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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
IN THE COUNTY OF COCHiSE,
STATE OF ARIZONA


IN THE Matter OF the Estate ana
Guardianship Of ETHEL r. SAMP.
SON, MARGARET +. SAMPSON
and EMORY SAMPSON, Minors.
Notice Of Settlement Of Account.
NOTICE is hereby given thai
Florence l. Foster, Guardian OF the
Estaes Of Ethel r. Sampson, Margaret
+. Sampson and Emory Sampson,
Minors. has rendered and presented
Tor settlement, and fled in said Court,
her Final account OF her Guardianship
of sad estates and tina. Friday, the
Sixth day OF December, 1912, at 1900
o'clock P NJ, at the Courtroom Of
said Court, at the Court House In
The city of Tombstone, in said Co
chise County, has been duly appointed
by the Judge of said court for the
ettlement OF said account at which
inc and place any person interested
in said estate may appear and file his
exceptions in writing, TO the said
account and contest the same
J. L. JAMES,
Clerk Of the Superior Court.
BY c. B. WILSON,
Deputy Clerk
Dated November 18th, 1912.
re
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior.

GGpaa 1tbEUA VI tFC iHtGElS's
U. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
November 18th. 1912
NOTICE is hereby given that Jere-
miah NJ. Rich, Of McNeal, Arizona
who. on July End. 1908, made Home
stead entry, No. O6, for w IL NV Ia
ana WIZ SW1-4, SecGon 81, Town
ship p s., Range Is E., G & S. L
Meridian, has flied notice of inten
iisn to make final Three year proc:
tc establish claim 10 the land above
described, before Jared D. Taylor. U
s. Commissioner. at Risbee, Arizona
on the 18th day Of December, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses;
John Burrows, Of Lowell, Ariz.
James Park Emery, of McNeal Ariz.
William Dietzman, Of McNeal, Ariz.
John F. Peace, OF McNeal, Ariz.
FRANK II. PARKER,
Register
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menu, OF direct others in the work.
The planning Of menu for
Thanksgiving is no easy task. Many
things must be considered, not the
least Of which is the finances Of the
family. Here is a menu that should
prove helpful:
Menu for Thanksgiving Dinner.
Celery Rsdishes Olives
Blue Points on Half Shell
Cream Of Fresh Mushrooms
Salmon. Partisan Style
Roast Turkey with Cranberry Sauce
Glazed Sweet Potatoes
Baked Stuffed Tomatoes
Romaine and Grape Fruit Salad
Plum Pudding
Raisins Nuts
Roquefort Cheese
Coffee
Cream Of Mushroom.
Chop mushrooms, add to chicken
soup with a slice Of onion, cook 20
minutes and rub through sieve. Re
heat. put two tablespoons OF butter
in a saucepan, add the same amount
OF -four When this bubbles add two
thirds cup mushrooms and snip
LIQUID, stir in the rest and add one
cup OF cream and pepper and salt.
Boiled Salmon.
Salt the fish and let stand several
hours, then boil until the flesh sep
arates from the bones. Place fish on
platter. strain the FISH liquid, beat
yolks of two eggs. add one-hslf cup
cream and favor with one tablespoon
OF sherry Gradually pour the hot
fish liquid over the egg mixture, stir
ring constantly. Then pour over fish,
set IN the oven with the oven door
open TO keep hot and serve. garnished
with slices OF lemon. slices OF red
beets and parsley.
Roast Turkey.
Dust the entire surface Of the tur-
key with salt and let stand over
night The next morning place in q
large dripping pan, and spread the
breast. legs and wings with onetnird
cup butter creamed with one-fourth
cup Of ionr. Dredge the bottom Of
pan with -four. Place in hot oven and
baste often with one-fourth cup Of fat
in three-fourths cup OF water Turn
the turkey often that il may brown
nicely serve on hot platter With
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PERFECT TRUST is NEEDED
Really Thankful Heart Is Only POSI-.
bic When There Is Submission
10 Gods VIII.

