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SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-03-07
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8nren ilieBen nod INNER
0elObeitrdge 81.
Guar wenis, aber snt gemsint.
8otihnit Der SransDaai siga Don
Gbieago an Eaul ariigcr.
Spmpatbie oes amerifanilhrn Iol.ss

gbicdan, 2. Mdrs. Der bpadnpiIfe
GonIul 8irtboff bat i'm Sdufe nss gez
ftrigen 5aees nahItebsnoes Shreiben,
unb nit bieIem sinen fir bic Suren be-
ftimmtsn gbed BON $765, an ben 8rds
fibenten Der Siibafritaniltsn &epuz
blit, Serrn pdul ariiger, gsfhidt:
p@s eersiht mir gum grDbten Ysrgnits
gen, baB mir bic gbrs geipproen, oie=
fem Shreiben eiuen auf S765 tautens
ben, auf Die Barrier Sant ausseitellten
Gbed beilegsn Su tDnnen. Sieie Cum
me lit bis gum beutigen Gage BON Der
Sranspaal 2isu BON gbiragp cpllecz
tirt fpprben. Bon per yglm. 5rans=
paal 2eague" lit mir Der gluftrus ge=
porben, gip, grcelenS 3u erlufsn,
bieie @umms nadh Siio=Qfrifd 3l ihiz
den unp gu psranlaiien, euB tie unter
Iolhe ssrauen unb ainbsr Der 9uren
pertbsilt ipirb, Die purh ben Soo ooer
burh @efangennubme ibrsr GrnGbrer
auf benz Shlattfeloe alIer SubititenS>
mittel entbIDbt iuorben iinb. @leihz
asitig rel ss mir geitattet, Sbnen 5u
periihern, baB bic grobe Maipritdt bes
ansrifaniifen 9Dltes nad ME Dor
nit Der Sads Der 9ursn ipmpatbiitrt
unD baB Die 2eiosn unp Shreden, Die
sSbr @plt in sSolge bieIss ihredliten
unb unisligen arieges su erbulhen bat,
Die Ser8sn oes dmerifdniffen 8oltes
tief betpeat baben. gs fpar mir psrs
90nnt, tpGbrenb bes leBtsn Sabrss BON
Gbieagp aus $4,000 surllnteritiiBung
Sbres heimgeiuhtsu 8oItss Su iGiden,
unb Dieie Suntnle nurpe BON 2elltsn
oller Matipnalitdten bitfes uno Der dn=
arensenoen Stdaten betgei.euert. limb
geitrG1s fperoeu fprtan oisfem pon5eit
su 3eit fplgen. 2ebterss piro has Be-
ftreben Der ,glm. 5rnn5paal 2sdgpe~
Iein, beren 9irectoren mid erIunt baz
ben, gip. greellenS 81 bitten, psriDnlih
iiher ben @mpfang bes @elDes III Be-
ideinigen. SD gebe mid Der Soffnuna
Tin, bdB Elm eerehter 9ptt gtlles gum
8eiten sSbrss 8nltes lenten tperbe unp
baB auf Die lunge, ihredlife Ruht Elm
Ionniger Gag uno Ruhm fir Die iiio=
afritaniihen Gspubliten folgen mDgs.
GeItatten Sic mir, 5err BrdToent,
sSbnen Die h0hite Mhtun9 uno oiebeiten
gBiinIhs Der ,Nm. 5rdnspuul 2iga"
fir eSbr fernsrss Wohlersebsn aussuz
Ipredsn unb bdmit uuh Sic mtlner
perlDnlihen SohdGtuHs unb Werthz
f1dbung Su beriihern. Shr gehorlum=
tier Geo. girthoff." glpr.: S. q. ariiz
ger jr., Yrdiibsnt Der SiioafritdniIhen
Hepublit. Saaa 9ollono.
gpIesbers. 8dpcolonis, 5reitag, l.
Ndrs. 5iinf5ebnbunbert 9uren, ipos
runRr aud unseblid General De Nset
unb prGlibent Stem, ibipdnmeH gsz
ftern Bel 2iliefpntein nuh Der Coles
berazBriide iiber ben Srdnjez 5luB
unb aeIangten uuF bieie Weiie ipiessr
in ben SraniesSreiituat.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-03-07
Xincpln Gountn.
t1pesial Gorreip eiponbensl

