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Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

,,.-l;,,,.- - t1n Donocra+ir CIuh Of
y 'neo""s Vi '''' ,,r', ,ilIo,' ,ooo
Macon was held April 2Otn, l9OO'
In the absence OIL Ihe FreS'ueIiV' ''.0
club was called 10 oIuer W wig ie''
dent, D. f. Aligoou'
IheIolIo"lhS resoi"''o"9 "'lo oii'' '''
by H. H. BrooRs' Jr;
Il, pg y. reSoI'eu o3 ,"' uis.is.inni t.,f n
double primary election be ordered for tie
purpose OF placing in nomination q demo.
cratic ticket lof lhe MuhlG'pai oUlIes o.. o.,
said town tnat expire Oh lne l'V o'l VI
January E}rLnt lUl, sa;a do,r,o urinary .,ortion
ho -io hoid an ny No tirst and seronG Tuesday of
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21
Church Services.

There will be services at the Episco-
pal church Wednesday April 25th, at
7;45 p. m, and Thursday, April Goth,
at II a. IN Rev Arthur R. Price Of
Aberdeen officiating.
The pastor of the Baptist church will
begin a series of sermons tomorrow
on THE Messiahship of Jesus, - and
the "yalidity of Authenticity of the
Holy Scriptures. - He is anxious tC
have the non church goers and espec'
tally his Hebrew fellow-citizen to at.
tend these services.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21
The Best in the World.
OF BONDS.

safe Of Mississippi, NoXubee County.
'rc the Tax.Payers of NoXubce Cour ty,
Miss =
At the April, 1900, meeting of the Board
d Supervisors of said county. an order was
made directing the clerk of SAID Board to
ave notice. under section 3l3 Of the Code
# 1892. that for the purpose of erecting a
rev Court House for NoNubce County, it
necessary to provide fund of $50 600. in
addition to the ordinary revenue of the
,ounty and the Board have determined to
raise said fund by the issuance Of twenty
year per cent, bonds OF the County OF
Noxubee, as provided by see. 81 of the
Code Of 1892,
Witness my hand and seal Of said Board
Of Supervisor, of Noxubee County, this Gtl
day Of April, 1900,
z, Z. DORROH,
opnl 3w Clerk
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21
ed Hot from the Gun.

as the ball that hit G B Stead
of Newark, Mich, in the civil
!, 1t caused horrible ulcers that
treatment helped for 20 years,
} Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured
4 Cures cuts, bruises, burns,
IS, felous, corne, skin eruptions,
pile cure on earth, IS cts a box, ,
: guaranteed. Sold by all drug
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

There has lately been an important
transfer of real estate in Macon The
estate of Judge Eoote transferred to T,
j. Evans and w, E, Stokes, and n,
Scales all the Fair Grounds property,
and the importance Of the transfer is
in the fact that improvements will be
made there that will redo md greatly to
the interest of Macon, In the next
few years all the vacant ground between
the town proper ana the station will
be occupied by machinery that will
give business aud work to many people.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

Many non subscribers are in the habit
Of using the telephones of the patrons
for business, social and occasionally
courting purposes. To do away with
this practice, which is an imposition
upon Mr.. Loyett the superintendent,
and the company, free telephone has
been put up in the lobby Of the postof.
fee, which is open from u. m. to p.
m and any person, whether customer
or not, can have the privilege of using
the telephone to communicate with any
one in the town This is fair notice
and all non subscribers who use any
Other phone except the one at the post
elfice will be charged FIVE cents and bills
will be presented monthly. If you are
not patron yo1 must use the free tele
phone.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

Owing to circumstances | am con-
strained to withdraw from the canvass
as candidate ior mayor. Thanking my
friends for their support and interest, |
am, Respectfully,
+, G, WHKERsON.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21
HARMONIC CLUB.

