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Utah.
NOTICE u hereby given that at q f8satfnr
n Tho directors ~ the Highland CoppTr Min
iuE company huld on Friday. tho lith DAY N
Nflopur ls4t, lu assessment ~ one haf cont
W. sharr was levied upon tho capital sto,k
~ lhg Company, payable Immediately b. tho
Ht.ttiAfN, ruW ~. u. d. Walker hulldinr
Guy llao cry, Utah. And any stnfk up1f,
hhlgh ms assessment may rumuln unuad on
WE llih DAY nf November. i-tl. Will o. deIln-
gupnt uud advertised Tor sale nt public aur.
llNni ana unless payment D. made hrf1ft. Wfii
~ snlu uu tho .oih day NJ November. ls11 n
l- WcluiA noon. tu pay tho Delinquent assi,ss-
inrnt tusuthrr With cost uf adVrrtisine and
uNpcusns uf sale.
" D. WELLS.
ig D.. walker Hldg, Salt Lake tity. Utah
dated fult Lake CItY. october f1th. -.
inst publication, October idth. i-0
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NOW READY.

Jenson'u Church Chronology. a ohron.
oloEical history % the Church from
new type throughout. In any style
OF binding desired. prIces. D. rs gt.bD
$500. Tho funds dorlv ~ ON tho
halc on the book Will be used for tho
erection OF q new Lntter.dny saints
hlslofian'a office I'm this city. For aula
~ THE pESEREr NEWS.
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Consult the HuDYAN Doctor,
About Your Case, Frco OF Charge.
Call or Write.
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lTlncIpal place u Hu,lncl,. salt Ialo cliy.
Utah.

NOTICE T. hereby rivon that M IA r,o,,-
,nf ~ the Hoard Of Directors N tho L1Wer
hlammuth Mining Company. held uu Thurs
my w" laih Jay NJ ociuhur. liza. an us.a.s.
intut OF cents per share was levied uuon
we ghpltll atuck o. tho Company. payable 10
H. fgefrihrl ~ his office Nium al prirrrss
nguulns' rali Lake CITY, UtHn, az once, and
aintA ulhn which this assessment may ~.
nalh unpaid on the ilth day % Nnvonib1r.
- WI lW delinquent and advertised fnr
mldn before Will b. sold on tho iDth dnv M
Nofouhnt W., 90 pay che dtllnquent as.'uss-
expense u sale. N
On SAMUEL 3. PAUL. socy.
w ifofrrss llulldluT. salt Lake Olty. Utah.
nale.l H4li Lake city utuh, uct l.. isJg.
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There has been rush In tho local
~, lnohlll bureau the past two days.
CLERK owen Issued liccnscs 10 the m.
orson Gustavc Salycrson. 10. Of Uv-
rum. ana Elizabeth olive Hcil, H. of
luchmpnd. both these applicants be-
INK under age. their bliss was POSTPONED
one day until they could 20 back 10
thelr respective homes through the
mul ana secure the written consent
ot their parents 10 their nupunls. They
returned this morning with The required
Bert Erickson. n. and Agnes Smith.
", both " Richmond. Justice Knowles
pronounced this couple man and wife.
Jacob Strnubhnar e. aud Lana
hl9set' =. both N Montpelier.
Arch Nebtkcr. "a. of fakotowu. and
Dora stanton, 20, OF Emporln, Kansas.
Oliver W. Olson. %. aud Pauline
kofth, 30. both OF Calls Fort
John y. MisHcrvy. q. and Jessie ].
Thompson. n, both OF Idaho raIia.
Robert l. Robson. 20. on Montpeller
and Ellen r. Ashley Is. of Paris.
samuel l.. Hammer. "a, aud Esther
Misservy, 20. both of Idaho Falls.
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Can and examine Morris a Sons
Monumental Stock.
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RICHFIELD.

