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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11
CONFEDERATES, ATTENTION !

New Orleans. La, Dec. 22-Head
quarters United Confederate Veterans,
New Orleans, La, Dec -, 1900:
General Order No, 249:
/. The General commanding an
nounces, the Department Commanders
concurrng, that on account of the ur-
gent request and assistance of 'our
host, the next annual meeting and re-
union Of the United Confederate Veter-
ars, which is 10 be held in Che city of
Memphis Tenn, will take place on May
% % and 80. 1901, Tuesday, Wednesday
ana Thursday, respectively.
2. With pljde the General command
ing also announces that 1900 camps
have now joined the association and ap-
plicatioDs have been received at these
headqJ arters Tor papers for more
He urges veterans everywhere % send
to these headqu rters for organization
papers, form camps and JOIN this associ-
a,'on, so as TO sist in carrying out its
benevolent, prai5Cworthy and patriotic
object. By order of
j. B. GORDON,
General Commanding.
GEORGE MooEMAN,
Adjt. General and Chief of Staff.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11

The contractors on the Birds Point
Levee have about completed tmeir work
but the railroad track needs to be
raised. 1t vii reclaim about 400 10 acres.
The Missouri side OF the Mississippi riv-
er from Birds Point to Point PIE. ant
has been organized into Levee Districts
with every Prospect of securing Govern
ment aid and the reasonable assurace
that the levees on the Missouri side will
be built this or next year, 1t is the ex-
pectation that Congress will provide for
the Hickman 81 Tiptonville Leyee this
Sc sion, ana if so the work will be com
pleted this year, However, the appro-
priation has not been made yet, and it
is possible may not be.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11
A DEEP MYSTERY.

It is a mystery why women endure
B "a kache, Headache, Nervousn
Sleeplessness elancholy, Painting d
Dizzy Spells when thousands have prov
ed that Electric Bitters will cure such
troubles. | suffered for years with kid
ney trouble, writes Mrs. Phoebe Cher
ley, of Peterson Ia, land a lame back
panied me so | could not dress myself.
but Electric Bitters wholly cured me,
and although 73 years old am alb to
do my own housework' 1t overcomes
constiaa on, improves appetite, gives
perfect health. Only SOC at Cowgirl &
Cowgill's drug store
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11
REELFOOT LAKE
3S Feet AbOve.the Missis
sippi River.

Mr.. Richard ID. ALLEY, engineer -
charge of the Reelfoot Lake n
District publishes as result OF ms
cent survey, that Reeifoot Lake -
feet above the stage of The Mlssissipoh
River and IA feet above the highlanes
at Slough Landing. This is contrats 7
to previously outgiven id cas-, ana =
true. the wonder is that the Lake y =
not empued itself into the MISSISSIPPI :.
Probably it has been prevented by so
topographic distractions. The inea
heretofore prevailing was that, thsis
was gradual fall from the river 10 "
Lake, and hence a great argument ~
favor of the practicability and succeS
OF a levee. Here is what Capt ID Ailis'
saws, as published IN the Lac Couhs'
Advocste: -;
HoN. J. c. HARRIS, Tiptonville =
According to your request, | nave
run a preliminary level line from me
Mississippi River at Tiptonyllle TO kees
foot Lake, and found that on the iVl'i
OF November, 1900, the date of the worka
the elevation of Reelfoot Lake was -
feet above the Mississippi River and u
feet above the top of bank of slough
below Tiptonville. 1t is my opinion
that the large body of water IN Reelioo,
Lake Is, in a great measure, responsible
for the caving of the bank at Upton
vile. as the country between the lake
and the river is resting on a bed OF
quicksand, through which the water Of
the lake is draining toward the river
and in so doing it will carry off d COM
siderable quantity of the sand and
weaken the foundation and cause the
caying of the bank. BY draining the
lake, believe that the caving Of the
bank at 1iptongille will in great
measure, be remedied.
| will also state that was educated in
the Royal Institute of Forestry at Stock
holm, Sweden, and after my graduatian
served as an officer in the Royal Corps
of Forestry, there being mostly engaged
in Che engineering and survey work OF
The corps. Came to the United States
in 1876, and since my arrival IN the Uni
ted States ! have been engaged ezAf'
siS4bs IN syagious branches oI htslhsfi,
ing. The last six years | have ben
connected with the United States Eng
neer's Office, Memphis, Tenn, and an
now in charge of the Lake County
Levee District as chief engineer.
RICHARD DAILY,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11
ANNIVERSARY SERMON.

