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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r d J j Iir u rc J vs f t r i4 lJI i4 4 J r w 4s c tiJ 71+ s- r V- q Jt of d33F y I b3 i I i t iIL ifri HTEJJ Ii1gClIr i iIr COyRIERs J J 4itk jf OLDEST NEWSPAPEP R ENTYCKY L ESTABLISHED 1859 fHI IMAN r 28FI I h 1Il t- rt It t I gg- a V f 0 F r t I FyR Y SULDIERS STONED Three Attacks Were Hnde by a vBandof 3fen in Ambusfi at Shenandoah Pa EIGHTH REGIMENTI CAllED TO ARl j A Double Guard Supplies With Hall Cartridge Surrounds the Camp With Instructions to Shoot A LIthunlan Is Under Arrest In the Guard House and the Provost Marshal Is on the Trail of Othersa Shenandoah Pa Aug 4 Tho en tire 8th armsdurmg ofhreemen in ambush who throw stones at tba I troops now In camp on the t outside of the town These attaclt8t are becoming so frequent that Brieff Gen Gobin has decided to adopt stern 1 measures to end them Sunday night a double guard supplied with ballI andfe J stonetinowing j stillinvestigate Ij namedWilliami and is confined in the guard tout and the provost marshal is on the trail of others It is not known how man were in the crowd hut the officers of the 8th regiment beliove the number er to have been more than a doontJ ColTheodore1045 oclock Saturday night Pri sentryduty 1 1hanoythe12thltdh men to called the corporal of the guard but before the latter could respond a shower of J werethrownJne himtown i gun Immodiatelyjumped the air As he did so the men ru- natxlttt r rn avers strangers ne u t tug J n idlieeri stationed some distance from J the camp heard the shots and one of the pickets captured Stoppanitz as he came running down the road The others escaped8uThe noise of the firing and the bu gle call to arms stirred up the Mil regiment and the governors troop if and cavalry which is located close to the 0 Col Clement of theIntit regiment dog1 12th regiment sent out detachments to Invcstiftite the trouble as did also tell Capt Ott in command of the cavalry The 8th regiment Col Hoffman said was under arms and ready for action- In three minutes Another thorough investigation was made without result and then the command after standing fin formation for 30 minutes was call jrs ed to quarters and not again dis turbed V REMARKABLE ORDEAL I 1 nil The Rope Broke and George Robinson Was Hanged the Second Time Richmond Va Aug 2At Wise Court House in the presence of a thousand people George Robinson colored was hanged for the murder of mother Negro On the first drop the rope broke Robinson was brought up the steps 1 the outside of the scaffold to be hang ed the second time and had to wait until the sheriff went to a store to se cure another rope He was conscious throughout the whole of this remarkable ordeal and did not show the faintest t 1 sign of collapse DEATH BED CONFESSION J An Iowa Man Owns Up to a Murder For Which Another Is In Prison Denver Col Aug 5On his death bed William Thompson of Vllas Ha ca county has confessed that he killed 13 and thathis son Benjamin aged Zeb Nicholson who was convicted of and is serv having murdered the boy ing a sentence of ten to twenty entirely Inno isin the penitentiary cent A petition for Nicholsons pardon was filed with the state board of pardons Monday One Thousandth Anniversary Berlin Aug 5The quaint old Wur temburg city of Ravensburg has cele brated the 1000th anniversary of its founding by a liistory procession representing the successive centuries The king and queen of Wurtemburg attended the ceremonies Hot Winds In Kansas Kansas City Mo Aug41nt011sQ heat prevailed In thIs part of the southwest Sunday the temperature averaging near the 100 point with hot of Kansas thatt Caused- lDore Winds In parts or less damage to crops I ffMUROERSI IHIS WIFE IX OUil NRlGIIEOR COUNTY BALLARD The authorities at Wick