Democratic Ticket 3D. Tsachsra' Institute
Volunteer fieceptioB-O Going 10 German.
Special Correspondence.
Rlchhold. oct 2l--At The Democratic
caucus the other evening. the following
Ticket was placed ln tho nall.
For mayor Henry Bartlett. for eoun.
cilmen. j. g. Anderson. Andrew lam.
npn, 3. e.. Peterson. Fred L. Nelson nnd
y. T. Bean. recorder. Anna ~ pofrr.
.rni treasurer VIM. A. sorrmiior.
10. William
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PROBATE AND ouARprASsit,r
NOTICES.

Nuiitis
consult County Clerk or tho Respects
tive siEncrH for Further
Information.
NOTICE.
In the district Court Probate nlviaiop. Il.
hhu tut 7at Lake County. State Of Utah.
In the matter uf tho estate Of Sarah wat.
klnt decreased.
The Edition of John a. buckle. adrninis.
traitor or Tho estate " safah Watkins. a.
crisodi praying Tor the sDftirmrnf m ami
9ite,94iint 9i .ail nlmlnistrtor nnd Tor ths
gtatrlhutlnn ~ tlr rgaiduu ~ slid estate IL
The uursuus entitled hts leon "a fer b,'','tl,,
90 eai urlhf iht flHrth day III N1fnHiia~e
,curt linus. ln ihn Court U1om N LII
,t!iati in SAT- Lake CITY, salt Lake Countv'
Wltnc,s iho clcrko ~ said Court with the
~ thoru1f uniNpd this gith dav of
October A. U no. ''' "
seap a. ,pAViD,C puNnAn. cicrk.k.
ALlrN 4. SANroun Attorney.
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OGDEN NEWS.

- oHeo N the Dcscfct News IN
~ ifanl," M im Tacnty-foufth street.
Ulsn ..stissments and sulscflpi Iqns WV
,ifn ~ Tis News Is delivered by ca
it ~ ,,,s..ifo efefy evening on tho same
y u sali lake OltN .-----
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The Lower Mammoth Mining Comnanv 4.
Mining District, Iuab 10, Utah
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N THE DISTRICT COURT.
srA lsrii, he Runaway Boy Is Still at
large.


+. hs Second district court. before
80 Hoapp. following actions were
tii.
rpaiIlt Fuclilo W Gartano nolo-
r.a dsmuucr lu this case submitted
IA oy,rulcd ard twenty days given
ttrant 20 hio answer.
gsrtn W prefa Publishing company:
,sarr vac he'd ou petition Of H. r..
n 4as praying that receiver In this
tri.a D. ordered 90 deliver 20 said
q, .-tt certain paper cutter The
r.filf vas aWuHd hy the attorneys
N BIN parties and then taken under
tJ.rmfrt
anh b Boyle w. Elizabeth Boklo.
al tti.dn was brought TO recover $50
fraf'i o. D.. due fnr rents received by
nI lafsniani ON certain property.
~ sisd q a. r nufdettc W South
~ ptc|fc railroad was finished before
10 Wariiolfh today. the plaintiff
W given judgment for f2i
STILL AT LARGE.
ne boy. Garrett Jarvis. who stole a
49, ard saddle from o. man nt Tim
~ OBJ other day. has not been i1-
.aHd % o. supposed be- went out north
trfia c0dune. whore some ~ hiH
relatives reside. but N be- ala be- has
sia.sd ths officers 20 far He a. q
itg only about 90 years ~ age, but
nrt very good reputation. The
hrs stolen D. bay with some barb
u.r i1au on itH legs the saddle iH an
61 cowboy steel horn with dark loath-
o. ne lad un away from his home |
o. D. Angeles about nix months ago. /
FOOTBALL
NJ orirn football team is IN good /
f.nfs 90 Tltc the Denver Wheel club /
Tan q good match on nrxt Saturday. |
- boys have been doing consld. /
ifihf WacilC.rg since accepting the
iltlg-fa ani ryrryh0dy at home hopes
To- IanFfH
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Highland Copper Mining COMPANY. tn.a-
Hon ~ mlnrs, bingham. West NountnIn
Mining District salt Lake Co. Utah.
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LOGAN.
wore heE'atrars Appointed - Activity In
the Matrimonial Market.