AT the Cumberland Pres yterian
Church in this city, on Feb. 4, $50 p. m
Rev. j. l.. Dickens, ID. d., will preach a
sermon commemorative of the organi-
cation of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. This denomination was organ
lied Feb 4. 1910 1t has had wonderful
growth and prosperity. a cordial inyi-
tatIon Is hereby extended to all lovers
of tho cause of CHRIST 10 be present at
this serylcgsr-sss eeziEss ) - =
Mrs, s. X. DAVIDSON.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11
SILVER FOR PHILIPPINES.

Washington, Jan THE president
has authorized Secretary Gage to pre-
sent plan TO congress for placing the
Philippine Islands on silver basis. The
plan is to coin six million pieces OF sill
yer per month, which will be thc size
of our silver dollar, and contain forty
five cents worth of silver.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11
HICKMAN, FULTON COUNTY. KY, JANUARY II, 1901
DIED.

Near Palmersville, Weakley county.
Tenn, on Thursday. Jan, 3. 1901. Mrs.
Mary j. Harris, wife OF Mr.. Geo. H..
Harris. The deceased was devoted
mother, faithful and affectionase wife,
and consecrated christian woman.
She was member of the Methodist
church, and dice as she nad lived, in
full realization of The christian hope
Deepest sympathy goes OFT to ,he
bereaved husband, relatives and friends
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11

We see from Frankfort dispatches in
the Louisville papers and the Fulton
Daily Leader of Saturday that Wr. Will
I. Walker of Clinton is tip, I for a
place on the Sta Board of Equaliza-
ton. Gov. Beckham could hardly make
a better selection than Mr.. Walker for
place of that character.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11
Farm for Sale,

Containing 11O1S acres, all cleared
and under fence. Situated on public
road IN Mud Creek neighborhood, and
known as the r. w. Easley farm Good
house, orchard and stock range.
For terms, &c, apply to-
l2-14-4t r. ID. ROPER, Meow. Ky
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11
MARRIED..

HARNESS -WEARN-in ST. Louis.
Mo, on the 3rd inst, Mr. \, p. HARNESS
and Miss EDNA WEARN, both of Gran
lite City. Ill. The union of this young
couple is the elimination of love af-
fair which began in early childhood.
The Courier and the many Hickman
friends of the Young couple exteni con-
gratulations and best wishes.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11

Capt. w. c. Clark, former postmaster
of Paducah. is candidate to represent
McCracken county in the next general
assembly. Nc ID. Ferguson is also a
candidate for reelection TO the State
Senate from that district.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11
A CENTURY OF METHoOIsM.

The Methodists have been taking an
account of stock for the century in the
United States. and the results show an
aston,shir growth. At the close of the
eighteenth century it numbered lS7 min
isoers and 6A,9S4 members. Now it has
over $4,000 ministers and 2,929, eco mem
ters.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11

| will make a full set of teeth (plate
or bridge work. TO the oldest person in
the county leaving his or her name at
my Office, between now and the first of
April.
MCCALL d DIsMUKEs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11

Mr.. Lee Atwell, in chopping wood,
the other day, cut his foot so severely
that all the toes on one foot had TO be
amputated.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11
Farmers Free Column.

Under this heading will hereafter be
published notices not TO exceed 6 lines
each, from farmers who are subscrib-
ers' who have horses, mules, COWS, pre-
ducts, seed, &c, for sale, free of charge
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11
Bubbling With
Style, Newness
and
Beauty.

Are our offerings for this week 5
trade in the furnishing goods de
partment. You are especially in
vlted 10 look or to buy, TO compare,
to criticise. You'll possibly find
some items that will lit your fancy,
aud appeal TO you as lust what you
want. We have studiously labored
to make il so.
AMBERG'S.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11

I" We have on hand some remnants
OF Wall Paper (enoogh for a rooml
which we are selling below cost. Come
quick, if you want it.
WILSON'S Book STORE.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11
FINE CHICKENS FOR SALE.

Black Langshangs. Che best all pur-
pose fowls. My sock was purchased
from some of the best breeders of fowls
in Kentucky. Tennessee and Illinois,
Cockerels II hens I cents each; eggs
80 cents per setting OF 10.
MRS. NJ. A. MCDANIEL.
Hickman, Ky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11
ESTABLISHED 1859

Rev. j. n. Hall, of Fulton, has dcclin-
ed call to preach at the Bardwell Bap-
tlst Church.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11
SPECIAL VALUES IN BLANK pOOKs.

