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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-11-28

Everything seems working to-
ward harmony between the two
ends of Fulton county. Editor
Hall Of the Commercial spoke
some strong words of truth in his
article of last week appealing as
he did to the common sense of
the Hickman people. The COM
IN ttee election goes TO prove
further good will and peaceful
relations if the talk between
them is any indication of the
feeling of the people of their re-
sprective precincts. All alike
want to meet half way, give
some-take some and place our
affairs under organized effort
In unity there is strength so
with a committee that really re-
presents the people with the
sympathy of the people. Their
pull together will he of ihestima-
bic benefit to us all.
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T. HERMANLOVELACE FROZ "
STIFF BY FULTON DEMO
Gratis.

Precinct conventions were held
by the democrats in the East and
West Ward of Fulton at l p m
To-Day TO select committeeman to
represent them on the county
democratic executive committee.
Herbert Carr was reelected in
the West Ward over Thomas
Herman Lovelace by vote of
something like POO to 10. In the
East Ward Clarence Bransford
withdrew in favor of Z Q Croft
but his name was not placed in
nomination aud HepYy Taylor
was elected by acctsi qation.
Something like 100 democrats az
tended the meeting in the East
Wurd.
Heretofore there has been III.
tie Interest taken in the cleo.
ton of committeeman hs all pars
ty men have been well pleased
with the Present organization.
A few days ago however, Tom
Lovelace desired to ''test his
strength" and irhuence(?) with
the present organization and re-
signed his position on the Leader,
scattered cards and otherwise
announced hi; candidacy for COM
mitteeman against Herbert Carr.
Although supported by the op-
position paper to the Leader he
did not get enough votes in the
mass meeting TO fill a bench. The
test has been made, Sir Thomas
has burned his bridges. behind
HIM and his old friend, the Lead
er, congratulates the old anti
get-up ard do something crowd
on securing such fine asset as
L. Herman.
Mr.. Bransford is a nice young
man and we regard him as a good
Democrat. As soon as he dis
covered the true situation he got
out as gracefully as possible.
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Aching backs are eased Hip. back
and loin pains overcome Swelling OF
the limbs and drOpsy signs vanish.
Thy correct urine with brick dust
sediment, high colored. excessive pain
in passing. dribbling, frequency bed
wettlng. Doans Kidney Pills dissolve
and remove calculi and gravel Re
lieve heart paIpItation, sleeplessness,
nervousness.
Rockdale Tex. Dec. 30 l902-When
received the trial package Of Dosn's Kid
ney Pills | could not get out of bed
without help. had severe pain in the
small Of my back. The pills helped me
az once. and now after three weeks the
pain IN my back is all gone and am no
longer an3oyed with having 10 get up
often during the night a. formerly. l
cannot speak too highly for what Doans
Kidney Pills have done for me. am
now 81 years old, have tried a great
many medicine. but nothing did the
work until used Doan's Kidney Pills.
James K Arthur.
Cleveland Ky. Dec. % 1907 was
iald up IN bed wi b my back and Kid
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walk with her along the heavens
W nd road.
They were married an spent
the honeymoon pleasantly. But
he hcsan to drink, and soon a
dark clnad wsiiluut a-silvefy jim
ing, or the box OLA promise TO
span it, began to rse and east a
gloom over the horizon. Soon
after they were married he NOV
ed in a small frame house on the
farm, promising Rosa to build a
mansion in short time. But he
sooa became a slave to strong
drink, and for years they lived
in the old frame house. He
would often 20 To town and get
an spree and remain away from
home two or three weeks in sue
cession. file layished his love and
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keeper, who takes advantage of him
during long seige OF drunkenness.
II Is iamily-is reduced to poverty and
disgrace. lie finally murders his wife
and Is hange for wife murder. He
pleads his own case and blames the
American voter for the licensed saloon,
aud charges indirectls.e of the marder q
his wife. His daughter, Ethel, writes
him II letter after hearing that he was
sentenced to hanged in which she
informs him that she expects to give
her lie 10 AID IN the abolition of the
whisky traffic. Her grandfather. a mil
lionaire ot New York City, ions her in
the work, aud agrees TO spend his mi
lions To aid his granddaughter in this
noble work. Ethel so informs he-
father the fact. and encourages him
b. telling him Ia God has caused the
wrath OF mIu 10 praise Him. aud that
the tragic deed of her dssnkeif~ fathe
has put III motion mighty wave which
shall increase till rhe last licensed sa
loon shall have bseh swept from the
face of the earth, aud that the whisky
traffic is doomed.
r rsd l.. e V!nesra beautiful daughter
of the widow Lena Vines, of Forkland
n C., l. full of lilo and cheer. He
very rouutenance baams with sunshin.
She Is popular ahd a fayorite among he,
friends. The son of Lucian w trd. a
rich planter near Gteenvllle. \. C.. win.
her heart. rney marry and he begin,
To drink. II makes his home hell on
earth aud blasts the life of ieautiful
Il Isa Lee
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oney upon others less worthy
an the one whom he promised
Pove and protect. He often
ie home drunk and would
2 has wife numerically. To
81 were horned three sons and
4 laughter. When The chill
| wdheart rapa coming they
| heTnn and hide under the
bio the closet, or behind tbe
lT5cpk in the back room.
bomt dreaded to see him come
was m a drunken spree He
When cruel and grabbed.
Kind fer, Wallace Ward WAS
but vii wife and children.
a very 2 was drunk he was
or satif, No one could suit
and foua. He cursed his wife
She coulplt with ever, body.
him or do nothing to suit
wrath. hing to appease his
"A -
Antinuej,
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Ernest Gibbs has taken a ph

