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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

Wbff~ Hmr B~1R ~Wt Brsad~ We WIFE
IssE 90 Tates-Ify Ths1 wa. Hu-
sass
usual good luck. and started home
Ioaded with pike and piekrret lad
fhsm IL q sax which ! carried over
aly Shoulder ~ was plodding my
way heard a noise and. booking hack
waFd ! saw ! wa- pursHed By bar
-nor re soTf - a bear y0u have IL
nv stories IF mad more meek and
h.Ss foaf saw The hear was ~ That
hniId xhleh make. winners IN 2 L.st
race. Eai started IN q Fin knew
rher was al Old. un0~ruplsi iog eat-
IN near BY u may say that This Eg
etbin was my ancestral hall My Pc
pie had cceHpied IL ~ the pioneer days
and lad moved from i into fhe man.
Sion Esar by n their days 81 prosper
~.
srsfs PsfrsGI~s tho sssfs
= reaehesi fbe cabin. got il and
eio-~d IRE door and barred ~ found
an Old ladder 10 the hDus.. and at Il
on End and eiimi~d mp 70 ffe lot~fs "a
whirh were q few bop~s boards Then
pulled fhe ladder no after ne ard
ar down % await y hat The dramatic
writer would ralI rho den0uemenf I
heard the h~ar making 4 pafvGI ~ ~.
cabin. ami soon he stopped deferted
bic Whereabouts By q shadow whieh
daFksned . ioz that ! discovered. ta.,
lafe. - ~ Iooss : watched the hear
squeeze himself throuzh thar crack.
~ one time ] fhought ~ had stuck /
n~veT saw any animal compress aim
self Ne that hear. lie made ". and
after - had surveyed fhe rom. b..
scented ne and my bag ~ n.h. /
knew b could not get ~ 90 me. but
hogan % think ~ h0w I had eagr,l
myself. The hear sat on his hind Iegs
and boxed az ne with q sort 81 i've.
eone-fpstay expression.
~ threw him . lsh. whlch h. DO
voufed wifboui any eTOFf threw
Dim another and he ATE thar. Finally
threw 2 rig one ~ him. and Il knox
~d out one ~ his eyes. bur q little
thing Ike Thar never Disturbed him
fed BIN hsh until he expanded like
an Inflated bladder. and then h.
stretched himself on the floor. keen
inz BIZ eye turned toward me After
some fine fbe b-ar got Hp and tried 20
get through fhe same crack by which
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

<gnistaEs afia1eng aseInsesees - al
aussstigss o. ssNsip asglers faiaf 3 vas
asltlasst 90 81 BuB aes.ss 3 we aNsre
~ A9 3Eysssaftis Bat~sver. ~ wa
eisfss apalss e1ssal9s alt no iassaat
~ lsl4rN 4 aasf SEEN alnf ae ssaegea
- stse tssalgs5e eNeg- Heln9 NE ~,
#Assse. " ~ aerveas Ssadsslon - aer
. kVoe siios dFs,f. esrrsaaIis. Rus ~
s'ssFp Sc egpasiegg Tle ssl4nsr kaew
! aiat nlass,E psr1lia3s Il vac an rlse
iississrr M ~ faisT 3 40 ~ 9af no
1879 apga.sffr " Ndir ear - ssxir
as4NflE ssss Nesss. Wasi1nz . arc9s TOR
TissF easne apaa re- Aalf esnssuasrf
tassHrs - = attstssheavss evldsnrIy
ksls'p Eiss asRiie ssTsrs. ne rra8p ~
slisisib re- assp less 4ssg9fssrg il DashS>
ti.x sSesFg eis ssass pleps GaeIl w4s
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04
HE'D's QUESTION: ASswEanp.
How . Step wa. Pm, 4. an. Trss.
sns.. Inssrraa... y"