We are overstocked. We have made
the prices very low. All kinds at bar
gain figures.
WILSON'S Book STORE.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11

Hon. J l.. Egbert, of Hickman county,
IS announced in Clinton papers fl re-
election to the Legislature.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11

1oF Seven ears of corn and one large
tablespoonful OF international Stool,
Food, will keep your house in better
condition than ten ears of corn without
it.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11
For Sale.

l horse, , years old past; one mule, /
year old past; and one weaving mule.
Apply to Mrs. j. =. CREED.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11

Mr., Sam Parker, of Piggott, Ark, ar
rived in Hickman, Thursday, to the
pleasure of many friends.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11

SFa5 Fresh Oysters always on hand al
CarGther's.
dentists. f
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11
WHAT DO YOU READ!

We have the latest books, the current
magazines and the daily newspapers.
Leave rs your orders. We will do the
rest. WILSON'S Book STORE.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11
MILK COWS FOR SALE.

Several good milk COWS, with young
calves for sale. JOHN NAYS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-11
Poland China Hogs.

IL head, sows and boars. weeks Old,
for sale. A. NJ. MCCLURE.
Cow FOR SALE.-A good Jersey Cow
with young calf. Apply to n. j. CoRsM,
Hickman, Ky.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-22

ri9t ben @rIaB zines Gin6altsbefe6ls
gegen bic itritenben Mai9inenbduer,
iporin be6auptet pirb, bic Striter
bGtten bur9 Gtrfulare unD Qni4lGgz
3ettel aIle 2eute bringenO aufgeforz
bert, it9 Der Sabrtt fern gu balten
unb Die g(rbeiter einqef4ii9tert, pela
9e gu arbetten pini4ten. 5erner
1olen lie pidets BEL Der 6abrtf uuSz
geiteGt unb ben @eI6Gftsgang Der
6abrit ernitli4 geft0rt 6aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-22
eSn &lunnifc trfrnreu.
Sin Marbldnber als 2et4e aufge4
funOen. - SenIationeller W1oroz
pro3eB in NomezGitD.

y ~
@euttGe, @aI6., 21. Suli. -
92d9rt9ten aus Some Gitp, Qlasz
ia, sufolge, lit bic 2ei9e zines erfroz
renen @olbIu9ers, W}ite glifforD, am
Camp Greef am oberen 6lubluufe be5
Some Riber, gefunOen tporoen. Ofz
fen6ar mar Der Mann nG6reno oes
@inters in einem Der fiir9terli6en
8li33drbs, bic bds drftif9e 8DlDlan0
6eimIu6en, elenb umgefommen, uno
bate unter S9neemafen Elm 8rG6
qefunben. @r It na9 Oielen Monaten,
als Der S6nee i'm CONNER gef9mpl4
gen mar, fam bic 2eide gum 8orz
f4ein. glifforb 5Og i'm Sabre 1891
BON MarDlanb na3 Dem eiiigen OoA
rabo, Inn bort bas golbene Slid 5u
fu9en. Gr mar 38 Sabre alt un1
unber6eiratbet.
eSn Some GttD tpirb Der 80ziG6z
rige p6iltpp 0ietri6 unter Qntluge
bes Morbes pro3e1trt tperben. @r bat
i'm Qpril bs. So. ben 9olpiu6er 8.
8orub binterriids erf9ofen. Die beiz
ben SD6ne beg Qngetlagten iinb ge<
3pungen, als 8elaitungs5eugen gez
gen i6ren 8ater auf3utreten. Der alte
Mdnn mar fpGbrenb Der langen troits
loien 3eit bes urttif4en Wtnters
miBmut6ig geporben unb bate in
biefer Simmung einen 9eringfiigtgen
3piit nit 8Oru6 10 ernit genOmmens
buB er ben bermeintli6en Spbtfetno
bur9 einen S9uB in ben &opf t0bz
tete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-22
Gnn cinem 2nae ,ermalmt.

2ebanon, 3d., 21. Suli.-Gins
&utf6e, in tpeG6er Sames 9oobpin
aus 6insbale, Muf.. Wm. Sburiton
aus Yercp, N.S6., S6omas Burns
aus @inoostb, 9t., unb gbbie Mcz
Gabe bon bier bas 9eleiie Der Bottom
II. Maine 9ubn gu freu5en i'm 8e=
griffe paren, puroe fur5 nu6 Wfitz
terna9t beute friib nabe bieiigerStobt
BON einem gil5uge bemoltrt. Ollie bier
SnfafIen Der &uti9e blieben auf Der
GoteIIe tpOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-22

0Ien,t'S Seife lpirN per
QoIt neriat0t fiir 80
Gemts per Stit& ooer IS
Gemts fir Sret Stii&e oott
THE CHARLES N. CRIT
TENTON CO., Mr.. is Fulton
Street, New York.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-22
Tie .TeuiBia>" "GatQffrnhhe.