Ernest Gibbs has taken a phil
osophical view of the situation
and is one of the strongest and
hardest workers towards harmony
IN the county committee. His
election as a committeeman in
this precinct gives satisfaction to
all and his careful watch over
affairs political is very common
dable indeed.
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Among the stately pines of
North Carolina, on little knoll
in Pitt county, stood the mansion
of the late Henry Vines. A wild.
ow, Il son and two daughters were
the sole occupants az this lovely
home. Between thu house ard
the road ran a small brook. The
bottom of the broo.C was sandy.
and fall Of minno9s and small
fish. Rosa Lee, in company with
her brother Nathan aad elder Sis
ter Lamia, spent many a happy
hour wading ia the. brook, CATCH
Ing munnows, builIing bridges
across the stream and sailing
boats on its rapid, sparkling wa
ters. Birds of various kinds
lodged in the pines at night and
often fills the warm spring all
with joyful notes. The bowling
winter storms played music
among the waving pine branches,
aud The gentle spriug zephyr kiss.
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ueys. could not Iget mvself straight
when tried TO stand, would have 70
bend in d half STOPPING position. L got
a trial box OF Doan's Kidneys Pills and
took all or them. AT the end OF Two
DAYS they got me ont of bed and l was
able to go about. ] take delight in
praIsing these pills Abe Gum Jr.
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cHAMBERLAiN's couGH REMDDY Is PLEAS
AM TO TAkE.
The finest quality OF Granulated loaf
sugar is nsed in the manufacture of
Chamberlain : Cough Remedy, and the
roots used in Its Preparation give it a
flavor similar TO maple syrup, making il
quite pleasant TO take. W. l.. Roder-
lex. Of Poolesville. Md in speaking OF
this remedy saws, have used Chamber
laIn's Cough Remedy with my children
for several years and can truthfully say
il is the best preparation OF the kind
know Of. The children like To, take. il
and it has no injury after effect. For
sale by L L Swayne.
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Johnston Mann

"A wedding of interest to citizens OF
Hickman was that in Brownsville, Tenn
TUESDAY night last, in which Miss
louise Mann. of that place, and Mr.. W.
*. Johnston. of this city. we're the con-
tracing parties. !.
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Doan's Trial Triumph.

