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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-02-17

We have discovered a sure pauacea
for an the ms the aesh 10 heir 10 Use
"Horseshoe" or aPrido Of America -four
made by the Durango Milling & Elo
vator Co. and you will find your digos-
ton improved; it brighteos the eye,
sweetena the breath, cures "that tired
feeling" and prevents the pants from
bagging at the knees.
-Four teams heavily loaded with lum
Der aud building material came down
from Durango Wednesday, carrying the
material with which J.. NJ. Morrison
will complete his dwelling house Jesse
Bell, Ed Smack and Louis Hill assisted
Mr.. Morrison in driving. They had
Johnny Austin along a. a chaperone for
the party while they we're in town,
At least that's what Johnny says.
The ladies' OF Pennington gave a
dance and supper for the benefit OF the
reading room on the evening Of Valen-
tine day. The dance was ia the pavilion
hh4 AID hBbUA was h-A NNA ~ hhN NV
Henry building. A large crowd com-
posed OF PEI pie from many sections Of
the county was present to enjoy the
occasion, and the ladies cleared a credit
able sum OF money for the purpose
designed.
The INDEX has received a letter from
Mrs. Thos. A. Reagle, mother OF the late
b. M. Gibson. the former publisher Of
this paper. Mrs Re=gle disires to obtain
> copy of THE INDEX published while
her son was its editor. This would
cover the period from 1893 to 1895. We
have no copies in this office, exclusive
Of the Gle. Any Of our readers who may
be in possession Of a number published
during Mr., Gibson's editorship, will
confer on tho mother a great favor by
sending her a copy; or it can be left at
this office. whence it will be forwarded
to her. Mrs. Resgle's address is s23
Quincy street, North Topeka, Kansas.
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school Entertainment.

Last Friday. being the last day Of the
winter term Of the Aztec school, about
thirty parents and friends assembled to
hear the recitations and songs OF the
pupils.
Master Eddie Sharp was first with a
speech Of welcome. This was followed
by two recitations; next q song Gay
and Happy" by a dozen Of the girls
ranging from nine to thirteen years old.
Several other songs, sandwiched in
among the declarations, we're highly
appreciated. Della Palmer sang a solo;
a quartet consisting Of Margaret Brady,
Ivy Baker, Winnie Jarvis aud Della
Palmer, san Rise, o Rise to Nobler
Manhood" aud the class Of little girls
closed the exercises with America"
Remarks were made by Mr. True, Mrs.
Hubbard, Mrs. Sharp aud others, after
which Mr.. Grommet announced the
winners Of the prizes he had offered.
These we're a years. subscription to the
Western Penman, two for headularks
and one for the greatest advancement
made during the term. 10 Wright and
Margaret Brady secured the prizes for
headmarks and Bessie Austin for the
greatest advancement,
The visitors all declared themselves
rs highly pleased with the work Of the
pupils.
Our former principal Price Walters,
was missed, but his absence was una
voidable OF account Of the sickness in
his family. L%EvITIoUs.
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On Saturday, February 18th. 1899, at
10 o'clock a. m. l will offer at public
sale at my ranch, IL miles southwest Of
Flora Vista, N. NJ, the following:
Three horses, one set Of double har-
ness, two farm wagons, plows, shoyels,
garden rake, hoes. p~itchtorks, hay
knife, quantities of corn, pork, potatoes
and canned fr uits; one zee crea N~freezer,
two bsdsteads, one dresser, one carpet.
chairs, tables, dishes, glass ware, one
heater, one cooking stove, cooking uten.
sis AID kitchen furniture. All sums
under s., cash; over s., nine months
time. with approved security.
/ also offer my ranch for sale.
JOHN SPEAR,
Flora Vista. New Mexico
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VI. II. Williams will give premiums as
follows to persons buying the largest
amount Of goods for ready cash between
this date and March lst:
First premium, n lady's gold watch.
Second premium, one o. l. Q. washing
machine.
Third premium, one gents nickeled
watch.
Fourth premium, n large picture
with frame, worth 81.
Fifth premium, one large picture with
frame, worth So.
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Flora YIsrA.

