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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-19
RESULTS THAT REMAIN


Are Appreciated by Barre People.
Thousands who suffer from backach'
and kidney complaint have tried one rem
edy after another, finding only tempo
rary benefit. This Is discoursging. but
there Is one special kidney medicine that
cures permanently and there is plenty
Of proof right here in Barre.
Here Is the testimony Of one who used
Dcan's Kidney Pills years ago. and now
states that the cure was lasting.
M. ]. spaulding, painter, 10 Seminary
street, Barre, Vt, says; 81 had more OF
less kidney trouble for four or five years
and think IL was the result of the con.
ditions to which | am subject at my
work. At night my back would ache ter
nbly and on this account I could not
sleep. Dark spots floated before my eyes
at times and the frequent passages of
the kidney secretions plainly proved that
my kidneys were at fault. Two boxes OF
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at Il. A.
browns drug store, disposed Of the trou.
BILE. | take pleasure at all times in
vouching for the merits of Deans Kid.
ney Pills and gladly confirm the state
ment | gave in their favor some three
years ago."
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster. Afilburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name--Doan's--and
take no other.
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Afternoons at 2. Evenings at
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-19
Montpelier q wells River Railroad.

Trains leave barre for Wells River connect
ing ~ that point with trains going both north
and south, Al 7,30 a. M, 1890 ana 400 p. m. The
1850 train connects with train for Boston, and
north for Lisbon, I.ittleton, Fabyans and Ian
ana 500 trains with st. Johnsbury trains.
Trains leave Barro Tor Montpelier 40 da0
O.s6 a. ul., 1880, 400, A.i0 and b.20p. IN.
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TALK OF THE TOWN
Diamonds at Burr's.


If II is fur coat or fur.lined coat
60 to the Frank McWhorter Co.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver jewelry. Burr, the Jeweler.
Select your presents and have them
engraved free OF charge at Holmes, the
jewelers..
Gold clocks, gold and silver crucihxes
and rosaries. All colors OF beads at
Holmes, Gordon block.
A complete line OF Union skates and
hockey sticks at the n. ID. Phelps Co.'S,
l36 North Main street.
Nurses by applying at Davis drug
store will be furnished With package
of Clinical Charts free.
Stone cutters glasses. All prices from
20 cents to $500 each. L. P. Austin,
the watch and clock man.
Cairvoyant--Tuesday and Thursday,
p. N. to p. IN. Mrs. r. =. Ella, 20
spaulding street. Tel. 1861.
Call at Lyman's, 80 North Main street,
Averill block, and get "a pictures Of
yourself for Zoe. One week more.
The Peoples Shore Store in Hale's
block is prepared TO supply all Christ
mas demands in footwear, Call early.
Public dance at NJ. w. OF A. hall, Sat
urday, December 10th; with Gilbertson's
orchestra. Admission for gents SOC, la
dies free.
Pocket knives, safety razors, skates,
niclxle-plated pots and kettles, all suit
able for Christmas gifts, can be found
at the N. ID. Phelps Co.
Ties, shirts, gloves, muflers, hosiery,
smoking jackets, night robes, pajamas,
man viii appreciate. We have them.
Moore & Owens.
When doing your holiday shopping in
Barre be sure to take your meals and
lunches at the Eureka restaurant, oppo.
site Depot square. Satisfaction assured
20. NJ. hawes, proprietor.
The annual meeting of the City Hos
pital association vii lbe held in the city
court room, Monday evening at s.
o'clock. At this meeting reports for the
year win be presented and officers elect.
ed.
Look, lookl The Rathskeller on Pearl
street is the best place to get Toe
lunch, 3Jc dinner, or good late supper.
Shell fish Of all kinds cooked to order
and sent out to families. A. If. Buzzell,
Prop. Telephone 1922.
Bowling, billiards, pool BuzzeIl's al
legs, Pearl street, is the place. Clean,
well heated, lighted and ventilated.
Bowl string or two after hard day
in the Office. II is better than medicine.
Watch blackboard for prizes offered each
week.
The Bon-aecord foot ball club members
take notice, that the annual dance viii
be held on Christmas night in Miles hall
All those intending to 60 will get tickets
from the committee, ". Brodie, r. Will
hanson, ]. Scott, G. Fowler or j. Smith
Per order, secretary.
For the accommodation Of those wish
ing to procure steamship tickets, the
office of N. B. Ballard, steamship agent, |
in the Miles granite building, viii be |
open each evening from untoil o'clock, |
excepting Monday and Saturday even
ings, when it will be open from . until 8
o'clock.
S. J. Segel & Co., down in the Scam
PM block, have a very attractive dis-
play window for Christmas Many arti- |
cles of useful as well as ornamental |
gifts for the male friends at very low
prices Do not fail to take a walk |
down and see the display Goods cheer
fully shown. Yours for merry Christ
mas, S. ]. Segel and Harry A. Segel
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Newest Edition of the Oldest Hit
5o-AII White People on The Siags-5(

