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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-10-18
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

The Fulton County Teachers Asso-
citation will meet at Rural Academy,
School District No. 10, on Saturday
oct. 18th.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the day:
10 a. m. called 60 order.
The Successful School,
From the Teachers Standpoint-Drew
Luten.
From the Scholars Standpoint Mrs.
Mary Barber.
From TIE Patrons Standpoint-W. G.
Underwood.
Graduation in the Common School
Course-Miss Sue Ramer, Joe c..
Ward
The State College Appointments
K. Sans, II. H. Hall.
Friday Afternoon Exercises-E. W..
Roach, Miss Ada Casebeere.
The New School Books-Luby Har-
grove. General Discussion by Teachers.
Dinner will be served on the grounds
and a cordial invitation 70 be present
IS extended to teachers, patrons and
advanced scholars.
DREW LUTEN,
LUBY HARGRovE.
w. G. UNDERWOOD,
Programme Committee.
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BLACK CURSE ON HIM..
CURIOUS FATE OF A LOUISVILLE
DOCTOR WHO FAILED TO
CURE A CHILD.

Louisville, KY, Oct. 13.-The prophet
ess who foretold the strange line OF
events eliminating in the death of DR.
Fred Q. Hamburger within nine days
after the death of fine mare. a colt,
hunting dog and her puppies, which
the woman likewise predicted, has been
found, She is spiritualist medium,
living on Shelby and Laurel streets.
The story told by the woman Is a
strange one.
1.-The Doctor come to me first to see
about dog that he had strayed, He
had tried every way TO find it and came
to me as last resort. l told him that
the dog would never come back. Then
the "guides" began to speak to me.
told the Doctor that he was in trouble
in great danger-and he laughed at
me, He said: Come out to my house
Mrs. Peterman, and look around for
yourself"
Il went to his office. Doctor, | said
you are in the greatest danger. Some
thing Is the matter with this house.
There Is some strange power over every
thing.
"'Well, he said, "a woman came 10
me two weeks ago, placed her hand on
my shoulder. stared at me a minute and
then placed on me and everything had
the black curse in this world and the
next. She did this because when / had
been called in to attend her little baby
had diagnosed the case as diphtheria
and playcarded the house. The woman
and her family objected to this. and
when the baby died they bitterly de
nounced me. / had done my duty. and
would haye paid no thought TO the mat.
ter If the mother had not come to my
house and gwen me the black curse but
OF course that's nothing"
II went with him out to the barn,
the medium continued. 1.-THE power
for evil was awful there. The Doctor
was laughing at me, but liked him sc
that bad to tell him. do not know
what it was. just had to speak.
told him that his mare would die, his
colt would die, the pups would die, and
that everything left in the barn must
ole, and the curse would be on HIN
nine days after the death of the mare.
Ii he lived through the ninth day he
had a chance. But did not see how
he could live through the ninth day.
You'll go like a shot, doctor, l said
"'Well any time I go I'll be ready
Mrs. Peterman,' he laughed"
Mrs. Peterman declares that these
things were revealed to her by some
occult influence. She had never seer
the doctor before. The mother who
gave the curse has left Louisville.
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MULES FOR SALE.

| have IL head of good young mules
for sale, ranging in pricel from $50 to
Sl35. Will sell for cash, or six month
time with good interest bearing notes.
Also 20 head of good stock cattle. for
sale. w. S. Henderson.
Hickman Ky.
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Tot causes night alarm.

Zone night my brothers baby was
taken with Group writes Mrs. j. c..
Snyder of Crlttenden, KY, lit seemed
it would strangle before we could get a
doctor, so we gave it DR.. Kings New
Discovery. which gave quick relief and
permanently cured it. We always keep
it in the house to protect our children
from Group and Whooping Cough. 1t
cured me of chronic bronchial trouble
that no other trouble would relieve"
Infallible for Coughs, Colds. Throat
andsLung troubles. Soc and Sl.00. Trial
bottles free at Cowgills' Drug Store.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-10-18
AYERS FLATT CONTEST.
10 BE DECIDED BY CHIEF JUS
TICE PAINTER.

