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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
Nc, f al ~
About stuart's D ysp epsia Tablets
They Cure Stomach Troubles and Indig estion,
Anyway, " hether You Have Faith
in Them or N ot.5 # 8s.a .sA
lnTh.em or Not.

ALL physicians agree that the element OF
Faith has a great deal to do In the cure of
Firm belief and confidence In q family
physician or the sans confidence q and
Ruth in patent medicine have produced
remurka BILE cures In all ages. 1 -
This rs especially true in nervous trou-
oies. and no field offers SO pr-altlc a frar-
vest for tho quack and c7rarlatan as the
o15easeS arising from u weak and run
down nervous system. 5iss X
Nevertheless. the most common of all
diseases, indigestion, and stomach trou-
bles. which In turn cause nervous dis
loss Of flesh. requires something besides
faith to cure. 1852 "a y
Mere faith will not digest your food for
you, Will not give ych an appetite, Will
not increase your flesh and strengthen
your nerves and heart, but Stuart's Dys-
cause they are composed OF the clements
of digestion; they contain the Juices. acids
and peptones nestesary to the digestion
and assimilation of all wholesome food. (.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets Will digest
1000 II placed In a jar or bottle in water
heated to IS degrees, and they will do 1t
much moro effectively when taken into
the stomach after meals, whether you
have faith that They will or not
They invigornte the stomach make pure
blood and strong nerves in the only way
that nature can do 1t, and that Is from
plenty OF Wholesome food, we'll d.ges led.
II Is not what we cat. but what we digest
that does us good
StuaTt's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
druggists at 20 cents for full-sized pack
age.
Little book on cause and cure of stom-
goh troubles mailed free by addressing
r. A. Stuart Co.. Mnrshall, Mich.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
rHEKENTuc,sy CONTEST.
ELEVEN COUNTIES YET INvoLv-
ED IN DISPUTE


(By Telegraph to virglnian- Pilot.)
Frankfort, Ky, Dec. 5.-The State
Board of Election Commissioners, sit
ting as q canvassing board, finished It's
work ut 4 o'clock this afternoon. and
tomorrow at IL o'clock the members
will sit in the State Senate chamber
as contesting board TO hear argu-
merits In the cases Of eleven contesting
counties. The first great fight will come
up on the question of whether or not
the board has the right to go behind
the certified returns. filed with the Sec
retry of State by the different coun-
ties. Upon the issue of the argument
on this point will rest the name of the
next Governor of Kentucky.
On the face of the returns, now on file
with the Secretary Of State. Mr.. Taylor
has n plurality of 2,3S3, his total vote
being 1914. against 191.331 for. Goebel.
If there Is to be no "going behind the
returns. the board Will have no option
but to issue the certificate of election
to Taylor. If the board decides that
1t has the power to- go behind the re-
turns there Is no telling who will receive
the certificate. 1t will depend entirely
upon the results of the contest to be
decided before the board, and the mat
ter will without doubt be carried for
final settlement to the State Leglsla-
ture, which meets next month.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06


81 u; ow, S the only < reason SO many people
remain thini is because their. stoniachs tio
not properly and ooniplet elys digest and
;assamiiate the Is feSh-forminsss beefsteaE
and eggs We eat every day. ~
ssa There are thousands Of 8 such Ss peonisS
and G they ara really s dyspeptlc,y althougf,
they may not guifes amy artfcuar pain
such persons would take WI tn their mi a
some preparati ion like Stuart's Dyspepaias
Tablets the food would be quickly dtresTt
ed and the proper, DEGREE ;of plum pnefss
are prepared exacly for that purpose.
They Will digest every variety, OF fiesh-s
forming food, which Is the sole reas son
why: they 50 quickly build is;5 up = and
m EN-. ~ & 81
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure eYspep.
STA and every form of indigestion on this
common sense plan that they, digest the
nerve and organ Of the body wfsies at
the slne time the stomach has a chance
To- rest and i. ,recoye its natuIu vigor.
stomach trouble, or to make thin, IS dws.
peptic people strong. plump and we'll -,
THIS excellent preparation Is maiiufac.
tured by F. A.. Stuart Co... Marshall,
Mich, and sold by druggists everyWliesr,e
at 90 cents per package.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06