The Free Trial Of Doans Kidney Pills daily car
ries relief te thousands It's the Doan way of
proving Dean merit with each individual case.
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. RAIRD)
Con1 Pc ines and telephones of
49,, - enable you to tall! almost
- -, 2uthcrn Indiana, Southern
:, 10y, Tennessee, Mississippi
gtt~9t,efs~tStV We can put you in quick EsssA
q So $50 &c communication with the EaHM
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ODI0SO GRIlEN
"a viGtIna tQ6 nusfia i azado..
naz0S.
& pueblo qnls0 maIaF a criminal

Murcia. Espsf1a. Nobre. IA. Sc ha
cometido ca CalasparFa un crimen ho-
rrOroso-
I'm individuo. apodado 81 sAmantes
lego q aquel pueblo con uaaa dos mil
pesetas para la compra de an moIino
Otr0 sujeto, IIamado Alfonso Mata. de
malOs antecsdentesa se lo Ilev6 enQA fla-
do = con amino de rob3rls & an des-
pob.ado pr6ximo. donde conaum6 81
crfmen y enterr6 81 cadkvar en- una fo-
50 qus prevention habfs alberto.
Ls guaFdia civil. enteFada de ID de-
gapArici6n deli eAmante2, comenz6 &
practicar averiguacioneg. que dieron
pronto un resuItado complete.
Descubierto el cad&ver detenido
el criminal. paFece cOmprObado Que
este mat6 50 vfctima szadonRzos Y
Ia enterr6 cuando adm estaba viva.
El pueblo. indigoado d conocer de-
TALES tan espantosos, quiso mGtaF 81
criminal cuando este era conducido &
Ia c6rcel de CaraVaca.
Gran trabsio COst6 & Ia guardiasci-
vii que le eBcoItAbR ibrarle de lA fu-
ria de la gente.
Con tai motive SO teme que oCurran
perturbaciones.
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NOtIClas generates

-L1s admire b.es con dicionea higie
nlcAa que tlene 81 local que ocupe el
Hotel HetVetia % hacen scr pre- eferidO
6 cualQuieK Otr0: hoy mism0 seFan
oCupndas todas las hRbitaciones pOr
los deIegados uniOnistas que Vienen &
las aesiOnes que empie1au mafiana. Cruz
q eg z direction, prOpietario don Pc
ELISA TAyAREz DE sTORER, PIA-
NlSTA.-Laureada con tres primeros pree
mics del Conservatorio de Madrid. OfFec-
sua sgrvicios PROFESSIONALS esta culta gocie-
dad y parttcipa que en- la calle de San Fran
que das6en tomar suss sclases. SO VS.
ASREkISER BUSCH x BUD
WElaktk, son Lac meiures mareas de
cerve americana. Pidanlaa en- los
Reatauranes y Catetines Estas cerve-
Zas aon puran oomp pletamente y hbrea
de to1o 6cido. De venta en- tod0s loa
eStableCimientos de ID Capital. Mi
tlenhO6 g Korber. agantes generates.
JULIAN MATIENZO. = AImaCen
de Ferretarfa. Ofrece de ga especia-
Ii6Ad, RurtidO complete de pintur&s ins
Rlesas Garantizadas de superior CALI
Sad, surtido complete de efectOs para
Diches, ruedaa patente, camones, etc.
DuFtido complete de pAIas, barras, CO.
rretillas, barrenas, picos. aEadRs. me-
Ohnn de nina y rastrillOs. Surtido
Comr leto de efeCtos de plomerfa, bR-
GO0, lavabos. llaves de todRs classes.
etc, TodOs 6 preciOs sin competen.
Gin. p.
Sc DAN COMIDAS & domiciEo 4
preciOs m6diCos y se alquila un buen
miFAdOr. Allen SO 10 v. 6.
sHGANGAti-Se venden dos caSas en- Cata-
no. Una en- 500 dollars otra en- 275 dol
lars. Solares propios. InformarGn: Sol 80,
20 piso. Is v. S.
PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO EN- U1I
Ola tome las PASTILLAS LA XANTES DE
BROMO-QUININA. 81 botioario le devol-
vera ell dinero 81 no SO cura La firma del p
wv GROVE Sc halla en- cada cajita.
LA bella Ninin, usaba como refri-
aerio dos rueditas de salchich6n de
eVichfS y una copa de vino de OpOrto;
y hoy Z4ra BsrnRsth toma nm rusbik
v una CDpa de Cerveza SPabstS de 10
que veCde en- San Juan M. r. Calde-
ron & Co. Tetusn IL.
-MuChas marcRs de ron GO presen-
tan hoy q mercRdO, per0 como el Ron
Viejo Gatell no se ConOCe ningunO; ga
color de 6mbar so sabor del mejor
brandy 10 hacen competir con Cual-
qufer Otra marca.
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Do rsgTssO

