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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-27

l have received my spring stock of
the celebrated D. NJ Ferry Flower and
Garden seeds. H. B. Whitman.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-27

Whereupon the Board does now I'd
1ourn until 10 o'clock a. M, tomorrow.
OLE TRANSTRUM, JR..
Chairman Co. Comrs
Attest:
JAMES e. HART,
Clerk.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-27

! warrants ordered drawn upon the Cur
rent Expense tnnd
j J Humphreys quarters salary as
Janitor S75 Oh
u Haddock services in Election 3 Is
Alamo Cook balance of Estray
sale 10 40
John Scheldegger cleaning we'll so
I q A Robson services as Sheriff 253 A.
Cleo ID barnard blanks 2 30
irwin Hodson Go stationary IS 90
Coop Wagon & Machine CoJuror
Certificate 4 20
Samuel Matthews Jurors Certifi-
cate 8 10
Andrew Larsen care of INDECENT Is 90
Emmett ] Howell books and
postage 5 90
Emmett J Howell express on books ? 80
trip to Boise 43 80
u q Hitler services as Judge SO
John A Kelley ser. as Justice of
Peace IL 90
9 G Stack ser. as Justice 80
John Mattson rs Road 0verseer 10 90
u NJ Pugmire Ndse to INDECENT Is 90
Capitol Printing Co School sup
plies % 90
II Il hapherd labor 90
The following bill of Christian
Valentine wasalloWed us order
ed by Elk Dist. Judge Standrod IS 90
G Z Harris printing, blanks
stationary l04 70
9 Webster amt advanced house
rent for INDECENT 90
Anne Ffederieksen INDECENT 5 90
Peter Hemert INDECENT GO
Elizabeth Grimme5t care INDECENT u 50
L Z Shepherd stamps etc 10
The taxes of the Deseret Telegraph
0 amounting to 81 30 are hereby re-
m1tted on account of the same being
assessed twice.
Mr.. Ed Haddock appeared before the
Board on behalf Of Mrs Mary Bee and
William Findlay and urged that it
reconsider the matter Of RENTING their
taxes for the year 1893. After full
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-27
THIRD

The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment Mt ~ o'clock u. IN. April 18th 1850.
The same present as on yesterday, " hen
the following proceedings were had to-
witt
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn upon the Cur
rent Expense Fund
Alfred Bulge county attorney
salary $t95 80
irwin Hodson Co stationary 10
Ed BurgCyne furniture for Dist.
Judge IA AS
J G Nelson buriel case for indi-
gent 15 90
Alfred Sparks ser as juror in
justice court 2 90
John Sparks ser as Juror in
justice court 9 90
Geo. Dayton ser as Juror in
justice court Q 90
Alfrec Stevens ser as juror in
Justice court 2 90
Il Humphrey ser as juror in
justice court 9 90
Alfred Oakley ser as justice of
peace 9 60
G L Shrine ser II q "a
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-27

happening To bfs 5OatftY ~ u feegM&
ruling made by the supreme court
that certain illegal and unlawful fees
have been paid out by the county and
received by certain assessors and col
lectors Of this county. The Co attorney
il hereby instructed to institute such
legal proceeding as shall be necessary
to collect all such illegal fees
The clerk is hereby authorized to
issue warrant upon the county treas
urer for the sum Of $3.50 90 the same to
be rendered TO the land owners through
which, road which was granted upon
petition of James IL Pierson ct al shall
run. The amt to be rendered each
land owner shall be at the rate Of $25 90
per acre
Agreeable to the provisions of the
law passed by the last state legislature
requiring all property to be assessed
at its full cash value. it is hereby
ordered that the assessor proceed to
assess all property in conformity with
said law He is also ordered by the
l'oard to assess all property belonging
to widows in excess of $1,000
he salaries of the county officers
We're set at the following figurers to-
=.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-27

The EXAMINER will publish letter
from O G. Wixon Of Liberty who Is in
the Philippines, next week.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-27
SECOND DAY