Hep gort, q. Suli. Die
BEL Captains Sslunb, an Der &iiite
BON Connecticut, getenterte Su9t
,9eniBia" purbe geitern geboben, Ii.
man fanb bic 2ei9en Der S9peftern
sSba unb 4nnette Golburn, SD9ter
bes Gisentbiimers, in Der &aiiite Dor.
Die 2ei6en bss 6rn. Gol6urn, bes
GapitGns 6in9 unO Oes umgefommez
men Seemannes tpurben mod nibt 9e>
funoen. Die Sa9t tpurbe beute nad
8rooflDn bugitrt, no bic lteberrefte
Der beiben MGb9en einem 2ei9enbez
ftatter iiberqe6en purben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-22
0us 8 peff9iff in 90 arz
fetIIe.
Sengenoe 9iBe.
9tne Hecoros gebro9en. - 8is gu
115 Grab in Sninois. - Der
8ubz unb 9ettag in Mifourt.

SuB< uno Settd9 III U(tl1Durt.
5reeport, SGs., 81. Suli. -
Ser beutige Sag mar Elm Recoroz
BREEDER. Sas thermometer itteg aui
11O Bis 115 @rab i'm 59atten.
Oecotur, Sls., q. SuIi. -6ier
betrug Der S6ermometeri itan6 beute
1O6 Grab. Der Sag mar Der beige
ite, befen man ii9 in bieIer 9egenb
erinnert.
ct. 2outs, 21. Su1i. - 6eute,
an benz bom @ouberneur 9oderD an
georbneten 8uBz unD 8ettag, an mel
9em in alien &ir9en fir GrlO Jung
BON Der Iengenben 9iBe gebetet purs
be, itteg bas 36ermometer i'm Wetter=
8iireau, auf bem Dad bes 3o1umz
tes, duf 1O8 @rab i'm S6atten. I'M
ten ouf Der Strabe regiitrirten bic
thermometer me6rere @rab mebr.
Die 6eutige 6iBe bat ale Recorbs ge=
bro9en. Der bisberige bD9ite Sber=
mometertanb bstrug 1O6 8rub, i'm
2lnfang Der N9t3iger Sabre. S3on
I'm z u6r Morgens ftonb bas Sber=
mometer auf 80 unb ben gan5en Sag
iiber regte ii9 faum Elm 2iift9en. Ser
8ub= unb 8ettas purbe alIgemein be-
gangen, unb Die meiiten &ir9en ipaz
rem trpb Der greultc1en 6iBe gut Be-
fu9t. Dies 1T Der apeite berurtige
9ettag in Der 9eI6i9te MiFouri's.
Der erite tpuroe in 1875 bpm 9ouz
berneur @6as. s. 9urotn proflumirt,
als Der Staat BON elmer anbdltenoen
Oirre unb elmer 9eui9redenpluge
beimgsfu9t mar.
gbtcago, 21. Sult. - 9erMdz
rtmum Sbermometeritunb fir ben
beutieen Sag betrug, laut pfft5ielen
8erihten bes Wetter 8iireaus, 103
8rab i'm S9utten. Dies lit bic gr0B=
tie 6iBe felt @tablirung bes Bureaus.
Qluf Der StruBe itieg bas S6ermomez
ter auf 1O5 Bis 1O8 @rab. 8ulb
na9 IS 11br Nadmittugs, gu tpel4er
3ett Die 0tBe am groBten ipar, ,1prdng
Der Winb na9 bem See gu um, unb
um 80 l16r N6enbs mar bas S6erz
mometer duf 95 gefallen. Die Yoltz
sei gmbulan3en bef0rberten i'm
2aufe bes Suges piele perionen, tpel=
6e uuf Der StruBe bon ber9tbe ii6erz
pGltigt puroen, na3 6auie ober na9
Sofpitdlern.
5iourz Gitn, Sa,, 81. SuGi.-
Die bo9ite, beute bier errei9te Sent
peratur mar 106 9rab. Oas S6er=
mometer itanb bolle feds Stunben
linn n1tf iihpr 100 G1rnh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-22
Baltimore, 9Nb, 0sontag, ben 22. Snli 1901