The Harmonic Club met with Mrs E.
V, Yates on Tuesday afternoon, April
tue tenth, and an unusually Interesting
meeting was held.
The following program was given
GERMANY
porer Miss Ethel Bush
ut. a. Oriental Lullaby. Miss e Minor
bch' ''''"b Vioettcs de Nice.
Holaudcr, Canzouetta".....Mrs e. Y. Yates
Heller Sumbcr Song ....,,...NIiss Anne Scales
Goerdeler........ Thou Art lust Like Flower
Miss Fan Minor.
Hunter Theme Allemand.....Miss Ethel Bush
Hoffman, La Gazettc.."......M Miss Mary tones
B.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

Clark, Chauncey Ga, says De.
n $ Witch Hazel Salve cured him of
es that hd afflicted him for twenty
ns' 1t ! also speedy cure for skin
Eases, Beware of dangerous coun.
Teits. :. s, Murphey
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

thiik Dewitt Little Early Ri
! are ne best pills in the world, -
e w H. Lake, Happy Creek, Va. --
by remove all obstructIons of the l1v.
Iandpowe's, act quickly and never
pc. L. S. Murphey,
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

Ehopers ! Beware of those secret rob.
+ 2 your baby quiet and health. =
|of Sieepless nights and long hours of
tpine vigil are eau ed by those terri
fhelnies of childhood-worms. De
Y ana remove them with WHITE S
."A ERMIFUdE. Price 25 cts. at j .
'ones drug store.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

Mr.. e, b. Boyd has received a well
executed map Of a railway route run
ming through Macon and eastwardly to
Tuscalooaa. The City of Oaks has long
been an objective point for a railroad
from Macon, and we wonder if we will
liveto see the work cousummated. We
don t know VINO the parties are who
are figuring on this new enterprise, int
we understand they have all the money
they need for the completion Of this
eastern connection, The map is at the
Bank Of Macon.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

stimates of cost furnished for fitting
ees with wire screen windows and
Is with odd size doors and windows.
STOKES. EVANS HDW. Co.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

On account of the rise in the price Q
beeves and having bought a large lot O
choice, fed beeves, we are compelled tc
raise the price of hind quarter steak tt
12 1.2 cents per pound.
pr, l4-2t. KEYS d CLINE.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

Dr.. B. B. Jones estate has received
IRON the New York Life Insurance Co.
S4, 900 the amount he was insured for,
and also S1S0 60, mortuary dividends.
The N. Y Life is represented in this
section by R. E. v Yates, Dr. Jones
was also insured in the Equitable for
$4,000 and the Woodmen for $1,000.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21
Brave Mon Fall

Victims to stomach, liver and
kidney troubles as well as women,
aud all feel the results in loss OF ap-
petite, poisons in the blood, back
ache, nervousness, headache and
tired, listless, rundown feeling
But there's no need to feel like that,
Listen to j w Gardner, Idaville,
Ind, He says; Electric Bitters are
just he thing for man when he
is all run down and doesn't care
whether he lives or dies, 1t did
more to give me new strength and
good appetite than anything ! could
take. ! car now eat anything and
have new lease on life" Only SC
cts at all drug stores, Every bottle
guaranteed.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21
Decoration Day at souIe Chanel.

On Thursday, May 3D., there will be a
decoration of the graves at the Soule
Chapel cemetery, There will also be a
basket dinner on the ground Rev. Mr..
Arnett of Columbus will deliver the ser
mn. The public are invited.
l.. HINES.
J, B, ELKIN.
J. l.. BELL,
Committee
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

ou VIII find a beautiful line of
Pies and Children's slippers at
Feo'hg low prices for cash at D /.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

L. Kate Orr, daughter Of the late
prr. has been very i'll at Hatties-
FLOR several days.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

II A. Minor attended the State
Ic,l Association which is in session
eridiau.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

Thos. Patty has been in Macon
week. He is staying with Dr.
at Bigbee Valley.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

