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RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exc.us"en'
n,o,r ,,.ck. .EIectro Pneumatic Sishh''
station. in New York. foot OF Liberty '''
and South Ferry. Whitehall ST.
Trains lenve foot Of Liberty st.
On and after June 20. ihsS. o..
FOR Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Maucn ~" "a 20
800 7:iS p:io A. NJ. d20o NJ TO Hs'o snndays $50
to Ea.tcnl $40. 1;so to Ea' .'ao 600 81 p
r., WiLesbarre PIttston and Scranton. wv ~" " ~
I 40 D. NJ Sundays. 4:30 A. VI. - IAN am 0.iO
For Reading and Harrisburg 4" ~ ~ 40 800 s:s5.
600 to Reading p M II 10 might sTnSsyp; H. i2iS
to Reading A. NJ. 100 i:4S o;3o o'" T. "''
night .. . um,.r,.noy, at 400. 800.
s:d S 4 H. n. LOO: :So Is, 600 p. st.. i2i5 night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c. n,.v.
For Red Rank Long Branch Asbury PARK ~ 20
and points south Point Pleasant 4;5o o''" *
~. 600 Saturday: cny) "o Mso 20 s,S 90 Sat
uriays only p. NJ Sundays stops at aa oo % n
bury Park and Ocean Grove,. 9:l5 NJ I'm, ~ % N
For Atlantic Highlands iU' o co'' " 100 p ~
rat $50 S 80 A. NJ. 80. 4:30 p NJ Sundays so
For Atlantic city Vineand. and Bridsetoh' '''' :" "
For Monmouth Beach, seabrisht. and Highlands OF
Navesnk 4:3O $50 1000 A. NJ. 21b. 4:+5 SID r. d.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
From pier s r. r.. foot OF Rector ST ~,
For Atlantic Highlands. Highlands OF NaSesnh,, IA
mande Rumson Beach seabrigh M9nmo1 in BOO g a.
$50 $50 p NJ. Sundays. $50 NJ 100 r. ma ,o,p,,
For Elberon. Asbury Park Ocean GROVE an n1 P
SCUM POM, F;a:sn go $50 NJ sundays
at Interaken for Asbury Park and ocean "'o"o' '''
A. NJ. 100 +. NJ
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LOST.

LOST.
>>>o~~.~~~~~~~~~~~N ~N~N~~N~~NNN~.~~
HANDBOOK No. 210, 78S OF the Union
Dime Swings Institution is mirsinG. Any
person having a claim TO II Is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days.
or submit 10 having said passbook can
csl,ed and q new one issued.
LOST -Bankbook No. 238. 4O6 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book IL called upon to present
the same To the bank within thirty days
or the said book will te declared cancelled
and eX,inguished and a new one issued In
lieu thereof.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R

anu ''''' .Daiiy Except sunday ssundays
PITTsBUhG. .4.ao a. m; t5so p m. N.1s .. m.
si1 rs night a m. trains from l1bSrty-st only)
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 1000 a m. $3.50 .. M
NEW ORLEANS. '453 p m. Through sleeper.)
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WARRINGTON BALTIMORE. 1855. 1000 CDiner)
eli 40 A. M DINER. 100 .. m. 'l45 tDiner) t3 20
DINER, .456 Diner). 1888 p. and '2 Is night NOR
All trains are Illuminated with Pinsch Light.
0fhces: lI3. I72 261 43i 1854 Bdwsy 81 p. l4th
i2f Bowery ~ Y. 800 344 Fulton Brooklyn. White
hail Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
o destination.
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0catbers

DRIvATE TUITION:-By college graduate having
IL long experience in coaching conditioned students
Address HERMAN DRISLER. . East 10th St.. n. Y. City
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ReIiQions Notlres.