bann in elmer @9a9tel, beren 8oben
aus einem Spiegel BEL itdno, einise
gaufIe gsge6en. W1an ipunberte ii9,
mas er tppbl t6un perbe. Gr nubm
einfu9 Die Niiffe, aB iie unb beipunz
oerte ii9 bann i'm Spiegel.
Wi9tige 6 Gonferens.
2onbon, 81. SuIi. = Sbslei9
es bon dmtli9er Seite in Nbrebe gez
itelIt ptrb, bat fiir3ltb etne tptatige
Gonferena Stpii6en britii9en unb ita=
lfenti9en Marine Sffi5ieren in8ez
5ug auf ber59iebene bas mtttellGnbtz
i9e Meer betreffenbe sSragen ftattgsz
funben. Die Gonferen5 iolIte bte9lrz
rangements fir ben 8eiu9 zines briz
tif9en 8ef9nabers in italienii9en
6Gfen pprbereiten, tpp ben @ngldn=
bern beionbere pripilegten einges
rGumt perben fpllen. 8eibe Hegie=
runsen piini9en 5u elmer 8ertGnbi=
gung 81 fommen. 4u6 bic Inipriiz
de Stalien's uuf SripOlis iino erOrz
tert pprben.
l1nruben an Der @renae.
8elgrab, 81. Suli. - SffiaielIe
0epei9en bon Der @ren3e beri6ten
bon ernitbuften3uf aipiz
f9en Serben unb 9ll6aniern. 8pla=
fbin tit, ben 9epei9en na9, berlafz
len, Oa 1t9 bic @iuppbner in oiegerz
ge geflii9tet baben. Die Nlbanier,
tpel4e unter Der Siibrung BON Sffa
8olietina5 fbeben, terroriiiren uno
entOOltern U2itrooiba unb llmgegeno.
Sene anti ameritani d E
2iga.
gf o m, 81. Suli. - Qu9 in Sta
lien tpirb bic bon Wien aus angeregte
2iga Der europdii 8Olfer gegen
bas commer5ielle uebergetpiAt Der
amerifaniI I9en Union lebbaft befproz
3en. Sm nPopOIo Romano" ertldrt
Der ebemalige 9anbelsminiiter 2u3=
aatti, buB bic 9riinoung elmer ipl9en
2iga iebr no6l tbunli9 lei, inbefen
fOnne er nod feline Initalten ba3u iez
ben. Wenn ni9t ale europGif9en
9taaten einem iol9en 3ollperein bei=
trGten, lperoe berielbe teinen @rfolg
baben.
. as pe itf4iff in DO r.
feille.
Marfei1ls 21. Su1i. - 2luf
benz fran5Oiii6en Sampfer r2aos",
pel9er am 7. Suli BON Yofo6ama
nit peri9iebenen an Der 8eulenpeit
grfranften 9ter anlangte, tit nieOerz
I'm Elm arabii9er &oblen5ieber in
Der Standardization Der peit erlez
gen. Die iibrigen BON i6r 8efallenen
f9einen auf bem 8ege Der 8eferung
gu fein. @s piro beabii4tigt, bas
gun5e S9iff unter Waiier 81 feben
uno baDurh bic Staten au bernt6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-22

fills gaar> unS 15art~ cfarDfnittfl,
i9marj un6 brann. (1(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-22
Baltimore Ohio 81 aim asiinetin.

