Out of Town Correspondence Brings High Prices
Rural letters describe relatives visiting in Williamsport and Santa Fe, with multiple family guests from Columbia, Spring Hill, and Jameson. Community notices mention gatherings, a surprise party at W. H. Beal's home, and neighbors moving to new residences in Cleburne. A fertilizer ad and continuation note hint at agricultural coverage and page follow-up.
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Cannon
Hull
Iillamsport
Jon
Olivia Foster
Mra
W. H. Beal
Awn Cdl
Knoxville
Whise Davis
Mary
Eilen Mitchell
Mise Minnie Leo Davis
Eugene Lockridge
Columbia
W. F. Jones
Santa Fe
B.church
Tabitha
Beasie Church
Water Valley
Nettie Hunter
Frierson
Mary Lou McMeen
Spring HU
Scoville McMeen
Annie Loueta
Chariie Campbell
Spring Hill
H. Dachels
A.B. McMeen
Cleburne
Wash Raseell
Pinewood
Andrew Wilson
John McCormnick
Tl McMoon II
Mississippi
Mise Pearl Hoan
Brother Mallard
Godwin
K. 4
Davis
Misses Walker
Mies Hattie Ureh
West Vod Children
Tom Sellars
Olivia Foster Ia
B.C. Jameson
Jameson
Willie Simmons
Little Minx Campbell
Mre
M. O. Garrette
Scoville
Mary Lou Mc-Meen
Maggie Hall
Austin Bunch
Mike Scoville McMoon
Perry Jameson
Joe Foster
Edd Fitzgerald
Susie Jameson
Webb
Oivia Foster
Jee Spavin
Mise
Mary Lou Me
A. EB. McMeen
Mise Magele Hull
Pine
Ninety Eight Percent Promise in Golden Medical Discovery
Advertises St. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as curing ninety eight percent of “wanklung” cases and claims starved body weakness stems from poor nutrition. Presents the product as nourishing the stomach and digestion, increasing blood, and making “weak lungs” strong. Frames as a sound investment with guaranteed high profit and near-certain risk-free success.
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Conservadi
St. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Marvellous Things Seen by Sunday Visitors at Cullooka
Messrs Will Eliott Spence McFall Lee Sucra and J A Rogers visited Fayette Tomlinson at Cullooka the day of entertaining. They toured fields and woods and recounted strange sights including a rock eating dog a five foot jumper and a dwarf mule. The party claims all tales are true and willing to affidavit them.
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Will Eliott
Spence McFall
Lee Sucra
J. A.rogers
Fayette Tomlingon
Joe Tomlinson
Cullooka
Doug
J. B. Kerr
Mr. Bell
Mr. Tomlinson
Cole
Glorious Cure Reported for Scrofula by Electric Bitters
Dr D B Cargile of Washita writes that four bottles of Electric Bitters cured Mrs Power of scrofula after years of suffering. The remedy is praised as a blood purifier aiding eruptions, ulcers, and skin conditions. It also is said to stimulate the liver, kidneys, and bowels.
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D. B.cargile
Washita
Power
Position Tendered Dr. Landreth
A formal note states that Dr. Landreth has tendered the position, with Storal serving as eee Nasavitae and Traines confirming the assignment. The document mentions Comberiach aiversty rae rourteey and None in relation to the appointment.
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Dr. Landreth
Eee
Nasavitae
Dreth
Comberiach Aiversty
Receipt For Scandal Hx Paraphrase Essayed As Pure Scandal
A verse-like marginal note mocks gossip by describing a recipe for scandal. It lists falsehood, rumour, envy, malice, and jealousy mixed in a bottle of malevolence, to be kept hot and shaken for days until it yields a ready social mischief. The quoted text is attributed to Hx.
A Life and Death Fight Ends in Recovery
Manchester man W A Hines recounts a near death escape from consumption after measles left his lungs troubled and plagued by hemorrhages. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing throat chest and lung troubles, noting its price and availability at W P Woldridge’s drug store with free trial bottles.
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W. A. Hines
Manchester
W. P. Woldridge
Counterfeit Bills Report Seeks Deterrence
Deputy Marshal Duggan reports counterfeit bills circulating at up to five dollars. The work is clever but detectable on close inspection. Efforts to arrest offenders continue, with past similar discoveries in Columbia noted. Distressing stomach disease claim touts a South American Nervine tonic sold by A. B. Barnes in Columbia, Tennessee.
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Marshall Duggan
Columbia
Onic
A. B. Rarss
Droggist
Columbia, Tenn
A. B. Karxs
Eplls
Columbia, m
Court House
Tennessee
Torwit
Maury County
Pulaski Turnpike
Fieming & Cason
J. H. Due
A. Cy
W. Cor
Warren Not Due Salary in Deposed Commissioner Case
Nashville January 21 Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Comptroller King over Warren who had been ousted as state live stock commissioner by the state board of health. Warren claimed his term had not expired and sought $125 monthly salary. Court rejected his demand, upholding the deposition and salary denial.
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Nashville
Supreme Court
N. Warren
Warren
State Board of Health
Catarrh Cure Promised by Hall’s Company
Readers are told Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. The ad claims internal action on blood and mucous membranes builds up the constitution and offers hundred dollar reward for any failed case. Testimonials listed, Toledo address given. Sold by druggists.
