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Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
Hp SibliotbefbpBning.

Duluth, 21be 5eb. &ontratt
paa Spfsrelf.n at ben me gibliotbets
bpgning sr uoItspt for $65.778.
9psrinssn itul bore f9roig / Saml1r
fprittpmmsnpe. Den Ifal bore 100
Sob / Sirtant og TO gtdser bsi
meb Dom. Den ifal bore abioiut
ilofait.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
Gaidion b~eprunet.

Gilbert Sea, 22os 5eb. = Guid 8.
Gnidion blep bssraost ira presbpt.s
riantirteu i%furmiboas. paitor DAM
ner forretteoe peb 9eerapelfsn. Der
bar ct fort 5slss. 5rimureroroencn,
g. q. R. % gpens 9ranom9no bar
reprHfeuteret.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
cpsipsr fin sirGnir
Iplsris &riit

Sarge. 23pe 5eb. 5arso 5ors
retninssmGnb os frsmluots Sorssr:.
Iom reiits til aenmars meo ct ipecle.t
5ran for at infpiere Sulmtuerne, sr
osnbt tiIbass. Slere bar unbrugt
psnee % fcriitrsr. al Sulene Der er
tsrrere os beore enb mango Dele al
Staten. Mebens Gelitabet bar / 8eus
mare, blep Der bolbt ct tort Wtdsis>
mpoe, bpor Der blep inbitrIberet $3.50
600 til en- 9estiuttsrfdbrit Der. Oct
er Iaat, at Der er truffst Qrrun9ss
menter for 1900 Qcres 9dro for
Sutterbests, % at 400 Mtanp Nal
bsitieftisss fra lite glpril til lite Ros
pember. apmpaniet oil eie line eane
aulgruber. Oette 3iitrifts naturIias
5orbele for Sutterbestdbling ii9ss at
bore beore enO nosetItcos ! Rprpoeiten.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
SisrniOn i Yaris.

6rd paris teIsSrdferes ben 21oe
6soruar. Ut ngt Stuelpii ii SistIs
ltlernt SIerniou b.sp I Aiten opIDrt
ber for Ell meset uolsgE 2uituerltart
beituaen0t al iraRite ytOtdbtIlteisr pad
G%tteruiurens % &uHlleus Dmradpe.
Stpttet gloroe ooermGdoe Sptte. %
ben gdmIe Oigter par 0ienitano ior
begeiitret 9gIoslt; melem Lite % 2oea
Att bIep ban IremtGlot ct 0ulin
8unse. Stpttet enoer Irdgtit %
gioroe et gribenoe Snotrpt. ISN'T
tets yldon opgipes lille, men DIT sr
muligpis 9iernIons npe Bart ga
boremus"; slIers tuuoe bet ogida
0uot o9re "Gper 9Gpne," lsrlts
Stptte.)
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
Ser, / 8issoassu.

6pis life Den siterrigite Rissodg
tar ig IN beOrs Sit Ior. iaa tan Der
umulis BIZ uprettst fore ENG / rnoes
perenpe Sesiion. 5or HGitsu gda
bert erlsits Rsee tioiiI sr 5orRdnos
lingerie blst dfbruot oeo Kent iidnoas
Isis Optrin. Ss frtil sr not Spro5'
itrioeu ben u9isntligits NarIds. 2ioa
ligere bar uoelutteuoe 3pit barre! De-
npttst ! ben eiisrrigite Risaodg, msn
Deb SlutHinssn al fOrrige SesIion
begpnote Gssder % SIaOoner al brinss
ino Sntsrpsllatipusr pdl line esne
Diatttsr. Susoags blep ida 9ua
lets npe qraIioent ipursi. ON bette
bar tiuaot. San iplrsoe. al itisni
Der inasu 9sit,mmslisr ianotes Der
ON. ianot ban es, foruuftisit, al Der
elep benpttst ct faaes Spros; beg
pilps ban life afpiis SutsrFIatiOneT,
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
Nnrn gukutn.
srnnn hr.