TO draw a line OF separation. even
uneonscioUsiy, between things for
which We should be thankful and
things which have In them no cause
for gratitude IL equivalent 10 assum-
ing either thar Coo is not always kind.
OF that he does not aissys know what
is best for u.s. Ana thaS assumption,
even though II may not be clearly
defined in our own minds. makes it
impossible TO trust God with child.
like confidence.
A really thankful heart is only pos
sibIe whore there is perfect trust in
God. perfect submission 70 his win.
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Wanted

saleminen-We want re
liable. capable salesnen for this
locality TO sell our elegant lines OF
imported and domestic calendars.
souvenirs, fans, signs, leather and
aluminium novelties, etc. Liberal
concessions, prompt payments. ex-
elusive territory. Begin Jan. list.
Write Immediately with refer
enccs. Mention territory preferred.
State experience. The old cal. house
The Cast Bank-Note Company, ST
Louis, Mo. y
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And there is solid foundation for
this assurance in the fact that God
spared not his own Son. but dellv-
cred him up for us ALL; for. as Paul
argues. seeing that Gods love i'm
PEELED him 70 make so great a sacri-
fee as 70 give his own Son to die for
us. how shall he not with him also
freely give US all things?"
Rejoice always; pray without ceas'
ing; In everything give thanks: for
this is the will of God In Christ
Jesus TO you his ward"
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His Change in Belief.

do you believe that all men are
created equzl?" 81 used TO before l
was married" "And now?" Now I
find that can't begin to compare with
other womeu's husbands. Detroit
Free Press.
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A,pen eest wood tor Mste;.es.

Aspen wood is used almost exclu-
sively in the manufacture Of matches
IN Sweden, as it is easily cut and
porous enough TO be easily impregnat-
ed with sulphur or paTafin.
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PLANNING THE MENU

He national festival OF
Thanksgiving is not en-
tirely a day Of rejoic-
ing for the housewife.
She 1t is who must
shoulder the RESPONSE
bility for the feast
which is the principal
feature of the day. She
must either prepare the
various dishes which
20 to make up the
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Ernm HIS Point e View.

stop that Hands on, How do
Tou know I'm the passenger that
stepped on yeur FOOT" 81 don't know
L abso;us sly. but Dim I'm giving you
(bifID the benefit Of the (bifl bang)
ioubtS
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som.N.i,st Contradictory.

In America. says the Louisville
CouTier-Iourral. a school teacher
works, upon the average. for about
half az aIcnSaz brickisyer. and has
20 tsii the boyf that education is a
necessity if.they would get on in life.
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Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT Of The Interior.


L. S. Land once at Phoenix, Arizona
tf=i.5@ November 18th, 1912
NOTICE is hereby given that Tion;
as l. Pointer OF Garces, Arizona, who
on March 18th, 1907. made Homestead
enty, No. 036#3. for IL NV Il,
SW IA NE II of Section 20 and, Add
entry O195J6. Oct. 1912 for Sc Ia NE
II Sec. 20 Township % s., Range Il Z
G. & S. x. Meridian, has filed notice
OF intention to maze Final five year
proof. TO establish claim to the lane
above described before Jared ID. Tay-
lUr, u. s. Commissioner, at Bisbee, Arl.
zona, On the nth. day OF December
1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Horace w. GlaTlSsOn, of Bisbee, AriZ
Peter g. Ross, of GaTces, Ariz.
Jacob c. Baker. of Hereford, Ariz.
Charles T. Hswley, OF Bisbee. Ariz.
FRANK II. PARKER,
Register.
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REVIEW WANT ADS


mimi Of
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What d. Re Mean7

Now look here, Maria" said Mr..
Wombat, IF you don't stop playing
bridge all the time I'll take hand"
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For Sale---Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE&Sp Spanish course in Inter,
national Correspondence School
Cheap for cash. Box 1896 Bisbee.
TOI
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24

STEAM heated rooms at the Golden,
Main 81. s 33S
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s statesmen for strongest line of do
mestic aud imported calendars,
leather goods, signs, fans, pencils
and novelties, in the west Meek
er Advertising Co Inc, Joplin, Mo.
10.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
Hghthousekeeping J. G. Pritchard
PA Tombstone Canyon. 703
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FOR SALE Room .ng house, opposite
Y. NJ. @ A., Mrs. Bert Tayior. $3.50
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LODGE NOTICES
MASONIC CALENDAR.
WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER "a,

Monday
. Tuesday-Chapt & Council
IN Wednesday, Greg.
NY Thursday-K. T. Reg
Saturday
George A Bridge. a. n.
Basse;t Watkins. Secy E.. 4 A n
T Abrams. II p.
F. E. Bennett, T. I. 81.
-orge 4 Bride. e c
W. r. Banks, Secy.. Huachuca Coun-
Il, r. 4 N. & X. T.
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p ROOM house, all furnished, for
sale at bargain. Iogfk & seed.
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A famous philosopher was discuss.
ing truth. There are three times he
said. when man is justified in tell
ing a falsehood. They are, first. to
woman; second. for a woman; and
third-well, ! forgot the third"
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Lost

