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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-12-27
L0GdL NEWS

aicneEer Ne&strom was in Salt Lake
/ for his Christmas dinner
Pop corr and popers At II. =. Writ
! nions 10
,hcgraino Bagley came Fp from Logan
t. spend Christmas u hore.
joe dcIlwain has moved back to
Montpelier from Ksmmerer
Jake Isreal went home to salt Lake
for Christmas, Saturday.
I lNra Lene Iehrbas is spending Inc
rbolidRgs with be1 parents in this city
The whisky and brandy sold by Ricer
Pres Drag Co., Is uucqualed anywhere.
Mr. and Mrs Holbrook and Miss
Hopkins spent Christmas with friends
III Idaae Eall4
J H. McEravar etae original and
Tganhlin e. RE as the Palace "a
loon l.
Mr. Oman and daughter are whiting
il this city from Boise They arr tie
guests Of Mrs. Ed purtil
Why rise inferior beer when yoa can
get your choice of leading brands at
the Palace Saloon Il
Mis- Enderle are Christmas ainnG
with her sister, Mrs Geo. N EoheG
sou in Glehn5 Ferry,
Tie hardsolnest Christmas stock er
shown in Bear Lake county At RiA
Bros Drug 60. Al
4 eoal famine was on i'll Montpelier
for several days last week Only the
wagIn weather prevailing ST the time
aavca many from Inconvenience.
60 10 flowers Drug Store for
every thing You want in the medicine
and lotioa Iiue. II
Misses Ethel Hntchins, Florence
Underwood, Florence ]arb2e, Laura
Dahymple. Irene Douglas. Blanche
Chapman Nora Dalrymple Gertrude
Webster and Ella Webster are home
from school to spend the holidays
TOR SALE Comfortable house afd
half let ea ia street. Apply E4aHf
EG office
The EXAMINER publishes only f(ul
pages this week. This was 70 an6A
che office force a chance t. celebrate
Christmas in a becoming manner
FoR sALE.--A good piano ia frs
sSapo fer sale cheap. Apply TO Mrs. ]
G slneath ~
The James Monroe wanted il Chieas,
/ Wis not the James Monroe VINO lives Oh
smile The latter is a solid citizen o
Bear Lake and has been ior many years
We are agents FOR the celebrated
Kemmerer Coal, the host coal IN tn
market Office two deors east Of til,
EXAMINER Office Ream & Holmes.
We have the celebrated Heinz
minca meat The best ia a.. iatd r.
Elm barslas. 3
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-12-27

p. p. Blanton Of Thackeryilla, Tex,
in two years paid oYer $50o.oO to doctors
to cure a Running Sore on his log.
Then they wanted TO cut it OFT but he
cured it With one box ol Bneklcns Ar
mica sahc Guaranteed cure for piles
% cts. box Sold by Ritter Bros Drug
a.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-12-27

Go to Flowers Drug Store for
everything you want IN the medicine
and notion line. Il
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-12-27
4 Keen Clear Bran

Your best feelings, your social posi-
ton or business sueress depend lafselg
on tie perfect action o. your Stomach
and Liver Dr. Kings New Life pills
give increased strength, keen. clear
brain, high ambition A % cent box
will make Won feel like a new heing.
Sold b. Riter Bros. DRUG o.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-12-27
REv. CHARLES @. NUDE. Pastor
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

On the last sunday Of the year Mass
at 1880, sermon On the lapidation Of
St. Stephen, the first martyr BY
special decfoe Of his holmes Pope Leo
Nil in al Catholic churches Of he
world midnight Mass Is allowed on the
first Of the year to close the year with
thanks. to The savior Of mankind and
to commence it with His blessings the
year 1900 being the last year Of this
century therefor midnight Mass and
solemn exposition Of the blessed sacra
ment on View Years eye at midnight
All are invited TO attend these im
pressire services
R.v. W J 4. HE&pPIfKx.
Pres4Aaatef PiIest, League ef fdaur
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-12-27
lkeanced l.ate..

For the holidays the Short Line
viii make q rate Of one fare for The
round trip. Tickets on sale Dec.
80, "a, Is. 3 and Jan l. Good
returning till Jan 8rd. Ihcsy
rates good only between Short
Liuc points.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-12-27
Land Matters.