El dia 10 del presente mes estar6 de
regreso de los Estados Unidos 81 Or
Qanizador General de Is A. F. Cf Z.
Mr.. Santiago Iglesias. nombrado de-
legado 6ltimamemte para Gsistir s 10
Convention de ID A. f. of L. en- San
Francisco de California.
I'm gran contingente de obreros or
ganizados acudir6 & los muelIes de San
juan & recibir 81 eleade,9 obrero.
Este mismo dia tendr6 efecto ma
asambIea p6blica en- donde Ell delegado
IgIesias dRr6 cuenta del resultado de
la Convention.
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DemOgfafia
de San Juan,

(semana que termin6 el de Dcbre 19O4)
Clasifcado por Jas c0msa6 de mauerte
tuberculosis pulmonar, 9.
CRrCinoma ut3rincV l.
T6tauo trRumStic0, 1.
Eclampsia infantil, 1.
BroncopneumOpfa, 1.
Hepatitis aguda, i.
Atrepsia. I.
Heridos (accidente de un teolley,) /.
Septicomia, Q.
Fiebre malariaperniciOsa, l.
T9tan0 infantiI, 2.
Insuiciencia Ditral, /.
Fiebre purperaI, 1.
Claai1Scado por tipo.
Enfermedades generates, s.
Enfermedades Sistema Circulate
rio. 1. a
Enfermedades Sistema Digestive. 2.
Infancia, l.
Enfermsdadea del siatema Nervio-
90, A. ..a.Ll
Intermediates Sistema RespirAto-
rio. 1.
Estadc Purperal. /.
Violencia, 1.
C1aet1foado por edad.
De menos, de un aflo. A.
De uno & cuatro inclusive. 0.
De cinco & cincuenta y nueve incIu-
eiVe, 13.
Casos de eefermedodes oontagiosas.
Baio tratamientO. 0.
lSatm0rio.
N6mero de defuncionep: Blancog. g.;
de color, 8. Total II.
Nacimsentos.
Varones: Blancos. 2; de color. 3.
Hembras: BIancas. Z; de color. 2. To-
tai ID.
Naoimjentos muertos.
BlancOs. /; de color. /. Total. 2.
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GULTIVO De ALSO
DON EN- AFRICA.
Da ali en- las coIonias de los paisea
europeos magnfflcos resultados.

El cuItivo del alg0d6n va generaIi-
zandose en- todas parties del mundo.
Es sin duda uno de los cuItivos de
mas hermoso porveniF.
El AIGod6n africano que es cultivado
en- muchas de las coIonias de los paises
eurOpeos de Africa es excelente, dam
do magnifcos resultados.
Estas nOticias, deben estimuIar en-
gran manera q los sgricuItores puer-
torriquefIo de Ii rica maIvscea.
POrque todo parece indicar que Ell
aIgod6n. que ~ SO ha demostrado que
en- Puerto Rico ee cOsecha tan buen0
como 81 Sea Island legftimo v acaso
superior & este. como 81 que cuItivara
ell aefior Legrand rremiado ca San
Luis con gran medaIla de oro; ha de
ser Rquf rica fueDte de production que
ensancha no POGO Ell horizonte conner
CiaI induetrial.
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Sc aCentda eI TurOr
de installation en-
Manatl de- una IA
bTiCa de- tabaCOS.
CeI6hlass alli ID lIsgsda Del poe.
Ia do Diego.
El Sr. Juan r. Ramos, Sc halla all
60 aIiviado de sus dolencias.
(Ds maestro cOgresponso1.) J
DiciernloFe 3.