The weather maker has for the past
few days softened the atmosphere sew
eral degrees. and it is quite aocommodRt-
ing to a shivering public.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. s. Cameron and the
Misses Cameron-Clara and Gracie-at-
tended the Valentine entertainment at
Pennington aud report a royal good
ii ne. They we're the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Hunter.
Several young people from Flora Vista
attended the entertainment at Farming
ton Tuesday night.
George Goodman has been on the sick
list for several days.
George Van BockeR arrived home
from the Silver Lake mine at Silverton
Saturday. He will return With his fam
lily to SilvertOn in the near future.
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WANTED SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
" perGonB in this territory 10 manage our
business In their own and nearby counties. It IL
mainly Office work conducted at home, Salary
atraight 500 a year and eKpe ses definite,
bonahde, no more, DO less salary. Monthly SIS.
References. Enclose aelf-addressed stamped
envelope, Herbert K Hess, Prsst, Dept, n.
Ohi.aRn.
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District No. 2.

Report Of the school 10 District No. 2.
Aztec, N. NJ, for the half-month ending
February 10. 1899:
Number enrolled ....... ......4S
Average daily attendance ....... AS
Per cent. Of attendance .......9 52
Twenty pupils wsro neither absent
nor tardy during the two weeks. We
are glad to acknowledge that we have
had a great many visitors since the last
report. Come again!
Q. A. GRoMMEr, Teacher.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-02-17

Three year old nursery stock OF apple
trees, consisting of Wealthy, Wagner
Imported, Jonathan, York Imperial,
Pennsylvania Rombo, Gano, Missouri
Pippin, White Winter Psarmain and
Grimes Golden.
Will job the whole lot cheap.
JAS. 2. ODENKIRK.
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". H. WILLIAMS, Aztec,
Nervous Debility Positively Cured.

Anyone run down BY sickness or o~verWork,
can Be restored 10 health and yigOr by TAX
ing Or. Fanners Blood aud Liver B5mGCg
and Nerve Tonic. When you take a medi-
sine take the best This preparation Is The
prescription u an eminent physician who
has attained a high position BY virtue o. biz
success ia practice and the merit Of htg writ
ings on medical Questions. ~ not Batianeo
after ualng one bottle your money wiz b
refundaa oY
W WILLIAMS As1oa
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INSURANCE
LEADING AGENCY"
The Local Security Co.
Phone So.
NHWNWDW0
%~N~N%NA
Dr.. Fsnnsr,s Dyspepsia Cure.

A. the name implies. Il Is simply for dys-
pepsia o. indigestion. This preparation 81
the prescription u one % Amerlcais most
eminent physicians. whose writings on med
lcal questions are accepted as authority. n
not satisfied after ufing one botfl8 rOnr
money Wti b refunded ~
"a wiLLInNs astas 4
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nIlalla seq.

Alfalfa seed Tor sale. Apply 70 c. s.
Cameron. Flora Vista.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-02-17

DR.. FenneF's Kidney and Back
ache Cure.
For Kidney, Bladder and Urinary trouble Z
Too frequent or scanty urine IS speedily and
permanently cured by this wonderful medh
cline. Bed-Wetting 10 children Is cured BY
one bottle. Prepared by an eminent phyei.
clan and has attained a great success. Il cold
on It's merits, II not satisfied after using Ono
bottle your money viii be refunded bY
W. H. WILLIAMS ztos,
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We
Would
Like
to Get
Acquainted

with you. But 40 wa can
not visit you We invite you to
come ~ the store when In
town, introduce yourself and
make Yourself at home. Ex-
poct to aud anything you want
in the Drag line here. We aim
10 supply the Drug needs Of
this part Of the state in a
pleasant-satisfactory manner.
A steady. healthy business and
IS years experience enables
us 70 do this.
Richmond planet., 1899-10-07
A BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.
Dandridee-Dawson.

The Z benezer Baptist Church was
well filed Thursday, Sept. 81, with an
audience of the most select society OF
the city to witness the marriage cere-
mony of the popular Mr.. Geo. W. Dam
bridge and Miss Lula Dawson.
Promptly at O'Clock, accompanied
by swe3G strains Of the wedding march
PLACED by Miss Mamie q. Jones. the
marriage party entered the church.
They came in the following order: the
parents and relatives of the bride and
groom; then Messrs. Roger Franklin
ana Phillip Clarke, Charles Hooper and
w. Il. cambridge Misses Maggie Boil
ling.and blossom smith ;then the little
Hover girls. Ethel J ackson and Marie
Dawson bearing bouquets of pink roses
and handsome basket of fl 1wers: the
groom on the arm OF Mr.. L. Al. jackson
and then the bride supported By Mr..
GeUrge K. Patterson.
rne audience was quite an apprecia-
tive one and gave splendid order dur
lnK the ceremony. Rev. r. Wells in
MS usually hapPy style performed the
ceremony which cemented the union
between tie bride and groom. Tha
reverend was assisted by Rev. r. o
Johnson.
Their reception wss held at their
future resden~e. Gle N. Kinney Sc :.
sun" ay, Sept 24sh, 1899, and was az
tended by eoncourse Of frIerds who
extended many congratulations upon
the happy couple. The presents wers
numerous and costly.
Richmond planet., 1899-10-07
4 Social Entertainment.