9e6s, 21be 5eb. grunsrit
Sotel blep spelaet at Slpt6pdnb 81
10 iaaaraftes. Eabst anilaass I'll
$1,000 meb $1,5O0 ASlurance.
cpsiSer Flu eicGnie
2iSbon, 21be sxb. 9bdrlss =.
GnsIe, en- bstienbt I~Potbeter ! Gnosrs
lin / bette Gountp og 6urmuceut |
mango Mar, bar opgipet lin Ret til II
iclge Spirituoia til meOicinft BRIG
% Ienot FIN glantetbpg tiIbuse II
Gountnopmmeren.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

uoelu,tenbe afb9nsiee at Glpene, %
flere bar libt itpre CAB. 4nore 9ome
panier iagttager bette Experiment ug
buaber, at bet pil blipe %profitabelt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
Isieriforenins bannet.

9ranite 5ans, 22oe 5eb. - Gn
Meierifprsning er ftiftet Der usb Ya!g
at fslsenoe Gmbsbsmanb: s. 5.
Wconsp, preiiosnt; Sobn Slutea,
8icepreiioent; Gam Worrin, 8asies
rsr, pg &. 6. Reite, Setret9r. Oct er
Meningeu at inbbpoe til 4ttietssrins
pg opfsre en- gpsnins. 600 9oler sr
tegnet at 9orsere til 5oretug.nbet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
VI euise meo @rs. Station.

De frantic SDiHpsrs Af1olosielitdb
peOtOe ! 2srooss - rigtignot ,un mso
5 Stemmsrs Slsrtdl - en- Ior.sie til
Ytrs. Ration. boori pe uotalte. lit gis
iaIo og i'm Opmuntring til ben amer
tanIte "SdIOon SmdIber".
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
IN Glenatur.

Reopoop SaGs, 23be Sch. 5.
u. g%nselbdrot, iom banSler meo
aornpdrer Der, iful bp9ge en- Glsndtor
til 8aaren. DEN Hal rumme 10000
8ufbels. Den Hal bpggss pua ben
Somt, bpor 4tlasfompaniets / Iu9uit
nsobrenbte glepator itoo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

e~ning.n al Sernbrisuoeu Tom op !
Slot os 5slss og opiIos 9opeotpart'r
! YaImer s0ouie. bpor e. u. grorpae
Bolts alag blep beiiet. Gftcr RiOoa5
oros ale Meolsmmsr al 6%orsniug:n
i Spen meo tlinsenoe Muiit til 9encs
raj Srasss goIis os gratuIereoe iia
9amle aommanodut.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
Ir1bt Of ct 9ofomotiu.

9ernoale, 22be 5.b. = Gn 5armer
peo Raon peterion, iom boepe isnoens
for Ilbrid Station, blep iedar oDers
tisrt ps orebt at ct 2otomotip. 9dn
bar iinpsipaa.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
Nn Gleuator feraig.

Saribault, 23pe 6sb. - SbeHislo
Milins So. fuloenots ipus i Gnenoals
en- GIepatur, iom RUNNER $4,000 9us
IbeIs. Sette er ben fsrite az en- R9tte.
Tom Hal bpssss melem Gilbert Sea o.
ct. PAUL lunss Burlington. Gsoar
Rapibs &c Hortbernbansn. Der Ital
bpsses tolp. &onpanist t~pntrolerer
alIersoe AZ gleputorer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
8rnnn ! Epttcnmooo.

COTTONWOOD, 21be Seb. - Sobn
glmers @Osns ug MaitinD9rtiteo pg
9plis % 70. Npbus' Smie br9note
isaar. Sabst sr tOtalt og anilaaes til
5000. Oct bar paHiteIist at fad
9anb, ba TO araner par frosiet iitptz
fer. Isfurancen er ltben.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
Sebre Srnntjeneite.

