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The Hickman courier: n. Friday, August 9, 1901.

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I iS x rA Ir 44- t to 1 THE t BICKMINj I COURIER r it j J fl = ft t OLDEST z1EWSPAPER IN i STERN KENTUCKYr 111 Yti JII 1 ESTABLISHED 1859 HICKMANFUL TON COU nr KY AUGUST 9 1901 VOL XXXVI NO 37 Il r f f L i 4 fSI t 1IJO c J of I f I M l In 411 LlI- dt v 4 foJ t I 11j L l 1 I i H t s r X J Wi I S r- rI w ao f1 L vt Cold Facts r- b For Hot Weather iITQx jnakerooiU for New GoodsMio cloSt1 dchlots tb IIPV stock AVo offer extra value in o i 4fjj tLawnsy Percales and Wash Fabricsv I I ISHere ate Five Special ii ritgiin J 1nltl Seasomiblp 1 ftShIIII fc p e Goods to winch w10 iTWTitaf oiiuattiDn1jiJ9ii v Sof j t 421 j i Iio I 7TYTTYT 7 TrrYtivv v x r rLOT NO 1 s y2Z in Luzon Cords and Latest Lawns Large sortmentof white grounds with colored fig I ur6s stripesi if and dots1alsObla6knavyandjiowT ST blue grbnudsrwith stri Sfignres mid doll V S I Former price 7 and 8ci To close v 5c T K LOT NO2 i t 82 in Batiste and Dimity white grounds with black blue and colored tigareSv Also c black grounds with white figures Borme prico 10 and 12flc tctcl We are rs for in so sole for the G D S S S f llf d II- fl Ii i 1 fl INTEREST TO I j Wilson ot Jackson Tennis visiting in Hickmau Mfes Ola Wade of Fulton is visiting Miag Oelena Wilson this week M frs Sam Salmon remembered the this week with basket of the flne peaches of tho season m Mr R T Tyler and family returned honte Monday after two weeks sojourn at tko Springs near Tulhthoma Tenn If you are interested in the cheapest and best school in the State send for catalogue of the Dicksou Normal Cots lege Dickson Tenn andfgrove near the Handle Factory Thurs day Aug15 Good music good order and apleaBant time promised The Dickson Normal College with Wade Loggtns Principals assisted by strong faculty will opeu now term on d1iY Sept 10 1901 and continue to be the cheapest and one of the best schools in the State Write for cata logue 1 fft t jft il rgjo S f T L01I aV I I SIi I l LOT NO 4 SlicerClothl i I patternsFritts 20c d t LQT NO5 A large assortment of Laces mall varieties from I to a inhcs wide thatsohl at7i taiid be anal tacltlas t T C Headquart everything DIY Goods I and Gents Furnishings I agents celebrated Corsets i MB SHAWSSONS- t I I i v 1 o 1 i7 r i1J o I J I j 4 LOORL BREVITIES lm ILLj ILOUO a a ife 4 i i a u r t7YF + J J L fM1 1 I I I G I forSchoolCarlisleCountyown iucompctency as tho reason not having had time to review the common school branches Dollars to doughnuts she is well qualified for the position Corn will bo a good prico this fall and winter and those who have corn to sell will probably get as much money for Takethoand the farmerS of the United Stiles fortheirc UnionCity District andthatestablished Ho belongs to one of the oldest and most honorable familiof notethegoodwillMajor General Joseph Wheeler liar Lexington OirnivalforThursday Kentuopportunityto warsThoreI receive a heartier welcome or deserves Generl1JosofthemostCareera1 f Ir- L f Ic r it so n l tJI llv baby was terribly sick with the diarrhoea says J H Doak of Wil Bans Ore We were unabh to cure him with the doctors assistance and as- a last resort wo tried Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy I aui happy to say it gave immediate saleIllyV The HamiltonBrown Shoe Company durmgiJOOlof Vici Kid FREE of CHARGE at t BALTZER DODDS i Natural gas has been discovered near Reelfoottm the lake A lighted match touched at the flssne sets it aflame It is similar to the well discovered near James Bayou some years since but does not burn so regularly It seems to con firm tho theory that underneath Reel lootLnke is a great natural gas reservoir and that it was the escaping gas that caused the forming of Reelfoot Lake iu 1812The Fish2DockHickmanJ pleasure resort and camping ground with those from interior points who come with their families to see the Miss issippi river There was quite a number last Friday camping there Among the number Mr S E Kirk and wife and eight others of that family of Protemus and W K Dyer and wife Columbus Rufus and T B Dyerof the same place and J B Snyder and wife Wm Dou glass and wife Mrs Edwards Miss Myrtle Edwards and Miss Fannie WH son of Union City neighborhood l t f SB5l J lrir 0cJ CirORNIA OIL QUEEN EMMA SUMMERS NEE f McOUTOHEN people of Hickman and this sur roIoing country cf Kentucky and V Tennessee must feel a pardonable priiein the phenomenal financial suc lIcCAngeles Califor LMSundayCpr a page ac juntof her life and phenomenal sue ccafis illustrated with fine halftone p1i os of herself in business attitudes clug her as The California Oil Quu rftIt is represented that she con Itr the oU markets of the Pacific coast to which requires iniuieusc capital ant tremendous courage Such men arfflescribed as Nepoleong of financeI an 0 suppose it is only a proper trib QueenSliIc everydeof J1 wells f Crcat many other wells Besides i shtUjuyg and sells great blocks of stock an lsohandles a great amoUnt of real How much she is worth inIft q audconls the Stlnda Call says knowsnot qnecnhf sh ed the littiit that when she iii 1lS much as 810000 that she hadIi I JWJ to retire but the Sunday thatmarklou tSfstauce and that sho is no nearer jtJgthan she was when she reached l never set another limit I i Vtij story ot how this brave gifted youiig woman herself and husband pftgjeft her fathers homo of comfort andpflluence to battle with life on the 1 far3Pacific coast reads like a romance greatsectbiiLWisaf vjjgeMdics to enter commercial life sftjMas for herself Hshe couldnfeJielp itsine was inclined to business affairs 1 btl tore but she tells other ladies if tl ewoatld be happy tofgo homo and tote fyioir housekeepingtt A CITY IN ONE NIGHT us are born organizers It is c t SBj9Ymhb the loyal rnfllJ rlc S U Tendency the story of the new town of Lawton in the recently opened Indian nervations is interesting In no other country of the world do I conditions make possible tho nprcaring 01 a city of ten thousand inhabitants iin one night In none of tho old coun tries are there immense tracts of laud that can bo thrown open to the public I for settlement Outside of tho United States new lands must bo secured after journeys in border lauds of pioneer tor ritory untouched by railroads and faraway from centers of population a The building of Lawton is distinctive ly American By proclamation mer chants settlers and speculators move to a site which some day promises to be aII metropolis ot the new country Houses I rude to be sureare taken with them i A printing press is among the first arrivals Men with the money for a national bank only await a charter from J the Government Law and order pro veil by mutual consent because the average morality of the settlers is high The first days of Lawton find govern wont established commerce under way and a large population active in the multiplied ways of civilization A MINISTERS J001 WORK hI had a severe attack of billions cot ic got a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy took two doses and wa entirely cured says Rev A A Power of Emporia Inns My neighbor across the street was sick for over a week had two or three bot tles of medicine from tho doctor He used them for three or four days with out relief then called in another doc tor who treated him for some days and gave him no relief so discharged him I Went over to see him one morning He said his bowels were in a terrible fix that they had been running off so long that it was almost bloody flax I asked hum if he had used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and he said I went home and brought him my bottle and gave him one dose told him to take another dose in fifteen or twenty minutes if he did not find re lief but he took no more and was en tirely cured For sale by Cowgill Cowgill Hickman FALSE INTERVIEWS Admiral Schleys son Cupt Thomas Schley of the army states that the re cently published interview accredited to him was unauthorized Ho states Alt I said in the matter was that I was naturally a Schley partisan and hoped that my father would be fully vindicated I positively declined to en ter into a discussion of the merits of the controversy In the first place I am not competent to discuss the case boo cause I know nothing of it My fattier has never spoken of the matter to mo and has never mentioned it in his letters If my father has anything up nis sleeves he has not notified me of the fact t a L no IIjl jl NOW IS THE YOUR GREA- TESTBARGAINS TIME oP TOi 11 hhEVER OFFERED IN U DRY GOODS SHOES j I MENS FURNISH t t1INGS AND 8A TSIdlIdl I have a good hue of LADIES I SLIPPERSwhichIamf I i t 1 ct and See Me Itl ItlCall C 1TEi S S OLD STAND Z v v V C II i1 j GOOD ROADS CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATURE How do the candidates for the Legis lature stand on the question of improving the public roads The proposition of State aid for building public highways in Kentucky and making the State help conditional upon local aid in the counties or perhaps the willingness of the counties to accept will be a live question before the next State Legislature Is it not important to know heir the candidates for the Legislature will vote on such a proposition It is also a live question before the next Congress as to Congress making an appropriation aggregating millions of dollars to aid in building public highway f ndrAntlit fl1PIM Stat an conulyt n t dilates for the Legislature stand on the propositionIf are to be helped by State aid if other States are to ho helped by National aid should wo have our portion If it is right to levy a tax for public schools to help educate the children why is it not right to levy a tux for pub lie roads for the children to go to school over tc c If it is right to thus help equip the mind of the children that they thereby are bettor able to earn a living why is it not tight to help build good roads and thereby enable the farmer to earn a good living the easier As to National aid if it is rightfor the Government to aid in the improvement ofJrivers big and little and in building levees conditional on local aid why is it not right to thus aid in building public roads FOR SALE2 Good Work Mules and 2 Good Milch CowsT W ORE WRY i HOW A MAN FEELS WHEN HE THINKS HE IS DEAD Adgt Gen Dave Murray has had the sensations of a dying andeven a dead enjoyingfairlyratherenjoysagainGen Louisvillefromnow on his way to St Clair Michigan where ho will remain until the State heexpectsseriouslyphysicians shared with the patient the suffering rheumatismGenofficial duties and spend several weeks at home He left Frankfort one after hadbeena Eery mil fYt c CJty l h Wa 01 121 t tS at- rxien Jf I 4Hawo Ptt tcould do little for inc I gradually lost a consciousness At first I thought I was dying I thought I told my wile and children goodbye The most beau tiful star scintillated before me I did contraryfeltthought I was dead it was a most pleasant situation I saw and know what all my friends were doing but I could not say a word to them Do you know I was the most surprised person in the world when I was restored to consciousness and found I was not dead Louisville Post +Suit Filed MessengerJEd W J Webb and Grassland t Cross land today filed suit against Pierce Cequin contractors at Fulton for damages sustained by a scatrold giving way while the plantiff was in the employ of I the firm at Fulton The plantiff is a citizen of this county and prays judg ment in this court to the amount of 1000 I FOR SALE Cow and Calf and Mule I Cheap O L ROSE 41VVV1V SIIAWI4V 3- f4 I r 4 A2 i 4 d z H salIKinds of IiA y 44 I c a J 1OEPIE i 1 c e TTTTTTTTTTTT x IVv vi k Jo j t JlJUJJ- II S jt4iMj j T WtJ Ii h W l 4YS NISfW LhJc 1 h rM e 1 la C atiajjjjjr We are Offe- ringBARGAINS 1I1 III J Now Go at 8150 81 and 75cIIII BOYS KNEE PANT Wei 85 8350 and 8250 2 Now go at 385 8225 end 8165 III Iregular pricos 50c lto 250 m go at 25 c to 125 2 Blo Line of 3 L wns9IIe Dimities III At reduced ParasolsIIII t t I I III f Love Will Fiyd a Way m Ht J + and ta Jnii1 4Will 10 L j1 ffi f- ait where we nwttyoi haft way IN FROM TWO TO TEN HOUR Wh CAN FURBISH YOUR HOME GO 1 1ETLYi from top to bottom and on the eas iest terms to you The very hSt Furniture tho latest and daintitttwith all tho sensible tables chairs and to makoyour home all it cupboardsIj be UNDERTAKERS DEPARTMENT The Undertakers ucpartmetil is upstairs where we keep a complete line of caskets Coffins Burial Robes Suits etc Mr Phillips also lives upI stairs over the store where he can be found any time day or night MORRiS PHiLLIPS LBDFORD RANDLE Groceries Fresh Meats Hardware Queensware Hay Oats Bran Lime and Cement y j Vfecarry everything usually foutidin a firstclass Grocery andno rf 0 pains will be sparedt to please our customers Our motto isuUOQD GOODS at FAIR PRECE3 Try us Ii Clinton Street Telphone G Goods Promptly Delivered o A GREAT NEWSPAPER I The Sunday edition of The St Louis Republic is a marvel of modern newspaper enterprise The organization of its news service is worldwide complete in every department in fact superior to that of any other newspaper The magazine section is illustrated in dainty tinted colors and splendid half tone pictures This section contains more high class literary matter than any of tho monthly magazines The fash ions illustrated in natural colors are es r peciaUyvaluablc to the ladies The colored comic section is genuine laugh maker The funny cartoons tir I by tho best artists The humor r stories are high class by authors of doualrcl1fonti tSheetmusic a highclass popular if furnished fre every Sunday to- f ow Republic TbQ rice of TheSn luv rttmmblmcby- t rinail ono year is e2W tote oyidl- wsde 1Iers 4 tI t 4fir4 1 i i pi r 9 I ti- I a I Secret is Oat ITheir Ky was curious to learn the cause of the vast improve ment iu the health of Mrs S P Whit taker who had for a long time endured untold suffering from a chronic bron chial trouble Its all due to Dr Kings New Discovery writes her husband It completelycured her and also cured our little grand daughter of a severe attack of Whooping Cough It positively cures Coughs Colds LaGrippe Bron chitis all Throat and Lung troubles Gnanutced bottles 50c and SlOO Trial bv tfree at Cowgills drug store r hoe Barber Shop ljVHcde Hotel where cane ers polite and ready ttiatt Y ro t t work clean towels keen J i V yto please you o a JH HICKS e H R Ivy I TUB UOAl4 AH A 1 IUJnC1Imri i Wjllchoter Democrat 1 J 11 Whohoon bfftrburmuutsthntts will tight a dog so fiercely that tll flock oncotbatleisfrequentlyJ iFIXING1 ageino r silver type and believes today that the white metal should be a redemption money But the conditions are stick that it will take a commercial revolu tion to bring it about The business world has adjusted itself on the gold standard basis and as long as the new gold fields continue to pour their wealth into the lap of the world which seems indefinite it will so continue TImert s no rubbing this out ji KENTUCKY CROPSSINGE RAINS Frankfort Ky AugliTho crop re port of the State Agricultural Depart ment showing conditions for July liar been issued by Commissioner Nail The report is made up of over one hundred correspondents of the department in 92 counties of time State and shows the ef fect of the drouth on crops in these counties It shows taking lOJ per ct as the basis that the corn crop stands at 55 per cent exits at 88 per cent hemp at 71 per cent tobacco at 58 per cent potatoes at tH per cent and that there was harvested but 75 pos cent of an av erage crop of wheat It shows that corn has fallen off aa points in condiii- lion wince July 1 that tobacco has Ifet 22 points uud that hemp has lost + 2s points 5 j 4 SOAP IS CHEAP I i It is surprising to see women who really look well groomed and rather dainty litt up their skirts and show lln genie that looks like it had boon drag ged through the mud for the past week There is nothing more disappointing than to see a woman dressed in a charming frock and two well shod Trilbys curtained by grimy ruffles of lace Source women do give quite as much attention to thei UlanyfailA woman will spend half an hour making 1 I up her face and trying to improve 1on nature and give about a minutes at11 onlyknewdex to her character and the condition of her mils is a register to her ohar acter FORTUNE IN OLD BOTTLES I There are said to be in Chicago more millionIt aire who have made fortunes by deal ing in old bottles ft u istiuiatCl that ten cur loads are shipped eastward each year by one Chicago dealer who car ries a stock worth S100GOU The ma jority of these bottles come from the garbage boxes and aUuaJhougharhotilg and saloons furnish tiriinyJm 1iv j Bottlers buy theta because th0y ar cheaper than new ones aud tho price is almost clear profit to the seller The puttinghatnper ttHnpti