davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25
@auSbaltS=S eOiirfniB.

SD oreife aur seber, nm Sic bon Der our6 Sbre
Weoi,inen ~beipirften eriolerei6en 8ur su unterri6ten.
Dor Ginger 3sit ipurOe meiu @atte BON Suneenent3tns
oune betallen. Sic &ranfbeit iibertam ibn tpGbreno
Der Nadt nit einenl S6ittelfrotsAnt1u. Su1dut9erz
tpeiie bate i'd Sur 3eit einen 0Orratb Der Yteot3tn I'M
Sduit. SD rieb ibm bic 8ruit uno Den Riiden NIT
&aDtpaD's GeabD Helief elm. Sd CAB ibm eineu 3bse=
l0fTel boil oaOpn in etpas beibenl 9Safier 3I triHten,
I'm ibn 5u pGsnen uno tinlulircn. lno etiua cine babe
Stunoe lpdter n1bm er prei bon N%aolpaDs Hilen Elm.
Nm nG6fen WtorJen, os Der Nr3t ~triib5elflg TAM
fiiblte CT beoeuteno better. Ser Nr3t ipini6te su nils
len, mas ib an9tiuenpet bate. Sd er3dblte tbm Dies,
uno CT e~rtl6rte, ib bate 8e6t getban, Die WeoitameHte
ieien gut. Gin anDerer Sail paiirte mir nit nieiHen
fleInen Weften, lpelder bel mir iUobnte. Gr iDuroe BON
Group befaaen. SD rieb feline 9ruf, sails uno
&iiden nit Dem &eaDp &elief elm, CAB ibm etipa cine
Stunoe ipater cine SOiis Dapou, gsiOi0t bon elmer 0ois
4iaeI. Nm nddften Gage mar er beinabc gans ipiebcr
~her9eiteat. SD babe bieie Weoiiin lett etua oreibig
Sabren in meiner Camille uuo fir meipe Nadbarn 9s
brdu6t, uno ipeib ben teinem Sail zines 6ebli6laees,
ipenu bic 0ebrauds zNnDeiiun9 ~iorgiGltig beiel9t
ipIroe. Sd tpiirbe Sbnen iebr perbuuotn ieiu, peun
Sic mir oefdlioit nGulie ano 2rue", cine SDrer Hubli=
fatioHen, S~uIenoen i~UOlten, iuofiir ib Die Yotmarten
betfiiae, oenu ib eebrau6e ~oieiel6en ablolut ioiOrt.
SD iiberlahe es Sbnen, bon Dielem ,3eugnib in elmer
Sbnen geeignet eribeinenoen g8eiie @ebrau6 3u mas
dn. Or. 8ablpaD, cine meiner 6reunOinneu bat SSbr
&eiolpent 9e0en Sfrepbein uno Nieren Oeripenoet. Sic
lit auf benz 9YeGe Der 9eferune. Sic ertl1rte, Dab lie
cine ibrer Yublifatienen iber Stropbsln su baben
tuiiuidte, uno tpiiroe Sbnen ie6r pantbar iein, ipenR
Sic mir 0teielbe fir fe eeidaigit ~suienOsn tUUltsn.~
a6tungsOoat
Gram GGisa Dunn,
SGdiOnotue, MOrOan=GO., SIinOis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25
eas Sentf@e sleit4bef6anee1es