special Correspondence.
i.osan' Cechg CO.. oct 25-The
county commissioner moi yesieri"y
Mteihuun ana appointed tie foiinwiuR
IcEntfarf. W. b poppIotun. WeliayIiis.
hrHt districts Mrs. v Crockett. f.1r5n
second district. j. =. Allen. Hytum frst
Jacob sohlega, formerly OF switgcr-
lhi,l, now u Logan, was admitted 10
judge Hart today made an order ia
PROBATE division ~ First district court
hhlnF tmo Tor hearing of petition f1r
.ettlcment of final account and distri.
button In the matter OF tho sstnts of
Abel w. Carr. dDransrU
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Three damage suits were nicd In tho
district court today They came IN on
appeal from Justice McNlera court nd
american Fork The oregon short
Line Railway Co. ~ the defendant In
gach nnd tho amounts asked FOR are
Thomas Singleton. $500. a. n Robin.
son, $50, and Alva a. Green. $40. An
urc Tor cattle killed.
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INC county teachers mot ln Institute
capacity last saturday in thIa str
Nearly lll the teuchcra of ths county
were present and ma IrHuetyt limo
was h1dl There are low districts Boo
the county in which school Dr. not yrt
running on account ~ thH tfuat..a b.
inE unable to get tcHCh.fH.
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Thomas Flynn was before Juatiee
Noon today on the charge OF disturbing
the peace of his noiFhbora BY using had
ana abusive language lie was adj
JUDGED guilty ana sentenced 10 pay "A
hno ui " ana spend two days Ia lnll.
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Principal place Of business. salt Lake CITY
Utah
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MSn,.oa t9,, Paper, as Adv. Is lnsofiod a.
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WIN. Glover. the livery stable man.
SAID II Keeps him busy hauling duck
hunters out 10 Duckvlilc; they report
that the ducks are fine this wear ana
the recent storms have made Il excellent
for duck hunting.
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NOTICE

In the District Court Probate nlvisiop. Il.
ana tnr sait Lake County. state Of Utah.
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In the matter u tho estate OF sarah wat.
klnt d0rraspd.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

Following are the names OF pupils
neither absent nor tardv during the
months OF September, October and No.
vember, and whose department during
that period exceeded IS per cent:
Charley Harvey, Will, Malone, Hugh
McMasteis, Stella Preston, Allie Callar-
man, Oliver Wilder, Zula Boiling, Vida
Harvey, Jerethia Mowry, Laura Nc
Masters, Lewis Wilder, Archie Robinson
and LonZo Preston.
The following pupils have had the same
attendance and department since they
entered school: Myrtle Boyer, Lulu Nc
Masters, Clayton Matthews.
The total enrolment has been 10. The
attendance has averaged 81 rer cent de-
spite the prevalence OF measles.
EUGENE S. AvEY.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14
NOTICE.