Mr.. Sam X. Cunningham with
his beautiful bride (nee Maud Coop
cry arrived here last Wednesday
in route to Cliftonville, their future
home, This happy young couple
were married at the home of the
BRIDES parents in Mobile on We'd
nesday the 4th inst. From there
they took a bridal tour to Florida,
Cuba and other parts. The Pro
gress tenders congratulations wish
ing them a long and happy union.
They were rendered reception a,
the home of the groom's farher, Mr..
J. B. Cunningham, last night,
| BrooksviIle Progress.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

Chambliss, of Brooksville, brother
. Heath Chambliss of the NJ. & i
is a new clerk in Mr., W. M.
!, store.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

and Mrs. Mat Mahorner. of Mo
have returned to their home after a
laws visit to the "'Old Man,
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

have q lot Of unlaunder5d shirts
which have become dirty in stock,
In order to close them out at once,
will sell you lot 35 Paragon unloun-
dred shirts at 25c, lot 800 Silver Dol
lar nlaundered shirts at 49c.
The raw material in them are
worth more money,
ID. PATTY,
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

|. Joe Lee is the happiest, young
randpain Macon--or any other town
n Mr. and Mis-. Harvey, of Ok
are the to be congratulated parents.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

Il. Thos, Murphey, Jr., has gone to
Ington to enter the Bryant & STRAIT
Business College. The Beacon
4 he may come out with as high
,rs as his brother Edward,
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

] Joe Lee has gone to Oxford to
her daughter, Mrs. W. II. Harvey
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

J. L. Patty and his wife are at
Jarnagin's.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

be long, hot, sultry summer days
|be lived through comfortably in a
h, roomy hammock, for sale by
kes Evans Hdw. Co.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

.srs Chesley Featherston and Joe
are at home from the A. e. NJ. to
a few days. Chesley was award
Il medal as the best man in a de-
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

argest assortments of hammocks in
county at Stokes Evans Hardware
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

ii. Featherston went to the coast two
,ks ago to recruit his health, having
hred for some time from effects Of
grippe, and on account Of the wash
j on the railroads he has not been
3 to return. He telegraphed his
Bier, VIM, that he would return as
h as the roads were opened.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21
r,.IL SCHEDULE.

rGo TO D. Patty 5 to buy goods for
L.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

Strayed nr stolen
On or about Feb, 25, from Nelson
Stevens, one low, heavy set yellow cow.
Some white on hind legs and belly, "a
Jersey horus crimped, ear marks
probably crop in right and split in left
ear. Reward for recovery
April 7 st, NELSON STEVENS.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

esterlay was the first time Macor
bad any New Orleans mail in a
K The destruction of roads below
seast and west of Meridian was ex-
I've and they are not yet repaired
lciently to pass freight.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

ARRIED-One day this week, Miss
a, daughter of Mr.. T. e. Fancher
ling a few miles north Of Macon,
married to Mr.. A, e. Strickland Of
il les county.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

Cards ere out announcing the
marriage ON May the ID. of Mr.. j.,
n. Anderson Of Fearn Springs Miss :,
and hliss Lula Bell, of the ShuQua-
Iak neighborhood, They will make
a handsome couple. Mr.. Anderson
has scores of friend in the two coun-
ties of Winston and NoXuboe, and
Miss Bell is very popular in south
Noxubee. The ceremony will take
place at the Baptist church, May 2,
at s p, m.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

osT- Between Macon and Graham s
e on Cooksville road, about the first
March, a box about two inches
are, containing a heavy plain gold
.er ring and collar button | will
.liberally tc recover them.
ISAAC DANIEL,
4.3t Colksville, Miss.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

DlED:-On Sunday, April 10, VIM.
Dent, age 10 years, son of Mr., and Mrs.
JAS A. Dinsmore. The burial took
place at the Odd Fellows Cemetery in
Macon on Tuesday, April 18th On ac-
count of the high waters it was not
possible to get to Macon before lues-
1
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

H. Anrie McCaskill is visiting Miss
4 Patty at Bigbee Valley
Walter Stokes made a business
NJ Columbus this week.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

rayed from the Earnest Neal place near
ksvile. about weeks before Christmas
REAM COLORED COLT. about 3years
Black name and tail. | will suitably
ard my one for information that will
| ito her recovery.
WASH NEVILLE,
prill4.3t Cooksvile. Miss.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

Ladies finger purses, the latest fad,
at Klaus.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21
The Latest Intelligence.

