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Sat., Nov. 14 (2-3): J. J. Kelley died at his home, 20th & Gorman, today. The funeral will be tomorrow from the residence. Burial at Greenwood cemetery. He worked for G. B. Adams & Co. Leaves wife and seven children.

Sun., Nov. 15 (7-4): Watt Caufield Sr., 63, died yesterday at the residence of his brother, H. J. Caufield, at the ranch near McGregor. Never married. Lived fifty years with H. J. To California in 1848. Funeral today, Rev. J. L. Bowl­ing. Burial at Harris Creek cemetery.

Fri., Nov. 20 (2-5): Nine-month-old child of Mahaley Webster on South 3rd died today of scalding.

Fri., Nov. 20 (8-3): Elgie Wiggins, 17, a negro girl who was burned Thursday, died today. Granddaughter of the late Jake Wiggins.

Sat., Nov. 21 (2-4): Mrs. Dr. Gustav Jack died yesterday at 628 North 13th. Burial tomorrow from the residence, at Hebrew Rest cemetery. Left two chil­dren, husband, and brothers and sister.

Sat., Nov. 21 (2-4): Mrs. Lula Elgin, 27, died yesterday. Leaves husband and two small children. Funeral tomorrow. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sat., Nov. 21 (5-4): Mrs. Almira G. Wallace, widow of J. D. Wallace, died today at the residence, 729 South 3rd. In Waco since 1857. Funeral Sunday from the residence, Rev. M. S. Hotchkiss officiating. Burial at Odd Fellows cemetery.

Sat., Nov. 20 (6-4): Obituary: Little Charles O'Neal Webster, youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Webster, was born Feb. 2, 1903, and died Nov. 20, 1903. By E. L. White.

Mon., Nov. 23 (5-4): Henry T. Ashburn is ill at Muscogee.

Tue., Nov. 24 (8-3): Mrs. C. L. Smith, mother of W. D. Smith of Waco, died at San Antonio yesterday. Funeral today.

Wed., Nov. 25 (2-6): Dr. A. I. Cammack died today at his residence in East Waco. He was wounded at Gettysburg. Age 65. Born in Mississippi. Married Miss Frances Harrison in Louisiana 42 years ago. In 2nd Louisiana regiment. To Waco 29 years ago. Wife and six children survive, including H.M. Cammack, City Recorder. Funeral from residence, 507 Dallas St., East Waco, tomorrow. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Wed., Nov. 25 (5-3): Mrs. Toby Novich, 85, suffered burns and died later, yes­terday. Roomed at residence of Max Harris, 307 North 3rd. Funeral today.

Wed., Nov. 25 (2-6): Charles McCulloch died today on North 4th. Brother of Mayor C. C. McCulloch. Wife and children. Funeral pending.

Wed., Nov. 25 (8-2): W. G. Brantley died today at his home near Robinson, age 50. Funeral at Baptist Church at Robinson today.

Wed., Nov. 25 (8-6): Alger, age 2, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Lain, died at Gholson yesterday. Funeral today.

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Thu., Nov. 26 (2-1): W. G. Brantley of Hewitt died today. Leaves wife and five children. Born Calhoun Co., Miss., 1853. Was age 50. Brother of Mrs. S. S. Wood, formerly of Waco. Uncle of J. Hansel Wood, Dero M. Wood and Hernando Wood.

Thu., Nov. 26 (8-4): Mrs. Novich died yesterday. Funeral also yesterday.

Thu., Nov. 26 (8-4): Mrs. Olena Anderson died at Clifton yesterday. Remains were sent to Waco, and to the residence of Mrs. A. Blum, 15th & Jefferson. Funeral tomorrow. Leaves two small children. Husband died several years ago.

Thu., Nov. 26 (8-4): Clair, age 2, son of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Conger, died today at their residence at China Spring. Funeral at China Spring.

Thu., Nov. 26 (8-4): J. A. W. Oliver, citizen of Speegleville, died yesterday, age 71. Funeral today.

Fri., Nov. 27 (2-4): Redelie Gertrude Williams, age 2, child of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Williams, died yesterday at 506 Jefferson. Buried today from the residence, at Greenwood cemetery.

Sun., Nov. 29 (2-3): Remains of R. S. Slater are to arrive Waco today. Died at Fort Worth yesterday in an explosion. Funeral at Speegleville. Former fireman of Waco.

Wed., Dec. 2 (5-3): Miss Lillian Daniel, 21, died yesterday at the residence of her cousin, Prof. E. E. Cammack, eight miles west of Waco. Funeral at the residence today. Burial at Bosqueville.

Thu., Dec. 3 (5-3): Charles D. Sparks died yesterday in an accident at 4th & Franklin. Funeral pending. Son of Hawk Sparks, pioneer settler. Brother of Ed Sparks and of Mrs. Steinbeck.

Sat., Dec. 5 (5-1): A negro child burned to death today, age 2 1/2, near 8th & Jackson. Named Marion Jackson, a boy.

Sat., Dec. 5 (5-2): A child of Matt Johnson, negro of North 8th, died from injury from a fire.

Sat., Dec. 5 (5-2): Mrs. Isabella Henry, 77, died yesterday at her residence, 320 North 4th. In Waco many years. Left four children: L. S. Henry, James Henry, Mrs. S. A. Garland, and Mrs. A. H. Ming. Funeral from Church of the Assumption.

Sun., Dec. 6 (2-3): Funeral of Charles D. Sparks was yesterday at Bosqueville.

Mon., Dec. 7 (2-5): Marian L. Gibson, age 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gibson, died today at the residence, 1012 South 6th. Funeral tomorrow at the residence.

Mon., Dec. 7 (5-5): Will Lewis, negro, died yesterday. Worked at the State House bar. Aged 33. Funeral today.

Mon., Dec. 7 (8-3): Funeral of Mrs. Isabella Henry from the Church of the As­sumption, P. J. Clancy officiating. Burial at Hold Cross cemetery.

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Tue., Dec. 8 (8-3): Harold P. McKenney, age 22, died yesterday at the family residence, 1819 South 8th. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. and Florence McKenney, and grandson of Gen. J. W. Speight. Funeral tomorrow, Pastor Lunsford.

Wed., Dec. 9 (2-8): Funeral yesterday for Marian L. Gibson, 8, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gibson. Rheumatism. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Wed., Dec. 9 (2-5): Gustavia McShan, a negro woman, died yesterday from burns. Daughter of Morris Woods of Cooper Grocery Co. Funeral today.

Fri., Dec. 11 (8-4): Jim Hawkins of China Spring, age 28, died yesterday. Son of Capt. Hawkins. Funeral at the cemetery today near China Spring.

Sat., Dec. 12 (2-2): Thomas Carroll, 20, died today on South 11th. Funeral to-morrow. Burial at Holy Cross cemetery.

Sun., Dec. 13 (2-1): Thomas Carroll, 20, died yesterday. Funeral today, Church of the Assumption. Burial at Holy Cross cemetery. A member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians.

Sun., Dec. 13 (7-1): Col. R. B. Parrott died yesterday at Hot Springs, Ark., of paralysis. A native of Virginia, 1848. University of Virginia at age 14. In the war, joined the Col. Mosby regiment. To Texas in 1872 and settled in Waco. Insurance business. Remains shipped to Waco. Funeral Monday. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Fri., Dec. 18 (2-2): Jim Lewis, a Waco negro, died at Lorena today.

Mon., Dec. 21 (5-3): Bailey Slayden died yesterday from a runaway on Saturday. Son of Col. S. W. Slayden. Age 25. Born at St, Louis. Funeral today, Episcopal church. Ship remains to Champaign.

Mon., Dec. 21 (803): Mrs. Mary Ann Curtis Stephenson, wife of J. C. Stephenson, died yesterday at residence on South 4th. Leaves husband and three children: Edwin Napier Stephenson, Mrs. Judge Walker, and William Wyatt Stephenson. Born Jan. 20, 1835, in LaGrange, Alabama. Married J. C. Stephenson Oct. 3, 1855, near Leighton, Ala. To Waco January, 1870. Funeral Wednesday from the residence at 802 South 4th. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Thu., Dec. 24 (2-4): Charles R. Maupin, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Maupin, died today. Funeral today; burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Thu., Dec. 24 (2-4): Nine-months-old child of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Parker of China Spring died today. Funeral today; burial at China Spring.

Thu., Dec. 24 (4-6): J. W. Henshaw, of 3rd & Jones, died today. Born Greene Co., Tenn., June 8, 1839. Capt. in C.S.A. Married to Mattie C. McGaughey and to Texas in 1866. To Waco in 1872. Wife died in 1886. In 1891, married to Mrs. Angie Roberts, who survives. Two sons: Frank E. and James M. of Waco Funeral from the residence tomorrow. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Thu., Dec. 24 (4-6): Martin Copeland died at the home of his mother, 919 So. 12th. Funeral today.

Thu., Dec. 24 (6-3): John Kelly, son of Andrew S. Kelly of 935 South 3rd, suicided at the home of John Perard, a farmer three miles south of Waco. Aged 25 to 30. Remains to John C. Lees. Funeral today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery

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Fri., Dec. 25 (8-6): Adam Washington, negro, was killed yesterday by Joe Angelo, by accident.

Sat., Dec. 26 (5-4): Funeral was yesterday for J. W. Henshaw. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Tue., Dec. 29 (8-3): Paul Reed died at Aspermont yesterday. Formerly of McLennan county.

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Fri., Jan. 1 (8-3): Mrs. Elizabeth P. Bonner, wife of ex-Chief Justice Bonner, died today at Tyler. Known in Waco. Related to family of Mrs. Waller S. Baker of Waco.

Sat., Jan 2 (8-6): Tyler: Mrs. Elizabeth P. Bonner, widow of the late Judge M. H. Bonner, died Jan. 1. Daughter of Dr. Job Taylor. Leaves two sons: Chas. T. and Capt. John Tom; daughters: Mrs Anna McLendon, Mrs. Bettie Smith, Mrs. Sunshine Pope. Born Mississippi, Oct. 12, 1831.

Thu., Jan. 7 (5-5): Mrs. W. E. Taylor of Earl Row, East Waco, died yesterday. The remains were sent to Axtell for burial. Two babies also died. Funeral at Axtell.

Sat., Jan. 9 (8-3): A negro woman named Bammer, of Mart, was killed by Will Deikle several days ago.

Wed., Jan. 13 (8-6): Sam Newlon died Monday. A blacksmith. Funeral today. Burial at First Street cemetery.

Fri., Jan. 15 (2-6): Harry Quarles, 31, died at Shreveport, La. James H. Quarles of Fort Worth asked Fall & Puckett to make arrangements. Well known in Waco.

Fri., Jan. 15 (6-4): J. H. Rainey died Thursday last in Waco. Born Hinds Co., Miss., Apr. 13, 1827 (?). Was in the Confederate Army. Member of Pat Cleburne Camp, etc. In cotton business. Survived by widow and two daughters: Misses Daisy and Lulu.

Sat., Jan. 16 (8-6): Remains of R. H. "Possum" Quarles arrived in Waco today and the funeral will be tomorrow. Brother, James H. Quarles is mng. editor of Fort Worth Telegram. Born in Waco July 26, 1872, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Quarles, early settlers. Funeral tomorrow from St. Paul's. Burial in First Street cemetery, Rector Edw. Temple officiating.

Sat., Jan. 16 (8-6): Mr. B. Simon, 85, died yesterday at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. A. E. Kiersky, 1017 Austin. Funeral from the residence tomorrow. Burial at Hebrew Rest cemetery. Leaves children: Mrs. A. E. Kiersky of Waco, Mrs. London of Corsicana, Mrs. Mendelbaum of Dallas, Mrs. Pollack of Dallas, and Jules Simon of Waco, and Ike of Beaumont.

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Sun., Jan. 17 (8-3): Obituary for Harry Quarles.

Mon., Jan. 18 (5): Harry Quarles died last Thursday in Shreveport, and was buried yesterday, with Typographical Union as pallbearers. Brother, James Hays Quarles of Fort Worth. Burial at First Street cemetery.

Mon., Jan. 18 (2): W. T. Pedigo, 38, died today, and was buried at Oakwood cemetery. Pedigo was Sexton at Oakwood. His father-in-law, G. A. Simmons, was also once sexton there.

Tue., Jan. 19 (2-3): Mrs. M. R. Barnard died at Del Rio yesterday. Funeral from the residence of M. H. Lane, 406 North 8th.

Wed., Jan. 20 (4-4): Ethel Pearce, age 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pearce, died in East Waco yesterday. Funeral today; burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Wed., Jan. 20 (5-3): Mrs. Mary R. Barnard died in Del Rio, age 73. The remains arrive in Waco today. Funeral today from First Baptist church. Widow of George Barnard, first white settler of McLennan county. Nee Mary R. Ross, daughter of Shapley P. Ross, and sister of Gov. L. S. Ross. Married to George Barnard Dec. 17, 1850, in Waco at the time of the marriage of Miss Margaret Ross and Frank Harris. Mr. Barnard was here in 1839; died about 20 years ago. Surviving children: Mrs. M. H. Lane, Mrs. Ella McClarty of Waco; Geo. Barnard of Waco; Mrs. J. M. Arnold of Arkansas; Shapley P. and Pete Barnard of Del Rio; and Misses Lily, Florence, Minnie and Laura of Del Rio. Moved to Del Rio two or three years ago. Mary Street in Waco was named for Mary C. Ross.

Thu., Jan. 21 (8-4): Mrs. Margaret Reynolds died today at the residence of her son, 217 North 7th, age 98. Sons: W. H. Reynolds of Waco, Joe R. Reynolds in Duluth, Minn., and Dr. Reynolds in Battle Creek. Daughter in Battle Creek also. Mother of 14 children. Born in Ireland. Funeral pending.

Fri., Jan. 22 (2): Mrs. Florence J Bolton, sister of George Barnard, died today aged 31. Her mother, Mrs. Mary R. Barnard, was buried on Wednesday.

Mon., Jan. 25 (5-3): Remains of Mrs. Florence Bolton arrived in Waco yesterday from Del Rio. Funeral yesterday from First Baptist Church. Burial at Oakwood.

Mon., Jan. 25 (5-3): Remains of Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, age 98, were shipped to Battle Creek, Michigan.

Sat., Jan. 30 (5-4): Sam Bell died yesterday near Hewitt in a well, by asphy­xiation. Leaves mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Bell, three brothers and a sister.

Tue., Feb. 2 (3-1): Funeral for Sam Bell of Hewitt were on Saturday, Rev. B. J. Kendall. Burial at Robinson.

Tue., Feb. 2 (4-4): B. D. Owen died at the home of Dan T. McGaughey, on North 22nd, of pneumonia. Member of the Waco Bar. Funeral from the Austin Avenue Methodist church tomorrow.

Tue., Feb. 2 (4-4): Ida, little child of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Owens, died yester­day, aged 5 years. Funeral from the residence at 920 Taylor today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

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Wed., Feb. 3 (2-30: Rev. W. B. Roberts, colored, was buried today from Saint James Methodist church. Died at Oakwoods, Robertson county last Monday.

Wed., Feb. 3 (2-3): Funeral of Ada Harvey, wife of Lewis Harvey, colored, at New Hope Baptist church. Daughter of Jane Humphries of Bell Hill, early sett­ler.

Thu., Feb. 11 (2-2): Mrs. Alice Rowe, wife of J. E. Rowe, died at the family residence in East Waco yesterday, 506 Rusk, age 31. Remains to Hico tomorrow for burial.

Sat., Feb. 13 (4-6): William W. Elliott, son of M. Q. Elliott, died at home, 320 South 3rd, today, age 19. Funeral Sunday from the residence. Burial in First Street cemetery.

Mon., Feb. 15 (5-4): Mrs. Geo. W. Todd died at the Curtis house yesterday, aged 26. Married six years ago in St. Louis; nee Miss Katherine Star. Came to Waco four years ago. Ship remains to St. Louis tomorrow.

Mon., Feb. 15 (8-3): Mrs. Mary Anne Sparks, 77, died yesterday at her home, 320 South 11th. Funeral today. Burial at First Street cemetery. Leaves hus­band, no children.

Wed., Feb. 17 (5-3): Remains of Mrs. Willie T. Manahan arrived in Waco from Pecos City yesterday, and were taken to Fall & Puckett. Funeral today from the Fifth Street Methodist Church; burial at Oakwood cemetery. Formerly of Waco. Daughter of Jackson Thomason, early settler of Waco.

Wed., Feb. 17 (8-3): Mattie I., infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Stanford, died yesterday. Funeral today; burial at Oakwood cemetery from the residence at 827 North 15th.

Thu., Feb. 18 (5-3): Ethel Thompson died yesterday in an accident when horses became frightened. Remains to John C. Lees; funeral today.

Thu., Feb. 18 (8-6): W. M. Walker, a printer, died at city hospital today, of typhoid pneumonia. Came to Waco in early February. Age about 28. Apparently from McAlester. Is to be buried by the Typographical Union on their lot in Oakwood cemetery.

Fri., Feb. 19 (8-3): W. T. Pharr died yesterday at the home of his brother, 820 South 4th, age 54. Funeral from the residence today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Had Bright's disease. Had been living in Duffau.

Fri., Feb. 19 (8-3): J. F. Alexander, 34, died yesterday in East Waco at the residence of J. S. Harrison. Funeral today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery, Rev. H. H. Moreland officiating, from the residence, 324 McKeen street.

Fri., Feb. 19 (8-3): Remains of W. M. Walker, printer, were shipped to Cov­ington.

Fri., Feb. 19 (8-6): Mrs. Ula Nail, wife of J. P. Nail, died yesterday at the residence in North Waco, age 38. Remains were sent to Copperas Cove for burial. Funeral there today.

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Sun., Feb. 21 (4-6): William B. Higgins, formerly of Waco, died yesterday at Pittsburg, Texas.

Sun., Feb. 21 (8-4): Wife of A. Findlay, formerly of Waco, died at Abingdon, Virginia.

Tue., Feb. 23 (5-1): Mr. L. M. Strickland died at his home in Robinson today. Funeral from the Baptist church today.

Tue., Feb. 23 (5-5): Miss Lelia E. Cornforth died yesterday in Beaumont, age 26. Remains were sent to Waco. Funeral tomorrow from the residence of F. R. Cornforth, a brother, 1000 South 4th, Rev. Caldwell and Rev. C. W. Payton of­ficiating.

Sat., Feb. 27 (2-5): Judge J. L. McCall, early resident of Waco, died in Wea­therford. Daughter is Mrs. E. Rotan of Waco. Came to Waco before the Civil War.

Wed., Mar. 2 (8-3): Robert Jr., infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Bryan, died at the family residence yesterday, age 4 months. Funeral today from the residence, 1923 North 9th, Rev. M. S. Hotchkiss officiating.