A Carload OF Special Scenery
Solo Orchestra of 10 Musicians
20 Singers and Dancers 20
10 Russian g. Cuban Bloodhounds 10
$ z E
The Ice Choked Ohio River
The Quakers Tavern
Famous New Orleans Auction Mart
The Wild Rocky Pass
Legree's Red River Cotton Plantation
St. Clsir's louisiana Home
The Home of Uncle Tom
Eva and her pony "Pee-a- Boo, /"
the only original one.
Don't miss hearing the Grand Band
Concert at II 90 m. and 7.30
p m. in front of Theatre.
Prices, Matinee, f0c and 25c.
Night, Csc, 35c and soc.
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Take Off That Other Shoe.

Mr.. David II. Boyer who viii essay
the part of the Lawyer Marks in to.
nights production of Uncle Toms
Cabin under the management of AL. w
Martin, arrived late one night at a
small village hotel and asked for a
room. He was told that the only va
cant one was next to thaet of a very
nervous man whom he must be careful
not to disturb After going TO his room
the newcomer thoughtlessly let fall one
OF his shoes; then, recalling the warn
ing he mad received, placed the other
very carefully on the floor. He had put
out the light and retired when there
vas knock on his door. Opening It,
he faced the nervous occupant Of the
adjoining room, who demanded excited
ly:--
"Wny in thunder don't you take off
that other shoe r.
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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TRAVELLERS RAILWAY GUIDE.
Central vermont RAILWAY.

Trains leave Barre for White river Junction
ana h0aton, and way stations, also Windsor
and bellows Falls and New York az $50 and
li.tO a m. and 1l.S5 p. m Also leave Barre feT
Waite River Junction Bellows Falls, Spring
neld and New furk at 6.45 u m.
Trains leave BArIa for Burlington, 81. Al
bans, Montreal aud way stations ~ It0 o. "a,
NJ ind 4 IN.
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LEGISLATURE
TOOK RECESS
Continued from page one.

ord and 10 the fact that Mrs. Marsh
had four grandchildren dependent upon
her for support
The bin to establish Duxanimae insti-
buttons, which came 70 the House on an
uniayorable committee report, was or
dered TO lie on account Of the absence
Of Mr.. Bowles Of Woodford.
The Senate passed the bill to prevent
fratornities in high schools.
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Senate Amendment Coucurred In,

The House BY vote Of 9J to 50 con.
CURED in the Senate proposal Of amend.
ment to the joint resolution on holiday
adjournment, making the date OF recon-
yening January 4, 1909.
II. 532. to porvide clerical assistance
for the officers Of secretary OF state and
state treasurer.
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Annuities Furnish Rocks

for the cradle Of second childhood We
sell annuities. National Life Insurance
Company, Montpelier, Vt. tMutual.l
s. S. Ballard, general agent, Mont
pelier, VT; N. B. Ballard, local agent,
Barre, Vt. y
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GRANITEvILLE.