tlto pure blood, strong nerves ana mus
iGes ind all the flesh q person needs to
haye for health, symmetry and be,lGty.E1
81 every person knows whether or not his
or her digestion Is what 1t sh otlid be,
but every person does not know villa Is
proservea healthy condition of tho .diges-
tive organs. IT is not done by the use of
any wonderful secret patent medicine but
by the use of certain harmless digestive
spS..nciples, which, taken at meals will
digest the food anyway, regardless OF the
weak condition of the stomach. -;
Dr.. Brooks recommends a combina ton
nscpt!c pepSan, and Golden Seal prepar-
ed In convenient tablet form and sold by
druggists everywhere under the nlIrtc OF
Stnart's Dyspepsia ia bets.
THESE pleasant tasting tablets are to
DO dissolved in the mouth after each mini
and nlnglng in the food in the stomach,
ligest 1t perfectly. There is nothing won
derful about this. Any physician or chem-
LIST knows that Stuart 8 Dyspepsia Tab
lets WIKI do this because repea terly tested
ana proved, and thousands Of cured dys-
pepEcs hive found 1t to be true also.
Or. liel1lanSon states that these tablets
increase flesh because they digest flesh
everyday food; for the same reason they
purify the blood and strengthen veal;
nerves. In no other way can 1t be done,
because: flesh. blood and nerves are OBJ
rained from the food we eat.
Or. Jennfson once stated that he bcjltev-
ed 5o-cent package of Stuarts Dyspep-
sia Tablets would give more real benefit
tors fees. = - :
These tablets may be found at any drug
IEA.st DIsEASE.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
PETERSBURG.
TRAMP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
RAILROAD MEETING

Petersburg. Va, Dec. 81 Joseph
Houston 9 ll't:c a young white man hailing
from Kansas City, Mo-. was very seri-
e O. Injured to-day near waverly
slaItlon. He was stealing a ride on a
freight train on the Norfolk and
Western Railroad, when he got caught
Under IND one Of the cars. His right foot
4 ,lI lett hand were cut off. He was
brought to the Home for the Sick
In this city for treatment.
3. MT: Leslie L. Lewis and Miss Eva
virginia Allan, both OF this city, were
married In Halifax, N. C., yesterday
by Sheriff Miller. s7I mn
" The Executive Committee of the
Central State Hospital will hold Its
regular monthly meeting tomorrow. It
lis understood that only routine busl-
ness Is to be transacted.
The Board of Directors of the Rich
smond. Petersburg and Carolina Rail-
road held a meeting here to-day to
consider the matter in reference to the
completed, n
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06

Ss-i
metsInx annual session q t Holland Rev.
] NJ G..S Newman, the retiring PRESIDENT,
called the body to order. Il s5 -
g The following officers were elected:
Rev. j. O.. Atkinson, Elon College, 81 N.
c., president; j J; r. West SuffolE vice
president; Rev. i. w. Johnson, Suffolk,
secretary; T.. Re- 8 Gaskins, Benefits
Creek, treasurer. " ,sss q II q,
Addresses were made by Revs. j.. w.
Harrell and R. H. Peel. of Waverly.
HARVEY JONES DYING.
AS a result of an accident at the
plant of the Virginia Manufacturing
Company, Harvey Jones, 10 years of
age. is dying. He VIII not likely live
through the night. The young man lies
at home. on Holiday street, near
Bank. There are a widowed mother and
other children. s. RI
Harvey was struck on the right side
Of the stomach by a board that was
driven with fatal force by a circular
saw. The. board was 6x30xss inches.
Drs j. M. Gibson and r.. q. Parker
are the attending physicians. The blow
has resulted elm perltonitis. The youth
has been In collapse nearly all day. the
temperature standing at 80. Tonight he
is getting delirious.
A STANDS PETITION.
Former Councilman j.. Walter Ho-
sier tonight sent to Richmond a. pc
tition asking that Senator Stands be
admitted to caucus There were about
10 signatures, including well-known
Democrats.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
FREE TO BILLIONS.
ynfuab,o L,ttie hook sent Fee
for the AsHtus.