REWARD will be paid for TRUE and &C.
crEATE INFORMATION Of any TREsrAss OF
TIMBER CUTTING on following described
lands in Chehalis county.
Twp Sill Sec. i; cl-2 OF nell sig of sw1-4,
and sel4 sec 2; nell see 8; el2 OF SELF sec 10;
sec II; ME- OF nel-i, sel-i OF ne1l. and sl-2 OF
sec H.
Twp 1910: Nwl-l Of sw1,4 sec 8; el.2 OF sci 4;
swl- OF SELL lot 7, and SELF OF Swl-i sec Is nll
OF mel l, nw1l, and mel 4 OF swl-i sec 7.
Twp. 1873: SD Of nwl.i, n1.2 OF sw1- SEE. .;
scl-4 see Is: sec 20; SIP of sec 22 nl2, and sw1i
sec 26; el-2 sec 80; and ne1-4 see 81.
Twp. 1873: Sec 4, s1-2 sec II; ne1-i, sig of
nwl-l sec II; nel-4 of ncli, sl-2 OF ne1i sec 20;
nel-i and sl-2 of sec %.
Twp. III: Nw1 4 sec %.
TWP. 17-5: El-2 sec 81.
Twp. 1919: sl-2 sec 2: Wiz OF swl.4, sw1-4 OF
nw1-i sec 4; e1-2 of sec 5; nw1-4 sec 20.
Twp. ?O,s: FL cot nwl,4. mel! Of swift sec 3;
sec s; MIG OF sel4, nel4 OF swift sec 5; nw14 OF
nwl-i, and swl.4 sec 9; sw1-4 sec &c; Mig OF
nwl.4 sec %; and n1-2 OF ne1-4 sec 80.
Twp. 20-l0: Ne1-4 sec a.
GEORGE L. FLEirz,
Detroit, Michigan.
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El.NlA.

From Elma Chronicle.
Mrs. Gadais, OF Fords Prairie, has pur-
chased Mrs. Amser's residence ON Third
street.
Miss Mary Abbott spent Thanksgiving
in E.ma and returned to Aberdeen Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Tillie Amsler has purchased the
lots west of Glancey's residence and will
proceed at once to erect a building upon
them.
We can now understand why it is that
some claim Elna is on the Chehalis
river-it is, in high water.
The grove west Of J. r. ODonnell's
place should be purchased by the town or
by private subscription and set aside as
park or picnic ground. 1t is natural
pleasure resort and would cost but little
to make it model place for picnics and
the like.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

From HOauam Washln2tonlan'
Mrs. Haley, matron at st. David's
hospital, was taken seriously i'll Thurs
day OF last week. She is fortunately
much better now.
Mr.. Levin, who put on the beautiful
play "a Summers Fancy" so successful
ly, has returned and will probably put on
"IIenyietta" about January LIST.
The employees OF the Wood mill ate tur.
kew on Thanksgiving, through the gener-
osity Of the company. This is yearly
custom, which is much appreciated.
The many friends Of Mr.. Will Peel and
Miss Edith NJ. Carnage will be pleased
to hear that they were recently married
at Seattle They are fine young people
and both grew up" in Iloquam.
II. p. Martin, president Of the Weston
Basket Il Mfg. Co., and o. W. Crawford,
it's secretary, spent most OF last week in
town. While here they put draughtsmen
at work to plan the new building the
company will erect here at once.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14
" NEWS.
I'm THE COUNTY

raid" Correspondents
From Exchanges.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

OF the money kings defended gold con-
traction and glorified a scarce ard dear
money in 1896. But now since through
an increased production gold has already
deprecated considerably and consequent
" prices have risen, they will attempt to
claim the credit for the gold standard. 1t
will be difficult, however, for them to
harmonic their arguments that depre-
ciating money which advances prices in
1900 is good thing while the very oppo-
site was the thing to be desired in 1896,
and they will be forced to admit that
their claim in 1896 that prices were low
on account OF cheap methods of proluc-
ton was erroneous in view OF the general
advance in prices since that time and the
specific and tremendous advance in
prices made by the trusts who have mo-
nopolized all OF the great industries that
are using motive power, machinery and
improved methods in production.
But the republican politician is equal
to any acrobatic feat and will undoubtedly
claim full credit for his party for the
work OF the Almighty in defeating gold
contraction by furnishing moe abun.
dant supply Of gold. But it will bother
him good deal to explain to the people
why prices have risen so out Of proportion
to everything else in the special lines
that use motive power and improved ma.
chinery SINCE the formation Of the trusts.
It will puzzle him to explain to the in.
telligent voters OF the country why the
profits OF this great nation should 60 into
so few hands, building up multi'million.
aires and billionaircs, while the percent
age OF home owners is constantly de.
creasing.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

Readers when writing to advertisers
will confer q favor by mentioning the
Aberdeen HERALD.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

FoR RENT.-A room 10x34 feet, suita
BILE f,r Office o. small business. Inquire
at the HERALD office.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14
kFOI,D.
he HERALD.