Quarterly meeting of Court Rob
Roy, No. 6, F. of A. Tuesday, December
y. All members are requested to at
attend. A smoke talk after the meet
iHG
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A CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
TO refund the money on 5o-cent bottle
Of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar ii
it fails to cure your cough or cold We
also guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-12

Glide ser SeGCnSluiir0t9tcitcn
SaItilnore's IinO:
9aS @oi6ingion : Wonumcnt ON
Mount Sermon. un0 @ai6iugtor,
8Ioce uno in 0criel6en Na6bori0olt
sic Sobn eager SoiuorO., Die Hoger
9. SnhepsS Statue utO anOcre @erfe
ser 9ilOballe- funit.
9as ShIad)tcn = Monumcut onl
Wonllment = Square 5miIdcn SEM
BoItomt ul0 Sem Slliti5paIalt, errid'
ret CUR @rinlerumg al Die S6!adt
Don, ~. September 1914.
3as 9oltimorc . Ohio . @c6artoe
at ser Nor0lpeits@d bon Baltimore.
uuo GbarIeSltrabc.
Scr 0rrio.Sia.Yorf, 700 adcr
groB.
Ser Suiti5baluit an GnIpert-.
6opettes, ct. Saul. uno 2eriugton.
StraBe, fOitct $3,000.000.
GoS &oitolt1t, DItlid) bonn SllIti5.
GaIait, un0 oa8 GotbDollS, Gitlid bonn
Goltdmt.
9oS neiie 8c5Gir6c ser Spor6onf
bon Baltimore an ser Siiooit-@dfc
bon Baltimore. uno G6orIe8itrnBe.
Die @noh Grott = 6rcibibliotbef;
OnS GentrolgebGuoc ltebt an ser Mul.
bcrrp- ltn0 Cathedral = StroBe, uno
3meiggcb0uoe liegen III oQen Sto0t.
t1eiIen.
Ia8 8ation . Wonument an
Wtount Hopol,4 penlle uno 2anoaIe.
StroBe, 5u @brcn bon Sberitlieute.
naat 8m. s. @ation crriftet, Scr in
1916 i'm merifaniidcn ariege in Der
Shlad)t bon Wonterep fiel.
GaS Eeoboop NSnItitlt nit 9iblio.
tGcf, <1itgoaerie uno Wuiif.Gon
Icrpatorium al Wount 8erllon. un6
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Die Observation-Disclosures 6eS 5. SIC.
gin1cnts an 8reiton. mo Soffmon-
StroBe u1o Yorf. uno 2inoen-2lpc
Ser S6rottburm an 5apettt. u1b
S:ontitroBc, bos cin5ige nod Itebcnoe
9alllpcrt bicier 2lrt IN Sen Scr. Stoa.
ten.
Garroa.9arf nit Sem oItcn Scr.
roa-Naniion.
CuS Wc9onOgb : Nonument aui
Ser @reenmount' Cemetery, 81 @bren
oes @riinoerS ser Wc9onogb. S6ule
fir 8oiienfnoben.
0ns @eqs. un6 WcGomoS.G enf.
nal al 8ap- rno aiSquit9 . StroBe,
5llnt Iubenfen an 5nei Worplano
Seloen aus Sem Griege bon 1911.
9o8 8ilOe.Q entnal an 9rouowaD
un0 6airmount.g oenlie, 81 @bren
6cs @riinOers 6cs Dob 6ellops.O Or.
ocns.
gntterion-8arf, no no1 sic Shan.
sen aus benz ariege BON 1914 Dor.
Donoen iil6.
Ser @lab ali Baltimore = Strabc
rulo Sopfins' 4lacc, mo bic GongreB'
Sale itauO, in walfer @nibington
ain 90. 0e3ember 1776 iaIt al tofro-
3aS Columbus. 9enfmdl bel Der
Samltel HeabpsS hi,e an RortG. uno
Sarfor0.I penue.
Sas Yoe-Wonumcnt Dom 9alti.
more 2cbrer.S erein allf Dem &ir6boi
ocr @eItminIter .Yr esbpterinnerfirhe
an Sapette. un0 8reeneitraBe 81
@b-en oes Eidlters Cigar aGen goe
crridtet.
Gie YSobhS Sopfirs' lln%ipcriitGt"
al ser Norb.9onar6itraBc. sic beoeu-
teu0ite 2ebronlialt in oieiem 2anoe.
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YnftiunS Nn5clNcm.
e. Milan S%ancrWcIu, juu.. NuuuIt.
Ir. ll09-11i9, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
0crtnuf oCs iiberlcbeno CT Gcripnltcrs ocs
ncrtbunllcu 8ndtctnenthnnIs
gr. 12i, Noro' GutuiusS traRc, uno
Or. 901 Mno 9t3, Grub SiI sslUcnuc.