lifib have arrested one 111 as Edwards white ttCCI of the brutal murder of 1 ISwIfe near that place Sun night The womans lot 1y was found lying across tlu 1 0 Shehadto deathas linger marksl were plainlyI visible on hor throat and her held and fa I bruisedEd1 S I Nashville Tenn as his home dike the ullfortilnttt- won z lead been traveling across West Kentucky a I r 11oJtramps seen 1Ufir elite g violently awlf I a fighting on several occasions in this section Sunday night it was SLJp posed after a quarrelI 1 that er ISdwHrds choked and 1IwiattI his wife to loath i id titer wards placedI the body on the iof rails to 1 be mangled by tinIl i enrly train thus hiding the J awful crime A trackwalk ed jin found the body before the had IHlsspdand1 word klate J was soon jailed TIlt evi knee is regarded1t strong against the accused1 11vIto dr will sbon have to answer foron the horrible deedI ITo dv with liltS to talk Kdwnr ls 1 t tillIlittrHtL lence Ii IPL 0 c tW 1tber DQ lW1iiE MAD UUO 1 the oft Fulton ent There YH quite an exciting limp night in iront of Hunts to drupe shire at MsuhVld While were everything was quit and serene can a large crown of men thitting In front of the store a bid Iblack er cairn along the aidiwalh and in n fit biti K andsnapping fitan every thnig in it reach Itisuni ntcpssarv U tatr there was a stim pedo n nvin the a uwd and tucv J way HCiulilv idjnuruod After John 1 r u hadt jump dI over a show siI i hit MeNntt and 11wo bar ixl cltmed to the toevtfr rono t Jlycrj ciictnent was iput toI end b gder Finis Webb kill ing bullet1ethrough iti head as A HEAVYWEIGHT PREACHER Probably the must corpulent preacher hrthe state is rtHey Joel U Watson a Mith odist ministeri rt sldingat Bummer RhndpoIIt ha weighed over 500 pounds but at jircsent he is some lwharf in flesh and lpoundsbHe has circuitaand is a very popular minis1- 3cr His wife weighs los than 100 pounds find the eouitle havo fused many offers from musoum nnu- itlgers0111 nchesttn Suni rscValuable Farm for Sale The farm known ns the Dr N J Davis place about 173 acres and boo tweon 150 tud 160 nerves seemed dwelling houses good well and rl1As 3ini1nc CNfD HiCkman on State road- netr N CSt L Railroad and half tulle friin Dodds Switch TIn OP SALE CASIt Possession given in timo fosow wheat this full This place will bo offered for sole to the burliest bidder at the Oourt House in llickrngp on ilouday Sept int 1902 at 2 p A Persnu desiring to MO J the place can cauWtu undirsiRno J at his farm tii1rtH proivrty advertised L J SEAL Admin NJ DAVIS Decdc 1 UbeCARSRUNNII l h Everything is at a Standstill Ij flthe I ric1 tisway at Ashland Ky i CATLETTSBURG ASKS FOR TROOP Tho Union Men at Ironton 00 Operate Oars on Schedule Time Accord tltoAjrrccinent ver Th Is Strong EvIdence tlHowRenewal of the Strike In Sympa thy With the Huntington and r Ashland Strikers 1neIronton 0 slInosQ1 morn ing and it only took seven hours on Ute Iroaton upthey a opposing union labor organization in a com oiunity which has 14 distinct labor or ganiwilioua Huntington W Va Aug 4TheulI throughout100i and oth towns through which the lines of l the Camden runsthe1 I I motormen and conductors which Btfinj I 1 conductorInKentucky obels1 the order but every man quit work J Ohio towns through which the Hue rune Thu lines here were blockaded with friends of union labor and the 5 city authorities seemed powerless or rather made orderourthe 1l tcGovf conductor and passengers have been 1 btI nonunion laborII t iAshlandcar running rd rstateIII cityhereno shouts aubundaneeattemptsa lri N hn Jlaret cars until tiTe tftice i tlCc By order of committee President Graham of the Camden lsystem says We are not opposed any union The men discharged turned off for cause which they U learn on application to us No dis crimination has been or