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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03

\ social gathering at the home of Mrs.
E. J. Mckinney last Monday evening, the
5Oth birthday anniversary of the hostess,
proved very enjoyable occasion to the
large number present.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03

The ten cent supper in the NJ. +.
Church vestry will be served this Thurs
day evening as usual, and ar entirely new
bill of fare is offered. Everybody invited.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03

G. II. Fitzgerald of Portland, Me, has
been in town this week looking after
business interests aud visiting friends
The town owes much to him through his
liberality and enterprise, hence our peo-
pie are always glad to see him.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03

Us. Sweeney has purchased all ofE.C.
Goodhue's hard wood brought into the
village during the past winter, now being
converted into Is inch block wood.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03

The many people that have been i'll in
town are fast regainng health and
strength, and the doctors have now a
little more leisure time at their disposal
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03

There is still much interest manifested
as to the whereabouts of F. +. Jackson,
who left Island Pond several weeks since,
not a word having been heard from him
since his departure. Farmers especially
are most DESTROYS Of learning his present
abiding place.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03
s4IIlicnDurg.

The drama given by locll talent last
week Wednesday and Thursday evenings
passed off well and was largely attended
in spite Of the bad travelling The prone
made was also cnioye1.
The high school closes this week Friday
with an exhibition.
George Newman has sold his farm to
Bert TAYLOR Of Dalton, who we under
stand takes possession very soon.
MIR. and Mrs. Folsom visited in Barton
last week.
Mrs. Lorana Silsby was at home from
! Littlctoa the most of last week
Mrs. W. A. White was very sick with
tonslit,s last week but is now much bet
ter.
Ami Valley expects to build a house the
coming spring,
We understand the Mechanics are talk
ing OF building hall for themselves very
/ soon.
Alba Parker came home from Lincoln
to attend the funeral OF his sister. Mrs.
p..,.la.
Ne. s,.r,,,o, u,,oh ,,.ho hoe hce,.
quite sick for two or three weeks, is
slowly improving.
MIR. Samuel Currier of Danville, reader,
gave several recitaIs between the acts at
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One more left us. the victory won;
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03
LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES.
Essex District Probate Court.

sessions Of said Court will be held n
hrlEnion The second Tuesday OF October aud
April. Canaan the second Tu,s,l.,- - S ~,
yemhSr aud MAY. West Concord the second
InesdaF ~ December aud lune. lunenhurp
the second Tuesday of January ami IuIv.
the District bN agreement.
ROBERT CHASE. Judge.
A. ii. Wllkie Tonsorial Artist. Shop
over post office. Patronage solicited.
Cash paid for wool.
J.. 5. SWEENEY.
W. II. Bishop, NOTARY PUBLIC with
seal. At HERALD office.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03

]. Strathern, who went to the Montreal
General Hospital two weeks since to be
treated for infammatory rheumatism
shows many signs of improvement, and
it is believed there is now no doubt but
that his disease will yield to treatment.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money if it fails to
cure, Csc. The genuine has L. B. Q. on
each tablet.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03

At the meeting of the creditors of lack
son & Morse held last week Frank c.
Mosher was elected trustee.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03

Horatio A. Stevens is rejoicing over
the advent of an infant son into his
family circle.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03
White Iron Bedsteads at varlee x Ladd's.

There is to be a social dance at the
Union House, East Charleston, next
Tuesday evening to which a general in
vitation is extended. The customary
good time, good music and good supper
is assured all who attend.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03

Spring is coming, sure! The spring
poet is heard from this week.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03
NOTICE.
To Whom it may Concern f:

Mr.. ". L. Bickfnrd having finished his
labors for A. l.. Bailey & Co. for the present
this is to notify the public that all debts now
due \. L. Bailey & Co. should be paid to
some member Of the firm.
A. l.. BAILEY & co.
Island Pond, VT, March /, 1898.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03

F. A. Woodbridge of Newport, the well
known insurance agent, has been in town
two or three days of this week, and as
usual with him, he met with good sue
cess in soliciting risks. more than one be.
ing unable to withstand his blandio-
quence.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03
TOWN TOPICS.
White Iron Bedstends at vullee &. Ladd,s.

