In the woods about a mile from the house, they found the body, rigid in death, with a 42-caliber revolver ball through his temples and the instrument of death lying by his side. Failing to return at the noon hour, the anxiety of his parents was aroused, and they proceeded to search for him.

On Thursday morning he left the house, ostensibly to look after some cattle on another part of the farm. The facts, briefly told, are as follows: For some months past the young man has been having troubles which had preyed on his mind until he lost his usual happy spirit and disposition. Somerset never experienced a greater thrill of surprise, and horror than on last Thursday, when it became known that Homer Ream had taken his own life. Upon her brow rests the crown and in her hand is the palm of victory.

Her life was the best testimony of her love and loyalty to Christ and the church. She united with the Methodist Episcopal Church in Somerset, Ohio when quite young, and was a respected member of the Methodist Episcopal Church of this place at the time of her death. There are left to mourn her loss, two brothers, and two sisters, and a number of nieces and nephews there are also those not bound by kindred ties, but who now mourn the loss of one who has been to them as earth’s finest and dearest Mother. But the separation is now over, and in the Eternal, Home they meet to part no more. The remaining part of life’s journey to Mrs. Soon this happy union was severed by the death of Mr. But earthly joys are like earth’s fairest flowers, they bloom to die.

14, 1826, and departed this life on the beautiful Sabbath morning of July 17th, 1904, at her home in Roseville, Ohio. Maria Raynor, the subject of this memoir, was the daughter of Peter and Charlotte Strosnider she was born at Waynesburg, Penn., Feb.

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