Final proofs Land entries contests
ara everything pertaining to lard mai
ttr5 attended to ~ g Spergberg, IN
Qpire al Beut OF Montpelier or at his
residence in Montpelier All kinds Of
legal pagers for couteyancing drawn
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-12-27
Gburcb Services 5.

CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Thursday evening December 2sta
weekly church PRAYER meeting at 1.36
Young Peoples Christian Association
at 8.l0 O'clock.
Sunday services December 3lst
Sabbath school at 10 O'clock. Morning
worship II Il O'Clock, subject Good
Cheer Tar the New Year.
Evening worship at 20 ocioclt
subject Behold, rnake all thing.
new.
REA. cMARLEs O. MHD.E. Paztar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
nETH AHABA ANNUAL MEETING.
A Cemetery Board Eiected-Io ne
wise Congregation's Laws.

The Congregation of Beth Ahaba met IN
annual session last Sunday and elected
a Cemetery Board, which action was
made necessary by the consolidation OF
the congregations of Beth Ahaba ana
Beth Shalome. Mr.. Julius Strauss pre-
sided. and Mr.. Isaac Held acted as secre-
tary. .s
MIR. s. t. Bloomberg submitted
amendment 10 the charter, which pro
vides for the election Of two members OF
the Board of Managers Annually Ihelr
term of office to be five years. The amend
ment was adopted unanimously \
committee Of three was appointed TO re-
commend ten names. and when this had
been done the followins were elected, the
figures indicating the time when their
terms of office expire:
l. Il. Morris. Jacob Lichtenstein, 1900;
Alfred Moses. +. J. Levy, 1901; Julius
Straus. Edward Whitlock, 1902; 1. Cohen,
b. Raab 1903; Isaac Held, Herbert T.
Ezekiel, 1904
Messrs. H. Z. Morris. Charles Straus.
Charles Hutzler, Isaac Held, and Henry
S. Hutzler were appointed a committee
to revise the laws Of the congregation
and report at the next annual meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
BURNED TO DEATH.
Distressing Accident In spotsyiNnhi"
County-OId Burg Notes.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA December
.-(special)-A young daughter Of Mr..
Thomas Robinson. well-known citizen
of spotsylvania, met with a horrible ana
distressing death Wednesday evening.
The child who was about 9 years OF age
was playing in front Of the fireplace
when her clothes became ignited, and
failing 10 eNtinguish the flames, she ran
into the yard 20 call her father, who was
several hundred yards away. Before ne
reached her, however, she was burned
so badly that she died several hours later
Stonewau Council. Junior order United
American Mechanics, last night elected
be following officers for the ensuing
erm. Councillor. Preston SnellinRs; Vice
'ounciIor. william jenkins; Recording
ecretary, r. l.. Williams; Assistant Re-
ordng Secretary. n. L. James Finan-
ai Secretary. John Brooks; Treasurer
. W. Baker; Warden, r. J.. Wood CON
..,tor Charles Tomles: Inside Sentinel
IT, r. Mills; outside Sentinel william
Penn. Trustee. Joseph McCalley. The
council IL I'm a fourishing condition, and
during the year have initiated sixty-seven
new members
The Literary club was charmingly en-
tertained 5y Mrs. =. !. Smith last eve
ming. Mrs smith was assisted 100 Pc
ceivIng by Mrs. J. T.. Mason. Mrs. Henry
Of Washington and Mrs. n. }. Mason.
Assisting the hostess IN dispensing the
hospitalities of the occasion were Mrs.
4. L. Howard. Miss Minnie Smith of King
George. Miss Lizzie Kelly. Miss Parker
Herndon Miss Eva Tyler. Miss Yates,
and Miss Meta Pollock OF Stafford
Mr. Edward Lane, Of the Union Theoio-
glcal Seminary Richmond. Will conduct
services az the Presbyterian church TO-
morrow morning and evening.
Miss Ruth T/nner ~ Richmond, who
has been the guest ~ Miss Kate Doggett
returned home to-day.
Mrs Henry. OF Washington, who has
been the guest OF Mrs. John +. Mason
returned this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anthony, OF Rich.
m0nd. are the guests OF Mrs Anthony's
mother, Mrs. Andrew Bowling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01

ing 10 rob Benjamin Bryant on Christ
massive, about $50 o'clock. bryant was
ON his way from the Locomotive Works
when the two men under arrest and a
third man came up TO him and assaulted
him with the intention of robbery.
Sidney Duesberry, charged with stealing
a ring from Edward Petrochllh was
ped under a 800 bond as d suspicious
character. There was no positive evidence
that Duesberry had stolen the ring.
Aaron Jones (colored) was charged with
being disorderly in the street. and % was
placed against him.
James Green (colored) slapped Maggie
Davis, and he was fneG 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
THANK THE CONGREGATION.
Members of DIR. HOge's Family Ac-
knowledge Resolution of Sympathy.