On Tuesday night, Oct. 3, 1899. the
residence Of Mrs. Gertie Steward OF
No. 1925 N. "a n St., was the scene of
= social entainment and 1ite q en-
1oyaole time was spent. Among those
present we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Steward. Mrs. Lula
Mickens. Aisses Martha Hend derson.
Malissa Puryear, Mary B. Peterson.
Lena Voolfolk. Mildred Puryear. Mag.
gle V.Puryer, ,FAnnieB. Voolfolk, Sarah
Gobbins Maggie Voolfolk. Mary Tav-
lor, Manouvre Harris, Lula johnson !:
Messrs. VIM. Mickens. Charley Pollard
Joseph Anderson. Willie West, Samuel
Barlow. Bennie Henderson, James
Garter, Daniel Harris, Willie Flenor.
John Garter, Percy Booker, James Ran
SOB. VIM. Pollard, Edith johnson.
Wills johnson, Una Moore, Eddie
Hood, Harry Garter, Mr.. Brown and
others
Delicaciss Of the season were served
until late hour. After which All re-
turned to their many homes.
Richmond planet., 1899-10-07
Appealed to the President

WAsHIEaToN, October 2 "A commit.
tee Of colored men representing the
National Afro American Council called
on the President to-day ard presented
an address which was adopted by the
organization at its recent convention
in Chicago.
The address condemns mob violence
against She Negro race ; suggests legis
lation for the prorection of citizens
against mob violence; asks for the ap-
pointment of q commission to inquire
into the industrial condition of the
colored race; quests that . eolored
man be appointed on the board OF com
missioners TO the Paris Exposition aud
that the race be given full recognition
in the appointment OF the clerical force
OF the census and for representation on
the board OF supervisors and among
the special agents. The COMMITTEES
Was comuosad of the following:
Jesse Lawson. chairman n. p.
Cheatham. P. b S. Pinchbsck. J. W.
Lyons, G.. Fl. White, w. A. Pledger, Fl.
O. Bruce, A. L. Manly. E. E. Cooper,
II w. Thompson. e. Lacy, J. II.
Harmon, II. Y. Arnett. J. J. Chileoat,
e. 6. Smith, M. P. NJ ,rton and ]. T.
Schell.
Richmond planet., 1899-10-07