Many town office bees are buzzing.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03
All sorts and
conditions of people

use more orless Groceries, etc
l have a large trade, buying
new goods all the time hence
my stock is always fresh and
of the best. My prices are
right too. Think this over
and you will give me a share
OF Your patronage.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03

White Iron Bedsteads at vallee & Ladds.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-03-03

White Iron Bedsteads at valee & Ladd's.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20
2lud profefor PenrY erbebt feline
Stimme se9en oas 1lilhperoun=
nun9s=Derfabren

9irettor 90. u. 6enrD pon Der l~anbtpirt6z
i3aftliben Decentralization in Mabiion,
8ts., erfuGt bic PrefIe i'm Gtaate UNI Ser
Orfentli6ung folgenoer Mttt6eilung:
Die Be iu4sfation 6at in Srfa6rung gez
bro4t, oaB &genten Die Sarn1er in 0isconz
lin gu ~Derleiten Iu9en, cine patentirte @rfinz
oung, bur3 6in8ufiigung ppn @ufsr gu fri
i4er Wtil6 Rabm auf Der Mil6 gu .~eraielen,
gu t%aufen, 0ieIes SDitem, Rabm gu gepinz
men, lit ni9t neu unb fam ni9t putsnttrt
merben. Wieber urb pieber tit ouf 8er1u9sz
It%atiOnen bas @erfa6ren gepriift unO als
pert6lOs befunOen tpOrOen. Sober 5armer,
Der @elb in cine fpl9e SADIE itedt, pirb bas
bel berlieren.
unIere Warnung gebt oabin, fi9 ni9t nit
M9enten einaulaffen, tpel9e Patente our @ntz
rGbmung our4 9in3ufii9ung BON 8a1er gu
frti9er Mtl6 gu Derfuufen iu9en. Sn be-
nd96arten Staaten BADEN iol4e 4genten ben
Sarmern bereits 3ebntauienbe bon Dollars
abgenommen unb lie fangen eben an, audi
ben Stat @isconiin gu bear6eiten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20
Cine audi fir unfere DoIfsfhuIen
empfeblenspertbe Ginrt6tun9.

