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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-26
KAYSVILLE.
Death and Burial OF william Court. n
Veteran OF NJ years.

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Special Correspondence.
Knysvlllc. Dec. 2i.--In the death of
william Court. which occurred on
supeflnduced by Brights disease.
Kaysvillc lost a man much loved and
respected by all who knew him, regard
loss VI creed or other distinctions,
Father Court was born on oct. 2ith.
1872, at Dumbleton. Worcestershire.
England on Nov. I'm. 1889. he and
his wife embraced the Gospel at Chcl-
tcnhom. They lef, their native land TO
cmlgrntc TO Utah Jan, 6th, 1851, arrived
In Utah Sent. 10th. 1863. aud locataed at
Kaysvillc. where they have resided and
labored ever since.
Though member Of the High Prlests'
Quorum, Brother Court rorvcd as Dca-
con IN the ward for many years, I'm
der which office he was dispenser OF the
fast donations and the poor OF the ward
came under his special care. He has
honorably filled many positions OF trust.
Mrs Ann Court. his faithful wife. sur
Wives him. He also leaves q nephew.
Geo, Court and an adopted daughter,
Mrs Carrie w, webb.
The funeral services were held over
the romans here today at the ward
meeting house. The building was illled
with friends OF the deceased. many com
Ing from East and West Layton wards.
The Fpcakore werei Patrlnrchs VIM.
Stewart, John Ellison. John T. Smith
and John Thornley, (of Layton). Elder
John u. Wright (of Salt Lake city),
James Smith James Robins, Il. a,
Williams, Bishop i. Barton anl Conn
selors j. II. Barnes and T. r. Roucchc.
Eloquent tributes Of love and esteem
for the departed and blessings for thosc
beroft We're bestowed All bore testl-
mony 10 his unswervlng Integrity TO
truth. his unwaverlnG faith In the
Gospel and his zeal and diligence In
behalf Of the poor, which had earned
him the gratitude OF all.
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.In.I sa,r.I mn. IIfr.

II was a thrilling escape that Charles
Davis OF Bowcrrton. o., lately had from
frightful death. For two years Sc
worse until Il seemed he must die OF
Consumption. Then he began 90 use
DR.. Kings New Discovery ana lately
wrote: ut gave instant relief and cf-
fccted a permanent cure" Such won
derful cures have for % years. proven
It's power to cure all Throat. Chest and
Lung troubles Price 20 cts. and 500.
Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles
free at z. G. VI. I. Drug Dept.
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CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES.
nsklng Rect Growing Contracts
heath OF rtrs. q. q. foikman aud
Mrs. AdcIIa MILES.