Frankfort, Ky, Oct. IL. Chief Jns.
tice Paynter will on Thursday after
noon pext hear motion 10 dissolve the
injunction granted by the Hickman
Circuit Court In the case of Mott Ayres
against COUNTY Clerk Samuels, of Hick-
man, restraining him from placing the
name of Robert Flat. OF Hickman, I'M
der the rooster on the Official ballot as
Legislative nominee and directing to so
place the name OF Ayres. The motion
will be made by Attorney John " ..
Ray, of this city for Flatt.
Argument will be made in support OF
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TWO MULES, WAGON

and Harness for sale cheap Apply to
c WERNER.
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Sohnny-Say. pa. why are poets born
and not made?
Faith err Because it's much cheaper
my son.-Judge.
Clarence-Clara, if let you buy a
new winter coat. I'll have TO wear my
old one.
Clara-Oh. you dear, sweet, lovely
generous old boy Detroit Free Press T..
I'm sorry to see you've been fighting,
Johnnie. You've got black eye!'
"Aw. yer don't say so. Take yer sor-
rer home TO yer own kid. He's got two =
Subscriber - What No fire in the
stove this cold weather?
Editor None; but there is creditor
coming around this morning who has
promised TO make it hot for me
This note was found in the postoffice
recently: Deer May-The reason l
didn't laff when you Taft at me yester-
day was bile on my face. kant laff
but you know | love you. F. S.-Burn
this up"
always think before you speak,
said the prudent man.
II can't possibly arrange it, answer
ed the young politician. "Id have to
disappoInt too many audiences. -
Washington Star.
Mrs. Scrapplngton-Here is an item
which says that in Patagonia wife can
be purchased for one dollar.
Mr.. Scrappington- Well, there may
be wives in Patagonia that are worth
that much.
She You tell me / am the sweetest
girl you ever saw. Now, tell me true
How many other girls have you told
the same thing?
He--Oh, well; suppose / have told
it TO quite lot, but then you know,
you are the first one who ever believed
me.
WAS anything really accomplished
at your sewing circle this afternoon
asked the scornfui man.
Yes she said at last. we turned
out halt a yard of embroidery and for
ty eight yards of gossip" = Chicago
Post.
He-Er-nOw that we are engaged,
suppose yOu-er = won't object TO my
kissing you?
She-Certainiy not. Help yourself
And when mamma comes in / want you
to kiss her also
Hess let's b-break the engage
ment,-Cincinnati Enquirer.
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PLEASURE RESORT
FOR HIS FRIENDS
CAPT. TYLER, OF FULTON COUN-
TY, BUILDS A LAKE.
Special to Louisville Times.

opecINI 20 LOUISVILLE IImts.
Hickman, Ky. Oct. l4.-Capt.. III. A.
Tyler, the wealthy Fulton county citi-
zen, has made lake at his residence in
this city and it abounds in all kinds of
fine fish. 1t is also covered with lake
moss and pond lilies Water locks of
solid stone masonry, at the head of the
lake furnish water for the lake. An ar.
tesian we'll. already sunk to a depth of
nearly 800 feet is to furnish water for
the locks in the future. Bath house,
pleasure boats, ETC., are at the service of
his friends.
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NOTICE.

All parties indebted to the estate of
Arthur King, deceased, are respectfully
notified TO please come forward and
settle up; and all those holding claims
against said estate are notified to file
the same properly proven up as required
by law on or before the LIST day of Jan,
1902, or the same will be barred.
J. J. 9. BONDURANT,
Admir- of Arthur King,
+. & NJ. Bank.
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IMPORTANT.

For the next 80 days, we will offer
Line of Fine Surveys at $1,000 less than
regular price, and on Easy Terms. We
are over stocked on these goods
f. Il. REEVES q co.
Hickman. Ky
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International Stock Food
3 Feeds For lc.