Religions Notires.
A-A.-METROPoLITAN TEMPLE 7th-axs and
1lfh-st-Key r.. CADNAN. -. D.. Pastor. VIII preach
norninr and evening Meetings every night Lectures
MONDAYS Tuesdays and Wednesday, Prayer service
Ws6nssdsys Questions answered Fridays. and the Popu-
Lar Concerts for the people Saturdays All seats nee
Cool auditorium
AMERICAN MISSION TO THE !EWs; ~ "ranoos s:
.ornsr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WARSZAWIAk preschse
TO-DAY saturday at p. m. Subject: The True ana
C., W. for SalvatIon Sunday evening service ~
Sunday school for ADULTS at 23O Mdweek preach-
Ing service Friday evening at O'CLOCK n" isA''''
welcome
AT rur SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. e6th st.
ana Central Park WesiUnion service OF the F1u,ih.
6ark ana Scotch
LACE OF New-York will preach at ii and D. Union
1nyer-sneetng WEDNESDAY evening al o.
AT CHURCH OF THE TRANsFIGCkAIIOS. Ath,ei;
S~fWeen Madison Celebrations anu "a
O'clock Mathis 1890 Choral evensons O'Clock every
onlnday.
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ADVERTISEMENTS ana suoscripf,s1,n.sso Ss
The Tribune received at the ups,tn
once. No. l.?i2 Broadway. ID do'' .Svee.
OF Sist-st.. until o o'clock p. N. ssSnch
tisements received at the foliowtn! ..sisck
offices ~ regular ONCE rates until .2Xxi
D. N. via 26A sth-,avo.. Q Q epss
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. West b7th-st-Dr.
MORSE breaches morning subject Christians Under Or
ders' Evening. All Are Builders Where? Strangers
welcomed
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CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 10th
st. and 7th-ave.. Rev. DIR. WILLIS opELI. Pastor 40
Preaching by the Rev S. l. BEII4ER. D. D.. At 1880
a. m. and i:4S p. m. Prayer service Wednesday. 745
m. Cordial welcome.
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5fboot Aseneies.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A suppli.- Professors Teacher Tutors 0overnes's~
Mrs. 81 J. YOUNG-F FULTON. % Union SQUARE
A ENTERTAINMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown ONCE, No 1922 broadway
d Of 3st-st, until O'Clock advertise
received the foowing branch Ofccs at regular
Office rates until O'Clock p. m, viz: 24 shave.
cor 23d-st. ave. l2h-st: Mays. 9Th
and Jih-st.: 1872 Columbus ave near West 6eth-st l0e
6th-sve.; 90 East l&th-st 2S1 West
<2d-s between 7h and Sh 100 East 41thst: l83S
3d-ave between 10th and 77th sta l.08 Sdavs. near
l. S0th-st.. GO 3dave..
Ils-st 554 % 2lO Blocker 32o Bleecksr-s& :
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. 42d-st., west OF 7,h-
! ave. FRANK NJ GOODCHILD Pastor.-l1 a M The
Sin Of Being Useless p The Glory OF the Cross y
| Baptism night. All welcome.
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Grand Opera House, Thos. Dixon
breaches. II a. M. Santiago; $3.50. La Boursosns"
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BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH. Broadway and
84th-st Rev. CHARLES E. JEFFERSON. d. D.. Pas
tor.-Pyeaehns by Prof. JOHN F: GENCNG. OF Amherst
College, Services o II a. and p m.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