christmaa I'm ogden was very gem
ally obseryed and the people wcrc
nod happy with It's festivities. Sew
ii ~ tho churches held appropriate
..,,.,oes For many years the hearts
IN. cbiIdron and tho adults have
-, noon glaadened with beautiful
c.,tstnns offs TO such an extent AZ
al. vcar The merchants any Il has
IN The best season for them since the
so,m dnys. The weather was delight
,b which contributed largely 10 max.
,ng inc dny one OF mcrrlment. Every
nyery stable in the city had all It's
slelghs rented out from early In the
morning until late at night ana Wishes
Of a merry Christmas' and the COM
,finenta OF the season were heard from
F''''', -, a..
heariF uNe'F w.
DEATH OF MRS. e. o. FOLKMAN.
=, enuta,, oy.nt,., N, r.4. .,ctnet,
'''''
the anger OF ueh'h eh'efeu the nome
Of Mr.. G. O. Folkman. OF Plain city,
AL cntied his bcIoycd wife Mary Linz.
An, ,.',,'... -. 49,. -, $50
waI roiNihu" :" ."e sle"' n.So"u.
an r"'" 49,. ", e,,'oa " y" snY ,,o -,
- ,.,an a v,nn, y,o,nan and ha.
Va" - -.
been a les'u'h' VI rum Ivy ipr nluns
years and has always been faithful
,,a,tcr I'm tho cnusc OF truth She
-, ,,,.,,,,,a 80. aa,,,,,,,o,. 40,
"aNeH "u''."'' 49, 80
one son ANA most OF friendH 20 mourn
her demise. The funeral services will
No hold nj the plain CITY meeting house
-. ,,.,a,.,.. A.,
on Neuhehu"S Nv w. III rr''hu' ~
vitcd. The remains may be viewed at
the family residence "wednesday from
,e.oo
" '-''V u w.
DEATH OF MRS. ADELLA MILES.
y telesrhm was receiver FeAteru"F
from Pendlcton, Oregon, announcing
the sad death at that place Of Mrs.
Adella Milca. wife % John II. Miles.
She was the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
y yesldcnt 81 ogden min about two
years ago. The remains OF the de-
ceased were received IN pgdcn tnlH
morning ana taken 10 the home OF Mr'
samuel iiasuhgs. s9O' Adainh avenue,
the eNhct hour OF FUNERAL mas not been
nesday. Friends Invited.
hEl-I tglkOMlGtg NONIlkAITS.
ra1.,. A.. ~. p,,u a.. o.,.
sugar factory fleidman. has slnrted out
OF a tour through the various settle
mrntH In Weber county 10 meet with
the farmers and make arrangements
I,e o ~ h, WIN MN, NO. ,"r 'ne ,aHo
Today ny so. ", ~ ~ e,,sn ,Sno Az.
bs Vim ~. ~, p 20, US, :, -, Th,,rs,
dSy :" AZ X Knnesvi,In . ~ M ~ Trldaw st
FAR West, 2 y. m. and Saturday ut
First National Bank Of Ogden, and
each saturday following he VIII meet
bank. to arrange for next years pro-
proved Ia Tho heet ,,r,,tcra I'd ih,a
county TINT 10 rnise hcets IA a ma VIM,
proposition and No doubt IN, Iomins,
wear viii nnd many scres more hests
planted than DURING 1893 ana The crop
IN, ~. 49, ~ ~, ,',h No. -, a',u IL .,uf
experience OF the farmers
CuRIsrAfAs NEWS
Those desiring the Christmas edition
o. the News win please call at once at
NE News Office. iJJ Twcnty-fourth
hreet' as there are only few more
copies left.
N,t,xve ~ pprpr
Nv i"'''
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Victims to stomach. liver and kidney
troubles as wei as women, and all feel
the results In loss OF appetite. polsons
In the blood, backache. nervousness,
headache and tired. listiess, run down
feeling. But there's no need to feel
like that. J. W. Gardner. OF Idaville,
Ind, says: Electric Blttcrs are Just
the thing for man when he don't caro-
whether he lives or dies. II gave me
now strength and good appetite. | can
now eat anything and have a new lease
on llfe." Only 90 cts. nj u. G. NJ. 1.
Drug Dept. Every bottle guaranteed.
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MUTUAL ATTRACTIONS.

our Mutual Improvement nssocla-
lions are In thriving condition. ns
was manifest by the large attendance
at the conjoint session last Sunday
evening. The officers are much graft
fled by the increased attendance and
interest
Students who have been absent Mt
tending school. are ieturning home for
vacation
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ASSESSMENT 80 ..

Ely Mining and Milling company, Office and
principal place OF business snlt Lake city.
meeting ~ thu directors. held On the nth day
81 DECEMBER. lspi, an assessment OF cents
per share was levied on hll the shares ~ the
capital stock of the corporation Issued and
uutstnnhins. payable on or before January
10Th. iloi, ~ the treasurer at his office. nj II.
". jones' Co.'S bank. No. $50 Main ,trcrt.
THIS assessment may romain unpaid on tho
18th day ~ January. 1900. Will W delinquent
aud advertised for sale ~ public auction;
81 tho shares represented hy each cert hrato
~ the stock - delinquent ns may hu nus'es-
sary will be- sold on the .nd day IT February.
li-n at 10 o'clock u. m. 10 pay the delinquent
asssssmcnt together with the cost OF adver-
tlslug aud expense Of sale
NM. ~ HrRNuuE. Secretary.
ny order Of the board of directors
salt Lake city, Utah. December iith. feo,l
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PLEASANT GROVE.
fircwood for the Widows Widows sori.
Gus Loss-News Notes.