YOU HAVE HEARD OF INTER
NATIONAL STOCK FOOD; HAVE
YOU TRIED IT?
1t Is sold on positive guarantee. If
it does not do what is claimed for it,
your money will be refunded.
Now is the time to use it as Spring
is approaching aud your horses system
undergoes a change.
We will not lengthen this advertise
ment but for the next 30 days will give
the INTERNATIONAL Stock BOOK
illustrated with ovar 1873 Large Colored
Engravings, that cost upwards of 81
10000 to produce. Book is 91S by 6l6 IN.
contains description and engravings of
different breeds or horses, cattle, sneep.
hogs and poultry, contains Finely
Illustrated Veterinary Department. 1t
will save you hundreds of dollars as
practical reference book. This book
tells all about International Stock Food.
You get it with package of food if you
buy inside of 30 days from me personally,
j. A MCCLURE.
SIG Troy Ave-, Hickman, KY.
Orders Left at
ShaWs' Dept Store
will receivelprompt attention
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TO ALL PERSONS HavIN C
FARMING, TIMBERED OR
MINERAL LANDS, ETC.
FOR SALE.

The Nashville, Chattanooga & st.
Louis Railway proposes to nse its best
efforts to induce good class of immi-
grants TO settle in territory contiguous
to its lines. and TO engage the attention
OF capitalist seeking Manufacturing
Sites or Mining Property. 1t therefore
solicits the support. the cooperation and
the assistance of the people of every
county through which its lines pass.
Encouragement earnestly requests that
all persons who have farms for sale or
lease, those who have timbered lands.
water power or mineral lands for sale,
va send brief description of same to
the railroad agent nearest them giving
the prices and terms of sale. The prices
must correspond with the prices asked
of local buyers. The management does
not propose TO aid in selling land to i'm
migrants at exorbitant or speculative
prices.
Large tracts suitable for colonization,
at low prices, are especially wanted.
j. Il. KILLEBREW.
Industrial and immigration Agent
III. +. SMITH,
Traffic Manager.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27
IN THE LABOR WORLD.

Pete Cuxran has Tended In EAglaHe
and In telling the BritisAers that tAs
Americans work harder and longer
each day than do the Europeans.
The Missouri supreme court has
handed down . aeqisaoa ksA8 tae
harheYsI lsSg So0sl1esess@zA 80 10
was passed at the last session or the
legislature, and provides for an en-
amining board, from which all bar
berp must secure q license.
The London Society Of ComPesitsIs
has voted to reduce the dues Of sUt-
of-work members to sixpence per
week II has also voted that any mem
her who has reached the age OF 81
years and has been IS years q mem
Der shall receive ten Shillings q week
as Q benefit
After several years Of agitation the
unions Of New Haven, Conn, secured
the passage Of an ordinance compel
ing contractors t. employ union mer
wherevsr possible On city work. Nov
the corporation counsel has declares
the aat unconstitutional as intertes
a
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27
ing with the freedom OF contract"


ing with the freedom OF contract"
Aaron ID. Weld, of Boston, is prae-
tically the sole owner Of Ludlow.
Mass, a town of 5000 inhabitants.
Mr.. Weld is president of the Ludlow
Manufacturing company, a concern
which furnishes employment to near
ly all the laborers and which pays
nine-tenths OF all the taxes collected
in the town.
IN a short time 1000 men win be
at work building the underground
road In New York. Two shafts have
already gone down, one 100 feet, the
other 100. each 80 feet in diameter. and
compressed air is forced through six
inch pipes TO all underground work
ings TO drive the drills. This. when
finished, viii be the greatest engineer
ing feat of the age.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27
eURTAIN CALLS.