-y~.~.~~o-><~N---... ~~->~,~~'~> . @NN~SN~~>"e"
WANT an established. legitimate bust
ness: have very wide. valuable &C
oua,n,ance and long experience: will give
$40 900 10 S25 900 worth OF free and clear
building lots in the suburbs o. A distant
Southwestern city: must bear the fullest
Investigation; no patents or schemes
WILLIS, Box s. Tribune once.
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BEDFORD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH Rev CHARLES A. HOLI.A. pastcr.-Morn-
ing. $3.50. Sunday school 1880 Rev: s. I. BALDWIN
Pastor. subject. THE Aim and Motive OF Lfe' Md
week prayer service Wednesday evening. I:45 All
welcome
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CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. west b7th-r.
between Broadway and 7th,sve. Rev WiLToN MERLE
| SMITH D. D.. Pastor.-Rev F. L. PATTON D. D.
will preach At II m. and m Christian Endeavor
| Monday. s o m. Welcome.
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FIFTH AVENUE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH.
+sth-st and bth-ave.Church closed during month OF
I..i.,
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BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. Madison ave
and seth t.-Rev. HOWARD l. JONES Pastor. vii
preach at II a. m. and D. m Prayer meeting Wednes
day evening at 7%5 O'clock Open all summer. Strangers
cordially invited.
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LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
llith- st-The Pastor who returned this week from
abroad will preach at 1870 o'clock Wandering in
Many lands and 645 Impressions from the Holy
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MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner alst-
St. Rev HENRY NJ. SANDERS. D. D. PsstorIssrviee
tomorrow a IL Rev. W. WARREN GILES will
preach Sunday school. $3.50 a. Mhweek service
Wednesday p. m.
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PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Madison ave
northeast 73d-st Rev. JOHN T. BUSHNELL
Pastor. Preaching. 10th inst. II a. by Rev. w. O.
MACDONALD.
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CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. corner Of Lexington
ave. and 35th-st., Rev JOSEPH HUTCHINSON, Rector
Morning prayer with sermon at II a. m Holy Com
! munion on first Sunday month.
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old FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, 5th-ave and 18th st.
HOWARD Dt'FTTEIID u. D.. Pastor
IL a. m and 4 p. m. Rev. FRANK w GUNSAULCS. of
Chicago. will preach.
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spenotes express trains.
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. HARLEM
SECOND CHURCH l2Sd-st. and Ienox- ave-Hsv.
JOHN LEWIS CLARK. D. D.. Of Chicago ILL.,. breaches
10 30 n m
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MAN AND WIFE, no children. Danes.
wish situation. any capacity. on gentle
mans place. city or country. KI.uS-
MANN, lb6 Prssidsut-se, Dyooklyn.
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MANHATTAN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
3d. and the Boulevard
Service at II O'Clock. Preaching by Rev JAMES O.
JOHNSON. d. D., Of Chicago.
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MARBLE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. 10Th,
st. and bth-ave-Rev. ARCHIBALD H. BRADSHAW
will preach at II e. m. and p m.
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. Of
b7th-st. Rev. ABBOTT f. KITTREDGE. Pastor.-The
Rev WILLIAM DANA STREET will preach at IL a.
Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening. o'clock.
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ElHz,ILlIIxsCa!

OF America The three THE OLDEST CUBAN
cent STAMP OF this sTANr. 1857.
issue which is dark green in color. costs
s.. either unused or cancelled. at the dealers.
The most expensive Porto Rican stamp il Of
1919 issue. one-pcseta Ga pcseta equals
about 10 cents. brown. 1t has shield
in the centre the word "Ultramar' ana da!e
OF issue on the upper edge. and the postage
price on the lower border. II sells for 81 II
used and 81 II cancelled.
The set Of 1896 vas the last issued. AMI It's
denominations and selling prices are rs follows.
One-half III. violet l cent: l m. lilac brown.
cents: ( m. blue green . cents c. carct.
cents; c. red brown. cents, " C. ultra
marine. 6 cents; 4 c. brown S cents. > C. light
blue. 10 cents Is c. lilac. II cents; : O. rose. -
cents; 20 C olive gray. 50 cents. 80 O.. salmon.
20 cents. 1891 = C. claret. cents: - c black.
81 70 All these bear the head OF the young
King facing to the right. the words Puerto
Rico" along the top and the value beneath.
The total value OF tho fifteen stamps Ia the LAST
set is So o.. On AZ. average o: 20 cents for each
stamp.
VARIOUS CUBAN ISSUES.
There is no doubt tina: nine tn;hs of the PRO
PIE OF the United states would Ike TO see this
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King. which form was adopted In 1880: along
the upper edge were placed the words 'Isa de
Cuba" and underneath the postal value, the
price being in Spanish. as ''un De peso In
1891. 1894. 1896 and 1897 the same sets were
issued bu. with a complete change OF colors.
The values OF The 1897 issue OF Cuban stamps
are as follows: c. lilac brown. 3 cents . c
caret. 4 cents. 1-3 c. rose. cents; c slate
blue. cents; 10 C emerald green. - cents;
90 c violet. ~ cents The value OF this set Of
six stamps IS s. cents or an Average Of II
cents for each stamp The latest issue Of Cuban
stamps, n spec. mon Of which IS reproduced.
bears. above the boy Kings head. The words
"Cuba-1s9S y 10" Tie denOmlr alton here
shown is one Iniesiu1a. or. one-twentieth OF a
cent. The design OF this stamp is the same as
that Of all the current Spanish colonial stamps,
no matter Of what denomination or for what
COiOny.
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lcoHaGOS iNIERiOE