$500 rrn Baltimore mad, Mtlamtie Gitp
unO ,uriid isOen srtitaQ unO Santitag. 9ilete
fno iur pie 3idabrt big gum folgsno:r S,len=
ioe. eintlisBlib, 9iiltia. Iui au:n 3n9sn
Qitltig. 9toDal Slus="Senf.
$1,000 pom Baltimore nacb Ger pansameri=
faniidbcn 2iusifcnums in Suffaio unb aurlf
om %. uno 80. Suli, g., A., 20. un0 80
9ueuit. Ger 3ug D,rIdbt ben 9amOtnsSabn
bof um 7j5 SlOrntittaQ5, Den 9tOunt &opaI=
9abubpf nm 8 llbr Yormitags. Nur6iauz
ftnos 9arlOr qBaqgons. Ole Siasts fnO
fir Die Jiidfabrt iieben Saee gultig etn=
fblicbli6 beg Cages beg 9crtaufs, dut allen
,3ueen, ben rglad DIAMOND GrpreB" Ii. r%opdl
QnliebH oMsQenpmnnen
S17.OO BON Baltimore nadb Shfcagu rHo sis
rid Bel G3eleeenbeit Der -. y. y. II. u"
@ilete inp anl 23., a. unb p. Suli sum
@erfauf fir bic 8idreiie sur @bfabrt bon
Chicago bis gum 80. Sull, einl6licbli6, guti9
g9egen Gin3elnbeiten penbe man h6 an ben
Sidet=Iqsnteu.
Gpcstcner ScblafnLsgon mad, Seer Wnrf ieoen
6amitaa slbsnD - abfubrt pom @amoen=gabns
bpf nm $40 Nbenos; fitr Die 8tdfabrt am
Montag um 70 ubr 9ormttags in Baltimore
anfommenb.
Gur 6b 1tunesm nad, yeefore, sprinse. Na.
Gbfabrt BON Baltimore, gtt. RoDal=8abnbof,
I'M 9.31 9prntittags; bonn Gumoen= =Sabnbof
J nm $40 9prmttags; Infunit in gc0nro=
Springs nm 40 Iucbmittaos. Sbierpations=
9arlor= =gaogpn. Sur einmdlger g9aaQoniued)=
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tpsnn maH- -ft enolib surb laneidbrige Nii5s uno
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bic SlutansrinOtn oosr 6dmerrs0ietn. Sob III
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etpritisn fpirb. 9enu saas0sn eitbt e Gur ein
hhsrts Riftsl, unD bas ind pie Gtublsapfftn,
Snjanet o0n 9. Nsgitssatsr 4 60. Boz 94l6. 9.:g.
ER@ii fr. 4&2a4 al
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Sft 11erEnufen.

Sn persdufen.
Stu bs,ubfte ie6s5rps,ntias Coupon Certificate.
capital uno 8inicn nurb @runO,Qentbum earans
tirt in beli,biesn Summsn BON $4,000 uuD mtbr.
S.rnsr werDsn SnfalmsutsGsrtiiitlte eeg.n mos
uati5e SabluRqsn ptrtauft. it4s 9roatnt 3ini.n
uBo 9rofite entragsno, BON Der
United Real Estate Company,
3immer Rr. 1. GaIprrtsSebdues.
sr. 101, GfsGapsttss strabs.
C6pril23 3Ultnl
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An beffenen.
3elt., 6ldgesn unb Ganpasz Sp.jialitdttn. ga,s
babins unD 5ubbpDsnsg gslees ,u permietbtn. Ginit,
ltriide 9sfpratiou,n fir oafl.n etc.
BALTIMORE AWNING AND CANVAS CO.,
GbaS. q. Spusbtpn.
NaGfole.r bon 9. 9. Wiarts, IT,, & Co.,
Dt- H. Roro=@aps sStrab..
Tarslano= =Iel,pben Gsurtlanb 1913.
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GrhIniinn in eincr Gisfa6rif.

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Goal Co." erplooirte elm Oefefter2tmz
moniat &eFel uno Oemolirte Die
gan5e 5ubritunluge, ipObei Elm farbi4
ger Seiaer getDOtet unb elm anberer
fhner berpunbet purbe. @5robe
S6eile bes 8ebdlters pur0en bur9
bic Sffice gef9leubert, pel6e gGn3lt3
5erIt0rt tpurbe. Der S9aben belGuft
it9 auf $4,000.
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Die Qgitdtionstour bes @icesprGz
iibenten pieree bon Der v4molgamaz
teb1 in Ouneansbius 1T refultatlps
psrlaaffrl; ben 2sitsr bsy aastiask
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-04-26
Valuable Watch Recovered.

L. s. Beck was made very happy a
few days ago by the unexpected re-
cOvery of a very valuable souvenir
watch. This watch was the property
Of his father, gift from Hon. Will
liam r. King, of Alabama, who WAS
vice president during the presidency
of Franklin Pierce, King was after
wards minister to Spain under Buch-
anan), and while holding that impor-
tant position Mr.. Beck's father served
as Mr.. Kings secretary. This watch
was then given him. Through some
business transaction this valuable time
piece was given to the late John F.
Dunn, to be deposited in the vaults Of
the Merchants National Bank. After
his death the watch could not be
found, although diligent search had
been made for it.
April Mr.. Beck was informed that
the watch had been found. He
thought at first it was an April fool
joke, but on investigation found the
long-Iost family heirloom -Ocala cor
respondent Times-ITnion and Citizen.