Bszaon is threatened with dramat-
ic production of Oscar Wilde's fantas-
tic story, Tie Picture of Dorian
Gs~1."
JaAes L Easkett BAay teur Austria
Ia in the summer of 1902, q proposal to
that eject having been made to him
by J. q. Williamson.
Paris critics have treated the French
version Of '-0us Vadis" with marked
hostility, asserting that 1t il pla-
giarism from the elder Dumas "Acts"
and Extraordinarily Martyrs"
CAHssas Hswtrey, who comes to thfs
ss@n1ry nsxt season with . hns Eng
lish reputation to back him up, will
appear in New Yerk IN the fall in "A
Message from Mars" He will be I'M
der Charles Frohman's management
The receipts of the 40 performances
of Gesnoa's Faust" at the Paris op-
era house last year were $145,4so
Faust" was sung twice as often as
any other opera, lies Huguenots" be
ing the next in popularity, with 90 per
| formances.
| Blanche Walsh's production of {
dramatic version OF the novel "JoaI
| of the Sword-Hand" will be one of tn;
most important efforts to be stageC
next season. She will spend $780, 900 OIL
it. Her supporting company will be
particularly strong one.
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greater part OF eastern Tennessee. On
the mountains, where IL has not been
melting, the snow is reported to have
reached a depth OF nearly two feet.
The rivers are out OF bounds. The
Tennessee at this point is 10 feet, and
rising rapidly.
Knoxville. Tenn. April PA party
OF herders reached here yesterday from
the Smoky mountains. having been
driven out by the heavy snow. They
report that 400 head OF cattle were in
danger OF freezing when they left. Ac-
cording TO their story the snow was
from four TO six feet deep when they
started from the mountains.
Mayking, KY. April 20.-Joseph
Johnson and John Potter, two OF the
Reynolds feudists, deserted from the
barricade of their fellows in the noun
tains yesterday and surrendered 10
Deputy United States Marshal Fulton.
They were taken to Whitesburg Jail.
A posse Of 100 men In being organized
TO effect the capture of the remainder
Of the faction.
Pensacola. Fla. April z4.-The eoun-
ty board of public instruction las de-
manded the resignation Of G. II. Dye
principal OF public school No. 1. They
allege Dye made himself obnoxious tC
the teachers and pupils by making in.
sulting remarks about the southern
cause when they were at work pre-.
pairing program for the pupils to take
part in the Confederate decoration day
Dye is from Massachusetts,.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27
News From Joliet. Illinois.


Rev. T. O. Fleming of Braidwood,
Illinois came TO Joliet to spend Sun
day, April 21st with his old church
NJ d people, who were very glad to see
hia.
Mr.. VIM. Carr Of Springvslley. Ill ,
passed through our city on his way TO
Brsidwood to visit his children IN that
place
Mrs, Mary e Lark Hill. the noted
evangelist has gone to Chicago TO make
Is her future home.
Mrs. Jackson OF Springvalley is q Wis.
itor 10 the city this week.
Mr.. Williams OF Springvalle y is visit
ing his Joliet friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Figgs returned to For
est, Ill after an extended visit with
Mrs. Jenkins, the notl d spirituslist
VIM. Thomas, the great root and
herb doctor is doing q great work IN
the city. He cures rheumatism and
various other diseases.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS BITS.

The muscles of the human jaw exert
force Of 534 pounds.
The London dog show, to be held in
Crystal palace, has 12.121 entries.
We pay in the neighborhood Of $780,
0O0, 900 a year In lakes on sugar.
Fifty-one out of 1000 men marry
younger than 81, 16s per 1000 women.
One hundred pounds of raw fowl
equals 81 pounds boiled, but only so
pounds roast.
Fifteen per cent. of the street lamps
In Great Britain are fitted with mean
descent mantles.
A trained cat in Newark, n. j., see
ing building afre, set up howl by
which the structure was saved.
The Japanese have tried the west
en- sassation for thefs girls and put
it softly down as unsuitable.
In 1879 1 person in each 1908, 1o5 car
ried by British railways was killed. In
1896 only one in every 1e6, 1875.
Najib Taky-Uddeen, the assistant
surgeon whose assignment to Colum-
bus barracks was announced a couple
of days ago, is Syrian, % years old
He studied with American mission
! aries in Beirut, came to this country
fled papers for citizenship and com
pleted his education at the University
of Michigan, studying medicine there
He served as hospital steward in the
war with Spain and upon examination
| passed with an unusually high aver
l a~A
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27
Another Lodge Institutsd-The Grand
Chancellor at Work Here.