member that iii such mat rail Chicago I alone doe a business of Sl00J09i a year 1 SERVANTGA ISM I askI porary No thanks its nothing of that sort but really its so monotonous being with children taking them out walking and that I cant stand it Another girl applying for the situation smallfamilynothIingmistresses she tossed her head with I shehadt1i thought she would like a little ouse ii it youngerladyappearancebeing upinpress containing her luggage which consisted ofa sewing machine violin case and the usual boxes on Peter B Stoner years ago a wel known and respected citizenof this sect tenon and in the war time a lientenau in H A Tylers company C S A died in St Petersburg Fla last week WUAT most people want is something mild and gentle when in need of a phy tTabletsLiverant in effect For yIOur friend Mr Booker Shaphard re THelotterydoeswInnerHeNewMexicoRemember that every dollar you pay out for rent of farm or home is hOne to yon and your heirs forever Utilize those rents towards paying for voua AsstpciathonYou audThursayJ R Brown and R II Kirk com Wednesday hour into Owens Slough which has a ReelfootLakeamount of fish in this old fish resort ToniBullock borninwellknowna beautiful and accomplished young lady Deepsympathvgoesf ic 1 r4a d4 Ij T I = r 2III lRiWY HOW TALL ARE YOU dont knowcome in to see JryOu well put you under the International Height Measuring Deviceand to the fraction of an inch v v v Incidentally well show you the II International Ilinei of samples comprising over six hundredof the nobbiest and newest patterns for Mens Falland Winter clothes I the International Tailoring YarlaridCoChicago X e is the largest and most reliable tailoring concern in the world The clothes it makes fit perfectly and cost little 1 I 1oullIH C AMBERG r = ii A SWELL LINE I i FrI III- IitititIitMENS I AND BOYS NECKWEAR I i JUST RECEIVED AT A M B I i 1i i ERG SIi I Int j John Cooper colored was arrested yostorday for boot IIA gging and will 3iiiv to pay th 1 usa il penalty f Henry Welch colored was arrested fycstirday by officers Carpenter and Dil J ygsg1cclle trQAlfonv o4 STORY BRICK FOR SALE- A three story brick in Laclodo block liu store room 27 foot front 15 rooms JibuvM modern plnmbiug aud couvnn ienctw Building iis new and has not vcryIinformation apply to DR C W CURLN EMANCIPATION DAY Fully 3000 Colorea People Hero The Ennuciputloa DIV Barbecue Jof Thursday the 8th given under the au spicie of tho ElevatorCnrrnnt an en terprising newspaper edited and pub lished by colored people was an im mense success probably more than 3000 colored people boiug in attend auto They had an iudn trial parade headed by a siplended colored cornet hand Tho barbecue was well conducted meats well coopedrefrahutAUtl amusements dancing baseball c c AFFRAY ON REELFOOT LogIonAl Chidester was badly cut one serious wound under the right arm and three flesh cuts The wounds were inflicted by his sister a Mrs McCreedy Chi dester and Mr McCreedy were tangled up in a fight when tho wife came to the help of her husband cutting and stabbing her own brother After the men were separated it is said that Chidester emptied two barrels of a shot gun at the retreating form of his sister Mrs McCreedy wounding her slightly with bird shot Chidester was brought to Hickman Tuesday night and is hero now under the treatment of Dr Bright Mr and Mrs McCreedy also came to Hickman Tuesday and rook the outgoing train Tuesday night No arrests were made SPECIAL INVITATION In behalf of the teachers of this couuty who meet in institute work next week I wish to extend to the people of Ilicknian and vicinity a special invita tiou to attend not only the daily session of the institute but the evening exercises as well- Arrangements have been made to entertainingeveniug Principal of Hickman College will de liver his lecture upon Southern Litera ture The Instracter E C McDongle will in a series of two lectures discuss in a bright and forceable manner the essential difference between the Old and New Education Miss McDearmon who has charge of the Music Department will render some brilliant and beautiful selections upon the violin and piano In addition to the special features me n tioned above every evening exercisa will be enlivened by readings songs and recitations D E Witsox iI t1J J J j i y Tnlra ivy kill n f11tl n I r I I OF THE i i IUfl1NI AND LOAM A IATmN AF- M HICKMAN rr- II Iur the Terns Kit li lie Juts IS lUll I IPltOFIl AND LOSS To set Irtiitlutni forlTin 108373 lutreet fur term 101Atn Hue far term WM iVi Fees for terw x 3075- Ujr TIxjwuMi fur init 8116 Oniru rr term iwmu I 1001 Gti SOOOrA ASSETS tr81III S 372moo Iind167tW77IS3 LIABILITIES Ailjuitfl to SariM 1C H t rn L 41 lOihlC8 1 M 3 tjenM JJ 7i SD4IN tl f h 0 70 niGtrr11 1 I 11L3118811N Q U5 Usrto H 4J 1774 01 to II S IIS 1UlS1 T 42 11 Ct 1 n u ne OIrII h v ae eO7B U w 151tD1w4art UllItt1IJl Inrtlll ll7ti S 577185 iS3S77l88 VALUE OF SIIARES I Share Sere 4 K 310240Oi07 1 Share Series 1 1 Share Series M 83 1 Share Series S iI21 SlM1re Series 0 O 1 Share Series i 571 1 Share Sense Q 49 08 1 Share Serie J IU27 1 Shire Settee S noj 1 ShareSerie T 2080 1 Share Series C 20J54 1 Share Series y 1S42 1 Shirr Series W 7t e IN TWO MINUTES It was not so long ago when a manI who owned a three minute trotter was considered eligible for honors on any publie ute horse will appear For it does not seem unreasonable to to suppose that within a few years such byCresceusthat remarkable stallion went a milo fin 202M beating his own record of 2021 and tile one made lust year by The Abbot 2034i I FOIL REST nice residence with G roams ecuI IAj located Apply at Courier office I MONEY TO LOANt Thousand Dollars to be so IISeveral real estate Mortgages FoririIapply at Courier office t c c T r hVr TO ALL pEfm6N HAVINQ 11 FARMINGl TIMBEREDi 6R MINERAL LANDS ETC FOR SALE 1 The Nashville Chattanooga S St Louis Railway proposes to nse its best efforts to induce a good thus of immi grants to settle in territory contiguous to its lines and to engage thb attention of capitalist seeking Manufacturing Sites or Mining Property It therefore r solicits the support the cooperation null the assistance of the people of every county through which its lines pass The management earnestly requests that all persons who have farms for sale or lease those who have timbered lauds water power or mineral lands for sale will send a brief description of same to time railroad agent nearest them giving the prices rnd terms of sale The prices must correspond with the prices asked of local buyers The management does not propose to aid in selling laud to ini migrants at ovorbitaut or speculative prices I Largo tracts suitable for colonization at low prices are especially wante- dI B KILLL BREVI I Industrial and Immigration Anent i II P SMITH Traffc ManagerI NASHVILLE TENN I 7 1UWQ7 1 1IAT KUriiXKUS OLD SHOP Till malts you a Buggy to order II Repair or Paint your 011 one I SLACKSM1TEING OP ALL KINDS I ALL WORK GUARANTEED i HORSESHOEING SPEOIALTVI LIVERY sr STABLE I DEPOTI POLLOCK ProprJFirst I i class turnouts buggies surreys rsPIserved with courtesy and politeness Patronage solicited Telephone 10 aremrsae nsaarsaearwrrwrao I 1Fb OLIVERI Blacksmithand Undertaker r HIOKMAN KENTUCKY k y I WEtF A TBIAr when you want repairingIpeciuJlyIi Goods 1t roninionltosewooilv ami Solid Blacl b alnnt Collins und Gusts which can ho fillnl up in s linrt notice nail nt reason alilo priciii Give me n call 1 CPl Slion nenr the J iil Cash Book Store Splendid Selection of NW BOOKSSTATIONERY r NOTIONS Call and see our Stock Ever thing up to date MARY BERENDES Co p MOOREd1ATTORNEY AT LAW 1IIICKMMOffice partner of Judge III Roinley aJ l i PAiNtSt a At Cowgills We have just received a large shipment of Mixed Paints Collier Strictly Pure White Lead Crown brand Linseed Oil The best brands on the mark- etCowgill Sf Covgill- DRUGGISTS f CCJALF 1 I t CDA Pittsburg and Eureka Orders accompanied with Cash will have prompt attention ALL FUEL MUST BE PAID FOR ON HELIVERYALL COALS Alex A Paris 4 Son t r- v I I iII yiifri a tff 1u el5 = j2 = = 1 rc v ci i f r t it- r W unmU m6U mftU nu u ss- I r THE BEGINNING +liii G i NDiJ =s J Of the season is hereI l1111 1 summer goodsLlllust 0O kP Nv 11 t r f wantthem7 the price suit Cot j Ej4 5 25c NOW for the 3oc kind o 39c for the oOc and 60c goods 3 qualiiesrrr 41 i ter ii rii Slippers 3 100 for the 150 grade y 75c now lor the 125 kln I = 50Clor tlieToc qualityI Z j Y tm p r i1f di4r fWash Goods p- It will pay ron to buy if only to keep till ter next year s sf Our Goc Fine Batistes now 39c 41iWHITE LAWN DRESSES PRICEtt p ia 1 ELLISONS s miumI F E ftiuimu miumuivmuuiiis1 NEW LIST OF SCHOOL BOOKS A S l Tile official adoption of the text books for tliq Common Schools of the county will expire August IG th and in or der that patrons and pupils may not purchase two cliffer eat sets of books I give below the books thatwill be datadoptedf4 L above given i jJ i I j t Retail Price Ex Prir JTcGuffcys Revised Spelling Book 17 k McGuffeys Eclectic Primer 13 07 The Baldwin Primer 30 18 Lightsi to Literature 1st Reader 20 10 i Co t t21u1 1 o 15 it= II frdU 4fi 20 1 4th rr- PO 23th SO Mimes Elements of Arithmetic iU IS Standard Arithmetic 65 1 c Long Laugminga Exercises Part I 20 Long s Language Exorcises Part II 2 Tongs Lessons in English 15- Harvcys New English Crarnmarc0Waddys Composition and Rhetoric 100 CO 4StPetermans Civil Government 1GOHistoryMcMasters GO- liOO G0 N 75 45 KentuckyEclectic 1 to C each 08 fi i + 1k t The retail price is the price at which the books Will be supplied by the re tail dealers The exchange price is the amount that must b+ prtid when an oldj o1Itofthsame grade is returned at the tithe of tho pmcheso As is shown above u liberal allowanco is made for the old books wInd ha- b e Ma put out and six U1ontln time Is glvea irn which to mtlco the change and Se- eure the now books 1n order to do the bot work possible iii our county soho l the teacher = and P jiils must have the heat book obtainable and the schoolchildren or tins cocat I i entitled to argood school books sis tho school children in the most progres iie city schools Some few changes therefore havo been made in order to then and snake better the course of study of the schools in our count BiCcouMe has also been enriched by the addition of Wadd s composition u Bkotoric V The above books can be secured arid exchanges made at any book store m- SMounty1 and the prices at llnd exchange are fixed by law 1 l Resectfully i4 D E WILSONjjjfc County Supt Fulton County r J SfII S t fI i J II t Mrs Elmo Rsevea is visiting in Ful tonMr and Mrs Ortrulhors visited at Gib son Wults this wedl- cJaimo Cheek of Fulton has been vie iting in Hiokman this week Mrs Nuiiiio Kinginnn and Miss Net lie IJogers urn visiting in Fulton Mr Robt Helm now of Parkin Ark viHiting hoiim for several weeks Mis Itattlo Loyno loft Thursday for Luxora Ark to visit her daughter Mr Win Humphreys of Iliobmnu county vas in Hickuian Monday trad ing Call and see the New Embroideries xcellent valuta at SHAWS Congressman Chats K Wheeler open ed his campaign for U S Senator Sat u relay There is to be a big barbecue picnic etc at Crutchtield this county loaner row Saturday Mrs Geo Terrctfc loft Wednesday night for one months visit to relatives KyvI Rev Mr Hill of Fulton will preach at the Episcopal church Sunday No strvices ad night The young people stormed Miss Louise Rogers Monday night and were handsomely entertained Cull and see the Now Embroideries Excellent vnlno at SlIAWHo Senator Jq Blackburn is to be married I to Mrs Mary l Blackburn a relative at Martiusburg W Va The Osceola Ark newspapers deny that there has been a riot or any pros pect of a riot in that town Mrs Jennie Wilson returned home Wednesday after an extended visit to her children in St Louis Dr Dabuoy will preach at the Chris luau church Sunday A full attendance of the uiembors is requested Tiptonvillereuni uncle Mr VJ Harper Mrs Robert Layne has returned iron a visit to Wingo accompanied by Misses Frost and Dunn of that town Lee Baltzer and aunt Mrs E Mar graff of St Louis left last week for Memphis to spend a few days with rel olives A crazy woman who pays nocturnal visits to private residences has scared the people of New Madriii half out of their wits Mr T M Summers and Miss Matti- Oman of Lake county is spending sev oral days with their friends Mr and tilts W1 Harper Mondaydestroyeds Drug Store Cald grocery aud Mrsy W C Conleys residence We are agents for the best Laundry in Western Kentucky Wlil save you 25 per cent on Dollars and Culls Shoe Store RICE NAYLOR f Walter Prnitt and Mart Martin of Woodland Mills were lucky winners iin the Government laid lottery in Okla homa Each drew 100 acres lIon Henry George of Graves county is nuking n canvass of the State for tho office of Prisoner Commissioner He is a good mull and we hope to see him electediJudge Jim White announces his can AppollateJudgebins is also reported to ho a candidate Election in November 1102 II F Romley county Attorney who has been absent several weeks in the mountains near Asheville N G has returned and is now at his post of duty much improved in health and with happy happy prospects bolero him WilliamWrightsane before Judge Hiram Kearby Saturday aud Sherilf Stubblelield and her father appointed to convey her to the asylum at Hopkinsville tccat tho family homo on Dyersbnrg road and was buried Saturday He leaves si wife and children He was a member of the Knights of Honor and the Wood men of the World The Baptist Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs Cora Royster on last Thurs fourteeladies d n which every one enjoyed very much Had a jolly good time and all was loath to leave Let us go again Quite a number of the society young people of Hickman and surrounding community enjoyed themselves in u Hay Ride Supper Picnic and other amusements at Combs Spring on WedI nesday night That they had a good I particiI t Nellie Helm Lizzie Luttrell Messrs I Herman Baltzer Leon Smith Leo Kirk I JohnIa j rant Due Amberg aud Mrs U F Bait i zor I i postIage departmentY of is t tho abuses to which the system has of beeyil n frotd1 m i i the benefits of tho second class rates 4 which is quite a saying Magazines 1 published for advertising and books entered for publicatious have been taken from the list of second class matter of Which means that perhaps enough may be say d to enable the carrying of letters for one cent each rrt I = f iB w 1IERSINSIITUTIEETI M f AT HICKMAN MONDAY AUG I TWELFTH The thirtysecond annual session of the Teachers Institute of Fulton Coun tv wiU Convene at Hickman College IIickwaapYtor one week beginning lIondaVug 12 IDOl with Prot P L McDonde of Lebanon O Institute Following is the programme of the weeks work 1lONDAYMorning Call to order Devotional exercisejj Appointment of Secretaries aud Umuuittees Enrollment R e ports fronl teachers Outline of insti tute work School Management CountylollcherslAssiatiou menti Recess Reading Quarry box Adjournment EvontngMusic rocitations songs etc a TUgSDAY- MorningArithmel1c Recess Pri tnary Reading Recess Spelling LanguageLessons 1rttwgAfternoonChild chologyaud Teaching Evening Lecture by K C McDon gleIIIJ J WEDNESDAY Moruin essItaadiugAfternoon Geography Recess His tory The Recitation and Class Man agomen1Evening session I THURSDAY SchoolSchooli vauced Reading Recess Civil Gov ernment Afternoon Trustees Hour Scnool Law Rocess Teachers Library Ho j j port by County Superintendent DisJ titer Libraries Quorry Box Evening ExercisesIg FRIDAY IIigionoRecess InfluencoNeSystem jRecess Tho County Teach iers Rearing Circle AtteruoonA Teachers Experience Meeting Querry Box Reporter Com mittees Adjournment On iuiuioMEUtilize theeHickmau Building and Loan Associa tiou iisjnow open for new membership This association has now been in sue cossluloperatiou nearly 12 years has as listed hundreds of homo people in sej ring l I j1t1nblcs thcU1 tO7U tiliz O rent money which when paid is gone to you llud your heirs forever toward paying for a home Sometimes you rent wholly pays for a home There are hundreds of homo people who have practically tested the plan and this Association and you can taU to them If you are honest it will help you if you arc not keep out The prudent conservative manage ment of this Association has proven it self to be a safe investment as a saving as well as compared to bor rowers If you do not understand its workings call on or address the Secretary at the Courier ofiicc and detail information will bogiven you Do not walt but callI at onto +ww EMBROIDERIES i l j By the Pound t Thats tilt way we ff bought them Dont i think because we i bought them by the pound they not allribfit On HroJJ contrary they all the finest IINainsook t s and IIal11jj short iigoods t price lengths is justIJIJ I ONE liAlf1r f sEIELrf 4i J sLJANOTHER CUTTING