LOST Golden Angora cat Reward If
returned to No. p Clawson Hin.
IS.
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FOR SALE-FourroOm house and
furniture, also four desirably 10
Gated lots. Cheap if bought at
once. Box 1e3. I'm
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y" --TT-s = I.lI.Ils7T 10
anaeF sJln iano 'dl titles as Seven
Seas Of a sorrowfuI Soul for Sin.'
A Handful Of Honeysuckles." "A
Hiyeful Of Honey etc, published a
number Of rhyming versions Of Gene
sis and job. which are now worth
their weight in gold to the blblio
maniac.
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LOST-Ladies' gold watch and black
silk fob Saturday evening Name
Bertha" engraved on front Be
tween c. @. store and Bjddy DOyle's
place Finder leave at Review Of
fee and receive reward. Mrs. +.
II. Wittlg 64S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

IN 1900 was practicing medicine in
Millersville, Pennsylvania, thriving
farming community A promincn, citizen
Of that locality called AZ my office one day
IN very feeble condition So much 50
ne had to be assisted IN al.ghtng from his
wagon.
| found on questioning him that he had
been afflicted for about two years. he
had consulted various doctors. among
them -pccialist from Philadelphia They
pronounced his disease to be Bright dis
case OF the kidneys lie was graduail,
failing in strength, losing flesh rapidly.
and altogether presented very niiiable
spectacle. the remnant Of a once strong
and happy man
| had been treating a neighbor OF his
successfully ID.T neighbour had hghl,
recommended me, and thus il was he had
come TO me.
He told mo that the doctors had prac-
tically given up his case as hopeless and
he ielt free 70 consult any other phv-
sician. | hesitated TO take the case. as /
ielt sure ! could not do anything more
than the other physicians had done 1
told him 50. yci he insisted upon my pre-
scrioins- ] was q graduate OF the iciicr-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

% Foster Parties had for the moment,
stepped hofwcon Floyd ana nfns.i.
winch prevented aim from actually
seeing the pistol The witness gaij
be- fred twice at Flovd Allen. and
then turned and hred one shot at wes
le5 Edwards VINO was also shooting
in the difection % the cour, officers
Robert Biankenship was used 70
'a"n'ifv Block cut from the door Of
i1e irrr room since the las, TRIAL with
.lll embedded therein and correspond g
inr in cai.bse with the ban nr.d Nv
Qtesenherry at Siina Edwards
Toner i-efwick isasc Martin. J. NJ.
h"fii and Coleton testified as 10
iirelis 10 make hole IN the court"
uy Floyd Allon. substantially tho
same o. IN former trials.
Court adionrued q. o'clock unto
Monday morning
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OBITUARY
william Fleming nptler

William Fleming Butler. son NJ the
late william Fleming Butler and Viz
ginia winston Butler. OF this city.
died at ms home in Wheeling W
Va. on Friday afternoon. Mr. Butler
was born ana reared in this city. He
married Miss Mamie Bates. dausbter
OF DR. Bates. OF Wheeling and since
the war has resided there He is
survived by hts widow and two chill
dren-Nlrs Robert j. Reed ana A.
Bates Butler all or Wheeling-anf by
two Notwithstanding st Clair Butler.
OF Mathews County. and Robert H.
Butler. OF Drewry's BluM-and by
three sisters-Mrs Lucy x Mcqueen.
Mrs. Lewis II. Andrews ana Miss Cora
b. butter. all OF this city. Mr. But
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cine which was his last call. A month
or % afterwards neighbour Of his allied
aud got "a bottle OF the same medicine
aging hat my patient was practically
Meu man, attending 10 his duties about his
large farm
had given him the Neutralzinp Mix
tllc. winch was 4 remedy that had usod
before only Tor bowel Diseases The Same
remedy thA1 has since been sold under
me maine % Pcruna. could not oi,;to
under 'and how 1T was thlt Perm,
-honld operate 50 benchcialv ,n snch
seemingly different diseases had not
yet Sfasped the correct philosophy of dis
ease dld not then clearly conprehend
In9{ 'atauh may affect the Kidneys al
ven as 'nc bowels. Nothing Of that sort
was taught IN the books In those DAYS
~ tooN me years before I clearly compre
hended that catarrh was disease l;5hl.
20 attack any organ Of the body
Catarrh Is a disease Of the mucous
neUuianes The mucous membranes
inc every organ. duct and cavity In the
body. hus 1t is catarrh may settle any
WheIe where there is a mucous membrane.
Peruna Is my remedy for all these cases
insist upon IT,. however, that Peuina ia
not cure-all. use it FOR lust one dis
ease. catarrh But as catarrh is liable 10
affect 50 many different places disturb
so many different functions. deranec so
many different organs, it does seem TO
many people as il regarded Peruna as
cure-all
The above narrative is simply one Of
the many cases in my early practice that
brought me 70 comprehend the wonderful
efficacy Of Peruna in such a variety of
diseases. The kidneys may be affected
by other diseases than catarrh, but the
average case Of kidney disease is catarrh
OF the kidneys Al cases OF Bright's dis
case begin with oatarrh Of the kidneys.
This being true, and it also being true that
Peruna is catarrh remedy it follows
that a great many cases Of kidney disease
would be benefited by Pcruna. Peruna is
for sale at all drug stores.
SPECIAL NOTICE. MANY person.
are making inquiries for the old time Pc
runa. TO such would say, this formula
- now put out under the name Of KA-
IAR-NO, manufactured by KA-TAR-
no Company, Columbus. Ohio. Write
them and they will be pleased to send YOU
free booklet
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DR.. GEO. W. BUTTS
DIES SUOOENL Y