The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 10 o'clock q, m April 18th 1899
The same present as on yesterday when
the following proceedings were had to
wit:
The following bills We're allowed and
warrants ordered drawn upon the Cur
rent Expense FUND.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-27

ne Boafd hereby confirms The ap-
pointment of Alfred Osmond rs
deupty county school superintendent
whereupon the chairman administered
to him the oath of office.
Upon motion an adjournment was
taken until May 8th 1899, at 10 a. m.
O. TRANSTRUM, JR,
Chairman Board of Co Com.
Attest:
JAMES q. HART
Clerk.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-27

Il wilcox balance due on coal 10
DIR 9 A Hoover appeared before the
Board and showed the necessity of i'm
mediately organizing Board Of Health
whereupon 1T was motioned and carried
unanimously that DR. G . Hoover act as
Chairman of the Board of Health in
and for Bear Lake County -
In tho matter of the petitien
citizens Of Lanark asking the aA
ment of Charles II FiRdlay Road Over
seer Of Dist, No. H. The said Findlay
il hereby appointed and his official
bond approved
John A Perkins is hereby appointed
Road Overseer for what is called the
Star Valley Road Said appointment
is based upon a petition of citizens Of
Bear Lake County.
Whereupon the Board does now ad-
joarn until 10 o'clock a. M. to morrow
OLE iRANsTRuM. JR.,
Chairman Board County Com
Attest
JAMES L. HART
Clerk
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-27

The city council met in regular ees-
sion last Thursday evening, the mayor,
clerk and all the counciImen being
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27

Mayor Jones plan to conduct Toedo's
gas plant on the principle of municipal
ownership doubtless Will be IN operation
within six months. The Mayor is the
principal owner. IL there is any loss
the company stands IT,, but the profits
belong TO the city. The plant has cost
Toledo more than a million and half
and has lost money every year
Two trains Of steel gondola cars We're
started yesterday from Pittsburg for the
East. The cars are built for the Egyp-
tian Railway Company.
Rev Dr. Hills, the successor Of Beech
er and Abbott, copyrights his sermons.
Only one paper in New York and one in
Chicago have the right TO publish YER
'batim reports of them DIT. Hills derives
considerable revenue from this copy
right.
c. II. Smith Of Chicago, sold out 5.o-o'-
600 bushels OF long wheat Wednesday
on the Board Of Trade. and il nettei him
10000 profit. He bought the wheat ten
days ago. ar. Smith is a nephew OF the
late ED Partridge and promises 10
cut as large a figure in the market as
did his uncle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27

lawlessness which the Southern people
must regard. II they have respect 10
their material interest.
III there Is one set OF men whom the
people like better than any other class
o. reputable and respectful citizens,
says the Portland. Me, Express. II u
the railway conductors. Given spch an
official who has been able 10 succeed
IN the business and YOU have a man o.
many accOmplis 'Ogai bopd
fellow al heart, one VINO Is ready 10 40
FOR others who s. accommodating. NM
selfish. OF a genial turn of mind, one
who can laugh al the same jokes a dozen
times "A day for 500 days IN the year
lie must be tender hearted sympathiz-
ing with the sick and suffering, and at
the same time happy over the joys Of
those who do rejoice. II requires brain.
nerve, tact. almost all the good quail
ties all in one man. 10 make tho
roughly hood conductor
We have conductors OF that sort IN
Virginia. and II there is a set Of men
on the face of the earth who deserve
credit for keeping themselves IN such
an amible frame of mind 10 is these same
conductors. They come I'm contact with
all sorts and conditions Of people and
their experience is enough 10 sour any
mans disposition. But they take the
world good naturally and are polite and
cOrsidcrate and compan'onahlc In spite
Of the bad treatment that they receive
az the hands ~ the travelling public.
All honor TO them one OF these days
a grateful public viii erect a monument
90 these heroes Of the rail- They deserve
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27