AFFRAY Will Winston colored got on a terrible rampage Wednesday night cutting and slashing his wife m an ugly manner and cutting and stabbing Henry Stunson one of StUn ns wounds being severe Officers Carpenter Dillon and Green Walker nnilstubborn resistance Ho is now in jail under the charge of willfully and ma liciously cutting with intent to kill t a WI l rr 11 w If r r I H American EositlPa I Host reached by the Ilili6i Gdntfal- Railroad Through service via Memphis Louisville Cincinnati and Cleveland ef fective on and after June 1 consisting- Of SLEEPING CAR Without Change Between New Orleans and Buffalo An evening departure from New Or leans and a morning arrival at Buffalo SLEEPING CAR SERVICE AND BUFFET LIBRARY CAR- d II HINDIS G P1 Cluical W A KBLOND A G P A Louisville Enroutc Particulars of agents of the lllinois Central and connecting linos Wm Murray Div PitS AgL Now Orleans Tito A Scott Dlv Pas Agt Memphis this a Pure as as that solicit a seeuto ship marks to indicate receive it not satisfa your where STASD1Clinton S PER CAPITA The Common School per capita for Fulton this year is cents year TAXESI Your city taxes since 1st forward settle at By so doing you save 6 per cent intesrest which goes on Sept 1st JR C T C 2 Ttmoecii mouths of and July our was took off at tho bowels sickness the stomach says O P Holliday of Doming Ibis bbwols would move from to eight times a day I lead bottle of Cholic and Diarrhoea in the house gala him four drop in a tea spoon full got better oncetI by Cowgill Cowgill a II 1 1 h l I F 0 1tit j p t 1 f i MateriaiL i HOUGH ANd fl t 1 sBEN t Windows Shingles c t 1111Doors Builders and Cement Hardware j Paints Oils etc r jjCIlEEltFUfJL Y FURNISHED It FEED STUFFS i 1 Hay Oats Corn Bran etc etc l 1isonAstounded the Editor Editor S A Brown of Beuuetsyillo S surprisedThrough sia writes my wife was greatly run down Sho no strength or Vigor aud suffering great distress from her stomach but she tried Electric Bit ters which helped her at once and after using four bottles she is entirely well can eat anything Its a grand gentle laxative qualities are for torpid liver For In digestion Loss of Appetite Stomach and Liver troubles is a positive guaran teed cure Only 50c at Cowgill fc Cow gills TO THE PUBLIC I am engaged in 1 linei of business at Union City Tenn carry at all times large andwell as sortedstock of Good and Whiskey well all other goods in line and respectfully TRIAL ORDER WA WEBSTER FonSQuarts of Hollywood oldyear Ryefor H3OU WhiskeyExpress prepaid I propose onapproval in plain boxes with nocontents When you it and test it it is S300This 17 R WEBSTER A r FOR THE BEST i INrOROCERIESr Go they all go who want FRESH GOODS the LOWEST PRICES TO Rogers Threlkelds f TJPTODATB GROCER I FRESH MEATS 1 HICKMAN MARBLE WORKS 1 S2r County S25S five more than last TAXES have been due March Came and once can TOMDILLON Aug 1901 =the June baby teething and a running and of Ind five a Chamberlains Cholera Remedy and of water and he at Sold Hickman e and ho had tonic and its splendid and r Goods Delivered Free l Telephone 74 I 1 TAn 4IsLLED is TOM DILLON Sr Propr Sqrcwior to H C niinnge i1Nd Marble and Ganite Monuments ii- CUR3INGSTONE WORK of nil Kinds IRON FENCINGce Hickman ISy SOMETHING NEW Tho uptodate Box Paper for polite correspondence Tile correct thing very neat and nice at- WILSONS BOOK STOR- EIMPORTANT r r For the next 30 days we will offer a Lineof Fine Surreys at 1000 less than regular price and on Easy Terms We are over stocked on those goods EE REEVES CO- Hickman ICy 0 I pulpitatat night at 830 This will be Eld Glov ers last appointment Alt Hermon as s atWaco finishIus hinwefeelpreeeherof 9j J S f i l p lj r WHAT ABOUT SIDEWALKS t 1 l We have a slight recollection that the lt City Council has passed resolutions or made orders to build or improve sidewalks t Some property owners want to buildand others apparently pay no heed Why is this Is it not as easy to build a sidewalk in August and September as it is in January and February Some of these sidewalks are in condition What advantage is itterribleII few to build good stone or brick pave ments when their neighbors neglect or refuse and you have to step from a good pavement into the mud RACE FOR SENATOR There are tour Democratic candidates for United States Senator in Kentucky to srfcceed DeBoe Jas U McCreury Judge Cantrill D H Smith and Chas K Wheeler A joint canvas of the State is proposed and it is understood that each candidate is willing and de sirous of such encounters Four speech es with rejoiners will be too much and hence it is understood they will go two by two and each in turn will meet the other It will be well for the peo pie for they can then understand what these candidates favor and oppose k KILLED HIS MM ir REPORT THAT EDWARD MUL LINS STRUCK A MAN WITH A HAMMER AT TIP TONVILLE C v tpairo Bulletinl JICWord came last evening that Edward Mullins tho well known saw tiler has finally killed his man at Tiptonyillo Tenn lIe has been at work in a sawmill there for some time tiling saws The story is that yesterday while drunk he became involved in a quarrel with another employe in tho mill suddenly snatching up a hummer and struck him on the head killing lama almost instantly Mullius lives in Cairo where his fatu ily reside lIe is known as a peaceable citizen when sober but a yilluinons brut whun drunkaliusinghis family aud hot hesitating to assault anybody that crosses his path KILLING AT WICKLIFFE FOt INSULTING HIS DALMJIITER- W3F EVANS TOOK o SIIOTS AT HAS SULLIVAN A bloody tragedy which ended in tlo death of a well known young man stirred Wickliffe Ky last evening It appears that ayonug man namo Snl livan had used language about the daughter of another named Evans which reflected grossly on tho young t ladys character and her father resolved to avenge tho insult lie armed him self and went on a hunt for Sullivan and when he caught sighti of tho latter emptied his pistol at him firing live shots several of which took effect and produced almost instant death xAll the parties to tho affair are prom I inent in WickliffoIOIL AT WICKLIPFE A special from Union City to Nash yille says Wickliffe Ky is destined sonn to become as noted as Beaumont Texas on account of its oil and minerals Articles of incorporation will be tiled Monday for the Wickliffe Oil and Mm oral Company with a paid up capital of 750000 The incorporators being Geo S Hardy AL R Porter CJ WatsonI Dr E B Little of Union Chas Lmthicum and Thomas Neely of Wickliffe The company liar a lease oui 700 acres of land around Wickliffe and t 200 town lots in the village SALEtS10CK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS WAGONS HARNESS c On Saturday August 24 1901 I will on my place in Obion county about 7 milessouth of Hickman and 6 miles west of Woodland Mills offer for sale MulestVS agons and Harness l Splended New Buggy and all my Plows and Farm Im plements TERMSSale made on 12 months credit L n SHAPARD t What a Tnlc It Tells If that Mirror of yours shows a wretched sallow coinplectiou a jaundiced look moth patches and blotclies in the skin its liver tronble but Dr Kings Now Life Pills regulate the liver purify the blood give clear skin rosy cheeks rich compaction Only 25c at Cowgills drugstorei FOR SALE85 Acres of Land sit uated on tho Hickman and Dresden Rondc8 miles East of Hickman ry In high state of cultivation For terms and price call on or apply to A B BREVARD Jordan Ky JV FOR SALE residenceTuesday myentirez ROSA G ADAMS Judge J llWlite has announced himself a candidate for roolection in tho First Appellate Distrctnext year andaa ccrtam ofMurrayThed1trlctcoutalDistrict and 5 in the II L ondjj s The HItkman Building S LonA8 tsciatfoa meets next Thursday theistsTho opportunity for taking new stock closest 2 pm on the 15th i Ctllana wolhe Now Embroideries Excellent values at SHAWS i tr t i i f 77k flt9 t 5t- Y j I t t q COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Hickman Ky Augusts 1901 Council met in regular session Pres ent Mayor Dillon Councilmen Swayne Cowgill Brevard Davis Ellison and BeckmanMinutes of the last regular meeting and of the called meeting of the 16th were read and on motion approved and signedThe following accounts were pre sented properly approved and on motion allowed and checks ordered issued for amounts Tom Dillon Jr street pay roll July G to Aug 3 S 87 10 Supplies freight etc 177 3S J A Noouon dieting prisoners 2 10 Report of City Treasurer for July 1901 OEXi FUND ACCOUNT To bal per June report 453 68 To aint recd of H U Helm 28 50 482 03 By checks paid in July 228 95 Bal to credit this account 253 13 WATER AND LIGHT BOND ACCT To balance per June report 504 54 By five Coupons paid 150 00 Bal to credit this acct J54 54 CITY VALL ACCOUNT To bal per Juno report 875 13 To amt received of JI C Helm 35 62 Bal to credit this account 110 75 No change in College Bond account since last report but should be W C JOHNSON C T Report of Supt of Water Light Plant for July 1101 Balance in Treasury July 1st S 65 00 Amount collected during July 836 55 401 71 Amount paid ont during July H20 3J Balance in Treasury Aug 1st 81 38 TOM DILLON JR I IOn motion the foregoing reports were ordered spread upon the rec l ords published and filed I IThe Water Works Committee report t thetLouisvflle agreeing to make all con nections between the Power House and river tor 745 the other being made by Mr Geo C Buck who proposed that he would at once order necessary machin I withiiII workIcity to operate at their expense until I Oct 1st next and then ho would thus assume charge of plant keep all ma chinory in Power House and connect ions to river in repair aud good work lug order and pay all running expenses of the plant for 85 per cent of the gross revenue of the plant And that the city was to keep all wires electric fix lures water mains and water fixtures other than those above specified in proper reuenues working order and collect all On motion the City Attorney was in structed to draw the contract between the city and Mr Buck embodying Mr Bucks proposition The Mayor ap pointed Councilmen Brevard Cowgill and Swayne as a committee to investi gate a way most suitable to open a street leading to the old school house hillMotion was made permitting the owners of the Lacledo Hotel to lay an 8 foot pavement in front of the hotel proper ty provided it bo made of stone The city clerk reported thrt he had ex ecuted and delivered a deed to Mrs R S Roberts for south half of lot 163 in the city cemetery size of lot 24x20 and that he held Supt Dillons receipt for 1920 payment for same On motion the drainage of the pond at rear of Mr Ben Hertwecks property was referred to the street committee for prompt action Mayor Dillon appointed Councilmen Cowgill Davis and Ellison to see Mr J A Stubbs in regard to purchasing ground for cemetery purposes On motion council adjourned- H C HELM C 0 SOUTH AND PRESIDENCY The suggestion that the Democratic party go South for its presidential candidate in 1001 has met with less of see rious comment in that section than in any other part of the country Some of the newspapers down there have openly made fun of it while as able a journal as The Nashville American treats it in this vain We would like to be able to give a genuine Southern yell in behalf of a real old fashioned hard spun double and twisted Democratic nominee for president without a taint of lunacy or the suggestion of Popnlistic foolishness in his make up But its no useVehave got to wait FARM FOB SALE 323 acres about 16 miles west of State Lino Station nice new house of G rooms good barn and other out buildings 2 good cisterns and well 9 acres in fruit 3 acres in woods lot and balance clovered For terms apply to J II EVANS Woodland Mills S24t Tenn NOTICE All the Boitrdof Stewards are request ed to meet at the Methodist church Sunday Evening at 3 p IT Very im portant R M METHENY President The Dowager Empress Frederick mother of the Emperor of Germany daugh ter of Queen Victoria and sister of the present King of England died Monday With the backing of influential Dem ocrats including former Governor of startd4 mdidate of the Democratic party for osident of the United States in 1004 publishesiffoi r Gov Robert L Taylor and other favorfnS y Sa IIliBHBIJIf BARKti HlCKMAN jSj KENTTJCK it Capital Stock pail lntSurplus and Undivided Profits 20000 Does a General Banking Business Loans Money on Liberal TermJ Acts of Farmers Merchant and Manufacturers respectfully solicited 0 The Funds and Securities of this Bank arc protected by the Hosier Patlnt Screw Door Safe Has tnever yetfbuen Opened by Burglars o R T TYLER President W H JOHNSON Cashier c A IIOLOOMBE Vicepresident S AM BERG Asst Cashier Ht4K1AN7TAGON C f lANau rruxltt4 lit rut cIICnltl sln I ZOBSffETI t WrrA If SII s- II1CKMAN KENTUORY VITILITJP WRR HEITHRBBTORBDI I The weak made strong by the use of NERVOTABLETS A SPECIFIC for all SEXUAL WEAKNESS and Nervous FAILNosuits They supply the Nerves Drain and Blood with tie most 1I Econeentratltl Vitalitypermanently nClIUlOUICIO skillful and learned research tIi UaforiolloHloa and co different from other remedies of tho class rnalClldmCUIud They net as food to the system and leave strongerevery time used They becln at tho seat of tho disease and act on tho Liver Kidneys and Bowes cleansing the entire system from impurities WEAK MEN and makoWOMEN They sure und ManhoodTiredallsurhwrof t rlll bring the Bloom of Health to Pale Faces add pleasure to life We could jive Thousands of Testimonials but best is to them We refund theyour way try money if n cure is notanilltf Prico60cLoulseYiUey i The Shortest Route to Texas One reason why travelers to Texas go via Cairo and the I = r CARUTHERS BAKERY AND I CONFECTIONERY IIFRESH BREAD CAKES AN- DCONFECTIONERIESI j I CLINTON STREETt HICKMAN KEJfnjCKV Telephone Number 901 j 0 E BAKERi General G1 cer 1oweU Block Clinton St ofJtohaveleodeandf I Tinner Here J Mr O E thoroounowwitbR1 now Rooting and allkinds of Tin Work callR rI f T I Cotton Belt Route is that the Cotton Belt is from twentyfive to fifty miles shorter that01her routes lIL SPhTs saving in distance fs savftfo ting in time I Cotton Blt trains carry Pullnun Sleepers at night Parlor Cafe Cars during the day and Free Chair Cars both day and night Write and tell us where you are going and when you will leave and we win tell you the exact cost of a ticket and send you a complete I schedule for the trip We will also send you an Interesting Utile book A Trip to Texas M nUll 1 P1 fake II- IEllbEUtE6PaetITl SLtMtslk I I I Have You Noticed i The amount of fine Buggies and Harness that E E Reeves Co havo sold this Spring If not just cast your eye around and see see them It will surprise you but if you will call and look at his stosk of Buggies and Harness you will understand why it is so i they are uptodate in everything in that line and sell them at the very lowest prices Call and see us at Hickman E E 1 Reeves Go 1 NEARLY ALL GONE But we still have some very pretty patterns of Wall Paper at the santo bargain prices WILSONS BOOK STORE 4 s TO ALL PERSONS HAVING FARMING TIMBERED OR MINERAL LANDS ETC I FOB SALE The Nashville Chattanooga St Louis Railway proposes to nso its best efforts to induce it good class of immi grants to settle in territory contiguous to its lines and to engage the attention ManufacturingSites solicits the support tho cooperation and tho assistance of the people of every passThoall persons who have farms for sale or lease those who have timbered lands water power or mineral lands for sale will send a brief description of same to the railroad agent nearest them giving tho prices end terms of sale Tho prices nuist correspond with the prices asked of local buyers The management does not propose to aid in selling land to im micranta at exorbitant or speculative prices Largo tracts suitable for coloiiimtion at low priers arc especially wanted J li KfLLEBRKW AgmltIT1 Tralle Mnnu erJNASHVILLE TENNT I F r W- II SPEIbli JimY C FcC LeIwishitheiwell and sometimes slice sateIto intensifiesISOLID ifS01411SUITS Ilntornationali Sto i FOOD 3 Feeds For Ic YOU HAVE HEARD OP INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD RAVE YOU TRIED IT It is sold on positive If- it does not do what is claimed for it your money will be refunded Now is the time to it as Spring is approaching and your horses system undergoes a change We will not lengthen this advertisQ mont but for the next SO days will give the INTE AL STO 0K BOOK illustrated with ovar 183 Large Colored puticontains description and engravings of different of horses cattle sheep hogs and poultry contains a Finely Illustrated Veterinary Department It will you dollars as aI practical reference book This book tolls about International Stock Food You witha youbuyt J A MCCLURE 51G Troy Ave Ky Orders Left Store I will receive prompt a