Sn ber19iebenen Stdbten 0eut79tanbs
bat ft9 felt elmer Rei6e BON Sabren bic f60ne
8%epo6n6eit etngebirgert, in ben 6er3en Der
S9ultinoer Qiebe gu ben pflan5en gu err
peden uno es tperben gu bieIem 3ped a1z
idbrli3 i'm Srii6ia6r an bic &inber 8lumsnz
gepd9ie unb unbere 3ierpflan5en CUR Wei@
terpflege Oertbeilt, bon benen bann i'm 6erbite
ouf elmer 6ierfiir %arrangirten Nusite1ung
ale otejentgen prdmtirt perben,/ tpel6e oas
W}ertmal elmer Torgiamen Bflege an Ii9 tras
gen. so bat au6 Der 9drtenbduz8erein
in s urt bereits i'm Sabre 1892 cine
planmdBige 8Iumenpflege bur4 S6ulfin6er
ms 2eben g%erufen. Mfitts W}ai 6ie1es Sab
res tpuroen an Wdb6en unb &naben Der
er item orei &lai1en Der 8iirgere unb 8olfsz
I9u(en tpieoer etpa 1000 glei9mdBig ent@
Dtdelte, nit elmer Plombs berfe6ene Sopfz
getpG4ie CUR peiteren pflege iiberge6en. Sir
bic 3pede Der 8lumenpflege bon ben @r@
furter 6anoelsgdrtnern beionbers Oor6erei@
tet itanben CUR 8erfigung: 3onalz unb
@p6eu@Pelargonien, 5u31ien, @oleus, 8liiz
t6en@8egonien, 2antanen, @ampanula, @raIz
lula, Nta3ien, Blectrantbus, Margueriten,
Sparman1ien, 8%eroniten, gpperuS II. T. N,
Die 8ertbeilung mar 10 getroffen, baB jebe
&laie MIR cine Pflan3enart erbielt unb fir
ieoe 8lafIe pG6ren0 Der Commemorate eine
&p1trolliite gefii6rt puroe.
Nm %. unb "a. September fanb in Der
Surn6ale Der Neuer6eI6u(e Die Nus tellung
itott. U.s. tpurben 343O Pflan5en CUR Nus
i~telung ge6ra9t, fobaB Elm 2lusfaQ BON 420
8flan5en gu ber5ei9nen mar. 0e be1onOere
Seurt6eilung fano geIonoert inner6alb jeOer
&laffenaus iteuung itatt, IS tonnten per@
ge6en tperben fir Mdo6en "a rite, 81 3peite,
122 brittle unb fir &naben 80 erite, 80
5tpeite unb 81 brittle preiie. Die Mdo9en
6lte6en alio i'm Wettbsper6 Sieger. Die
preiIe beitanben aus niibli9en @ebrau4sz
gegenitGnben berf6iebsner Dirt unb aus 8ii~
6ern. NuBeroem g~elangte cine groBe 3a91
fir btefe 3tpede beionoers bergeteater 0iz
plome CUR @ert6eilung. Die preispertiinoiz
gung geitultete Iih gu elmer er9e6enoen Seier,
bic ii6 bes regiten 8eiu3es aus alien &reiz
fen Der 8ep0lferung ~erfreute. gu ben 8o@
item ~GetItete bic 9ta6t einen 8eitra9 bon 300
Murt unb Der @drtenbauz0er einen fol-
9en bon 200 Mart.
getpiB cine iebr niibli@e uno na3a1menSe
pertbe @inri6tung, beren ~gsringer Soften
aufpanb i'm 6inblid auf Die e~r5ielten ie9ensz
rei4sn Wirtunssn gar feline &ple iPielt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20
Die beurt9e 8aumwouern

Ser Stattititer bes N~derbauamtes 6eri6z
tet, 6aB Die 8aumpoQprobuttion fir bas
Sabr 1899-1900 etpa 100000 8alen
betrag.. 9ieie @6GBung ftuBt if8 auf Iorg=
~fdlti9ere 8ere6nungen, uIs fie ie angeteGt
tpurben. 0as nit 8aummoGe b~epflan3ts
4real Oert6eiIt iib, INNER in 1000 4cres
ausgeoriidt, pte folgt: @irgina At; 2oui=
llama 1179; NOrt6 Carolina 1920; Seras
6642; South Carolina 2212; Mrtan1as
1926; @eorgia 1888; Sennefee BIG; 5lo=
riba 149; Sflu6oma 1919; Qla6ama 1888;
S%nOianerzS erritorium 299; Miiiifippi
2784, unb MiKOuri II. s3uiammen 49,
$4,000 Ncres. Dies lit So pro3eut peniz
ger ols lebtes Sabr.
Die @rnte, in Pfunben per Ncte ausgez
briidt, bertbeilt fi4 pie folet: @irginiu
120; NOrtb Carolina 1876; Sout6
Carolina 1855; Georgia 159; 5loriOa "a;
Alabama 176; Miififftppt 2O9; 2ouiIiano
236; Seras 1876; Nrtanias 1873; Senne1Iee
1855; OtlabOma 1876; Snoianer=5 erritorium
225 uno N}ifiouri 1875.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20
GRrtftnahtfe9en.
. 81 eoattio n