gSn. S. 6abel baut siae sroBe
Sheune.
6oltert Bolt bat Die 9Sbitmau SSarm
nOrolih bon Sea fir $4,000 setauft.
8ep. Steepers tleiner Spbn lit nod
INNER lehr tranf.
Otto ariens lit auI Galentin Sci
bert's 6arm sesosen, Die sr gepaht,t bot.
8ernot 8ropt mobnt ieyt in leinem
neuen Sauie in Sea.
6. ylante's adisiabrit miro balb
tuieoer in Sang seiebt lusroen.
Ontie Heints, elm GouIin uou 6rau
S. M. 9eeren uno 6rau S. o. 8roe-
nepelo, Der bier su &lud ,par, III iekt
in Brootinss, UNI BORT Serpanote 81
beluhen.
Die Sospnibip=Wableu erslben fol-
senbes Reiultat: Superpiior, 8drnp
paIdons; @lert, Qermonn Go9 ;5hat-
meilter, Wm. peeren; Gonftabler, paul
gidel, Sermann Willer.
eorr.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-03-07
DSpiele nid)t etc. :.
Sr,ii,bujdbristr aua6e erihie6t leineu
I'M gieidsn gllier ltebrnO.n Gonlin.

Sigblanb Sans, 81. g., A. Mdr5,
Irthur gngslstrher, Ii Sabre alt,
bat ieinen in gleitem Glitter ItebsnbeH
GDuiin Spfepb gngelstirter erIhofz
ZEN. Irtbur fpislte beute i'm SupeIicr=
laoen feines Yaters nit einer Shro.s
finite uno Sielte nit Der in lolhenJule
len 6etdnnten Shlaubeit nuh feinsT
Better. Die gunse ShrotlaDuns Der
6linte ordng oem urmen Rnuben IN
ben 9al5 uno eine balbe Stunbe lpdz
ter mar Soiepb tobt. Dem unfreilpi!s
ligen WtDrber tpiro gesluubt, oa G.
fast, ~er uubte riht, oaB bas Ding
ueIuDeu mar"
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-03-07
Tsr bstannt, Romii<r Qarl Blu.

fel, Director bss .Roloneums" in
Wien, BAT burrh Die Goneurren3 bes
8ornum & BuilspIten Circus in Der
Tratsrrotunbe 70 gelitten, baB er ben
Goncurs unHslbsn muBte.
- 9oroen's Submit" nrbrsitet
bas Mdrden, Der Reihstun5ler Graf
Billion babe ben Msrarisrn periprohsn.
CT iperbe rtFeniren. faus bic 0etreibe=
3ol<rbObun9 niat burnseben sperbt.
Dopap 1T natiirliA ietp pabrss @ort.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-03-07

- Der oiesid9rise .Nadridten unS
Derolo~ Ralenbrr lit unnberih6n.
3oblt ein Sabr i'm @oraus uno sdsrt
yu6 einen Ralemoes.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-03-07
Spe3iaI rreiponoenO
SDltm 3 oIbt.