tto ntion JJtutVAAJ N t4 ijN 1 INSUllANCn AT F M BANK Buggies Buggies Buggies for the big and the little the rich and the poor We have prices thatuinleach of everybodyE Ky FOR RENT forrentY t d t 1 mILL J CITY iirin SHOP To my old customers We are here to stay Nobody will appreciate you patronage or take more pleasure in trying to please you than wo reliable barbers R U GALDWELL WILL rnoWELL 1UI DR S K DAVIDSON IenHIOKMAN KENTUCKY Office over Cowgill Cowgills Urne stores II P llcniley Toe IV Jteimrtl BENNETT ft REMLEY ATTORNEYS ATLAW = Will practice in all Courts especially the Courts of llickman and Fulton coun ties Mr Bennetts oflico will remain at Clinton and Mr Itemloys in llickman IU a To Save Her Child Prom frightful disfigurement M rstNannie lalletrcr of La Gringo izippliWl Buuhlens Arnica Salvo to great sores on her head and face and writes j its quick cure exceeded all her hopes It works wonders in sores Bruises Skin I I Eruptions Cuts hums Scalds and Piles 1f 25c Cure guaranteed by Cowgill J Umvjrill t4ii P l J i a of the Ili pnkeenest of money saving our customers that enables us to your ace offerings OAK DINING CHAIRS S53SOSOLID OAK COBLEIl SEAT ROCKER 16 SOLID OAK only 19C STEPHENS MntI a guarantee use RNATION breeds II save hundreds all llickman a- tSiiaws Dept I t- 4IIILE AUTS OFFICE COHickman k A 1 old tist h t i 1 I u II INSURE IN THEI IMUTUAiJ11lIEN lmlrr UFU1 II- a INSUltiNCI CO NEWARK NEW JERSEYll Established in 1845 The special ad vantages of a policy in the mutual Benefit i are 1 ANNUAL Beginning DIVIDENDSj 1may1 2 CASH LOANS i Available at any time alter two years premiums have been paid I oCcupation a NO RESTRICTIONS I J JI 4 INCONTESTABLE Aftov two yearsff 5 INSURED MAY CHANGE BEN EFICIARY INSURED After prcm ti continuedforpe providedtwo i All this taken in connection with the strength of the Company its low rato of expense and its large dividends com alldesiring CONVINCED SPECItIENPOLICIES lUformation byll R T TYLER AT FAUX FOR SALE 110 Acres all cleared and in cultiva EasleyhousebarnssGoodjstock range For further information DROPERI Kyi824t a- T thebowelspilosKeep adoseandLivernecessary you inflicted fFocsaiebyCowgill r Uickaataiti r d i t y h h Srift i ip 1 GLIMMER OF HOPE t There is a Bate Possibility That gage Steel Workers StrikeY Settledtt rii M t TEXERAL STIIKE ORDER DELAYED rr OlieerSiofthe Federal Steei Co Nat rt tloiialSteel Co aud National Tube Co Given More Time It In sloped the pmelaln of Thene Three CompaiiieH AVI11 Urge jVn Early Settlement the UiilieiiltiCH Pittsburgh Pa Aug tl7ust n faint glimmer of hope that the great tecl workers strike will be settled was embodied in a statement given out by President Shaver of the Dual fiamated association Monday night When asked if he would pursue the same policy in ordering a strike in the mills of the Federal Steel the rational Steel and the National Tube Cos as he dud in calling out tine Wren in the mills of the American Tin Plate Co he replied 4tlf it had not been for this de termination on my part the generalI strike would have been rdered on Saturday night Before calling out the tin workers and after failing to t t any satis iacticri from the officials of the American Steel and the American SteelJ Hoop Cos President Shatter sent a telegram to Vice President Warner Arms of the American Tin Platt Co notifying him that under Article 13 Section 35 of the constitution of the Amalgamated association he would ba obliged 4o call out the tin workers in all of the mills owned by the Unit ed States steel corporation unless the difficulty was settled within a period of ten days Notice Sent Out As a result of this notice Mr Arms succeeded in getting together an other conference and a vain attempt was made to settle the dispute and prevent a stripe which would involve the tin mills That conference was the one that hrokiup in the lintel Lincoln three weeks ago list Satui slay i In order to le equally fair to the other constituent companies of the c United States steel corporation nnd JUcord them the same treatment President Shaffer has sent a similar notice to the ofticcrs of the Federal Steel Co the National Steel Co rind the National Tube Co giving them the sane time in which to nuke any efforts they may desire to bring about a settlement or he will put in force This wine clause in the Amalgamated i 1 oeiatinn eonstif i L Prepared to Come Ont It is rumored that the delay in issuing the general order will be at Insntiti until early next week In the mean time the men in the mills of these three companies will be prepared to come out when the strike orderv is issued R tic possibility of a settlement of the strike is based on the bare hope that the officials of the three addi tional companies will bring to hear sufficient influence to urge an adjust ment of the difficulty before the strike order is issued President r Shaffer did not express any hope that this would be done nor did lie even discuss the matter but the inference was quickly seen that there was such a probability in sight It is a faint one though and but little interest was taken in it in the general olfices of the Amalgamated associa ion Monday THE UNION MINERS They VIII Not De Called Out In S7m pathy Strike in Aid of the Steel Workers Indianapolis Ind Aug 6Vice President Lewis of the United Mine Workers Monday night gave out the following statement concerning ru mors that the Mine Workers national executive cbmmitte would proh ably favor sympathetic strike in aid of the steelworkers If the time comes when the iron and steel workers desire the asfist anee of the mule workers in their present struggle there Is no doubt in n1mine11butt that our oruaniwi lion win render such sliport as is consistent with living up to the prin ciples of our organization and car rying into effect the terms of any contract that we may now taro with our employers We believe iit to be ofotcI the iron and steel workers organisa tion that when a contract is once made to adhere strictly to its terms and for this reason we do not be Here that the executive head of the iron and steel workers will require the assistance of the United Mine- Workers to the extent of ordering a sympathetic strike I on our part as mine workers USIMt Iay namarIC 6ThisoI Alabama railroad commission dc citid at a meeting held in Montirom Xrji that nil railroad compan s shallI jwy damages at the rate of 31 per that for each days delay in delivery bKionden ears to consumers lioralnrk i atnirose Cotter have doubted to thecity 1t1 4f It1 AY r i fi a f a l c P u I 0- iI HOMESTEAD LAWS 1 Congrrcniinma Sliafrptli Urges tl- Comtulislon to Katuhllnh Them lu the Philippine Maifila A ug SThe towns of Cal ajan aujan nail 1ohw on the northeast coast of the island of Min tlom wore occupied by a battalion of The 13th volunteer infantry nud Mac abebc scouts after a slight resistance The insurgents numbering 250 sled into the interior Their commander Howard who is a deserter is hiding in the mountains and the Americans are in pursuit Adjt Gen Corbin who has return ed to Manila after an 11 days tour oi the islands including a visiti to the sultan of Jolo with whom he ex changed presents says The trip has considerably broad cried my views as well as affording me great pleasure personally What 1 have seen should be of considerable benefit to the government In my opinion the changes now being made in the Philippines could nut be carried out by abler hands than those of Gov Taft and Gen ChafTee Both have had wide expe rience Hoth Ire men of tact and ability Their duties are entirely separate and yet in many ways cO- operative One could not very wets go forward without the other 1 nn gratified to observe the firm friendship established between them and I am confident that under their guild ante the Philippines will get out of trouble into peaceful waters The adjutant general left Manila for Shanghai Sunday afternoon The civil commission has chartered a steamer for a trip among the northern islands in the interest of the es tablishmcnt of civil government The journey will be begun in about ten days Congressman SVcfroth of Colorado who has been closely investigating the question of public lands in the Phil ippines urges the commission to take steps to establish the homestead laws allowing nay person doing work tc the value of 100 on government lam to occupy n certain amount of it and if possible assisting in stocking it lIe also urges n similar arrange ments with reference to mining claimsThe troubles between the sultan of Jolo and other native chiefs which has resulted in some fighting and eon siijerable loss of lifeare being closely watched by the military authorities who are ready to interfere should occasion demand The civil1 administration of Manila under the new charter will probably go into effect next Tuesday when most of the appointments win he made TRAGEDY AT OMAHA Thnil Jlroolclc Shot 31rx Millie Light hawk An ActrcMN mid Then Committed Suicide lIIait II 4 Omaha Neb Aug 6rMrs Millie Liglithawk an actress known as Nit lie Allen was shot and fatally wound ed Sunday at a Capitol avenue board lug house by Thad Hrookie a papei hanger who then shot himself dead Urbokie had been much in love with Mrs Llghthawk who had refused tc accept his attentions He is said if have threatened the woman with death and Sunday when lIt was ejected front the house he soon returned nod tried to make good his threat The shooting occurred just before the time set for the rehearsal of s melodrama The Arizona FemaU IJamlit of which Mrs LighthawP was the author and the only wit nesses were Bert Adams and Steve Liglithawk a boy believed to be i stepson of the actress DEED OF A MADMAN One linn Shot and Ivillcd and rtso other Wounded Dy IViti Sleffen Vho Way Afterward Killed oscow Idaho Aug 511 W W Watkins was shot and instantly stilled Sunday morning while riiiinj in lib buggy in the streets of Moscow sec Creighton a prominent merchant was shot through the arm and Dep uty SheritI Cool was shot in tht shoulder and the thigh by William Stetfen a resident of Moscow whc it is believed became tfuddenly insane Sicken was afterward killed by s sheriiFs posse The Cup Cltnllciier New York Aug 5The Anchoi line steamer Astoria which arrived Sunday from Glasgow brought the spars and rear of the cup challenger Shamrock If The great mast lower mast and top mast are in one TpilCC vhich is lashed securely to the spat deck on the port side This mastt is JCJ feet 9 inches in length lIed of Hydrophobia Gainesville Ga Aug 5 Mrs Dick Chatham died nt her home in this city Sunday morning of hydrophobia She was bitten by a mad dog several days ago She suffered intensely until1 death relieved her Her daughter was bittern by the same pet pug att the sune time and it is feared thatt the too will have hydrophobia Kiilnaliloi ISrotlier Cape May X J Aug SJohn Dravry 0 learn old copper coloredj and very intelligent who is working here as head bellaian ut jv hotelI claims to be the brotherof Eluuuo Ajunalllo formerly insurgent chiejj if the Ihilipiniie iislands ScaJahrlul Arrlven New York Aug 5tgr Scalabrini bishop of Placencia Italy and headj Qf11 the Roman Catholic missions throafhout the world Qrrhc ton the steamer Jog ria lie is on a visit off AmerSr- Y y I W A BLOCK WRECKED Terrific Explosion Completely Destroyed Five Business BuildIi ings in Philadelphia JMANY PESOS KILLED AND INJURED Structures Within a Radius of Two Squares of the Scene Had Windows Shattered Men Women mid Children Could He Seen Crnvrliiiir Prom the Uclirln Klameft Added to the Horror Philadelphia Aug 6A terrific explosionyin a block of six buildings j on Locust street above Tenth Mon day nighi completely wrecked tire of the structures and caused the death of front 10 to 20 or more persons Over two score of others were more or less seriously injured Some of those taken to the hospital will die Jt is estimated that at least 31 persons wore in the five buildings when the explosion occurred and the exact number of lead will probably inot be known for 21 hours What exploded and how it hap pened is not known at this tune but iit is believed to have been a barrel of gasoline in one of the three roIcerystores With the explosion of Xo 100S the front walls of the build- Ings 1 were blown outward into the street while the floors and the roof were blown upward and fell straight Ito the ground Almost every building i in a radius of two blocks about the iscene of the explosion had window panes shattered and were otherwise damaged Every building on the qp posite side of Locust street was more or less wrecked but unite of tJU1nI ifell A Terrible Cry Went tp A terrible cry went up from the ruins the moment the explosion oc- curredi Women children and men occupants of the wrecked houses could be seen crawling front the debris while the agonizing cries of others were heard in the wreckage From nil the surrounding buildings iinjured people fame running antI fell i into the street unconscious To aUl to tilt horror fire broke out in Ithe i debris the moment it settled to the jground and in less than five minutes i the great pile was burning fiercely from end to end A general alarm was turned in for fire apparatus nnd ambulances and in the meantime the work of rescue was voluntarily begun by those in the neighborhood who were not injured Here and there a person was dragged from the ruins before the fire could reach the victim several lives being saved by this prompt work Dead BodlcM In the Iltilni When the firemen reneged the some the flames had reached great headway and were igniting the build ings across the street The fire however Aas soon under controll and with the exception of a small blaze extinguishedinuThe police old fire officials are positive thnt a number of bodies are still buried under the ruins Large forces of firemen and policemen arlIat work removing the vast amount of wreckage but at this writing have found no bodies There are niny persons missing according to the fctatcments of neighbors or of those uho arc familiar with the movements of those occupying the buildings It is supposed that a number of bodies will be found in the ruins of the res taurant of colored patronage Quite- a I number were seen in the place he fore the explosion It will require several hours hard work to remove the piles of roofing flouring and walls which fell into the cellars of the wrecked buildings TOOK LAUDANUM An Lnkiioirii Young 31nn Committed Suicide tit the Hamilton Hotel AVichltn Kan rtsJlelthll ted suicide at the Hamilton hotel here Monday night by taking laud anum He tore his name off all his marked garments including his hat nnd left an unsigned note asking that his hotly be kept for three clays when Klmer Scripturs of Westport lull would take charge of it He is evi dently a bank clerk as he had a letter from a bank of Hope Ind recom mending Herbert Robins He registered i under the apparently fictitious mime of 1J J Harding of St Louis American Steamer Dlnaliled Valparaiso ChiliUtr rorhe American steamer Eureka has put inIthis port with her machinery out of order The vessel is bound to San Francisco from Xorfolk whence she sailed May 7 The IEureka is tLast front Conc ptonwhfre she put in to pair lieu rudder on July 12 The Strike at Knoxvlllc Knoxville learnt uglilI etI torts to statue the local street far strike have failed and the traction company announced Monday night that the places of the strikers wiUI1 be filled by Wednesday mornig The company chiivis to have applicatioi- front 300 njcn for positions Short Term Jlonils Washington Aug GThe secretary of the treasury Monday purchased short term bonds as follows J100 fours tL1131204700 fhCiatSiOaOiiS ji9U threes ut 1054037 S P PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY Utiiproii Frederick nnuahtor of iJiiecH Victoria niitl Mother of Rinpcror William lead Cronlrg Aug 0 =ITie Driwager Empress Frederick died at Gl Monday ceJtingclEmperor William was at the bedside 0f Jiis mother when she passed away He arrived at Homburg Mon day morning jumped in a carriage nnd dallied oil for Cronberg at trc mendou speed fearing that the queen motherljmight not live until his arrival The Crown Prince William who hail spent the night at Homburg also hurried to the side of the dying Impress She was uncon scious when the emperor and crown prince arrived at the castle nnd the doctorssgave them no hope of her ever recognizing themI physiciansini ing the empress was rapidly losing strength and her action was very poor The end was expected at almost any moment throughout the day Y- Sudden Change For the Worwe Though time empress has been ill- fpr some time there was a sudden change for the worse Sunday and her relatives were informed that shercould not live more than a few hours King Kdward of England ordered a special train to carry him to the bed side of hs dying sister but finding he couldnot