-.
-, % call attention 10 their scarcity until the
soct in hand Is sufficient 10 create a brisk de-
mana The number extant will then be esu-
-o,ed and the catalogue for 1899 viii he altered
- show an advance probably a doubling OF
prices. .ho COMA
.l.hon to the market as do the Confederate
.ar,ns which at the close Of the civil war
80 rendered valuclcss To-day they can hard
- ha found except in collections. \ few OF
.,sD NAV re had for less than 10 cents apiece
~, this applies to only five or six. The rest
=. marked in catalogues among the d0iarS
nd tens Of dollars. Similar In scarcity are the
rni,el States departmental stamps. There are
score Of these worth in the stamp market over
IA single stamp This is only the known re-
spl, Of dead issues. and not . myth. as one can
10 assured by trying to complete set span
sb colonial stamps will soon be dead issues
me resu! will be the same as III the cases
cited -
RARE ISSUES OF HIGH VALUE.
The current Spanish colonial stamps no mat
.sr for what locality intended. bear the likeness
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nA1N'S COLONIAL STAMPS.
r,rrovs WILL. FIND THEM 4 BET
TER SPECULATION THAN THE
OMAHA ISSUE.

.oo,e- had the special issue OF Omaha
heen PLACED on sale than dealers and
n.a.ors all over the country were alive TO any
o. shieh would show that spectators we're
CIV - corner one or more OF the 6enomina-
IL The idea was TO hold an entire hot by
W. x.s,,g them at the larger cities, based on
pu',.oaIedge that IN every large city there
1r - collectors Of foreign postage stamps,
nd that it the world over there are tens OF
,,cusands who will oe anxious TO secure per
,sct set. But many remember the disastrous tnod
~, T., Of some Of the Columbian Issue OF 1872
Ss unen prices fell sharply, and this may ex-
~, the reason why up TO this time no one has
p, - corner in the Omaha issue.
ns,,ar speculation can be made now In
..;,, carly complete sets OF Spanish colonial
several persons have been sharp
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charged with curious
symbols. Up to this
date there have been
nine different sets. In
1893 a set was insu-
tutcd which Tcscmblcd
the Columbian issue Of
The United states in
shape and details, with
the same object ~ cell
cbrating the discovery
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Government print a
special issue OF stamps
for Cuha. and half u
these persons would
Ike % see the Maine
as a rro,CiIen, part of
one % the designs.
y, ere would then De a
way 10 keop alive the
deeds q Lee. Shafter.
Wheeler. Law { o n
Roosevelt. Miles and
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kNduif 49,.
enough to foresee 'n-''
xI,h SPANS dominion
over cuba and Porto
Rico suudered' and
tae Philippines taken
from her control there
vill be no further use
mr the die which has
made Spanish stamps
TOR these colonies
rhercfOre each dealer
has picked UP as many
Of these stamps as he
a., ,.ofTx IN oder
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The young Kings head. facing TO the right. was
adopted as the central figure in 1889 The
latest issue. that OF 1896. displays the head OF
Alfonso XIII. as above. and the values with
prices before the war arc as follows: c. green.
valued at 40 cents; . c. blue 8 cents; 2 C. brown,
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OF Alfonso NIL, and
tie money received
from their sale IS part
OF the revenue which
supports his kingdom
When che stops TO
consider that q certain
rare stamp Of the
Philippine Islands sells
among collectors for
So, il car easily be
seen how q doubling OF
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EARLY PHILIPPINE POSTAGE.