Thu., Mar. 3 (2-5): Funeral of Mrs. A. C. Hart, who died yesterday, will be this morning from the residence of Mr. Taggart at 400 Tennessee, Rev. William Lunsford officiating. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Thu., Mar. 3 (2-5): Funeral yesterday for baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Bryan; burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Thu., Mar. 3 (2-2): Remains of Sallie Jones, colored, who died in Chicago recently, arrived today. Funeral from Clay Street Christian church Sunday. For­merly resided in Waco.

Thu., Mar. 3 (5): Corner stone laid for the library.

Sat., Mar. 5 (7-2): Bascom Nelson was killed accidentally recently in the Phil­ippine Islands. Son of Rev. John R. Nelson.

Sun., Mar. 6 (5-4): Died in Dallas, Mrs. Edwards, mother of Alf E. Edwards of Waco, yesterday. Funeral today in Dallas.

Mon., Mar. 7 (4-4): Mrs. Elva Edwards, wife of Judge W. M. Edwards, died yes­terday in Dallas, where she resided 32 years. Born Hickman Co., Tenn., 52 years ago. To Dallas in 1872. Well known in Waco. Six children: Walker G., Alfred A. of Waco, Geo. Clifton, William M. Jr. of Oklahoma, Miss Elizabeth, and Pat, a boy of 13. Also survived by her mother; four sisters: Mrs. Catto, Mrs. Bowser, and Miss Annie Gray and Mrs. Browne of Centerville, Texas; and two brothers: Henry Gray and Judge Edward Gray. Burial in Greenwood cemetery.

Wed., Mar. 9 (2-5): Mrs. F. D. Bryan, sister of Mrs. G. B. Rogers of Waco, died Monday. Funeral Tuesday in Fort Worth.

Mon., Mar. 14 (5-3): Mrs. C. J. George of South 4th street, died yesterday. Nee Miss Fannie Kellum. Father was an early settler. Husband and five children sur­vive. Age 45. Sister of Mrs. C. Falkner of East Waco and Mrs. Walter S. Head, deceased. Three brothers: Parker Kellum of Valley Mills, Will Kellum of Waco, and Jim Kellum, traveling man.

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Tue., Mar. 15 (4-4): Miss Gordon Murrah, telephone operator, died today, age 18. Funeral tomorrow from Morrow Street Methodist church. Burial, at Oakwood.

Wed., Mar. 16 (5-5): Aquilla Jones, old resident of the county, died at the family residence on South Bosque today. Age 63. Uncle of the late Wiley Jones of Waco, and cousin of County Clerk Caufield. Funeral at the family cemetery on South Bosque today, by the Confederate Camp at McGregor.

Fri., Mar. 18 (4-5): Dan Davis, negro, was killed by accident at the Slayden-Kirksey woolen mills today. Fall & Puckett in charge. Funeral tomorrow.

Sat., Mar. 19 (2-5): G. E. Knowles, 46, died today on Robinson road. His wife survives. Funeral tomorrow. Burial at Oakwood cemetery, Rev. M. S. Hotchkiss.

Sat., Mar. 19 (2-5): Mrs. C. H. Renfro died today at her home near Hewitt, of pneumonia. Funeral from Stanford Chapel today.

Sat., Mar. 19 (4-4): Abe E. Lyons, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lyons, died yesterday of grip. Funeral from the residence at 335 North 11th, Rabbi H. Wahlberg officiating. Burial at Hebrew Rest cemetery.

Sun., Mar. 20 (3-5): Mrs. Cal Renfro of Hewitt died today. Funeral by Rev. W. N. Curry today, Stanford Chapel. Burial at cemetery there.

Mon., Mar. 21 (5-5): Mrs. Sarah P. Dameron, 40, died yesterday at 817 South 9th. Funeral today from the residence, Rev. M. S. Hotchkiss officiating, and burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Tue., Mar. 22 (4-5): F. G. Ingram, 59, died today at his residence, 1226 Tenn. A painter; died of blood poison. Remains sent to Kosse for burial.

Thu., Mar. 24 (6-2): Lou Ella Austin, a negro girl age 12, died today. Robert Sexton, her step-father, was arrested. But probably died of lockjaw.

Thu., Mar. 24 (6-6): John L. Mason died at his residence, 1604 South 9th, yes­terday. His wife died in a fire two years ago. Born at Philadelphia, Penn. To Texas 12 years ago. Age 73. Funeral today, Rev. C. T. Caldwell. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sat., Mar. 26 (2-6): Ernest H. Helmrich died today at his home, 9th & Cleveland, age 34. Leaves wife and a little girl. Funeral tomorrow, Rev. C. K. Woodson officiating. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Wed., Mar. 30 (2-3): Died in Houston, Mrs. Ira Tisdale, formerly of Waco with the Methodist Orphanage.

Thu., Mar. 31 (5-5): Chas. L. Martin died at the family residence, 4th & Cleveland, yesterday. Born in Georgia 1840. To Alabama at age 18. Was in the Civil War, Company A, 2nd Alabama Cavalry, To Texas in 1871, and to Waco four years ago. Had property in Itasca. Was married twice, first to Miss Belsora Walker in 1866. She died in 1870, leaving two sons. In 1872 married Miss Phoebe Easter of Mississippi. Eight children survive: Chas., Doc, Arthur, Hugh, Jos­eph, Nora, Emma, and Docie. Ship remains to Itasca. Funeral tomorrow.

Tue., Apr. 5 (5-3): Lacey Fern, age 6 months, babe of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Durst, died today at their home, 927 Taylor in East Waco. Funeral from the residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery

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Wed., Apr. 6 (5-5): Card of Thanks: Death of baby, by Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Durst.

Wed., Apr. 5 (6-3): Mrs. Gabriel Jordan, widowed mother of Mrs. E. J. Winter, died at her residence today. Born Huntsville, Alabama, March 10, 1829, and resided in Waco. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Winter, 13th & Columbus, tomorrow; ship remains to Mobile.

Thu., Apr. 7 (6-5): W. P. Nash died at Ballinger today. Formerly lived in Waco.

Mon., Apr. 11 (8-3): Nelson Ainesworth, nephew of E. M. Ainesworth, died at Round Rock in a baseball accident. Age 17. Son of W. M. Ainesworth.

Sat., Apr. 16 (8-4): Mrs. L. B. Glenn, widow of S. M. Glenn, died at the res­idence of T. H. Killingsworth, age 80. Resident of Waco fifty years. Funeral today. Children surviving: Mrs. T. H. Killingsworth, Mrs. R. S. Ross of Waco; Mrs. T. S. McGhee of Coryell county; William B. Glenn of South Bosque.

Mon., Apr. 18 (5-5): Mrs. Purity Ann Williamson, 71, mother of Mrs. L. A. Reese, died yesterday at 23rd & Gorman. Funeral today from the residence, with burial at Oakwood cemetery, Rev. R. G. Bowers officiating.

Tue., Apr. 19 (8-2): Roschell, 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Carlisle, died at their residence yesterday. Funeral today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Thu., Apr. 21 (2-4): Mrs. Moncrief of near Robinson died today. Funeral tomorrow. Burial at Robinson. Age about 40.

Sat., Apr. 23 (2-3): Mrs. N. V. Croom died in New York April 22. Will be bur­ied in Waco April 26 from the residence of Charles Vincent, 215 North 10th, by Rev. M. S. Hotchkiss. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Tue., Apr. 26 (2-5): Funeral of Mrs. Croom has been delayed by high water in St. Louis.

Tue., Apr. 26 (5-3): Prof. R. P. Kirk, principal of South 3rd Street School, died at Nall cottage, College Heights, yesterday, of typhoid fever. Born in Alabama, 1842; came to Texas in 1852. Married in 1867 to Miss Fannie M. Criswell. No children survive. A Confederate veteran, member of Terry's Texas Rangers. Funeral today from Nall cottage. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Tue., Apr. 26 (2-5): Mrs. Amy Bright died yesterday, age 70, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Chase near White Hall. Funeral at White Hall today.

Thu., Apr. 28 (2-3): The remains of Mrs. A. V. Croom arrived in Waco from New York, and funeral was held yesterday from the residence of Charles Vincent. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sun., May 1 (6-3): Adolph Friedlander, proprietor of the Cyclone store in Waco, died yesterday at his place of business. Funeral from the residence, 7th & Franklin. Born Germany in 1854 (?), and came to U.S. Odd. Fellow, Mason, B'Nai B'rith, and Jewish organization. Leaves wife and seven children. Funeral today from the residence, Rabbi W. Wohlbury officiating. Burial at Hebrew Rest.

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Mon., May 2 (8-3): Campbell C. Cooper, 18, died at his home, 13th & Baylor, yesterday. Leaves older brother Jesse and 3 younger brothers. Funeral at Evergreen cemetery on Crawford road today.

Tue., may 3 (8-4): J. Prade, proprietor of a confectionery parlor in Waco, died of heart failure in St. Louis yesterday. The remains were shipped to Waco. Age 62. Resident of Waco about 20 years. Son, Earle Prade. Funeral from the residence at 417 North 10th, tomorrow, Rev. Caldwell officiating. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Wed., May 4 (2-3): Remains of J. Prade arrived in Waco. Died Monday in Saint Louis.

Thu., may 5 (8-3): Col. Simeon Toby, father of Edwin Toby Jr. of Waco, died at New Orleans yesterday. Born at New Orleans, July 18, 1823 (1828?); was age 76. Old Louisiana family. Son of Thomas Toby, friend of Sam Houston. Leaves wife and four children: Thomas of Chicago, Edward of Waco, Geo. P. and Mrs. Geo. E. Koues of New York City. One brother and three sisters: Edward, Mrs. Clara Charles, Mrs. R. S. Charles, and Mrs. W. S. Campbell, all of New Orleans.

Sat., May 7 (6-2): Lilian Nanene, age 15 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McLendon, died today, 1024 Washington. Funeral tomorrow. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sun., May 8 (16-3): Funeral of Lilian Nanene, 15 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McLendon, from the residence today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Mon., May 9 (5-3): Hugh Lawson Henderson, manager of Western Union Telegraph office, died yesterday of apoplexy. Born at Delhi, Louisiana, 1856. In 1883, was manager of Waco office. Knight of Pythias, Maccabees, and Odd Fellow. He leaves a wife. Funeral today from the residence on South 5th. Rev. M. S. Hotch­kiss officiating. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Ceremony by Cowan Lodge of K. of P.

Tue., May 10 (2-3): J. B. Mitchell, 37, died near Robinson today of appendi­citis. Fall & Puckett will ship remains to Moody. A farmer. Leaves family.

Tue., May 10 (3-1): Joe Lee Jamison, McLennan county boy, died at Beaumont yesterday of typhoid. Born Webster Co., Missouri. To near Waco at age 7 with his family. Worked at West and at Waco. Married in 1891 at Moody to Miss Annie Routh. . Burial at Austin.

Sat., May 14 (2-5): H. H. Lund of Mart was found dead today at 620 Earle in East Waco. Age about 45. Knight of Phthias at Mart. Funeral pending.

Sat., May 14 (5-3): Rev. W. F. Love, colored, will be buried at Waco tomorrow. To Waco 30 years ago from Alabama. Died in Chicago. Remains shipped to Waco. Funeral tomorrow from St. Paul's A.M.E.

Thu., may 19 (8-2): Mr. R. Holmes, 81, died at his home in the Kirkpatrick Addition today. Pioneer settler; here about 35 years. Leaves wife and son, F. L. Holmes, and daughter at Joplin, Missouri. Funeral by Prof. Zollers of the Christian Church, tomorrow. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Fri., May 20 (8-3): John M. Irvine, father of Mrs. E. C. Fee, died today at his residence, 713 North 12th. He came south in January for his health. Ship remains to New York where his wife is buried.

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Sat., May 21 (2-3): Mrs. M. A. Lattimore died at her home in Elm Mott today, age 50. Wife of late William Lattimore and aunt of Prof. Lattimore of Waco. Funeral tomorrow. Burial at White Rock cemetery.

Sat., May 21 (2-5): Robert Gribble died today at Austin. Father of Robert F. Gribble of Waco. Age 74. To Waco in 1872; later to Austin. Surviving children: C. W. of Texarkana, R. F. of Waco, A. M. of Temple, Mrs. Henry Peters of Axtell, and Miss May of Austin. Leaves a wife. Funeral tomorrow in Waco from the residence of R. F. Gribble, 12th & Jefferson, Rev. Mr. Greer officiating.

Sun., May 22: Dr. W. W. Hall of McGregor was killed at Ocee today by accident. Age about 50. Early settler of McGregor.

Sun., May 22 (16-4): In Memoriam: by the Knights of Pythias, for Hugh L. Hen­derson, who died May 8, 1904.

Mon., May 23 (3-3): Dr. W. W. Hall, dentist of McGregor, died yesterday by accidental discharge of a gun in the hands of nephew, John Barnett, about 16 miles northwest of McGregor, near Ocee. Funeral pending.

Wed., May 25 (8-3): Ed Banks, negro, aged about 37, was killed by M.K. & T. Ry. about 24th Street.

Thu., May 26 (3-1): Funeral for Dr. W. W. Hall was May 25th at McGregor ceme­tery.

Fri., may 27 (2-6): Thomas Fox, 24, died at the home of W. H. Bohner, 603 S. 9th, today. Came from East Texas for his health. Remains sent to Rusk for burial by his father.

Fri., May 27 (2-6): Harry Smith Putnam, formerly of Waco, died yesterday at Batson near Beaumont. Burial at Batson. Brother of A. D., F. W. and F. H. Put­nam, formerly of Waco, and of Mrs. E. W. Corey of Belton and if Miss Minnie Putnam of Waco.

Tue., May 31 (2-4): O. E. Sparks, 37, died today at the residence of E. F. Drake, 2108 Washington. Mrs. Drake is a sister. Came here from Cincinnati for his health. Funeral tomorrow from the residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Wed., June 1 (2-5): Fred Gainer of Waco was killed by police at Beaumont. Was perhaps thought to be J. L. Gainer? Family trouble the cause. Funeral pending. Fall & Puckett in charge.

Thu., June 2 (5-4): Remains of J. L. Gailer, killed in Beaumont about noon yesterday by his brother-in-law, Sylvester Berg, arrived in Waco today. To the residence of his mother, Mrs. Tom Davis of Waco. Funeral from the residence in East Waco today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sat., June 4 (2-3): J. W. Miller of Elm Mott, an old citizen, died yesterday at age 79. Leaves a family. Funeral today. Burial at White Rock cemetery.

Mon., June 6 (5-3): In Memoriam: for A. Friedlander, by Rodef Sholem.

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Mon., June 6 (5-3): Mr. H. Parden, 85, died at the family residence, 914 Oak in East Waco yesterday. Funeral today. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Tue., June 7 (5-4): Mrs. Sarah Bird Sewell died at the residence of City Mar­shal John Dollins, 1306 North 16th, yesterday. Mother of Mrs. Dollins. Lived in Waco 30 years. Leaves husband and nine children: Mrs. John W. Dollins of Waco, Mrs. A. Z. Paddicond of Springfield, Illinois, Mrs. Dr. C. E. Snod­grass. of Des Moines, Iowa, Mrs. C. N. Kingsbury of Dallas, Mrs. R. R. Lyles of Dallas, Mrs. Z. F. Ratliff, R. W. Sewell, and Sharles A. Sewell of Ft. Worth, and C. L. Sewell of Timmons, Texas. Funeral today from the residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery, by Rev. John R. Morris.

Tue., June 7 (8-3): Mrs. G. A. Haesaway, 45, a German lady living 3 miles on the Springfield road, died yesterday. Leaves husband and family. Funeral from the residence today. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Sat., June 11 (1-4): Street duel at Elk today. R. B. Torrence was killed. On one side, R. B. Torrence and son Rivers, and son-in-law J. McAden. On the other side, Dr. Holton and son-in-law Prof. G. W. Perkins and son Dr. Holton of Prairie Hill.

Sun., June 12 (2-2): Dr. Bolton is expected to die at Elk.

Mon., June 13 (202): Funeral of R. B. Torrence was yesterday. Dr. Holton will lose an eye, but may recover.

Mon., June 13 (5-3): Annie Kelly, age 4, died today at the home of her aunt, 613 Pecan. Came from McGregor on a visit. Congestion. Remains will be sent to McGregor for burial.

Mon., June 13 (5-3): Robert Ray Hawkins, age 18 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Hawkins, died yesterday at his residence, 903 Franklin. Funeral yesterday, and burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Thu., June 16 (2-3): Mrs. Mary West died today at Abilene, of typhoid. Nee Miss May Gorham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Gorham. Was 19. Remains sent to Waco. Funeral tomorrow. Burial at Bosqueville.

Thu., June 16 (2-5): Six-year-old son of Levi Hall, negro, died today. Was ac­cidentally shot by Robert Hall.

Thu., June 16 (7-1): C. J. Hatch of Lorena died today. Brother of Dell and Robert Hatch. Was reared near Golinda. Leaves wife and 3 grown children.

Thu., June 16 (8-4): Mrs. Laura Deeley, wife of S. E. Deeley, died yesterday at their residence, 1013 North 11th, age 33. Leaves husband and sisters. Fune­ral from the residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Fri., June 17 (5-3): Matilda Jane Carroll, 49, died at the residence of her son in North Waco yesterday. Funeral from the residence today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Fri., June 17 (5-3): Beulah, infant of Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Pattersin, died in Dallas yesterday. Remains sent to Dallas, and to the residence of Emil Bauman, 1401 South 9th. Funeral today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

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Fri., June 17 (5-3): Funeral of Mrs. Deeley at the residence, 1013 North 11th today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Fri., June 17 (5-3): Remains of Mary West, who died at Abilene, will arrive in Waco today and will be taken to Bosqueville, her old home, for burial.

Wed., June 22 (8-3): C. G. Hudnall was stabbed and killed by Charles Deal (?) near West.

Thu., June 23 (2-5): Charles Hudnall, farmer living five miles southeast of Abbott, died today.

Sat., June 25 (5-3): Mrs. Ann E. Moore, 86, died at the home of her son at 624 Burleson today. An old settler of the county, came to Waco in 1852. Mother of nine children. Those living: L. C. of Cuero, Alexander of Ft. Worth, W. T. of Whitney, D. P. of Austin, Mrs. Emma Adnates of Austin, and J. T. of Waco. A member of M. E. Church. Funeral at Bosqueville.

Mon., June 27 (8-3): G. H. Hannah of South Bosque died yesterday. Funeral was yesterday, burial at Harris Creek cemetery. Age 73. Five children survive: G.H., J. F., R. L. and Mrs. W. C. Spencer of South Bosque, and L. P. of Waco.