suffolk Va. September 7.-Dr
George W BUTTS one of sunolk's
Oldest and most prominent citizens.
droppet dead last night at O'clock
While on Il visit to his daughter. Mrs.
Henry Powell. at Port Norfolk DR..
Butts was in Suffolk on Thursday IN
the best OF health and attended meet
supervisors. OF which he was "A mem
Der he was. up TO year ago. county
treasurer OF this county and at the
TINE OF MS death WAS president OF tho
a Nd Blind Institute at stanton. IL
pFacticed med cine 81 TINS section for
nearly half century. ana was a sur
seon the southern army He leaves
funeral Will be held tomorrow al Ves~
ley Chapel Methodist Church. at Chuc-
atuck mis- home
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Serious Kidney Disease Treated
BY an Old-Fashioned Doctor

son Medical College at Philadelphia. and
as one Of the consulting physicians had
been professor in that college it seemed
10 me r-ite unlikely that would be able
TO do any more than he'd been done but
prescribed what seemed to be the best
thing under the circumstances.
Tie went away and in a week he re
turned saying he was no better, that he
was till losing ground He judged that
ne had taken the same medicine before
no doubt he had But he wished me to
prescribe again did SO
This went ON Tor about two months.
the patient falling all the time. and was
becoming thoroughly discouraged with
tic case
One day the patient said to me. doc
tor why don YOU give nae the medicine
you gave my neighhor2 We all thought
hc would die, bur your medicine cured
nun This sac why came 70 sou Why
not give me- the same medicine you gave
But" I said your ncghbor did not
have kidney disease Il was a bowel
complaint that prescribed for in his case
! remember gave him the Neutralzing
Mixture that ] make Il great deal OF use
of IN bowel diseases
well want SOME Of the same medi-
cine YOU gave him 1t worked wonders
with him and believe it will with me"
But" | said, this is not a medicine
for kidney disease
Well since you seem to be like the
rest Of the doctors YOU cannot help me.
why not try the medicine that helped my
ncighbor''
After SOME hesitation concluded to
give him bottle Of it. In ten DAYS he
returned Tic at once began 70 beratc me
on no complimentary words. saying:
You knew very well this medicine
would help me You held it back merely
70 get more fees for treating me. From
the FIRST the medicine has helped me and
| have made rapid improvement. II /
Gould have had this medicine year ago
] should have been saved a great deal Of
expense and loss of time
! replied that | was glad the medicine
had helped him ] was somewhat con
fused by bis brusquc manner and rough
speech ] gave him another bottle Of
medicine Did not see him again for
about three weeks. Once more he called
At my Office for another bottle Of medi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

here in the Circuit Court for this city
Wednesday next
The policies are IN favor o., the fol
io~ine lesei. p Board. wife o.. the
licensed. $1,000. The g f Board
Motor Truck Company $4,000 Tne
Board Armstrong Compau,. $1,000.
Mr Board vas prominent manu-
facirrer % this city and vas visiting
at Wake Fores; al the time he met
hts death
Tho lusty cries OF newly born
infan, which carly this morning had
been thrown into well in the rear
~ 2 mouse on the west side Of Prince
street. between Fayette and Yayne
Streets. attir cted occupants OF the
mouse, Who notified Policemen Eiohol-
son VINO lives across,hestreet. a
squad Of policemen headed by Chief
Goods soon arrived on the scene and
additional help was obtained and
man lowered into the we'll and he
succeeded, fter considerable difioul-
~. In recovering the child from mis-
perlious position Tho Infant was
--ken in charge by Policeman Camp
bell and conveyed 10 the hospital,
where ~ IS reported TO be but little
the worse from its thrilling experi-
ence II encountered a short time at
ter first seeing light OF day The in
FAINT weighs twelve pounds The police
imm alatNly afterwar5 began an in
vestisation and woman whom they
suspected as being the mother OF the
ohNd at FIRST denied II Later. under
pressure. she admitted being the moth
er OF the infant the police say She
is now a patient at the hospital The
mother. however. denied having placed
tho chilf in the we'll, which is ten
feet deep II is expected that the au-
thorities may prosecute the case. No
action VIII. however, be taken for the
present time. It IS said
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Judge t. winston no,.,.,