Medical books are not always Interest,"
Ing reading, especially to people enjoying
good ,health. but as a. matter of fact
sSe c. one person n ten is perfectly
inter sickness must come. 4fs
It Is a well-es tabHshed truth that
nfne-tenths of all diseases originate with
stomach weakens and impover.shes the
SYSTEM making 1t easy for disease to
gain foothold. ~ = ~
disease, liver trouble. or. a weak heart
and nervous system as long as the d.
gesaoni Is good and the stomach able to
asssimtiats plenty of wholesome food
score Of ways. and this little book de-
scr:bes the symptoms and causes and
points the way to cure so simple that
any one can can understand nnd apply
trouble and do not know 1t. They ascribe
the headache, the languor. nervousness,
insomnia. palpitauon, constipation and
than ths Il true one Get your digestion lu oe
the right track and the heart trouble
lung trouble. liver d sease. or nervous de-
btlity VIII rapidly disappear,
This little books treats entirely on the
cause and removal of indigestion and Ms
Accommodating hnnoyances.
1t describes the symptoms of Acid Dys-
pops q, Nervous Dyspepsia. Slow Dyspep-
sin. Ambiguous Dyspepsia, Catarrh or
the Stomach and ali Affections of the d.
gestive organs In plain language, easily
It gives valuable Suggestions as to diet.
and contains n table diving length OF
time required to digest various articles
OF food; something every person with
weak digestion should know,
NO price Is asked. but simply send your
name and address, plainly written on pos.
tai card. to +. A. Stuart Co.. Marshall,
ach D.sea ses, and It will be,sent promptiy
by return mail. h -
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.
DIFFERENT VERSIONS OF BAT
TILE OF MODDER RIVER.

i ~
(By Telegraph to vIrglnian- Pllot)
London. Dec. 5.-The War Office to-
day received the following dispatch
from General Forester Walker under
date of December 5:
General Methuen reported that at
Modder River ne found twenty-thrce
bodies and that twenty-seven bodies
have since nonted to the surface of the
river. The people say that some bodies
were buried and that others were taken
on mules to 4Jacobsdal, where the Ems
lin wounded We're also taken. Com
mandant Albrecht's wagon, perfectly
fitted up asi a pharmacy and surgery,
was captured. The enemy's loss was
more than ours and their morale has
been much shaken
The following is Boer version OF the
battle OF Modder River:
Pretoria, Wednesday, November 90
DelnreyS official report states that
large force of British, yesterday morn
Ing, attnclsed- his command at Modder
River. Heavy fighting lasted for hours.
Cron1e and pelarey took up strong po-
sitions, the Free Skaters being rein
forced. Delarey had II killed and
wounded, including his eldest son. The
Free StaterS losses are unknown. AT
dark the Beers retired slowly to their
positions. having prevented the British
from forcing their way to Kimberley"
HOTTEST ON RECORD.
London, Dec. $3.50 a. m.--The CEN
sorship continues to be Of the strictest
character Virtually no news Is allow
ed to pass except diaries Of events
within the beleaguered garrisons and
positions.
According to the latest accounts of
the battle of Nfodier River, the Boer
fire was the hottest on record, and will
reyolutionize existing theories. 1t was
effective up to 1000 yards, but the cas-
tunlties among the prone troors was
trlIing. 1t was found impossible to
bring the British ammunition reserves
to the firing line. Many Beers wearing
red -cross badges We're actually employ
ed in serving out ammunition.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
To Exhumo the M aIne's Dead.
{ (By Telegraph to virginian-P Pilot

Washington. Dec. 5-Assistant Sec
rotary Allen has received letter from
Captain j. g. Greene, commandant OF
the naval station Mt Havana. saying
that contracts have been executed for
lexhuming the remains OF the dead OF
the battleship Maine. buried in Colon
Cemetery. The battleship Texas, which
will be used for the transportation OF
these remains is now on her way from
Brunswick, Ga. to Hampton Roads
where she will coal md provision and
then start for Havana.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
ARE YuU T,sINe
no You Want Z" nrc"n,e Fieshy2
A FEW IuPI.n RulIs.
Flesh and Not Fat e. wInI 4. Mood
/ ed,

fat To be symmetrical ard properly
proportloned every person should have a
ccrtaD amount of flesh. To be plump
does not necessarily mean to be fat Fat
- undesirable; 1t clogs and retards the
action of every muscle interferes with
the hullthy action of the heart and lungs.
-degenera t!on-of vital organs. to say moth
Ing of tho discomfort, more or less, re-
sultng from excessive adipose tissue.
wishes to become fieshy and plump. the
thing most needed would he flesh-f form
ing foods In other words albuminous
kind of food that make flesh are the foods
ihHt form the greater part Of our daily
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
Dewey Rente a Pow.