Saftinss, 23be 5eb. - Sprrets
%ninssmanb arbeiosr for 9isnoprettelie
at ben ~ueplaste 9r9ntisneite msaem
9aiiinss os Golpsne pua Milpautess
banens 9aitinss &c Oatotaoipiiiun.
Den nuperenos Sieneit .r altfor liosn
til at bsisrse al Srafttsn, iom itaois
afpiger til andre Steoer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
Srann | Ropalton.

Gopalton, 22oe Seb. - granoen /
Wart Wurpbps Melmplle unrettspe
CAB for $4,000. NsIurancen er
$1,000 puu Spsnins % NaItineri, D.
$1,000 paa 9drelageret.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
&nnit ai CIT Ssmmeritof.

Duluth, 22oe Seb. gnselbrst
Sleipn fra Weit gno fit lit SoDeo laa
fnuIt at en- Ssmneritot, meoens ban
arbeibene / Stopen igdar, at ban osoe.
l1lpttestilf9lper / Ssmmerifooen ipins
ter bar pGret itsrre eno | mango aar.
Minoit % Manb bar msbt 0sben |
Stppen paa forfteliee Maaoer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
Rgnr Huiusr.

9lad Ripsr Sails, 22os 5eb. -
u. y. BANNERS WfelmeIe ! Wtelrois
bl.p soslagt AZ gruno isuuruftss. IA
BET anIaaes til $1,000 meo $1,000
asiuraHte. Den ital lie gienopbpJ
ues
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
70 nlpffer.

@runits Sails, 23be 5sb. - 8l.
7.30 imorses erplooereoe en- 8aiolins
bebplber / CLAUS 2enbss Maitinoert.
itep % tilfsisbe Simon Gridipn Ilsms
me 8~ranoiaar. Meb Rso pg neppe
Tom ban uo al 0sren. Meosns CLAUS
2enbe drbeiosoe / famine @Grtftso
ON Gftsrmiobusen, gift ct 9iul. iom
ban brugte, iftptter. st Stptte trai
BAN lise oO.r Siet. 5Iere Sting
MATTE ipes for at lutte Saarst.
1albt bso on.
Gptato, 23be Seb. - Dtrs. 8. 81.
Sitluno fdlbt ioda pluoieliq pso on
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-01-18
Bath County News.

HIvELY, VA, Jan. 5, 1901. The
dawning day was ushered in THIS
morning by a soft eastern glow
The heavy copper-colored clouds
parted here and there to reveal the
bright blue sky beyond. The eve
changing rolling mass assumed
various fantastic forms, untIle opon
the verge OF the horizon were great
waving streaks of green and gold
u mild back ground of gray. The
harmonious blending OF colors
would put to shame our earthly ar
lists who attempt to mingle chrome
yellow with copalt blue, and stand
aside gloating with pride ppon the
artistic effect Of their own work
We were surprised the other day.
could it he truly, that Clyde Cor
penter, the merry little Clyde we
used to know, has reached tie I'M
portant position of the1pfinting Of
ice, We hope he>@ill be success
full in his new employmens. With
your heart in year work you are
SIRE to succeed.
What an adventure we have had
! All our life long we have wanted
ia catch hawk, real live hawk
and we recently had the oppsortu-
nitv. 1t was caught in trap, one
short sharp claw held it, and just
as we were going to catch 1t a wee
small voice whispered I'm AFRAID
/ the hawk rolled it's eyes flercely IL
our direction, and assumed IA hight
ing attitude, so we beat retreat
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-01-18
alley Ceuter News.
VALLEY CENTER VA.