Ts ptuE8 l5Ul
0onneritas, osn 2S. sSebruar, itart
nah tnrSem geiDsn fSrau q. Geecu In
gSellinstun Sopnibip. Gic Geriforbe:
ne erreihte elm gtlter pon "A Sabren.
einen 0tonat uno Is SageH. Die ge.
erotguns farb am Miontag auf Dem ia.
tboIii6en 6riebbofs in gSelliustonS own:
ibip itatt. g8egen bem falten, rauber
gSetter fonnten 8iele niht OH pieleu
8esrabniB tbeitnsbmsn, tragsn aber ibl
9rOBtes geileio nit ben Srauernben II.
Dinterbliebenen.
sesten Scnntag murSe in Der ct.
Raulustirhe tetne anbaht abqebalten
oa paltor loanien an Der 6ismeinSeper.
iammlllng IN Der Wau Gate 3iOnstirbs
fheilnabm. ..
Grua 2. Z. @taIonp beIbenfte an
Sanltag ibreu eiatten init einem God.
terhen. grutulirsn
6. 3. oanion IdBt Steine fabrer
fiir oas 6unbamsnt su eiuem neuer
Santgebdlee. s.. Reuter.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-03-07
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bise 9eorse peter Nemtirt. beher un=
ter bem Nanen ~Olb 9eorse Y.f.4 bsz
tnnnt. lit in leinem 9eim au 9urlep in
bem unsetp0bnlid boben Mlter bon
1T Subren ssltorben. Sein. gltern
iparen Sflupen Der Gamilie Netptirt,
unb ct brohte uuh iein sunSes 2eben
Bel Mitslsbern bi.i.r Jumilie gu. Gr
mar Der erfte farbise Stimmseber i'm
Stoate Nep Dort, uno iibte audi i.in
Woblreht aus lanse aupor, ehs Mbrus
bam 2ineoln feline STRENGTHENING 55z
Proclamation erlaNen bate.
9u Siiide SerriiIen.
gonneuspile. pa.. 2. NGr3. patrid
Npan, Elm Mnseltelter Der .. unb ..
Bahn. nuroe lebte No1t, als er nabe
Someriet auf ben @eltiftn babin=
fdritf, bon einem Sdneu3use setrof=
fen, befen Ndber ibn buhtdblid in
Gtude ri{feu. Die u.berreits, bic IL
aerltreut tparen, buB man etlihe 9beils
in einem s5elbe so yarbs Don Der ln=
fallfttnt, duffuno. purMn in eine
aifte auiammengelefen unb mad Rod
fpoob iiberfiibrt. mo bic 6amiiie BEG
Deruneliidten ipobnt.
GrihoB bic Stiefmntttr.
Baltimore, A. Mdra. Mm. Glenn
1oplor pon MafbinstOn erihoB ss=
tern Nuhnlittaa in Dem 2osirbauls
yfo. 214 81. gaIsxrt Str. feline Stiefs
mutter. sSrau portsr Scott 1apIor
unb ergriff bunu bic 5ludt. Merse1
iiber ben ginfluB Der @etobkten oul
ibren @utten uno Gelbun9et9eubeiter
fpt<n gu BEN Worb< 9efiibrt 9ab<n.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-03-07
Rtnnebaba 6ountp.
(Spe3ials sGorrsiponoen,.)
s. JOartfprb.

Sn Der SO. s. Rirbe rpiro am Gonn.
| tag Inn ubr Nahmittaa 6err 8altp,
6anlen BON gSull cafe oeutidben gottest
bienlt abbalten, worauf cine gerlamnl.
lung stpets Organization elmer @emein.
be ltattiinben.
QSnl. dih bat einen gauplab setauit
uno miro lid Elm Saus barauf erbaueil.
Der iesise sroBe 5u;us Don emisran.
ten erlnnert an bic 3eit Dor 90 Sabreu,
ais lit 10 piele ginpnnoerer in Rinne.
baba seuntp nieoerlieBen. 0amals
tamen ne NIT 9ferben inb @aasn al,
bsute gebt es per GiIenbabu. .Q@
Der 9rOBte 8orratb pon i3alnpfeiien
IN partfpro in Der neuen Sumberuaro.
5. .. Seilen ilt NIT ieiner sSamiIis
oon SaIem nad bier iiberliebeIt u. mirb
am Ufpntas bas @eiddft er6ffnen, bas
er NIT 6ob. gruis ppn gbas. Sepber
getauft bat.
Ssbst bic slntiiHbisuns pou SeiIsn &
Bruce in bieier Rummer.
5err gSeltfaa pon Salem reiite am
Mtonta9 na6 NtinneapoIis, um eiuen
9roBen gintauf fiit bic Reuc 2umberparb
sa MAIDEN.
Sapeten, @aroinenbalter, @orbdn=
&c, Sarben uiD. friih einqetrpffen.
Sillisite 9reiie in Or. Sarms qpotbete.
8ep. Sehner lit niht nur elm alter
braper altbaier, Ionoern aud Elm tiid=
tiger Renfh, Der Seigt, baB er mas ge=
lernt bat. 90 bat er ieBt ole Maurer=
Iiho Yldltrer=glrbeiten iibernommen II.
2. filr oas Saus pou Serrn Gitb, fir
@eo. gruce ililn fir etne neue Sffies
Tiir 6has. Sender. Simmer lultio
neiter. Senner arbeitet aber in feinen
NtuBeitunoen nu61 tiittig fir Die int
mer meitere @erbreitung Der RAD.
rihten uno Serolo@, Die er fir Die
bette oeutihe 3eitugs bes 9sefens er=
Hart.
(Spssial. .gorreipon6enO
tDumboIbt.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-11-16

over zoe, 900 ACRES Of choice farming
lands owned by Railway companies, Land
Companies. Timber companies aud individ-
nails, offered for sale at low prices, on long
time payment. Timbered lands and natural
meadow lands, interpreted with lakes and
streames, convenient TO rail- and winter
transportation aud located near important
markets. For further information apply TO
= Nn. MacPHERR AN,
Land Commissioner Marquette, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-11-16
ASSININS NEWS.
Special correspondence to THE SENTINEL