row step Was Pat 20 IN. Trfb-
,"nes Isserrsassiee H~aaftse.
Before wbitelaw Reid be;.ame ruin
ls,er 10 France he devoted a good deal
% DIS time to the conduct OF his paper,
.he Tribune. The copy editors who
put up the headlines 81 stories of the
dsy feIl into the habit Of making most
~ .., tnein interrogative. az. for instance.
Was u Murder. or sulcideY' or ibid
nne MI Him for Lover" or "wiIl the
PRESIDENT sign ItT' etc.
me entire paper was speckrd with
INTERROGATION points. This thing had
men going on for weeks. ,ili one day
postal card arrived. addressed 10 MI
nsid. and marked personal. n read a.
~ getting swfuIIy tired Of yonr
questions. Why don't you and out
somethlngi A great newspaper IL sup
posed TO know everything. and ought
not 20 annoy It's readers with needless
Inquiries. This morning Won Ms. 'wilI
Mr Plntt conseDtT How the b 4 do
known
That night an order came that The
tribune must ask fewer questions.
New York Mercu
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

tDs ppesilzl taf,tlSNet ~ . ts1D9Es, ~
war @gtf1pz ~ slJts N eaDegs, ~ mr.
flailf pD1D1gz si2pz flle HgDyD1 Djf5
bls bNsa1, ~ zpDfheT rearing Bgj5zsi3t
stl9 f4saf3gZ ~ BE fbg1st vim W Egge,
D@Bs, Al tb1s Ma epFt1gs. ~ n B&z
ny 1DpoyfABtty, a8d 4 Llst ~ t1glG "a
putting . 1ogple n iIy3lf4s INN b5RD,
I'VE seeD'l1 ~ Min tslS Vim ~ SllIe,
~ without E5y5BZ NJ tlle fS1gide B5gieS,
psgaily fair ~ ~ ~ ~lleg tap'kb5,,z
f1es'e zfk'sf NSts. ~ Dgl,Neets18E ~ ~,
ffsflRats me- Seas1D f1y ~ sAgSSze
DerfnytQ9gHs, ~ BDJ11eT ReSsn>, IL
SpBseats9 thar ~ had faN6le1 = Sr,gcs,
Dj1e with Hqflye ZysiD filS1 15s(gefl,9
am mr. N f8ae lsfteyis qBjjis glaS m.
Ten Inserted pp1Nr me mn n nv
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

A dentist in connectieut says he ex-
poets 70 meet his pet parrot il heaven.
We trust the bird has as as good pull
OF that kind as It's master; bur 70 admit
the theory IL 70 admit 100 much. A
clergyman who has written q charming
book regarding his several dogs ex-
poets % meet not only those animals
in paradise, but all the animals and in
seefs that ever existed. Including mo-
squitoes, black dies. and the original
;acpole Even he may be r.ght: and IL
is comforting reflection therefrom
that we larger angels will dR'elI Tiers
solely 10 the spirit. 50 that our old CON
panions and prosecutors siil have moth
ing Of Us TO bite on.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

Brooklyn has young girl who robs
smaller children 70 get money with
which to buy candy. There Is q future
ior this neEness. The girl Ein prob
ably become great burglar. For moth
ing can stop the progress Of the changed
woman, whether she goes toward the
good or the bad. By-ana-by she may
learn 70 be as mean as The other sex.
and then we shall have fallen into
great trouble. ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

The mysteries conferred On 90 many
American women By PadereEsu may
be overlooked now that he has given
ten thousand dollars 20 the cause Of
music in this country; and indeed be
shall be forgiven even his profuse and
tangled locks and the utmost pounding
q the universal piano Yea. lei him
come again and he win be received with
one grand. sweet song.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

tongue ana war working 1eeDeT sB1
geeDef ~ the lime, The torture me
Do0g animal endured must have beeg
aWful, ana ! dOH't IMAGINE n oIDgl1
nave survived, M dead HJtOykgD so
peaged ~ be around, ~ thanking blgi
" bls absence, ! iODk the beautiful
skin ~ tbs lelDSgd,
Og me following dsg I WIS laid 10
Win % alfGok ~ fev0T, wj,i0b keut
Dle t1le fOg eOjDe ltBje, Nv 1wO tOys.
mWsvfE attended sssigH1DslY ~ nv
befgs, ana ~ GDe pOggse ! nj about
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

clssy fitzgerald, the handsome dan
Ger from across the ees, has again dJs-
nDgnigbed beFgeIf While boating IN
New YORK last week she fell into the
water head first, rose 10 the toD, swan
out, mounted bicycle, and rode 10 her
hotel with her golden hair hanging
down her back.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

A weIlrkD0wD gentleman from Lon
don 10 said 10 have gone al the way 10
Oklahoma 10 secure divorce, The In
ference IL that he hasn't much 0f a case,
or be would have declared blmssIf
nearer home,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

According TO Prof. Bell everybody
VIII soon be able TO ny. Who knows
but flying machines may yet knock ont
the bikes,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

more. It's weight was over ZOO
bounds In several places where
Ientacle touched the boat the wood
was denied Florida Letter In Globe.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04
Northern Ohio turner's have voted 10
admit women 10 all their societies.