~ - - RA A<Ss
ade a trip to New Lon.
camp ON III i, Hump.
bsed until spring.
erts has been visiting
en and vicinity.
III kinds are in good de.
ny camps.
as re-enforced his crew
Jew tract.
is nursing a sore foot,
ussle with a small stick
h a sharp ak played a
pms in patriotism should
>ct and love for mother
tothers and sisters. This
ke a foundation on which
love OF country. There
alue to the boys in dwell.
)is on Washington's de.
)her than there is in the
II the generals we have
ngton to Miles.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-12-14

RID GREER.
h HERALD.
cEsANO.
e HERALD:
br is entertaining the
is suffering from an
ll is slowly recovering
illness.
Tern took Saturdays
10 visit her sister.
eipal OF Porter school,
evening and returned
q from Alaskan points
las fat and hearty as
pleased with his trip
nds returning in the
urned home last week
eastern pant Of this
search OF a new loca-
he has found a place
but we predict that he
esano within a year.
IN the seat Of war in
i have a very cxhila-
he followers Of the
oyal Blood" who hap.
bate as to live in this
WAS sentenced Friday
to be hanged ON Feb
he second death SEN
ned in Chehalis county,
ned man being +. L.
irving a twenty year
pnitentiary, he having
trial by the supreme
Of mans!aughter on
We a supper to the Odd
Fellows hall Monday
2 social part OF the pro-
e through with every
a supper OF chicken,
cake, coffee and other
The pleasant affair
hours entertainment
, orchestra music, etc.
" Just how to make an
lantly.
The Advocate and news., 1899-03-08
STATE OF KANSAS.

OHlCe OF Secretary OF State.
I. Geo. A Clark, Secretary Of State Of the
State OF Kansas, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a correct copy OF the
original enrolled bill now on file in my Office.
In testimony whereof, / have hereunto
subscribed my name and affixed my official
seal this 9Th day Of March. 1899
(Seal) GEO. A. CLARK
Secretary OF State.
ny HILL p. WILSON,
Assistant Secretary OF State
The Advocate and news., 1899-03-08

fled other than papers for record, five
cents; for copy OF deed or other instrument
recorded, per folio, 10 cents; for recording
town plats, one hundred lots or less two
dollars; each additional one hundred lots
one dollar; for certificate and seal other
than instruments for record, twenty-five
cents; for filing, entering and releasing
chattel mortgage, bill OF sale or conditional
sale, contract or note, twenty-five cents;
for renewing same twenty-five cents; for
recording any release or assignment OF real.
estate mortgage whether the same is en-
tered on the margin Of the record, twenty
five cents; for the first folio and 10 cents
for each additional folio; Provided, that all
the fees enumerated In this section shall
be due and payable before the Register OF
Deeds shall be required to do the. work:
Provided further, that the Register Of
Deeds in counties having the following
poulation may retain all fees collected as
hereinafter specified: In counties having a
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-12-13
ssehatQr -Mssohs Will Stir Up the Ad-
ministration.

ssenatQr-MsS9n, Wlll Stir Up the Adj
ministration.
1t begins to look as though Senator
Mason. would nnmasks the. Mel inley
saim1nisfra Lion before the close of the
present, bessioni Of congtess. fGa''ss'sss'
He proposes to probe to the bottom
the much talked about secret alliance
between this country and Great Britain
and VIII commence by securing the pas
sage of resolution demanding from
the secretary of state all the letters
cablegrams and documents of any de-
scription, secret or otherwise, that have
q bearing upon the alleged alliance.
He will also press for the passage Of
resolution extending the sympathy Of
this country to the republics of South
Africa in their struggle for national ex
istence.
Senator Mason's friends in Washing
ton are claiming that he will have the
sincere support of q number of republi
can senators, who can be neither bull
dozed nor bribed by the administration.
There was. time when the republi.
can party was not afraid to express its
sympathy for every people struggling
to maintain republican form of gov.
eminent, and it would not surprise us
at all if the monarchial masquerading
of the Mckinley administration woul6
meet with the open opposition of {
majority of those in the senate.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-12-13
MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT.
Salient Points of what He Dad te say Z.
COngre . THIS Yenr.