tSpecial % the Ttmes- y lspatch.1
Roc ford city. Va. September T.
a telegram was received Yesterday
Miss Mary Moseley announcing the
death Of her brother Judge r. Win
ston Moseley There we're no fants
as TO the circumstances OF his death.
Judge Moselsy. who was native OF
Bedford. the son OF the late Or Henry
Moseley prominent physician, a
member OF n very influential family.
had attained much prominence as an
able iurist IN his home In Kansas ana
was very popular He was a member
Of the Masonic fraternity, also the
Elks and knights OF the Pythians
The remains win be brought to Bed
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SUIT TO RECOVER
TOTAL OF $4,000
Action Against Life Insurance
Companies on Behalf OF
Board Estate.

T1N'-IaI . I7e IImes-U lspafchl
Alexandria, Va. September Suit
10 recover 4 total OF $4,000 represent
ing tho amount OF three lie insura nee
policies held with tho Mutual Lie
Insurance Company % New York on
the lie of the late Benjaman Fleet
Board VINO was killed az Wake For
'st y g. as q result ~ fall from q
water tower arc slated to be heard
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MARRIAGES

CLARK Married. In palt,-
more September. 1912 Mise Tiilie
Nc Aalaine Clark OF Richmond
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Clark md Mir. Walter Harley, Of
Pennsylvania
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schercr Much BETTER.

The condition q Luther / scherer
was reported greatly improved last
night There are now no disquieting
ana his physicians say he
may see his friends within day or
two
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DEATHS

GREGORY.-Died. on August 2. 1912
az the no Ia OF his daug inter-. Mrs
W. q Ivey. In Chesterfield County.
EDWIN 5. GREGORY. age ~ years
Mr. Gregory was justice OF the
peace Tor about forty years and
liyed the greater part OF his life
near Enon Baptist Church. OF which
he had long been member. He
married In early life Miss Rosa Gil.
OF Chesterfield. and leaves her ana
the following children to mourn
their loss: Richard Gregory and
Mrs. George Welton. Fullerton. Cal.
Ernest Gregory. Los Angeles: AIRS "
S Wright Roanoke, Va. Walter
Gregory, Norfolk Willis Gregory ana
Mrs. g &. Jones OF Richmond. and
Mrs. w. @. Ivey of Chesterfield
s. The pail bearers we're: J. A.
" l. burgess. T. y. Pordue Of
Chesterfield; a. G. Diggs. of Ricn-
mond and William f. GIL and W. C.
GIN, OF fetersburs. He was buried
In Blandford Cemetery. Petsrs burg,
Rev. L. @. Shearer conducting tho
ceremony
Mr. Gregory was upright ana con-
scientious In al his dealings. was
patient ana resigned I'm his last III
ness. and passed away pcacefully.
His last words were. You all are
sorry. but IT is al well lie had
a large number of friends who re-
memhered him In death and covered
his grave with flowers.
CAREER in Chicago. Friday.
September 6. 1912. CHARLES l. GAR
BEk. son OF the late Gideon and
Ella CARRIER In his thirty sixth year
Funeral notice later
SCOTT in Ithica. ". y. satur.
day, September z. JAMES e. SCOTT
trusted steward OF the Tudary House
for years. AGED tweny-seVen years
son of y. c. scott
WILLIAMS Died. at tho residence of
her son-in law. II c. Mason. 1917
Fairmount Avenue. September g.
1912. at 1915 o'clock. MRS ELIZA
BETH c. WILLIAMS. widow OF T.. :
Williams. and daughter of the lnte
William Greaner she IS survived
by two daughters. Mrs II G. Mason
and Mrs A. Baily and three sis
ters Mrs Rose " Johnston and
Misses Fannie and Aioiiie Greaner
Funeral from the residence THIS
AFTERNOON at o'clock
Baltimore papers please copy
HEATH Died. at tho residence of hor
daughter. AIrs. y. +. Holt No POI
East Seventh Street at $50 =. VI
September z. 1912. Mrs MARY A.
HEATH. aged 81 years
Funeral viii take place from De-
catur street NJ. = Church SUNDAY
September 5. at =. Nj lnterment
In MaurN Cemetery.