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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
BURNED TO DEATH.
Distressing Accident i'm spotsylvnnin
Connfy--OId Burg Notes.

FREDERICEsBURG VA. December
-(speciai)-.A young daughter Of Dir.
Thomas Robinson. q weil-known citizen
Of spotsylvana. met with horrible and
distressing death Wednesday evening.
The child. who was about years Of age,
was playing in front OF the fireplace.
when her clothes became ignted. and
failing 10 extingiish the flames, she ran
into the yard 10 call her father, who was
several hundred yards away. Before he
reached her however. she was burned
so badly that she died several hours later.
stonewan Council. Junior order United
American Mechanics. last night elected
the following officers for the ensuing
.erm Councillor. Preston snellings Vice
COUNCILLOR, William Jenkins Recording
'ecretary, r. l.. Williams. Assistant Re
ordng Secretary. II. l.. James Finan-
M Secretary. John Brooks Treasurer
". Baker; Warden. 4. L. Wood; Com
uctor. Charles Tomies Inside Sentinel
T. T. Mills; Outside Sentinel, William
Penn; Trustee. Joseph McCalley. The
council is IN a hourishing condition, and
during the year have initiated siXty-seven
new members.
The Literary Club was charmingly en-
tertained by Mrs. T.. J. Smith last eve
nlug MIS- Hmlth was assisted ln lee
ceivins by Mrs. j. r. Mason, Mrs. Henry
Of Washington. and Mrs. VI. J. Mason.
Assisting the hostess in dispensing the
inequalities OF the occasion were Mrs.
A. r.. 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 TheolO-
gicai Seminary, Richmond. will conduct
services at the Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning and evening
Miss Ruth Tanner OF Richmond. who
has been the guest Of Miss Kate DOggett.
returned home to-day.
Mrs Henry. OF Washington. who has
been the guest Of Mrs. John p. Mason.
returned this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anthony. Of Rich
m0nd. are the guests 81 Mrs. Anthony
mother. Mrs. Andrew Bowling.
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buchanan Notes.

BUCHANAN. VA. December gf.-1spe-
clal)~&r Elmo a. Hyde editor and
owner Of the Buchanan Banner has sold
the plant and good viii 20 II. A. Latane.
a prominent lawyer of the town The
price paid was "a fair one. The Banner
will sim be issued here. It's politics will
remain Democrat.
james Muniy president Of the First
Natl01sl Bank Of buchanan. Will In The
near future. erect a large cannery az this
place There are about nifty canneries
Ia the county now. All are making
money.
Il. H. Hyde. one ~ our prominent busl-
ness-men. b. contemplating building a
three-story brick business house az an
early date.
Dr. T. y. Wood. one Of the ablest physi-
clans IN the State, and a close pers. al
aud professional ffieud Of Or Hunter
Mcclure. Of your city. has been very much
!ndisposed for some time.
Miss OFie Zimmerman. daughter OF our
Mayor. is IN Richmond visiting friends
BotetOurts political pot has begun 70
boil. We have more politics 10 the square
inch Than any other county ia the State
The election OF county officers next spring
promises 20 be a warn number"
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THANK THE CONGREGATION.
Members OF DIR. HOge's Family Ac-
knowledge Resolution OF sympathy.

The following letter has been addressed
by the members or the family Of Rev
Or. Moses j. Hoge to the Congregation
OF Beth Ahaba in response TO a -esolu-
ton adopted on .christmas-Day:.
Richmond, Va. December q. 1885
Messrs. julius stratse Charles Hutzler,
isaac Held.
Gentlemen,--A members Of DR.. Hoge's
family. We wish 20 convey to you, and
through you 10 the Congregation OF
Beth Ahaba. our deep and grateful appre-
citation of the great kindness shown 10
him, and 20 US By the tender words Of
sympathy conveyed IN your resolution
Of December p. 1898.
You Will be glad 10 know that this
expression Of your good will and anec-
tionate interest gave him cheer and COM
fort in a time OF great weakness. 80 we
thank you ia his name also. and ask
that Gods rich blessing may rest upon
every member OF your congregation, ana
make IL always witt everlasting
depth and fulness-a "house Of love"
Very sincerely,
NJ D. HOGE. JR..
MARY r. GILLIAN.
BESSIE l.. HOGE,
MARSHALL III. GILLIAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