(By Telegraph to virginian- Pilot.)
Washington. D. c., Dec. 4.-Admral
Dewey has rented n pow In the fash
slonable Saint. Johns Episcopal Church.
OF which Rev. Macltay Smiths pastor.
He has also been chosen trustee of
the Episcopal Cathedral on the Ten
,nallYoWn Road,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06

to VtrglniahISlf FOL- rs
sEss d. 81 Dec 5.-4rhe two
81 ioliAes 6f the y gislature held sepa-
tsgca6usessh here tonight The main
~ ~ WIS In TIL fight for the clerk
ships He'll ouse. William II. Mann,
iSs Peter burr issSy as elected on the sec
S 9Fd ball OF the old officers We're
IN ths SENATE ali the old officers were
elected d 81 exec t the doorkeeper, Dr..
VyssSs1 q ann, rs who was defeated A. by
sss y ANIL onald = OF sStaunton.
EEE Il SITANDSs CASE.
ss not y light was + expected against
S4hegseafi of william Stands. lnde-
peAae Mt s as ~ South amp ton, but the
ssstFengtht e ! had i DEVELOPED frightened
|sShis ,pIssonentsg and, as O. COMPROMISE,
aha STep sort on his case In thirty
sad fganwhile Senator Stands Will
perMit tied to sit In caucus, hut with
|s;5; GsIIDR IS APPOINT
II ~ an Eli 3 Button clerk OF the Senate.
ss5i hi app al ted M s. w. Il Whenever. of
s 6Ttsmout ii, Y one By OF his committee
~ ssss EsA u cHIsE AMENDMENT.
On IF. e Patterson, member Of
~ liz House ofFDelegates from this city,
We u s1-1'.
~ grsa III ifhpor become law at
~ Kills Ssions OF the body. The bill Is to
lend 8the const itu ton in reference to
Q1ali fiEat ion} of voters. He has also
sSseXerAl sSother imp ortant, measures to
sspf ppse,SIIe eli says of the measure: The
sla0G OF the bill will bio to get rid OF
~ rs igfi oTantla and &illlterate negro vote.
TIL M tfSsil ii be a great thing for our
ISL toto get rid Of tina vote as far as
sspbS sfblaS ii Aa legl titnnte e way rs
hGEclli Ell features OF the Mississippi
cor s. q t3iEs pn have been passed upon by
fthsiS npT ems Court OF the United States
:ssgsiId g5ipl I'D 4, + &
s cha a ASSURE will eIS! Ne us TO di-
dsEon econ mics measures and discuss
6.aisS tionsS heT5s han WhfS supremacy,
esalIse hen, IN " pipion, white SUI
~ wv 4l Id Asbe assure J.
SSsSssSs IDLY DY5ANTICIPATED.
The genera 81 Impression, seems to be
ssthGtS The Leg !sla ture which meets here
tbsinGrT oW9 illH be h q lively body. from
rtsg s Nearly all of the mems
are q la "a town and each one has his
Dock tsS full aofs bi Ills and others In his
milne lichs he pr poses to offer.
TATE;sE OYSTER LANDS.
isat houg tSthnt there may be some
spyafer.s egisla alton. 81 There has as yet
S|sEhesp no sind icat Ion {of q movement on
III ha mar " OF any corporations or indi-
sssSSt dual ySto ~ secure n possession OF the
TSss}thte,s soys ter Y Ia nd g 4
HID SUPREME COURT.
IssFs SJasesS taken up in the State Supreme
&SsoIf tStosda ysWereSa as follows:
sss West End Real Estate Company vs..
argued by Robert w. Tomlln
Esplaintlff @ina error, and B.. b. Nun
N$ord and wv. nderson for defendant
an afTorI and submitted.
on sRSSVs.S City OF w williamsburg, ar
y y Fired SbytsJ o. IN Stubs for plaintiff in
efTarsSalds bmit tied.
I&as ext y cases sto = be called are:
sssEi hTnOnd Tract lon Company VS.. Hide
sil & q ity4 Of /: Norfolk vs.. Young and
e y ton Mills VS. Green, n us
ssss ind gs
IA GARDo OLA GUILTY..
Iss Saae Rof "A W, Cardoza, the col
EcfsaS pns tal scl srk, charged with robblng
s was a tried n to-day In the
Il ates ID district Court and he was
sx0nMd Elilt ". D q 4.
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morning fnS quest OF his. daughter Eva,
who l ran away from q happy home sew
5eral weeks ago!
MT: iillicll said he learned that the
girl, who is II years sold had been en-
gagged by a;dramatic agent and sent to
the nc Liverpool House in this city. An
officer was sent to. the place, where the
girl was found j There was an affecting
i reconciliation, and in the afternoon,
both happy, started for the City Of
.Brotherly Love. y
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LYNCHBURG.
ARTHUR