ueber ben benz beuti6en 8unoesrat6 iebt
oorliegenben 9efebentnurf iiber bic 0 b I il
gatorif9e S1eif e9au eyfd6rt
man, bab Die iiobeutf9en 9egierunsen
ibren Wiberfanb gegen bic obligatorif9e
9ri6ineni9au erit aufgegeben BADEN, no9z
benz oas Hei9samt bes Snnern f9on an
hem 3uitanbetommsn zines ieinen 3ioed
erfiiQenben @ntpurfes fait peraipeifeltt.
Der borliegenbe @eIebentpurf entbGlt untsr
anberem audi bic J%orberung, bab Die
S%lefdbefdau fi4 aud auf bic 5ausz
f@lG4terei erftreden foG. 4les @rpB=
bte6, S9peine NIT inbegriffen, ion bor
unb n a d benz S9la9ten, ob bi.s nun in
S9la6tbduiern Ooer prioatim fir ben
|eigenen 8ebarf gei9iebt, Der Sleii9z
bei9au unterpOrfen psrosn.
Die n u + 7 BON a usldnbi4sm
S9inten unb sped Iou in iebem
Sale Stid fir Stid 8useIufen psrben,
na9bem in iebem 6aIe Stid fir Stid am
Gingangsort unteriu9t unb fir einpunDs>
fret befunben tpprben 1T. Die 10 5ugsla1.n.
Waare fpu 'bann aber feiner ~tpe;teren sSn<
Ipettipn bebiirfen, ionoern in alen Srten
Oeutf9ldnos, pO iie gum &OnIum p~ertuuft
piro, als eintpanbsfrei gelten. \9egentpdr>
tig fam es portommen, baB tie, e6e lie in
bic 9ano bes &oniumenten %gelangt, auf
ibrer @anoerung bur9 9euti6lano me6rere
MaGe unteriu9t piro. 8etreffs Der 6 NJ
II b + BON @urt min Der @ntnurf, ba
lt9 feline M0gli6teit btete, ameritanli9e
@urit auf ibren Snbalt gu priifen, Dem
8unoesratb bic 8o1ma@t geben, nOtbig.n=
faas Elm 8erbot Der @infubr ~ausldnbis
i4er Wurt gu %erlaffen. 9as BON agraris
i4er Sette geforberte 8erbot ieslifen
9 ii@fenfleif9es 9eitebt Der gntpurf
nidt gu. 9as 8i6ienfleiI4 laif. cine an
bere 8sbanblung als @urt pobl gu. Oas
q meritani9 e 8i3fenfGetfa
perbe gstp0bnli4 in ben 8ii4ien ieIbIt gs>
tOdt unb penn es gut g.tO9t lit, 10 oarf
angenommen psrben, baB es ~fetnerlei ses
MISUNDERSTANDING Stoffe mebr ent6dlt, So
lafe Ii@ nun aus Der Sorm Der 8ii9le, aug
Der @inbu9tung bes 9edels e%rtennen, Oh
bas 6leii6 in Der 8ii4ie ielbt setodt unb
3tpar btnrei9enb 9efO4t puroe. Oas ma9t
cine 8ontrole mDgli6, pbne bic 8ii9ie gu
0ffnen, unb es lei unbebentli9, Senbun9en
BON 8ii4ienfleii@, wel9es Die MertmaIe
gutter Aualitdt trdgt unu Iont audi bon
elmer ais an5tdnbie betannt.n Jirma
itammt, ben @ingans nab 9suti6lanb frei=
5us.ben. Qebnlid Oerbdlt IS ii9 mi!
@9mat5. Sin S9mal5, peI9ss burd,
@i.Oen bergefteqt 1T, pirO g.meinisli4 ais
rinpanbsfrei fir ben 9enub era9tet.
Sur 8erbituns Der @infubr zines uuf
faltem @e9e bur4 Pr.fen er3euaten
S9maI5es gebe es Elm untrigliGes
MittsG, unb in bieier @orausiebung iperbe
Die 3ulafung BON einnanofrei.m @isoe=
fdmals in benz gntpurf pubrideinli9
porsei9lasen pernen. 4u9 gesen bic Ginz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25