reach there in time to see her alive countermanded the order Monday Cowes Aug 6iing Edward anti Queen Alexandra left here for Marl boro house Tuesday It is not likely they will start for Berlin until Wed nesday Cronl erg Aug GAt 8 oclock Monday evening Emperor William conducted the members of the dow nger empress household into the death chamber mud led them one by one past the bedside to take a last farewell of their mistress A J Floral Tribute Monday night the children of the deceased placed floral tributes around the body The face wears a singularly J peaceful expression almost oliild like having shrunk from its normal size f Infther course of the evening sev eral telegrams of condolence arrived from European sovereigns addressed to Emperor William BerHn Aug GThe papers asser- tthatfhe dowager etnpreys long ago- oadopf d her Illudullult motto Lenra- to suffer without complaining She recent ordered that thOpublic should be excluded from tin+ grounds of Friedrichshof saying The world sigh ot learn that Iam suffering I trill inot be pitied in my mis fortune Walhinglon Anzr 61 dispattli was received at the state department ponds from autba adur Bite anouricinj the death of the downgcnl omprss of Germany The dispatch was gent to the president at Canton TOBACCO MATERIAL Scraps OiittliiKi null Clipping 31tixt Ic Aicoitiitfil For lly n Cigar llitnnfncturera- I AVashin toii AUjf 0 Commissioner Verges of the internal revenue of tier has decided that all tobacco material including scraps cuttings and clippings must be accounted for by a manufacturer of cigars in the eun dition in which it was purehaKcd j Jf a niahufacturer it is held sells i or haS oil hand tobacco strap east Tings Qr clippings which he produced himself from uustemmed leaf flue col lector will reduce such matermls to their e ulvnlents in nnstemmed leaf J 15 pounds of stemmed tobacco scraps cuttings or clippings being equivalent to 25 pounds of unstcnimed leaf i ACTRESS CONFESSION 5i 1 Snyn n AVtilf In leer CiiKtiidr IK n IJuiiKlitur of it AVcalthy Mer chant of Ilrazll lad Omaha Neb Atiff GEmma An drewjj nii actress dying in wretched I lodiringitihas confessed that a waif in her custody is Dora Richards dnurhterof John Richards a wealthy merchant of Brazil Ind Tin father linN been searching for the child for ten years When the girl was fouryears old the father entrusted her ton fancily of tin name of Andrews us hK wife had just died leaving six children The AndrewsI family anu west and the wife leftI her husband in Omaha where1 she has supported the child by doing 4 I vaudeville turns- iovernnrs Dnurtlitfr Kilted Montgomery Ma Aug G Miss I Carrie tones the estimable and hand some daughter of Oov Thomas G Tones was run over and crushed by a streetcar in front of the exec= tiiivc mansion Gov Jones being n1 witness too the deplorable accident which hnjipeitedso quickly that no uid could be rendered Dropped Bend AVlnie SpenUIntr Kingston X Y Aug GTajlt1 Kennedy a manufacturer in this city dropped dyad here Monday while addressing 1 a taxpayers meetin Apolex3 was the cause of bath lie waS about ft years old a prom I mayorofNo More tirade Gri MliiKt tSCIiieago i A us1 c Hereafter when one railroad wishes to cross the trucks2 of another it will have to fjo either above or below them for the board of railway and warehouse comrais fcioners lmii dccidcd that There shallI be no more crossings at grade in this state 4yv r- i ff A BLOODY BATTLE 1 Sanguinary Conflict Between the Insurgents and Government Troops in Colombia r IT LASTED FOR SEVENTEEN DAYS The Rebels Retired When Their Am niuuition Was Goiie the Regu lars thing Badly Cut Up Another Important IJnltlc Fought liettveen the ConteiidliiK Force ut Jlrardot In the IJeparl- meiit of Ciiiidliiamaroa New York Aug 6A Diaz Citer reru agent in this city of the Colom bian revolutionists Monday received information from trustedJ agents whohudreachecJ Venezuela that a bloody battle was fought at Palo Xvuvo in the latter part of May The conflict lasted for 17 days Th j battle was drawn at the end of that period the insurgents retiring when theirJ ammunition was exhaustedI the government troops being too badly cut up to pursue the revolutionists ry the ned n liner LMiilndoIphia which arrived lucre Monday from Venezuela treat CJuerrern received a budget of information in the form of reports cablegrams and letters from the scene of hostilities These stated that Gen llenj Ilerreni who is attacking from the Jncille side bat i 1 present operating in the depart assent of the Ciiuca Gen Ardia who iis advancing front the Atlantic is in the department of Santander and in the possession of Ocana City Gen A Castillo and Gen Clodmiro Castillo have effected a puncture of thtitt forces and are at El Valle in the department of Magdalen- I n N n rsent VlelorleH lleported I Gen Marin Las fought an important battlIt Jlrardot in the department of Cundinamaroa which iIn in the interior of the country about Joe miles from Iogota the capital ol orombintt Important and MiecesBfiil ngtgeI ments Immure been fought by Gen I Ilerrem at Ttiijiaco tins 1arbacos and outer insurgent victories are re ported from the southeast portion of the department of Csuiea A grea revolution army IK said to be op rating on the Pacific side of Colom bia Information which came to Agent Cuerrera via Maracuibo states that Senor Valencia is on his wfty to I IIcuta to take charge of the govern ment forces on the frontier and that at IJosrota the merchants not wishing to handle any more paper motet have loved their stores and that isIkat n standstill w Jiclior Guerrera says that he has not for some time received any information concerning 1hwjure abouts ot Gen IribelJribe who Juts been appointed by Gen Santos in sn preme command of the insurgent gummy BURNED TO THE GROUND The I2i o tlnn Uiilldliitc Kreeted In KaiiNnM City in 1N87 at n Cot of i OIIUOO Destroyed Kansas City Aug G Exposition building erected during the boon of 18STJ at a lo tof over 200000 was destroyed by fire Jh less than two hours tune Monday afternoon The fire started shortly niter 1 oclock- A boy among a crowd gathered to watch n circus eroislhe street set fire in the spirit of mischief to some loose rubbish on the floor nano meut the flames leaped beyond con trol spreading almost instantly throughout the whole bnilding whirls ueviipied half a block Soon the whole structure was a roaring furnace Hundreds of people had gathered for the circus performance and for ti time a mild panic prevailed The circus hands were called out howJ over mill quickly restored order anti everybody was IPBTIMI to a place of safety No one was injured Exposition building was situated at Twelfth street and Kansas avenue three miles from the center of the city It Lad not been occupied for ten years Recently it was sold to a syndicate which had planned to razz iton next Saturisiytyltls dynamite to make way for modern buildings The loss is nominal THE NEELY CASE Llilleil States Official In Muncie Tiilflnir IleiioMltlonn Ponr AVIt ncj e Ksamlned Munde Ind Aug uUnitetl States District Postal Inspector FIrtcher of Indianapolis Deputy Inspector Holmes of Cincinnati and Dreary United States District Attorney Ln Follette were in Muncie Monday taking depositions in the Neclycase Willis Kutz of the Union nations laui1of Muncie in which Jfeely Is alleged to have made deposits Ernest Sutton of lunkirk formerlyI Xeelys private secretary loss Cow an of the NcelyI Printing Co and llarryVKiehey formerly a stamp clerk in the Havana post ofiice were examined Advanced to the third ClaMs Washinijton Aug 6jheTolloV lag fourthclass post offices will be advanced to the third class giving them presidential rank on October 1c Curter Ind jWrbouraville Ky Okarche tic Franiland and lay ettc Mss i A A OLIVER Blacksmith and Undertaker HIOKMAN KENTUCKY MVEJ1E A TRIAL whea you trnai Gf Blackemlthing done or repairing epeeihyIUndertaker1 Goods Coin oo Roiewood and tolid InsetsI alnat CoEai and Catti which eta be iced no in short notice land at reason tblo price Glue me a ca1- lIIIL Shop aear the Tail I I LIVERY STABLEOPPOSITE R R DEPOT J H POLLOCK Propr h First class turnouts buggies surreys TTises safe teams dc Customers jervea with courtesy and politeness Pa ron solicited Telephone 19 aaghogtoSplendid i SEW BOOKSSTATIONERY I STATIONERYNOTIONS Calland see our Stock Ever thing up to date MARY BERKNDKB fe C- OSHOPCITY BARBER To my old customers We are here to stay Nobody will aupreciate your patronage or take more pleasure in try ingj to please you than vrn old reliable barbers R U OALDWELL WILL PnOWELL DR S K DAVIDSON DeJ11is1 HIOKMAN KENTUCKY Office OTer Cowgirl CowgilFt Drug Store C E BAKER I i- I r Seaecal Grocer Powell Block Clinton St Having purchased the Grocery Slook of j1 J C Rondnrant would be pleased la hue all old friend to call Fresh Good and Choice Bargains W J BARRY CO AT BUCKNEIlS OLD SIIOPJ make you a Buggy to order WillRepair or Paint your old one BLACZSMITHING OF ALL FINDStALL WORK GUARANTEED vii V Kemley Joe IV Uoimett BENNETT aim REMLEY =ATIOBN5YS ATLAW =Will practice in all Court1 especially the Courts of Hickmau Iud Fulton coun ties Mr Benuottd office will remain at f Clinton and Mr Kemleys in Hickman The Big Four Route1f If a Railway System Comprising 2500 Miles of Superb Roadway BuiJtand Equipped In the Most Approved Manner of Modern Railway Construction II The Passenger Train Service of the y BIO FOUR ROUTE U provides 200 1tPassenger Trains per day rcquiriag for their operation 150 Passenger Locomotives 450 Passenger Cars c r 23 Parlor Cars 20 Dining and Cafe Cars 1i Ji fn addition to which Sixty PuhImi f t Sleepers are In Continuous Service f on the BIG FOUR and its Through Car Lines l c yWr t Oca Tass TkUAct AsdGPT1 Vii ClMCUri AXIO 1 1 t1 J4 J1 L T t 1 f ti C e r 1 rTr6d rCr itc rC t aFcC+LcprirArtltrt1F Es RRtbtbUy STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST 1 r 1o e Jo oMiJ II TRUSTY DISAPPEARS v Robert llllton Convict Author and fSTpnt In For tiProma Frankfort Uobertholl hasnpenitentiaryfortrustyof the 1msapearedi discoveredlfiltou1SOO in Howling Green for the murder of a man named Hodimtt While lie was in jail before sup7oaic1fosmugg1edi in a preconcerted attempt to escape flue jailer1 discovered the weapons in time andl escapeAferpenittntianllcuccatnc cr and in tl years not a single de merit mark has been registered ajraiiist him ire became r waslrntittedtguardev A WINDFALL otorinen Have Been Offered IOO r OOO For Their Share of it Very a licit Katnte In EtiKlniid Ir Owensboro Ky Ang 3Tames JrL Smallwood and William B Lewis two street ear motormen have fortune havingbeenago an ancestor of theirs whose name was Sizelich Smallwood died in Birmingham England leaving an cstatc worth 15000000 Six months ago Smallwood employed a lawyer in Birmingham to look after his interest and after furnishing proofs of descent the lawyer offered to give 1 him 100000 for his interest in the nesthte which lie refused to take Smallwood and Lewis continue to work as street car motormen but will push their claims to the English millionaires estate Both men are about 33 years of age and have rum dies t HIT BY AN ENGINE Cjcnrcc V Itniivk the Noted lentuck llinturlmi Instantly lolled nt I exiigt n 3 Lexington Ii1ttg 3George W e jlanqk the noted Kentucky historian ivas struck by engine Xo 122 on the JoulsvilJeflrifL Nashville road on 1 r IIe tt- rI l 1 nH il rL hes1 ol eyed rtanc t oning up flu iail r ad liencould not observe the approach of the train He whistled sharply 10 or 12 times before the train struck the man a lie attempted to stop but wins un cable to du so The body was thrown sonic 10 or ir feet to the side of the trackf Almost every bone in his body was broken Ills right leg was al horriblygg hed across the face THE HILLMAN ESTATE Ltlkntlon Over It Una Been Com prontlresI t ComitrlMe 1OGOO hors of Lund iropkinsville Ky lugThe litii ation involving the large Hillmaii r 4cftute In Trigg Lyon Marshall and Livingston counties has been corn jirpnnscrrt and orders for confirma tiorv ofsale have been agreed riipqn St Louis capitalists become the owners of 10000 acres of land between time Tennessee and Cumberland rivers which they propose to divide into a inumber of small farms A part of this property will be used for iron furnaces in connection with the grand river plants Mrs M A Hillman acquires all the property cast of the Cumberland sir- cr known as the Trigg furnace lands Kentucky Soldier Stubbed Ilopldnsville Ky Aug news has been received from San Francisco r that T F Itrown a Christian county boy and soldier who served in the jjrinippincs had been stabbed in that- city l lie was a member of the 38th infantry and had been mustered out of service to return home He was 23 years old and a son of J D Brown of this county Coo Beekhnm to tReylevr Troop Frankfort Ky Aug 2Coy Beck ham has arranged to go to Owensboro during the state guard encampment ir for the purpose of reviewing the troops The 2d regiment will be re viewed August 8 to 10 and the dreg Intent and artillery battalion August r 1317Will Develop Aubplmlt land r Louisville Ky Atig iXew York F men liave formed ar20oqiooo company to dtlvclpp lSKK acresof asphalt Jahd itVarrcij pdiiiondson and Jfart counties ICyt It is strict thel company will erect asphalt grinding zuiils to cost 525VWK Sleen DInlIKMctl Louisville Jy Aug 3George H- itcen who Milled William Hobson l r l rillelI i 1i tamuilys C ti f Z j- i 1f F0 0f2 S C w x It EXCURSIONIST SHOT lie Ankcd That Ills AMnallnnt He Xot InnUhed The Wounded Man Mny Iti cover Lexington Ky lug 5Pltc Green a street car conductor of Cincinnati but a former resident of Lexington was shot through the right lung in the back yard of a saloon by Frank E Delaney Sunday afternoon Green had come to this city on an excur sion and intended returning to Cin cinnati on the 5 oclock train Sunday evening The mcn with several oth ers had been drinking together for some time and all went out to the back yard Soon after a pistol shot was heard and Green was found lying on time ground with a pistol wound in his right breast The wounded man was taken to the hospital where he stated to the doctors that the shooting was accidental and that he dill not want the man punished He may recover Delaney was arrested He stated to the police that the pistol was in his hand when it went off but that he did not know it was loaded RESULTED IN MURDER Farmers Qnnrrcllril anti VlllInm Depart Wan Killed After An Kx change of Shots Columbia liyslug 2 A report reached here Thursday of a tragedy that occurred near Jntrys Mills 13 miles east of this place in which William Dehart was killed ay Robert Anderson jr It seems from the reports that Dehnrt hail started to- go through AndersonV fathers place and old man Anderson asked him not to go through George Depart i rotifer of William lehart being present and hawing an ax on his shoulder started toward old man Anderson saying I will kill you Anderson caught the ax and struck Dehart a blow Yheii Deharts brother shot twice at old man Anderson where upon Kobert Anderson the holttillattempted to shoot yutin Anderson and young Anderson fatally shot him Dehart lived only no minutes BITTEN BY A VIPER Was Suffering Prom Chili+ nnd 141 tier taut niwonxo Left Him tMinl llnriierM Hxiierieiice Louisville Ky Aug SPatrick Smith a charcoal burner of Wet nlahttltI tl l r to fwn lytlr in ai out 05 years of age aud unJitjjiil and reared in WLl woods as a clinrconl btiriuT He occu pies a small cabin in the woods On one side iisa stagnant pool and the feverbreeding morasses extends sonic disianee About three months riga he was taken down with a severe attack of malarial chills and fever Ever since then he has been lighting IheinrpadK of the disease On Friday the viper crawled into miths room and bit him while he as lying on theJloor In lless than 24 hours the mans fever subsided and he is now well DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Win U Selin n Yule Grniluatc Ana Hioil Offered Tlmt fOKltion its Ililverxlty of Kentucky Xcw Hen Ct Aug 2Wm E Sclin a graduate of Yale in the dasof 1899 has been offered the director ship of athletics at the University of Kentucky at Louisville Mr Selin was one of the pole vaulting trio with Clapp anti Jtascom Sclin while in college and after grad untion took a years work in gymna sium training under Dr Scaver He has since taught and directed athletics at the Highland Park military academy of Chicago Kentucky Crops Frankfort Ky Aug 5itnte Com missioner of Agriculture Nnll issued his monthly crop bulletin made up from reports from correspondents inn large majority of the counties and it shows that in the month of July the drought caused the tobacco crop to dwindle to 55 per cent of a usual crop the corn crop to 55 per cent and the hemp crop to 71 per cent This means a net loss to the farmers