Mrs. M. Johnson, of Keweenaw
Bay, was visitor here Thursday.
Rev. Tr. Richter, of Negaunee,
made a pleasant call at this place
Tuesday.
A wedding took place here Friday
morning, the contracting parties
being William Shelafoe and Miss
Hester Pine.
Frank Denomie and WIN. Cardinal
have arrived home from a hunting
trip. They each shot three deer.
Rev. FIR. Conner, the Jesuit mis-
sionary, who spent the fore part Of
the week at this place, left Friday
for Nahma.
Mrs. Peter Madosh visited rela-
tives at Pequaming this week.
John Loonsfoot was at Marquette
Thursday.
James Loonsfoot was at Mass
City this week.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Els, accompanied
by Father Pinten, was up from
Marquette Tuesday. :.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-11-16
;BARAGA DEPARTMENT

L. J. Gallagher was at Keweenaw
Bay Wednesday.
William Sutton, OF Chicago, spent
Tuesday in Baraga.
JOS. Coil was at Sidnaw and
Kenton part Of the week.
r. James, OF Oshkosh, Wis, was
a Baraga visitor Thursdays
Mrs. A. N. Pinet expects to leave
for Saginaw the fore part of next
week to visit relatives for a few
weeks.
A dance was given at Keweenaw
Bay Friday evening. 1t is under
stood that number of young peo-
pie from Baraga attended.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-11-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

Chas. H. Boyle transacted bust
ness at Keweenaw Bay Wednesday.
Peters Nilsson and Charles VOL
mer spent Wednesday in the copper
country.
Quite number of deer are being
shipped daily by hunters from this
place.
The barge Godfrey is taking on a
cargo of lumber at the hester
estates docks for Buffalo, N. Y.
Henry Nathanson, who has been
clerking in the VIM. Kitz Co. s
store, has taken a similar position
with Albert Grabower, who is
about removing to Mass City.
Albert Grabower was at Mass
City Friday. Mr.. Grabower ex-
poets to ship his goods to that
place Monday next, and be located
in his new store by the latter part
of the week.
Peter Girard, of Detroit, arrived
in Baraga Thursday evening. He
went to Hancock Friday morning
to visit his brother, Anthony Girard,
OF this village, who is in the hos
pital at that place.
If wild geese are a criterion to go
by,it promises to be an open winter.
A flock OF geese YVES seen flying
south Wednesday, which is later
date than known in many years.
Other well-known signs also point
to an open winter.
Anthony Girard, who was taken
to st. AIMS Hospital at Hancock
Wednesday Of last week, suffering
from serious trouble with one of
his feet, is getting along as well as
can be expected. The writer visited
Mr.. Girard at the hospital Wednes-
day, and he stated that he was re-
ceiving excellent care, and was in
hopes to soon be able to return
home. He spoke In the highest
terms Of the hospital, and also Of
the kind attention and courteous
treatment shown by the employees
OF the railway company the day he
was taken to Hancock. Mr.. Girard
is friend to all, and all are friend:
TO him, and his recovery and return
will be gratifying.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-11-16
MET WITH DISASTER.
hester Fleet of Boats Have An
Unfortunate Experience.

The following is taken from the
Mining Journal of Monday regard
ing the rough experience of the Mes
ter feet of lumber carriers at the
entrance to Grand Marais harbor
Friday of last week:
"The steamer Schoolcraft and
cousorts hester, Bourke and Ke-
weenaw, belonging to the hester
estate OF Baraga, came to disaster
when trying to find shelter in the
harbor of refuge at Grand Marais
Friday night.
"The Keweenaw struck a pier
when coming into the harbor, part
ing it's tow line and springing some
OF it's timbers. The vessel began to
leak badly and drifted across to. the
south side OF the harbor, where it
lies broadside to the shore on an
even keel in about six feet OF water.
"The Schoolcraft next went
aground in the east end OF the har-
Dor, but with the help OF the tug
Westcott the steamer was released
Saturday.
Had it not been for the timely
warnig of Keeper Landen of the
life saving station the vessels
would undoubtedly have gone ashore
outside OF the harbor.
LATER-The boats were found
to be damaged but very little, and
were soon released and put in good
CONDITION. Owing to the rough
weather which has prevailed, they
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-11-16
are still in the harbor at Grand
Marais
FOR wRECKING PURPOSES.
Tug A. w. Cotton Is Purchased
by Great Lakes Towing 60.