ing 10 rob BENJAMIN Bryant on Christ
rnas-Eve. about 6.80 o'clock. Bryant was
on his way from the Locomotive Works.
when the two men under arrest and @
third man came up TO him and assaulted
him with the intention OF robbery.
Sidney Duesberry. charged with stealing
a ring from Edward Petr0chiN was
D. eed under a 500 bond as "a 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 s. was
placed against him.
James Green (coloreO slapped Maggie
Davis, and he was fined 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

hold 5000 acres Of real estate and mineral
rights in 1000 acres additional
Tho o. ncipal office is 20 be established
fn Richmond The officers for the hist
wear are. Nessrs John IT, Jones' or cay
ton. president. j. ~. Jones, OF Gaytoh'
vice-president and general manager John
TYLER. secretary and treasurer. Board oil
Directors-John u. Williams. ii VI. iyler,
Theo. j. MCGOWAN. John II. Jones ana
j. w.. Jones'
INTEREST FOR THE CITY.
The Board OF Sinking Fund Commits
sioners met pursuant TO special call IN
the office of the City Auditor yesterday
afternoon.
The Auditor then paid over 10 them the
sum of Ss3Gsg9. being The January quota
az interest due TO the city Of Richmond
on the so instant
SUITS AND JUDGMENTS.
Motions were filed for judgment in the
Law and Equity Court yesterday IN the
following cases. =. IL. Deane * Co.
against ID. o. Ncther.and, II 5 Urban
and R. T Wilkinson. for $22ass; snyder
Banana Company against $. NJ Bowman
* Co. for S2l- 80. This court viii be closed
tomorrow.
I'm the city Circuit Court Judgment
was rendered in the case Of a. 9.
Peachey. trustee. AGAINST James G. WHIT
lock- Action of delnue for certain per-
s0naI property valued at $3.50.
The ChaHcey Court VIII be IN session
tomorrow. when Judge Lamb. who has
Just recovered from ana attack or ~
uhold-fev wn preside
a marriage license was issued yesiet-
dav t0 W. Twins and Alma r. Nuchols.
daughter of John II. and Mary H.
NuchoIs The wedding will take place
on TUESDAY January 81.
BEAUTIFYING THE CITY STREETS.
Tho hands of the Street Department
have been engaged during the past rev
days in planting trees on west Broad
street Six hundred sturdy specime ns
from the city nurseries have been planted
POO three rows between Ryland and LON
barlv Streets ON Broad Most Of me
trees have been boxed" and the WORK
win le completed after the holidays.
COMMON COUNCIL MEETING
The Common Council will met to-mor-
row nicht at o'clock Some important
matters are 90 Zee considered. ana
strong elort has been made 90 secure
quorum n spite OF the holidays.
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nErH AmAnA ANNuAL MEETING.
A Cemetery Board EIected-TO Re-
wise Congregatfon'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 and
Beth shal0me. Mr. Julius Strauss pre-
sided. and Mr.. Isaac Held acted as secre-
tary.
Mr.. s. L. Bloomberg submitted
amendment 10 the charter. which pro-
vides Cor the election of two members Of
the Board OF Managers annually, their
term of Office 10 be five years. The amend
meut was adopted unanimously. A
committee of three was appointed 10 ZEE
commend ten names. and when this had
been done the following were elected, the
figures indicating the time when their
terms OF Office expire:
l.. Il. Morris. Jacob LAchtenstein, 1900;
Alfred Moses. T.. j. Levy 1901; Julius
Straus. Edward Whitl0ck. 1902; J. Cohen.
u. Raab. l9O3i Isaac Held. Herbert Il.
Ezekiel 1904
Mossrs. L. 4. Morris. Charles straus,
Charles Hutzler. Isaac Held. and Henry
S. Hutzler We're appointed a committee
TO revise the laws Of the congregation,
and report at the next annual meeting.
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Emporia Mention.