of nearly UOOOO000 llcirenent Keutneky Miner Louisville Ky Aug 5 Former Judge W II Yost of Greenville was here Sunday en route to Indianapolis to attend the conference of coal min ers He is the legal representative of the coal miners of Hopkins county Ky and a number of them accom panied him to Indianapolis to attend the conference fInSeICDrrnlleI examinning jrirnear Bissell Springs last Wednesday was held at Jamestown life proof indicated that Anderson acted in self defensejand lie was discharged Shops Itarucd- Tadncah Ky AugTko wood working department of th Illinois Central shops here burned entailing a loss of about 25000 The blaze is supposed to have originated from spontaneous combustion fiib i1 vti i j STILL A FIGHT AHEAD The ColnniliiiH Convention Did Sot Settle UverytlilnK to tnrtys SattafnetlntltheIIThe democratic convention of Ohi- was controlled by the McLean ele lol1idthefunctory support to Mr BrJunil1900 To placate the fusion lenient of the party and to aid the candidacy of Col Kilbourne for governor tSe i railroad taxation plunks demandedJH the friends of Tom Johnson were in eluded in the platform but any men lion of the leadership of Mr Iryah or the national platforms of 1SOG jufd 1900 was studiously avoided This unpardonable rudeness and incon ceivable follyof ignoring the national platform and candidate wholfn two of the greatest campaigns in Ke history of the party had polled noon votes than were ever before recofS ed has led to the calling of another 3lJThei nated the democratic party in Olio and the more complete their rule the 8worse the condition time party Tins at tained until the last election for gov ernor when McLean himself was jcandidate he was disastrously defeated but still controlled the vary machinery McLeans interest Iln Ohio politic has always been ora personal Vtttirr tad if he was not renderedwinsand yet by his control of the party machinery it has been impossiblejlo cJ qJdranThe republican and trustcontrolled newspapers pretend to take great satisfaction at the action of the con vention They call it a defeat pf Mr Bryan Of this Mr Bryan sayfs Mr Bryan is not a candidate for any otlicc and a mention of him milit have been construed by some as an- indorsement of him for oilice The vote should have been upon the naked proposition to indorse the platform of last year nail then no one could have excused his abandonment r of democratic principles by pleadinghis dislike for Mr Bryan Referring to the platform he con times The convention not only failed hut refused to indorse thus Kansat City plntform atilt frulnJhe manner in which the gold element has rejoiced over tills feature of JIll convention one would suppose Chat the main object of the convention waA not to write a new platform but to repudiate the one upon which the Inst national campaign wasto fought f The gold papers assume that the convention refused to adopt the Kansas City platform because it contained a silver plunk If so it wqtild have been more courageous to have declared openly for the goldl sJmK ard If the gold sta0dardis gomjkitJ 0Jlh1 bu lrii i1i i Jl J4ignore the subject entirely was lncX disable The money question iis not yet ou 11 of politics Ilivery session of congress will have to deal with it Itopuhlfc ants declare That it is dead but Ihey keep working attitMr ISryan comments on parts of tthe platform especially those njfer ring to state nod municipal affairs lie indorses the nominees of the con vention and urges their support Referring to the senatorial fight and the reported candidacy of JohnJ It Mc Lean he says Did the leaders ignore the money question in order to please those who bolted Or does Mr Mc Lean want to be left free to attiliale with the republicans on financial questions in case of his election He concludes as follows Jf any of the Ohio democrats feel aggrieved because the reorganising element of the party triumphed at the con vention let then not visit their dis ticketbutsenators and representatives who will select a trustworthy senator LeJl them see to it also that the Mat platform is mantle at the primaries next time rather than at the conven tion J 1COMMENTSr Mark Hanna does not seem to be standing by time Kansas nail Xef braska corn crop like he ought to There will be another election there scon and that republican prosperity will be needed l The sheep shearers of Wyoming are enjoying the fruits of their support of the republican party by a re sheepfromthis under the highest wool tariffever imposed combinehas1 of Senator Hanna presdcntalike will have to suffer when winter inItsThe Kansas farmer is in the midst oC republican prosperity HayisI 20 a ton and corn 55 cents a bushel and he is buying at these golden prices to keep his stock from vloos11lieatsNliaist lltlJJTttl1oadstlte GOO4OOOanlover the year previous This 1rl11oi 1 broughtaboutclassification otlr revt oadslmercliantyou And yet the railroad combine ays the consolidations pre not tbjji raise rates but reduce expenses The i octopus seems tOjCatchus going Btfdoming y r 4S t 4t l a I L f J errr PIu- t f 11 t 1 MANUFACTURERS TROUBLES The Count In Not tltogetler Clear tie fore Thone Favored by Pro tection Even the protected manufacturers have their troubles They have al ways taken it for granted that those Dingleytariffsentirely willing to pay them There fore the protected manufacturers pricelUitsb prices for Americans and the lowest for the benighted foreigners who presumably believe iirdieapness Ordinarily the American pays about 40 per cent more than does the foreigner for Americanmade goods This method of selling our goods was working with the smoothness of welltoiled machinery when the Ha waiian islands were annexed to this country Then the trouble began As the Hawaiian has never voted on the McKinley and Dinglej billy how could our manufacturers tell whether these Pacific islanders preferred high or low prices As a result some manu facturers kept on selling goods to the Ihiwaiians just as if theywere still foreigners while other manufactur ers treated the Hawaiian as full fledged Americans and entitled to genuine American prices Chaos fol lowed As our western tariff wall does not stop at the Pacific coast limit has been extended around the Hawaiian islands American goods sole in Honolulu at low prices were brought back to San Francisco and sold at a profit at less than the prices fixed by the manufacturers on the same goods in California As it is contrary to one of the fundamental laws of political economy to have the stung goods selling at the same time and in the same market at two prices the consternation of the manufactur ers may be imagined They began to blame each other and to apply harsh names to those who were not prompt in extending the blessings of high prices to all under the folds of the American flag The discussion of this question has been raging among tho manufacturers for a year One of the latest contributions to this dis cussion is in the Iron Age of Juns Ji7 HUH and is signed by a Western Manufacturer It is in part as fol Jows It so happens that at present the price of our goods is about 5- perj cent higher for domestic con sumption than the export prices We Jind an inquiry for export prices whiih we quoted The order now tomes in to be shipped to Honolulu ishandsentitledOur own opinion is that they have become a part of the United States land should be eonsinercd domestic territory as much as Alaska Also wo understand our tariff applies to Ethis territory so that they are pro hibited front buying outside and we W itJ t IU W L tO get doml5tic- rl l i BYRON W HOLT FIASCO IN THE PHILIPPINES Shots Citil Iiv rntiient JIeji AVny sod MilitnriMiii Still Ilnliln- II xwn t The republican party has brougnt lis to a pretty paws in he Philippines On July 4 they Jt up a sham civil gov ernment in all but three provinces and iwithin a month are obliged to with draw even this semblance of freedom from nearly allover the island and give the military full swing again The CJiaiTee reforms and proposed consoli dation of troops at three points in the islands is obliged to be abandoned The reduction of the army there by onehalf which was announced with a great flourish is also now found to be impracticable and will be impossible until an indefinite timE in the future Titus the expense that this country is paying to hold time islands is likely to be prolonged indefinitely which in round figures amounts to the enor mutts sum of 100000000 a year The profit on the trade we are now doing will not pay onetenth of one per cent on the 20000 00 we paid Spain to quit claim the islands to us let alone the vast amount beingyexmrlyadded- Then we have the future of the re public at stoke of which the St Louis Republic says It will r pay Amer icans to contemplate the changed atti tide of their country as bearing upon their own and their childrens safety and liberty We are on dangerous ground in a most dangerous frame of national thought We are abandoning a creed that preserved our own rights and respected the rights of others The final abandonment of this creed means more of calamity to us than ever to those weaker than whom we may conquer despoil and forcibly gar ern This is due to time fact that we are destroying the foundation of the fabric of free government and that it is we ourselves who will be crushed by the collapse of the splendid structure Ihe gloating of the republican newspapers last year over the super Abundance of the crops in the west prosheritit is that Hanna andifcKinley cant gotingr popiistsThe community of interests plan will tvork verywell until one of the interests thinks it is not getting Bis full share of rtfoe swag or until the people combine and force congress to mend the interstate commerce law raisesrates beyond a fair tariff Cuba is and of right should be free and independent and yet it is isIthe key to Cuba o P RELIABLE R Bo BItEVARDH- as f a Superior Stock of the best makes of all kinds of Hardware which is offered ati ONE PRICE and that the very lowest the market justifies ALL GOODS GUARANTEED AS IIEPIIESIINThD Po ROOFING A SPECIALTYlf r rf R1XXAN BIIB k IcKM21xt n KENTUCKY e Capital Stock paid in 850000 Surplus and Undivided Profits 20000 TermActsrespe o The Funds and Securities of this Bank are protected by the Hosier Patent Screw Door SafetHas never yet been Opened by Burglars J o R T TYLER President W C JOHNSON CasblefC A HOLCOMBE Vicepresident S A IBIfta Aest Cashier lYa HIOKMAN WAGON CO c MallCFTDBE8 vr THE CELEBRATES IQHSM LS1 WAGO St it JIf VITIILITIPOWERHEIILTE RESTORED The weak made strong by the use of NERYOTABLETS NervousTroublesho suits matter how hopeless the cueBranseem Astonishing and quick re iverfulandENaturalVitalItykrmanentl Iisklllful and learned research In ateria edlCa and arc different from other remedlcs of the clan theLiverandnndThe hue ManloodImpotencyTired Feeling Sleopleuness Nervous Debility indlCcstion Constipation Dizziness Vertigo ullsuehdtscasesoftheenluf= 1rerent lion WeaK Woehonld They use s will bring the Bloom of Health to Pale Faces add pfcaxuro to life We could give Thou i ands of notntTcctedPrice50otakensamevIDe Ky Solo Agents for the united StatesBt r Sold by Cowgill Cowgrill The Shortest Route to Texas One reason why travelers to Texas go via Cairo and the Cotton Belt Jto tes- is that the Cotton Belt is from twentyfive to fifty miles shorter l routesWlfhifin distance ls makes a corresponding sav Jv ing in time PuBmaaSteeper during the day and Free Clu3r Cttt both diy and rJihtJWrite and ttH us where you rte jstej and when you wW leave arid- we wifl tell you the exist toss of i tomptetsschedule alsesendNutty book A Trip is TexasaI ANt T P1 rI LLbKUNC fipMtT1 Sllt l Leaves IVI CHICAGO MILWAUKEE L ST PAUL RAILWAY Arrives St Paul at 750 amMinneapolis at d30 am Till 011 Perfect Trait in ItoWtrM r I t f r W I ft A A 7 f IV ill1ri S r z emu t fs jyfC JZL r 1 w CHRIST BRINGS JOY Dt Talmage Corrects Some False o Notions About Religion sermon Drawn from the Story of KIoK Solomon and the Queen of t Shebtt IlellKioun Ways Are Way of 1lcanaMtiiess Copyright 1901 by Louis Klopsch N T- In this discourse Dr Talmage cor rects some of the false notions about religion and represents it as being Joy inspiring instead of dolorous text 2 Chronicles 99 Of spices great abundance neither was there any such spice as the queen of Sheba gave King Solomon What is that building out yonder glittering in the suu Have you not heard It is the house of the forest of Lebanon King Solomon has just taken to it his bride the princess of Egypt You see the pillars of the portico and a great tower adorned with 1000 shields of gold hung on the outside of the tower500 of the ehields of gold manufactured at Sol omons order f00 were ctfpiured by howltheySolomon goes up the ivory stairs of his throne between 12 lions in statuary and sits down on the back of the golden bun the head of the huge beast turned toward the people The family and the attendants of the king are so many that the caterers of the palace have to provide every day 100 sheep and 13 oxen besides the birds and the venison I hear the stamping and pawing of 4000 fine horses in the royal stables There were important officials who had charge of the work of gathering the straw and the barley for these horses King Solomon was an early riser tradition says and used to take a ride out at daybreak and when in his white apparel behind the swiftest horses of all the realm and followed by mounted archers in purple as the cavalcade dashed through the streets of Jerusalem I suppose it was some thing worth getting up at five oclock in the morning to look at Solomon was not like some of the kings of the present daycrowned imbecility All the splendors of his palace and retinue were eclipsed by his intellectual power Why he eeemed to know everything He was the first great naturalist the world ever saw Peacooks from India strut ted the basaltic walk and apes chat tered in the trees and deer stalked the parks and there were aquariums with foreign fish and aviaries with foreign birds and tradition says these birds were so well tamed that Solomon might walk clear across the city under the shadow of their wings as they hovered and flitted about him More thaTf1titStton for ii didd- ies that he made and guessed He and King Hiram his neighbor used to sit by the hour and ask riddles each one paying in money if he could not answer or guess the riddle The x Solomonic navy visited all the world and the sailors of course talked about the wealth of their king and about the riddles and enigmas that lie made and solved and the news spread until Queen Balkis away off south heard of it and sent messen gers with a few riddles that she would like to have Solomon solve and a few puzzles that she would like to have him find out She sent among other things to King Solomon a dia mom with a hole so small thatn needle could not penetrate it asking him to thread that diamond and Sol t omon took a worm and put it at the opening in the diamond and the worm crawled through leaving the thread in the diamond The queen also sent a goblet to Solomon asking him to fill it with water that did not pour from the sky and that did not ruhoutfroptthe earth and imme diately Solomon put a slave on the back oia swift horse and galloped jam around and around the park un til the horse was night exhausted and from the perspiration of the horse time goblet was filled She also sent to King Solomon 500 cloys in girls dress and 500 girls in boys 3ress wondering if he would be acute enough to find out the deception Immediately Solomon when he saw diem wash their faces knev from the way they applied the wafer that It was all a cheat Queen Balkis was so pleased with iJ the acuteness of Solomon that she E said Ill just go and se him for i cavali t ots and charioteers jingling harness and clattering hQosand blazing shields and flying ensigns and clap li pingals The place is saturated t with the perfume She brings cin anion and saitron and calamus and frankincense and all manner of sweet spices As the retinue sweeps through 1 the gate the armed guard inhales the r Amy aroma Bait cry time charioteers RS the wheelJgrlDl the gravel in front of the pillared portico of the king Queen Balkis alights in an at r fiipspnere bewitched with perfume As the dromedaries are driven tip to the kings storehouses and the bun aies of camphor are unloaded anti the sacks of cinnamon and the boxes f spices are opened the purveyors r f the palace discover what my text iiHounccs Of spices great aoun = Sauce neither was there any such r spice ias the queen of Sheba g yetQ king Solomon Well my friends you know that r tall theologians agree in making Solr MBOR a type of Christ and id waking g the queen of Sheba a type of every ra Arntk seeker and I wvll take the re feasibility X t saying that all the fjikeriard sand cassia and frankm