The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

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Z. p. Coulter of New Castle received
word the first Of the week that his
father had suffered . pasalytie strske
at the old home At Hartford, Nova
Scotia. Nx. Coulter left GlenwoGA
Monday night, accompanied by his sis-
ter, Nrs. A. p. Rxlston, Of this city, ia
the hope that they might see their faith
eF alive, although the telegran indi'
Gated that the end was very near.
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"Dv. Thoaas' Electric Oh y the
bsst remedy fOr that oftsa fatal dis
sAse-cssup. II has been used with
ssees.s in our family fer eight ysass."
Mr. L wAitsers, Bs9als, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Harry Logan rstsrssd
XhnnpAny aoon from their motor trip
= Denver. Thsy taA ss0s tssshss
sing over snl did net ~ tAssaGA !,
- day - they lad sst out TO do. This
~ evias to . rais sAss1 in osssa
Issk. o. tAs way back tAsy sass
tAssssA tAs park j,st bsEsss - big
assn al water spsst vAisa ssst .
vau Of water down Trout creek, tsas-
- sat bsidges, sd vsshins tAs ssadR
ct in many places. NJ. LoSAn says
~ rsaAs IN EAGss esuaty are spaseAid
ed tAs drive thrsuga tAs olsawssd
so.oa y al risht Altsgsthss - says
tAsrs b htEls cause fss esaPlaist as
| ~ roads bstwssa hsrs al Dssvsr. In
. few plssss tAsy might b bsttss, bss
sssefaay speaking tAsy are very go.
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Bull roo 6AI1
Fi,s la.ss hokteia, - .sstAs cid.
Win ssn Or trade for gsod Rin cow.
AAdnss, go, Rssts l, Boz .
7-24-st OayeesSaIs, Oslo.
Heavy, inp.rs blsoA nakss . eaa-
dy. pi.pay soapssziss, AssAssss.,
aaussa- indigestion. rhia blse1 makes
you weak, pale aad siekly. For psrs
blosd, sound digestion, Ne Dsrdeek
Blood Bittsrs. 9l.oo q an stores.
Ma Y1A1oD RAAn0D on
0lsnwssd vss shseked last NseAay
sftssaesa At the .sws which cane fro.,
CArbssdaie that Mrs. Mary J. Francis
lad passed away suddenly At her home
from organic heart disease.
She lad just seated herself at the
dining room table At the luncheon
hour when she complained Of feeling
i'll. Harry Van Syckel suggested that
she had better lie down and she walked
to her room and reclined on the bsd.
No sooner had she done this tha. she
gave sharp cry Harry" and 81.
though Mr.. Van SyckeI rushed to heI
eide he found her just gasping her last.
She did not speak again after utterins
the one word and although physicians
were hastily summoned, they found
life extinct.
Mrs. Francis was nearly 20 years OF
aee and for almost 80 years she had
lived in Carbondale where her name
was synonymous with charity and
helpfulness. None but the recording
angel will ever know the full extent
of her benefactions, but it is an open
secret that none ever came to her an
sorrow or distress or financial straits
to be turned away empty handed
Throughout all this country her chari.
ties were . matter of much favorable
comment and NO one representing :,
worthy cause ever approached Mrs.
Francis in vain.
Mrs. Francis was worth between
2,0Oe,OOO and $4,000, 900, represented
principally by valuable oil and coal
lands in Pennsylvania, stocks, bonds
and monies in bank, and real estate
holdings in several states. Her prop
critics in Garfield and Pitkin counties
are valued At 100000 and these rep
resent but = fraction Of the value Of
her estate.