Tnere was conference OF merchants
and manufacturers I'm New Or>T1ns the
other day TO arrange for the holding Of
a Stale antitrust convention.
Mr. Henry NJ Flagler. who has large
interests I'm Florida. has recently pur-
chased additional lands at Palm Beach
and it is said that he will make extensive
Improvements as that famous resort
Near Valdosta. Ga. a dead eagle was
found tho other day with bell around its
neck The hcH was made Of little SNUFF
box with "a clapper Of iron suspended by
piece OF wire which ran through the ton
OF the box. forming "a loop, which fitted
around the birds neck. The bird death
was due 10 the wire, the end rubbing
against the neck and scverine il.
The city OF Decatur. Ala. was thrown
into excitement the other day by the am
nounccmcnt of the failure OF G.. T.. Sitt1-
son. q prominent merchant. and the ar
rest of his wife upon warrant sworn
out by a grocery concern charging her
with forging notes amounting t0 s2o0o.
The woman. when taken 10 JAIN. acknowi-
edged the forgery and said that She had
expected tO make the notes good before
falling due. She and her husband ad
hitherto stood high in the community
The merchants Of Birmingham have or
gained a Board OF Trade.
President Mckinley has notified the
Commercial Club. of Louisville. that he
r.fr d. ,rraf.1. % .ftarT tho Commercial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27

into their own hands and wreak their
vengeance IN their own way. Some man
commits a crime. The regulators take
him out and lynch him. The friends OF
the victim then seek revenge by mcen-
diarsm. And so one act Of lawiessness
prOvokcs another.
What is the remedy FOR this7 Clearly
d return 10 first principles. to pursue
course that will encourage the men OF
south Carolina 90 respect the law ana
tho rights Of citizens under the law. But
what remedy SIS proposed? Lynching'
More lawicssness. And so the thins goes
round and round 90 n sort Of cycle
Crime. lynching. another crime for re-
ycnge. another lynching for revenge.
There IS no civilization in this ills
barbarism pure and simple There can
De- NO civilization except the law be sn-
preme. Perfect civilization means per-
feet law and anything short Of perfect
law Is to that extent short Of civiiiza-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
BROKE HIS COLLAR BONE,
\ Charlotte County Farmers Fall-A
NV liinl.ler-Pcrsnnale

New AiinisteT-PcrsOnal~.
ROUGH CREEK. May B.-Spccial.-Nir.
AL Nash who lives ON the farm of Mr..
D. r. Daniel met with "A serious accident
last Monday. Re was riding very rapidly
when his horse stumbled. throwing him
of and breaking his collar-bone.
Farmers are busy IN this section plant
ing tobacco; much complaint OF scarcity
of plants.
Gardens are all late. owing 90 the wet
weather early in the spring
The Presbyterian church here having
been without q pastor for the past eigh-
teen months has just secured one. By
joining in with Concord, Pampins. and
Buffalo, they have engaged Rev. Mt
Campbell for the four churches. Tie
breaches here twice a month first Sunday
morning and third Sunday evening.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Matte Marshall. Of AppomattoN. and Mr.
Joseph Harwood. OF Blueneld. w. Va.
Mrs. L. NJ. Clay is visiting her sister,
Mrs. King, Of Charlottesville.
Miss Ellie webb and Mrs Lula Smell
made flying trip TO Richmond this
week
Messrs Charles Berkeley and sidnor
Marsh spent Whitsuntide visiting rela-
tives I'm South Boston.
Miss " A. North and Mr.. Lonnie Col
Inns were the guests OF Mrs. j. NJ webb
on Wednesday
Misses Bessie and Grace Berkley are
visiting their sister, Mrs. j.. ID. Carwiles,
near jacksonville.
Mr.. T.. T. Daniel our county treasurer.
was I'm the village last week
Mr. G.. W. Berkeley. one Of our most
enterprsing citizens. has had several
workmen employed at his mill for the
past month. putting in the machinery
for making roller -four They have just
completed the job, and all are glad 10
know they can obtain frst-class -four so
close by.
Miss Irene Price spent several days IN
the village this week. visiting Miss webb.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27