celebration was largely attended IN
some OF the bert citizens of Peter.
burg, Richmond and Dinwiddie Co.
The handsomely decorated nsrIor
beautiful night and the general soeis
bilitY which existed between evarv
one made it a striking scene.
Mr.. Wood and wife, formerly livad
In Richmond, where they still have =
number or friends. He and his wife
are particularly noted for their Chris.
tian work, readiness to contribnte 20
charitable purposes and effort to en-
nance the pleasure and Happiness of
ene young people. Some attractive
ana handsome presents were made the
according to the custom At a tsnth sn1 u
niversarg marriage celeb -atior Aftar
enjoying the contents of a verv sIsh-
crate table that was set, filled with
every palatable dish and dainties I'm
AglnaDie, the many good. bye kisses
were pressed to the bride and croom
sno many good wishes extended them
Ior their future happiness and preser-
vation of health, P.oSor-
Among those that presanead sv;,.,
were the following named persons.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Smith Nv
andrew Jenkins, MIR. Ben. Smith Mi
" II. Johnson, Mr.. Pennister. Mrs
W. A Bragg. Mrs. H. @. Johnson. Mrs
10. A. Boiling, Ars. Agnes Wize' NJ
aud Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. James WiIEar.
son. Mira. Sarah HarveIl, Mrs. Kasa d
Colston, Miss Violet A. Jordan H;S:
Lena Jordan, Miss f. A. BoIIing Trs
Eva Brown, Mrs.. Kate Jaeksos NJ
John II. Bell, Mr.. A. d. Hordin0 NJ.
and Mrs. 8 I. johnson, Mr.. AIexsndar
FORBES. Mr.. j. g.. Harris. MrS- n "
Eieoaek, Mr.. R. A. Minnis. Mr. p
irlce, Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Fetherstone
Miss Susie Hill, Mrs. Thomas Gr;tsin
Mrs Agnes Robinson, Mrs. Aenss
Branch. Mr. Gillian, Rev E1ans
Payne: Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Fields M;ss
kachel WilIiamsoa, Mrs. LiEzis Tahh
mr. 1. 7. Noley, Mrs. Rebecca PeterS
Mr; ID: Childs. Dr.. aud Mr.. AIar'
enoer, Miss Mary A. Booker. Mira Ed.
ward johnson, Mr.. r. w, WinofIeId
MSS Mary Epps. Mrs. J. A. C. 6tevsns
MISS Indie Pryor, Mrs. Tinnie HowaJI
nr' Geo: Dsbney. Miss Hattie Booker
NJ. and Mrs. Henry Williams. M and
Mrt. J. 4. Jordan, Mr.. Richard :Msvo
nars Msrgares Kennodd, Miss ii p. AysI
~. Mrs. D: J. Hayden, Mrs. CT. Jonss
Miss Mabel EArris. "' 'OAeS'
Richmond planet., 1899-10-07

Mitchell; Our Communicated. e. F..
Robinson Our Lsdies-Col. D. Wade
Johnson; Success OF the Order-Capt.
Willis Wyatt; Value OF Race Pride
Col. John r. Chiles; Our Staff-Lieut.
j. A. mith Our Future-Col. Angus
tus Taylor; Our Opportunities Major
John j. BY; Our Duty-Cspt. K. w.
Cowan; Our Heroes-CaEt. Henry
Stokes Our Growth-Lieut. Jesse Ran
dali.
The responses were greeted with ap-
piause and it was O'Clock before the
farewell was said and the jubilant
knights sought the peaceful solitude Of
their inviting couches. oblivious OF the
absence of the chIvalric shield.
The entire affair was unquestionably
one OF the greatest successes ever not
ed in the history OF Pythianism in this
city,
Richmond planet., 1899-10-07
REFUSED TO SALUTE
4 NEGRO OFFICER.
HENRYLEiGH WAS PUT
IN GUARD-IiOUSE.
Released Monday With
out Further Punish
Hent.
Friction at the Barracks.
Friction at the Barracks.
t5t. Louis Sun. I

st. Louis Sun.
Henry Leigh, the rebellious private
soldier of the Thirty eighth United
States Infantry, now recruiting at JEFF.
ferson Barracks, who refused to salute
Negro Captain of the Forty-ninth,
which is also recruiting at the Bar
racks, was released from the guard
house Monday morning. Before OBJ
tsininR his liberty the soldier was
obliged to promise faithfully that he
would commit the offense no more.
ard would in future salute q commits
stoned officer.
Leigh is native of Lampasas. Tex.
saturday he was walking along the
Walk leading from the cAnteen and en-
counoered Negro Captain walking in
tne opposite direction. At about twen-
" PAGES from the officer Leigh assun-
Cd staggering gate and commenced
to sing "All coons look alike to me"
upon coming mp with the Captain, he
made no increment whatever that
could be mistaken for q salute. The
omcer turned sharply about, and in q
stern voice called the man to atten-
tIon. The command had no other ef-
fect upon the private than to start him
upon another verse of the song. The
Oaptain raised his voice and shouted
Tor the Corporal of the guard. That
iunctionary hastened to the spot and
was ordered to put Leigh under arrest.
But" said the Corporal, "you are
not ofhcer or the day, nor commanding
omcer OF the post, which two officers.
you Know. alone command the guard" )"
That is alright. You do as / tell
act"
After little more parley, Leigh was
arrested and taken to the guardhouee.
followed By the Kisses Of crowd of
soldiers, whom the incident had at
tracteo. The occurrence created quite
q lot OF talk among the men and offs
era or both regiments. The shoulder
strap In the United States army is sup
posed to make all its wearers equal
from social standpoint, and all en-
1steo men are expected to render re-
spect and obedience accordingly
The quarters and club at the Jsner-
san Barracks are equipped by the offic-
ers OF the Thirty eighth. They eav
that the occupation is simply tempo
rAfy Aud that they will 90 with ths
regiments into camp as soon as all the
equipments arrives. The same condi-
tions exist with the Ferty-niuth, but
no Negro officer occupies quarters,
neither does he mess at che cIuD.
One OF the Captains of the Thirty
eighth said: ut is true that a man
when he salutes does so only to the
uniform, but it is hard to get raw
recruits t. realize this. Many OF our
men are from West Texas, Teunessee
and other localities where the relations
between the rsces are strained, to saw
the least These, fear, will have to
De disciplined before they are brought
TO acknowedge the rank of q commits.
stoned Negro"
A number Of the enlisted men of the
white regiment were seen and thew
were divided upon what they would
90 In case like Leigh's. Some de-
cAAred that they would take a court
martial rather than salute Negro Of
ncer. Other said that ae long as they
nad enlisted in the service they
would comply with the regulations, no
matter how little it agreed with their
liking.
Richmond planet., 1899-10-07
THE BRIGADE.
A SKETCH OF ITS COM.
POSITION.
The Kind of Men Appointed.