betroffen bat? gaein, bieIe @0lter iollen crit
einmdl betpeiIen, mas fie gu leiien i'm
Stdnbe iinb, e6e man tie benen por5iebt, bic
felt bielen ~Sabrbunberten bas 9aus 5abs~
burg aufrebt erbalten baben gegen duBere
unb innere Seinbe! @5 1T niht aaein
f3par3er unbant, ben man ibnen er5eigt,
Ionbern mebr nod, es lit cine Summbeit err
item &anges, es lit elm politif der
Selb # mprb, ben man begebt, inbem
man fi9 in ni3ts 10 gei9Gftig 3ei9t, als
BARN, bic f%eiteiten Sdulen bes Sbrones 5m
un%terminiren =. 4nOrufip mar Elm Wfenih
NIT tlarem &ppf unb parmem 9eraen, dber
na3ber 1T es INNER mebr bergab ge9angen,
unb tpenn es 10 tpeiter ge6t, oann fommen
NOD Premierminiter in Seiterrei9 gum
8orf3ein, Die 10 oumm limb, buB lie gar nt4t
einmal piien, oaB lie bumm limb arme5
Se1terrei6, i'd CLAUDE, beine Sage finb gez
3Gblt, uno penn mir es aud ni6t mebr err
leben perben, oaB Der groBe 8ra9 i%tattfin@
bet, tommen tpiro er = pieaei9t nod e6er,
als man glaubt.
r4ls id bas9inoniB mitOeterrsi4 f9loB,
mar i3 feinen Qu9enbIid i'm 3peifel bar
iiber, baB mir mebr Der gebenbe, ais Der ern=
pfangenbe S6eil feien, llnb baB bieies @er=
bdltniB in 3utunft ii6 nod berI9le9tern
fperoe. Seferrei9 It tetne @roBz
m a 3 t m e + + unh tpirb es ME tpieber tper>
ben. Sc mebr man in SeIterrei9 ben 8 d e.
DE n getpGbrt, oefto mebr berIangen tie; ie
mebr ite berlangen, beItp me6r gis6t man ibz
nen. SEPT bat bic SGulniB itb 10 tief ein9e=
~freien, baB cine 9eilung taum nod m0gli4
erf9eint. Die SlaDen perben i9lieBli9
einmal bic 0iterreinii9e Rsgierung 5pingen,
it9 10 gu t~omprpmittiren, baB mir niht mebr
nit ibr geben t0nnen. @ir tperben uns 1a9en
mitiieu: On ne s'allie pas a I'm cadavre !!
(Ntan Oerbiinbet fi9 ni9t nit elmer 2ci1s.)
-. Ser DiimmIte Strei9, ben iemal5 Elm
0iterrei9if6er Miniiter MAIDEN f0nnte, pare
Der, cine 20fung bes 8iinbniHes nit uns
berbet3ufibren. 9enn ltns iteben jeber3eit
anoere 9abnen offen, Oefterrei9 5tpur au4,
aletn penn irgeno cine europdif9e GrpBe
rha9t bic Wdbl 5tptf9en uns unb Sefterret9
bat, 10 tpiro tie uns ben 8or3ug geben, nidt
alein, neil mir i'm &riegsfdGe Elm grOBeres
8epi9t in bic 8agf9ale nerfen f0nnen, ions
bern audi, neil mir nu9 uuBen bin itets Elm
gef9loffenes 9an3es bilben, mas bel Ser
0iterrei4if6sungarif9e n 0tonardie f6einbur
ia au4 Der San lit, aber eben nur f@einbar,
RnBlanb iopobl uGs @nglanO piirOen, tpenn
lie Die Wubl bdtten, teinen Nugenblid 5auz
bern, uns por5u5ieben. Selbt Srantreid
tpiirbe, penn unIererieits feline grobe unge>
i4idli@feit gema4t piirOe, ii6 3ebnmal be-
%iinnen, ebe es nit einem intimen 9ertebr nit
Oeiterrei3 ii4 &uBlanO gegeniiber cine
8l0Be 9dbe, Die man an Der Repa ben 5ranz
3pfen niht 10 leiht her2pihpn niirbe.h
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25
Sobt @mTea gOmms.

Wftt SObn &u1ea gOung TT pieoer sther
Der ,self-made men" lmerifa's 6abinsez
iGieben. 9enn er bat fi9 DermOge GROCER
natiirli6er 8egabung uno 6ur9 Sleib pom
53eitungsiunesn f6On in iungen SdDrsn
gum sroBen &riegs<G OrreipOnOenten, gum
53eitungsl.iter unh z9erausgeber, unb Ipd@
ter gum 9iplomaten empOr9ear6eitet, uno
ndbm 5ulebt Die ebrenbO0e SteGe bes Gons
9reBbibliotbetars elm, bt. .r, nie faft Ales,
er angriff, NIT GROCER 5dbigteit Derz
paltet bat. S9on NIT 20 Sabren par er
elmer Der beiten &eporter Der nPbilabelpbi1
greB", unb ieinen n~ationalen Ruf b%egriin-
bette er bur9 ieinen 8eri4t iber Die erite
g6laAt bon 8ulz8uh, t%porauf er big
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25
apadbentlta1e aute,ots etaats- 8sttnea, aattteood1, %. aan,sar 1899.