Still itutt Die Ga6t, Die betlise gtaft,
Nufs fable Q8intergeldnDe,
ltnb boiO erpacbt Die flammenbe Qradt -
SGolG riiiten 9ei6dftt9e @dnDe.
llup fltegt Die @ele BON S1aus SIT 6ats
1tnO Subel al SubeG ent3iinOet -
8 QSelt, ipie itebit Du 10 tpOnnig aus,
Metn Die @(Ode Die 9eibna9t tiinbet!
Sd 9lebtS tetr SrauBetl nlr Elm Sabetnt
Sem @ritbeln, 9aiteu unD 9%ttngen:
Sic 2ippen maiden bonn 6reuOeniein,
Sas oer5 mil iin9en unO t%liugeu.
Sa rei@t bas 0Obe Dem Nieoern bic 0anO
9a i6iUtnOcn Oes differs S6ranten -
8te Meni0beit fiblt Das neutrality-suspicious.
Sen grOBen acknowledgements.
$50 btieb bic Sorge? $50 blieb Die Not0?
Ste @rmut6 lG6elt be9uuOet;
Ser 8rOa, Der g~eiteru @erOerbeu 9eOrobt,
3ergebt in 6reuOe g%ebaoet;
GS iu6t elm 2elt6ten mie Morgenelitbn
Ser 2eiDen D%unfelite @riinoe,
llno fiimmeruO lpG0it ein beri06neno @riir
Selbit it6er Safer unD SitnOe.
Rasiit Die 9rOBe @eriDbnunggna6t.
Sic 98elt itebt it'll NIT @ergenen.
Die 6rteoensgeiiter baben Die Ma6t,
Sic arOern i9lafen t%nOefen.
@on 2tebe lit gan3 Oas 9unteG erbelt:
WtilO ipanOelt Der SounenrieIe
1lno i6ntiift Die Q8elt, Die ptnternbe @ett
Mftt 8lumen pom 9arooteie.
8tctor 8%IitbGen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20
Rebiqirt bon Mnbreas @imDn
JnbaItsperseidnie.

1. settle: 5r06li6e g9eibna6ten. CUR 8ca6z
tuna. - Gbrttua6tieeen. &raut unO &iiben. - Sic
Jeurige 8aumpolernte @iue aud fir uniere NnltS=
i6ulsn empfebleuspertbe Giuridtuug. @u3 Erof.
&enrD erbsbt istne Stimme oegen Oos MilbOerOjtns
nungsz&erfabreu. 8ei5en i'll Minnelota. -
&rteftafsn: Sag @lter SeruialemS. - Serial
ben bel &Hbeu. Giienflede aus Q1di0e 3u %entternen.
= Qfli6ten zines 9oitmsiiters. - 4ilege Der Cactus.
- Siingen Der SOpf=8egOnieH.
2. settle: Nus Soma. - 8ebunOtung Der 3tm=
merpalmeu. - @us Ohio. - @epfel i'll @batcpm 60,
99aibingtOH. @u5 Iebrasta. NO6 einmdl bic
g8enOen. Nus SQinots. @iebieubeusNeriDiep=
puug burd 94ilDenten. Nus Ntinueiota. - SHol3ig=
tuerOsu uuO 4laBsu Der &Oblrabi. - Ser Odnii3e &c.
i0nOte. = Sur 6ibner3u6t. - 9ie iiberp6l.crtcu
StdOte unO Oas ofteue Sam. gus GaIiiOrm!eH. -
&ldtter unO 9lutbeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20
Brieffaiten.