JAN. Is, 1901.
Mr. a ID Mrs Wise tIerold. Of
Pocahontas County, are the guests
of Mr. Price Campbell this week.
Mr.. Ed Matheny went out to
look after his trap. which he had
set for some wild animal, and found
IN it a tremendous wild cat, with
only one foot caught. lt.looked so
vicious and showed fight, that lr
Ed was afraid to tackle him so he
went. haiue after his gun, and soon
had his victim at his feet.
Little Annie Wade. who has beeii
quite sick for several weeks, is up
End improving rapidly.
Rev. Dir Pufenberger preached
a very able sermon TO Us Sunday
morning.
Mr. Jacob Lightner, Jr, who has
been very low with grip is some
what better to day, but he improves
very slowly.
Mr. Mae. Campbell formerly of
Highland but who has been III the
West for many years is visiting
friends and relatives i'll this neigh
borhoDd.
PRAYER meeting was held at
Campbell School house Sunday
evening, conducted by Mr. Price
Campbell.
Miss Pearl Lightner, who has
been confined to her room for
several weeks, is able to be up.
Mr. Clifton Matheny and sister
Miss Emma, spent Sunday here. =,
Miss Roberta Christian spent
SATURDAY aud Sunday witb-Eer sis.
ter Minnie, at, Ed Maheny's.
Going LONE fr9l1 church Sunda,
Mrs. 49, 8T' Doyle's, horse fel
I but fortunately..she was
hurt. Mable. her little daugh.
gar\wbo was on behind, had her an
kle slightly sprained.
Miss Sallie Bird. who has beer
visiting Mr. Robert Matthew, re
4 turned home SUNDAY. II
Wild Rose,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-01-18
News from Green Hill.

Mill GAP, Va. Jan. 14th 1901
We are glad to report the sicb
all Improving.
Mrs. Pulln who has been spend
ing sometime with her son at this
place has returned TO her home
near Mcdowell.
Some Of the Valley Center PEG,
pie attended PRAYER meeting at Mr
S. G.. DevAr's, last week. .
J. w. Bird has been confined to
his room for several days Will,
asthma.
Spring chickens have made their
appearance in our community.
Short line phones seem to be III
demand -some will go up in the
near future.
The two young men that got
lost returning fra@6Bible Class,
had bet.a1li ern and peck
- pass, next time.
". r. Putin is visiting his uncle
II. NJ. Pullin near Mcdowell.
Wonder if the young man who
went South, had forgotten the
deer law was out.
w. II. Wilson our merchant is
busy rounding up his turkey trade
this week.
Some cattle are still on pasture
doing we'll without any feed, and
still some will say Highland. Is no
good.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-01-18

4yIRrTStlA PsTTfyS SoHt W IhND""N'
to spend few weeks.
Mr.. Daniel Harouff hos moved to
the Robinson farm. We were sor-
nv to see him leave MS.
The huntsman are having fl re
time chasing but thes, all say, m '
hound caught the fcx".
The Salem school under the
management Of Miss Jennie Siron
is progressing finely.
Mr.. Jas Wright who has been
confined to his room for several
weeks is able to walk around
We have heard that under the
new law the nail carriers are cox.
PEELED to deliver the mail to our
boxes. A young lady having
heard the news, exclaimed, "Oh !
am so glad. | will keep the key
and papa and mama wont find ont
we are writing again"
Mr.. Arch Graham was at Nc
Dowell Saturday on business.
Mr.. Jacob Hupman was in our
midst Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Il. Hamilton's children
have whooping cough.
Mr.. S. b. Bradshaw expects to
visit his son Charley who is attend
ing school in Stanton, next week.
Wishing the Recorder much sue
cess. IDLE GIRL.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-01-18
Eiig!,Ianders at darlington.

Warrington, ". Va. has elected
new officers and ameng them We
find the names Of two Highland
boys, viz. Recorder, John Pullin,
anl councilman DR.. }. II. Cunning
ham. In the organization of a
brass band We notice the name Of
another Highlander as tooter of
the solo BIB cornat, w. A. Slaven.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-01-18
Great Reductions on Clothing.