The Grand Chaacellor, John Mitch
ell, Jr. instituted o most promising
lodge of knights of Pythias, N. A, 3.
A., E., A., q. & A.. on "Wednesday
night, oath Inst, at the Pythian Castle
Hall, 511 II. Bird stress. It will be
known as Christian Hope. No. 4S.
DIR. VIM. e. Atkins, Grand Medical
Director arrived from Hampton, Va.
ut p. m. and proceeded to examine
the candidates. The following officiat.
ed: g. v. O., Ohas E. Steward; q. NJ
of W., W. 81. Hill; G p, w. II. Boil
ling; q. n. of Arms, Col. Jesse
scruggs and g. s. Baker; q. NJ. of E f,
r. J. johnson; @. K Of r. & y, &. A.
Preston @. /. g., Alpheus Scott; g.
o. g., Ulysses Briggs; 1st Attendant,
Andrew j. Smith, Jr. End, Winston d.
Payne and others. In charge of floor
works, J. A. Smith.
The following eficers of the new
lodge were installed: G. O., W. e.
Mitchell: V. O., Thomas Howard P.
j seph Wilson NJ. of W., ]. N. Briggs /;
M. of Exchequer, A. V. James; "A. of
F., Chris Foster; K. of r. and g., II. q.
LIE Wis; n at A, r. l.. Jackson I. g.,
j. II. Garter D. g., J. B. Robinson !;
Trustees: W. B. Harris, T. w. Epps,
A. T. Banks, At, G. H. Hamilton, Jas.
T., White, ]. Thomas Moore.
This lodge was gotten up by the ef-
forts of special Deputy, Grand Chan
cellor, Willis Wyatt, who deserves
great credit for his persistency in this
direction.
A bounteous supper was served and
the newly made candidates were Joy
Gus over the beauties OF the initiation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27
Office OF Grand Lodge Of Virginia
Richmond, Va. April IS, 1901
PythiSn Period XXXvII

RICHMOND, va. Aprll 10, 1oVA'
PythiAn Period XXXVII
Pursuan to the Acsion Of the Grand
Lodge in it's IA b and 18th Annual
Session at LJnchurg, VS.. and Article
ii. Section 2 of the Q, Institution OF the
Gre nd Lodge of Virginia, the 18th An
nual s ,ssion will convene Tuesday May
2lst, 1901, 9:80a q, m. at Portsmouth
and continue in session two days.
Each Subordinate Lodge is entitled
TO one Grand Representative for each
80 members In good standing or part
thereof.
ALI Lodges must have paid their
semi-annual taxes and endowment
taxes in order to be entitled to repre-
sentstlon upon the floor Of the GRAND
Lod ge.
All Past Char csllors desiring recog
tition in the Grand Lodge and VIII,
have not previously been admitted tt
membership in the Grand Lodge mus'
present certificate signsd by the Char
cellor Commander and Keeper of Rec
ords and Seal of the lodge OF which hi
is . member showing that he il emit
tied 20 the rank.
All Subord mate Lodges will forward .
once the names OF the Gsani Repre-
sentstives to Sir Thomas M. Crump
Grand Keeper OF Records and Seal
5O4 n. Second st. Richmond, Va
For information concerning trans
portation ETC., Address the Grsn'
Keeper OF Records and Sal,
Given under my hand and Seal ~ Rich
mond, Va, this 18th day April, 1901.
John Mitchell, Jr.,
[sEAI] Grand Chancellor,
Thomas M Crump,
Grand Keeper OF RECORD, q Sea-
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GENERAL MARKETS.

