Brown Of Reeves county. Texas. Officer. McRea telt- graphed to the Texas officer sunday afternooH. He received no reply and yesterday Eilhngsvorth walked from the branch county jail a free man.
 When Killingsworth left the jail every door was wIde open, all other prisoners having been liberated Sun day morning
 KillingswOrth had been in the To- cal jail for ten days. having been ar rested here at the request of the Tex as officer Local officers were wired that the Texas sheriff had left Pecos. Texas. With requisition papers, or they would have released the man long before The man has borne his Imprisonment good naturedly and had become very friendly with Bisbee of ticers who called al the jail, so they were more than ordinarily anxious to hear from the Texas officer or re- lease the man.
 kilhngsworth has cOntended that he was not the man wanted at all; that it was probably his brother, who he says is in Jail at Agua Prieta
 If any mistake was made. however. it was the Texas sheriff who made it and not the local officers The tele- gram from Sheriff Brown, at Pecos, Texas, gave the information that on a certain day Earl Killingsworth would call at the Bisbee postoffice for mail and asked that he be ar rested. The man arrested was Earl killingsworth and he fitted the de scription of the man asked for.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-26
Brief Local Items
Visits Mining Property.

Frank J. Nichols yesterday visited the property which he has under lease and bond in the White Oak group. after having made a trip to Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-26

Entertain Employees at Dinner.
 The management of the Royal the ater entertained its employees at a Christmas dinner at the Maze yes terday, and all of the best that the menu could afford was enjoyed.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-26
REPORT MADE
 BY GRAND JURY
Partial Findings Given 10 Court and Some h. diCtments Are
 Returned
THOMAS CASE IGNORED

The county grand jury, at Tomb stone, made a partial report Satur- day and took a recess until Thurs day. The jury made an efort to complete its docket, and worked both day and night but were unable to clear the docket. The jury will probably be in session from next Thursday until January 9, when the trial jury win meet.
 The case against Officer Charles x. Thomas. who was held to the grand jury by Judge Morris High, bond Of $500 at the preliminary hear ing Of the case of assault, made against him by one Phillips. was dropped by the grand jury after an investigation, no bill having been re- turned
 The case against John Mclaughlin, the prisoner whom Officer Thomas was charged with assaulting, who whas charged with resisting an off, cer was also dropped. and no further uctlon will be taken Mclaughlin was unable to give bond after his Preliminary hearing. and with the consent of the assistant district at torney, Ed J. Flanigan, he was al- lowed to go on his own recognizance until the time of the meeting of the grand jury.
 Dick Highfeld, and Bernard. of Lowell, were both indicted on the charge of cattle stealing. Both were bound over to the grand jury last week by Judge owen Murphy of Low ell. following their arrest by Officer L. R. Bailey, who worked up the evi- dence against them. Neither was able to give bond in the sum of $500 and are in jail at Tombstone. They will bs arraigned at the January ses- sion of the district court.
 The grand jury reported only on the cases in which a complete in- vestigation has been made It is re- ported that it's final report will con tain sensational indictments, though no indication as to their nature is known
 Assistant District Attorney E. J. Fianigan returned to Bisbee Saturday, as did Bisbee members Of the county grand jury.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-26
CHRISTMAS DANCE OF ELKS DELIGHTFUL Best of Season Is Verdict of AntIered Ones and of
 Their Guests

Its the best dance of the season. % said every guest of tho Elks at the Christmas dance last night. In at tendance were the largest numbers that have ever been gathered at a csnee in the lodge room, and with the Christmas spirit all prevailing, it was happy party who ripped the hours away through the mazes Of values and two steps.
 Never has tfre hall been more beau tifully decorated than last night, and delightful is a mild word to ex- press the Elks' Christmas dance.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-26
Returns from Chicago.

c J. Ainsley, Of the Fair Store, re turned on Saturday from a trip to Chicago
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-26
CUSHING LOSES THREE HORSES
Fire Destroys Valuso,e Harness Rs-
 eers at Minneapolis

MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 25.-Three race horses, valued at s1O,00O. were killed in a fire which started early today in the stables of J. B. Cushing and suffocated the animals before the flames were discovered. The horses killed were: Stade, value S5,00O; w. H. Boody, value S2.000. and Jim Big bee, value s2,O00. How the fire start cd is not known.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-26
Methodlst church

The weakly prayer meeting will be held Wednesday at 7:30, subject, "Mending Resolutions"
 The Epworth League Bible study class will meet in the social hall Thursday at 7:45 pm.
 The Methodist congregation will unite in the Union Watch Night sery- ice to be held at the Methodist church Sunday night tNew Years Eve) beginning at 10:30 pm.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-26
Pet Badaer Bought

The Elks lodge has new mascot. Sunday night thirty of the members raised 8 fund and made the pnr- chase of Dick. tho badger that has been in the city for some time as a visitor and he will now make his home at the club house. Dick is fairly tame for a badger, and is very playful with those who win his friendship.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-26
VETERAN TRAINER IS ILL

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21:-"Mike" Murphy the athletic trainer of the University of Pennsylvania, has been ordered by his physician to spend the winter in a milder climate so as to build himself up for the work of training the American team which will compete in the Olympic events at Stockholm, Sweden, next year Murphy is now III at his home.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-26
Advertise in the Review.

poration has so much capital and that
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-26
Christmas orange Blossoms.

One home in Bisbee was redolent with the perfume of orange blossoms yesterday. Mrs. Parker Woodman received as a present box of or anges for Christmas and in the box was a large wreath of orange bios sons and some tiny fruit mixed with them. which were speedily added to the Christmas decorations in the Woodman home
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-26

At the Royal tonight there is a renl treat in store for the patrons of that popular amusement place, in the special engagement of one Of the most remarkable performers on the American stage today, and one wno in his own line is without an equal. At no inconsiderable ex- pense the management has succeed ed in engaging Prof. A. Nj. Gibbons, the remarkable trick violinist, who has been pronounced without a peer.
 The engagement of Prof A. N. GiI- bert assures for Bisbee patrons Of the Royal real treat, as well as tho opportunity of witnessing a genuine novelty, spenks for itself of the pro gressiveness and up-to-dateness of the management. and Is a chance that Is not to be missed.
 This is change night at the Royal and there will be a complete change in the pictures. all new reels and some that are more than usually in teresting and attractive.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-26

PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
 Your druggist will refund money fl PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or erotruding Piles in 6 to l4 days. soc
The oasis., 1911-05-20
FRANK SMITH
or Hermoslllo a We'll Knowu Anne rican
 Business Man Died May i2th.

Information received from Her. mosillo Sunday night was to the effect that Mir. Frank Smith, pro- prietor of the Boston Store in that city had died very suddenly and unexpectedly Thursday or Friday of last week. Owing 10 the inter- ruption of communication the in- formation received is very meagre. Deceased complained of feeling poorly and went to bed. A short time later he was found by his wife dead in bed. Deceased had lived many years in Sonora, and was engaged in mining in which he did we'll. He has yet valuable mining interests. In conjunction with Richard Fleischer Mir. Smith established the Boston Store some seven or eight years ago. Later he bought out his partner and has conducted the business alone sev- eral years. Deceased was about sixty years of age and a native of Ohio. Except his widow he leaves no immediate relatives.