by Great Lakes Towing 90.
The tug A. w. Cotton, formerly
owned by the hester estate OF this
village, left Houghton Sunday after
noon for Buffalo, where it will be
used in the future by the Great Lakes
Towing company. The hester
estate recently exchanged the Col.
ton for the tug Vigilant, the trans.
fer taking place at Houghton Sunday
morning, when the two boats ex-
changed crews.
The Colton's tonnage was hardly
heavy enough for further use by the
hester people, as the logs now got
en- out by that concern are procured
in the vicinity of Bayfield, aud Ash
land, and require tug Of heavy ton
mage to tow the timber to Baraga.
The Vigilant is admirably suited for
the purpose, as it has tonnage OF
nearly 800, while the Cotton is less
than 100.
The Vigilant was formerly used
for wrecking purposes by the Great
Lakes Towing company, but the Col
ton will be fally as useful in that re-
SDect
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-11-16
ASTON NEWS.
(Houghton County,
tcorrespondenes Of The sen,inep

| Correspondence OF The SentineD
Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. B. Wonders,
a daughter.
S. Ives, Of Mass, was business
caller in our village Tuesday.
Mrs. L. Johnson, of Ithaca, Mich,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. B.
Wonders.
The d. NJ Aston Co. is shipping
from four to six carloads OF wood
per day to Calumet.
Mrs. VIM. Peterson has been on
the sick list for the past week. She
is better, at this writing.
Mrs. ]. Girard, of Baraga, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tilson, for few days.
II. Dewolfe, of Houghton, and
Miss S. Leighton, of White, were
the guests of the Ely family Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Shoemaker are &C.
cupying Payne's camps for the
present, until their new home on
their farm is completed.
There will be "box social" at
j. T. Drew's residence, Nov. 18th,
for the benefit of the M. E. church
society. All the ladies will be on
hand with well-6lled box.
Mrs. F.. E. Standish and sons
have returned to their home at
Blanchard, Mich, after spending
the past three weeks with Mrs.
Standish's mother, Mrs. L. Gil
lespie.
W. Fl. Oakley, of Ishpeming, has
opened general store at this place
and can furnish the people every
thing in up-to-date dry goods and
groceries at reasonable prices. He
is also prepared to buy wood and
cedar posts and poles.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-11-16
Important Notice.

The old Aetna Life ms. Co. Of
Hartford, Conn, is the largest Life
and Accident company In the world.
For rs consecutive years the Co.
has paid Increasing annual dividends,
q record equaled by no other Life
ms. Co. Before insuring your life
get the cheap rates from l.. J. Gal
lagher, Special Agent, Baraga, Mich.
ID. Sthf9, esn9al lrgat Hancock, Mleh.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-11-16

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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-03-08
FOR AefRsSOS.

Ne Are authorized to announce IEos.
LA1Eon. NJ q candidate Zoe ihe o.
Zee Of Tax Assessor. sublecs - DeEu-
ssratic primary e to be heAd April O.
1851.
W. are authorized ~ aDuo,&Se LUlltAs
WAysos rs q candidate FOR tbs once
Tax Aaeesor, subject TO the Demo
cratic primary 50 Ia hsid April Z, l-Vl-
We ars authorized 70 announce s. ".
Corfu as a candidate tor the oIu-e O.
Tax Assessor, subject 10 the -, "a O.
srasis primary 20 be held Aprl- .. i-OI-
We nrs authorized to announce Is. =
BnuwpER 80 candidate ioF IRE cluce
If Tax Assessor, subiect 70 TIE action
Of tie Democratic primary 10 @ Aei0
April Q, 1901.
We are authorized to Announce 30
AxKpMcx, ~ candidate Tor t.o u
g., " Assessor Of Fulton County sub
isst 10 the Democratic primary - tt
keiG April 3. 1871
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-03-08
COUNTY JVDsE.