Philadelphia, April e. - Flour FRA;
winter superfine, $2.l0Q2.25; Pennsylvania
roller, clear. $3GS.25; city mills. extra,
s.. 4012. 60. Rye flour quiet and STEADY
at $3.50 per barrel for choice Pennsylva-
MA Wheat quiet and steady; No. red,
spot. 7sd7eIkc Corn firm: No. mixed
spot, 4sIh@50c.; No. 2 yellow. for local
trade, 50G5O1kc. Oats quiet; No. white,
clipped 23isc.: lower grades, 2S&Szc. Hay
quiet; No. timothy. $3.50 for large
bales Beef firm; beef hams. ns.sc02O.
Pork steady; family, $17.5eQls. Lard easy;
western steamed, S.S11s. Live poultry
Quoted at lie. for hens. T4Qsc. fer cid
ROSTERS 10000. for winter chickens, seq
s5c. for spring chickens and 1e@1o1tc. for
ducks. Dressed poultry at lo1hc. Ter
choice fowls, &c. for roosters, ZO4Soo. Tor
nearby broilers, 10000. for frozen broil-
ers 1Od12c. for frozen chickens ana 90
l2c. for frozen turkeyA Ratts Gs@;
creamery, lS92se.; sasse1R n !. G$
tation creamery, fS1k4ffrzc.; NSW Es<A
dairy, l5d19c.; fancy Pennsylvania prints
jobbing at 24Q27c.; do. extra, 2Sc. Cheese
steady; fancy large colored, l1411Ao.; DO
do. white, l0%d11c.; fancy small colored
| I2Q12Ac.; do. do. white, nA412c- Eggs
steady; New York and Pennsylvania, LAG
| 14hc.; southern, 13qlS%c.; western, stor
age, 1910; regular packed, western.
| G14kc. Potatoes steady; Jerseys. boc.e
| 81 s71s; New York, $1.25@1.75; Havana. 90
| s.; Jersey sweets, $l.50q25o. Cabbage
| steady: New York at $1291s per ton.
| East Liberty. Pa, April 2s.-Cattl
steady: extra. s5.e0d5.75; prime. $5.2696bo
/ good, $5Q520. Hogs slow and lower
| prime mediums. $6.20d6.25; heavy York
| ers, S62Od6.2S light do, $6l0G3S.15; hesv
hogs, $e.lOq6lS; pigs, $6.90Qe; skips, 81
$50; roughs $4d56O. Sheep strong; bes
wethers $4.65a4.75; choice lambs, $3.50
SIS; common to good. $IQ5.4o; veal calves
s5Q6.
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SATURDAY. APRIL II, 1901
SPRING

On his cold cou,h old Winter lies
asleep,
White frost and snow envelope his
huge form,
He victims, frozen fast, around him
weep,
Willie blows the wind in one eternal
storm.
He wakes and vengeance flashes from
his eyes,
HIS presence withers every living
thing;
Toe ter der pl.nt is blasted. droops
and dies,
And stoutest hearts bowl down and
own him king.
His conquest seems indeed to be com
plete,
E>r heaven and earth seem pleased
to give him sway.
Bis harsh be hests they ioyiully re-
peat,
And dreadful slaughter follows day BY
day.
But, bark 3 rustlink as of silky
Fsi; sr,ir,RI 'ris she ! behold her form
With golden wand, she doth espouss
the cause
OF all oppressed and 10, the warm sun
shine.
The frost ard snow and all that blighi
are stayed,
Al in the ir stesd the ,bSlmy breeze
blow,
And plants which dropped, with joy
BUSINESS are made
To I'LL the earth with perfume as the!
grow.
Aye, by her very gentltness, swee
Spring
Makes good her sway and cor q uers o
she goes;
The birds, alert, are seen upon tn
wing,
They sing and sport, while earth wit
glAdness gloEs
o. NJ. STEwARD
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Mr. e. Graham, Of u. 8. Gran;
Lodge, No. 1, <. of P who is now lC-
Gated at Jersey City, N. j. called on
as. he has been absent from the city
% years. He was accompanied by Sir
w. n. Hill.
Mr. J. ". Roberts of lilo Moore
street has been iadisposed for the pas
week.
Mr.. Simon Archer, of Washing
ton, d O., who came TO attend the fun
ersl OF his mother, Mrs. Kate Archer
called on Us.
Mr.. W. 8. Whitlock, Fine Oreel
Mills. Va, called on Us and paid iii
own subscriptiJn and that Of Me. Jas
Stanard. We were pleased to Zee him
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Rev. Jssper's Will-Left More Than
Three Thousand Dollars.

The will Of the late Rev. John Jas
per was probated last Wednesday,
the Ohancery Court, Judge Lamb p a
siding.
Rev. Jasper left his residence,
1;yat;-,.s and it them nasses z her
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-27
The Courts Thanksgiving.

The Courts of Oalanthe will observe
Thanksgiving exercises of the INDIE
pendent Order or Calanshe Sunday,
May 9th, 1901, B p. m, at the Sixth
Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
Rev. w: r. Graham, D. D. will de-
liver the sermon.
The Knights Of Pythias and she UNI
form Rank are invited to sscomp any
the Court.