EAIPORIA, VA. December q --(Spe-
cial For ihe year ending to-day tho
Clerk Of the Court issued 81 marriage
licenses-a considerable increase over the
past year.
Hon Le0ndas ID. Yarrel has Just re-
turned. afteV professional visit 70 At
lanta. Ga
The Emp0rla Graded School viii re-
sumo rs exercises on the "a proxim0
charge
W 4. Tnlar. Esq. and Mrs. Tillar spent
this week In Washington ID. C.
DR. Lewis f0ftln and Mrs. Toftin and
Mrs :. A. Tlliar spent a portion %
Xmas at Old Point.
The Clerk Of the Court issued this af-
terno0n a license FOR the MARRIAGE Of
Mr.. j. s. Ferguson ana Miss Mslie T..
Deydo. both Of Greenesville county. The
Prospective groom II p and the brde-to-
be Is Il years % age. The ceremony oc-
ours tomorrow.
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of this city, held their annual meeting
Friday night and elected the following
officers: Councillor. a. knOrr; Nice-Coun-
cillor, William Whitworth, Secretary. VIII
liam NJ LipscOmb, Treasurer, j. II. AD-
bott Prelate, George W. Payne; Marshal,
r. y. Bailey; Guard, Charles Jewett;
Past Councillor @. ". Longwood; Truss
tees-A Knorr. r. d Bailey and G. ".
Payne. After the transaction Of business,
the council took the street-cars 20 Rich
mond, where they banqueted at the Union
House.
FUNERAL or MR. MOORE
The funeral Of Mr.. Charles r. Moore,
who died at his residence. In SwansbOro f.
Friday night, of pneumonia, will take
place from 81. Peters Cathedral in Rich
mond. this afternoon az O'Clock, with
requiem mass. The inteIment will be
made in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
Deceased was sick only about a week.
a bad cold developing into virulen
form of pneumonia. 4 wife and Two
children survive him.
WEEK OF MISSIONS.
This will be Missionary Week" al,
stocl,ton-Street Baptist church. and spe
clal services viii be held several evenings
Of the week.
Rev. Dr. Barton, associate secretary Of
the Foreign Mission Board OF the South
ern Baptist Convention. viii preach to-
night Mr.. William Elyson. correspond
ing secretary Of the State Mission Board,
speaks Tuesday night. and DR. J. William
Jones Wednesday night on Thursday
night Rev. Mr.. Gwathmey will preach.
Tomorrow night the church VIII conduct
the 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 Reams S
residence. next door 10 the church, TO-
morrow evening at 3 o'clock.
There Will be prayer meeting az the
City Home this evening AT 3 O'Clock. con-
Quoted by the Epworth Leaguers OF West
End church.
The usual services wili be held IN all
the city churches to-day.
PLEASANT EVENING.
That was a pleasant social occasion Fri
day evening at the residence Of Mr 4. W
Huband. No y west Fourteenth street.
Among those present were Misses Josie
LEVER. Carrie Huband. Ida Huband. Alice
Huband Alice Smith. Fannie Campbell.
and Mabel Bottoms; Messrs W. V. Moles
Eddie Huhand. Howard Campbell. Percy
Walton. Archer Tatum. Gray Burroughs.
and Foirall Puiy.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. John W. Arlington. q Re'1syille,
IS here visiting his friends
Mr. 4. X Ware is the guest OF his
friend. Mr.. " j. Garter. OF this city.
Miss Matte Robinson. and Miss Bette
Larrsavs. OF Crewe Va, are the guests
OF their aunt. Mrs A. Williamson, 1906
McDOuough street.
Mr.. ; r. Priddy, OF Greenvine n. C..
who has been spending the Christmas
holidays with his parents here, left for
his homo Friday
Private intelligence was received here
YESTERDAY Of the critical illness OF Dr.
J. A. Robertson, an sged physician, OF
Amelia county.
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TO ABSORB THE J. WRIGHT co.
II Is Thought Thar the Continental
Cnnapnny VIII Secure This Plant.

It 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. 5. Stringfei-
low. counsel for this COMPANY. return
from New York. where they went on Fri
day night. the papers will have been
signed marking the transfer OF the Wright
plant 10 the Continental Company.
II has been known among tobs GEO men
for some days that negotiations 10 this
end had been going on. and while the peo-
pie here who are in position 20 know
will not say anything. either confirming
or denying H. Il is believed fitmly here
that these gentlemen went North for no
other purpose than TO formally transfer
the property when the minor prelimi-
naries have been arranged.
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FIRE N PAGE.
Barn and Other OutbuiIding~ BnrD
ed-Loss and Insurance.