auction OF silver and the greater con-
vcnlcncc OF gold as money metal The
decree has gone forth. the gold stand
ard has been established and we might
MS we'll attempt TO resist The law OF
eraviiaiion as attempt 10 interfere with
this established law OF trade.
with the free silver question out ~
the way we can see nc reason why
democrats may not como together. Tor
fat money was the lcaven of Populism
I'm the Chicago platform that leavened
the whole lump. Abandon free siiVrr
and there is no reason why the Demo
cratic party snail not return to first
principles.
As TO the cry against trusts, We are
not alarmed about that. for we believe
thct this is another case where the
natural laws OF trade must rule. Orga-
nizcd capital IS a necessity OF the age
and 70 Will be. There must be large
corporations. there must be great COM
bines 10 carry on the great affairs OF
this progressive age, and all that any
party can DO or VIII 90. VIII ht 10 i'r"-
late these corporations and with reason
and with due regard to the rights of
stockholders. compel them to serve the
interests Of the people Away with the
idea that The Times and those Demo
Gratis whom it represents are the friends
OF trusts and combines which are mimi
cal TO the interests of the people. We
do not profess TO be infalibie and we
are liable to err in judgement, but so
far as we are capable of understandings.
the influence Of The Times shall always
he oxertcd I'm the interest Of that good
Democratic principle. the greatest good
TO the greatest number" We believe
in the Democratic party because we
believe that that is the only party that
over was or ever will be, under what
ever name II may exist which stands
distinctivoly for popular rights. There
fore. The Times IS Democratic news
naner and wishes with an its heart 10
see the party reunited. armed ana
booted and spurred, and battling for the
peoples cause
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
FULLERTON EX0NERAT Ed.
Complaint Against the Aged Lawyer
Dismissed on plaintiffs Evidence.

Ex-Congressman Henry Bacon, OF
Goshen. y. y. the referee appointed by
Judge Hirschberger ga the suit brought
by Mrs Agatha Allen, of Plainheld. ~
j.. against William Fullerton OF New
burg. the aged lawyer. filed decision
I'm favor Of the defendant on wednesday.
Inc suit was brought in November. 1877,
TO recover s66l5 which Mrs. Allen alleged
that she had given Mr.. Fullerton 90 in-
vest. and for which. she said. he had
never made an accounting. on August
10. 1898. Judge Lambert. OF the Supreme
Cour- in Brooklyn. granted an order for
the arrest OF Mr.. Fullerton. who Is past
eighty years old and who was confined
TO his house at the time. The defendant
gave bonds for 5000 and was not arrest
ed. The case was put In the hands OF
a referee on May 10th. stephen w. Full
lerton. Of Us Broadway a brother Of the
defendant and Walter C.. Anthony of
Newburg. the attorneys for William Full
lerton. introduced no defense, and the
case was decided on the evidence for the
complainant.
Mr.. Fullerton was one of Tweed's
counsel and one OF Theodore Titon's
counsel in Tilton against Beecher-New
York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
MUSIC IN CHARLOTTESVILLE.
All Saints Quartette Well Received
Large Strawberries in Albemarle.


CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, May 26-Spe-
clal.-An appreciative audience GREETED
"All Saints Quartette." OF Richmond.
last evening, al tho jefferson Auditorium.
The programme was elaborate, and the
music equalled, II IL did not excel. any
thlng heard here for a long time. and the
audience showed its appreciation by
hearty applause and freuQent encores.
The proceeds OF the entertainment will
be used In aiding to complete and furnish
the mems reading room and library OF
this city.
The election for city and county officers
took place yesterday. \ small vote was
polled, resulting in the election Of the
following gentlemen as aldermen:
First Ward-Eldridge Turner, Alonz0
Wingheld. ". J. Tyson.
Second Ward-A. d. Payne II. r. Mel
son. NJ. Leterman.
Third Ward-W. A. Melhorn. John L..
Walters, q. d. Payne.
Fourth Ward-J. L. Cochran. Jr.. J. NJ.
Murphy, J. S. Patton.
In the county the regular Democratic
nominees We're elected
The revival Of religion, which was be-
gun at the Methodist church nearly two
weeks ago. is still in progress there being
a number Of confessions daily.
Crops I'm the county are looking splen-
did. especially wheat and the grasses. and
our farmers all seem 20 wear a smuin0
face The strawberry crop IL unusually
large. and the berry large. perfect and do
llcious. / saw some this morning from the
farm of DIR. III. ;. Hedges, which meas
ured two and n half inches in diameter
They were OF the Marshall variety.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
HIS DISCHARGE
LATE IN COMING.
That Of Corporal Wilkinson Of the
Fourth lust Confirmed.
SEVEN POSTOFFICES CLOSED
Rural Free Delivery Makes Them Su-
perfiuous- New Postmasteis III
North CaroIina-Virsin at
the Washington Hotels