@insm ieben 2eier 1T bus Ge4t einges
rGumt, ii9 briefli9 ober miinoli6 an BIZ
Rebattion UNI Nusfunft i6er beitimmt'
Yuntte gu menben, pel6e, iomcit bas IN
u~aierer Ma9t lisgt, gepdbrt peroen inirb
Qnfragen, oenen ni6t Der Same unb biz
genaue Mbre7e bes 5rugeiteaers 6ei9efiigt
iinb, tperoen ni9t beuntportet.
Oie Hebattion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

Gs ipGre re9t ie6r ertpiini6t, tpenn per-
f6nGihe Meinungen unb Q(nfi9tsn unIsrer
&eier ii6er ir9en0 peI9e auf ben lanbpirtbz
f3aftli9en 8etrieb 8e3ug babenbe @egen=
itdnoe in Der n8eiIage" mebr Baum
in Qnfpru6 ne6men piirben. Sin reger
Meinungsaustauid iiber berartiSe 5rogsn
tpirb nidt nur ben SnbaIt Der n8eila9e" be-
beuteno interefonter g%eitaIten, iunDern ben
2eiern au4 pertbpole Singer3eige unb 9ez
Ie6rungen oarbieten, Die fir biele BON un6ez
re4enbarem Nuben Ii4 erpeifen m0gen. Die
&eoattion lit ia, tpie f9on oft geuu9 betont
tporben tit, fe6r gerne erbDtig, Bel ben betrefz
fenben @ingeianbts ba, es n0t6ig
.srf4eint Die 6eile on5uieben unb oles
ms orbeutIi6e 9eteiie gu bringen .Mlio
nur Mut6, es 9e6t f4On!
Sic Reodttton.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

Sn @6icogo purbe BON ca, 6unoert
@ie65ii6tern II. I. M, aus Sllinois, ISIS
coniin unb Snbiana bic n0dirpman's &c
StOdbreebers @fOciation" organiiirt. Die
ieIbe nil es fi4 3ur Muf9u6e MAIDEN, bic
ben 5armern un9initig ideineuben 8ie9=
~Snipectionsz @eiebe 10 amenoiren gu IuI1en,
buB Der 5armer unb 8ie65ii6ter ntht gu
9rOBen @4aben Ieipet. Nu4 Qngo6e ber
8eamten Oes @ereins finO bic @eloz0erpi1z
ligungen fir bic @ie4~SnipectiOn eli gering,
I'm cine se60rigc SnipectiOn 8u8ulaiien;
unh bann iolten au6 na4 i6rer Meinun9
Die Sarmer, beren @ieb ulS geiunO3eitsz
fdGoli9 ertldrt pirb, einen @rIab Iom
Staate befommen, 8umaG jebt, mo Die SUI
berculoie Bel benz @ie6 10 tart porberr79t.
Nm 2, Sanuur jon tpirber cine @eriamm=
lung abgebalten unO @ouberneur Sanner
gu berfel6en ipecteu eingelaben perten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20
BUR 8eahtun9!

grtefe unb ionitige fir Die n2unbp. 8eiz
Iage" beitimmtsn MittbeiGun9en abreiire
man:
anbntrt9f6aftGi9e 8etIage
Der
Sltinois@ 3ettung,
g9icugO, Sq.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20
Agricultural 9atpplettettt.

Mebrere Surmer i'm SopnIbip Spaulz
bling in Mi9igan ~fiittern bereits ibr
@te9 nit 3uderriibeu, neil bic 8abngeIea>
i4aften feline 8aggons CUR 8ef0rOerung
Der Hii6en iibrig 6aben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20
fr0blthe metbnddten

tpiini6t alien 2eiern, Sreunben unO 9Ou
1lern Der n9eilage"
Anbreas Simon, &eb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

tin fem miife, e%r0ffnete nit benz 6rGulein
eiren 8riefpehiel unb Derlobte iud, Qm
5, ,. Mts. fanb Die 9o93eit itatt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

9us StGothen Moorebeab in San as
bat Elm SOtel, cine @dfderei, &die~si,
PrdierDenfabrit unb @peiie6aGe, bic naf
benz 8OOperatibpIan betriebsn perben. SSn
Der Ndbe gisbt es mebrere tooperutiOe Sur
men.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20
Rraut uu6 Ruben.