Salient Points of What He Dad tc say TO
Congre THIS Year.
Washington, Dec. 6.-The presidents
message was read to congress yester-
day. He declares the national finances
In good shape with coming surplus
Of $4O,000,000; holds it necessary to
build up the merchant marine; says
legislation Is needed antagonistic to
trusts; declares our foreign relations
pleasant generally, but refers to Turkey
as hard to get along with; comes out
for the gold standard; deplores the
Anglo-Boer war and congratulates the
country on the settlement of the Sa-
moan question.
He advocates congressional legisla.
ton to protect aliens from mobs; says
Cuba Is progressing In the direction of
capacity for independence, which he
insists must be given the island In the
redemption Of our pledge; recommends
the Increase In the pensions of soldiers
widows demanded by the q. A. r.;
recommends an increased navy and
Endorses the proposition for reform in
the classification of second-class mail
matter.
AS to the Philippines he declares the
FIRST thing is to whip the rebels and
the next to give them all the self-gov-
eminent the natives can stand. He
dsnies explicitly that amp enc spsskins
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-12-13

for the United States promised indie
pendence to the Filipinos, and claims
that Aguinaldo and his following do
not represent the mass Of the people of
the islands,.
He urges legislation to give Hawaii
and Alaska better governments, and
more of the same for Porto Rico, in.
GLIDING free trade between the United
States and Porto Rico. He again de-
nounces lynching and closes with a de-
Tense of his civil service order Of May
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-12-13
Manchester Wins,

The local Y. M. Q. A. basket ball
team won their first game Of the season
last Wednesday evening at the Central
Opera House from the Fayette team BY
q score of IL too.
The good sized crowd that witnessed
the game were pleased in seeing a good
straightforward, scientific contest,
which was won by the best teams1 The
home boysfwere in good training and
were confident sof winning from, the
start. They outplayed the visitors from
every standpoint and it is to be hoped
that they will keep up their good record
during the season.
The home team lined up as follows:
Roy Morse, center; Gene Williams, left
forward; John Seeley, right forward;
George Dorman, right guard; Harry
Heune, left guard.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-12-13

1t is now quite apparent that the
battle of Modder River was anything
but an English victory. The British
soldiers fought bravely and suffered
fearful loss without being able to in
flict but little injury upon their enemy.
The Beers retired few miles the night
after the battle, but the English did not
follow them. Both armies have prac-
tically stood still since the fierce fight
while Gen. Gatacre, while attempting
to relieve the pressure. on the. English.
at Modder river, has been signally de-
| feated. ::aiiE Je9iEii ssii If soi sfis
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-12-13

1t is only two months since the COM
mencement of the war in South Africa,
yet in that short space of time the
British have lost in killed, wounded and
prisoners, according to their own ad-
missions, no less than 1850 men. Presi-
dent Kruger is keeping his promise
good and is making Great Britain pay
dearly for the liberties of his people,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-12-13
His Illinois wife Found Hin.

Chattanooga, Tenn, DecL 11eFpank
Green has been. arrested near AppGon,
Tenn, on a charge of bigamy. Two
years ago Green, hailing from Tuscola,
Ills, settled at Appison, where in the
course of time he married the daughter
of DR.. r. A. Wilson, leading citizen.
Everything went well until Friday,
when woman claiming to be his real
wife, Mrs. Louisa Green, of Tuscola,
Ills, and her three children, appeared
on the scene, created a big disturbance
and had her husband arrested. He was
taken before justice of the peace
where he pleaded guilty and was
bound over to court.