LURAY. VA. December H.-lspeciai)--
fire last night between z and . O'Clock
destroyed the large barn on the farm Of
Mr. John W. Long, west Of the shenan-
doah river IN this county. I'm addition 10
the barn a number of,smalier outDuiidings
were burned
About 1880 bushels OF corn. seveniy-five
bushels Of wheat. thirty-hge tons of hay,
wagons, farming implements. etc. We're
also consumed. There were five cows and
three calves burned to death The loss
is estimated az $3.50, with am Insurance OF
$3.50 I'm the East Rockingham and Page
Mutual Fire-Insurance companies. Tho
fire is supposed to have been 0f incen-
diary origin. ass the fire when discovered,
was burning at both ends of the barn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
The Modern Mother

mas found that her niue ones are inl-
proved more b. the pleasant syrup OF
Figs when IN need ~ the laxative effect
o. gentle remedy than by any other.
Children enjoy II. and It benefits them
The true remedy. Syrup OF Figs. IL man
ufactured by the California Fig syrup
only.
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JUSTICE JOHNS LAST SERVICE.
lie bids Farewell 10 the Dying Year
Has Number of Cases.

AAAH "a W N.-f'
Justice John held the last performance
Of 1855 az the police Court yesterday morn
ing His Honor seemed 20 be mucA
impressed with the solemnity Of the oc-
caaon and wore a subdued look on his
classic faatures. as one would who was
on the eve of saying tra-ia Vo a dear
iricud forever He felt ike forgivns
egor,l ody who had done things against
fhe dignity OF the Commonwealth ana
l.d forgive Albert Davis. Lawrence
Crown. Dan Butler John Cox and Marion
HUDSON charged with being disoTaeE3y
700 the street and assauting Mrs Wlinain
Halev and her children. The testimony
in the case against the boys was very
Conflicting
George AM aud Israel Merriweather
lc0lOred) we're cent on 10 the grand Jury
on the charge Of assaulung and attempt-
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CITY OF MANCHESTER
NEWS OF SATURDAY CLEANED FOR
DISPATCH READERS.
The YEARS MORTUlRY REPORT.
Or. Ingram Reports 100 Deaths Dur
ing Is0S-Banquet of the Chosen
Friends-FuneTnI of Mr.. Moore
Mission Week-Personal.

Dr. Lawrence Ingram, president Of the
Board Of Health OF Manchester, presents
the following mortuary report for the
var. which closed an u o'clock last night;
Whole number Of deaths, l9o-white, Jos;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

Rate OF mortality Of whole population,
Is IS per loo per annum.
Rate OF mortality of white population,
T. ~ per 1900 per annum.
Rate OF mortality OF colored population,
q - per 1000 per annum.
Number OF transient permits" issued,
%
The above calculations are based on
population Of 2.ooO-White 5000 colored,
1850
Manchester has been free from epidemic
during the past year. and sun maintains
her established record as healihful city.
RUTH COUNCIL. CHOSEN FRIENDS
Ruth Council No. 8. Chosen Friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

You have failed 10 add TO Richmond s
prosperity II you have no policy with
your city company-the Virginia State
Insurance Company.
THOMAS L. ALFRIEND. Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

II makes no difference what agent con-
trolls vour Insurance, he will give you
The Holly chieftain., 1899-01-20
An UNoALLANT JOKE.
- We PsaysA UDen . Ysuns E.aaA
Whs Never Knew why Peo-
PIE lsAa9heA At Her.