We are authorized to announce HIRAM
KKAHIY as candidate for re-'lect
tion for Judge or Fulton comfy court
sulisct 10 action of Democratic pa
nsry of April t. 1901
We urs authorizes TO announce .. l.
EAEKsB az d candidate Tor Judge o.
the Fulton Court, subject 10 the action
Of the Democratic primary, 70 nr he-d
April 9. 1901.
We sre authorized to announce Is. s.
AvRRrlI IS candidate for the oiitcr
.: County Judge subject to th Dem
ssrStic primary to be hcld Aprii .. 1j-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-03-08
xsaiira'sss Gi,grr r., 3sge.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

sVgNTI .CpT. oE>7COMMON 5 uOuLs.
Ne NE ~ shurized 70 annOuuc- Mr. EN
AxrI " koACe - = candidate Tor tire
80 IT County Superintendent Oi
Common Schools Of Fulton county
sahjssS ~ she action oi the Democrat.
- primary ~ be he'd April &. 1901
We are authorized to announce Miss
Bona MRACEAA SMITH "a a candidate
~ the ONCE Of Superintendent ot
CUnuen Schools OF Fulton county.
saDjsct 70 the action OF thS Democrat
~ primary. April 6, 1891.
FOR sBHRirF
Ne Ass authorized 10 announce alr. ".
l. uAYLoR ~ Il candidate for Sheriff
- Halton County, subject 10 the action
Of tas Democrats Primary CD April
0eA. 1901
We ne authorized g. announce GTOScL
CAaypSrpR ~ candidate for the OK
Ne Of Sheriff ~ Fulton County. suo
jeet - the Democratic PRIMARY siec-
siAA 10 be held April 9Th, 1901.
Wc are authorized to announce Mr. +.
rulR WRIGHr rs candidate FOX tae
efiee OF Sheriff OF Fulton county.
subject 10 the action OF the Democrats
n PriT ,nry. April 6, 1901.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-03-08

We ase ausAsslksd ~ AuuO1U,e :. =
RTTE ~ n candidate tor Ee-slect-y-
- The oeics " County C0urt N.u-t-
szeiest 80 tie tsmocratle Pum|rs
sseStlos, 70 be hs,4 April 5th. l.tl.
We IKE authorized 80 announce e..
kSx BKEOnD as a c.rdldAts lor She
sfnos Of County Court ClerL. snoJect
e the action Of the Democratic pCl-
nary t. be held April 3, l.s.
VIZ are authorised 70 nnCSGLcs AsCE
4 mHyAnp ~ candidate for the 0,
Ne Of County Court Clerk, subjec1 To
~ Democratic primary, ~ bs held
April Q, 1901.
We - Authorised 20 announce W II.
DAUm - . candidate FOE the otnc @ "a
Oslnty Court Clerk, subject - t1e
sgtken of she Dsmocrssie prlDag< 20
Be lsbd April Q, l0n
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FOE ysuEE.

We n. authorized 10 announce Mr.. 10
Ioupor a a candidate for re election
1p.ths once of JalIer Of Fulton coun-
y. subject TO the Democratic. primary,
u. be held April 6, 1901.
We are, authorized to announce DIT. ".
J Thomss a q candidate for the Of
Re of Jsiier Of Fulton County, suJ
~ 10 ne action OF the Democra tic
vVn,osy 10 b held April G. 1904.
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An Honest Eedicine for Lagrippe.

George w Watt, of South Gar incr.
Ne, says: Il have had che >.o~ac
cough, cold. chills and grip aEd arve
taken lots of trash Of no account b-t
troiit 10 The vendor. Chambef.ain' :
Cough Remedy - the only thing taii
has done any good whatever. ! mas.
used one aottle of II and the chills. COZ
and grip nave all left me. couGralu
late the manufacturers OF an honest
medicine For Saie@ by Cowgirl 3
Cowgirl, Hickman. and \. NJ. SHAY.
State Line; XIV.
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rOk COUNTY sUaYErOK.

We are authorized 10 announce a. G.
HOLMES. as a candidate FOR re election
% the Office of County Surveyor sut
ject 10 the Democratic primary eier-
ton 10 be he.G April 8. 1901
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~ ays Authorized to;auaOunce Mr.
0AnY r. REMLKY, ~ candidate
IN the once Of County Attorney, sub
net 70 the Democratic primary 30 oe
Ma April6. 1901
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n. Fresh home made candies IL the
WO0aa1 E3shangs.