The following letter has been addressed
by the members Of the family Of Rev
DR.. Moses ID. Hoge to the Congregation
OF Beth Ahaba in response TO a resolu-
ton adopted on 'ChristmasDay
Richmond, Va. December % lSS
Messrs. julius Straus, Charles Hutzler'
Isaac Held.
Gentlemen AS members or Or. Hose
family. we wish 10 convey 70 you ana
through you TO the Congregation OF
Reth Ahaba. our deep and grateful appre-
citation of the great kindness SHOWN 10
him and to us By the tender words OF
sympathy conveyed in your resolution
OF december 20 1895.
You will be glad TO know that THIS
expression Of your good will and anec-
tionate interest gave him cheer and COM
fort IN a time of great weakness so we
thank YOU in his name Also ana ask
that Gods rich blessing may rest upon
every member Of your congregation ana
make IL always with everlasting
denim ana fulness-a "house Of love"
Very sincerely,
M. ID. HOGE, JR.,
MARY r. GILLIAN.
BESSIE l.. HOGE,
MARSHALL nj. GILLIAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01

hold 600 acres Of real estate ana mineral
rights i'm 1000 acres additional $780,,
me r-'ocipal office is to be estabhsheu
j., Richmond The officers Tor the HiSt
year are: Messrs. John T. Jones, % 10y
ton. president; j. w. Jones VI o"y -, 49,
vice-president and general mahaseI' '9'li ~
rrvler secretary and treasurer. Board ol
nJrectors-Iohn r. williams, II NJ. Iyler,
Tbeo. J. MCGOWAN, John l. J0heS' anu
j. w. Jones.
INTEREST FOR THE CITY.
The Board of Sinking Fund Commi;s IS
sioners met pursuant 10 spec'al 60 a.,
the office of the City AUDITOR yeS'e'"''
afternoon. .,,or, tho
euro of S06s99g. being the January quota
oT interest due to the city OF Richmond
on the Sd instant.
SUITS AND JUDGMENTS.
Motions were filed for Judgment in the
at,, and Equity Court yesterday N lhe
Following cases +. II. Deane 20
aeainst II. G. Netherland, ii. >. Urpah,
ond y ~. Wilkinson, for &2ssS; shyueI
ponana company against s. NJ. Bowman
4 o. for sos a. This court Will be cioseu
H. the city Circuit Court Judgment
was rendered in the case Vi ~
Pea ebpV trustee, against JAM -.
lock- Action of detinue ior ceI '"iH P0'
sonal property valued at $3.50
The Cbancery Court will be in session
10 morrow when Judge Lamb VINO mas
t,st recovered from an attack OF ~
nboi5- feve~ will preside
marriage-license was issued Ees'er-
dav to w Irving and Alma r. Nuchois'
6euebter Of John II. and Mary y.
Nuchols' The wedding will take place
ON Tuesday. January Sd.
REAUTIFYING THE CITY STREETS.
The hands OF the Street Depar.'ii zen,
nave been engaged during the pasI lev
davs I'm planting trees on west bIoau
etre.t SIX hundred sturdy specimens
rom the city nurseries have been PLANTED
IN rbree rows between Ryland ana LON.
nordv streets. on Broad. Most Oh 'Ie
J trees have been BOXED and the worn
viii be completed after the holidays
| COMMON COUNCIL MEEIlN"'
Tho Common Council will met to-mor.
ro,r night at o'clock. Some lmpoT.ais
! .s'tters are to be considered ana q
ii'e''s, mort has been made 10 secure
o,ornm in spite Of the holidays
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
buchanan Notes.