4 rather ungallant practical joke fur.
sashed ~ amusing incident connected
With the recent heavy snowstorm in
Philsdelphis- During the afternoon =
ysuns lady dressed in the height OF
1asAioa started 70 walk down Chestnut
stssst under the protection Of an um>
bssllA ~ the time the suow was com>
ing down IN soft. ciinsy Aakeh and the
UAhrslla's surface Was soon covered
WA . white coat. The young lady
seoppe1 In the course Of her promen.-
ads 70 admire beautiful window dis
play Of art ware, and while standina
tAsrs sttrseted the attention Of group
Of ysung men. among whom was the
peastissl Joker. He reached ever e1A
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HxIIBRlA1Y AUNH1a ~ ~
DsliSsAsos u eSl5Sd S6o G}9GiGEt
number. and presents . variety u ~
lustSstions ard descriptions Of psloo6
and prospective stylas II every 80 =
ment Of dress, . number Of liloaafS
features that make the masaslho -
OF the most readable Of the month, 60
gsthsr with dlscussions Of Rrsat heuso.
hold interest. In Notable Women in
English Society, Mrs. Fsnwick Miller
completes graphic. attractive skstah
Of the personalities Of prominent char
scters in England today. The Com
mandsr Of the Gnat, . story BY Harriet
Riddle Davis, 10 = charming romance
OF the recent war. Mss. Alice Msyneil
contributes another scholarly child.
study in tba ssries on The Bow and hts
Development. Home Wore end PLAY
for February, IN the new Kindergarten
ssriss. BY Sarah Miller Kirby. ostlinss
Instructive Isssons based ON The COM
days Of this month. In
the ssri~s on Tue Cultivation Of the
Voice by Eleanor Gsorgsu. attsnt lion 10
to the full vs'u<s Of the eosso
nAnts. Tue pspsrs on Amateur Pho.
togrsphy BY SnsfI0s Hail are coseiut-
sd in this number BY ssothsr srtisls on
essential fosmulas. 4 group al sug.
gastlons ios church falSs, . cskso sAs-
pivsi, and . mother Goos~ fais and an
for St. vslsntioe's dav.
provide moterisl tos lively sseisl enjoy.
msns. and the household subjsets. fros.
On psddiHs. ehaptss on soaps and
simpk sntsfta,nin9 havs . particular
value In the domestic scosomv. In
addition there ore the usual depart
nsnts that hsvs contributed 70 sstah-
lish the mAsasiss - the leader OF its
:iass.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-01-20

So ~ e>s~ A<~N DS]S
psuvsA dat tAis was human skeleton.
abest Ave feet three inches IN height.
The left hand had on Il silver brace
vst inscribed With the initials A. e. 8.
n 0ethie. TIE eloth was Of Ans tex
tuFs. although much damaged BY the
wear ef tims and mildew. Among the.
fsagusats wers also found 4 gold
bseeeh, . ring and . silver comb.
TAs sammunity Of Palestine, near
vhish this hsppesed. 10 much excited
over the And.
There II nothing Of recent date that
esn aseovat for the discovery. Some.
slA ssttlsss recall the family Of South
wesshs that settled IN IN early day on
~ shorss q winnssekauses lake. Ira
Atslea tells sf Miss Agses southworth.
= hsautlful and talented lady Of ante.
bo1lum 6ays, who beca0e attached to Z.
'ose4sA1as. Mckenzie By mama. whom.
~, aGaias4 ~ Wishes Of her pa1enta
nnassssA ssl was s1ppsssd 10 ksvs lsft.
Che. sea1Nsy. TAey WIN thought te,
Aevo nsas - AustsAHa, but nothing wa
Asasd q sttAsf after ~ ws1diAe. The.
sIAsr osstAwestAs grew cid sd died
'eaa tAe As0ssteaA passs4 sst e3 thas
,1aA11y1 $500. ~ = new III faAeus,
Z iGu1l0Gk <ses 1nalf1os
sIely l,1asfeassd 1sua a.
K; hBsssaieo Assd ~ - ~ -
~ tAet tAo ssmaaas ass AheaA -
lA anl 49, - was Seally dsalA
-. No eos nswh NsKsnxis ha4
Desss bssA heard ef sinss that early
date, and no one can locate any Of the
0sutAweeths.
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Tss Rsv, III r. H.oxs

Annual Almsnsc and monthly parsr
Wogp Axp Wosxs are known frsm sea
10 sea. We are pleased TO call The alien
ton Of our readers 70 the Almanac Of
1899, nov ready. II il . splsulidlv
priaisi and illustrated book Of ll6 nag-
es and The storm forecasts and diaSya ms
And astronomical aud scienti6c matter
srs shte.ior iosnythiny that has ever
been seen before in y Is cent book. His
,nouthly Journal wosn AND wolsa h
one OF tho best li,evars. home aud scien-
tiSe magazines in tse country brside%
eoniainmg his mouthHy STORM fo.scssts
~nh explanations. The snbscriy,joa
pyies Of WON AM. wsaksh ol.oe per
ysas aud ~, Of ths Hieks AIusnAe
i ssss - prsnisn - sysry yearly
sshsribss. ess9le ssptes y ths
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The Holly chieftain., 1899-01-20