georbnetenbauies auf bic pIb9iatrii9e Sit
nit 1T nur ein S4ritt. Wdbrenb Der neuz
Ii9en tiirmii6en Scenen i'm Nbgeorbnetenz
bauie srbob ii6 pIObli9 auf Der @alcria
elm ~eleganter 9err, Der fid in SoireezSpiz
lette befano, unb begann in iebr erregte+
WeiIe auf has Nbgcorbnetenbaus gu lhimz
pfen. Gr iGeint febr berb 9epefen gu Iein,
benin cine 2ofals@orreIponpen5, bic ii6er
bieTen @orfaG beri9tet, ertldrt, tie poGls
bieie S9impfnorte unteroriiden. 0tener
entfernten ben Mdnn BON Der 9alerie uni
ibergaben i'm Der poGi3.i; bieie iteQte felt,
baB Der erregte 9err Elm @utsbeiiber aus
.@ari9au, Der 53iGbrige Span Bitter b.
@alentin, fei, Der felt GINGER 3eit i'm rSO@
tel Mati9aterbof" pobnt. 9err b. Wd(sn=
tin CAB an, er lei nur na3 Wien gefommen,
nm ben 5eitlt9kiten aus @nlab bes Regte%
run9s= Subildums bes &aiiers bei5upobnsn.
@r begab Ii9 ms Qbgeorbnetenbaus, Tim
bic 8erbanDlungen bieier &Drperi9uft an
3u60ren, bon nel9en er in ben 3ettun9ett
I9n 10 biel 9eleIen babe. Iuf 8runo oes
@uta9t.ns bes polt3eiz8e5trtsar5tes tpiroe
6err b. Walentin pegen bo4graotger Or
regung auf bic pip9iatrii4e &linit gebradt'
.@r benubm fi9 bier6ei gang g%elaiien urb
burfte bas 9eoba9tungs5immer balo Dere
la1.n, benin es i9eint iih BEL i6m nur UNI
cine poriibergeRnoe grre9ung gu banoeln,
pel6e bur9 bic turbulenten Scenen i'm
6auIe 6erpprgerufen puroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25
tttg

befalen ODER bsOrObt, ODER i'm Sale iresnO tpsldeE
Grt,inDuno Der inneren Creane Ooer Der S6leims
6dute, nad6em man f6 Der faltsn, feudten Suit etc.
~ausqeisst bat, berliere man feline 3eit, %iOnoern le0e
neuz9appsn aui bic ertranfte poer ent3iiupete STEELE,
poSur6 in beinabe ieoem Sale Dur6 Die 5abigfsit
%oeifelben sur &ei3 =Nnre0un9 UNI Dur6 &us9letbulS
siiuoung b~eleitiqt unS Der 9atient eebsilt tpirO. g9e9eH
iuettcrer 8elebruno iebe uuiere UNI Die 6Iai@e gs
middleton @sbrauhszN nneiiunaen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25
@eb 1tnS eGtHtersen.

geoeu SOpii6meraen COB Mi0rane oOer nerb6fe aopfA
lbmtrjcn), 3aDnl6mer3en, Neuraloie, Gbeumatismns,
Sohftipeb, S6mer3en uuo S6Da6e i'm 8iiden, 8ttds
graf ooer Iieren, Sdmer5en nm Die 2eber berurn,
Settenite6en, Ani6tpeaun9 Der @lieOsr unb S6mer3sH
allcr Nrt miro bic Intuenbune BON Raoiuab's NeaOp
Nelief unmittelbare Grlsi6terune e~epdbren unb our1
tortgeiesten @ebrau@ in ~tBenigen Sassn cine oauernOe
Soeilung ~eraielt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
BELT mmS nerbtnSett
Grkdltmaeet, 9mfet,
1tmmNem Dala, 9mamemsa,

Der Iieren, Gntsinoun9 Der Stale, Inns
terleibs : 6nt,iinOuu9, Sriien=ani3ipelure, SunssHz
Ieioen, S6~meratbmiQteit Group, Stpbtbsrts, &atarrb'
S6uttelfroit, faltes Sieber.
Sic Geripenpuuq bon &edob 8eltef an Der STEELE
Stelen, no Der S6mer3 Ooer has 9einen 1'ineH
bat, ipirb Grlei6terung uno gSeblbettUosn 9epaDS
rcn. gne1ln Doh Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-25
Grae f@merslOfe aa6tia 8 MOnaten.