In order to make room for my
new stock, have decided to, make
great reductions on mems, ycuths,
and boys 9vercoa;s, and clothing,
ladies' capes, jackets, skirts and tail
Or-made suits. V. b. Bishop.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-01-18

e. G. Arbogast is agent for the
best vapor bath cabinets They
are life savers.
Mr.. e. C. Jones who came home
for the holidays is sick and not
able to return to his school.
Dir. 0. j. Campbell will &a absent
from his Office in Monterey until
the 9Th or 10th Of February.
A corps of engin GERS came in
from West Va. few DAYS ago. and
are said to be operating on the e.
and W. line near Franklin.
Mr. Glen Mauzy, whose work in
the Bank has kept him close for
wear, is over East taking rest.
lie will probably so to Baltimore
and Philadelphia.
Good people, active. energetic.
Young men, as well as the older
and more sedate from ali over the
county, as stockholders, attended
ahe telephone meeting here Mon
day.
We received two or three nice
letters that should have appeared
in this issue but they came too late
Please Remember that they should
Yeach US by Tuesday night as we
press on Thursday now instead Of
Friday.
Mr.. G.. c. Arhogast has secured
The agency for the county, for the
Standard Bath Cabinet, Of which
there is an ad: in this issue. Va
Tor laths are helpful, and perma-
iientlv cure many diseases, as has
Leen fully demonstrated, Should
sou wish to know something about
them write Mr.. Arbogast.
The old tan shop, in which one
cf Monterey's early industries flour
ishcd for many years, has had a de-
cree go forth against it, issued by
it's owner, Mr.. S. w. Crummett.
that it should not longer lumber.
the earth, and Mr.. VIII Inssard
and force of hands are accordingly
removing it therefrom, and will
convert it into a stable to be erec-
ted on the same lot.
Persons who suffer from indigestion
can not expect to live long, because they
cannot eat the food required to nourish
the body and the products of the undi
gested foods they do eat poison the blood.
ills important to cure indigestion as soon
as possible, and the best method OF do
ing this is to use the preparation known
as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t cigests
what you eat and restores all the diges-
tive organs to perfect health, IS. j. Car
son.
Do yon want your home -
and one Of tAsG gsl'ncs
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-01-18
EUlar Items.

| QUAR- EttUlS.
BoLAR, Va, Jan 10 1901 y Rail
today but sunshine tomorrow.
Mr.. Tobias bIcCIintic went t.
| Hot Springs Tuesday aud came
back Wednesday, Tobe says apples
don't sell very fast down there.
| Will Bussard of your town is
hauling some lumber from our
ncighGorhood.
MIR. VIM. McGnfn is building a
new Ice house. There are several
Of the river farmers going to fol-
low his example, but wonder where
they will get their ice?
George +. Eakle is erecting a
new grist mil! at his home at Be-
lar Springs, which will be a great
benefit to the public.
Mr.. Frank Bratton who for the
last two years has been in Illinois
is now at his fathers home. Frank
saws IIlinoise is alright, and he is
sure to blush if you ask him about
the girls or widows.
Bussard Bros. have about COM
pleted their job Of saving down
here.
Mr.. O.. a. Stephenson we are
glad to note was in our midst yes
terdav.
Mr.. Joe Burns is critically i'll at
his home III Little valley.
Sir. George Bratton we are glad
to say has improved in health and
now has strength to be able to ride
around.
Mr.. G. L. Eakle and Mr.. A. G.
McGufiin attended a meeting of the
Masonic Lodge held at Warm
Springs last Friday night.
Mrs. lizzie Baldwin died at her
home in Little Valley on Monday
Jan Z. Deceased WIS daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Burns.
J. n. Gardner and son-inlaw,
Harry Flu to have gene to work on
their farm near Pine Grave.
Mrs Crawford Stephenson is sick
at This writing.
Fishing and loafng seem to be
The order Of the day here just now.
MIR. Ed Kincaid says he is al
most persuaded now that Jack sons
river girls are just is pretty and.
as sweet as Crabbottom gir.Sn
Mr.. William Hjasl Il1l from
Back Cssiall mere collecting
1!HR this week.
Mr.. Billy Stephenson has had his
chimneys all repaired. A Wise
man will always prepare for storm
especially snow storm.
Sunshine and 5 adow
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-01-18