-Four Rail Roads to center at Ma
con, and other contemplated i'm
provements, will give the old town
a big boom. In the mean time D.
Patty will continue to sell the ''Best
goods at the lowest cash prices"
Albert Sinclair, son of the late F. c.
Sinclair was killed Sunday night at
McComb City by being run over by a
train. Mr., S., who has been a conduc-
tor on the | . c. RR,, was crossing the
track on his way to the railroad office to
report He stepped aside to allow a
switch engine to pass and failed to hear
a passenger train behind him, Death
was instantaneous, his back and neck
being broken, Mr.. Sinclair was raised
in Kemper and his friends in this coun-
ty will be grieyed on learning that death
came to him 90 early in life and in such
an awful fom -Kemper Herald.
Note reduction in prices on the
following goods to take effect NON
day, April 23d,
10-4 Pep'l Bleached Sheeting
1914 Brown do
A uonitor Bleached Domestic.
l~4 Dunellen do do
IA Hope do do
"A Fruit of Loom do do
Al Lansdale do do
A do Cambria
Terms Of sale spot-eash
D, PATTY.
/ 1t harrows ones soul to haye one :
sole to wear out so soon, Avoid this
trouble by wearing Hamilton Brown
shoes. For sale by Wyatt Jones Shoe
Store.
/ viii show you the nobhicst line OF
mems, boys end youths clothing
o,.or goon in Macon at \ Klaus,
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

Come and see straw hats, every
thing new at A, Klaus.
Shirt waists at Klaus,
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21
Good Horses
Extra Fine
Vehicles,
Best
Studebaker
Wagons
all just received by
w. w. Shannon

If you want the best for your monei
don fail TO call and inspect my stock
before you buy. | will guarantee TO
give you entire satisfaction.
". ". SHANNON,
plli-2m op. court house.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

.eep Cool by swinging in one of those
ptiful hammocks sold by Stokes
ans Hdw, Co.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

1t harrows ones soul to haye one :
sole to wear out so soon, Avoid this
trouble by wearing Hamilton Brown
shoes, For sale by Wyatt Jones Shoe
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

The nobbiest line neckwear in town
at Klaus.
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21
,Jn0. p. Hunter,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
Manufacturer of Rough and
Dressed Lumber.

Is prepared to make contracts and fur
nish mqteriaI, win make estimate upon
any and sll kinds ofbuilding upon appIica'
49,, mch24-4m
Macon beacon., 1900-04-21

Note reduction in prices on the
following goods to take effect MON
day, April 23d,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-01

when fishing. He has had great eS-
perlence in the lakes of Minnesota
which abound in game fish Whether
it is the agile trout which rises to a fly.
or the big pickerel that takes a lure
bait on a troll, it is all one to him. and
every famous fishing water in his state
abounds with legends of his skill. He
is not especially approachable in his
official capacity, but he is another be-
ing in camp, and the old boatmen ai-
dress him with impunity as "Cush." A
man is a fool who wears a robe of dig
nifty when he goes fishing. He will trip
up in it, sure.
Senator Quay Of Pennsylvania is ad-
dicted to deep sea fishing. The habit
Of angling, contracted in the trout
streams Of Pennsylvania, has grown
upon him TO such an extent that or
binary sport does not satisfy his cray-
ing any longer. He needs must travel
all the way to Florida and spend DAYS
seeking the fierce tarpon. He has a
charming little hunting lodge on the
Florida coast, and whenever he finds
the cares Of craftsmanship or politics
depressing him, he takes train and is
away for week or two Of sport It is
a fearful and wonderful sight to see the
doughty senator from the keystone
state standing braced in the boat, bat
Ting with an immense tarpon, and
when he has landed his victim he wears
the look Of a conqueror at the close of
battle. When times are too busy TO
go to Florida he does not disdain to
take whirl with the bass of the coun-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-01