sd sr6ielt RsaOD @elisf. am 6reitas, ben II: >.
Monats, ourd ga6tzGrpreB; i6 Oeripanote Oaielbe
um 9 llbr unS bate barno6 cine idmer3loit gta6t,
sant erlen Male ieit Orei MOuaten. gm Samita0 unO
Gonntao Moroen unO 2lbtnOs nerpanote i6 &eaoD Rez
lief aberntalg nit O~emielben &eiultdt. SD bate einen
aebrodenen 9rm uno a~us9eIeste ODER %Derrenfte Sdul<
ter, ipeldbe bon Or. Boom in SdeHepus nieper IN Sro=
nnna oebradt tpurOen; bod blisben bisielben i6msrls
halt, bis i'd Sbr &eilmittel g%ebraudte. SD oaute
Sbusn fir Sbre Mufmertiamtett."
&btungsDolt
@. q. 9oie,
IearplanD, GtiegO.GO., R.=g.
IA. Nobember 1898.
8abnaD'g @eabb &tItef aud tus
berDenbtt. Sin buIber bis elm
qanser Sbeel0ffel ool in einem balben @las gDaTer
miro in fpeniosn Minaten ardmpfe, Spasms, soOs
bremen, uebelfeit, Grbrs6en, 9er3brennen, Misrdne,
Sur6faa, &olit, Sldbungen uuO aae innerli@en
S6meri Ell beileu.
Maluria in ieinen Osri6isOenen SOrmsn ssbeilt unO
perbinbert.
IS qiebt tein eeilmittel in Der Nelt, tpel6es Siebsr
unb S6mersen unD anoere 6ieber init Sit[fe BON
R abwup's 9~ilteD 10 raid beilen tpirO, ais
Ranmay'# Reahy Belief.
Qrsis SOC pro GIui@s. gsriGuft bon allen gputbes
fern,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-10
NOTICE

| have purchases of &, j, lowne his
stock of ice and his ice trade and here
by wish to notify his customers, my own
customers and the public IN general
that, with the new conycniences
which | have for handling ice this
season | can supply your wants at
hort notice shall endcavor to
conduct the business in an up to date
md satisfactory manner and solicit your
patronage. AS took possession of Mr.
rowne's ice business q, of the 10Th Of
April all bills for ice delivered by him
50 far this season are to be paid to me.
Former customers Of Mr.. Cd. Towne
are requested TO read the following:
BARRE, W., May ). 1899
| hereby certify that have this day
sold my ice business to Geo. L. McFar-
land, and as he takes possession As of the
10th of April all bills for ice delivered
by me since that date are payable to
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-10

Ed Sampson got eight pounds of
brook trout yesterday.
IIarland b. Howe of St. Johnsbury is
here on legal business today.
Wendall p. Stafford of st. .Johnsbury
is in the city on legal business today
Vincenso MonaZZi well known in this
city, arrived here from Italy last night.
Bert Bishop has commenced work as
special conductor on the electric rail
road
A very interesting musical recital
was given last night at the Congrega-
tional church and it was highly enjoy
ed by those who attended.
In supreme Court yesterday in the
case of State VS. William Rogers eXcep-
tons were waived and respondent takes
five years sentence in State Prison on
a conviction in the lower court for as
sault with intent to kill.
he sure and attend the reading by
Maud Huntington Benjamin at the Meth
odist church this evening. This pleas
ing elocutionist will give seven differ
ent selections and there will be five mu
steal numbers by local talent.
Ludwig Levin returned last night
from business trip through Bethel,
South Royalton and surrounding towns.
1t would not be at all bad idea to
make some arrangements whereby tina:
concert given yesterday afternoon by
die fire alarm system after the fire had
been eXtlnguished, might be duplicated
whenever we have occasion to cal! out
The fire department in case of fire. AT
one time it was an occasion for COM
ment when the fire alarm failed to sound
in time of need, now it would be consid-
cred strange occurance indeed to hear
ii until several hours after the "fire out"
should be sounded. This is not the first
time when similar trouble has arisen
and it is high time that something is
done Had that fire been at night and
the wind blowing in the right direction
Barre might be today mass of smoking
ruins, for no fire department could have
been raised from slumber without some
signal.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-10
This Evenings Concert.