Tue., June 28 (5-4): Dave I. Wallace, formerly of Waco, died at Henderson. Nephew of J. D. Wallace. Age about 50.

Wed., June 29 (8-3): M. H. Robinson, 45, traveler for Padgitt Co., died near Gilmer today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Fri., July 1 (8-4): John Williamson, age about 40, was crushed under the wheels of a M.K. & T. train yesterday and died. Remains to J. C. Lees. Father of S. J. Williamson in Forsythe, Georgia, and brother-in-law named Britton at Bartlett. Funeral pending.

Sat., July 2 (6-3): John Williamson is to be buried here, according to a tele­gram from the father.

Mon., July 4 (2-2): Lillard Wallace, age 8, son of George Wallace, was acci­dentally killed today, run over by a hack. Grandson of Tom Lillard of Bosque­ville.

Tue., July 5 (5-4): Walter A. Scott died yesterday near Leroy, when his legs were cut off under a train. To West for burial.

Tue., July 5 (8-3): Funeral of Lillard Wallace was today from the residence on Vernon Street; burial in Bosqueville cemetery.

Tue., July 5 (8-3): Remains of John Williamson, killed by a Katy train, are being held pending arrival of a brother from Georgia.

Sun., July 10 (2-4): Mary Juanita, age 5 months, baby of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Robinson, died at College Heights yesterday. Funeral today from the residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Mon., July 11 (2-5): Ruth Ann, infant of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bennett, died yes­terday. Funeral was yesterday; burial at Oakwood cemetery.

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Mon., July 11 (5-4): Arland C. Tucker, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Tucker, was buried yesterday from the residence at 1200 Jackson, at Greenwood ceme­tery. Typhoid.

Mon. , July 11 (5-5): Remains of John Williamson were buried after no rela­tives came.

Sat., July 16 (8-5): Miss Jonnie Markham, daughter of E. J. Markham, died at her home, 315 South 3rd, yesterday. Funeral from the residence today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Thu., July 21 (2-4): Luther Maxwell, 17, died at the family residence, 604 Speight, today, of slow fever. Former Baylor student. Brother of Prof. John Maxwell of the city schools. Funeral from the residence tomorrow, Rev. B. H. Dement of First Baptist Church officiating. Ship to Temple for burial.

Thu., July 21 (2-4): Mrs. Lucindy Smith, old resident of China Spring, died today, age 73. Funeral at China Spring today.

Thu., July 21 (6-3): Prof. R. O. Rounsavall, well-known citizen of Waco, died near West End yesterday. Was once president of Waco Female College, and presi­dent of Farmers & Merchants Bank. Mason and 1.0.0.F. Leaves a wife and two children: R. W. and Miss Ree, and several step-children. Funeral Saturday or Sunday.

Thu., July 21 (8-4): John Siverd died near Waco yesterday. An old resident, aged 73. Funeral today from the residence of J. McCune, 1008 South 4th, under the G.A.R. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sat., July 23 (8-4): Funeral of Prof. R. O. Rounsavall is to be from the residence in West End, Sunday. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sun., July 24 (2-6): Remains of Roger Knapp, who died at Fort Worth yesterday, arrived in Waco and were taken to the residence of Frank Chittum, 1117 Speight. Funeral by Rev. Parks. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Mon., July 25 (8-5): Mrs. W. H. Gorham died today in Bosqueville, of blood poison. Burial at Bosqueville.

Fri., July 29 (8-2): Card of Thanks: in death of our boy Rodger, by Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Knapp.

Sun., July 31 (5-3): James Palmer, age 2 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harrison of East Waco, died near Rosebud yesterday. Remains were sent to Waco. Funeral today from the family residence, 600 Preston.

Mon., Aug. 1 (8-4): Mrs. Mary E. Youngblood, age 25, died at the family resi­dence near Day's Lake yesterday, of pneumonia. Funeral at Church of the As­sumption yesterday. Burial at Holy Cross cemetery.

Wed., Aug. 3 (5-3): Mrs. A.L.Purcell, mother of Mrs. J. J. Hutcheson, wife of foreman of Times-Herald, died in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, yesterday. Known in Waco.

Fri., Aug. 5 (8-2): Sarah Williams, age 105, negro woman, died at 915 Oak today. Known as Aunt Sarah.

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Mon., Aug. 8 (5-3): An infant was found dead yesterday in the creek at North 6th street. To J. C. Lee and was buried.

Tue., Aug. 9 (2-5): Miss Dola A. Bledsoe of Nashville, Tenn., died recently. Was on the faculty of Baylor several years. Niece of ex-Governor Richard Hubbard.

Tue,, Aug. 9 (2-5): Russell Bell, 20, son of J. V. Bell of near Hewitt, died today. Was known in Waco. Funeral tomorrow from the home of the father.

Tue., Aug. 9 (2-4): J. C. J. King Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. J. King of Waco, died in Chicago today, age 34. Remains were shipped to Waco. Funeral pending.

Wed., Aug. 10 (2-5): Cester Sabines, age 3 years and 6 months, died today at the residence, 100 Cottonwood. Funeral from the residence today. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Sat., Aug. 13 (5-3): Judge W. R. Hollon died yesterday in Mineral Wells, age 70. Came to Waco in 1881 from Georgia. Ex-Confederate. Member of Pat Cleburne Camp. Remains will arrive in Waco today. Funeral tomorrow?

Sun., Aug. 14 (2-6): Wife of J. M. Turner of the Cooper Grocery Co. died today at the family home. Funeral pending word from daughter, Mrs. F. W. Lake of Chicago.

Mon., Aug. 15 (2-7): Funeral of Mrs. Ella Redding Turner was today from Colum­bus Street Baptist Church. Died Sunday morning, age 57. Rev. R. G. Bowers of­ficiated. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Mon., Aug. 15 (8-3): Funeral of Judge W. R. Hollon was yesterday from the residence on South 4th, Rev. M. S. Hotchkiss. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Mon., Aug. 22 (2-3): W. B. Green, formerly of Waco, died at Beaumont today.

Wed., Aug. 24 (5-3): Miss May Shumate, 18, died at the family residence, 1014 Rose Street, yesterday. Remains shipped to Gatesville.

Wed., Aug. 24 (8-3): Frank E. Henshaw, 37, died today at his residence, 948 South 3rd. Born Tennessee, son of J. W. Henshaw. Funeral from the residence; burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Thu., Aug. 25 (2-6): W. L. Young, 45, died yesterday at the residence of his brother-in-law, Gus Hoover, 1313 Jefferson. Ship remains to Waxahachie.

Fri., Aug. 26 (2-4): Remains of Mrs. Mary O'Bryan came from Dublin today and was buried from the Church of the Assumption. Mother of Sister Leoni of the Academy of Sacred Heart. Burial at Holy Cross Cemetery.

Mon., Aug. 29 (2-5): Mrs. Annie L. Whittenburg, 47, died yesterday on the extension of South 3rd, of typhoid. Wife of P. L. Whittenburg. Funeral by Dr. E. V. Zollars today. Ship to Temple for burial.

Mon., Aug. 29 (2-4): Ellen Vaughan, age 10 months, died at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Carey, 1902 River, yesterday. Parents of Ennis.

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Tue., Aug. 30 (2-5): Charles M. Donovan, age 20 years and 9 months, died today at his residence at 23rd & Sanger, of consumption. Funeral tomorrow from the residence, Rev. E. V. Zollars. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Wed., Aug. 31 (2-5): Dr. F. W. Burger of Dallas, formerly of Waco, died at Dallas today. Ship remains to Waco. Funeral tomorrow from the Christian church, Knights of Pythias in charge.

Thu., Sept. 1 (5-1): Remains of Dr. F. W. Burger arrived in Waco today and were buried this afternoon from the Central Christian church. Age 55. Lived in Waco many years. County treasurer three times.

Thu., Sept. 1 (5-5): Mrs. Annie Gray, wife of G. W. Gray, died yesterday near Axtell. Funeral today. Burial at Axtell cemetery.

Thu., Sept. 1 (5-5): Mrs. Mattie Flinn, 38, died yesterday at her residence, 208 North 8th. Member of Fifth Street Methodist Church. Survived by three chil­dren. Funeral today, Rev. M. S. Hotchkiss. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Thu., Sept. 1 (8-4): Ermine Elizabeth, age 2, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Caldwell, died today of diphtheria. Funeral today from the residence, 1306 N. 6th. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sat., Sept. 3 (5-3): Henry Levi, a negro, was killed 12 miles east of Waco, Thursday, near the Cal Shelton place. Lee Levi, 13, was charged.

Sun., Sept. 4 (16-4): Card of Thanks: in death of mother, by Horace Flynn, Clara Flynn, and Willie Flynn.

Mon., Sept. 5 (2-5): Mrs. Lizzie Grimes, 49, died at her home in the Kirk­patrick Addition yesterday. Leaves husband, three sons and a daughter. Funeral by Rev. J. R. Farr today. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Mon., Sept. 5 (2-5): Mrs. M. E. Harris, 70, died at her home on the Corsicana road yesterday. An early settler. Funeral yesterday. Burial at Greenwood.

Mon., Sept. 5 (2-4): Card of Thanks: in death of brother, by Rosa Dunavan and family.

Fri., Sept. 9 (5-5): E. L. Knuckles died yesterday near Patrick. Past middle age, hard boarded at 1415 Jackson.

Sat., Sept. 10 (2-5): Remains of E. L. Knuckles were shipped to Austin for burial. Member of the Woodmen at Hillsboro. His father lived at Austin, and his wife at Smithville.

Sun., Sept. 11 (2-5): E. I. Knuckles, 43, died of heart failure near Waco.

Tue., Sept. 13 (5-5): Remains of W. E. Culpepper arrived yesterday from Enid, 0., and were sent to China Spring for burial today. Son of H. B. Culpepper. Was killed in an ice accident. Age 20.

Tue., Sept. 13 (5-5): Octavia Henrietta Smith, 36, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Breck, died at their home at 521 South 11th yesterday. Was here on a visit from Tyler, Leaves five children and a husband. Funeral by Rev. C. T. Caldwell at the residence today. Burial at Greenwood cemetery

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Tue., Sept. 20 (2-5): Will G. Yates, 42, died today at his residence, 223 S. 12th. Funeral tomorrow from the residence, Rev. M. S. Hotkiss officiating. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Wed., Sept. 21 (8-3): John Moulton was killed yesterday by Tom Lee.

Thu., Sept. 22 (8-4): Isaac Martin, formerly of Waco, died in Los Angeles. The remains will be shipped for burial.

Sat., Sept. 24: The remains of Aaron Davis are to reach Waco tomorrow. Funeral from the residence of Mrs. J. Dreyfuss, 414 North 4th. Burial at Hebrew Rest cemetery. Formerly had a hotel on North 8th here. Left Waco about seven years ago.

Sat., Sept. 24 (8-3): Mrs. Mary Blomer, 74, wife of John B. Blomer, died today at their residence three miles south of Waco on the Robinson road. Funeral on Sunday, Church of the Assumption. Burial at Holy Cross cemetery.

Mon., Sept. 26 (5-3): Thomas Seymour Abeel, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Abeel of Waco, died at Macon, Missouri. Funeral tomorrow from the residence at 517 North 4th, Rev. Jerome Duncan of Hillsboro officiating. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Mon., Sept. 26 (5-5): Funeral of Isaac Martin, who died in California, was yesterday with Dr. B. H. Carroll officiating.

Mon., Sept. 26 (5-5): Funeral of Aaron Davis, who died in Palestine, was yes­terday from the residence of J, Dreyfus. Burial at Hebrew Rest cemetery.

Mon., Sept. 26 (5-5): Funeral of Mrs. Mary Blomer was yesterday, Church of the Assumption. Burial at Holy Cross cemetery.

Mon., Sept. 26 (8-5): Willie Ross, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ross, died at Mount Pleasant, Tenn. Formerly of Waco.

Tue., Sept. 27 (2-5): Josephine, age 2, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Reiter, died at their residence, 13th & Jackson, yesterday. Funeral today, Church of the Assumption. Burial at Holy Cross cemetery.

Tue., Sept. 27 (2-5): Remains of Thomas Seymour Abeel arrived in Waco today from Macon, Mo. To the residence on North 4th. Funeral today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Wed., Sept. 28 (8-2): H. C. Gallman, 62, of Speegleville, died. Funeral today. Burial at Speegleville.

Wed., Sept. 28 {8-3): Will Gambrell, brother of Aaron Gambrell, died at Monroe, La., Saturday the 24th, and was buried.

Fri., Sept. 30 (8-6) Edmond Wiggins, 64, hack driver, died today. Brother of Jake Wiggins. Funeral from the New Hope Baptist church today.

Sat., Oct. 1 (2-4): Mrs. Samuel Hughes, about 56, died yesterday at the residence of

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J. F. Herbert in East Waco. She was a sister of Mrs. Herbert. Came here two months ago for her health. Funeral pending.

Sun., Oct. 2 (16-4): Mr. Claude Best, nephew of B. H. Allen of Waco, and resident of Waco for several years, died Friday in North Carolina. About 25.

Sun., Oct. 2 (16-2): Mr. I. C. Shattuck died Sept. 16 at New Smyrna, age 48, and was buried there. Connected with the Y.M.C.A. in Waco about seven years ago. Related to Mrs. Dr. Sontagg.

Tue., Oct. 4 (5-5): S. P. Lewis, well known in Waco, died yesterday in a buggy accident in Waco. Lived in Lorena. Leaves a wife and one child. Son of C. W. Lewis. Remains shipped to Lorena today, for burial there.

Fri., Oct. 7 (3-3): Nine-month-old daughter of Mrs. James Kelly of College Heights died yesterday. Funeral today; burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Tue., Oct. 11 (5-5): J. P. Powell of 424 Mary died at Marlin yesterday while painting a house. Scaffold fell. Remains were sent to Waco today. Funeral tomorrow from the residence; burial at Greenwood cemetery. Wife and five chil­dren.

Thu., Oct. 13 (5-3): Mrs. W. S. Sumner of Bremond died today, age 32. Remains were shipped to Bremond for burial.

Thu., Oct. 13 (5-3): Louis Aleene, age 8 months, child of Mr. and Mrs. Milt Trimble, died yesterday at 702 Dallas. Funeral today; burial at Oakwood.

Thu., Oct. 13 (5-3): Francis Arndt, age 6, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arndt, died yesterday on Robinson road. Funeral today from Church of the As­sumption. Burial at Holy Cross cemetery.

Sat., Oct. 15 (8-2): Remains of John L. Woods, son of Dr. Woods of Robinson, who died in Arizona recently, are to arrive today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery instead of Robinson.

Mon., Oct. 17 (6-2): Funeral of John Wood, son of Dr. J. C. Wood of Robinson, was yesterday from the residence of Geo. C. Wood on South 3rd, Rev. Caldwell and Rev. Peyton officiating. Odd Fellows present. Age 23.

Wed., Oct. 19 (8-6): Died in Clifton, Arizona, Wednesday, Johnny Woods. He resided in Clifton five years. Typhoid fever. Odd Fellow. Father and mother in Waco. Funeral pending.

Thu., Oct. 27 (2-5): C. F. Gillespie, switchman on the Cotton Belt, died yes­terday, age 40. Remains shipped to Decatur, Ill. In Waco about four years. Funeral Oct. 30.

Sat., Oct. 29 (8-4): Mrs. Kate F. Foster, wife of L. B. Foster, died yesterday at the residence of Mrs. W. J. Casseday, 1429 South 8th, aged 52. Came to Waco two weeks ago for asthma treatment. Funeral today at Robinsonville by Rev. C. W. Peyton.

Mon., Oct. 31 (2-2): Pope, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buchanan, died at the family residence in East Waco today, of pneumonia. Funeral tomorrow from the residence, corner of Sherman and Chestnut, Rev. S. A. Barnes; Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

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Tue., Nov. 1 (2-2): Card of Thanks: Little babe Coke, who died a few months old, by Mr. and Mrs. Roig Buchanan.

Tue., Nov. 1 (8-3): Mrs. J. S. Fitzhugh died yesterday. Formerly lived in Waco. Age about 35. Burial at Portales, New Mexico?

Thu., Nov. 3 (4-5): Henry Martin, 59, died Wed. at 1002 North 11th. Funeral from the Trinity Methodist church tomorrow. Old resident of Waco. Native of Germany. Came to the U.S. at age 21. With Knebel & Martin in manufacturing. Funeral by Rev. C. K. Woodson. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sun., Nov. 6 (16-4): Richard Halve, 21, died at his home, 1616 South 1st, yes­terday. Funeral Sunday from the residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Mon., Nov. 7 (2-4): Mrs. Lula McWilliams Pidcocke died by gunshot today at the residence of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McWilliams, 1600 Clay, where she resided with her husband, R. G. Pidcocke Jr. Gun discharged accidentally. Had sister, Miss Ida. Married about three months. Age 26. Born and reared in Waco. Brother Jesse of New Orleans. Funeral tomorrow.

Mon., Nov. 7 (2-2): Cash Fleming is deceased. Remains at J. C. Lees on South 4th. Relatives in Maryland. May ship to Missouri.

Mon., Nov. 7 (8-6): Ernst Richard Halve, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Halve, 1616 South 1st, died Friday. Born July 14, 1884, Dresden, Germany. To Waco in 1902. Burial at Oakwood cemetery, Rev. J. Jaworski officiating.

Tue., Nov. 8 (2-4): Funeral of Mrs. Lula Pidcocke tomorrow from the residence of her father. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. His brother Charles arrived from Texarkana.

Wed., Nov. 9 (2-5): Mrs. Rush Matthews Ratliff died at Fort Worth today. Tele­gram to aunt, Mrs. C. F. Smith. Funeral in Fort Worth tomorrow. Reared in Waco, daughter of W. R. Matthews, contracting painter.

Wed., Nov. 9 (8-6): Funeral of Mrs. Lula Pidcocke today from residence at 1600 Clay, Rev. B. H. Carroll and Rev. B. H. Dement.

Wed., Nov. 9 (8-7): Funeral of James A. Wilson, who died yesterday, will be tomorrow from the residence of Mrs. E. Bruck, 816 North 10th, Rev. C. T. Cald­well. Burial at Odd Fellows at Oakwood cemetery.

Fri., Nov. 11 (5-5): Funeral of James A. Wilson yesterday from the residence of Mrs. E. Bruck, Odd Fellows officiating. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sun., Nov. 13 (2-4): Sam Warwick, brother of Mrs. W. T. Thompson of Axtell, died recently at Tanopah, Nevada. Age about 50.