Mr.. Billy Stephenson has had his
chimneys all repaired. A Wise
man will always prepare for storm
especially IL snow storm.
Sunshine and S adow
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-01-18
Land and rlill property fer sale


The undersigned will sell that
valuable property known as the
Williamsyill Mill property. There
are about 300 acres of land in the
farm, with one Of the finest water
powers i'll the country. The prop
erty will be shown to any one des-
ring to purchase it. bv John Witt.
Staunton Spectator and Bath Coun-
ty Enterprise copy for 4 weeks
and send bills to
Mrs. NJ. D. Loving
Williamsville,
Bath 90, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-01-18

! !! :! ! ! :
little fluffy tpnaS
five FOUNDERS. they y
mari;s of many shot gum
Our letter is long enough ann
not what we intended to writes
We wanted to fell all about Christ
mas ana what a good time we
didn't have. Of its disappointments
and pleasures, and ever so many
other things.
We wish all happy New Year.
Sunbeam.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-01-18

- 7Pffsfe. The management Of
the central Office we heard compli-
melted frequently.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-01-18


Would you like a sample copy of
the National? Then, send us your
name on card and it will come.
Mr. John Porter of Staunfon.
was the lowest bidder for the Mon
terev and Stanton mail ronte, his
bid being S1,097. which is about
800 under the bid of the present
contractors, Mr. James Gross. We
are informed shat Mr. Porter was
the successful bidder on the Frank
lin and Harrisonburg route. MIR
James Eagle got the ring mail at
tie price of 1908.
Let us tell YOU how YOU can save
SO cents. The Recorder and the
National Magazine, are $500. We
Offer them for ii $3.50. See. That
50 cents you saved put with the
next so cents You get would pay
your subscription to the Recorder
for 1902. Nothing like saving and
looking ahead.
Miss Nora Wilson. daugf ter of
o. Wilson Esq. started Monday for
Philadelphia, she having made APP
plication to hospital of that city
to become trained nurse. MISS
Nora has many true friends here
who were sorry to see her 60, but
their best wishes are with her for
success she so justly deserves.
Monterey does not possess more
deserving girl than Miss Nora
Wilson.
The Harrisonbnrg Evening Ne VS.
has sent forth an illustrated eddi-
ton, which shows up III great shape
the little city and that wonderfully
rich county of which it is the cap
VI, Rockin CHAM. In it we see a
" good picture of Prof. W Fl
ter, who has for several years,
Ahe efficient principal df tha
Achool of that place. Isaer
ZION the school & made
s iSt nreeso.~s nigh
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-01-18
Preaching Appointments.

Preaching in Monterey every l5t
Sabbath at / n. m. and at Pis2ah
at3.30 pm; Pisgah every 3rd Sunday
at Ham. Monterey 730 pm Grab
bottom every 2nd Sabbath at II Il.
m., Hightown $50 pm; Hightown
4th Sabbath, II a. III, Crabbottom
T nm .Jno. Ruff.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-01-18

We will make YOU prices whole stock Don't bnv any
goods until You have goods and get low prices we are
yours for business These prices are for cash only.
l., S. Dickinson y Co.
Monotay
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-12-13
Wards.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pitts Wolf and
daughter, Miss Mary, visited rela-
tives at Bethel last week.
Prof. and Mrs. Phillips have
moved to the house recently va.
Gated by Joe Fowler.
Mrs. Alice Polk Of Cerro Gordo
visited at w. Il. Watson's last
Friday.
Boot Wolf is suffering a great
deal from a carbuncle on the back
of his neck.
Miss Elsie Falls left last Mon
day to take charge Of her school
at HAVANA, near Swift.
Several Young people of this
community enjoyed a party at
Mr.. Halls last Friday night.
Rev. w. w. Hinton preached
at the chapel last Sunday.
Ask Miss Rhoda Haggard why
she was so merry last Sunday.
ROMEO.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-12-13
Hon. John II. 1rice.