cur, as worn In those
days. At the top are
the words. "CorreOs
lS4 7 s s." and along
the lower edge, in bold
type Franco 3 cs."
This stamp sells a. $50
Rit be an unused COPY.
aAd at go if cancelled.
The 5 C. vermilion OF
N sells f0r SO IN
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Stamp Company, OF New-YOrk, and the average
price OF stamp Of this issue is found TO he ~
cents. A page OF stamps in an album there
fore be regarded rs Of greater value than the
same space which could be covered with $40
bills II the stamps Of equal value to the
last set OF the Philippines.
PORTO RICO'5 STAMPS
II IS barely possible that the United States
may use special stamps for the island OF Porto
Rico. unless the matter OF convenience by pre-
serving similarity has stronger weight. II the
island had been taken by Great Britain. France.
Germany any other Power srecia! series
CT stamps would certainly be printed Stamp
dealers would be willing to pay for the new dies
II the Government would issue special set. be-
cause there would be new demand started
at once. but collectors would certainly petition
Congress not to undertake 1t.
The first Porto Rican issue bears date OF 1915.
and the face OF Alfonso MI is seen inside the
oval. The first stamps used Oh the island were
those borrowed from Caba, which were sur
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From The Indian tpoa Journal
Talk OF tho scat Of war" sid lie inanr ygunE
man 10 the giddy young Woman. sou lHai ohNnt
10 soc US nght every evening - Ouf DOA. IiHs-
house for he one hammock chair."
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5 cents; 3 C. light
brown 10 cents;
6 c. carm.ne, so
cents: 9 c. rose. II
cents: 10 c. gray
brown, Is coEts; Is c.
blue green. - cents;
20 c. yellow, 80 cents.
The most recently is
sued set always the
cheapesO therefore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11

PORTO RICAN 1874 SHOW
ING 81 Il G II A r l. y
WHICH DISTINGUISHED
1T y II ON G L b 4 n
STAMP.
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FOLLOWING SPANISH
Sancelle1 On ms REVOLUTION or 1855
stapp tho ,rorls oyer HEAD or LIBERTY.
the head are upon placard or sh.nsle, and the
lace is much uglier than on the former In 1870
the womau's head gave place TO the mans, and
he word "Filip.uas" was adopted instead Of
philippines"
other expensive stamps Of this colony are:
Rx2. red surcharge, IS c. . 7" on top OF '2
Z" blue. SO unused. IS cancelled. shield in
rntre oval. 1877. C blue. s. 80 unused. $l5
cancelled. head of Alfonso XII 10 right IN oval
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ST EFARE ;Ss TuE ANS prices will Immediately
OF SPAIN. interest collectors. who
strive principally 70 get every variety issued. OF
course this one referred to is a particular case.
but there are many issues by the colony having
high value. Dealers also believe that when the
ownership OF the respective Spanish colonies is
fnany settled il Will be advised by Con
sress to put forth a new issue COM
menoratiYe Of the event. complete set
Of stamps from the Spanish colonies would cost
even now more than is supposed and. more
over, II is not merely 4 question OF entering
the store and ordering the lot for a few dollars.
Perhaps no dealer IN the United States has such
thing for sale and 1t is readily seen that a
set would cost respectable Item when it Is
Known that there are seyenty-siX different
types or complete sets Of one colony alone, with
their respective scale OF values
EARLY PHILIPPINE POSTAGE.
The first set Of stamps for the Philippine Isl
snds vas issued in 1854. The earliest stamp
was a 5-cent one orange with the head Of Isa-
bella turned TO the right within a circle OF
anal Ovals or beads; covering Ler ear IS a huge
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ENCT SlELL.