We present our readers with a "cut"
of some OF the officers of the First Vir-
ginia Brigade and the First Regiment,
Uniform Rank, Knights Of Pythiks, N.
A, 8. A. Z a. A. and A.
1t has been only two years since this
department. has seen it's best days.
Msjo General g. +. BowIes Of Match
ez. Miss, appointed Sir John Mitchell,
JR., Brigadier- General, after the con-
vening OF the Supreme Lodge at
Columbus Ohio, in septe mber. 1857
and he has had charge ever since. Pre-
vious to this, Sir Mitchell was Assis-
tant Adjutant General under Brigadier
General W. r. Green.
He at oBce ses about securing the
best materisl obtsinable in order to
bring this department up to its pIo per
standard OF excellence.
sir Walker Il. Johnson who has seen
service in the united States Army WAS
made Chief Of the Staff. with the rank
of Colonel. His portrait does not ap-
pear in the "cut."
S;- =. w. Mitchell was appointed As
sstant Adjutant General with the
rank OF colonel.
Sir Jesse Scruggs was appointed AS
sistAnt Oommissary General, rank of
Colonel.
Sir John r. Chiles Was appointed
BriRade Engineer. rank OF colonel.
Sir Augustus Taylor Was appointed
Assistant QuartermRster General, rank
of colonel.
Sir D. Wade Johnson was appointed
Brigade Mastering Officer, rank of
colonel.
Sir e. F. Robinson was appointed
Brigade Signal Officer, rank Of colonel,
G1v. T4AN n1.
camp. rank OF major.
ReY. ]. H. Brice Was appointed Char
lain. rank of Major.
Sir Caspar RoWlett OF Newport News
Sir ]. Edward Bright and Sir J. C.
Brfnkley Of Norfolk were appointed aid
de-camps, rank Of colonel. Their por-
traits do not appear in the "cut."
Sir e. r. Jefferson WAS appointed
Assistant Surgeon General, rank of
colonel, and Sir William NJ. Reid of
Portsmouth, Assistant Advocate Gen.
eral, rank Of eolonel. OF the 1st ReCi-
ment, Sir E. A. Washington was sp-
pointed major. Cir e. w. Cowan wss
appointed on the stsff as adiutant, rank
Of captain. Sir Willis Wyatt as quar-
termaster, rank Of captain, Sir Henry
Stokes Rs signal officer, rank Of captain.
The uniform here displayed is very
o4PcusiFos anu Jet Win one or TWO eX-
ceptiona every man has secured il and
is ready to appear in full dress uni
form whenever ordered so to do.
First Lieutenant j. A. Smith is con-
neeted with Planet Company, and 2nd
Lieutenant Jesse Randall with Eureka
Company,
All OF these offs meet twice q
month 1t some members residence and
recite extracts from Carnahan's Re-
vised Tactics, at the same time going
through the movements as far as they
are able in such limited space.
I6 was conceded st the Supreme
Lodge recently that it WAS the best
equipped star OF colored Sir Knights
in the United States. It comes nigh.
but the members understand that when
they receive their commissions and
share their part of the burden without
grumbIing.
Richmond planet., 1899-10-07

southern clergyman" He says: Many
OF our self-censtitu s1 rsce leaders
rage and foam at the mouth like mad
horses" A beautiful expression for a
President. He never saw human be-
ing in his life rage and foam at the
mouth like mad horses" Such ex-
pressioHs show the cRlibre of the
southern clergyman. He further says:
"Co-operation or the unifying of the
people is the right thing and should be
supported.
II such be the case, why did you
leave the National Baptist Convention,
and why did your Virginia constituent
cy leave the Virginia Baptist State
Convention?
Richmond planet., 1899-10-07
EasOns Lay Corner Stone.