special Correspondence.
Pleasant Grove. Utah Co.. Dec. co
Christmas has passed on very pleasant
ly. The city fathers gave Bishop J. T..
Thorne the privilege OF using quantity
" dry wood from their public grounds
for the poor. this generous offer was ac-
ceptcd and willing handr cut and hauled
the iirlng dispensing II among the Wild
ows OF whom there are quite q number
In the ward whose hearts were made
glad for the kindness OF those who as
sltcd In allevlatlng their wants.
Howard X. briggs and wife OF the
state Normal came up from Cedar on
Saturday to spend vacation with their
parents and friends.
The Christmas News" was "swcll''
paper, nothing like 1t. May It shadow
never grow less.
The sunday School pupils gave a
grand concert Saturday afternoon and
evening; II was success In every
sense,
Elijah Mayhem. who has been spend
ing the summer at Alberta. Canada. ar
rived home Friday. He speaks well OF
that country.
The health OF the people OF this burg
was never better.
The stores have done a fine business
during last week and the merchants are
corrcspondlngly happy.
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FlLLnORE.
Sunday school Concert Interest In Mutual
Organizations Increasing.

Fillmore city. Willard County Dec.
2a.-Tlm Sunday school concert last
Monday night was the greatest social
event OF the season. The program was
furnished exclusively By the organlza-
tion. The little boys and Girls did hon
or TO the school. and distinguished
themselves as entertainers by the excel
lent rendition OF the exercises assigned
them
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GLOOM OVER SHOOTING cATAs.
TROPHE.

The unfortunate occurrence Of the
shooting ~ the i9-ycar.old son OF Mira
Bybco. OF South Hooper, cast u gloom
over the whole nslghbornood. The
boys were playing with the rifle and
had snapped u on three or four times
at different things when the lad that
was killed was looking down the bar
rel to sec how steady his comrndc could
hold It and he exclaimed, that IL
pretty steady, pull the trigger" which
was done and the lad fcll dead
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LOCAL NEWS.

Elder Geo. Day. native OF Draper
now u resident OF Idaho. who has re-
Gently returned from mission In the
home. His many friends are delighted
To see him.
The Sunday school gave party
Monday afternoon and evening. Dec 20.
Work Is slowly progressing on the
new 5000 residence OF j. Il. Allen n
Bros, In the southern part OF town.
Mcssrs. Gerard and Miller. OF Bling
ham, arc Interested In mining near
Draper They have recently built n
cabin and supplied II with six months
stock OF provisions. Mr.. Edward Cook,
OF Darpcr has charge OF the Kitchen.
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A WORTHY CHARITY.

The friends OF the late George
Chuules. who was killed by drinking
carbolic acid by mistake week ago
are endeavorlng to raise funds TO pay
on the mortgage ON the home occupied
by Mrs. Choules ana her family. The
project IL meeting with good success.
Mrs. Choules Ii In a very serious state.
both mentally and physically as a re-
suit OF the terrible affair.
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II. y. Blanton Of Thnckcrylllo. Tex,
In two years psid over $4,000 TO doc
tors to cure a Running Sore on his leg.
Tncn they wanted to cut II or, but ho
cured II with one box ~ Bucilon's Ar
Mica Suivc Guaranteed cure for Piles.
% cts. box. Sold by u. G. ". I. DRUG
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ton or business success depend largely
ON the perfect action OF your Stomach
and Liver. Dr. Kings New Life Pills
give increased strength. u keen, clear
brain. high ambition. A 20 cent box
will make you feel like a new being.
Sold by z. c. NJ. |. Drug Dept
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WE CAN WAIT.