Mon., Nov. 14 (8-2): Mrs. M. M. Willis of 1102 South 5th, the old C. L. Johnson residence, died yesterday age 63. Lived at Waco many years. Funeral today from the residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

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Mon., Nov. 14 (8-2): Remains of Mrs. Ella Welch arrived in Waco today from Austin, where she died Saturday, age 44. Funeral today from 904 North 11th.

Mon., Nov. 14 (8-2): Mrs. H. H. Hasha, nee Miss Viola Franklin, died Nov. 13 at Batson, Texas, of heart failure, age 21. Remains sent to Waco, to the resi­dence of J. W. McMurrain, 911 Turner. Funeral by Rev. A. J. Copas Nov. 15. Burial at Greenwood cemetery. Services by Markey Hive. Leaves husband and a little girl; mother, Mrs. Franklin; and brother, Marshal.

Mon., Nov. 14 (8-3): Funeral of Cash Fleming, who died at Tivoli rooming house on 5th, was held at Lees. Burial Sunday in Waco.

Mon., Nov. 14 (8-3): Harvey Kerr, formerly of Waco, died in Amarillo. Ship to Waco.

Tue., Nov. 15 (2-3): Funeral of Harvey Ker tomorrow. Brother-in-law, D. A. Walker. From residence at 900 Columbus, Father P. J. Clancy officiating.

Tue., Nov. 15 (8-2): Will Wade was shot and killed yesterday. Tom Casey was arrested. Deceased aged about 32. Leaves wife and one child. Funeral today from the residence on Turner street, and ship remains to Whitney.

Wed., Nov. 16 (2-4): M. M. Carwile, 74, died today at the home of W. A. Bryant, 600 Taylor. A Mason for 40 years. Funeral tomorrow from the residence. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Fri., Nov. 18 (6-4): Dr. George D. Streeter, well-known citizen, died at his home at 216 North 5th today, of heart trouble. Born Pennsylvania 1844. To Waco in 1879. In 1883, was married to Miss Mollie E. Work. Surviving children: Banks of Virginia, Shirliereed Marie, Work A., Georgia, and George D. Jr. An Odd Fellow. 1902, Grand Master. Funeral from St. Paul's Sunday by Rector E. A. Temple.

Sun., Nov. 20 (4-7): Edward Martin, 85, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mattie Crump, at Bosqueville yesterday. Resident of the county for 35 years. Son, Judge J. D. Martin of Beaumont. Funeral today at Bosqueville.

Sun., Nov. 20 (4-4): Funeral of Dr. Geo. D. Streeter was today. Sister, Mrs. Anna Dunn of Pueblo, Colorado.

Tue., Nov. 22 (8-2): Hyman Gross died at his residence, 1703 Austin, yesterday, age 56. In Waco since 1895. Born in Poland. Married to Miss Rosa Peters in New York. She survived. Elk, Mason, Knight of Pythias, B’Nai B’rith, Rodef Sholem. Survived by wife and six children: Ben, Abe, Esther, Blanche, Violet, and Sarah. Funeral tomorrow from the residence. Burial at Hebrew Rest.

Fri., Nov. 25 (2-4): Col. N. H. Tracy of Rockdale died recently. Known in Waco. A Confederate.

Fri., Nov. 25 (8-3): Walter Scott, Confederate veteran, died today in County jail, age 70. Brother in Richmond, Virginia, and wife in Corsicana; some children. Had to be confined due to mental condition. Was awaiting asylum.

Sat., Nov. 26 (7-2): Infant negro died near Rosenthal. John Owens, negro, was arrested. Body not found. Step-daughter is the mother, age 14.

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Wed., Nov'. 30 (2-4): A dead Mexican was found on the Texas Central track today. Identity unknown. Remains to J. C. Lees.

Thu., Dec. 1 (3-2): Unknown Mexican was buried yesterday in Potter's Field, by J. C. Lees.

Tue., Dec. 6 ( 6-4): Eugene Bellamy, age about 14, son of Mrs. Hattie Bellamy on Washington street yesterday was accidentally killed by a shotgun in the hands of Joe Waddell.

Thu., Dec. 8 (8-3): A negro child, Albert Sanders.

Mon., Dec. 12 (8-4): Remains of C. L. Baldredge, who died at Little Rock Ark., arrived Sunday, with his wife and five children. To Speegleville, his old home, for burial.

Tue., Dec. 13 (4-4): A. D. Allen, father of Mrs. Dan Ford, died near Crawford recently, age 79.

Wed., Dec. 14 (8-4): Mrs. Mary Frase, of near Robinson, died yesterday. Fune­ral today, burial at Robinson. Age 86. Lived here many years.

Wed., Dec. 21 (8-3): Bob "Battle Axe" McClelland, negro, who was shot by Deputy Marshal Jones at McGregor, died yesterday.

Fri., Dec. 23 (6-5): In Memoriam: Death of Mrs. Willis, by State Floral Society of Texas.

Tue., Dec. 27 (8-3): Mrs. Maria Palmer, 74, of Fort Worth, died yesterday at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. R. N. McKnight, of pneumonia. Funeral tomorrow from the residence, 1612 Washington. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Wed., Dec. 28 (5-5): A negro man aged about 45 was found dead in the calaboose yesterday. Unknown here.

Fri., Dec. 30 (8-4): Mrs. Dr. C. K. Haggart of Moody died yesterday. Daughter of Frank Porterfield of Moody.

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Mon., Jan. 2 (3-5): Frank R. Vestal died Saturday at Provident Sanitarium of pneumonia. His wife is here from Kansas City; father and brother from Missouri. J. C. Lees, undertakers, in charge. Burial today at Oakwood.

Tue., Jan. 3 (8-2): Dr. Frank L. Foscue of Demopolis, Alabama, formerly of Waco, was murdered for robbery. Left Waco about 1887.

Wed., Jan. 4 (8-6): Capt. Alex Smith, 69, died yesterday at his home at 11th & Webster. Funeral tomorrow, Church of the Assumption. Burial at Holy Cross cemetery. Leaves a family.

Sat., Jan. 7 (2-4): Mrs. W. K. White, formerly of Waco, died at Tyson, Hill Co., at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. James Barr. Leaves aged husband and

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four children: Mrs. James Barr, Mrs. Lulu T. Wilson of Waco, Knox White of Los Angeles, and Will White of San Antonio.

Tue., Jan. 10 (4-5): C. A. Sullenberger of Hillsboro, half-brother of C. J. George of Waco, died yesterday of Bright's Disease. Brother of Miss Alma Sullenberger. Funeral tomorrow, with Knights of Templar.

Thu., Jan. 12 (8-4): Dr. R. E. Dupree of Marlin died yesterday. Son-in-law of Dr. D. R. Wallace of Waco.

Fri., Jan. 13 (3-6): Mrs. Kate Twells Beach, formerly of Waco, died yesterday in Galveston. Remains were shipped to Waco, and to the residence of Mrs. W. A. Casseday on South 8th. Funeral tomorrow. A musician. Was principal of music department at Waco; then in private practice. Funeral with Rev. Grier of­ficiating, Second Presbyterian church.

Sun., Jan. 15 (5-1): Little Treva Luceilla Mitchell died Thursday.

Sun., Jan. 15 (5-3): Remains of Tom Giles, who died at Jennings, Penn., Friday, arrived in Waco yesterday and were taken to the residence of J. W. Knight at 1523 Vermont. To Bosqueville today for funeral and burial. Lived in that area many years. Age 29.

Mon., Jan. 16 (8-3): J. D. McCabe died yesterday at the residence, 318 North 7th, age 40. Leaves a family. Came to Waco a short time ago. Funeral tomorrow; burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Mon., Jan, 16 (8-3): Mack Sanders, 66, died on Elm Street in East Waco. The funeral was yesterday. Leaves three daughters and a son. Pneumonia.

Tue., Jan, 17 (8-4): Mrs. Harry H. Ransom of Galveston, daughter of E. D. Martin of Waco, died yesterday.

Tue., Jan. 17 (8-4): R. J. Anderson, father of Mrs. Geo. G. Lee of Waco, died at Lynville, Tenn., Jan. 10.

Wed., Jan. 18 (8-6): The remains of Heywood Donnell arrived in Waco from Houston today; to the residence of his father, Capt. Robert Donnell on South 5th. Funeral today; burial at Oakwood cemetery. A young man.

Thu., Jan. 19 (8-2): Funeral of Heywood Donnell was yesterday by Dr. Dement and Rev. E. E. Ingram. Brother, J. W. Donnell, was present. Mrs. Archer of Jennings, La., was unable to attend.

Fri., Jan. 20 (2-5): D. T. Wall, a tailor, died yesterday in Los Angeles. A member of Waco Tailor's Union; Odd Fellow. Funeral pending.

Sat., Jan. 21 (8-4): Funeral of Stephen Douglass was yesterday from the res­idence in Edgefield. Burial at Greenwood cemetery. Died at the Masonic Temple yesterday.

Sat., Jan. 21 (8-4): Mrs. R. W. White died today at the residence of her niece, Mrs. Dr. S. E. Shelton, on Columbus street. Age 81. Nee Fannie Styker, born Winchester, Tenn., 1824. To Waco in early 70's. Dr. White died about 14 years ago. Two children survive: Mrs. Sneed of Colorado City, Texas, and Alex White of near Rome, Georgia. Funeral pending

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Mon., Jan. 23 (2-4): E. W. Douglass, 50, died yesterday near Lover's Leap. Funeral today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Had a brother living near Lover's Leap.

Mon., Jan. 23 (2-5): Miss Pearl Dickson died at her home, 315 North 11th, yes­terday. Came here several weeks ago with her father, for her health, from Illinois. Funeral tomorrow from the residence, Rev. G. Lyle Smith; burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Mon., Jan. 23 (8-3): Weavers Rowe was stabbed to death near Moody yesterday.

Mon., Jan. 23 (8-3): Joe Clements, old citizen of China Spring, died yesterday. Age between 70 and 80. Leaves two daughters and one son: Mrs. W. M. Arnold and Mrs. R. R. Maury; James of Lampasas. Burial at China Spring cemetery.

Tue., Jan. 24 (806): Robert Kincheloe, 75, died at the residence of his son, L. H. Kincheloe, on 3rd street at the city limits, today. Funeral tomorrow from the residence. To Texas in 1870 from West Virginia where he was born, reared, and married to Miss J. S. Stephenson, in Spartanburg, West Va., nearly fifty years ago (March 10). Member of Fifth Street Methodist Church. Leaves four sons; W. S. of Waco, R. L. of San Antonio, Charles and L. H. of Waco. Rev. Herome Duncan officiated.

Wed., Jan. 25 (2-7): Mrs. Annie Jester, 70, died at Speegleville today. Fune­ral tomorrow at Speegleville. Mother of Lee Jester and of Mrs. John Halstead.

Wed., Jan. 25 (2-7): Mrs. P. M. Kempner, 45, died today at 1813 Morrow street. Funeral tomorrow from the residence.

Wed., Jan. 25 (7-1): Walter Easterling died on 22nd at Jackson, Mississippi. Lived in Waco four years. Practiced law. Nephew of Capt. T. B. Cox of Waco. He married Miss Johnson of Jackson.

Thu., Jan. 26 (2-7): Hal N. Norwood, 22, died today. Son of Mrs. E. P. Norwood; reared in Waco. Moved to Galveston a few years ago. Came back Saturday, for his health. Funeral tomorrow from the residence of T. L. Hobbs, 1503 South 8th. Burial at First Street cemetery.

Fri., Jan. 27 (2-6): D. W., little son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Harlon, died at their residence, 822 South 8th, today. Funeral tomorrow.

Wed., Feb. 1 (2-2): Funeral of William Berham was held at Springfield, Missouri, as the widow was unable to come to Texas.

Wed., Feb. 1 (8-6): Mrs. Sallie Greenfield of Dallas, formerly Miss Sallie Edward of Waco, died in Dallas yesterday. Remains were sent to Waco for burial at China Spring. Daughter of W. M. Edwards of College Heights. Married three years ago.

Sat., Feb. 4 (2-2): Miss Mamie Pipkins, daughter of Dr. James Pipkin, died yesterday at the residence of her brother, Penn Pipkin, on North 14th, of pneumonia, age 27. Funeral tomorrow from the Fifth Street Methodist church, Rev. Jerome Duncan, pastor, officiating.

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Mon., Feb. 6 (2-3): Mrs. Sallie Whittaker Nott, 83, died at Whitney today. Grandmother of James D. Williamson of Waco. Widow of Dr. R. A. Nott, and has a son in Goliad. Born Columbia, South Carolina, 1822. Came to Texas in 1872. Buried at Goliad.

Thu., Feb. 9 (8-4): Chester Raymond Frisbee, little son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Frisbee, died at their home on Walnut today, aged three years. Family came from Oklahoma a short time ago. Funeral tomorrow. Burial at Catholic cemetery.

Fri., Feb. 10 (2-5): Funeral of Louis A. Bacon will be tomorrow from the Catholic church, Father P. J. Clancy officiating. Member of the Major's Guard.

Sat., Feb. 11 (8-6): Mrs. Mattie A. Bellamy died today at her home on Washington between 7th & 8th. Age 60. Her son Eugene was killed accidentally a few months ago. Leaves two daughters. Funeral in Belton tomorrow.

Sun., Feb. 12 (5-5): Funeral of L. A. Bacon, who died Thursday night, was yesterday at Church of the Assumption. Burial at Catholic cemetery.

Sun., Feb. 12 (16-6): Alvis Owens Elkins, age 16 months, died at Speegleville yesterday. Funeral at Oakwood cemetery yesterday. Mother, Mrs. Jessie Elkins, died January 14. The child was a niece of F. L. Lowrey of Waco.

Mon., Feb. 13 (2-6): Mrs. J. W. Myers, wife of J. W. Myers, died at Freder­ickstown, Maryland. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Jeanes of McGregor, for­merly of Waco. Married a few months.

Tue., Feb. 14 (2-4): Thomas C. Parran, 45, died today at 336 North 13th, of pneumonia. A cutter at Slayden-Kirksey mills. Funeral today from the resi­dence, and ship to Bolivar, Tennessee.

Tue., Feb. 14 (2-4): Remains of Mrs. J. W. Myers will arrive in Waco tomorrow. Funeral Thursday, South 5th Street church. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Tue., Feb. 14 (2-4): Miss M. C. Elliott, 40, died yesterday at the home of her brother-in-law, G. H. Luedde, 1712 Austin. Funeral tomorrow from the res­idence. Well known in Waco. Taught school. Rev. C. T. Caldwell officiating. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Wed., Feb. 15 (2-5): Six-month-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Maracle, of Col­lege Heights, died last night. Remains will be sent to Eddy tomorrow, Father works for Tom Padgitt,

Wed., Feb. 15 (2-5): Mrs. Martha A. Moore, 78 (73?), died today at the resi­dence of her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Cockcroft, 1407 South 11th. Funeral pending.

Wed., Feb. 15 (8-3): Remains of Rev. J. H. Zivley will arrive at Waco today from Marlin. Funeral from the train. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Died in Marlin Monday. Has a son in Oakwood. Brother-in-law of W. O. Brown. Formerly of Waco.

Fri., Feb. 17 (6-5): Israel Hyman, 37, died yesterday. Funeral today from the residence of Mrs. J. Hyman, 409 North 4th. Burial at Hebrew Rest cemetery.

Sat., Feb. 18 (2-6): Alex, age 4 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Y. A. Rundberg,

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died yesterday at the residence of A. Friedholm, of croup. Was visiting here with mother to her father. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sat., Feb. 18 (2-5): Prof. James F. Lipscomb died at Rockport yesterday. Was principal of Washington High School. Married Miss Mamie Burns, a teacher. He leaves wife and one child age 4. Burial at Rockfort for the present.

Wed., Feb. 22 (2-7): James Adams of Arlington, formerly of Waco, died today. Funeral from the residence of son, G. B. Adams, 503 North 11th.

Fri., Feb. 24 (2-7): Lee Lucile, age 1 months, child of A. S. Tabor, died today at the residence, 624 South 12th. Ship remains to Lott for burial.

Sat., Feb. 25 (2-5): Mrs. Lily B. Hyman, 65, died at her home near Stanford's Chapel yesterday. Leaves two sons and a daughter: W. T. Hyman, Mrs. J. L. Moore of Lorena, and F. F. Hyman of Italy, Texas.

Sat , Feb.25 (2-5): Mrs. Serena Cardwell, 85, died at the home of her daughter, 1312 Mary. Burial at Troy.

Sat., Feb. 25 (2-5): Harvey West died at 1824 South 1st yesterday, of typhoid. Funeral from the residence tomorrow. Burial at Bosqueville.

Sat., Feb. 25 (2-5): Funeral for Mrs. W. H. Wood tomorrow. Burial at Odd Fel­lows cemetery.

Sat., Feb. 25 (5-5): Rev. Dr. J. P. Lowrey died yesterday in Hill County near Aquilla, age 88. One of the first settlers of Waco. Uncle of F. L. Lowrey of Waco. Leaves three children: Mrs. R. L. Averill, Prof. A. L. and Dr. J. W.

Mon., Feb. 27 (8-4): Lyman T., infant of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Thompson, died at the residence, 1421 Washington, today. Funeral from the residence tomorrow, Dr. E. A. Temple officiating. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Thu., Mar. 2 (2-6): B. S. Moore of Washington, D. C. died yesterday of pneu­monia. Brother of Mrs. S. E. Shelton and of Walker Moore of Waco.

Thu., Mar. 2 (5-3): Mrs. J. H. Ripley died yesterday at her home, 814 North 12th, of pneumonia. Her father recently died in Arlington, and was buried in Waco?, a week ago last night. Leaves husband and four children. Age 43. The funeral is today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Fri., Mar. 3 (2-5): Funeral for Stephen W. Emery, 77, was yesterday from the residence at 1901 Grace. Died of pneumonia. Leaves two sons in Waco. Lived at Waco several years. Burial at Oakwood cemetery, Rev. Bowers officiating.

Sun., Mar. 5 (16-4): Card of Thanks: in death of wife, by J. H. Ripley.

Mon., Mar. 6 (1-3): Judge John H. Reagan died today near Palestine. Surviving member of President Jeff. Davis' cabinet. John Henninger Reagan was born in Sevier County, Tennessee, Oct. 8, 1818. Palestine Hill cemetery.

Mon., Mar. 6 (2-6): Mrs. Ruth A. Cross, 77, died today at 1703 Washington. Funeral today at Oakwood cemetery, with C. T. Caldwell of First Presbyterian Church. In Waco 12 years; from New York. Leaves one child: Mr. A. V. Cross of Miller-Cross Shoe Co.