The following is the program of the
Y. y. A., concert to be given in the
Presbyterian church this evening at
Z 80 o'clock -
Vocal solo, "Curfew.' John Angus
Hunting chorus, The Choir
Vocal solo, Song of a heart
Miss Gladys Beckley
Cornet solo, VIM. Dealtie
Male quartet. selected.
Reading IAN African Princess
Miss Mudgett
Vocal solo, "MacGregoi'S Gatherings
John Anderson
Vocal solo, Good bye sweet Day"
Mrs W. Ii. Gale
Yachting Glee, The Choir
The entertainment begins promptly
on time, and the admission fee is only
10 cents.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-10
Market Report.

Received from +. A. Rogers e. Co.,, Ames
Building, Boston, through their cOrrespon-
dent, +. &. McAnay, Jackman Block.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-10
Very Respectfully.
George E. Mcfarland

DO You think any one can do better by
YOU than the Art Novelty Store. Read
their add Then call and purchase.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-10

Those belt buckles and shirs waist
sets given away at the Art Novelty
Store are the plettiest in the city.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-10

ann. Trusting the patrons will be full.
ly satisfied with the change | remain
Very truly
G. j. Townc.
lhe price of ice to families talro
over 40 lbs. at each delivery will be Pie
per 100 lbs. instead of SOC as formerly.
Than inc the public for their past pat.
ronage and hoping to serve them in the
future
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-10

WANTED-One all around painter
and one second class painter Inquire
j. G. Dodge, 16o SO. Main ST. 26-4*
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-10

We have just received a large stock of
fishing tackle of all kinds to suit the
fancy of an Angler.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-05-19
Adyerti sing Rates
CORRESPONDENCE.
Closing Exercises Hardin
College.

Next week brings to q close q
very prosperous session of Har-
din College. Good work has been
done throughout the year and the
interest has been maintained I'M.
til the last. Two nights-Thurs-
day and Friday May 20, 26-wlll
be given up to the closing exercl'
ses which will take place in front
of the college building.
On Thursday evening will &C.
cur the contest in Grafton, decla-
nation and recitation for the
three gold medals offered for ex-
cellency in these branches.
On Friday evening will be CIV
en- a light concert of music, reci-
tation and drills. AT this time,
diplomas will be delivered to
those who have finished the pri-
mary and secondary courses.
The evenings program will
close with the class valedict0ry
by James Hit.
The public is cordially invited
to these exercises which will
prove interesting, and which will
be brought to a close at reason
able hour.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-05-19
Paulks.

Our farmers are very badly be-
hind with their crops in this sec.
ton.
John Harrison was able to be
out at church Sunday for the first
time in two years.
Aunt Mary Roundtree, who was
seriously hurt by falling from her
door steps a few weeks ago, is
steadily growing weaker, we are
sorry to report.
Mrs. Nola Foust and children
visited w. p. Wolfe and family
last week.
Miss Perry, of Cravens Land.
ing..was visiting friends here Sun
day.
Mrs. Mary Baugus visited rela'
tives here last week. Although
she is blind and has been for some
time, she does most of her sewing
and cutting clothes.
Miss Anna Belle Maddox, who
has been confined to her bed fol
the past two months with typhoid
fever, is up again.
Miss Xie Watson and Mrs. D.
A. Hurst visited friends at Will
loughby last week.
Rev. w. A. Dixon preached al
the Chapel last Sunday at II
o'clock, and Rev. Weaver preach
ed at Z p. m.
Revs. Robertson. Hinton ant
Weaver were our visiting minis
tiers Sunday.
Frank McMahan's team became
frightened Sunday evening ant
ran a few yards, tearing down
few PANELS of fencing, and rid
ing themselves of the gear. NJ
one was hurt, just a little frighten
ed was all. UP-TO.DATE.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-05-19
HONESTY THE BEST POLICY