WASHINGTON. May Especial ne
tclegfaphic Instructions of September -
1895. Tor tile discharge Of Corpora W. a.
Wilkinson. COMPANY 6. Fourth virginia
nave just been confirmed. .,.
Captain William H. wilson, assis 'A''e
surgeon United states Army mas 49,
relieved from further duty AT
Simpson Hospital. Fort Monroe, ana Or
dcred to san Francisco for DUTY
OTHER DISCHARGES .,,.,.
Tho DISCHARGE OF Priyates fred Dfii.'V'
King, and Robert Murray koneg'
pital Corps a. Josiah simpson HoSp ''"'
mas been authorized. .t,
The Secretary of War has amenala ''le
regulations pertaining 90 me "n'-'' ia
the army 60 read as follows. -.
The color of The facings of the uniform
Of the several arms Of The service VIII DC
as follows:
General officers and officers Of the gen
eral staff. corps and departments a., o'l-N
blue; cavalry yellow; infantry sNs 49,
artillery scarlet. post qusrtermas1.l s0'
gesnt white piped with bun; oIu'1ii.
troops. crimson piped with WHITE po.s'
cOmmiseary sergeant. white piPeu W.
cadet gray sergeant signal corps piN I,
pped With white. hospital corps, ei"-i'''"
green. eieotrician sergeant. scarlet
80 USE FOR THEM.
with tho Inauguration Of rural lIee
delivery service iu Rockingham county
seven post0n es have been Discount ilo1N
They are Amberv. Massanetta SPRINGS
OuaWau Peach Grove and suffers 'ih'H
10 HarrisonbIrll. Moutezuma, tmall 10
Brldscwater. and Glover HID una" 70
Lily.
These fourth-class postmaster were
appointed to-day in North Caro.lnt'
Center. Cul0rl county. Margaret D.
Hodgn Ham, Baden county MISS nee
resa Moore Laurel Springs. Aleghany
county. James W. COX; Invites ;. orc
Burke county. cyrus 4. Spencer, Ma IT,
p-iah. Lincoln county. VIM. o. henkei'
Midway Davidson county David Ions {,
Momtt. Randolph county Gurney CON
Princeton Johnston county, ltnial W.
Massey. sau ston, Wayne county, PhaIo
q. Perkins.
HOTEL REGISTERS.
Metropo itan-George T. Williams, Dr.
J.. STROLLER. Cuipeper, G. Brce. Nor-
or. Tu.mls Ramsey and wife. Norfolk,
J. A. Reynolds and wife. DanVlle; y. 4.
Van Pet Miss Eva Markey. Clit.on
Forge. O.. NJ Woof0rd, Freiericksburs
W. f.. Kelley. Norfolk. ii. a. EediOri.
Richmond. r.. IS. Evans Manasa as; d.
a. Shepherd. Fredericksburg. w. IL.
Garthr.ht Richmond. Miss Rowe. Fred
orlcksburs. 6. W. Saunders j g..
Meade. W. ID. Courtney, Richmond; j.
T.. Kerfoot, Berryville II. G.. coles, Chat
ham.
Howard House,. W. Boatwrshr
Richmond: w. G.. Ford Woodstock W..
W. Giles. Charlotte; D. b. pr.tchett ~
T. Peddecerd Newport Ncw- I. b.
Peyton w. II. Peyton W $. Peyton
r. W. Hunter. Charlottesville; j.. T.
Graham. stanton.
Raleigh-Mr. aud Mrs. W. r. Ir.es
ana Misses Eda and Roberta Atkinson,
Richmond j.. p. Goodwin and wife,
Petersburg. G.. Z. Allen. Richmond
Johnson-S. r. Crowder. w l.. Gwat-
kin b. IN. Mercer. Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
A NARROW ESCAPE.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
f. Hart. of Groton. s. ID. WAS taken
with a bad cold which settled on my
lungs; cough set in and finally terminated
In Consumption. Four Doctors gave me
up. saying | could live but a short time.
j gave myself up to my Savior. deter
mined II could not stay with my friends
on earth. would meet my absent ones
above. My husband was advised to get
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton Coughs and Colds. gave 1t trial.
took In all eight bottles. 1t has cured
me. and thank God, | am saved and now
u well and healthy woman" Trial bot
ties free at owens & Minor Drug Com
many. Regular s.zs Doc. and 81. 90. Guar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27