arHit Der in Dem Geiiamente Ocs oeritorbeileil
Daniel Cannon Cntbaltenct gIutortidt mn M
ter cinCm NeiebI 6e5 gSattcnqcridts Der Staot
Baltimore pirh Der u~utcrletdnete, ilhGrlebefoe
3GilamClteOuuitreder am SunncrItng, ben II.
gtupCmbCr 1908. SIT Den nahhenuultCU StiTlGel
an Den rcipcitiuen Srteu auf 0iientli6er 9tt:z
tiun oa5 pertbuolc Fabtci1cftbum nertau1et,
oas iuie folgt bcf1ricbcn miro. dmIid:
lin $50 ttDr Andlrt, Nr. 121, Horo'Gutdtu=
Strcic, bebnut nit cincm 0reiitodtgell 3legels
ItetnsQaoelt uno YScbnbllIs nit @iutcrbdls. IS
begitnt an Der Gillette Der GutnlpsStro6e, etira
204 Sub n6rOIib bon WIomtment.S irabe, NIT
ciHer Yront an eritacnGnnter StrdBe BON ettpd
10 SUB, nit elmer Iieic Cgu etlua 81 Sub.
&rInoBin5 $500.
lin 4 ltbr GaGm. Nr. 907, SruiOs6in.Nne.
bebnui1 nit ctncm 0rtiit0digel Snoetl II. 2Sp0n5
buus nit Ntnterbalia. IS hc9i1Ht an Der
9iorhoit4 Scite bon Nrujos0iu= Yberle, ctlpa ll2
SUB nrrolpeitlitb bon @ioblezS trab2. NIT etner
Tronte an hcidater eritgcnunlter StrdBe BON
SUB bis 81 elmer NIcn. 0rlnh5tnS S4O.00.
limb iniurt onranf. Or. 913, IrutnaptlsHne.,
bebaut NIT cinem brctit6di9en 3ie9elltetlsSaoe1I
ltno g&ubnbdu5. nit @tulcrbaus. IS beglllilt
an Der 9,orNoitleitc BON Sruio=StlsSloerlle Ell
lpu 1872 SUB norOiueiilib bon SiOolcsStrnGc,
nit elmer SruHtc all hCfnqter ertt0e1nrllter Sir.
hon ctuu 10 SUB, nit elmer 4icle BON ellun W
Sui bis 81 elmer gllleO. Vrllllb6lnS $4,000.
9luc ~llnIniieu big 6lm Gage oes Scriall9 be
gIider.
Gcrfuuf3.@ coinGllQcn: @aur. Sin ScpoIit
bon 500 miro bonn Nulticr etrles 1eoell @rltllos
iiiidce Rul Scit oeS &erfnufS ~bcr.nnGt.
Charles NJ. 6cuielcr,
llebcrIebenoer Observation-Disclosures.
4nttiium & Babnu,
glvfttouatorcn
CCf2i 1926 20:Iob2, 5,11.12)
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Sbco. 81. Siener d So.
217 it.Saltimorc. Strase.

Geltitea lno anoereS ullSl6n6i.
lt,eS @elo gefauit uno uerfnuit.
@elolenonn9en beiorgt nad) Geutid)-
laito, Celtrcid). HuBlono 1t. i. 10.
@edlel olS9eItelt ailf mlsldnoiifc
Sonfen. Greoitbrieic 1lno GropelerS
Cheques.
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Ncutiuc Sdl(ubratc:

9tr. , pcitlihcr Hog9cu, ST SIZE
Nr. 1 mcitIiher Roggcn 70 -7912
&oggcn in S0dcn ic
nod GuulitQt ..... - 81
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Scpcrn Stealth Gompang,
$4,000. 3n pcrfauicn: $4,000.