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Tue., Mar. 7 (2-2): Richard Halstead of South Bosque, an early settler, died today at age 73. Funeral tomorrow at Harris Creek. Leaves wife and five or six children: Tad and John, etc.

Thu., Mar. 9 (2-2): Clarence H., age three years and three months, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Elam, died yesterday. Funeral today; burial at Oakwood.

Thu., Mar. 9 (2-2): H. Michel, 55, died today. Funeral tomorrow from the resi­dence of his sister, Mrs. R. Hischfelder, 8th & Columbus. Burial at Hebrew Rest cemetery. In Waco for 12 or 15 years.

Sat., Mar. 11 (2-5): R. G. Welle died at Marla yesterday. Born May 10, 1844, Greifenberg, Germany. To the U.S., 1866. Married first Miss Haschke; had nine children. Wife died June 1897. Sept., 1898, married again, to Miss Ottillie Kismo. Two years ago, moved to 152 West Avenue. Funeral from residence, at Oakwood cemetery.

Sun., Mar. 12 (6-4): Card of Thanks: death of little one, by Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Elam.

Mon., Mar. 13 (2-2): Mrs. C. A. Cavitt of Wheelock, Robertson county, died yesterday, age past 90. Cousin of Henry Caufield, father of County Clerk Tom Caufield. To Texas over fifty years ago. Widow of Joe Cavitt who died in 1882. Children: John, Clarence, William, and Dr. J. W.; Mrs. Henry Herring, and Mrs. Robert Washington.

Tue., Mar. 14 (2-5): Agnes Bolfing, age 1 year, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bolfing, died today on Dallas road. Funeral today. Burial at Holy Cross.

Wed., Mar. 15 (8-6): Card of Thanks: death of husband and father, the late R. G. Welle, by Mrs. R. G. Welle and family.

Sat., Mar. 18 (2-3): Jasper Miller, 74, died today at his home, 609 South 10th, of pneumonia. Leaves wife and three children: Will of Marlin, F. M. of Goldstein & Nigel, and Mrs. Genie Roberts of Waco. Born Jefferson Co., Kentucky, Nov. 29, 1830; came to Texas in 1852; to Waco in 1856. Member of Christian Church. Married Miss Emma E. Calhoun, Sept. 20, 1865. Was in the Pete Ross Co. in the Civil War. Funeral from the church tomorrow, Rev. G. L. Smith.

Sun., Mar. 19 (2-5): John G. Nelson, resident of Waco two months on North 15th, with the carnival company, died today, killed by a live electric wire. Leaves wife. Funeral pending.

Mon., Mar. 20 (5-3): Remains of John G. Nelson have been shipped to Garden City, Iowa.

Mon., Mar. 20 (5-3): Funeral of Jasper Miller was yesterday.

Wed., Mar. 22 (2-4): Mrs. Nancy Riggins died at Urich, Missouri. Mother of J. W. Riggins of Waco.

Wed., Mar. 22 (8-4): Edna Emilie Robinson, age 9 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Robinson, died today at their home, 807 South 3rd. Funeral tomorrow. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

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Thu., Mar. 23 (2-4): Mrs. Mary C. Britt, 75, died yesterday at 1415 Jackson. Funeral today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Leaves one daughter in Waco. Not here long.

Thu., Mar. 23 (4-5): Mr. Louis H. Ilse died at Columbus, Texas. Formerly of Waco, in drug business. Ship remains to Waco, to home of Capt. J. D. Shaw, 209 North 4th. Funeral tomorrow. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Eulogy by Judge G. B. Gerald. Member of the Sons of Herman. Louis H. Ilse was born at Columbus, Texas, Nov. 21, 1869. Reared there. Came to Waco about 1890. Pharmacist, Kelly & Isle. Married April 11, 1894, to Miss Hallie D. Shaw, daughter of Capt. J. D. Shaw. She survives, and a boy of nine years.

Fri., Mar. 24 (5-3): Miss Lillie Hayne died at Garland recently. Known in Waco.

Sat., Mar. 25 (4-4): George Pilley, 72, died today on Castleman's Creek near Robinson, of old age. Funeral tomorrow. Burial at Robinson.

Sat., Mar. 25 (5-4): Funeral of Louis Ilse was yesterday. Father, Henry Ilse; brother, Richard Ilse; sister, Miss Lillian Ilse.

Sat., Mar. 25 (8-3): Judge E. T. Phillips died near Travis Thursday, age 75. A Falls county pioneer.

Sun., Mar. 26 (2-5): Mrs. Hogan, wife of J. W. Hogan, died at Llano yesterday, Ship remains to Waco. J. W. is a son of Judge S. A. Hogan? Funeral Monday.

Mon., Mar. 27 (5-5): Funeral of Mrs. Mont Hogan is tomorrow from the residence, 8th & Austin. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Mon., Mar. 27 (8-4): Will Narment [sic], 27, died yesterday from pneumonia. Came from Hobart, Oklahoma. In Waco two or three years. Burial pending.

Wed., Mar. 29 (2-4): Funeral of W. M. Normant from Lees funeral home today, the Eagles officiating.

Thu., Mar. 30 (2-4): Card of Thanks: death of W. M. Normant, by Mrs. B. Normant and Dave Lark.

Thu., Mar. 30 (4-5): Mrs. Mary Sneed died today at the residence of N. S. Hill, 8th & Morrow, age 97 years and 3 months. To Texas with her husband, George W. Hill, in 1848, to Navarro county. Mr. Sneed is buried there. She came to Waco in 1858. Born Williamson Co., Tenn., 1807. Eight children born; none survive. One was Capt. N. T. Sneed: Mrs. Mattie N. Trice, widow of Berry Trice, early settler. Funeral tomorrow at Morrow Street Methodist church. Burial at Hubbard City.

Thu., Mar. 30 (6-4): Mrs. M. M. Bennett of West died Monday. Burial at White Rock cemetery. Had son, J.T., and several daughters.

Sun., Apr. 2 (16-3): A. G. Brooks, 28, died at Gatesville Friday. Formerly of Waco, son of I.U. Brooks in the grocery business on South 6th. Leaves wife and child. Remains were sent to Waco yesterday. Funeral today, First Baptist church. Member of the Maccabees.

Mon., Apr. 3 (2-7): T. L. Honea, 70, died today. Lived in Waco many years. >>

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Daughters: Mrs. Harry Cain and Mrs. E. J. Vesey. Funeral tomorrow from the residence, 1123 South 9th, Rev. Jerome Duncan. Burial at Oakwood, cemetery.

Wed., Apr. 5 (5-5): Mary Lewis, a negro girl about 8, was killed in a shotgun accident yesterday. Her father died ten days ago.

Thu., Apr. 6 (2-5): Waller Turner, age about 19, died today at the Katy Hotel. Remains will be shipped to Elm Mott.

Thu., Apr. 6 (2-6): A. D. Putnam, 56, died yesterday at the residence of his sister, 602 South 11th. Resident of Waco for 30 years. W. of World. Funeral pending.

Sat., Apr. 8 (2-6): Mrs. Lucy A. Fisher died at her home, 1917 Grace, age 50, today. Son is pastor of T.M.E. Church at Meridian. Leaves three sons and two daughters. Funeral from Trinity M. E. church tomorrow.

Sat., Apr. 8 (5-3): The Waco Typographical Union has placed stones in Oakwood cemetery for J. S. Evans, Harry Godkins, H. C. Christenbury, and Mr. Hitchler.

Thu., Apr. 13 (5-3): In memory of Theara Lucille Mitchell, who died Jan. 12, age 7 years, 6 months.

Sun., Apr. 23 (5-5): Pearl Tadlock, of the orphanage, drowned yesterday in the Bosque near Walker's Crossing. Had been an orphan two years. Age 16. Had relatives at Crawford. Funeral pending.

Sun., Apr. 23 (16-4): Remains of Mrs. C. B. Callahan, who died in Laredo Friday, arrived yesterday at the residence of H. B. Mistrot on North 5th, ac­companied by the father and mother. Funeral from the residence today, Father Clancy officiating. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Thu., Apr, 27 (2-6): A. J. McKenzie died yesterday at the residence of his brother, T. A. McKenzie, on Dallas road three miles. Recently moved to Indian Territory, and was here on a visit. Funeral today. Burial at Bosqueville. Age 54. Leaves wife and family.

Sat., Apr. 29 (8-4): Remains of Miss Pearl Tadlock, who drowned Saturday, ar­rived in Crawford Sunday at the home of A. Crouch. Burial at Crawford cemetery. Father, R. A. Tadlock, lives near Cotulla.

Tue., May 2 (8-1): M. D. Herring, age 10, son of Douglass Herring, drowned yesterday in a tank in the old Herring pasture near North Waco. Funeral today from the Herring residence on Herring avenue. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Mon., May 8 (8-3): Judge J. B. Scarborough died at his home on Speight yester­day. A resident of Waco more than 25 years. Born in Jackson Parish, Louisiana, Apr. 5, 1847, son of Irwin Scarborough. In Confederate Army at 16. To Smith Co., Texas, 1869. Married Aug. 14, 1870, to Miss Mary A. Ellison, daughter of Dr. Z. and Mrs. Emily T. Ellison. To Waco in 1878. In 1880, was trustee of Baylor University. Member of Pat Cleburne Camp, and of McLennan County Bar Association. Leaves wife and three children: M. Douglass now Mrs. Geo. W. McDaniel, Geo. M. and Miss Dorothy Scarborough. Funeral was held in Carroll chapel today by B. H. Dement and B. H. Carroll Sr.

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Wed., May 17 (4-5): Card of Thanks: late bereavement, by Mr. and Mrs. M. Collins.

Wed., May 17 (6-5): Billy Hill of Meridian, son of Jack Hill, died at Meridian age about 50. Brother-in-law of Will Eichelberger.

Fri., May 19 (2-5): Lois, age 19 months, child of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wrightman on South 8th, died today. Funeral tomorrow.

Sun., May 21 (3-3): Funeral of George W. Stubblefield is today from the resi­dence of W. C. Cooksey, 705 South 7th. Burial at Fletcher cemetery. He died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. W. Frost at Marionville, Missouri on Friday. Resided in McLennan county more than fifty years. Age 84. Had a farm on Bullhide Creek. Son, Sam Stubblefield, of Durant, Indian Territory. Daughters: Mrs. W, C. Cooksey and Mrs. J. W. Watson, of Waco. Funeral from the residence to Rosenthal.

Mon., May 22 (8-6): Ben Olson, 42, died at his home in East Waco today. Wife and three children. Funeral from the residence today.

Mon., May 22 (8-6): Two-year-old child of G. W. Thomas died at the family residence at 912 Oak yesterday. Funeral today. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Mon., May 22 (8-6): Mrs. Annie Peterson, wife of Chris Peterson, died at the family residence on Dallas road yesterday. Funeral today. Burial at White Rock cemetery.

Mon., May 22 (8-7): Mrs. D. R. Owens of Lancaster died yesterday of measles. D. R. Owens is a brother of Sam and Philip Owens of Waco, and G. W. Owens of Dallas, and V. W. Owens of Fort Worth. Leaves husband and five children.

Tue., May 23 (2-3): Abner Oliver, son of J. D. Oliver, age 9, died at his home, 609 North 14th, today. Funeral from the residence tomorrow. Burial at Evergreen cemetery.

Tue., May 23 (5-5): George Wortham of Wortham Bend died last midnight. Funeral at Bosqueville. Age 55. Leaves wife and several children.

Wed., May 24 (3-5): Rev. R. S. Coward died in Hereford. Formerly of Waco. A singing evangelist.

Wed., May 24 (3-4): John Mabry, 22, son of R. C. Mabry of Battle, died yester­day from a baseball game injury. Funeral at Battle today.

Wed., May 24 (8-6): Mrs. Iza Polk Early, wife of Malcolm Early, died yester­day at Provident Sanitarium. Nee Miss Polk of Corsicana. Married about two years. Funeral today.

Fri., May 26 (3-6): Gilman Height, colored, died last night in a runaway. Died at his residence on South 2nd street today. Remains shipped to Harrison. The funeral is today, there. Age about 35.

Fri., May 26 (3-6): Little child of Dr. Jack died at his residence yesterday. Funeral today. Burial at Hebrew Rest cemetery. The mother died about a year ago.

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Sat., May 27 (2-5): A. G. St. Clair, 63, died at Provident Sanitarium today. Lived at Waco about a year. The remains will be sent to Dallas today.

Sat., May 27 (2-5): Harrison, age 3 years, child of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Miles, died at the home, 903 Elm, Yesterday. Funeral today.

Mon., May 29 (8-3): Hettie Bell, wife of J. E. Gorman, died at the family residence, 1805 Fort, yesterday. Lived at Waco and Bosqueville all of her life. Funeral today. Burial at Bosqueville, with Rev. Armstrong officiating.

Tue., May 30 (4-4): Mrs. J. E. Wilson, wife of Sheriff Wilson of Beeville, and sister of F. L. Lowrey of Waco, died. The eighth death in ten months for this family.

Mon., June 5 (2-1): Mary Douglass, age 1 year, daughter of Marshall Thompson, died yesterday. Funeral today; burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Tue., June 6 (2-3): Miss Agnes Guyser [sic], 18, died today at 1818 Grace. Funeral pending.

Tue., June 6 (5-5): Mrs. M. H. Wells, formerly of Waco, died yesterday at Bir­mingham, Alabama. Wife of Rev. Dr. M. H. Wells. Her full name was Mollie Haw­kins Wells. Leaves husband and two daughters: Mrs. S. M. Blake and Mrs. B. M. Brazeal. Funeral Saturday in Birmingham. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery.

Wed., June 7 (2-6): Miss Agnes Geiser died yesterday. Funeral today from the residence at 1818 Grace, Rev. R. G. Bowers officiating. Burial at Oakwood.

Wed., June 7 (2-6): Evelyn Oglesby, age 22 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Oglesby, died yesterday. Funeral today from 401 South 4th. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Wed., June 7 (2-6): Louisa E., age 1 year, infant, of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pinkston, died at their home , 619 Earl. Funeral from the residence today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Wed., June 7 (2-6): Funeral of Will Wade at the residence, 1919 South 9th, tomorrow. Ship remains to Marlin.

Wed., June 7 (5-5): Will Wade died yesterday from injuries Friday on the roof of a gin in East Waco.

Thu., June 8 (2-1): Mr. A. Hermanson, 49, died at the residence, 629 South 11th, today. A native of Norway; came to Waco about 20 years ago. Family of eight children. Eldest daughter, Miss Alice, is employed at Goldstein & Migel. Wife died several years ago. Funeral tomorrow from the residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Thu., June 8 (8-5): Mrs. Lizzie Ross, wife of ex-Governor Ross, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Clark of Bryan, yesterday. The remains will arrive today at the residence, 1425 Austin Avenue. Funeral tomorrow. Married to Gen. L. S. Ross in 1861. Husband died in 1893. Nee Miss Lizzie Tinsley, daughter of Dr. Tinsley, and came to Texas from Georgia in 1854. Surviving children: Loraine, wife of Prof. H. H. Harrington of College Station; Bessie, wife of Frank Clark of Bryan; Dr. Frank Ross of Houston; Harvey and N. P. Ross of Waco. Member of Methodist Church. Husband was Sheriff of McLennan Co., and Governor in 1886 for four years.

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Sat., June 10 (2-6): Prof. A. J. Moore, principal of colored school, died at his residence, 3rd & Clay, today. Funeral pending.

Sun., June 11 (7-3): Funeral today at Paul Quinn College for Prof. A. J. Moore. Ship remains to Detroit.

Sun., June 11 (7-4): Infant of Mr. and Mrs. William Branch of Waco died yester­day. Funeral today; burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Sun., June 11 (7-3): J. H. Winkler, farmer on the Dunk McLennan place, was killed yesterday, lying on the Cotton Belt Ry. tracks. Brother Frank Winkler lives on the Judge Sleeper farm. Remains at Lees. Funeral there today. Age 37.

Mon., June 12 (5-5): Remains of J. H. Winkler were buried at Greenwood cemetery yesterday. Wife and children were present.

Tue., June 13 (8-6): Sydney Carlson, age 2 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Carlson, died yesterday at 901 North 12th. Funeral today from the residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Mr. Carlson works at Rotan Grocery.

Wed., June 14 (2-7): Octavia Willie Smith, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Buck, died today at their home. Funeral from the residence tomorrow.

Thu., June 15 (4-4): Miss Aleise Shumate died yesterday. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shumate of Waco. Age 18. Funeral today from St. Paul's Episcopal church, E. A. Temple officiating.

Thu., June 15 (8-4): Mrs. J. C. Aderhold, sister of Dr. Boyett of Waco, died at Brandon in Hill county. Burial there.

Thu., June 15 (8-4): J. M. Hamrich of Jonesboro, Georgia, died in Waco last night. Ship the remains to Jonesboro.

Fri., June 16 (8-4): Funeral of Miss Aleise Shumate was yesterday from Saint Paul's.

Sat., June 17 (2-3): J. T. Whatley, 52, died yesterday at Dallas.

Sat., June 17 (2-3): Mr. A. L. C. Hurst, resident of Waco, died at the Elm Street Hotel in East Waco today. Funeral pending.

Sun., June 18 (4-5): Funeral of A. L. C. Hurst, who died in East Waco yester­day, was today at Oakwood cemetery. Born in George. Resided in Waco about 20 years. Confederate soldier. Leaves three children: John Hurst and Mrs. Bessie Blanchard of Waco, and Harris Hurst of Cincinnati.

Tue., June 20 (2-4): Chas. N. Smith, former street commissioner, died at his home, 1113 North 12th, today. Native of Sweden. Age 48. Wife and four chil­dren. Funeral tomorrow. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Wed., June 21 (2-3): Remains of an unknown person were found today near the bridge. Interred today.

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Wed., June 21 (8-6): The remains of Chas. Lewine, who died in New Mexico last week, arrived in Waco. Funeral from Fall & Puckett today. Knight pf Pythias.

Thu., June 22 (5-5): Card of Thanks: in death of wife, by F. E. Cammack.

Fri., June 23 (3-2): Former Governor Frank R. Lubbock died at Austin yester­day. Born Oct. 6, 1815, Beauford, South Carolina. Age 89.

Fri., June 23 (8-4): Rev. Mack Henson, colored pastor of the M. E. Church, died yesterday. Funeral today. Ship remains to Littig.

Sat., June 24 (2-4): Willie May, age 10 months, infant of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Chiles of 622 Elm, died yesterday. Burial today at Greenwood cemetery.

Sat., June 24 (2-4): Nora Gertrude, infant of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Holcomb, died yesterday. Funeral today from the residence, 1504 Webster. Burial at First Street cemetery.

Sat., June 24 (8-4): Dr. A. W. Edson died yesterday at the C. J. George place in East Waco, age 30. Ship remains to Springfield, Vermont, for burial.