This gentleman, who is a can
didate for Congress in the 9Th,
has been here since Sunday max.
ing the acquaintance, as far as
possible, of the Democrats of the
county.
Mr.. Trice is a native of Chester
county, and one of the best farm.
ers in the State. BeBides being
an excellent farmer he has also
served two terms in the General
Assembly of Tennessee as aoater
from the counties of Chester, Mad
ison and Henderson. He was a
member of the Legislatures Of 81
and '93, and while in that body
took an active part in the appro
priation for the home for the ex
Confederates and also for the
present penitentiary system.
Mr.. Trice has made splendid
impression upon those he met ant
has certainly laid the foundation
for a large support in this county
Mr.. Trice is in the race to wir
and shows undoubted ability tt
cope with any competitor.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-12-13
An Evangelist's Story.

81 suffered for years with a bro.
nchial or lung trouble and tried
various remedies but did not OBJ
tain permanent relief until / CON-
menced using One Minute Cough
Cure" writes Rev. James Kirkman
evangelist Of Belle River, Ill. 81
have no hesitation in recommend
ing it to all sufferers from mala.
dies of this kind" One Minute
Cough Cure affords immediate re.
lief for coughs, colds and all kinds
of throat and lung troubles. For
Group it is unequalled. Absolute
ly safe. Very pleasant to take, ne
yer fails and is really a fayorite
with the children. They like it.
j X Barlow
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-12-13
Circuit Court.

Judge Holding was engaged in
a case at Columbia that prevented
his arrival here Monday to open
court. Circuit Clerk Freeman
continued the docket until We'd
nesday.
At IL a. m. Wednesday D. i.
McDougal, Esq, was sworn in as
judge and proceeded to select the
juries and charge the grand jury.
Following is a list of the jurors:
Grand jury, r.. L. Blount, fore
man, John Wickers, L. D. De-
Berry, Dell Thomas, Lon Orr, A,
J. Surratt, NJ. s. Hardin, Bill
Burks, Billie Williams, r. O.
Bridges, W. A. Barnett, r. F
Meeks, Ike Wells.
Trial jury, Will Burns, Dan AS.
bell, J. NJ. Dildine, Nath Dowdy.
H. M. Bivens, Will WEIGH, l, w
Ross, Aaron johnson, A. j
Garrison, j. M. Barnhill, W. L
Afford.
The Steele cases, covering sew
eral contcmp and one murder
case, have been continued.
The contempt cases agains
John Franks, Henry Franks. G
w. Franks, and j. q. Franks, have
all been continued.
Attorney Brooks of Waynes
boro is acting as Attorney Gener
al for Frank Boyd who could no
attend court.
The case against DR.. John Aus
tin for selling cider, that mad
the boys happy was mol pressed
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-12-13
Olive Hill.

w. G. Baird aud Miss ella
Dickson were married at the home
of the bride on Turkey creek last
Thursday; Riley Patterson, Esq,
officiating.
Mrs. A. r. Patterson and daugh
ter returned home Friday from a
three weeks visit to her mother
near Memphis.
Il. 7. Dickson and wife are the
happy parents of a fine boy.
Sam Lawson and family of Cy
press Inn spent three days OF
last week with his brother, Joe
Lawson, and family at this place
John Lacefield of Cerro GordO
was here Sunday.
w. II. Newman, orr clever
trustee, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Olive Hill.
Will Patterson and family lief
Tuesday for Arlington, Texas,
S. A. Hinkle and w. I. Burn
are attending court at Savannah
this week.
H. Fl. Hinkle will be in frOn
Oklahoma in few days.
j. q. Lacefield is at Martin
Mills assisting his brother in hi
business.