Honest goods, honest prices and honest
dealings will surely bring success. Every
hour proves it. The last days Of the Nine
teenth Century show nothing more clearly.
We believe this fact and our works demon
strate our belief Our goods are warranted
to be exactly as represented, that is, honest;
our goods are guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfaction, that is honest. If any article OF
Tewelry of our manufacture does not give
perfect satiafsction we will refund the money
paid for such articles; that. too, is honest.
Chambers & Co., OF Pittsburg Landing,
Tenn, have a complete assortment OF our
Goods in their store for sale at prices that
defy competition. These goods are made
from rolled gold, gold filled or solid gold
stock, and are warranted to give perfect salts
faction or the money will be refunded.
If this notice should reach any one living
too fal away from Chambers & Co.'S store,
or any other customer of ours to permit their
purchasing the goods Of our customers, we
will sell the goods at retail to such persons,
under the warranty, and deliver by mail We
will also send printed instructions as TO the
care of Jewelry, how to clean it, ETC., on APP
plicaiion. 4
Eastn Facrty w. f. MAIN Co.
Cor. Friendship & Eddy,PRoVIDENCE, RI.
Western factory Largest in the world under
process of construction at EAST IOWA
CITY, IOWA. Over $4,000 feet OF floor
space. a2S-mIo.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-05-19
CerrO GOrdO.

Dear old Courier: l will try to
give you a few items.
Health is improving at present;
farmers are very busy blowing
and planting. We had nice rain
Friday of last week.
Mrs. T. j. Sawner visited rela.
tives and friends at this place last
week.
Miss Leslie Meadors and Perry
Owen visited Mr.. Jim Alexander
and family Sunday.
Miss Maude Meadors visited
Misses Ada and Bess Green Sun
day.
Rev. w. M. Outlaw was in oul
town Monday on business.
Rev. r.. w. Richie preached at
Center View Sunday. A very
good crowd was out.
Miss Cynthia Haynes visitet
Mrs. Northcut last week.
G. V. Weller and wife left fol
Nashville Monday night, where
they will spend a few days.
Ben Green, our clever black
smith, is very busy at present.
Our Sunday School at Enon il
progressing nicely with a good at
tendance, GUESS WHO.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-05-19
Nixon.

Rev. w. II. Pollard preached at
the Chapel Sunday.
Chil1rens Day will be observ-
ed at Bethel the 3rd Sunday in
this month also at the Chapel the
4th Sunday in June.
We had quite an interesting Sun.
day Schohl convention at Mt. III
on.
Decoration Day at the Chapel
cemetery lastSaturdaywill long be
remembered by those having rela-
tives buried there.
j. L. Brooks and wife and little
niece, of Maddox, visited in our
community last week.
P. Mangum, of Pyburns, died
Sunday week. He had been sick
for sometime. His remains were
inferred in the Wesley Chapel
cemetery Monday following.
On last Sunday death visited
the home of Joseph Dillon, one
of our oldest citizens and called
him from this world. His remains
we're inferred in the. Bethel GENE.
terry Monday. We extend our
sympathy to the bereaved ones.
Mrs. Jane Moss and children,o of
near Savannah, took part in the
decoration Saturday.
Rev. G. w. Robertson and wife
were in our midst Saturday.
w. L. Tacker spent last week
with his mother at Gibbs.
WARSAW.
Your reply to Fred was corwd.
ed out this week, but will appear
in our next issue.l
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-05-19
:.ses CORRESPONDENCE 90 80.
Shiloh Park.

On Wednesday evening, May
10, Mr.. Everett Hagy and Miss
Pate Chambers were united in
holy wedlock. Mr.. Hagy is sue
cessful young business man and is
to be congratulated on the prize
he has won. Miss Pate has
large circle of friends here who
Join in congratulations and best
wishes to the happy couple.
The Park work is moving on
nicely, and to hear the roar of the
vehicles on the graded pixies
sounds quite city.likc. We have
good many visitors these days.
Mr.. Pate Atkins and family, of
Selmer, have been visiting Mr..
Chambers. at Pittsburg, for several
days.
Prof w. e. NJ. Glover and fam
ily have returned to their home
in Missouri.
Miss Sarah Rowsey has return
ed from Nashville, where she has
been visiting her sister who is in
school there.
Mrs. Guy Perkins visited rela-
tives near Stantonville last week.
Miss Annie Barnett visited
friends ia Savannah last week.
The Shiloh string band has re-
organized and is making rapid
Improvement. They have added
cornet, mandolin and base VOL.
Miss Ella Barlow is spending a
few weeks with Mr.. Sam Barlow's
family in North Carolina.
Everybody is looking forward