Bank robbers on bicycles are the lat
est Illinois novelty. though crooks on
bicycles are quite common eserywhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
Notes From Fulton.

Alderman Joseph T. Mountcastle9 reso-
luton toward opening Up tlIth street
had the desired effect ana Work vas
begun on Wednesday by the city carts
IN cutting the street through from Mich
olson 10 Denny street. Judging from
appearances the work is being pushed
forward with great strides.
Mr.. X. l.. Harrison, or fuitoh Chaptet r.
No. 8, Progressive Enjoyment Gulld.
delivered 10 Mr.. John McManon.- son or
the late Mrs. McManon, ana guardian,
a check for 81, 800. the full amount OF her
policy IN that order. THIS Is QUICK pay
ment, as IL IS less than thirty days since
her death.
Mr.. c. II. Haskcr had quite a large
crowd at his stere0pticon-view lecture
on the celebrated battle OF the Hampton
Roads between the Merrimac ana me
Monitor ga The Denny-sueet Methodist
Episcopal church on Thursday night,
NeF. y. h. Harrison, VINO mas hetn
preaching at MonrOse chapel fultol
Hill, with successful results. has closed
the meeting.
There IS quite q rivalry among the
many candidates for the position OF
lanltOr OF the new Henrico county court
house. Mr.. Meyer Angle, OF Fairfield.
and Dir. H. IT, Boyer. of Narina, are
working hard no capture the place. The
Supervisors have already met three
times without being able TO make
selection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
Fire in Swansboro.

a fire broke out yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock n the .Mtcheain, or PIT,
by defective hue. The building was
completely destroyed, and had n nor
been for the timely assistance OF me
nciehb0rs the entire row OF houses would
have met with the same tate. me
damage amounted 90 about Sy.
Il handsome brick building has JUST
been completed on the water front on OF,
Decatur street Ur tho. standard OH
Company. which WIN be used for the
general Offices. heretofore located in
Richmond
The wheat shed Of Warner Moore &
Co. has boon covered with slate roof.
ar j.. j.. Harding, q popular jeweler
OF Petersburg was in the city yeatef~
day on business
Mr.. J. W. Gary. Of the Southern Rail
way Company. who is stationed IN Blr-
mugham. AIa. s. in the city 90 spend
Christmas with friends ard relatives
Mr.. Il. VI. puilam, of itichmond, paid
Manchester q visit YESTERDAY
Mr. g.. B. Howell win leave tomorrow
TO attend the powhatau County Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

a very successful birthday party was
held last TUESDAY evening at the resi-
dcpce of ar. and Mrs. Adolph Otto. the
occasion being the celebration oi the
the ncarc relatives were present a.
tic time. with the exception of the old
est and youngest daughters, who are
living in Philadelphia During the even
ing a. tempting supper was spread by the
hosts.
Among those present were the follow
ing. Mr. and AIRS Adolph otto Mr.. and
bliss Minnie Nabey ar. and Mrs. Adam
Nalsccaer. 49, and Mrs. Alfred OTTO.
Miss Bridget Ferry. Mr.. Joseph Berry.
Nr. John Metzeor Miss Anna Waliseef-
fer Master Ad0lnh Wallsecner, Masters
AlOlpl and Arthur otto
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
new ANDSTARlLING SCIENCE
Mental, Moral and Physical Nature Re-
Vsalsd by the Contour Of the Hand.
DESCRIPTION OF A PERFECT HAND.
Mapimorphology the New science-Inter-
view with Its Discovercr, Mrs. W iiiiam
Eickey-she visits the Penisentiary
aud Reads Mary Barnes Hand,