try, and is ready any time for an out
ing.
A Fishing Hole Named for Gear.
Senator Gear of Iowa is known TO
every guide and boatman Of the upper
Potomac. In fact, there is one famous
spot in the river called Gears Hole, af-
ter the Iowan. 1t is near an exclusive
rod and gun club, which the senator
visits. One day he was being rowed
up the river and had tried all the fish
ing holes with indifferent success. He
directed the guidt to row him to GER
tain place which ne Spied, and, after
sounding the water observing the lay
Of the land, the character Of the bot
tom and the drift of the current, said
there was good fishing there. The old
guide pooh-poohed the idea; no one had
ever thought of fishing there. But the
senator insisted on trying, and within
an hour or. two had caught thirty mag
nificent bass. So they called it Gears
Hole, and it is fished every day in the
season when there are guests at the
club house.
There promises to be an expansion of
the senatorial big Four" into big
Five" Senator Foraker of Ohio is
reaching out after some of the pisca-
tOrial laurels of his elders. He will
have to do some active fishing to get
in their class, but he has been making
some great records in the past two
years He is fond of bass and trout
and Is enthusiastic upon the subject of
the Potomac variety OF bass.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-01

Washington, March 31-As the trout
and bass season draws near there is
talk of fish around the capitol Hobbies
and in the cloak rooms. 1t will nos be
long now before every week win bring
its quota of congressional fish lies. Dur
ing the long sessions of congress, when
the national legislature sits through
the spring and far into the summer,
fishing trips are much resorted to by
the SOlons as means of recreation, pend
ing the time when they can get away
upon their vacations.
There are more game fish within a
few hours ride OF Washington prob
ably than any other large city in the
east. Two hours run in a parlor car
brings one to the home of the vicious,
courageous, small mouth black bass
of the Shenandoah and the POtOmact
Where the blue waters of the famous
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-01
Ogden Briefs.

There was a queer runaway yester-
day afternoon. A soTrel pony attached
to a basket carriage slipped it's bride
out North Washington avenue, end
came tearing down the street. At the
corner Of Twenty fourth, il turned
west. scattering people and rigs at a
lively rate. Before the bystanders had
recovered from their surprise, the pony
came charging back north on Wash
ington avenue, having circled the block
via Grant and Twenty fifth. Again
there was a stampede and the animal
had a clear track out toward the north
city limits.
J. p. O'Brien, superintendent of o. r.
q n. at Portland. was in ogden yes
terday and went on north.
A. r. Charter left yesterday for a
two weeks visit on the coast.
Another case of smallpox developed
yesterday, the patient being John Rat
ger, living on Twenty-firsL street be-
tween Grant and Lincoln.
Manager Clark has booked Because
She Loved Him So" for appearance
here April 3 The piece had one of the
longest runs Of the season in New
York.
The Southern Pacific pay car came
in Yesterday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-01
LATEST OF KINGS.
Leopold at Present Holds the I'm
enviable Record.