Ise which tie queen ofgh pa H Y- i i 00 i r brought to King Solomon are mightily suggestive of the sweet spices of our holy religion Christianity is not a collection of sharp technicalities and angular facts and chronological tables and dry statistics Our rell gion is compared to frankincense and to cassia but never to nightshade dashloffountains It is an opening of opal ine gates It is a collection of spices Would God that we were as wise in taking spices to our Divine King as Queen Balkis was wise in taking the spices to the earthly Solomon The fact is that the duties and cares of this life coming to us from time to time are stupid often and inane and intolerable Here are men who have been battering climbing pounding hammering for 20 years 40 years 50 years One great long drudgery has their life been their faces anxious their feelings be numbed their days monotonous What is necessary to brighten up that mans life and to sweeten that acid disposition and to put sparkle into the mans spirits The spicery of our holy religion Why if between the losses of life there dashed the gleam of an eternal gain if between the betrayals of life there came the gleam of the undying friendship of Christ if in dull times in business we found ministering spirits flying to and fro in our office and store and shop everyday life instead of being a stupid monotone would be a glor ious inspiration penduluming be tween calm satisfaction and high rap tureHow any woman keeps house with out the religion of Christ to help her is a mystery to me To have to spend the greater part of ones life as many women do in planning for the meals and stitching garments that will soon be rent again and deploringbreakages and supervising tardy subordinates and driving off dust that soon again will settle and doing the same thing day in and day out and year in and year out until the hair silvers and the back stoops and the spectacles crawl to the eyes and the grave breaks open under the thin sole of the shoe oh it is a long monotony But when Christ comes to the drawingroom and comes to the kitchen and comes to the nursery and comes to the dwelling then how cheery become all womanly duties She is never alone now Martha gets through fretting and joins Mary at the feet of Jesus AH day long Deborah is happy because she can help Lapjdoth Hannah because she can make a coat for young Sam uel Miriam because she can watch her infant brother Rachel because she can help her father water the stock the widow of Sarepta because the cruse of oil is being replenished 0 woman having in your pantry a nest of boxes containing all kinds of condiments why have you not tried iin your heart and life the spicerj ofi our oly regionr Iprth Martha riItI Jabqut la my things dt oUt tg needful and Mary hath chosen that good part which shall not be taken away from herI must confess that a great deal of the religion of this day is utterly insipid There is nothing piquant or elevating about it Men and women go around humming psalmsin a minor key and cultivating melancholy and their worship has in it more sighs than ruptures We do not doubt their piety Oh no But they are sitting at a feast where the cook has for gotten to season the food Everything is flat in their experience and in their conversation Emancipated from sin and death and hell and on their way to a magnificent Heaven they act as though they were trudging on toward ah everlasting Botany Bay Religion does not seem to agree with them It seems to catch in the windpipe and become a tight strangulation instead of an exhilaration AH the infidel books that have been written from Voltaire down to Herbert Spencer have not done so much damage to our Christianity as lugubrious Christians Who wants a religion woven out of the shadows of the night Why go growling on your way to celestial en throneintnt Come out of that cave 1 and sit down in the warm light of the Sun of Righteousness Away with your odes to melancholy and Herveys I Meditations Among the Tombs Then let our songs abound And entry tear be dry Were marching through Emmanuels ground To fairer worlds on high- I have to say also that we need to put more spice and enlivenment our religious teaching whether it be in the prayermeeting or in the Sunday school or in the church We ministers need more fresh air and sunshine in our lungs and our heart and our head Do you wonder that the world is so far from being converted when you find so little vivacity in the pulpit and in the pew We want like the Lord to plant in our sermons and exhortations more lilies of the field We want fewer rhetorical elaborations and fewer susquipedalian wbrds and when we talk about shadows we do not want I we1i1t t talk about idiosyncrasies or if a stitch in the back we do not want to talk about lumbago but in the plain ver nacular of the great masses preach that Gospel which proposes to make all men happy honest victorious and free In otherwordswe want inure cinnamon and less gristle Let this be so in all the different departments of work to which the Lord calls us Let us be plain Let us be earnest Let us be commonsensical When we talk to the people in a vernacular they can understand they WilJL be very glad to come and receive the truth we pre sent Would to God that Queen Balkis would drive her spiceladeH drome daries into alt eur sermons and prayer tweeting exhortations crethuitbatwe want more life read spice in our Christian work Thr poor do not want so much to hi groaned over as sung to With the breadand medicines and garments you give them let there be an accompaniment of smiles and brisk encouragement Do not stand and talk to them about the wretchedness of their abode and the hunger of their looks and the hardness of their lot Ah they know it better than you can tell them Show them the bright side of the thing if there be any bright side Tell them good times will come Tell them that for the children of God there is immortal rescue Wake them up out of their stolidity by an inspiring laugh and while you send in help like the queen of Sheba also send in the spices We need more spice and enlivenment in our church music Churches sit discussing whether they shall have choirs or precentors or organs or bass viols or cornets I say take that which will bring out the most inspiring mu sic If we had half as much zeal and spirit in our churches as we have in the songs of our Sunday schools it would not be long before the whole earth would quake with the coming God Why ninetenths of the people in church do not sing or they sing so feebly that the people at their elbows do not know they are singing People mouth and mumble the praises of God but there is not more than one out of a hundred who makes a joyful noise unto the loch of Our Salvation Sometimes when the congregation forgets itself and is all absorbed in the goodness of God or the glories of Heaven I get an intimation of what church music will be a hundred years from now when the coming genera tion shall wake up to its duty Now I want to impress you with the fact that religion is sweetness and perfume and spikenard and saf fron and cinnamon and cassia and frankincense and nit sweet spices together Oh you say I have not looked at it as such I thought it was a nuisance It had for me a repulsion I held my breath as though it were a malodor I have been ap palled at its advance I have said if I have any religion at all I want to have just as little of it as possi ble to get through with Oh what n mistake you make my brother The religion of Christ is a present and everlasting redolescence It coun teracts all trouble Just put it on the stand beside the pillow of sickness It catches in the curtains and per fumes the stifling air It sweetens the cup of bitter medicine and throws a glow on the gloom of the turned lattice It is a balm for the aching sideand a soft bandage for the tem ple stung with pain It lifted Samuel Rutherford into a revelry of spiritual delight while he was in physical ag onies It helped Richard Baxter un til in the midst of such a complica tion of diseases as perhaps no other man ever suffered he wrote The I Saints Everlasting Rest ajvTbit poured light upon John JRuH felf dUJlgeon the light of the smiling gate of the shining city J Have you read of the Taj Mahal in India in some respects the most majestic building on earth 1 TWlntyIII thousand men were 20 years ing it It cost about SIG000000 The walls are of marble inlaid with carnelian from llagdad and turquoise J from Thibet and jasper from the Punjab and amethyst from Persia and i l all manner of precious stones A traveler said that it seemed to him like the shining of the enchanted castle of burnished silver The walls are antI from the of2J5 feet high these springs a dome 30 high that dome containing wonderful echo the world known so that ever and elers standing below with aroundIIdrums and harps arc testing echo and the sounds from strike up and then come were the voices of angels all about the building There is it a garden of tamarind and banyan and palm and all the floral glories of the ransacked earth But that is onlyii a tomb of a dead empress and it iyi tame compared with the grandeursj which God has builded for your livings t 1andI immortal spirit Oh home of the blessed Fotindai tions of gold Arches of victory J t Capstones of praise And a dome iSnj1 which there are echoing and reo echoing the halleluiahs of the ages And around about that mansion is a garden the garden of God and all the springing fountains are the bot tIed tears of the church in the wilderness and all the crimson of the flowers is the deep hue that was caught up from the carnage of earth ly martyrdoms and the fragrance is the prayer o all the saints and the aroma puts into utter forgetfulness the cassia and the spikenard and the frankincense and the worldrenowned spleen which Queen Balkis of Abys sinia flung at the feet of King Solo monWhen shall these eyes thy heaven built walls And pearly gates behold Thy bulwarks with salvation strong And street of shining sold I andllmranoI through the rejection of that Christ who makes Heaven possible J lv6noier if any of us will miss thht spectacle The queen of time south will rise up in judgment against this generation and condemn it because she came from the uttermost parts of the earth to hear the wisdom 01 Solomon and behold a greater than Solomon is here t May God grant that through your own pvi2tical experience you may find that ofbpleasantness and that all her paths are paths ot peace that it is perfume now and perfume forever And there was ah abuudance of spice neither rues there any such spice as the queen of Shela gave Jt King Solomon 4 t 1 f L J Those Lucky Beaton Girl theheatMBut shes from Boston you know Yes I fancied so She scowled horribly JutwayovertheIShe never knows how hot it really is f Expan 2 Why when she takes the thermometer thattltcrmatose condition and by the time she tobarsight Fiftythree she said yesterday as she stared at the thermometer Isnt it thehmananAnd it was actually 91 degrees in the DealertLooked Like It bJohn dear sad the bride after theyhadgot to keeping house with a neverva friendtkiakmiserablehyastonishedhttthandWll they seem to be carryinz out theiidea that misery loves compmrOfPhil adelphia Bulletin justIttlJouropethisdgyou feel it most WifeWell 1 dont exactly know but 1 guess itu my wis- hseueBoston Traveller ln Excellent HeasonWhy do they couplelYcllcheaper thau new ones Philadelphia JJTHEletinIJIARKKTB il Cincinnati Aug 3 CATTLE Common 2 40 3 50 Extra butchers 4 60 5 00 CALVES Extra G 00 G 25 HOGS Select shippers 5 90 5 05 Mixed packers 5 75 n 5 S5 SHEEP Extra r JOLAM US Spring ufj 65 t 5 60- FlOUIt Spring pat 3 SO W 4 10 WHEAT NO 2 red n ts CORN Xo 2 mixed Q is OATSXo 2 mixed lI 37 54izIIAYchPORK Family Til4 75- LARDSteam 5S 5- 5IllIr1lRCh dairy j 11 choice creamery w 22 AJXPLKS New per brl 1 00c 2 75 POTATOES New 2 75 ft 1 od- TOjlACCONewt 9 90 HJ2 50 Old 1000 ctii 75 r f Chlcauo- K4tuiJ Win patent 3 40 7i 3 30 WHEAT No red G9ar Gaffs 03 spring 05 r 07 502OAJTSUVtE No i FI11IjPORKMess 14 20 014 25- LARDSteam S 72 g S 75 j New York FLOOJl Win patent 3 55 eD 3 SO W1IJHAT No 2 red C t 7- 0COCNo 2 mixed ci Wy2 OATS No 2 mixed dti 38 i1OKK LillIDSteam ft 9 Oi Unit I more 1ii1j j Ch e fe G5 1V f 1 ybATSXoCATTLEButchers 5 10 ic 5 40 HOGS Western G G5 iG 75 Lonl vlllc WHEAT No 2 red ti GG- CO11X Mixed a 50 OATS Mixed a tees PORT Mess d14 50 LAUD Steam J S 62Yr- l Indianapolis WHEAT No 2 rod 72 6Gt TORN No 2 mixed fr 54 OATS No 2 mixed j 331 T1hI515 f TABLET THE MEMBER OFFROG SANDWICH ISLANDS of Catarrh of the Stomach by Peruna ttitiCONGJtESS Congress A It w from II I COXII Hon Robert W Wilcox Delegate to Congress from Hawaii and the Sand wich Islands in a recent letter from Washington D C writes l have used Peruna for dyspepsia and I cheerfully give you this testimonial Am satisfied If It Is used properly It will be of great benefit to our people I can conscientiously rec ommend It to anyone who Is suffering with stomach or catarrhal troubles 12 W Wilcox 20000 HARVEST HANDS Inquired to harvest the eater-aCtNtlA The mot theContinentthat the nvcrat r yield or InWesternover thirty busboU to the acre puces rr farm help will be ezcellcntSplendid Ranching Lands art jolntni thu Wheat DelL politeEXUASrL1tupurclmso m prevauliiB price and Ptcllrlt the nd LiteruturoItalesStCotunpbus01 J2y When vlsltlus BuOUlo do not fall to ago the CANADIAN EXHIBIT at tho Pan Antrrtean WET WtATMERMATI1 I rMAD Mf THe MAKERS OF II OWrll r II J7jRBR OltfD nOTllNG NAYS THE MMii POINTS KF EXCELLENCE AND QIVE- COMMETE SATISTACTIIIN All over this country are hundred of people who are suffering from catarrh of the stomach who are vast ing precious time and enduring need less suffering The remedies they try only temporarily palliate the distress but never effect a cure Remedies for dyspepsia have multiplied so rapidly that they are becoming as numerous yetdyspepsiaspite of them all This is due to the fact that the cause of dyspepsia is noC recognized as catarrh If there is a remedy in the whole range of medicinal preparations that is in every particular adapted to dys pepsia that remedy is Peruna This remedy is well nigh invincible in these casesDr Hartman Presfdent of The Hart man Sanitarium Columbus 0 says uIn my large practice and correspondence I have yet to learn of a single case of atonic dyspepsia which has not either been greatly benefited or cured by Peruna No one suffering with catarrh of the stomach or dyspepsia however slight ican be well or happy It is the cause of so many distressing symptoms that it is a most dreaded disease Peruna acts immediately on the seatof thetrouble the inflamed mucous membranes lin ing the stomach and a lasting cure is effectedIf do not derive prompt and satisfactory results from the use of Pe tuna write at once to Dr Hartman giving a full statement of your case and he will be pleased to give you Jiis valuable advice gratisIAddress Dr Hartman President of The Hart man Sanitnrium Columbus 0 I EDUCATIONAL THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAMSr NOTRE DAME INDIANA FULL COURSES in Classics Letters Eco SciencePharmacy trical Engineering Architecture CommercWCoursesRooms Free to all Students who have com pleted the studies required for admission intothe Junior or Senior Year of any of the Collegi ate Courses Rooms to Rent moderate charge to students peelanugforCollegtateCoursesA slasticat state will be received at special rates yeaTfisequipmentsThe1901 CaUIoK +1 ee Art sX S Yl r d7 Sfc SurgerybSmallf = eo CualealCat1YOrucsapplication u S JrxKriiMAN 11 IL nD 13 a Dean 2U1 Wet Court Street Cincinnati Ohio 858 Chartered 19Or LOCUST DUE ACADXY Ideal school forbors w1TarlgrrlIaclflak T a YD ma at Amerllea th Cola lre Kariut ant UiotlU A N KE 1877 WJIEX WKXTIXO TO AI VKKTIMEKS pleasetntq that you saw the Advertise Meat la tills paper THE BLACK DEATH F 1 r r 1 BUBONIC PLAGUE r ASIATIC CHOLERA YELLOW FEVERa- ll begin in the bowels Its the unclean places that breed infectious epidemics and + its the unclean bodyunclean insidethaticatches the disease A person whose stomach and bowels are kept clean and whose liver is lively and blood pure L safe against yellow fever or any other of the dreadful diseases that desolate our beautifulsouthland Some of the cleanest people outside are filthiest inside and they are the ones who not only catch the infection but endanger the lives of all their friends and relatives Theres only one certain wav of kep1ng dean 1ns1de so as to IIprevent dicease and that is to take CASCAPETS Perfect disinfectantt and bowel strengtheners All diseases are y t PREVENTED BY k5 3- O CANDY CATHARTIC J ttJ Cured JOe 25c 50- cALLDRUGGKTS 1 I L r- j 1Yetj I j a I u r 1 a- vc Ibwoe litli1lt t III ti YtfFW i 1 Y q rr- i r- x or I fJ i j f iThe Hickman Couriert r i GEORGE WARREN Publisher HICKMAN KENTUCKY