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Sie Ipa Agere
Balldine
Teconstivatlor
Propristare
Cheney & CO
Toledo
D Druga Te
Ball
Murdered Boy Found Near Mooresville Details Sparse
The body of Kid Harriway, a local boy with ties to Florence Alabama, was discovered on O N Fry’s premises near Mooresville. He had been murdered and dumped in a ravine about three months ago, with Jesa Fowler held on suspicion and bound over to the circuit court after arrest in Lewisburg for possible involvement. The motive is unclear but believed linked to a craps game.
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Kid Harriway
Mooresville
O. N. Fry
Florence
Als
Jesa Fowler
Fowler
Lewisburg
Marriage Licenses Listed In Local Notice
Marriage licenses include LL Laree and Miss M J Larne, Darina Love and Miss Eva Sparkman, R M Whitworth and Miss Dora Arney, Herbert Fergueson and Mie Anal Parl, W T Vaughn and Miss Hetce Warren. STORMS THE DOORS OFF THE COLD. Laxative pee bose vold in one day. Prict Deente.
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LL. R. Laree
M. J. Larne
Darina Love
Eva Sparkman
R. M. Whitworth
Dora Arney
Herbert Fergueson
Mie
Anal Parl
W. T. Vaughn
Hetce Warren
Ex Maury County Man Describes Early Oklahoma Settlements
An ex Maury Countian writes from Chickasha I T to share observations of Oklahoma in January 1901. He notes rapid growth in Oklahoma City and Chickasha, rail access, rising land values, and prosperity amid hardships. The letter highlights abundant water, farming potential, and the pending opening of Kiowa Comanche and Caddo lands to white settlement. He urges readers to visit to grasp the region's reality.
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Maury Countian
Chokasna
T. T
Fulitor Herald
Missouri
Tillota
Kansas
Evaneville
Indiana
LD & N
Logie
Wabash
Kaosan City
Chicago Rock
Chickasha
I. T
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Rock Island Railroad
Anadarko
Ft. Sill
Mangum
Greer County
Rock Island
Frisco
Chickasha Nation
United States
Bucklen Arnica Salve Cures Piles Claim Far Fetch
Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio faced a lethal rectal fistula and costly surgery. He claims he cured himself using five boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, touted as the best pile cure and world’s finest salve, sold by W. B. Woldridge.
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Renick Hamilton
West Jefferson
W. BP. Woldridge
Jetivia
Paterson Jury Finds McAlister Campell Death Guilty
In Paterson New Jersey the jury verdict is murder in the second degree for Walter McAlister Andrew Campbell and Walter Death in the Bosschinter murder. Foreman Charles Mretz and eleven jurors delivered the verdict after about four hours deliberation. Campbell Death and McAlister voiced dismay as the verdict was read. The defense vows an appeal, with trial looming for Kerr at an unspecified date. The mother of Jennie Quoted expressed relief that justice was served, while prosecutors stated the state fulfilled its duty.
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New York
Charles Mretz
Paterson
N. J
Walter McAlister
Andrew Campbell
Walter Death
Demise Bosschinter
Dixon
Michael
Charles Dunn
Campbell
McAlister
Jonnie
Jennie
Emley
Michael Dunn
Kerr
Price on Pat Crowe's head at $5000 reward set
A Omaha secret city council meeting authorized $5000 reward for Pat Crowe dead or alive, increasing total bounties on him to $18,000 amid Cudahy kidnapping suspicions. Also notes Sweden’s king resumes governance and a Highland man commits suicide. London phrenologists to push recognition of phrenology.
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Chicago
Omaha
Crowe
Cudahy
Walter Raineys Successor Nasuvine Named in Devideon Change
Jan 19 B R Webb was today appointed county clerk of Devideon County, replacing Walker Ralusy who was removed in a historic county government shakeup. Webb takes office immediately to oversee records, elections, and public documents.
Dr King's New Life Pills Advertises Better Appetite
A vintage ad proclaims Dr King s New Life Pills as a stomach and liver remedy. It promises splendid appetite, sound digestion, and a healthier body, claiming to improve wealth and vitality for those with digestion issues.
Governor’s Vote Canvassed In State Ledger
Special to the Herald from Nasevinee dated January 21 reports the General Assembly electing Mrs. Epper ew Brate Librarian and canvassing the vote for Governor, declaring Meniitia elected. The ceremony confirms key appointments and outcome in the governor race.
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Herald
Nasevinee
General Assembly
Epperew Brate
Jes
Meniitia
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Sweden
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Gustave
Oae
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Louis Supplyer
Congress of
Phrenologists
London
Walter Rainey
Renee Nenhnwentin
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J.J. Fleming
J. B. Brownlow
T. J. Reare Jenes
John W. Fry
J. P. Brownlow
Bithal Howard J. F. Brownlow
J. F. Brownlow
Phoenix .”. Bank
Teriargow
Bb. Doubin
D.F. Wa K
Parmners
Wes Pernotpion
Mutton
Cashyr
Carriar
Maury Nationa
Tennesse
T. Hughes
A. Parker
Brown
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Hom Preiden Et Coon
Loyd Cecil
W. P. Ridley
James Andrews
A. Parerr
Onsbetr
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Kuvyer
J. D. Frierson
Mary P. Hine
Chancery Court
W. J. Scribner Et al
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