ehVlaoIe Record.
New York Press.)
EN-hinE Milan of Servia has been
called the LATEST CT all the royalties
merely because he never is afoot be-
lore l. o'clock. When he rises. he goes
az once, half-dressed. to a solid lunch
OF heavy meats, buildings and wines.
After luncheon he smokes a couple of
su'ohg cigars; then, if there is nothing
pressing TO be done. he goes back to
'eo ana either reads or goes to sleep.
as me fancy takes him. At 3 o'clock
NJ is up again and usually goes out in
S7fLen OF amusement. He is seldom
DICK al the palace till dawn. when he
tlHples into BED. But whoever calls
Nl--an lazy man never heard Of the
ore hunting expedition of the king Of
-he belglana He wanted to have the
sensation Of killing without the trouble
ID SONG IN search Of his game So he
sat IN mis- arm chair and pOtted at a LOT
! IooDlts let loose from a bag in front
&c MN. When the smoke cleared away
"ld he called for his bag he had TO he
ia that all that had been found was
one TAN and a certain small 0uantitv
Il nun. He never went shooting again.
me car occasionally aids at a battue
NNN INNS boltS MN and he goes
only out Of politeness. The Prince of
aleS is a good shot and is fond of
shooting. but his big game davs are
T. The emperor of Germany hunts
ana shoots a good deal, but those who
Know MIN best say he does not care
much FOR the sport. With him If is q
matter Of tradition-the right thing for
a royal parsonage to do. The king of
F"rtugal, who holds the record for far
ness among all the ROYALTIES ia 40
Dared physically from such violent ex-
er'lse. The king Of Sweden never
touches gun. The sultan of Turkey
cannot bear to see one.
ne king OF Italy is the only real
EsFresentative of the old kingIy ira
Oh On. He is a mighty hunter and fire.
O. ltly throws up all the routine of
N' without a word Of warning. and
goes of with Colonel Pazzimbolini 70
spend several weeks in pursuit. of the
game Of all kinds with which the noun
'an5 abound. Formerly he established
NJ means Of communication with Rome
NeIner Queen Margherita nor any of
MS ministers ever knew where TO find
nm for weeks at a time. He might
nave lost his throne in a sudden nm
s,eaFal and known nothing of IL tin he
utScended to the plains Of late. how
ever he has become wiser. Now a
carrier leaves Rome every second dav
curing his expeditions, bringing reports
o all That happens.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-01
Ogden, April L
WANTS $4,000.
Southern Pacific Company Sued For
oea+b of Michael Sheridan.

charles A. Ziemer filed suit against
Dant,, and Julia Alexander TO quiet
-ffe 90 certain real estate.
PgIr.o', Sheridan as administrator OF
4,e s..atc of Michael Sheridan filed
,.,,ir .s-a.usJ The Southern Pacific COM
~, .,r S2s 0aO Michael Sheridan was
pl,TI-5 rear Deeth. New, July 9Th, 1899,
n IN running into the repair tricycle.
O. 81, bich he was riding.
The complaint alleges that ne became
,,-.lo...'.7 from the heat and did not
--a .-se Of stevens VS.. Stephens.
tb. 5..-riant was given till Tuesday
Pm -'' The estate Of Henry Wheeler, de-
.,.-5 N petition for the sale Of real
esr-. was Sled.
IN, Inc matter Of the estate Of Elver-
eta Farr plmisiOn was given TO sell
M estate Ezra Farr was appointed
Guardian of minor children.
T.- rr11r, of the arbiters in the mat
fer # Apssrs Nichols. Tribe and 9TH
srs .lauticued in yesterdays Herald,
ali r.- grow ont of a dispute, but was
am ga.r.rle and convenient method
adopted .o transfer title TO real es-
tate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-01
Mrs. Vanguard Dead.

Mrs. Bergetti Wangsgaard, wife of
J. C. Wangsgaard. died Friday night
at Huntsville. Mrs. Wangsgaard was
43 years of age and had born fifteen
children, the last being but few hours
old when its mother passed away. The
infant Is well and will live. The funer-
al services will be held tomorrow at
the meeting house at 1 O'Clock. The
lady was we'll known and respected and
her death will be sincerely mOurned by
the dwellers in ogden valley, as well
as by hosts of friends elsewhere.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-01
.araa with a handful of cigars and

verarda with handful of cigars and
a book
Former Senator Wade Hampton Of
South Carolina. the noted Confederate
cavalry general. although he had only
enc leg, was one. Of the most inveterate
of fishermen. He used the fly altogeth-
er, and could sit down and cast with
the expert who used 18th legs. He made
the record of the Upper Potomac for
fiy-casting. He dropped a fly eighty feet
away from the boat and picked up a
bass that weighed six and one-quarter
pounds They say he could put a fly