HJJV'UV' On UtIIHHTVH. PJOU.UV'
Senc neuert mooerner 6%lpcii6dtecn Sdufer
nt Der NorozQnresStrnbe. 8lpiifcn 3dirntounts
SUenIe llno Sn0cties Strd6e, nit allen mooers
Iruttoirs. 51nuiairie G%ooenanncn unb Giidbcas
Nusaiifc, DiarInors1 repper mo sGjcfimie, iauts
idrc Srniuuec. Gtrdbcil init oitrili5iriei SieoeIs
Iieinet qepilnitcri. sic miifien ge1c6en uerocr.
Inn Ie i6dBelt Ill iolunell.
Mian nebme OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Sebr Ici6ie Beoingnngett. BUR Snfpettion tag.
Sruno5ins $4,000. - ictbsnilhooretBie Collars
prO Sobr.
(Sft8-) lduunternebnlcr.
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GALLAGHER, Dem Sanmciitcr.
sdu,,r Int GOO gina MorS.sluOrr. etraFe.

SanIcr Int GOO glnf siprS' Glpucrs straee.
Sine Gei6c mobcrter, 5tpeiii6digcr 8duicr. G
Simmer uu6 SAB. Gus @aoc5inlmer bat email
Iirte' Banne unb i%anitdres Giofct, glnt6InB al
f%auitiren anruI. 8rei5 $3.50. NieoriGer
@runo5ins. Sbige Sdufer BADEN bobe mo &C.
funoe Gage. gnd5ufrdgen int
sRreaa: Gr. 1887, Sits@ipnument' straRe.
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Baltimore Mnrftbcridltc.

Baltimore, If. 9fop. 1908.
Mcbl. - 3uiubr 25.S3l Safer,
cinihlicBlih 1910 Safer 81 Occult
Eoiut mo 1865 6Giic 5u Caution.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-12

$3.50 - Eiir zines icnrs prncbtpcuer .Sdu'
fer finbe GatterionsBarf. 9tr. 20. %, % SC.
Woroa6drc sStraBe. Gementiric 3ruitoire. Sell
Ier uno 6of; eInuiuirte Rdheiunnne mn Sit
dennuspuh etc. $50 Vaur Itrlb Reit inter tebr
leidien 9eoinuinoen fuufen eineS iener mooers
ren Sdnfcr. 9eii6iiet iie INN ibcrSelt9t @u6
Gebr Iei6te Veotngunaen. Go,pnIo Z SIord,
an Srt Mno Stellc. CGltll - MI&s)
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Gas 8ciprad upn @cit-Y Baltimore.

- 3cne 9'eibt 5%iueitodiger @ernnba'-
-0rpntsSGuicr GU Der Nproieite Def
-5aHcttc, StrnRr, 6~,piidlcn Smnlliuopo'-
Seutalpu.s tiabt, eiu @euiert pon-
-Todtsicuit.9tnir. srfs 5immrr nit
-muScrnem Sab unb gadiherri int Sci
fer. edjin %beiprirt, truicnttrter Seaer,-
-moSern gcpffaiterte straRe. WhRtser-
-greis, feidIte gebinsuugen. 3nr Glib
-ipeitiun tdsIiG une eonntass uIfeh' -
Ycabobp %nilbing Go.'
(Cft10-)
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Wir haben bic fulgenocn gnten Sanc'
GprfnIcrc ann 0erfanf:

8 Mder $3.50: 5 gtacr $500: ~ gder $45S;
10 ader $3.50; 10 ader 5000; 80 WIDER $1,000;
as ader $4,000; 10 Mder $3.50. slut etItben
oieIer BIaee itebeu Sbitbduute. Nier5ig Wlinn'
fen Subrt per cIeftrifde gabn boll Baltimore
nnb flint Wt'riien 81 Sub bon Der Staltnu rlah
ugeno etnem Der Tldee. a5nren eilicbe oopoH
unter Iei6ten 3abluncsbeoinalngen perfouteil
@benidls rs ader 9rcbe 6arnl nit fetIPr 4di'
f%erfronte, uneefibr sipei Met,ei bon %oerielben
Citation Ger eIeftrifben gabn, nit sous uHo
auoeren @e6duIi6feiten. 8u $4,000.
Gcbcru Hcaltg Gompang,
Er. iii, Rurb.G harfti, siraRs.
fRSr2g4 1Sl
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@rrlnngt - Nanmer unO Snaben.
gcrlangt i'm 9%lagcmcinen.
Trniidra Mrhrits