1IAGAGUuVE6
La noticis que circul6 hs pocoa dfas
por est8 poblaci6n de que se instalaria
en breve una fabrica de tabacos. pare
ce que 70 tomsndo cuerp0. Da ser
CieEta esta version ganarfsse mucho
con Ia traida aquf de dicha f5brica.
So dice que Ella Lira de OrCs, eno-
pezar6 & dR1 aIgunos Rsaltos cuando se
aproxime Ia NRvidad.
Nos ha aIeQrado verdadeTamente el
aFribO 4 estag playas del dulce poeta y
amigo nuestro jose de Diego. Este,
como todo ell psis s&be es IN pOeta de-
gran inspiration. de los que echan &
voIaF p6iaros de orc cuyos trinOs y ale-
teos haIsgAn los oidos de los que leen
sus preciOs0s VersOs. COrdiaImente
felicitamos al amigo queridO.
HaIIase IN POGO aliYiado de sus
dolencias, ell ilustrad0 Sr. don Juan r.
Ramos. por Cuya salud nos interesa-
mos.
Do IN dIs otro es esperada Ia
distiDguida familiR Calaf
-Por cartas recibidss de los Esta-
dos Unidos NOS hemos informado que
progFesan notabIemente en- sus estu-
dos. los aprovechados iovencitos Ro-
driguez. Quintero, D6vila, hijos de es-
to pueblo.
Sc dice que el-Sr. CIemeute Rs
mirez piensa. acompafIsdo de su her
mosisima esnosa 6 inteIiRente HIS.
trasladaFse 6 New York.
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NaTgaIIta.

Tan hermosa y delicada como Ia for
que su nombre IleYa, bDi6 & Ia tumba
Cuando apenas pisaba 81 4mbraI de RI
suefla adoIeecencia.
Entire coronRs de azshares y ramos
de rosas apenas se veia IL blanca Gaia
que enCsrrAba los f6nebres despojoa
y que conducfsn las tiernas compafIe-
ras de Ia muertecita que fu6 sepuItada
aver.
Hiia adoptiva del amigo Juan To-
rres era su encanto y rudo es el gOlpe
que Ie aqueja con Ia muerte de Il sim
patica criatufa que Ilenaba de algeria
81 hogaF.
NuestrO p6eams sfrvaIe de IenitiyO.
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FiostaS a Ia PatrOna De Espaf1
en- Bayamtn.

LscoIonia espafIola de Bayam6n ce-
lebrs rk una espl6ndida fiesta On los 60
lones del Casino. ID noche del dia de
los corrientes. en- sOnmemOraci6n de a
Iumaculada Conception, Patrona de
EspafIs.
Un bonito ptograma he sido prepa-
rqdO, y on h indicsdA fiesta tomGrsn
paFta diatingoidos elementos de Ia So
ciedad bayamonesa.
Qued&mos rec0noCidos & Ia fineza de
la invitaci6n que para ESQ fiesta hemol
recibidO.
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IilBHO n0IOPOuOSlH

Hilo de .Cosar ingles superior en- ca
rreteles de 200 yardas. para sastres y
cOstureras. 81 mas bRrnto y meior del
mundo.
10 venden en- guG almacenes pOr ma
yor y "a detail S. Melon e CO.. San
JpGto 12. Puerto Ricn. Nd.
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Ri54lSD 1 BIGG
PROFESSOR Pe INGLeS
Tetuan 4o. Apartado. 4a6
lnfERESLnTE

Con 81 zmpIeo de laa PASTILLAS
.ANFURICAS del DR.. LEROY no
aoIamente Sc cuEa Ia dispepcia. sinO
0uO desapnreaen tambi6u Il fermenta-
ci6n 8 scidez del eat6mp 90, u fetidez
deI aliento, loe dolores gkstricss & in
testinaIes 3 u inapetencia. que, como
es sabido, perjudicsn grAvemente Ia
nutFicion.
Medisnta y scci6nsi icuratiya de las
PastiLIas Anturicaa desapaYeca radical.
meDts u diepepsia con tOdos 6us tfnto-
mas sea cual fuese ell tipo 3 carscter
de squelloG.
De venta en- todss las bot;css. p.
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ia tonta do eaplrOte' 'LOs
AtrlGa1Istas" J ''AiaTl- -]uana" F,
con bale.