Mr.. and Mrs. william Hickey. Of New
York. are stopping al The Lexington
Hotel. Mrs. Hickey IS known to tho
world OF medicine. art. and science by the
name OF Adele Marie Gracf, her maiden
name and has created quite stir among
learned men by an entirely new science.
In which she Is remarkably proficient
"Manimorphology is the name Of this
discovery. and by It Mrs. Rickcy reads
the whole human being mentally. moral
ly and physically I'm the hand. Remark
able results have already been achieved
by this science 10 b. the science OF arr
and moral and physical anatomy, she
says. and is one link In the chain OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

A very pleasant recital by the classes
I'm music and elOcution Was given la 4
NIGHT i'm the Woman College chapel.
Besides the fam. = aai stucents oniJ n
few invited guests were Iaesout. Ihe
lOlOWiue programme was rendered.
Faretelle L0mas). Miss Bessie Iagan.
Novelette, Op. % nc. ~ lSchumanW,
Miss Salle Webster.
"The Wedding Day. BiumenthaD,
Miss Isabel pullman.
pledge with Wine" Miss Elizabeth
Bryant
Watts.
TASK What Thou WITT Ocgnald De
KOvcn). Miss Corinne Horne.
"rhOra." Miss Grace Nanderslice
"Bourue' (Bach), Miss Mary Wander
slice
Trio-"The Water Lily" (AhD Misses
Moomaw. Colcy Lowell. and Pearl Motley
Concert Sonau' (Scariattel, Miss Amy
Williams.
WHAT Little BOY Thinks About
Things" Miss Marian Miilhieer
"La Sylphidc' (JadassoD, Miss Hattie
Leavell.
Chcrus-"The Linden Tree" (schuberD,
by the chorus class.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
JAMES IT. LEWIS.
Justice o. the Peace


The Forty Hours Devotion services at
the Little Sisters of the Poor Will De con-
Guided to-day
The Living Rosary meets to-day.
The West-End Catholic Beneficial and
Social Society meets to-day.
There will be a meeting OF the Ladies
benevolent Society after high mass To-
day.
The first meeting of the Society Of the
Holy Name will ho held in the chapel OF
the Cathedral ON Sunday, December 18Th
vices will be held in the cathedral. All
the members are earnestly urged 10 at
tend. as business of Importance viii De
transacted. COnsultOrs and frefects
should not fell 10 be present az this meet
ing.
To-day the o'clock mass viii be said
Tor Sister Cecilia.
Tuesday viii be the great feast Of the
Immaculate Conception q holiday Of OBJ
liaauon. Mass s az g. s.. and 1870 o'clock.
Nespers at T. NJ. o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

At tho corner Of Franklin and Eisn'eei''i
Neal was held until the 18th instant IN
crder To- qive Mr.. Dean a chance 10 IT,
cover. So that he can testify -,
Dean is 40 the almshouse' anu -
,,r,,i~e, rarifiv. lie said yesterday that
he Thought he fell and hurt himself. ana
s.. ~ fre orInion that nobody hit MN.
ANTHONY walker (cOloredl was chaiEs u
with being q suspicious charaoler' ,,i,. no
X Vaurhan Lloyd was placed under
bond because he threatened bodily harm
To l.. j. Acaccr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
Tributes 10 Richmond Preachers.

The Methodist Of Danvllc. has these
two paragraphs I'm its Conference report.
"EOV. Herbert Nj. Hope declined an ape
pointmcnt for another year Tie ace
Ccpted Nattcring offer to become the Sec
rotary OF the Young Mems Christian ASS
ISOLATION ia Petersburg Va. We re-
ioice 10 know that he did not sever his
connection with the Virginia Conference
He will succeed In his new field of Chris
tian work.
''Rev. W. G.. Starr. y. d.. was here
there. and everywhere. gflspiug hands
and giving words Of good cheer TO those
he came I'm contact with. lle is The
same bundle Of Christian energy and
brightness Of years past, no wonder DE
succeeds"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
MRS. IsABELP. OBr0NTosING HERI
VIII be Heard Upon the Occasion OF an
..t.,nnfrn WIN Glhann.N