Die neue &iiben3uferfa6rit in Raicmaz
300, Mi9tgan. lit iebt i'm 8etrie6.
. q .
Sn Der 8e9eno bon glatnfielb, Wtsz
rOnftn, 1T in Oieiem 9srbit me6r 8in<
4errOggen geidet pOrOPn, als fonit, uno bic
Saat 9e3t in pOr5iiglifsm 3uitanO in ten
Minter.
Die &ii6en3uderfabrit in Chino, s a :
ittornten, bat na9 elmer 5bdtigteit
bon So Sa9en ben 8etrie6 einqetelt. Sc
puroen 44,336 Sons Riiben berarbsitet
nnO Oaraus 12,956,OO0 9funb :3udsr Qez
1ponnen.
q
Der @erGuft an S9tpeinen burG g6oz
!era uno anbere 9rant6eiten ,in biefem
Grnteiabr bat in S IN a nut II 9rD5ent
betrdgen, mas i'm @ergGei9 nit friibsren
SaRren Elm iebr giinitiger 4usmeis 1T.
j. . q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

6ier3u benubte Samsn par aus 9plano inn
pDrttrt porben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

467. 9aben sic eimen @bonnenten Na7
mems SriB Nier it6eimer? @r lit metn Srus
Der. 8ieGeidt piirben 2eier bieies Slat>
tes, bic ieinen Nufent6alt fennen, MIDI baz
BON bena9ri9tigen. ST lit S4ntt"o bon
8eruf unb 55 Sabre alt.
Srau Murgaret6u 81 q ,,
9ut6rie, Sainois,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

8ommiKGr McGrearp in Minnipe9,
@anuha, fat bonn @rafen Solitoi eiiteE
8ebieG fir $4,000 erbalten, UNI CUR I'M
teritibung Der 9u6obor3sn in Der gta>
blirung ibrer &olonte in GanaDa berpenbet
gu perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

G6icu9oer 8apituGiten poGsn in Battle
Grsef, Mt3ioun, nit einem Soften
aufpanoe BON $5OO,OOO cine 8ibsn3uder;
5o6rit erri9ten. Die Stabt CAB fir ben
8au Is 4cres 2ano Der; bic 5a6rit brau6t
5000 Ncres Sarmlaab fir 3uderriiben=
&ultur.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

Die neue 8ii6en3uderfa6rit in Raicma=
BOD, Mi9tgan. lit ieBt i'm 8etrte6,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-20

Inter Dem gieb berri6t in Der l1mgebune
BON MOrgun, MinnefOta, cine fonoer.
bare 8rant6eit, pelGe f3pn grpBen S9a.
ben Osruriu4t bat. 9as 8ieb, peI4es Dor
berIelben befa1en pirb, idipilt fur9tba1
auf unb Derenbet inner6alb elmer 5tunbe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-04
sishep Nlnss VII Lse,sr,

Prescolts eitizens will have an opportunity this evening of enjoy ing a rare treat 10 toe lecture line Rishop W. X Ninde, D D., l.. L. D, who has been holding the annual conference of the Nj. F. church, has consented to deliver . lecture this evening al the Methodist church. His subject will be The Orieot 10 War Times" and will deal with China aud Japan during the late var between those two countries.
 Bishop Ninde spent several years in lndiA, Japan aud CoreA. snd was in China and Japan during the war bes seen those countries. He is s very keen observer and is possessed of very great descriptive powers be- ing a fluent and eloquent speaker Every one who can possibly attend should not faIl to do so. as It e very seldom that our people have the op- portunity right at their own homes to listen tO so distinguished and able lee urer as Bishop Ninde. There will be DO admission fee charged. and tO all who desire it the lecture will be absolutely free. although a collection will be taken up when those present can make such a dOBA- ton ss they see ft.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-04
In Memoriar.