GeutIhes arbeits.g sa dpciiuns 8. sfrenu.
tlnirr Der aufitbt her g9eutf6el Seteni9ait
Gieienieen, ole beuttbe @anotperier. arbettar
len itb peri1nIi6 uber in tranIirteu Yrteten an
ben aaentcn Der SeIeuihnft 9obnnn Q. wiener,
5immcr II, Mr. 2t5-2t7, Gonrtlano' StrnRe,
t5enoen, meldler uuentgeItiih g~uSfrtit ertpetle1
piro. Sprr6fiunoen bon 1 bis o u9r.
CSnn27 ~
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gu pcrfnufcn:

gr. tG4 lub t6j. Moros0uresStrdbc, Gdc bon
SanettesS trabe; quite Gdc ilr beirdbe ir9ero EN-
Seihdft; Ieidlte &coiuQuuqeI. Nab6utrd9en al
Srt uuo stcac. NIait rebue Sutrmourt,gloe.'
EnrA' (iuO2, tM{D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-12

Su pcrfaufcn:
sine cute @dderei nit 5lpct F'crocl ltllo ilucl
g910en: Is Eiiicr Wicbl mo 9Sodc ncrbdGcni
Trarifhcitehnlber 9tud5ufrugcn I'M "9entidlcm
EurrcipuuocEtcu. O3l5-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-12

5000 SEQ. Suu. x 6lu, 5cr. ..lOS12
1900 mo. olDs. Sumo. 5cr. ........... s2%
1909 Cont IS. Is. &. y y 4l9cr ......., 76%
5000 Mo. X Rcuua. 4cr. ........... NIX
5000 GouioIto. ejns Ger..............,lOi
1000 glt!autic &. Z. con. 4er. ........; a6
lOOO llnttco &ailma0S inc. ........... 5i9s
2OOJ uuitcO Rotnpaus inc. .......,... 5lh
1000 anocotttu & BOtomac scr. ........1OOh
10000 Cotton 0ucf 5er......,........, IS
1000 Un. 4 @lu. Con. 5cr...,,......iO1
10 5tocltm x 0epoftt.
20 Goui. Fo>ucr Mo .............. II
leo Cont Sooner pfO ............,. 7t&
20 IS. a Z, C&. GD,...,,~-... Sht
8 GouioIiO. Cotton 0uct cont ...... S
10 Baltimore K Cio lOGta
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Gu uermictbcn.
Gil n%crniictlcn:

Gu Dcrntetlcn:
Neue Sdufer an oer RoroaonresS frabe, 6pl,
Tbcu Eairmounts9loe. unb Su0cticsStr.; nue
Weouemlidfettcn nicoriec Oiteibc: MIait nehille
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9taf6utrngcH an Srt
uno StelIc. CStll-Se6l)
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Sin tibtiger Vroos lino Gufcs9dder luAtt
Steuc ais 6rucite Nn1o. 9oreiltrc: ~. y W.,
TcutIhcr Correspondent. (5lb-o
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gu %pcrfanfcn.


2oa Gder. cine N}cilc pou Der 2Satcrbcrrps
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Veterans Indorse Hon. {. D. Cavett.

At a meeting of the Confederate Vet
Grams held in the court house last Sat
urday, among other matters Of intere
discussed, was the manly retort OF
Hon. L. D. Cavett, pending the election
of Speaker of the House of Represents
lives, when a member said "the time
had come for eX-confederates to take a
back seat,
Replying to this Mr.. Cavett made a
spirited speech in defense of old soldiers.
This speech evidently struck a respon-
sive chord in the hearts Of the veterans,
as is shown by the following resolution:
Resolved LIST. That weheartily endorse
the sentiments of our 'comrade, Hon. E.
D. Cavett, our true and tried represen-
tative, when, with courage born of
conviction, he championed the claim of
the old Confederate soldiers for "equaI
rights and fair play" and resented the
imputation that the "time had come for
them to take a back seat. "
Resolved I'd. That copy of this reso-
luton be mailed to Hon. E. D. Cavett at
Jackson and the same be published in
the Macon Beacon.