Did she think that the world was
eagerly waiting for that first poem OF
hers2"
"Evldontly. She got me out OF bed
to make N copy Of II on the typewriter
and then sent II to the editor by special
delivery. That was eighteen months
ago. and the poem has never APP
peared "--Dotrolt Free Press.
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hCKee'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
0Th EDQ|ISn TT0iDiRQ School

WIZ be- opened tor the reception Of
the jennings Block. No. q ". First
south 81. second iioor. day aud oven
Ing. Al practical branches taught A
complete course In bookkeeping. witch
includes Common Law. Arithmetic.
PenmanHhip and Spelling. Select studies
IN the English branches Tor EVERY
BODY. Including children.
Professor McKec'a reputation ms m
educator ana expert accountant. az well
as successful business man ~ wide
experience. extends from Chicago Ia
Utah.
Terms Reasonable. No Tuition la Advance
The professor does not consider It n
good business example 60 require
tuition In advance, Remember the time
and place. Get ready for the opening.
J, y. MCKEE. Principal.
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WIDOWS SERIOUS LOSS.

Mrs. whitaker OF American Fork had
the misfortune TO loose a small satchel
containing twenty dollar geld piece
In this Vicinity a few days ago she had
been canvassing ana was saving up the
money thus earned to help her son who
Is at present performing a mission In
the Southern States. Sister Whitaker
II very much grievcd over her loss as
che II widow and has no means OF
support only by her own efforts. II In
to be hoped some honest person may
find the money and return the same to
the good woman.
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cETs rIFTY DAVE.

Fred W. May. tramp. Is the only
person In the county bastllc. He was
given fft. DAYS free board by Justice
McNicn of American Fork for throwing
his bedding through the front window
OF AdamsOu'E store
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BRILLIANT ENOUGH FOR BOTH.

Charley. What ails Mrs. Rich to-
night? she's usually tho most viyaol-
Gus woman In tho company.
Jack. See her new diamonds. Well,
didn't they speak FOR themselves THE
jewelers. Weekly.
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nucKER nouNp ovEn.

Earnest Bucker. OF Alpine. charged
with felony. was bound over To the
District court In $500 bonds by the JUS
tice Of the peace. OF Alpine. Bail was
furnished.
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NOTICE.
Congor Gold and Copper Mining Company.
salt Lake city. Utah.

NOTICE Is hereby given that at meeting
Of the directors held on the .iih dry of
November. istl. an ASSESSMENT Of one cent
pcr share vas levied On the capital stock uf
The corporation. payable ON the egth day OF
January, 1870. 20 q. y. McConaughy, secro-
tary, at Ills Office 800 Aucrbach building. 40
south Main street. salt lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the .ath day of January.
$50. will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction, aud unless pay mcnt IL
made before. Will be sold on the 3rd day OF
March. 1870. 10 pay the delinquent nssrss-
muut, together with the cost ~ advertising
aud expenses uf sale,
RE MCoNAuGHY,
Secretary.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS TUESDAY. DECEMBER go. 1893.

like the other canning factories Of the
county, furnishes employment TO n
great number Of our boys aud girls
and making q fair profit TO the owners,
II affords an excellent market for all
the stun that can be raised around
here and rivca work 10 hundreds OF
hands besides. The demand for their
goods has been 30 brisk that they could
hardly MI their orders.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders %
the salt Lake Rapid Transit Company viii
be- held at the cnmpany's Office. In Galena
block. salt Lake Oily, utah, upon saturday,
January ~ ly0O. NJ . o'clock 4. ni
J. y, CAMERON, President.
GRO. =. uANNErT. Secretary.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.

AnRivgs
rom west, oi5 u. M. ieli5 p. m. $50 p m.
LEAVES
w "eht' ston. NJ, lao y. Ia, aii0p m.
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LIRE Ry.