Evening WIN tib~nns
Society at large. and those especially
interested I'm tho Evening With Charles
Dana Gibson" viii learn with much
pleasure that Mrs. Isabel Peasants Or
ton. Of Philadelphia. viii appear upon
that occasion. She viii sing Do the inter
mission between the tabicluN.
Mrs. Orton is the daughter OF Judte
George Peasants. OF Rock Island, IT,.
and niece of Mathew y. peasants. she
has been known Ga Richmond since her
childhood as Little belle peasants,
and is one of Richmond $ tav0rtca, nav
ing suns the part oi "-crIoislt in tn.
Chimes of Normandy" when rendered
I'm Richmond by enc Of the best amateur
companies ever organized I'm this city
ON October 5Oth Of this year she SAM
the soprano part in the second annual
concert given 0y Albert IT, Kulling en-
the New Century Drawing Room, III
Philadelphia. She is also singing the So
prano part i'm one Of tine ldrse churches
in Philadelphia at present.
Mrs. OrtOn is a recognized artist or &C.
serving merit. ana viii bee given a. warm
reception by her many friends IN thls
city. She viii be one Of tho chief at
fractions of the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

. any IVTTN IIIIT OF '7'II'' ~. !.
Whereas r. c. Taylor, OF the city OF
Richmond. has this day made Complaint
and Information on oath before me. James
r. Lewis q justice OF the peace OF sald
county. that Thomas T.. Vail. ON the Ist
day az December 1896. I'M tho SAID county
Of Hcnrico. unlawfully Ola torture. III
treat and unnecessarily MAIN. mutilatc
and kin a certain animal. io-wit n GER
tain game cock, the property or a person
or persons uuhuown.
Those are therefore I'm the name or inc
Commonwealth Of Virginia 70 command
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

The basketball team Of tho First Reel
ncnt has now been thoroughly reorran-
led and uniformed for tho season. Their
uniforms were worn for the first time
last night In their practice game. and
consists Of a black shirt. gray trousers.
black belts and black stockings. The
team viii soon be in good trim and VIII
challenge the other teams I'm the city. IL
consists Of Private Herbert q. stowe.
Company +. captain: Private Louis
Johnson. Company T.: Private ". w.
Hutchinson. Company +: Private II. {.
HUDSON. Company i; Private a. Taylor,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

1fcCahe's Glee Club IS now preparing
for n concert TO bo given at Belvidere
ian Friday. December nth. ar blo L.
H.. which bids fair 70 eclipse any enter
torrs i'm years The concert VIII be d.
,.iled into two parts. Part first Will be
devoted TO the burnt-cork artists. who
viii Introduce many new Jokes ana
part second will consist or an olio OF
euocialties and a bright one-act farce.
Am excellent Quartette Will contribute
several numbers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
ACcrsrS NO ONE.
1Ir. Dean Thinks Ile FeII and Struck His
Head.

Mr.. =. IT, Dean. who. as announced
i'm The Times. was found unconscious on
the corner Of Eighteenth and Franklin
streets early Thursday mornlnr and who
was carried 10 the almsnouae i9r treat
mont. is getting alon- very well
ills son from Amelia county went 10
see Him Yesterday. and he VIII probably
he carried TO his home ln tnat county
lA "a short while
Mr. Dean now says that Die fen and
struck his head against some obstacle.
and does not think any one nlt him.
iTnc doctors and tho orieerH at tine flr
Police Station think otherwise, however
and Russell Neal lc1.0lea) was ln tne
Police Court yesterday on suspicion OF
being the attacking party. lie was
Dir. Dean is expected TO DC aDie 10 tes-
Ufy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

A fire alarm was turned TN yesterday
afternoon about 8 o'clock from box M
corner of Fourteenth ana Mann streets.
A small blaze was az covered in tho
second floor OF No S south Fourteenth
street. which is used hy 20 w. Wood a
Sons. the wcll-ku0Mn sccamcn. Bv
some unknown cause a quantity of sui
phur had become ienited. but the flames
were soon cXt.ngui he'd. The DAMAGE
amounted TO about $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

Mrs Hickey has been pursuing FER fav-
critic study FOR lifetime. Her father was
a distinguished professor OF anatomy ana
hygiene. OF Berlin. and she herself Is n
graduate of medicine. She has gone all
over this country visiting prisons ana
asyums. and she startlcs the physicians
IN charge by pointing out with unerrinS
accuracy the physical or mental disease
Cf each patient by an examination or
their hands alone and without asking
single question. Mr.. and Mrs. Hickey VIII
leave this morning. fer Norfolk, whence
they will return 10 New YORK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