Sun., June 25 (4-4): Card of Thanks: by Geo. Greener, in bereavement.

Sun., June 25 (6-4): Infant of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Smith died at the family residence yesterday. Funeral today.

Mon., June 26 (5-3): Miss Sallie Loyd, 54, died yesterday at the residence of her sister, Mrs. H. W. Gates, 600 North 11th. Funeral today; burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Tue., June 27 (2-2): Maggie Gertrude, age 6 years and 8 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Nevins, died today. Funeral from the residence, 2024 Gorman, today. Burial at Catholic cemetery.

Tue., June 27 (8-3): John Moore of Bosqueville died yesterday. Funeral today. Burial at Bosqueville.

Wed., June 28 (3-4): In Memoriam: death of Little Minnock, of Fireman William Branch and family.

Sat., July 1 (5-4): Mrs. Laura Hoffman, mother of Asst. Postmaster W. H. Hoffman, died in St. Louis, age 62. Father died about three years ago.

Sat., July 1 (8-3): Mother of G. M. Yarbrough died a few days ago in Arkansas, age 79. Son, G. L. Yarbrough is in California.

Mon., July 3 (2-5): Mrs. Josephine Mornimo, wife of Sam Mornimo, died yester­day. Funeral from the Church of the Assumption today. Burial at Holy Cross.

Mon., July 3 (2-4): Mrs. Mary Robinson, 47, died Saturday. Funeral today from the residence at Forest & Taylor in East Waco. Aunt of Mrs. J. S. Owens. Leaves son Walter and a daughter, Mrs. Effie Beatty. Member of the Methodist Church.

Tue., July 4 (8-4): George Barr Lambdin died today at the home of his mother, Mrs. Susan A. Lambdon on Austin Avenue. Was half-brother of William Lambdin and

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Miss Sue Lambdin, and own brother of Mrs. Mary Edmonds of Waco. Suffered from paralysis. Born July 26, 1856, Sisterville, West Virginia. Was six months old when the family moved to Waco. Funeral today, Austin Avenue Methodist church, with Rev. C. R. Wright.

Wed., July 5 (2-1): Caleb, age 8 months, child of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Wofford, died today at their residence, 727 Earle. Funeral today. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Thu., July 6 (8-4): Card of Thanks: in death of husband, A. J. Moore, by Mrs. A. J. Moore.

Sat., July 8 (2-3): John Robinson, age 9 1/2 years, son of D. R. Robinson west of Waco on the W. L. Prather place, died yesterday from a dose of strychnine. Burial at McLennan cemetery today. The boy apparently wanted to die.

Sat., July 8 (5-3): Father of Lee Neblett died at Navasota, age 55. Confederate veteran.

Sun., July 9 (6-6): Card of Thanks: death of son, Will M. Wade, by Lula Hardy.

Mon., July 10 (8-4): H. S. Cox, negro, a resident of Waco six or seven years, was run over and killed by a Texas Central train yesterday. Came from Alabama.

Tue., July 11 (2-5): Henry B. Huddleston, 43, died today of typhoid. Funeral tomorrow from the Fifth Street Methodist church. Burial at Oakwood cemetery, Rev. Jerome Duncan officiating. Brother of John Huddleston at Mart. Was a shipping clerk at Cooper Grocery. Wife and seven children. Resided at 725 South 6th Street.

Tue., July 11 (7-5): Edith Katzenstein, granddaughter of Mrs. Lowenstein, died at Bremond. Funeral tomorrow. Burial at Hebrew Rest cemetery. Age 9 months.

Wed., July 12 (2-3): Tom Newian, 50, died today at Chalk Bluff. Leaves a fam­ily. Was buried yesterday at White Rock.

Wed., July 12 (2-3): Alfred Thomas, infant of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, died today at 614 Elm. Funeral today. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Wed., July 12 (2-3): Thad Bishop, brother of T. M. Bishop, died at Little Rock yesterday. Leaves wife and two children. Formerly of Waco.

Wed., July 12 (8-3): James Holley, 78, died at 903 Elm today. Funeral today from the residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Son is here from Alabama.

Wed., July 12 (8-3): Funeral of George Lavender, who died yesterday at 605 Washington, was today from the residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery, Rev. E. E. Ingram and Woodmen officiating.

Fri., July 14 (2): Robert Manson was buried yesterday. Born in Sweden, July 17, 1842. Married Christine Youngquist Sept. 12, 1871. Two daughters: Mrs. Cornelliusen and Miss Rosa.

Fri., July 14 (2-7): Dempsey Westbrook, a young man from Ballinger, died today of typhoid. Son of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Westbrook, and brother of Mrs. Lizzie Moore at Ballinger. Student at Toby's Business College. Age 30. Ship remains to Ballinger.

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Fri., July 14 (2-3): Card of Thanks: death of husband and father, by Mrs. Robt. Mattson, Miss Rosa Mattson, and Mr. and Mrs. Corneliusen.

Fri., July 14 (8-4): Mrs. E. S. Wheeler died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Willig, of apoplexy. Ship remains to Hopkinsville, Ky. Wife of Dr. James Wheeler. Was born in Virginia.

Fri., July 14 (8-4): Mrs. Edith Mervine died yesterday at 319 North 7th. Funeral from the residence today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Leaves husband and one child. Age 29. Member of Methodist Church.

Sun., July 16 (5-4): Patrick K., age 5 months, child of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, died yesterday at their home, 902 South 10th. Funeral today at the residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sun., July 16 (5-4): Joseph D. Dixon, 84, died at the home of Dr. B. O. Hester, 828 North 12th, yesterday. Father of Chas. A. Dixon of Waco. Funeral at Oakwood cemetery today.

Thu., July 20 (2-7): Aunt Dicy, old negress, died at 1212 South 2nd today, aged 102. Born in 1803, it is believed. Came to Texas with family of J. V. Smith.

Thu., July 20 (8-4): John Hill, a young man, was run over by the Katy Flyer today and killed, on the bridge. Two brothers near Elk. Age 25, unmarried.

Fri., July 21 (2-3): S. M. McCheaney, 68, died at his residence yesterday. A resident of Waco many years. Funeral from J. C. Lees today.

Sat., July 22 (2-3): J. A. Ezell, a Waco boy, was killed in an explosion of the Gunboat Bennington at San Diego yesterday. Parents removed from Waco.

Sat., July 22 (2-1): W. T. Moore of Whitney, formerly of Waco, died Monday, and was buried Tuesday at Towash cemetery. William Turner Moore was born at Jamesville, North Carolina, Aug. 18, 1844.

Mon., July 24 (2-4): Col. William L. Prather, 57, president of the University of Texas, died today. Wife, two sons, and three daughters. Reared in Waco, son of Rev. Geo. W. Prather.

Wed., July 26 (2-1): Remains of Col. William Lambdin Prather will be sent to Waco, from Austin, to the First Presbyterian church. Burial at Oakwood.

Fri., July 28 (2-1): A. W. Patterson, an actor, died yesterday at the McClel­land Hotel. Funeral pending.

Fri., July 28 (8-4): Mrs. Ella Taylor, 29, died today at the residence of James B. Smith, 705 North 13th; her brother-in-law. Was on a visit. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sat., July 29 (8-5): Frank Shelton fell from a scaffold on Austin Avenue yes­terday, while painting, and died yesterday afternoon. His home was in Provident Heights. Funeral today, V. Memorial church, South 10th, Rev. Barcus Knowles. Burial at Oakwood cemetery

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Sat., July 29 (8-5): Funeral of A. W. Patterson was today from Fall & Puckett. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Fri., Aug. 4 (2-4): Clay Fort, an aged negro, died yesterday on the Horne farm. Claimed she was over 100. Said to have been a nurse in the family of Col. Fort. Funeral today, Mt. Pleasant cemetery near Downsville.

Sat., Aug. 5 (2-1): A. J. Droke, 64, died today at his home, 517 South 8th. A Confederate soldier. Enlisted Oct. 1, 1861, Private in Company F, 15th Arkansas Infantry at Bentonville. Funeral tomorrow from the residence.

Sun., Aug. 6 (15-3): Resolution: in the death of Frank Shelton, by the Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America.

Sun., Aug. 6 (15-6): Mrs. D. J. Jones died at Cameron yesterday. Formerly of Waco. Aged about 66. Leaves a daughter, Mrs. Hallie Wofford, and son Fanning Jones, and her husband.

Mon., Aug. 7 (5-4): Ed Woodland, former Deputy District Clerk, died yesterday at the residence of Col. E. J. Gurley on South 4th, aged 32. Funeral today from the Gurley residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Mon., Aug. 7 (5-4): Zara Woodward, age 2, died yesterday at 1709 South 3rd. Funeral today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Mon., Aug. 7 (5-4): Earl W. Smith, age 17 months, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Smith, died today. Funeral tomorrow from the residence at 914 South 16th. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Tue., Aug. 8 (2-3): Remains of Sank Majors, the negro hanged on the bridge yesterday, were shipped to Gurley for burial in Major's Chapel.

Tue., Aug. 8 (5-2): Sank Majors, negro, was hanged by a mob last night.

Wed., Aug. 9 (2-3): Jessie R., infant of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gray, died yester­day aged seven weeks. Funeral today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Wed., Aug. 9 (2-3): Geo. Mayo, 29, died at his home at Harrison yesterday. A merchant. Funeral today.

Wed., Aug. 9 (5-5): Unknown Mexican was killed by a train in East Waco today.

Wed., Aug. 9 (8-4): Mrs. Inez Jarvis Field, 32, wife of W. A. Field, city pas­senger agent of the H. & T.C., died yesterday at the residence, 627 North 15th. Funeral today from the residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Fri., Aug. 11 (2-6): Mrs. Geo. Ragland Tabor, sister of Mrs. W. B. Ragland, died at Bryan today, age 13.

Sat., Aug. 12 (2-4): Mrs. Mary J, Baird, mother of Frank L. Baird and Mrs. W. W. Cameron, died yesterday at the residence of Mr. Cameron. Resident of Zaneville, Ohio. In Waco for a summer visit. Age 72. Ship to Zaneville.

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Mon., Aug. 14 (2-2): Mr. A. M. Lyles died at the family residence Sunday, age 37. Leaves wife and two children, father, mother, etc. Funeral from the resi­dence at 509 Preston today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Mon., Aug. 14 (8-4): Card of Thanks: death of wife, by W. A. Field; also Mrs. Clotilda Wiekhoff and Miss Marie Jarvis, sisters of the deceased.

Tue., Aug. 15 (8-3): Mrs. A. Bozalina died Saturday in Houston. Burial at Houston. Leaves husband and children: Charles, Ed, Henry, Clint, Burnet, Mrs. J. A. Tulley, Miss Mary Louise.

Tue., Aug. 15 (8-3): W. H. Dawson, old Waco citizen, died on the 7th, age 61-8-13. Wife and four children. Burial at Dawson cemetery.

Wed., Aug. 16 (2-4): Oshmel Brown, colored, died today from injuries in wagon accident. Age 34. Worked for Hannah & Halstead. Ship remains to Pleasant Hill.

Mon., Aug. 21 (8-6): Rev. Chas. Davis died at his residence, 2108 Fort, today. Resident of Waco several years. Minister of M. E. Church South, at Axtell. Born in England. Wife and two daughters. Funeral tomorrow. Burial at Oakwood.

Mon., Aug. 21 (8-6): David Kelley, 70, died at his home near Speegleville yesterday. Funeral yesterday. Burial at Greenwood cemetery near Speegleville. Leaves wife and son.

Tue., Aug. 22 (2-7): Nannie M. Bryson, age 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Bryson of Speegleville, died today. Funeral today. Burial at Speegleville.

Wed., Aug. 23 (2-6): Mrs. E. D. Willis, 49, died today at 1109 South 9th. Ship remains to Thornton. Husband.

Sat., Aug. 26 (8-4): James Purcell Hutchison died yesterday, age 1 year. Funeral today from the residence, 824 North 12th. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sat., Aug. 26 (8-4): Leonard Stewart, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stewart, died last night at the residence on South 11th. Funeral from the residence today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Mon., Aug. 28 (5-4): Roland Clarke of Bremond yesterday jumped into a well and was killed, at the home of his cousin, Charles Beatty , three miles east of the city. Age about 45. Family in Bremond. The well was 60 feet deep. Ship the remains to Bremond.

Fri., Sept. 1 (5-5): Judge N. W. Battle of Seattle, Washington, died a short time ago. Early lawyer of Waco. Left Waco for Seattle in 1888. Judge Nicholas William Battle, was age 85; Born in Warren Co., Georgia, Jan. 2, 1820. Was admitted to the bar in 1844. In 1862, into the Confederate Army. Lt. Col. in Texas Cavalry. First wife was Mary Ann Cabiness of Forsythe, Georgia, mar­ried in 1846. She died in 1889. Married again in 1901 to Miss Jessie Mackellar of Ontario, Canada. Surviving children: Tom E. and Mrs. L. W.Goodrich of Marlin, Judge Alfred Battle and Edgar Battle of Seattle. Burial in Lake View Cemetery.

Wed., Sept. 6 (2-1): (William?) Ratcliffe died today in Waco. Age about 40. Funeral pending. Family was picking cotton.

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Wed., Sept. 6 (8-6); James A. Costley, 21, died yesterday after an operation for appendicitis. Funeral today at Crawford. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Costley.

Fri., Sept. 8 (8-4): Mrs. E. R. Jones, wife of Rev. Edwin N. Jones, died yes­terday at the residence, 616 Reynolds, age 69. Funeral today from Cumberland Presbyterian church, Rev. E. E. Ingram. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Leaves husband and several children.

Sun., Sept. 10 (6-5): Mrs. Catherine Davis, widow of the late Lee R. Davis, died at the family residence yesterday, age 85. A resident of the county since 1835. Sister to Neil McLennan. Husband died more than 25 years ago. She had six children: James, Charlie, Tom, Lee R., and Mrs. Clarence Williams, all of McLennan county except James in Bosque county. Mrs. Williams died five years ago. (Saturday, five years ago yesterday) Husband died 38 years and 1 day before her. Funeral from residence on Bosque near China Spring. Burial at family cemetery near residence.

Mon., Sept. 11 (2-4): Mrs. Tom E. Cox of Bruceville, wife of a well-known citi­zen, died yesterday, age 69. Funeral today. Burial at Bruceville. Mother of Superintendent Ramsey M. Cox of Texas Central Railway, and Mrs. James Mistrot of Waco.

Mon., Sept. 11 (2-4): Funeral yesterday of Mrs. Catherine Davis, widow of Lee R. Davis. Large attendance.

Mon., Sept. 11 (8-4): An unknown Mexican died today in County jail. Was found Saturday on Harris Creek, unconscious. Was taken to jail for treatment.

Tue., Sept. 12 (2-1): Ewert Hannah, 8, died yesterday at South Bosque, son of J. F. Hannah. Funeral today at Harris Creek cemetery.

Fri., Sept. 15 (8-4): August Fuchs died yesterday at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. May Kessler, 918 North 9th. Born in Switzerland 1839. To Waco about 40 years ago, in the contracting business. Wife died about eight years ago. Five children: 2 boys and 3 girls survive. Funeral today, Church of the Assumption, P. J. Clancy officiating. Burial at Holy Cross cemetery.

Fri., Sept. 15 (8-4): Mrs. N. J. Chandler, 75, died today at the home of her son in North Waco. Funeral today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Fri., Sept. 15 (8-4): Four-month-old infant of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Nichols of White Hall died yesterday and was buried today at White Hall cemetery.

Mon., Sept. 18 (2-1): Tom Goff, Texas Ranger who was killed by a Mexican in southwest Texas, was formerly of Waco. His wife was a Mrs. Mallory of Waco.

Tue., Sept. 19 (7-2): Mrs. Will Duffel of West died today. Leaves husband and one child age about seven. Funeral near West tomorrow. Will is a son of W. J. Duffel of Ross.

Tue., Sept. 19 (8-4): City Marshal M. M. Coleman of Marlin was killed yester­day, reportedly by H. R. Dillard. Was known in Waco.

Thu., Sept. 21 (7-2): Miss Eva Willis, teacher in the public schools, died today. Came here as a child, from Maryland. Funeral from the family residence at  1101 South 5th, tomorrow, Rev. E. A. Temple officiating. Burial at Oakwood.

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Sat., Sept. 23 (2-4): Mrs. Ellen Harris, 72, died at her home, 600 Turner, wife of Jonathan Harris who survives. Funeral tomorrow at the residence. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Sat., Sept. 23 (2-4): Arthur, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Stewart, died yesterday. Funeral tomorrow from the residence, 4th & Spring. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sun., Sept. 24 (16-5): William Archer, infant and only son of Oscar and Annie Stewart, died at their home in the Kirkpatrick Addition Saturday. Funeral today, Rev. S. A. Barnes officiating.

Mon., Sept. 25 (2-1): Mrs. Nina Axtell died at midnight last at her residence, 610 Speight. Resident of Waco 25 years. Wife of D. B. Axtell, civil engineer for the Cotton Belt. Leaves two sons: Alond of New Mexico and Decatur B. of Kentucky. Funeral pending.

Mon., Sept. 25 (7-2): Jim Vivano, age 3, died yesterday. Funeral today. Burial at Holy Cross cemetery.

Tue., Sept. 26 (2-4): In Memoriam: for William Arthur, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Stewart, who was born Feb. 25, 1904 and died in Waco Sept. 23, 1905, age 1-6-23; by Mrs. Arthur Stewart.

Wed., Sept. 27 (2-2): Joe Henry Stricker, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Strick­er, died today. Funeral today. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Thu., Sept. 28 (2-1): C. R. Furnach, 61, died yesterday at Tyler & Archer in East Waco. Funeral today from the residence. Burial at Greenwood cemetery. Leaves a family.

Fri., Sept. 29 (8-4): In Memoriam: Joe Henry Stricker, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Stricker.

Thu., Oct. 5 (2-1): Herman E. Ambold, at Waco for 35 years, died today, from abscess of brain? Died at residence of C. C. McCulloch. To Waco at age 16, and was 50 on Dec. 2 last. Has a brother in the Klondike, but no children. Funeral tomorrow from the McCulloch residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Fri., Oct. 6 (7-2): F. T. Bailey, traveling salesman for the marble yard, died today at city hall. Age between 35 and 40. Had a wife, not here, but no children. Odd Fellow at Dallas. Funeral pending.

Sat., Oct. 7 (2-1): Mrs. Barclay died yesterday at Hempstead. Sister of  Mrs. Zac Wilson of Waco.