BUCHANAN, VA. December 8i.-Cpo-
clal)-Nr Elmo A. Hyde. editor and
owner Of the Buchanan Banner has sold
the plant and good Will 10 H. A. Latane.
a prominent lawyer Of the town. TIE
price paid was fair one. The Banner
Will stll be issued here. It's politics viii
remain Democratic.
james MlnQy president N the First
National Bank ~ buchanan Will. Tn the
near future erect large cannery "a this
place. There are about nifty cannerics
in the county now. All are making
money
l.. H. Hyde, one Of our prominent bus.-
noss-men 81 contemplating building
three-st0ry brick business house dt an
early date.
DR. +. y wood. one OF the ablest physi-
clans I'm the state. and close per1Oual
and prof ssonal friend ~ Dr. Hunter
Mcclure. Of your city has been very much
.ndispOscd for some time.
Miss Orie zimmerman, daughter OF our
Mayor is in RlChmCnd visiting friends.
BOtet0nts political pot has begun 20
boil We have more politics 10 the square
inch rhan any other county In the State.
The election OF county officers next spcng
promises % be a warm number
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
TO ABSORB THE ). WRIGHT co.
IL is Thought THAT the Continental
Company VIII Secure This Plant.

II IS believed in tobacco circles here
that when Mr.. Fred W. Scott who IS
president OF the J Wright Tobacco Com
pany. and Mr.. Thomas p. Scott. secretary
and treasurer, and Major C. S. strngfei-
low. counsel for this COMPANY return
from New York. where they went on Fri
dav night the papers Will have been
signed marking the transfer OF The Wright
plant 20 the Continental Company.
IL has been known among tobacco men
for some days that negotiations 20 this
end had been going on. and while the peo-
pie here who are In a position 10 know
will not say anything. either confirming
or DENYING Il. II Is believed firmly here
that these gentlemen went North for no
other purpose than 20 formally transfer
the property when the minor prelimi-
naries have been arranged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
TWO BIG CHARTERS.
MINING AND COAL SUPPLY COM
r,>lr> GRANTED PRIVILEGES.
ccro mon con 90
YE CITY GETS $iSSl6Ss.sS.
,ai,. and Judgments in the Cour's-
urrd-.l. of Trees Planted on
Broad street--Common Council TO
Meet Tomorrow.

T r died brayely at the CITY
I.u and by way Of adding TO its record
and improvement. It's passing
..l by the granting Of charters
corporations and 10y the
I}e ..i to he Sinking Fund Commis-
rt $4,000 interest.
charter was granted BY Judge
W.s. tae city Circuit Court TO the
.l and supply Company II
Iu IT'S terms The company
a1r.zed to buy and sell coal
a.. .uler. aud other products oil
forests. 90 conduct a mercantile
business and buy and sell goods
H merchandise. supplies Tor
sunpowder and dynamite
scal and selling agent for
mpany. and 10 act as sole
ing Of coal and other ores,
u.er ard such like; TO hoid
upon min ral lands; 10
or sell plants and ap-
uule suitable means ana
.. transportation OF coal
4's. as may be necessary
uampulation OF tie same
Is TO be not less than
Than 10000 divided into
.Ol The company Is en-
real estate not exceeding
the company may own
1900 acres additional
se win be in Richmond,
.r. Tor tie first year are.
. Jones. Of Clayton, presi-
ST. jones'. of Clayton. Yice-presi-
rai manager. John Tyler
secretary and treasurer
I... 4. Jones. j. W. Jones.
Williams. H. 81. Smith. Jr, X
d Theodore MCGOWAN
A-l>IEG COMPANY CHARTERED.
banter Was also granted by Judge
'I to thc Tuckahoe Mining Com
Iine company has been formed
chase. lease. hold sen, and convey
IMMORAL. and timber lands and a.
coal. Ion ore. FIRE clay, limestone
other mineral products of said lands,
' manufacture IRON steel, ADD other
METALS and articles composed wholly OF
a part OF iron and steel; TO cut and manu-.
lecture timber and prepare the same foi
market. 90 sell and transport the same
I'D erect glass furnaces. rOlling-mills
i9rges, mills. machinery fixtures. and &c
BALD saW-mAls.
The capital stock Is 10 be not less thar
1900 nor more than 10000. divided int
'haIes Of 500 each. The company may
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
,rsr,cr JOHNS LAST SERVICE.
10 p,as Farewell la the Dying year.
uasa Number of Cases.