ARTHUR DIIRR RDFUSED NEW
TRIAL
Lynhburg, Va, Dec. 6.-Judge Chris
tian, in the Corporation Court to-day.
refused to set aside the verdict of the
jury convictlng Arthur N. Derr of en-
beE2lemert and condemning him to
three years imprisonment Another
motion made to-day by Derr's counsel
for new trial on the ground that new
evidence had been discovered has been
taken under advlsement by the Judge.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
.EcRET PATENT MEDICINES WILL.
NOT DN 1T.
rhere simpler and ne,,or way.

There is onlv ono way to nur!fy the
blood. only one way to Increase flesh.
and that Is through tae-stomach and d.
Eestive organs. Why? Because the stom-
ach and d gestlve organs make blood and
flesh, bone, nerves, and sinews. DID you
evor see n person blessed with healthy,
vigorous stomach and digestion who had
impure blood, muddy. sallow complexion,
or who had weak nerves. secpless nights
and the thousand and one pains and aches
arising from poor Digestion? No. because
perfect digestion converts the food eaten
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
lEI,sDD @LEGIsI1ArIONI.


;ssSssts & g olson. member OF the
p delegates from this district,
wing for Richmond, made
4 sssternent sot the legislation which
ssa ~ ggest ted to him, and which
sS6eiyss his gprayerSul attention.:
tSIss5ige Yin the charter of Newport
re pea ling and amending Of
siss aags governing the police force;
eco me mt Of certain laws for the
tee ton OF 'Bloodtleld,. and
\ HESI1nd Ike 3 ext ension OF police
&; II Sas To- include North Newport
astment or amendment Re- Of
RI she protect ton OF Warwick
VIZ q 3sease OF epidemlcs; amend :
e|SsSSg yster law iriregard to dresl-
aSs1 nm es river to have the il!ne
baylor 3 survey n arkefl !.
s Hsnsnt q the beuilslax SO as q to
tatS aklng of shell and sinai i oys-.
n .atNTa 4 ss5i rock IS hetls and
Il safI eng law In regard to fish.
HIN me ts 81 kes and Ira I. to
erning 4 abpolr, tSna ! ~ & 81 81
Is r egg ~ tho county; to
a Y Y llia II burg 4 CHARTER u ia
|5sa M pEsyen I killing OF Wild
esE ti eess s9ltl D arIWSick county:
:Ss 4 ia law s;E 5Is3i
s|I;a ~ fsHTEsR. FOUND 81
| t5osdo bus ID, 1le Of 81
81 II z s Il thts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
ONLY oNE WAY

TO Purify the Blood. IncrSasc Flesh
md StrcuEibeu mnd TO Cure
Iuitig"stiOn.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
! i | j EXPORT / i NEWS.