Arrives
4, tiao y, M.
iiun South $500 "a. M, i05o u. m, 1915 -.
l'Op, N. and $3.50 I'm.
LEAVES
Tor North and Northwest, s,i5 a. M. iiif5a.
D.. loieOp, IN.
II" south, siao q M. 500 a. M. 300 p. M, Siaj
pm. aud uit5 y. m.
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years for all forms Of throat and lung ,rou.
blcs, and have yet 10 come across a case
where II failed. We have four little ones In
our family, and neither my wife nor have
ever tanights sleep because ofthroat trou.
bles among the children. guess that Is more
than any other family can say. Ackor's
English liomedyisjust as effective for grown.
up people rs for the young. II seems to 20
straight TO the place where the trouble lies
N the throat and bronchial tubes and lungs,
i soothH and heals the irritatod tissues
loosens M the phlcgm and mucus In the
breathing passagcs, quiots the nerves, inyig.
oratcs the constitution and stops the cough.
Ing. Ny advice TO parents Is To always Keen
bottle in The house twill be a constant
safeguard against Group (Signed)
FIG. ItnMERMAN, San Antonio, Tex.
sodai &c. tor aud ~ bottle. throughout the United
haiss and CanAda and 10 England at H. 81 - a !,
t,t fyoa Afv not satisfied after buying frtnru M
bottle 10 your draagiai and set your money hack
We authorize Ne abors t,uaranier.
w H. HOOKER & CO., Preprcigrs, ge,s YorL
For sale by z. c. NJ, l. Drug Dept
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UNION PACIFIC RY.

ARRIVES
'o'n East, e'ooa. M, 100 p m. and ii5o D. m
LEAVES
~" last siao u. M. las y. N. and 500 y. m.
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RIO oRAMDE WESTERN RY.

ARRIVES
ron South and East, lOii5 A. M. 100 .. m.
ana 1000 u. IN.
LEAVES
'tOp.m,
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SUES FOR DIVORCE.

Mrs. Amanda Rogers has commenced
suit for divorce against Harry r.. Rog-
crs, on the grounds OF dcsertlon and
failure 10 provide. The complaint al
lcgcE that they were married at 81.
George. March 4. 1876 and there are
now xix minor children. Rogers In an
actor. and IL somewhere In the East.
having deserted plaintiff several years
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DRAPER.


Special Correspondence.
Draper. Salt Lake CO.. Dec. ga
grand reunion was held here on Thurs
day afternoon and night In the shape
OF n banquet and bail. At o'clock y.
M, the people gathered at the Ride
out Opera house where they had an
enjoyable time at dancing and speech
making until about o'clock when all
repaired to the ward house where two
lines Of tables, extending the entire
length OF the house. were loaded with
luxuries. In the evening a ball was
given.
The Draper ward, some time ago. OBJ
talncd a loan OF $500 which had become
due and In order to meet this the re-
union banquet was decided upon as the
most ntting way. The ward was can
vasHed by young ladies with tickets At
$3.50 each. including one gent and two
ladies'. In this manner the treasurer
obtained the required amount and the
bank was paid on Dec. gath.
CREDITABLE FINANCIAL SHOW
ING.
During the ball at night the treasurer
OF the ward gave his report Of funds
collected from the ward for the cree
tlOn Of the now house N worship now
In course OF construction and also gave
the people a general review OF all work
done.
Receipts: Cash collected from
citizens since the foundation
was laid .......................t ii'al
Loan from state Bank ......... 10000
Total cash ....................s3. iiT.32
Disbursements To Contractor u. O.
Rideout. TO j. r. Jensen and others for
brick and other material. for labor. etc,
total expenditures. including principal
aud Interest to bank. amounted to 49,
sl5,Cl. This left the ward In debt for
i36S.2g.
This amount was raised at the party
and the ward paid on It's debt and. M
a token of appreciation for 80 doing the
Bishopric, assisted by Bro. JOS. Orgill
Sr, gave the ward n new organ.
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SUMMONS.
Or. soulc, Plalntin. VS.. John o'shoa.
Defendant