Justice John held the last performance
,ooQ - the police Court yesterday morn
Inc His Honor seemed 20 be much
,..',....sod with the solemnity Of the oc-
casiop and wore a subdued look on MS
cassie features as one would VINO was
i, the eve Of saving tra-la TO dear
eriend forever. he felt IKE iorgiylhe
evervbody who had done Things asalnss
The dignity OF the Commo""'.,''i ,,.a sS'.e
ala forgive Albert DAVIS, 49,, ,.l'es
c c'u nso Bntler. John Cox, and Marion
u.,asno charged with being disoIderiy
I ~ - s,ree. and assaulting Mrs William
Iaiev and her children. The testimony
IN me case against the boys was very
conflicting. ,,.~,,,estba
George Hili and Israel Merriwsa.ner
(colored) were sent on to the sraIia Jul
on the charge of assauitIng ana a''s'''"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
Emporin Mention.

FMPORIA. VA. December u.-tspe-
cial For the year ending to-day tho
Clerk OF the Court issued - marriage
past year.
Hon Ie0nidas d. Yarrel hes just re-
turned. after "A professional visit TO At
lanta. Ca.
The Emporia Graded School VIII re-
sumo is exercises on the "a pr0ximO.
with W Ira Lee. the new principal, in
charge.
W r. Tular. Esq, and Mrs. Tillar spent
this week IN Washington. u. e..
Or Lewis Iyoflln and Mrs. Lofun and
Mrs. s. 4. Tillar spent a portion u
Xmas al Old Point.
The Clerk Of the Court issued this ar
ternoon a license To- the marriage OF
Mr.. g Ferguson and Miss Noble T..
Deydo. both Of Creenesyilie county The
prospsctlve groom is 2 and the bride-to-
be IL II years Of ageA The ceremony &C.
ours tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01

al this city, held their annual meeting
Friday night and elected the following
officers: Councillor, A. Knorr; Fice-Coun-
cillor, William WhitwOrth Secretary VII
liam NJ. Lipscomb, Urea A4er, }. T. Ao-
bolt: Prelate, George ". Payne; Marshal
r. d. Bailey; Guard, Charles ewett'
Past Councillor c. ". LOngwood; Trus-
toes-A Knorr. r. D. Bailey and g. w.
Payne. After the transaction Of business
the council took the street-cars TO Rlch-
mond. where they banqueted at the Union
House.
FUNERAL OF MR.. MOORE.
The funeral of Mr.. Charles r. Moore,
who died at his residence. in Swansboro'
Friday night, Of pneumonia. viii take
place from st. Peters Cathedral. in Rich
mond. this afternoon at o'clock. with
requiem mass. The ,ntetment VIII De
made I'm Mt Calvary Cemetery.
Deceased was sick only about a week
a bad cold developing into d VTuien
form OF pneumonia. 4 VIE ana Two
children survive him.
WEEK or MISSIONS.
This viii be Missionary Week" g.
Stockton-Street Baptist church. and sp'
cial services will he held several evenings
Of the week.
i It.
the Foreign Mission Board of the South
ern BAPTIST Convention. Will preach TO-
nieht. Mr.. William EAyson, correspond
inc secretary OF the state Mission Board
speaks Tuesday night, and Dr. j. william
Jones wednesday night On THURSDAY
nieht Rev. MI Gwathmey will preach.
Tomorrow night the church VIII conducl
tho services The speaker for Friday
evening will be announced In these col
umns later.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF West-End
church will meet at Mrs John Reans +
residence. next door 10 the church. To-
morrow evening at o'clock.
There viii bee prayer meeting AT the
CITY Home this evening az O'Clock. con-
Quoted py the Epworth Leaguers OK West
End church.
The usual services VIII be held IN al
the city churches to-day
PLEASANT EVENING.
That was a pleasant social occasion En-
day evening at the residence Of Dir. y. "
Huband. No. 10 west Fourteenth street
Among those present were MiSes JOSIE
LEVER. Carrie Huband Ida Huoand' Alc'
Huband Alice Smith Fannie Campbell
and Mabel Bottoms, Messrs W. V. Moles
Fddfe Huhand. Howard Campbell. Percy
Walton. AlfNfl ldNNAts Nt~g -~~f'
and Fertal Pulley.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. John w. Arlington. OF Reidsyiile
il here visiting his friends.
Mr.. \. X Ware Is the guesf eI Ms
friend. Mr.. w j. Carter. OF this eith
Miss Matte Robinson ana Miss Betti'
Larrsavs, OF Crewe. Va, are the guests
Of their aunt Mrs J A. Williamson. 80
McDonough street.
MIR S. V. Priddy. OF Greenyile. n. C.
who has been spending the Christina
HOLIDAYS with his parents here, left 10
his home Friday.
private intelligence was received her
Yesterday Of the critical Illness OF Dr
/ A. Robertson, an aged physician o
Amelia county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
The Modern Mother