The masonic lodges and KNIGHTS
Templars laid the cornerstone of the
Founssin Baptist Church Church Hill
last Tuesday afternoon. DR.. r. E,
Jones is Grand Master. The ceremo-
nies we're impressive.
Mt. Olivet Commsndery presented 8
magnificent appearance. It's columns
were we'll hlled and it was com mSliment
Cd all along the line of march. The
oncers were Sir J. R.. Griffin, Eminent
Commsnder; Sir A. NJ. r I'D, Record
or; Sir z. W. Moons Captain General.
Richmond planet., 1899-10-07
The RsOsUtiOn to the Delegates.

The reception rendered the dele
gates and presiding elder OF the Dis
trict Conference, Ostober 4sh. P. NJ.
At the Leigh st M. e. Church, Rev. J.
Edward Gunby, pastor WAS success
Prayer was offered By Rev. 8. C. Bur-
rell.
Addresses were delivered by John
Mitchell, JF, E. w. Brown, Rev. D
w. Davis, Rev. A. s. Thomas. Rev
w. E. ParSes, D. D., Rev. d. J. Beckett
and Rev. L J, Valentine. Music Wal
rendered by the choir.
The local executive committee
consisting of the pastor, and w. G.
Singleton, Mrs. n. n. Bum and Mrs.
Alice &. Smith, deserve much credit
for their enterprise.
Richmond planet., 1899-10-07
$500 Endowment Paid.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. %, go.
This is to certify shat I have rao.;vad
from John Mitchell, Jr.. Grsnd Oh.r
celIor OF the Grand Lodge of V;ro;ns.
!Sl0O) One Hundred and Fifty DoiIsrs
10 10 payment OF the death claim Of sir
Ereo williams, who was a memhar ~
6ysnias Lodge. No. 81, Kniehts of %
Fysnlas, N, A.. 8. A. E., A. A. and A
Signed: -
+. V. HAwTHoRN.
u.. Administrators.
Wltnesses, r. e. Kindred, M. Ain.
gan, John II. DaRner. - ~
Richmond planet., 1899-10-07
Annual Sermon.
MAxcHEsrER, Va. Oct. 2. lssa

MANcHEsrER, VA, Oct. 2, 1899
On the fourth Sunday in September
1853, Rev. q. q. Coleman preaohed the
annual Bermsn to Q large number OF
SamaritAns &C the Granite Hill Baptist
Church under the auspices of Golden
Rule Lodge, No. 19o, All of the seats in
the church were occEpied.
A number OF the Grand Officers were
present, among whom were Gf and
Chief j. w. Thompson, Mrs. II. L.
johnson, Mre. Maud James, Mrs.
Frances Goods, J. B. Taylor and w.
II. Hatcher also a number OF Samnri-
tans of Richmond and Manchester
a vote Of thanks Was rendered Rev.
q. q. Coleman for his wonderful SER
mon and much good is felt at Granite
already. Ex-Deputy O. III. Munford
presented Deputy w. RI. Hatcher fine
kegslia aG . token Of respect,
Richmond planet., 1899-10-07
THE HON. THOMAS B. REED
On "Paris and French Justice"

During the coming winter the Hon.
Thomas b. Reed, ex-Spesker of the
House Of Representatives, will ba a
frequent contributor TO The Saturd av
Evening Post OF Philadelphia. MT.
Reeds papers will, in the main, deal
with national affairs, and will form a
most important and interesting contri.
button to the history OF American poIi.
ties. Mr.. Reeds first article, unlike
those to follow, crosses the Atlantic
for It's subject and tells how the proce-
dure Of French law cours, and esoec-
ially those involved in the Dreyfus
case, impresses an American lawyer.
This paper, entitled "Paris and French
Justice" will appear in The Saturday
Evening Post OF OCtober 7th.