Prccinci salt Lake city, salt Lake
County. state OF Utah.
or. soulc. Plalntin. vs.. John o'shoa.
Defendant
The State 81 Utah la tho Defendant;
You are hereby summoned 10 appear before
the above entitled coirt within ten days
nftcr tho service Of this summons uDjn "a.
II served within the county In which ,hls
action l. brought. oihcrwisc. within twenty
days nftcr thu. sorry Ice. aud defend tiiu huDve
entitled Hctlon brought against you 90 90
cover the sum OF ~ - ard Interest due for
merchandise purchased OF John Dubvl aud
the ne cunt assigned W plulntln. and la gaso
~ your failure TO do ~. Judgment VIII bo
rendered against ypu according 20 the do
MORRIS soMMER
Justice Of tho po SEQ
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OUR OWN STATE.
PROVO.
Quiet Christmas Photo of Suspected Muir
dcrer-Iilnes WIN Valid Weddings.

49, ~ nv, y, ."'pec.ea ""'-
W. "'""'"sS'
Special Correspondence.
Provo Dec d, r,br,.,,,a. ,,., oh
,.ryod a.. 49,. -, 10. va, ~
wv W nc ohrueh CITY people IN
their usual cuiet way. For the most
part the day was spent I'm family re-.
union. ,rha,, -. -. -.
i"''' WIZ "" P"phc "ee,ihBe
he'u' pu, number or dances and so
Gals were given IN the evening.
Tho .oor 81 ali ,h. ,,,-t. 49,. ,,.,,,
provided for by Tho blshons ana nsS,st :
ants.
The merchants roport IN, iarrc,, h,i.
idny trndo In recent ,,ce,s hnth In ~,
quality and ounntitv ~ c,nds NV.
chased.
The state insane nsylum traatod tho
unfortunate inmates TO the usunl
,,,,a.,a....'. . "'...'''.'''''
Iiiploti'AfH RECEIVED.
sheriff storru last cvenIny rcc.lv,a n
letter and "A photngrnnb fron, n "
Ovcrton 81 AZ Josenh No who no.
licvcs thai he has ths noiorious ueorre
II. Wright. The man with many niinses
who II wanted nv thr ofiic"ra ~ the
county Tor the trlnie murder which
happened AZ Pelican Point in 1894 The
nhotn in ann. ,,,s,,art. ,,s.,,t,ta.
WRIGHT. nIthoueh tho man bolnr hold
IA inuch thinncr tbnn Wrigi,, N,as when
In Utah. and Tho man n more haId
than Wight and again Tho snsp.eted
man has three moios oyor The right eve
which WRIGHT ana no, have Thc
photo was shown 10 "a nupher ~, moo
ne Who knew Wright vol and some Of
thcn were aurc that IA ,yns moi Wright
ana othorn were NOT certain hut tint
IL might poasibiy he mo man. nj.
though chnnred snmpvhnt INT four
long years have elnpsod since they saw
tho much wanted nnn nnd thc worry
which would naturally follow hunted
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-10-24
his capnery soon after frost.
ABSOLUTELY PURE

his caunery soon after frost.
Mr.. Philip Gresham is expected
home soon from Bsylor's.
The weather, so warm today, bears
not the faintest suggestion, which the
ice did so shortly ago
Miss Judith Garter is the guest Of
Mrs. James Ball
DR.. John p. Stiff has lately been
practiclng in our midst.
Mr. Willie Barber is fixing the base.
ment for Capt s. p. Gresham. and
working at his trade. for others In the
neighborhood.
Little Of imoprtance at Lancaster
Court last Monday, bat q slight battle
between two Of our prominent politi.
clans both Democra,s) occurred.
Miss Flora Ohewning has gone to
Accomac to assist in teaching.
Miss Bunnie Tyler will gladden. us
before long with her presence, and one
of her cousins will probably return TO
Essex with her.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at
the Rectory Wednesday 18th.
The Literary Social Club meets neIt
Friday night at Mr.. r. o. Norris
attractive home. where spacious hall
and instruments OF music will entice
after the formalities Of reading and
recitations are over.
Our county does not like TO lose Miss
Alice Pierce
eleanor.