nas found that her little ones are Inn
proved more by the pleasant Syrup OF
Figs. when IN need OF the Laxative effect
OF a gentle remedy. than by sny other.
children enjoy Il. and II Dement'S them
The true remedy Syrup OF Figs. Is man
ufactured by the California Fig syrup
Company only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
FIRE IN PAGE.
Barn and other OutbuildingS Burn-
ed-LOss aud Insurance.

LURAY. VA. December 5i.-tspec.al)-
4 fire last night between z and o'clock
destroyed the large barn on the farm OF
Mr. John W Long. west OF tho shenan-
doah river IN this county. in addition to
the barn number Of smaller outbuidings
were burned
About 100 bushels OF corn, seventy-hye
bushels OK wheat. thirty-hye tons Of hav,
wagons. farming implements etc. were
also consumed. There were five cows and
three calves burned 10 death. The loss
is estimated at g 500, with am Insurance OF
sJs0 In the East Rockingham and Page
Mutual Tire4nsurance companies. The
fire is supposed 10 have been OF incen-
diary origin as the fire when discovered.
wa8 burning g. & both ends of The barn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01

Rate OF mortality OF whole population,
Is IS per eco per annum.
Rate OF mortality OF white population
1872 per 900 per annum
pate NJ mortality Of colOred population,
n q per 900 per annum.
Number Of transient permits issued
The above calculations are based on a
population Of l2.Voo-white' S"o' coioreu'
Manchester has been free from epidemic
during the past year. and still maintains
her established record as hehthful city
RUTH COUNCIL. CHOSEN FRIENDS.
Ruth Council No. 8. Chosen Friends,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01
CITY OF MANCHESTER
NEWS OF SATURDAY CLEANED Foi'
DISPATCH READERS.
The YEAR'S MORTUARY REPORT.
Dr. Ingram Reports 100 Deaths Dur
, 1soS-Nanouet of the Chosen
Frfends-FuncraI of Mr.. Moore
Mission Week-PersOnnl.

Dr. Lawrence Ingram, president Of the
Roard Of Health of Manchester, presents
the following mortuary report Tor the
year. which closed at y o'clock last night;
whole number Of deaths, 19o-white. lo5;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01

vo, have failed to add 70 Richmond's
prosperity II you have no pohey WIN
your CITY company-the Virginia state
Insurance Company.
THOMAS l.. ALFRIEND. Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-01

II makes no difference what agent con-
trolls your insurance. he will give you
q Virsinla State policy II YOU request IT,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-07
1.-THE GRIEF OF IT"
Stampede to Lake Labarge, How It Happened and
How II Ended Miners Don't Use the
Word " Hardship"

pack Ga knet and % "a. But an thfs
10 but . plain hignway-in It's effect upon
the nerves--eosnoared 10 the nixgerhead
These are found everywhere north d the
Commandment abO1s swearing No stam-
pesse b ever complete without them. They
don't in the least resemble '.niggerheacst'
In re4pees to appearance. woolinens or
the popular notion a. 10 hardness. Imag-
Inc f1eid shfciiy set with india rubber
sfannps, of unequal sizes. but about eigh,
Or sen inches high. and each susmounted
with little tuft Of grass which c0nceais
It's stze- There 10 Just enough space
around every stump 10 slip your foot into.
but the nature Of the case II that you can
not walk without stepping On the tops OF
these flexible gtumps. and you can't step
On them without them bending sideways.
and you slip or every other step. catch
your foot In the trap between the stump
and is neighbor and down you 20. The
Parson said II VAS the mast inesnious ar
rangement he had ever known the devil
20 invent 70 tempt men 70 sin.
But the Parson did not swear. He was
admirably cool. contenting himself with