tfJ 1901 AUGUST 1901 f tJ1 xu TD1H UD TIGL m sir 1 23 456 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24f 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 JI t h Mi A + I I CURRENT TOPICS r1 The salmon trust has been incorpor- atedc in Xew Jersey Hefty Green is said to be investing la oil lands at Hartsell Ala Ambassador White expects to leav I Berlin for home in September Out of 16300 islands in the Indian Ocean only 370 are inhabited The population of Northern China Is most completely vegetarian John Alexander Dowie has Vccomc a naturalized American citizen An advance of 2 a ton in the price of steel rails has been agreed upon In certain London hotels wine leni on the tables is the waiters perquisite A dressmakers trust has now been organized and incorporated for 5cO 000 TIle average depth of the Atlantic is 14000 feet of the Tacific 15000I etITKe population of the German Em Aire includes 3000000 who use the Io iishrlanguage Y PnSnces f new pYIsori at Fresnes11 some eight miles from Paris is the r largest in the world A lUtleijjirl named Beatrice who t hetr self from Dallas Tex to New York Mud Is the newest skin beautifier the latest fdd for the improvement tofthe complexion Just common everyday t unromantic dirty mud J1udgtJaky Humphrey who lied n agoathisbomeinllcyntoutth lights Mass was the oldest judge on the bench in There are in circulation in thii country t 2000000 worth of ban notes made from old state bank oi- Jfexv Jersey plates which were su posed to hose been destroyed I Daniels Wells Jr who celebrated rectEJlij 3 kee and is now the only antebellum u congressman living in that city The American Tract society was organized seventysix years ago and since that time it has printed an circulated books tracts and period Seals in 153 languages and dialects queeIn of England will follow the Gusto thtx poor people in the hospitals of London fi flowers and fruits from the roy al gardens When Cardinal Gibbons sat down i a weighing chair at an underground dayita him the least formal of the four En r glishspeaking cardinals The establishment of an American bank in Berlin nnd London is con templated It is believed that this will open the way for American in dustrial undertakings and exports in the countries of the old world t The four states in which there was up prohibition vote cast at last years general election were South Carolina i in which the dispensary system of liquor selling by the state exists Wy I oming Nebraska and Mississippi The late exGov Pingrce of Michi gan subscribed to a clipping bureau and kept alt the printed comment about himself This was kept in a set of scrapbooks which are said to con train 45000 columns of newspaper print 4 Th the pity of Mexico there are 1071 private artesian wells and elev en public ones This number will soon be increased for at the present time man property owners in the neigh F borhood 6f Guerrero are having wells bored its their yards It has been calculated that sofa thing like 1250000000 pints of are imbibed yearly by Londoners and that the teapot necessary to con slll1pedJwould comfortably take in the whole of St Paul cathedral Sweden has the lowest marriage j A rate of Any country The yearly mar Tinge rate is only 13G per 1000 as 1 against 206 prlOOQ in Hungary 1 England the number of rnhrriages is given as 2553i9orat the rate of 16 3 raito having risen swiuily for the past sis years fff Tlic F kllbg or wild hUJte1i01 tCeylon inirgle the pounded fibres of Sort and decayed wood with the hon re ph which they feed when meat is vvbt to bc Obtained The rngineers of the New York t rapid transit commission say they ex colnplefkens 2 p before the end of 1903 ti Kentucky ranks fourth in intern i revenue collections for the recent ils- l l cal year The collections amount je 51s15e6b6 Louisville takes fifth place amoitg the districts with to i 333b2it17039i1- i fft t Ii MtHE SCHLEY INVESTIGATION The Proceeding to Opea Cot Will Probably Not Occmpjr More Than Two 1eek or a mouth Washington Aug 3 The nary department has selected the firm od Smith d Hulse to make the steno graphic report of the proceedings inr the Schley court of inquiry Itt1 now said that the proceedings in open court will probably not occupy n Ole than two weeks ora month at the most rrhis comparatively short tiint is based upon the expectation that il will be necessary to call in a verv few of the persons who in the West Indian naval campaign Officials do not care for repetition f uncoutro verted testimony and lhe feel that few of the naval officers whc were on the fleet really know anything of the motives which movcl the commanders Judge Advocae General Temley leaves Washington I Saturday morning for a months va cation along the St Lawrence Du ing his absence the judge advocate generals office will get in touch with the witnesses whose testimony icle sired so that they all will be read t to appear promptly before the courtt tiwhen wanted- Washington Aug 1Cnpt Jame- Parker the exnaval officer who if noting as Adm Schleys acsistan- counsel Wednesday continued his ex Lamination of the logs of the ship engaged in the Santiago campaign and other official records pertaining thereto He occupied Secretary Longs office adjoining the bureau ol1 navigation Washington Aug 2Thu navy doapartment has refused to accede to Adm Schleys suggestion that th oJLl the precept to the court of inquiry be modified The admiral in his letter challenges that specification whic states as a fact that he disobeyed or tiers and suggested that it be mudi fled The department in its reply de clines to make the suggested modifi cation on the ground that according to the official records Adm Schley himself acknowledged that he had disobeyed orders The diobedicncc of orders was an established fact wheth er unwillingly or willingly Washington Aug 2TIr Adm Kiinbcrly will not be a member of the Schley court of inquiry Ills request to be relieved from the dots on the ground of illhealth has been granted by the navy department and the department is now consider ing the question of his successor It haeg ofliciusannouncement will be withheld nnti hearhfrom It is explained in connect 1iIIiti ihattIlr is the 011iccdr requested the department to re hai1 been assigned CONFESSED HIS CRIME 1+ allodFor the Cruel Murder of Jim Vitnn AlliiH AVlllIuiHM 3Withma bee fore him Charley Bentley a Negro confessed to the murder of Jim Vanii alias Williams white and was hangei eountnr Ala The murderers body was rid tiled with bullets and left hanging 11to the limb of a tree The coroners jury had just rota ed a verdict fixing thercspnsibi1i of the murder on Bentley Membety oi the mob learned of the werdic- end n crowd quicklj gathered found the prisoner and unheeding his plea for mercy hanged him to n tree The murder was committed early in 11 e morning while Yi nn and his wife rnl child were asleep in a camp three miles from Leeds Vanns skull was crushed with a large rock tad M slayer then grabbed Mrs 1lrillim around the throat but she screamed tot help anti the Negro ran into the woods The Shuniroule II Ponta Del Carla Aore islands Au- g3Sir Thomas Liplontisteam yacht Erin which arrived here with it Shamrock II has coaled and kfft here for New York towing the cup challenger A favorable wind was blowing The wr els ex pest to arrive at New York Augiist 11 The Evacuation of IcUInp 1yBerlin Aug 3A dispatch received ahere from Iekinr says the foreign ministers have sanctioned the march ing in of a division of 3000 Chinese regular troops to a camp situa I 25 Ii from Peking about August preparatory to the evacuation of the Chinese capital by the allied troop on August 15 ConvU IB Enonpe InLincoln Neb Aug 3Il1ree con nets escaped from the state peniten tiary and have not been capturedi They arc Pajet for hocscstenlinr Adair burglary and Dendy Bratter larceny win Destroy Their IIomc London Aug SThe military ad ministration in South Africa has de termined to concentrate into camp natives who are artside of the risohed towns destroying their Erna edamt mealies so as to shut off thu source of food to the Doers Smallpox hospital al1eir York Aug 5A movement ii stnal1poxltospitd afipcaranceof cold weather bearenitraloiesIdllPox J ir THE RECORD LOWRED The Champion Trotter Made a MileI oIjAm Soon nn Crcnccnn lnMKetl the AVIr j the Crowd Bushed Onto the Truck to Greet the Voa derfiil ncerlif Columbus 0 Aug 3Cresceit addstdi more laurels to his fame by Jrotting halfdaI second his weekold record of 20tJ hattwas trotted in 59aathe first tint that the distance has beencovercdi in less than one minute by n Jrott r The time by quarters was 20va 50 i 1 304 and 20214 Only n stilt wind blowing directly up the stretch kept him from stepping faster than 202 i rsore than 12000 people journeyed toI the driving park attracted toiset the greatest trotter ever foaled ia action Tim Murnen his trainer a DatnI Laho waited at the half ntil pole to tulle him on from there to tlieteham nodded for the wOrd bu antI he pulled up at the first turn to try it again Down to the wire h rushed the runner two lengths behind an I this time it was a go Game facing the breeze the champion started onI hiss journey mowing with apparent 1case find nt his greatest spied TheI runner caught him at the quarter nd a sigh went up from the bivrith I l a upequarter a secon less than 30 Now the wiiid was at his back ana reuli ing the advantage Ketcham kept him lwl1iwas passed 5IL seconds a never before attained and fiereth second runner caught him tip lni the fur turn and around it the grint scullion thundered his mighty inns eles lord machinelike stride carrying him as if on wings The threequarter pole wnavachcd und passed in the wonderful time ol 13UrThen came the great trial for as Cresceus turned into he stretch the bitter wind beat him ic the face and held him back by tore For a fraction of a second he seemed rlto falter but his drivers voice two E in his ears and on he came witti that indomitable courage which iiiilici hint what he is he plunged on towirc the finish with xinweakenedt Itridc- rind in spite of weariness and the buf feting of the breeze finished nude the wire a winner against timerBt rt Creysccurs i s would have been a second faster 11 was the most wonderful niilejl ewet iEns sO t i the horse hadpnssedftliewTrAjrnu crowd rushed on the track toreel the champion and a huge wreath ol flowers was hung around his jteel Mr Ketcham owner and driver was carded to the judges stand aw tall1 ed on for a speech In a few words h expressed his appreciation of tlib in terest taken in the attempt his trust in Ohio horses and his confidence in his own great trotter Cresceus wu not unduly fatigued by his efforts an 1 ihalf an hour later seemed ready foi another mile CANADAS CUP The Cadllliic Oltlclnlly Selected to CatradinnrnChallciiKcr Invader tyChicago Aug 3 Cadillacfof Detroit has been officially selected tc defend the Canadas cup against the Canadian challenger Invader The decision was reached by the judges after trio Cadillac had woiijanothci JjulcebC1tin11 minutes it milnin length with the wind blowing 25 miles from the north andWort east VjThe first race between the Intad I and Cadillac will be sailed August 1 weather permitting 1 EXECUTIONyF JnnteH Ivirhy tiiid Ituhert Lee limited lluedcrSiTofj l- S Jtlarge crowd assembled at the jail yard Frii day morning to witness the execution of lames Kirby and llobert Lee who1 were condemned to die for the murder of Julius Kskew last May Lee was found guilty of being an aces s sory in the crime On the Allows he innocentKirbysfan while Lee struggled for life for nlioul anhgullion Lumber Burned M St Louis lug 3Itirc in the yafds of the hat cltclcr Lumber co iiJrid ay fitiiOOOOTwo UteattCliarautiiio AHinHt Cattle Springfield Ill Aug 1Llib state hoard of live stock con riiSIioncr estnhlishfd quarantae ngalnf I cattle rinfromg ij lisiv dogs 21 cattle have died anti sijSutcher contracted the disease sal dfccl5 Old Time IHIJRJ xsaaeis1I4 Aug 3Thos lay 10M time actor was cotiimitt he Rochester ra1kQ1Ut Q1 If constariJlipul4 SuhJjjJ tin with bloodhounds L Y- l t INTO AK OPEN SWITCH Crnetlou Car Collided With 11 BIt Four Freight Train Tireuty- Fve 1euiile Injured Springfield 0 Aug 3h traction car on the D S d U ran into an open switch at DonncllsvSlle crashing ito a Big Four freight train and in Ulaydieonce in two weeks A tracton cur passed safely 40 minutes before and gaudslocked open proving that foul play was the cause- Following is a list of the injured IE L Linduwood motorman badly withfCeD Brandon conductor hurt about the chest and both limbs sprained Miss Blanche Gallehue headcut George Conrad both legs broken Mips Zchna Turner bruised about the head leisbrokenmay die C E Brangon Pleasant lUll 0 leg broken collar bone nro 1ken and serious internal injaries may die Mrs HenrY Lcuty both limba Kpraiued and injured about the chest andtfacedA tilJer cut about the face Mis s Ma Hartman lip and cheek cut open 0Islightly about head and face Spmuel Clover colored Salem arm lrtbroken Miss Loretta Sullivan In diMmpolis leg hurt Miss Ward In dianapolis leg broken and face lac erated John Fogarty left leg sprain ed and bruised about the hip Mrs Hobert Cochran face and shoulders cut Mrs Charles Bigler bruised slightly about the body Elinor Plage Plagemuticleg places tend readGROWN UP IN A NIGHT rown of 10000 People to He Known a Lawton KMiibllnhcd Out aide of Ft Sill Limit Fort Sill O T Aug 3A town of 10000 people to be known as Law ton has grown np just outside the Fort Sill limits within a night Following the close of the land lottery at El Iveno thousands of homcseekers who drew blanks start ed for the three points picked out by the federal government for town sites an the new country namely Aml art Hobart and Lawton A majorityof the people favored Lawton which is 25 miles in land and now thousands are camped in and about the proposed town site awaiting the sale of lots on August 6 artllrendy fynwtonsliaa400 t mporari busyness houses including a grocery firm and a newspaper and three streets have been laid out A na tional bank has been projected Every form of gambling known on apwitetious descriptions and to add to thee picturesque scene n thousand Co manche Indians haws pitched their tents nearby KRUGER INTERVIEWED lie Denies the Crueltlen Charged Asalimt the llocrx In Lord Kitchener Hcport Paris Aug IThe Figaro publish es a long interview Saturday with Mr Kruger After denying the cruelties charged against the Boers in Lord Kitcheners s report Mr Kruger de clares that the atrocities of the con centration camps were 20 times worse than had been stated by Miss Hob house in Great Britain and that when fully kvown they would cause the uiworld to shudder with horror and move the nations to intervene libertyatcontinued Mr Kruger and when it armshGreat Britain knows our conditions It is not for me to repeat them Wa 0trill newer renounce our flag and we can not accept any protectorate I tim convinced that the hour will come when Great Britain will grant what is our right Moreover I am confident that God is with us and willnot abandon us Murderer Executed San Antonio Tex Aug 3Tohn Rochn was hanged in the county iul fur the murder of John Grimsinger about a year ago Mocha was an aged Mexican servant of the Grimsinger family and was deeply devoted to Mrs Grimsinger She lived unhappily with her husband and induced the alt Mexican to kill him while he slept Mrs Grimsinger is serving a life swi tence for the crime Hanged By a Mob Smithville Tenn Aug 3 Charley Davis who was charged with criminal assault on Misss Kate lines was taken from the court house by a mob of about 25 friends and relatives of the young lady and hanged about a quarter of a toile from town Wants Warship for Yorlc Montreal Aug 3United States Consul General Bittinger wrote the Washington authorities asking that the United States send a warship to join the representativen of prance and Germany in the weicome to the duke of York Manitoba Wlient Yield HughedMcKellar deputy minister of agricul 1tore estimates the yield of wheat in Manitoba and the northwest terri tory for this yearat from 55000900 U JI lJQ COO htdI WbyShe Was Pemalve You say she murmured as she watched the moonlight ei the sea that I I am an angel Ye She was silent for a longtime sickishlywas+ vifairy sot us and the cream is sour and you have workinghardI rightawaybusinesslike tsume Take overWashingtonBia Jdtoi t s K Progress nncktrard KanterhasrrsBordenHow do you mean maam inquired theoo chambermaidlie rackthesenightsNoyoud ought to see how muddy his sheets are Philadelphia Press neRO un Objection doininNora Courting me mum Then hell have to stop Ill not let you kitchenPhiladelphia youdevotegood an appetite Cleveland Plain Dealer Engaging Frankness 1i1lieShe told him everything Tillie What 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