MuY amens 3 variada ser6 ID fun
ci6n del pr6ximo domingo. en- que SO
pondrS en- escena las zarzuelas indi-
Cadas.
En- ID eMarirJ uAnks lal sefiora Cas-.
tillo lucirS sus apreCiabIeS aptitudes
aFtlstiCss Y de SECURE aleanzar6 mu-
chos aplausoa.
La eTonta de capiroteo Affrmase que
es una bonita zarzueIa.
Prep6rese. puts. 81 p1bIico para Il
espl@ndida velada teatral del domingo.
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en- que falleciera, di6 50 opinion sobre
81 canal de Panama, diciendo:
Si pudiera hacerse tal cosa. die
81 hubieFa un medic de pas0 entire 81
Colo de Mexico y 81 Occeano Paefico.
de Cd Obra yendfian resuItados inCol-
Culables, favorabIesk toda Ii raza hi
manA.
Elgran poeta aIsm6n pensaba en- es
to de igual manera Que los penssdore8
de 50 elevation. Y parece glorioso
que SEQ Il ioven America, d libre
America quien peFpet6e ca Ia historis.
despu6s del msgno Lesseps; hecho q
mas traacendental que ca los humRnCs
progresses registren los anales del Si-
Rlo Xxx.
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y
I renoSOs d los imgpOneeteS so5re JS6re-
tzs: Sc sortear6n 8 todos los amos en-
tTe los que mas se distingRn por So
co lstancia en- 81 Ahorro.
HoraS dc Gaia: Para Las imposicio
mes:
4De8 6 1Of de la maflana, y de / & 81
de Ia tarde los dfas labOrabIes; y de 81
4 103 de Ia mafiana los DominRos. Para
Ia extracCiones las mismas horas ex-
septO ID de los DOmingos.
ReQlHnas1t0 de Ia SeCc66n: Las per-
aonaa que interesen mas pOrmenOres
dObre les impOsiCiones, extracCiones
manera de hQuidar intereses. etc, pue-
alien solicitar IN e;emplar en- Ia Gaia.
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BancO Territorial y AgrfCOla
De Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE AHORROs.

ImposSoSOases so6re ZS6ret0s: Desde
1926 & 81. 900, devengar6n intereses 81
9 por 100 annual.
lnapOsiOiOnes pIas0 flo: Desde
5000 en- adeIante devenRar&n inter6s 81:
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Secret :. Eduardo L4croix.
Orador Luis de Cells.
Maest. de Cerem. Pedro Guerre-
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% DiaConO Jaime Ping.
Limoener0 G. Guerrero.
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The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-09
OBITUARY..
Edward G. Pacetti.

Mr.. Edward c. Pacetti died in St.
Augustine late Thursday night. This
information reached Savannah yester-
day morning, and Mr.. Pacetti's son,
Mr. c. G. Pacetti. Immediately left for
st. Augustine to bring the remains of
his father home for burial.
Mr.. e. G. Pacetti left for the visit
to ST. Augustine Sunday. He had been
a sufferer from Bright's disease for
some time, but the state of his health
was not of nature to alarm his rela-
tives, and the notice of his death came
as a great shock to them.
Mr.. Pacetti was born in st. Angus
tine sixty years ago. During the Civil
War he enlisted in Florida company
and served with the Confederate army
throughout hostilities, surrendering
with Lee at Appomattox. Later he
came to Savannah, and had since made
this city his home. He was member
of the Confederate Veterans Associa-
ton, Clinton Lodge, F. and A. M,
and Forest City Lodge, Knights of
Pythias.
of immediate relatives Mr.. Pacetti
is survived by his wife, two sons, Mr..
c. c. Pacetti and Mr. G. E. Pacetti,
and one daughter, Mrs. B. e. Jones.
He has also a number of relatives in
Florida. The arrangements for the
funeral will not be completed until the
arrival of the remains, this morning.
l. is probable that it will take place
Tomorrow afternoon.