From FIcgende Blatter.
Wife-Arthur our physician wants to seno
me 10 Il summer resort for four weekA
Uusband-WeN can't blame him
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CUBAN ISSUE Of 1873.
BEARING THE ARMS
OF SPAIN.
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There is no doubt tina: ninc-ton;hs Of The pro
PIE OF the United states would Ike to see this
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comprises ten stamps.
the whole worth s. -.
according 10 the 1898
catalogue OF the Scott
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used and $50 when
cancelled on this
stamp the words over
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1898-06-10
Olive Hill. f..

4 large addition to DeFord's
mill has been made, which i'm
proves both the looks and the ac-
commOdations a great deal. The
cards are running, so everybody
bring your wool, come over and
see them,
Rid DeFord returned home last
week from Jackson, where he has
been in school for a few months.
Our Sunday school is progress
ing nicely--a large attendance and
good interest manifested.
Prof. l. S. White, Of SalIillo
was visiting friends at this place
last week.
The Cbildrens' Day services al
Flat Gap were largely attended
the fifth Sunday.
Frank McMahan, Of Paulks
spont last Sunday night will
| Chae. DeH0rd.
Miss frankie DeFord has been
visiting Misses Berdie and Fanny
Harbour.
Rev. j. r. Alexander preached
at this place last Sunday night.
The Missionary Baptist brethren
are talking of building themselves
a new church at this place. We
wish them much success. JENA.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1898-06-10

Messrs, Bullock, White and
Thompson, present Rail Road
Commissioners for this State,
have announced their candidacy
for reelection,
The case of the Government VS..
M. A. Spur, which has been pen.
ding before the United States
Court Of Appeals at Cincinnati for
sometime, was decided by that
court last week, the judgment of
the lower court being affirmed.
Maj. Spur was under q sentence
of two years and six months for
indictments found against him in
connection with the failure of the
Commercial National Bank Of
Nashville. An appeal will proba-
bly, be taken to the U. S. Supreme
Court.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1898-06-10
Dawson, Texas.

Editor Courier: you will al
low me space, will try to give
you the news of our community.
Health is very good at this time.
We had a very sad accident
Sunday, Mr.. John Edwards late
Of Mississippi got his house and
contents burned. 1t was q great
loss to Bro. Edwards. The peo'
pie Of this community made up
about $500 for him.
We have just had fine rain
which was much needed.
Crops are as fine as | ever saw
them at this time of the year.
We will Soon have roasting ears,
so come and enjoy the feast with
us.
Oats are fine and the binders
are,sswhizzing. They can harvest
about 10 acres per day.
DR.. Andy Landlord has gone to
Waco to offer his service to the
United Statesas a physician,
Bob WHITE.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1898-06-10
WillOu9hbyS.

Farmers in this section that
have wheat, are harvesting this
week.
Jasper Prince and family were
the guests of Alferd Falls and
family Sunday.
Alfred Neil is on the sick list
this week.
Uncle Joe East of Pilgrims
Rest, is visiting j. G. Willoughby
Several of the young people of
this community, attended Decor.
alton at Pittsburg, and report a
nice time.
Miss Matte Duncan has re.
tuned home. BUNKER.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1898-06-10
TO THE CREDITORS OF THOMAS
HITCHCOCK, DEG.

Estate ofThomas Hitchcock, Dec:
BY order of the county court
clerk of Hardin county, notice is
hereby given oGll persons having
claims against the estate of the
said Thomas Hitchcock, deceased,
to appear and file same with the
clerk of said court, authenticated
in the manner prescribed by law,
on or before the 10Th day of No.
vember, 1898. The insolvency of
said estate having been suggested,
any claims not filed on or before
said day will be forever barred in
law and equity.
j. NJ. HITCHCOCK, Admr.
May II, 1898, QO)