,DSED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,sgsl MISSING DAUGHTER.
SSpe ctal to yirginian- Pilot.) 4
AZ ewa, Va, Dec. 5.-Chief of
arWond to-day sent House
ssil Booker to Portsmouth after.
aSNfY Williams. the escaped bur-
Arrested in that city. s
7 his date the chief has not
iflHinl ~ notified of the arrest OF
Sat urdaya he received a pri-
telling. him that the man
lasi. ehended, asking him if
him here, and making In
to a reward, No reward has
9een offered Tor the man,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
SHE DREADED DECEMBER.

s5tII1 TN I1<f 20 = 11 = "
Before going to Baltimore Mrs.
Briggs made n remark which might be
construed into n premonitlon. though
she, at the time. had no thought of last
nights tragedy. Mrs. Briggs told lady
friend she would be glad when De-
cember was gone. She has had several
dear relatives to die in this month.
MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION.
The. Christian Missionary Association
of Virginia and North Carolina to-day
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-06
CARD OLA GUILTY.

Saae Eof 81 Cardoza, the COL
efs stnl gol ERIK, charged with robbing
HE I'm all Ri, was. b! tried 4 to- day In the
lnifgd tates District Court and ne was
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-20
TO BUILD A NEW BRIDGE
One to Be Constructed Across
the Big Blackfoot River.
COMMISSIONERS ORDER IT
Citizens to Do the Work and Count y to
Furnish Two Hundred Dollars
Worth of Lumber-Commis-
sioners in Session.

A new bridge is to be built across the
Big Backfoot river near Orando, ,es-
idents of the vicinity contributing
largely to the cost. The county Will
contribute 5000 of the total amount
This was decided upon at a session
of the county commits s;oncrs he /
yesterday. A petition hume, ols "
signed, was presented asking tha1 tie
bridge be constructed. John 1'unni-
gan, who lives on he river, Cf"rfl 20
furnish the labor. Accordingly, tht
commissioners made an appropriation
of 5000 with which to purchase UNI
Der.
The bond of John Y. Datterton, pub
lie administrator, in the sum of $4,000,
was approved by the commissioners.
The sureties are u. J. To)my, John
Gerdts and Peter TIli-rI.
On an examination of the work done
during June on the new court house,
$l561i15 one of the regular payments,
was ordered made to Contractors Do
Ian & Hammil.
1t was recently decided by the com
missioners to let the contract for
burying pauper dead to the lowest bid
der. To that end bids were asked.
Yesterday they were opened. and were
TnttIn so5 ana Staar e. Cnn,.d coz
an ,,ere reientad 'ee '" ''' T-''
n, tbe onnlicatio, of y ,,,o,har of
citizens w u,'ts, a arnoint al
constahIa AZ AIon n4,ir Va tor.p ppI,,' 70
All a vacancv p''l "
ou,rtarI,, rano,.ts 90 Foo, ,o,,,,.,s h,,
o,1,nt,, da,oa,s 20 Va a, ~, e' ~
lows. Conntv clerk ana rocordar ssss
Sbarief s1s5 olerI. ae ~ e,,rt ssoe
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-20

bers. All of the butcher shops in the
city had been closed as a mark of re-
spect to the deceased and a large dele
cation from the Anaconda Butchers
union attended the funeral.
The pallbearers We're John Wenger,
]. X. Mallory and Albert Bourbonniere
of the Masons and r. E. Maloney. M.
d. Pennington and w. II. Helard of
the Butchers union.
Beautiful and costly floral tributes
had been sent, among which was pill
low of roses and carnations from the
Butchers union; a broken column of
carnations from the employees of the
Montana Meat company. an emblem of
carnations from the Masons and bOu-
quet from Mrs. Charles Flood.
Funeral services were held by Rev
Alfred Brown at St. Marks Episcopal
church. Interment was had in the Ma
sonic plot.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-20
BURIED WITH HONORS.
Body of James johnson Followed to the
Grave by Sorrowing Friends.

James Johnson has been laid to rest,
The funeral of the good butcher" as
he was familiarly known, took place
yesterday afternoon from Ehret's I'M
dertaking establishment and was large
~ attended.
johnson was well known in Anaconda,
having resided here for more than
II years. He was very popular with
all who knew him and how well he was
liked was demonstrated by the fact that
all day yesterday the undertaking par
lors of Ehret We're crowded with Visi-
tors who came 10 look upon his face.
The funeral arrangements were in
charge of the Masonic order, and the
members turned out in large num-