A correspondent Of the Charleston
News and Courier says that judging
. from tho letters that are going 10 the
Governors Office "ther. is regular cpl
demic of incendary Ares throughout the
state" The comment Of the corrospon-
dent is, "the first thing somebody knows
there will be lynching bee in some
parts OF the state.
Here Is good text FOR a sermon on
mob law and SIS effects. The incen-
diarism IN South Carolina complained
OF IL the natural product Of spirit OF
lawiossness that seems rampant IA that
state. The law being held IN contempt
men are taught 10 lake matters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
MOST DELIGHTFUL OUTING.
The G. aud o. Sunday Dating TO the
Seaside Every Sunday.

The special fast outing Train. with
parior car seats reserved az sy9 east
Main1 leaves Richmond every Sunday
AT $50 A. NJ. and runs through to Old
Point without stop. Lying I'm Hampton
Roads in view OF the wharf is the
''Reina Mercedes" captured al Santiago,
and several United states training ships.
The new and commodi0us steamer Wig
liant performs the service between Old
Point and WiiOughby Beach, thence an
electric railway to ocean View and Nor
folk. one dollar 10 Old Point. or Ocean
View. or Norfolk for the rouhd-tfip.
Returning. leaves Norfolk Ocean View
statloD at p. NJ: leaves Ocean View,
7:l5 p. NJ. and leaves Old Point p. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
TIMES BUILDING.
TENTH AND BANK SlkkkIs.
RICHMOND. VA.

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ed in two payts-One collar est ~
msu-anyWhere in the bn't2 AtN..e.
Address al communications a''i '''
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Times Telephone Business Chso, 49, ~,
Phone 8I: ola Phone. b4s Eoitol oss
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vance. Watch The label on your paper II
you 1--we out OF Richmond. and see , 81
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
IhMafted.

Tendcrfoot-What did the men who
lynched that fellow dance on his carcass
and riddle 10 with bullets for2
Lone Pine Bil-Because they wuz dead
sore on him.
Ienderfoot-Why what was the ouole;
Lone Pine Bill-Wa-al. 10 pears as how
Judge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27

EMPORIA. Va. May 26-special-Mrs.
W. =. Deal gave a euchro party last nlsh.
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. weaver.
Tho first lady's prize was won py Miss
Mary Ellen Turner. the second ny his
W. G. weaver The hrst gentleman >
prize bv Mr. Mann: the second by Mr.
Gordon Vincent. The evening was much
enjoyed by all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-27
Rave to Buy Outright.

Don't you think a man should look up
TO higher thoughtsf' asked the slightly
mystical person.
''It's no use." answered Senator Sorg-
hum impatlently. you can't do &c."
cant do WHAT"
Hire thoughts. "-Washington Star.