Mon., Oct. 9 (5-4): Ross Guyton, 32, died yesterday at the residence of his father, Joe Guyton, near Walker's Crossing of the Bosque. Funeral at Cobb's cemetery tomorrow.

Wed., Oct. 11 (8-4): Capt. Andrew S. Foster died yesterday at the residence of a son-in-law, L. N. Griffis, 624 South 4th, age 69. Came to Waco from Tenn. about 40 years ago. Was a captain in the Quartermaster Dept. of the Trans-

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Mississippi Department in the war. Survived by wife and one daughter, Mrs. L. N. Griffin of South 4th. Funeral today from the residence, Jerome Duncan officiating. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sat., Oct. 14 (8-6): Funeral of Mr. J. O. Poyas at Fifth Street Methodist church today, Rev. Jerome Duncan. Burial at Oakwood beside daughter Lillian who died about five years ago. Frank Poyas was here for the funeral.

Mon., Oct, 16 (5-5): Mrs. Hattie Hollingsworth King died Saturday in Dallas. Formerly of Waco. Funeral in Dallas today.

Sat., Oct. 21 (8-4): Mrs. A. Stribling of Graham died Friday. Mother of R. L. and J. H. Stribling of Waco. Remains shipped to Simsport, La., for burial, accompanied by Joe Stribling and sister, Mrs. Crawford of Graham.

Tue., Oct. 24 (2-2): Remains of Mrs. L. Collier arrived in Waco from Houston today. Died at Houston yesterday. Funeral from the residence pending.

Wed., Oct. 25 (5-3): Funeral of the late J. B. Ahrenbeck from the residence on South 8th was yesterday, Rev. C. T. Caldwell officiating. Wife and child.

Wed., Oct. 25 (5-3): Condolence: in death of D. A. Abshier, husband, etc., by Carriers.

Sat., Oct. 28 (2-2): J. D. Cox, 2 1/2, died at home of his parents, 1115 Taylor, yesterday. Funeral today. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Sat., Oct. 28 (8-3): Kenny L. Fleming, 20, died yesterday. Funeral tomorrow from 11th & Franklin. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Member of K.O.T.M.

Mon., Oct. 30 (2-4): J. B. Williams, 72, died yesterday at his home near Elm Mott. Funeral today from the residence of his son Charles, 1329 South 10th. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Leaves four boys and one girl: Frank, I. H. and W. V. near Elm Mott; Charles of Waco; Mrs. Jesse Jones of Buffalo, Texas. Was in the county since 1862.

Thu., Nov. 2 (2-1): Mrs. Sarah Smith, wife of William Smith, died yesterday at their home, 2202 South 2nd. Funeral tomorrow from the residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Thu., Nov. 2 (7-1): Prof. B. J. Henry, negro, died yesterday on South 2nd. Taught in county schools for years. Funeral tomorrow, African Methodist Epis­copal church.

Fri., Nov. 3 (8-4): Mrs. Elizabeth Langston, mother of Dr. I. P. Langston, died at Hico.

Sat., Nov. 4 (2-5): William Prentice Bishop, 61, died today at 1000 North 12th. Funeral today from the residence. Burial at Odd Fellows cemetery. Leaves two boys and a girl: George, Marvin, and Blanche. Lived at Little Rock for a while. Died of paralysis.

Tue., Nov. 7 (5-4): S. G. Sypert, old citizen of Mount Calm, died yesterday at Marlin at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Fannie Chambers, formerly of Waco. Age 79. Ship remains to Waco and then to Mount Calm.

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Wed., Nov. 8 (2-7): Archie Pike, 24, died today at Ingleside Inn, of blood poison. Ship remains to Horn Hill, Limestone county.

Wed., Nov. 8 (2-2): Adrian P. Muhl, infant of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Muhl, died today at their residence, 701 11th. Funeral today. Burial at Holy Cross ceme­tery, Father Clancy officiating.

Thu., Nov. 9 (7-2): Immigration authorities are looking for the remains of Lee Wee Chung, who died in 1880 or 1881. Not sure if he died at Waco.

Thu., Nov. 9 (8-3): Mrs. Elizabeth Bishop, 78, died at the home of her daugh­ter, 313 Franklin, yesterday. Mother of Mrs. Fannie Hartgrove and grandmother of Mrs. J. N. Thomas and Wes Hartgrove of Waco, and Mrs. Geo. Richardson of Fort Worth. Funeral at residence today, Rev. Dement. Burial at First Street cemetery.

Sat., Nov. 11 (2-5): Helen, age 5, child of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hoxworth, died at the family residence, 336 North 5th, yesterday. Funeral from the residence today. Burial at First Street cemetery.

Sun., Nov. 12 (3-1): Robert B. Bryan, according to word yesterday, died at Chickasha, Indian Territory, where he was visiting a sister. Born Tallahassee, Florida, in 1881. Resided in Waco the past seven years. Married in 1901 to Miss Sadie Hunt; had one child. Was a printer, and member of Waco Typographical Union. Funeral from the residence of W. T. Hunt, 1023 North 9th, today.

Mon., Nov. 13 (2-1): Mrs. J. N. Smith, formerly of Waco, died in Dallas yes­terday. Ship remains to Waco tomorrow. Funeral from the residence of R.A. Burleson, 1412 South 10th, tomorrow. Was age 35. Leaves husband and five little children.

Mon., Nov. 13 (504): Remains of Robert B. Bryan, who died in Indian Territory Saturday, arrived in Waco yesterday, with Mrs. Bryan and infant child, at the residence of W. T. Hunt. Funeral by Rev. T. S. Armstrong of Morrow Street church officiating.

Tue., Nov. 14 (2-2): S. W. Jones, farmer near Moody, was found dead at the rear of Bill Decker's saloon today. Died of natural causes. Age about 63. Known in Waco. Ship remains to Moody.

Wed., Nov. 15 (2-3): Richard Carnor, age 74, died yesterday. Member of the Episcopal Church. Funeral today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Wed., Nov. 15 (2-3): William Grafton died at the Little Pullman Hotel today. A pioneer of DeWitt county. Was here to visit daughter, Mrs. W. Y. Duggan at the hotel. Ship remains to Cuero. An Odd Fellow.

Sat., Nov. 18 (5-3): J. A. Dabney, formerly of Waco, died at Rogers in Bell county Nov. 13?, and was buried there. In the lumber business, Brother of S. H. Dabney and Mrs. R. Hartley.

Mon., Nov. 20 (2-2): Miss Kittie Heineman died yesterday. Funeral today from the residence, 523 North 15th, Rabbi B. Wohlberg officiating. Daughter of Samuel Heineman.

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Tue., Nov. 21 (2-5): Mrs. Rose E. Hammill [sic], widow of the late A. M. Hamill, died at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Crow today. Pioneer of this county. Old member of the First Presbyterian Church. Funeral today from the residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Fri., Nov. 24 (2-4): Mrs. Davidson, mother of Judge Davidson, died in Georgetown. Daughter in Waco, Mrs. M. M. Newton, 1328 Franklin, and granddaughter at Houston, Mrs. Geo. W. Graves, formerly of Waco. Burial at Georgetown tomor­row.

Thu., Nov. 30 (2-6): Geo. Allen, negro, old resident of Waco, died today. He resided on South 4th near Central High School.

Thu., Nov. 30 (8-4): Mrs. Margaret J. Selman, age 60, died at the family resi­dence today, at the north end of Dallas Street. Her husband, Capt. Tom J. Sel­man, died about 20 years ago. Nee Miss Moore. Married in Mississippi, 1864. He was company commander in Hood's Brigade. To Waco in 1866. Six children sur­vive: John, James and Thos. J.; Mr. G. B. Adams, Mrs. J. J. Riddle, and Miss Rosa. Funeral tomorrow from the residence, Rev. A. J. Copass officiating. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. The remains of Capt. Selman, buried at First Street cemetery, are to be moved to Oakwood.

Sat., Dec. 2 (2-6): Mrs. F. S. Henry, 44, died yesterday. Funeral from the res­idence at 523 North 10th today, Rev. T. S. Armstrong officiating at Morrow Street Methodist church. Wife of R. S. Henry, a business man on North 6th.

Tue., Dec. 5 (2-7): Mrs. Irene Gibson, wife of Dr. L. B. Gibson, died at the family residence, 1022 Washington, today, aged 27. Member of the Christian Church. Funeral tomorrow, Rev. G. Lyle Smith officiating. Burial at Oakwood.

Tue., Dec. 12 (2-5): Dr. Gus Daniel, formerly of Robinson and Waco, died at San Bernardino, Calif. Brother of Mrs. D. R. Wallace and Mrs. L. C. Alexander of Waco. He left Waco 18 months ago. Died Dec. 5, age about 65.

Tue., Dec. 12 (5-3): W. T. Woodward, a cotton broker of Waco, died today from burns in an office fire in the Abeel building. Age 48. Came from Alabama in 1877. In the cotton business with his father, E. R. Woodward. Leaves wife and three children: Willie T., Edgar, and Esther.

Wed., Dec. 13 (2-4): Funeral of Will Woodward was today, with Rev. R. G. Bowers. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Wed., Dec. 13 (6-3): Horace Alexander accidentally was killed at Crawford, while hunting. Age 17. Son of J. J. Alexander, farmer five miles north of town.

Fri., Dec. 15 (5-4): Jake Oaks, negro, was found dead near the railway tracks yesterday. Resided in Waco 30 years. Recently moved to near Elm Mott.

Mon., Dec. 18 (2-5): Mrs. Ernestene Wise, 74, died yesterday at the residence of Mrs. S. Greenberg, 424 North 8th. Came to Waco in 1875. Survived by two sons: Dan and I. Wise of Waco, and two daughters: Mrs. Jennie Veit of Gaines­ville and Mrs. Fannie Gelberg of Los Angeles.

Mon., Dec. 18 (4-5): Dr. Behrens died yesterday, of heart attack on Dec. 9. Dr.

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Herman Behrens was born at Seehide, Germany, Feb. 20, 1852. As a boy he went to Memphis, Tenn. . In 1874, to Paris, Texas, in the drug business. In 1878, to Waco, retail drug business, Behrens & Moser on Austin near 4th. Mason, Knight of Pythias, Elk. Married in 1874 to Miss Doratha Behrens in Germany. Survived by wife, daughter, Mrs. Dr. Charles Bruhl of Houston; aged mother, two brothers and a sister in Germany. Funeral today from the residence at 1901 Washington.

Wed., Dec. 20 (2-3): Mr. W. S. Sexton, 22, died at his home, 13th & Jackson, today. Funeral from the residence today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Wed., Dec. 20 (5-5): F. O. Rogers, old Waco resident, died at his home at 1105 South 5th today, of pneumonia, age 75. In Waco for 36 years. Married Dec. 13, 1852, to Miss Lucia T. Brown. Was in the war. To Texas after the war; was County Tax Collector. Since, in real estate. Leaves wife and children: Mrs. John T. King of Little Rock, Robert H. Rogers of Waco, Mrs. Sandford Sellars of Lexington, Mo. Funeral from First Presbyterian church tomorrow.

Thu., Dec. 21 (2-3): Mrs. W. E. Webb, 70, died yesterday, and the remains were shipped to Winsboro for burial. Died at residence of Mr. McBride, 1014 South 5th. Funeral at Winsboro today.

Mon., Dec. 25 (8-6): "Bull Dog," a negro, died yesterday at County jail, and was buried yesterday. Real name unknown.

Tue., Dec. 26 (5-3): James T. White of Chambers County died today. Father of Mrs. Dr. H. W. Smith. Age 76.

Fri., Dec. 29 (2-1): Mrs. Julia A. Boggess died yesterday at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Turner on Columbus street, age 69. Resident of Waco about 40 years. Member of Fifth Street Methodist Church. Funeral Sunday. Three children survive: L. C. Puckette, Mrs. W. A. Hamilton, and Mrs. C. B. Turner of Waco.

Sat., Dec. 30 (2-5): Funeral of Mrs. J. A. Boggess will be tomorrow at the residence of C. R. Turner, 24th & Columbus, Rev. Jerome Duncan. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

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Mon., Jan. 1 (2-4): P. W. Baldwin, 88, died today at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jones, 512 North 14th. Mrs. A. L. Jones is his daughter. Funeral from the residence tomorrow. Resident of Waco 25 years. Children in Plano, Dallas, etc.

Mon., Jan. 1 (6-3): Funeral yesterday for Mrs. Julia A. Boggess at the resi­dence of C. R. Turner, 24th & Columbus, Rev. Jerome Duncan and Rev. H. G. Bowers officiating. She was the first president of Oakwood Cemetery Associa­tion. Died Dec. 29, 1905.

Tue., Jan. 2 (2-4): Mr. (. A. ?) Swartz, a brick mason probably from Decatur,. Illinois, died yesterday. Age about 40. Came here three weeks ago. Fall & Puckett holding the remains.

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Tue., Jan. 2 (8-6): Major T. C. Tibbs of West died today at Provident Sani­tarium. Formerly of Waco. Thomas Coffee Tibbs was born in Scott Co., Miss., Nov. 18, 1839, son of William C. Tibbs, a pioneer of Mississippi. He died when T. C. was 14. C.S.A., 20th Miss., Co. K. Dec. 1862, married to Louisa Leonora Bennett. She survives. To Texas in 1879. Member of Waco city council, 1st ward, for six years. Moved to West in 1898. Surviving children: Mrs. W. H. Moser of Dallas, Mrs. Austin Robinson of West, Thomas C. Tibbs Jr. of Colorado City, Mrs. Robert L. Summers of Boston, Mass., Miss Carolina, Miss Bessie of West. Funeral tomorrow, Fifth Street Methodist church.

Wed., Jan. 3 (8-6): Freddie Stowers, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Stowers of Patrick, died yesterday. Funeral today. Burial at Gholson cemetery.

Thu., Jan. 4 (5-3): Ernest Woods, of near Hillside, southeast of Waco, died today of shooting yesterday by Ben Fenter. Ten shots were exchanged. Both un­married.

Fri., Jan. 5 (4-3): Dr. G. H. Randle died yesterday at his residence, 1007 Washington. Born Stewart Co., Tenn., Dec. 14, 1836, of Scotch descent. At age 19, to the University of Nashville, studied medicine. Began practice at Western, Kentucky, 1856; then moved to Southern Arkansas. In 1865, moved to Texas and to McLennan county. Large farm on the Brazos. In 1869, became a resident of Waco, and went into the cotton business. Married in Stewart Co., Tenn., Feb. 23, 1858, to Miss Emma Mizell, who survives. Surviving children: Mrs. T. O. Plun­kett of Robinson, E. B. Randle of Indian Territory, Frank Randle of Colorado, Mrs. Sears Earle of Waco, Payton Randle of New York City, Mrs. J. M. Milstead and Mrs. Cullen B. Cooper. Two brothers, J. R. of Whitney and J. T. of Walnut Springs. Funeral today, Austin Avenue Methodist church, with Knights Templar.

Sat., Jan. 6 (6-3): Funeral of Dr. G. H. Randle was yesterday. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sat., Jan. 6 (8-4): Robert Brooks, 43, Waco business man, died yesterday at 9th & Austin. Born Smith Co., Texas. To Waco 35 years ago. Son of J. W. Brooks and brother of M. S. Brooks. Wife survives. Married about 14 years ago to Miss Maud McKay. No children. Funeral today, Rev. E. A. Temple and Elks. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sun., Jan. 7 (2-4): Luther Phelan was shot yesterday in his saloon, 5th & Franklin. Mark Rice was arrested. It perhaps was self-defense.

Mon., Jan. 8 (5-5): H. J. Holland, C.S.A., resident of Waco 10 years, was yes­terday buried in the Pat Cleburne Camp plot at Oakwood cemetery. Was in 2nd Texas, Teel's Artillery. Age 71. Family unknown. Fall & Puckett in charge.

Mon., Jan. 8 (5-3): Mr. B. Adams, 317 North 10th, died yesterday. Funeral today. Burial at Hebrew Rest cemetery. Age 70.

Tue., Jan. 9 (2-5): Jesse, age 14, son of W. B. Breeding of Moody, died and was buried in Moody cemetery.

Tue., Jan. 9 (2-5): Gladys, eldest daughter of the late Dr. J. Porter Naylor, died at Hugo, Indian Territory, and the remains were shipped to Moody for burial at Moody cemetery.

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Thu., Jan. 11 (2-5): Mr. J. H. Sutton of Harrison died yesterday in East Waco. Brother near Calvert. Funeral today by J. C. Lees. Burial at Green-wood cemetery.

Thu., Jan. 11 (2-5): Jessie D., age 20 months, child of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Miles, died at their home on Elm Street yesterday. Burial today, Greenwood cemetery.

Fri., Jan. 12 (2-2): Addison, age 7, son of T. B. Gardner, died at their home at 924 Taylor today. Funeral tomorrow, Elm Street M. E. church.

Fri., Jam. 12 (5-1): Luther Phelan, who was shot last Saturday, died yester­day, age 35. Funeral from the residence of A. J. Farmer, 8th & Washington, today. Funeral by Waco Aerie of Eagles.

Sat., Jan. 13 (4-3): Funeral of Luther Phelan was yesterday from the residence of A. J. Farmer.

Sun., Jan. 14 (10-5): In Memoriam: Dr. H. Behrens; founded drug company July 15, 1891; died Dec. 17, 1905.

Mon., Jan. 15 (5-5): S. W. Moore, aged resident of Robinson, died yesterday, age 72. Funeral today from the residence, at Robinson Presbyterian church.

Fri., Jan. 19 (8-4): Thomas Taylor was found dead yesterday at Monterey, Mex. Leaves wife and one son, Wellesley. Funeral pending.

Sat., Jan. 20 (2-2): Mrs. C. B. Jaynes died yesterday at Valley Mills. Funeral there today. Burial at Valley Mills. Mother of T. F. Jaynes of Waco.

Sun., Jan. 21 (5-5): Card of Thanks: death of Addison, little son; by Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Gardner.

Mon., Jan. 22 (4-3): Remains of Thomas Taylor, who died in Mexico last Thurs­day, arrived in Waco. Funeral from the residence today. Burial at Oakwood.

Tue., Jan. 23 {8-4): Remains of John Moore arrived in Waco today from San Antonio. Burial at Wortham Bend tomorrow. Funeral today, Fall & Puckett. Was formerly of Waco. Married Miss Wortham of Wortham Bend. Leaves wife and two children, a boy and a girl. Age 50.

Wed., Jan. 24 (2-4): Mrs. Lee Jenkins, wife of Constable Lee Jenkins, died at the family residence, 508 Preston, yesterday. An invalid, age 40. Married in Henrietta 15 years ago. Funeral today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Thu., Jan. 25 (4-6): Frank Griffin, negro aged about 60, died today on South 12th near the home of Rhoda Charleston. Had niece in Waco and sister in Hills­boro.