Died, near Silome Springs. Ark, September 2lst, 1889. Maggie Wing held, aged 10 years.
 Deceased was the youngest child of dr. and Mrs J. H. Wing6eld of this place, and sister of the late Clint Wing6eld. The death of any person in any community of civil ize l people IS sad affair, but this case Is especially SO.
 On the 2nd of July, 1899, these people had to give up their son, who was murdered here with his partner, R. M. Rodgers. The mother seemed almost inconsolable over the loss of her son, and with ali the kindness and cancellations purposely bestowed on the mother by the kind people here to help her to bear the terri ble grief of the loss of her son and our exemplary citizen. The family aud friends thought trip back to her old home a good idea, and as one of Mir. Wingfeld's brothers was out here on visit she went back with hIm.Ou the Fist the father re- eeived two telegrams, one stating the child was very sick and another dated four hours later stating sue was dead. Mr Wingfeld started for Arkansas the next day.
 The old saving of misfortunes never come singly has been true in this case. and fl such a thing was possible l might add. the greatest of calamities has been followed by still greater ore.
 Maggie Wingfeld was a lovAble child and a pet with all the kinfolks and a universal favorite with all the people.
 The sympathy of the entire com munity in this valley goes out ID . full measure to the bereaved par ents in the loss of their sweet babe. This noble woman and good mother remarked to me just after l had ~'ashed and dressed the remains of her son the dsyafter he was murdered and the last time she ever saw him. that the hardest trial for any one in this world was to give up those we love.
 May God help her in her troubles is the wish of all here, whose heart strings are sorely touched by the sad Cews. c. W. H.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-04
From Saturdays Daily.

,. W. and Grant Carter are in toyn from Kirkland.
 The Rebekahs will give their 49 dance next Tuesday evening, Don't forget to secure s ticket for the Rebekah's dance next Tuesday evening.
 Captain A. E. MscOmber, of Flag staf. came in on last nights train for s brief visit.
 George Ruffner returned yesterday from . two weeks outing ID the Mogollon mountains.
 Some of our territorial exchanges announce the departure of F. T. AspinwalI for Ecuador, South Amer ica.
 Jerome physicians have their hauds full of fever patients now. Happily no deaths have occurred this week.-Jerome Reporter.
 The Monday club will hold a meeting next Monday at 2:3O a, the K. of P. hall. Members are request ed to bs presert.
 Fred Roberts who went all through the Filipino campaign with the Nebraska regiment, IS visiting with bis sister, Mrs. T. J. Coslter, of Flagstaff.
 Rev. O. H. Frambes preached the sermon at last evenings conference services. Rev. Frambes is a very earnest worker and his sermon last evening was a very convincing one. Chaplain Scott will preach in the morning Sunday st the Baptist church and Rev. J. NJ. Baxter. pastor of the NJ. E. church of Flagstaff will preach in the evening.
 J. Hayes, cashier of 8 Pittsburg, Fs, bank, died in Phenix two hours after his arrival there Thursday. He came out for the benefit of his health, but was dying on his arrival Chaplain Scott, who has been down to Scott sdale turing the week, fixing up his business, returned this morning and is now ready to enter upon the duties as pastor of the Baptist church.
 H.P. Anewslt will leave tomorrow morning for Los Angeles and San Diego for a weeks vacation. On his return he will be accompanied by ! his wife who has been visiting there for about two or three months
 Hon. Lyman J. Gage, secretary of the treasury in President Mckinley s cabinet, accompanied by his wife and George Ayers, 6 wealthy citizen of Chicago, visited the Grand can yon this week, going in via the Flag staff route.
 Bishop Ninde will preach at the Methodist church tomorrow at II o'clock. The Bishop is spoken of as & very able and eloquent divine snd all who can should hear him to- morrow.
 4 gentleman who arrived from Williams yesterday evening informs the JoCRNAL-MNER that the con- struction work on the Grand Canyon railroad is progressing finely. About thirty miles of grading and bridge work is now completed north from Williams. Ties and rails are nov on the ground at Williams and laying ! the rails on the first thirty miles will soon begin and forty-fYe miles