II rs understood that Alderman George
Med. Blake. the well-ltnown local politi-
cian who worked so theoretically for
the success u the Silver ticket. viii be
CAPTAIN Lambs private secretary
Alderman Blake has sold out his grocery
business. and 10 Is stated that be Will
also resign his seat IN tie Board Of Alder
men. probably a. the February term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

Guy Glenn. youngest son of Mr. Henry
o. Glenn. az this city. was badly injured
Friday morning while ont sleishing. a
buggy ram into him near Ninth and
Marshall streets and throw him or the
sleigh cuttin- bis face considerably The
little follow was taken into Mrs Blbbs
boarding-house. where some medical
students attended him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

Rev. w. w. Brander OF Richmond, Va.
who has been appointed assistant rector
of Memorial Pro tefgut Episcopal church,
Bolton street and Lafayette avenue has
arrived in Baltimore. jle viii assume
charge of his new duties tomorrow. and
Doe win 1--we mo 81 west Lanvale street.
Baltimore sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
NIX. THOMAS r.. yiTL FINED.
And Now the Higher Court VIII Look Into
the Cock Fight.

The great cock-hghting case came up
before Squire James r. Lewis az the
Hcnr!eo county courthouse Yesterday
and as prodicte in TIE Times. was quick
t. dispo ed OF lv Maais.rate Lewis. The
following warrant for tine arrest or AR.
Thomas r. Vail. one of the principals OF
the fight. was sworn out yesterday morn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

Company E; Sergeant G.. F: Markey.
Company i. substituted. Lieutenant X.
l.. Masurier. Company +, manager; -,
go to the inaug lration March 4th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

The session Of the Police Court yes
tcrday morning was exceedingly short.
Russell Neal WAS charged with being
suspicious character If was arrested
than Doe ls the man who assaulted Mr.
.r j.. H Dean carly Thursday morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
GladneSS Comes

XITith better understanding OF the
w transient nature Of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper e1-
forts-gcntlc efforts-pieasant efforts
rightly directed There is comfort IN
the knowledge. that 50 many forms OF
sickness are not due TO any actual dis
ease. out simply to cOnstip2tcd condl-
ton Of the system. which the pleasant
family laxative. Syrup Of Figs. prompt
Nv removes. That is why IT Is the only
remedy with millions OF families. and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. It's beneficial
effects are due to the fact that iii the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which it acts. 1t IS therefore
ali important, in order 10 get It's bene-
fetal effects. 70 note when you pur-
chase. that you hav- the genuine arti'
Gle. which is maDulacturcd 10y the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only ana sold by
all reputable druggists
If in the enjoyment OF good health
and the system Is regular, laNatyes or
other remedies are then not needed II
afflicted with any actual disease. one
may be commended % the most si,iilfu
physicians, but If in need Of q laxative.
one should nave the best. and with the
well-informcd everywhere, Syrup oil
Figs stands highest and is most largely
Nd and gives most general satisfaction
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

Nr. GEORGE D. Peasants. who has been
quito il for some time. was no better
M a. late hour lat night
Alr. James Peters, wlD has Teen quite
SOD az the virginia Hospital was reported
10 be improving last sight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
Kaufman Se CO.
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Holiday Sale Of Millinery and
Wraps, Fancy Goods, and Dolls.

We are going to make things interesting these three
short wees-before Christmas Yes most interesting, for
when YOU stop consider that these Wraps Hats and
Fancy Goods are the newest and most uptodatc styles
that money can buy, these prices have doubemeaning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06
Uufrimmcd CoIorcd Hats,

Your pick OF any and all Of the Ladies'
and Children's ColOred Felt Hats. that
sold at 80. g. and Toe. i0r -1c.
Best quality Camel s-Holr NelVel-hound
Hats. over a dozen shapes in an col0rs
sold 40 soc. price now, 3er.
French Felt Hats aud Bonnets. any and
all OF the colored shapes. that sold az
81 and Sl25. choice now. SOC.
Camels-Ha Walking Hats. black and
colors. velvet edge and boucled, sold az
S1.2J. price now, soc.