Fri., Jan. 26 (8-4): Mrs. John Hopkinson nee Miss Ida Cook, died at her home at 1207 North 5th, yesterday. Born and reared in Waco, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Cook. Married five months ago to John Hopkinson. Age 23. Funeral from the residence tomorrow. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Sister of Mrs. W. B. Brooks, Mrs. Meyers, and Mrs. Harry Hudson.

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Mon., Jan. 29 (2-3): James B., infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James Harris, died yesterday. Funeral today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Mon., Jan. 29 (8-4): T. Williams, who was shot by Watchman Buchanan at West Saturday. died yesterday. He lived at Brigman, 12 miles east of Waco.

Mon., Jan. 29 (8-4): Miss Rosa Jones, 49, died yesterday at the residence of J. E. Egan, 1519 Washington. Funeral today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Daugh­ter of late Major Wiley Jones, and was reared in Waco. He mother is ill.

Tue., Jan. 30 (4-5): R. S. Triplett, cashier of Behrens Drug Co., died today. Born Owensboro, Kentucky, 47 years ago. Married in Ky. To Waco about 20 years ago. Leaves wife and adopted daughter. Elk; W. O. W. Remains shipped to Owens­boro. Ky.

Sat., Feb. 3 (8-6): Mrs. Wiley Jones died yesterday at her home, 1301 Austin, age 75. Funeral tomorrow from the residence of W. H. Jones, 822 Austin. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Husband died four years ago. Early settler of the county; here with her husband in 1850 from Milam county. Nee Miss Margaret Ellison, born Blount Co., Alabama, Jan. 3, 1831. To Texas with father in 1847. Four children survive: Travis P. of Uvalde county, W. H. of Waco; Mrs. J. E. Egan and Mrs. W. H. Gibson of Waco.

Thu., Feb. 6 (4-3): Miss Mary Casseday of Montgomery, Alabama, died recently. Sister of the late W. A. Casseday of Waco and Mrs. J. D. Morrow of Waco.

Sun., Feb. 11 (8-3): H. H. Rogers, 68, died at his home in Waco yesterday. The funeral is today from the residence in College Heights. C.S.A. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sun., Feb. 11 (8-4): Oakwood Cemetery recently bought 21 acres of land.

Mon., Feb. 12 (8-4): Father John J. Costello died at Prov. Sanitarium today. Born at Toronto in 1869. To Waco in 1900. Funeral at the Church of the Assump­tion. Burial at Holy Cross cemetery.

Thu., Feb, 15 (2-7): Mrs. William Cheek, 25, died today over grief for husband who died last Saturday. Funeral from the residence at 927 North 9th. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Thu., Feb. 15   W. B. Newton was found dead today at his residence, 1019 South 3rd, age 60. To Waco six years ago. Wife and four children: Mrs. H. C. Seekatz of Waco, Ed R. of Arry, Mrs. D. F. Goddard of Waco, and Miss Erma. Funeral tomorrow. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. W. of W.

Thu., Feb. 15 (8-3): Remains of Miss C. W. Ketchum arrived in Waco today with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Austin. To residence of Capt. and Mrs. T. A. Blair. Funeral tomorrow, Rev. C. T. Caldwell.

Mon. Feb. 19 (8-4): Robert J. Moore, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Luke Moore, died at the family residence at 12th & Franklin today, age 25. Funeral tomorrow.

Wed., Feb. 21 (5-4): Funeral of Robert J. Moore was yesterday. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

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Wed., Feb. 21 (8-4): F. B. Williams, 54, died at his home in Provident Heights today. In real estate business. Born Morgan Co., Ala., Apr. 10, 1851. Moved to Washington Co., Texas, in 1860. To Waco in 1866. Married to Miss Talula Green in 1873. One child, but the child died. Leaves wife and two brothers: Clarence of China Spring and W. D. of Bosqueville, and a sister, Mrs. J. C. Roberts of Waco. Funeral from the residence at 23rd & Ethel tomorrow.

Sun., Feb, 25 (3-5): Mrs. Alex Jackson, age 45, died at her home in College Heights yesterday. Funeral from the residence today. Ship to Riesel for the burial.

Mon., Feb. 26 (2-4): W. I. Clawson, aged about 40, died today. Worked for the Flanagan Bros. Perhaps was from S. C.?

Mon., Feb. 26: Sam Hays, negro, was killed by Will Mitchell. Hays lived two or three weeks after he was wounded.

Wed., Feb. 28 (4-6): James Grim, pioneer resident of the city, died at his home, 23rd & Barnard, today. Was aged 85 last November. Born in Virginia. Mar­ried in the 1840's. With wife and two sons to Waco in 1854. Sons deceased. Wife survives. Funeral tomorrow.

Wed., Feb. 28 (4-6): James Wolfe, florist, aged 56, died today at his home on South 3rd. Children: Miss Annie, Mrs. Hannah Robinson, Thomas J. and Fred.  To Waco 15 years ago from India. Was a railroad engineer there. Originally from Birmingham, England.

Thu., Mar. 1 (6-5): Little son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Calloway at Hallsburg died of burns, age nearly two. Burial at Hallsburg today.

Fri., Mar. 2 (4-6): James Frazier, 76, died at the home of his son J.E. at 910 South 16th. Lived near Whitney many years. Ship remains to Whitney.

Fri., Mar. 2 (6-5): Funeral of James Wolfe was yesterday at Fifth Street Meth­odist church.

Sat., Mar. 3 (2-3): Frieda Parks, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. W. B. Parks of T.C.U., died today at the home of her parents, age 12. Funeral tomorrow.

Sat., Mar. 3 (4-4): Infant of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Carlson, 901 North 12th, died today. Funeral today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sun., Mar. 4 (3-2): Former Governor James Stephen Hogg died today at Houston. Born Cherokee Co., Texas, Mar. 24, 1851.

Mon., Mar. 5 (2-6): Card of Thanks: death of little child, by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Carlson.

Mon., Mar. 5 (8-4): Jesse H. Cargill, formerly of Waco, died in St. Jo, Mo., today. Was the proprietor of the old Waco Day newspaper. Wife died less than a year ago. Two children left: Johnnie and Jesse.

Fri., Mar. 9 (3-3): Death of Jesse Cargill in St. Joseph, Missouri.

Mon., Mar. 12 (2-4): J. C. Geiser, 40, died today at his residence, 409 North 9th. In Waco many years. Funeral today from the residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery, Rev. R. G. Bowers officiating.

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Mon., Mar. 12 (2-5): Mrs. Martha C. Caufield, wife of H. J. Caufield, died today at the Caufield ranch in western McLennan county. Daughter, Miss Dee, is in Mexico. Mother of County Clerk Tom Caufield. Early settler.

Tue., Mar. 13 (2-5): Funeral of Mrs. Martha Caufield is today. Burial at Harris Creek. Funeral from McGregor.

Wed., Mar. 14 (6-5): Funeral of Mrs. Martha Caufield was yesterday from the residence three miles from South Bosque. Burial at Harris Creek. Nee Miss Martha Jones. Married Nov. 14, 1856, to H. J. Caufield. Daughter of Aquilla and Dillie Jones. Children: W. W., Thomas A., Martin C., Lizzie wife of J. A. Clif­ton, Mollie wife of J. F. Cavitt, Minnie De Caufield of Mart, and Miss Dee.

Wed., Mar. 14 (6-5): Ed A. Doran, student at Toby's Business College, died today at the residence of Mrs. George, 714 South 5th. Funeral today from the George residence. Remains shipped to San Saba. Mother there.

Thu., Mar. 15 (2-4): Remains of Mrs. Elsie Bonham Moore are to arrive in Waco from Morgan, Texas. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Died at Morgan in February and were temporarily buried there. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Bonham.

Sat., Mar. 17 (8-6): Judge B. W. Rimes of San Angelo died in San Angelo. Former judge of McLennan County district. Ship remains to Marlin for burial.

Mon., Mar. 19 (8-4): Sam Henderson was found dead near the east end of the Cotton Belt bridge yesterday. A negro. Neck and shoulder broken. Age about 50.

Wed., Mar. 21 (5-3): Dr. J. C. J. King died today of apoplexy. Born Wilson Co., Tenn., Mar. 4, 1842, son of Adam C. King. In 1846, with his father to Washington Co., Texas; then to Crockett. In April, 1861. young King went into the C.S.A., Company A, 2nd Texas Cavalry. Graduated from Tulane Medical in 1871. To Waco Nov., 1871. Married in Milford, Mar. 3, 1863, to Mrs. Bettie L. T. Zollicoffer, born in Tennessee. Five children, four sons and one daughter: Rosa, Jas. C. J. Jr., William E. B., Lacy B., and Collins T.

Thu., Mar. 22 (5-5): Rev. J. S. Cheek of Paducah, Ky., died at the residence of his brother-in-law, Homer Wells on Speight, yesterday. Age nearly 43. Had wife and five children. Wife nee Minnie Wells, daughter of C. T. Wells and sister of Mrs. J. W. Gooch, Homer Wells and Frank Wells of Waco. Ship remains to Paducah for burial at Madisonville.

Thu., Mar. 22 (8-6): Funeral of Dr. J. C. J. King will be tomorrow from the First Presbyterian church. Pat Cleburne Camp will furnish an honor guard. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Sat., Mar. 24 (2-3): Mrs. M. P. Waddell died today at her residence, 1520 S. 5th. Born Fayette Co., Ala., Jan. 18, 1843, and married M. P. Waddell in Apr. of 1865. To Texas 1876. Funeral from the residence tomorrow. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Husband and children: G. A., Minton, Otto, Pearl, and Lizzie.

Tue., Mar. 27 (2-2): J. H. Bennett died yesterday at Jefferson in a shooting. Former Waco newspaper man, Age 67.

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Tue., Mar. 27 (4-4): Funeral of Mrs. M. P. Waddell. Burial at Oakwood.

Wed., Mar. 28 (4-7): Dr. A. J. Weathered of South 5th Street died yesterday. Physician. Wife and two children survive: Miss Rosa and Bert. Brothers: T. P., W. J., and H. C. Aged 54. In Waco about 14 years; from Osceola. Funeral tomorrow, with Waco Aerie No. 81.

Thu., Mar. 29 (5-5): Funeral of Miss Constance Davis was yesterday from the Episcopal church by Dr. Remple. Burial at Oakwood.

Fri., Mar. 30 (2-7): Judge John McNamara, late of Bosqueville, was buried today, from the Church of the Assumption, in Holy Cross cemetery.

Sat., Mar. 31 (8-3): Dick Adams, colored, who worked for Hopkins Bros., died Thursday. Burial from St. Paul's A.M.E. church yesterday.

Sun.+ Apr. 1 (10-4): Early days in Waco, by Mrs. Summers Oakes.

Tue., Apr. 3 (6-1): Mrs. F. M. Turner, wife of Stephen Turner, died yester­day at her residence, 1602 South 4th. Husband and six children survive: E. Ashby, Mrs. J. E. Walker, Mrs. Charles E. Rodgers, Allison N., Miss Laurie, and Miss Fannie. Funeral tomorrow. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Tue., Apr. 3 (6-1): Mrs. Georgia Walker, 24, died yesterday at her residence, 700 Turner. Remains shipped to Bremond for burial.

Wed., Apr. 4 (2-3): Funeral of Mrs. E. F. Turner, wife of Stephen Turner, was today, Rev. Duncan and Rev. Tant officiating. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Thu., Apr. 5 (5-5): Dr. E. E. Patterson of Winsboro died yesterday. Funeral in Waco tomorrow. Remains will be shipped here. Funeral from the residence of Prof. H. L. Hargrove. Brother-in-law of Prof. Hargrove and H. M. Hargrove of Waco. Left wife and three children.

Fri., Apr. 6 (2-3): Mack Bormoth died today at 3rd & Franklin. Very old. A plasterer. Remains are at Fall & Puckett.

Fri., Apr. 6 (8-6): Meeting of Pat Cleburne Camp. Died since last month: Dr. J.C.J. King, J. C. Robertson, W. L. Carter, J. R. Bennett.

Sun., Apr. 8 (3-4): B. W. Darsey of McGregor died April 7. C.S.A.

Wed., Apr. 11 (2-3): Remains of John H. Finks arrived. Died yesterday at Dal­las. Funeral from First Presbyterian church today. John Hollingsworth Finks was born Waynesborough, Virginia, Sept. 26, 1845, son of Joshua Botts Finks and Mary Virginia Hollingsworth.

Wed., Apr. 11 (4-6): Col. James Hays Quarles is to be with an amusement company.

Wed., Apr. 11 (8-4): Miss Daisy Farr, 24, died at the home of J. L. Ratcliff, 410 Elm, yesterday. Member of East Waco Baptist Church. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Fri., Apr. 13 (2-4): Richard, age 6 months, babe of J. N. Smith, died yesterday at

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Chilton. The remains were sent to Waco today, to the residence of R. A. Burleston, 10th & Baylor. Funeral today from the residence. Burial at Oakwood.

Mon., Apr. 16 (5-5): Harry G. Field, 34, was found dead yesterday at his camp at the mouth of the Bosque. Came to Waco 15 years ago from St. Jo., Missouri. Funeral today from the residence of his brother, Geo. D. Field, 401 North 7th., Rev. J. J. Grier officiating.

Mon., Apr. 16 (5-5): J. S. Fitzhugh of Valley Mills died yesterday, age 82. Father of E. E., J. S., C. S., and D. K. Fitzhugh. Leaves eight children and wife. Funeral tomorrow.

Tue., Apr. 17 (1-3): Charles Parrott shot his wife and himself at San Antonio today.

Wed., Apr. 18 (2-5): Mrs. Lillie Lambert, 21, died yesterday at the residence of T. L. Linville, between Waco and Robinson. Funeral today from the residence. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Thu., Apr. 19 (2-6): The remains of Charles Parrot and wife were shipped from San Antonio. Funeral to Oakwood cemetery. Burial side by side.

Sat., Apr. 21 (2-1): Miss Kate Antler, 26, died yesterday at 403 South 4th. The remains are being held.

Sat., Apr. 21 (5-3): Funeral of Mrs. Eliza Jane Moore, wife of Tom Moore, is today. Nee Miss Dodd. Children: Mrs. James C. Frazier, James I. Moore of New York, Mrs. W. K. Mendenhall of Gatesville; and John, Luke, Thomas P. and Earl Moore, and Mrs. T. D. Hays of Waco. Born Sept. 23, 1818, Barron Co., Ky. To Burnet Co., Texas, in 1853.

Sun., Apr. 22 (3-1): Funeral yesterday for Mrs. Tom Moore. Burial at Oakwood cemetery from the homestead, 726 South 3rd.

Sun., Apr. 22 (5-3): List of Confederate dead in Waco cemeteries.

Mon., Apr. 23 (2-1): Rev. G. B. Rogers died today at his residence, 2111 South 5th, age 49. Funeral tomorrow from the residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Mon., Apr. 23 (2-1): Four-month-old infant of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Martin died yesterday at College Heights. Funeral today. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Tue., Apr. 24 (2-7): James D. Smith, 19, died today by suicide at the residence of Mrs. Bertrand, 4th & Clay. A photographer, from Columbus Junction, Iowa. The remains may be shipped.

Tue., Apr. 24 (2-4): Funeral of Rev. G. B. Rogers is today from the residence. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Resident of Waco six years.

Wed., Apr. 25 (2-5): Joseph F. Bolfing, 64, died yesterday. Funeral today, at the Church of the Assumption. Lived five miles north of Waco on the Dallas road. Leaves a family. Burial at Holy Cross cemetery.

Sat., Apr. 28 (2-6): Mrs. S. L. Owens, wife of S. D. Owens, died today. Known in Waco. Burial at Lorena today.

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Sat., Apr. 28 (2-6): Rev. C. F. Maxwell, 40, died at the home of his brother, Prof. John Maxwell, today. Wife and family at Rusk. Ship remains?

Mon., Apr. 30 (2-1): J. D. Walsh died today in McGregor. Old settler and uncle of Mrs. N. B. Clark of Waco.

Mon., Apr. 30 (2-3): Mrs. M. J. Haden died today at Austin. Remains were sent to Waco and to Lees Undertaking. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Mon., Apr. 30 (8-4): Fred Henry, age 9, son of the day operator at the Cotton Belt, drowned Saturday in the Brazos. Son of J. F. Henry. Ship remains to Decatur, Alabama.

Thu., May 3 (4-4): Resolution of Respect: in death of Addie Harrison, wife of John H. Harrison, by the Hewitt Lodge 301, 1.0.0.F.

Tue., May 8 (8-6): Mrs. James A. Loughridge died today, age 36, at 824 North 16th. Had a child Sunday morning. Funeral tomorrow from the residence, with Rev. C. T. Caldwell. Burial at Oakwood cemetery.

Wed., May 9 (2-5): Alice Elizabeth Mayr, age 4 1/2 months, infant of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mayr, died yesterday. Funeral today from 1312 Speight.

Wed., May 9 (2-5): Funeral of Mrs. J. A. Loughridge today. Burial at Oakwood.

Wed., May 9 (2-5): Alfred Watt, age one year and 36 days, son of Mr. and Mrs. Watt Scales, died today. Funeral tomorrow from College Heights. Burial at Oakwood cemetery, Rev. C. T. Caldwell.

Thu., May 10 (4-4): Marylu Peters, 10 months, died yesterday. Funeral today, Rev. T. S. Armstrong. Burial at Greenwood cemetery.

Thu., May 10 (4-4): Remains of James M. Hall of Fort Worth arrived in Waco today. Funeral today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Age 60. Had relatives in Waco.

Tue., May 15 (3-2): M. B. Sadler suicided today by shooting himself.

Tue., May 15 (5-3): Horace J. Smith, prominent business man of Waco, and an Elk, died yesterday of heart trouble. Funeral today from the residence on Washington near 13th, Rev. C. T. Caldwell. Age 57. Born in Tennessee; grew up in Hays Co., Texas. Leaves wife, daughter Miss Bessie, and sons Horace J. Jr. and Frank Smith.

Tue., May 15 (8-4): Brock Sadler of Crawford died yesterday by suicide. Nephew of Henry W. Sadler, deputy county clerk. Suffered from a Civil War wound.

Wed., May 16 (2-1): Roy Cox Jr., 19 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cox, died yesterday at the Sturgis place. Funeral today. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Mr. Cox is a mail clerk.

Fri., May 18 (8-3): T. C. Fant of Bosqueville died yesterday. Funeral today. Burial at Bosqueville cemetery. Age 60.

Fri., May 18 (8-3): Turner Saffo, negro man aged 72, on the J. E. Horne farm, died yesterday. Burial at Mt. Pleasant.

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