Not-ithstandins the fact that ~ NJ
reouires the board Of county essnais-
aoners to let tho contract foe csasty
printing to the icssst bidder. aaa he
nj that the board advertised ~ Nj
.ita that end svidssaly 10 visu. ~ =
their ~ nssting ~ ssstsast -
svAsdsd ths spsstsze y Sl6Is II. -
vhil' the ChisAaistsHl Hla-suns y assna
a. isch. W. viii hsvksnoss to ~ 4
this sros outrass Of the iaxpaysn Of
Prwsrs county Atsr On.
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youlD y slEzIxl.11oH.
n 2SS<1iS - DssaposasAa - =
Dpastsfa snAaana ossa -.

SAMUEL, UelsA go HowssA Mees
bss. - WaSlaw. Ia, staftee ~ y NJ
" Ard folIewtd ~ - hole A. Reaplr
They prs<S <Seded - A1g II out; wesa
much surprised = AnA ths kois 6pens6
into Z eAamhss.
They wsst into The cave and lightesA
sessAss ard psucsedetF to take N ipveD>
sosy - the roen- WhiIe booking over
sAs pssss they ssw buneA Of rs6s ~
hsass - : eesnss. 1nvsstt0 t5eAs
The Holly chieftain., 1899-01-20

s'oas for themsslSss Anons thoas VIA
sss'oe 1 near the ssttlsmaa4- J. p. Han.
Denve! agent for The saasa n. who y.
ais'ed them TO lo,sts. savs that they arc
reeardsd - snonG The bsss psesis in
the valley. They are quist. iadustrious
and self respecting. C,lonsl Holland
always hnes out Just what sort Of char
ac'er man has before he L admitted
to the colony.
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nna1ssps snls - psasA.

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20 mucA misssy and % mary deaths
have bsen osased by the Grip. tbat
evssyons sAsalA kaov what ! weadsr
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d.. Kins's hsw Discovefy. Thss dts
srsssinE stubborn eough. thst isaa6ss
yoor throat, rcbs you Of sissp, wsakese
your sysssm s.d pavss the vay ~
Oonsumpticn 10 quickly stoppsd .by
this matchlsss care. II Jos havs ehtlle
aad fever. pain 10 the back Of The hsad,
soreness 10 bcaes and nasssss, ssss
throat and that cough thst osips yeut
throat like vies, you nood DY. xineso
New Discovery 70 cure your Grip, and
prevent Pnsumonia or Cossunptios.
Price 20 cts. ssd d. Moaev haeh u not
cured. 4 tsial bottle ffee q o. L.
hcPhsraon's Dru9 Store.
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llsss y Prevent pneuvnenla.

Yoa are perhaps aware thas pssu-
neais alwsys resaits froa . eoId q
from ~ attack Of II grippe. Dssise
the spidsnie Of u grippe . Nv ysass
ago when n macy csooa rseslted -
pnsunoaio. II wss observed ~ iAe
Attsek wss nsvsr followed bv that u.
ssass when Chanbsrlsin's Caseh r.
msdy va used. It eousterse1s aay
tssdsscy ofs cold or 10 gsipps - ~
salt In thss dahssroes dissase, u b
the best remedy IN the vcsjd ~ bsd
colds and 10 grippe. 1vssy bsstls
Warranted. For sale bv Q. I. No
Pbsrson.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-01-20

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The Holly chieftain., 1899-01-20

with the tip Of his finger traced on
The snow-covered umbrella the woxdA
.Kiss me-" The owner sfthe umhret.a.
ell sncosscious Of the fact that she was
~ oAjeet Of much attention walked
slewly On down the street. Several
sude yousg men who saw the inscrip>
tSss On the umbrella rsered rather
bslaly 1t the pretty face beneath 1t a.
tAsy psshedr BY. This annoyed her -.
1assA that vhe suddruly closed her uin>.
hsuliA, AsA took rsfugs in 4 store, Atilk
uaa1ls y sven guess what people WssN
ors1llnf at.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-01-20

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