wiu be made our treatment of employes wheth union or not g The road is blocked between here Catlettsburg with cross ties O Huntington W Va Aug 6Tito- ay has been a quiet one with theII striker on the Camden Interstate rafl t1 There has been no violence throughout the day notwithstanding K cars have been operated regularly 1J it11 nonunion men Practically no patronizes the cars No effort seemingly is being made to effect a settlement of Ute strike CatlotUburg Ky Aug 5Superln tendent Gathrlght of the Camden Railway Co Monday night asked GOT Beckham to send troops here at once the property of the company was in danger of being destroyed Sheriff Haney also telegraphed the governor saying that the civil author ties wore unable to cope with the strikers and asked that state troops bo sent hero at once The governor stated that he would take no action until he had sent a representative hereto Investigate- S The sheriff was busy Monday night swearing in deputies Ironton 0 Aug 5Mondays attj ration in the street railway strike waft without incident on the Ironton dtvia ion the union men operating the cars on schedule time In accordance with ui agreement reached at a conference concluded early Monday morning but Monday nlgbihere was strong evi denco of a renewal of the strike In sympathy with tho men on tne Hunt ingtou and Ashland divisions It was confltVsntly expected that the agree ment reached here Sunday night while between the company and the employes of this division only would be the basis of a settlement all along the line Yet tho strike In the I+ en- tucky and West Virginia towns trav erred by tho line is still on the com pany refusing to both recognize thou union and reinstate discharged mon a result of visits betwerln commIt- tees Monday it Is said to be definitely decided that the Ironton men again go out unless the company makes terms with other divisions by 11 oclock Monday night Late Monday evening nil was mi tot at Ashland where no cars have been run since early Monday afternoon ut crowds throng the tracks on the l for any movement of ears Cars running at long Intervals at Catlatt burg and Huntingtoh but while t men are hooted atfnQ s r1owdl banco had oecurredujIg slate b ur 1 lv1- t 3is qi RT DUSTY ERTHE Cl 4 rrION9 01 t trilE I tITD1 1 S SSIPJL Every aria Incs ltocrnt ling viW1 tal j S hnle country said a an JJoJs oa the ri Ca great death tl UVaont bQ1t re it put s1iritr Zrysodto timoandutako a 11 r- ff trlVor fowyun4lrod thtughittrmittu at no f tdyetiougli to ua3yion the 0111e1 n fad elcr hatlrttry- t ex I I tr reading or1VfltV my uii i lfovapattout the churchI I du j ttnd from tJto ftNiOrlp ius afti llicaJlllu fuclinel + lfr1it tJn depc dtitlnttwitht- he but tISSJGSrJlI The water with ofVChuitel With flue par aiveus IttiCionaii4I WllQa tin4trrfaee cueept- it life ohli Th1 strtath lQtts the eurrfui rind- crew 7 1 i orary poisft It is thin cQl WiKfifecli forum its uninongtf iicjT Dit f lOVttOtmalioea R O f 10rb injirfe d i wt to the re4stanee ellIe V t I Itiio onrraitt of the rNorJ un H KMfi hedVicr pur ticks of the yicft mit i ulasc forutation + Thu i 1 vf hartIf 0 and IL Uiii tinklefarm a sort o- rt f 3 phioltri ls Wafttrd here and th to Ylfius w1iiel1 suttee th0 sir hat hanrda great e the wlon that this dug titer Iifrom tho sandbars and in IgtafwltO is nothing titilhexplain saUzfactoril t Mttlutg elf dust In t hmuI lieu o9yI she V isaissinni It Mow v hetVsettles on the 1 dallelI I mou th ttlrrtiu s of the Lat fu- ryj d tor dug tvd1hti slay filHl in au ordinary roatl There iis thisIv jy season Illsi Iir thpt it is DOfifcibly noto dirv rd gtIfns a greater cohesive pow r r I to the thing it fth ou tatters tO ticeuncc iiuith is fledie i ridi ao- j 1T t nUffmn mIu et kw Pts Iivst starve in tiari4 It ovcill noilli drug sto- t reroust rlE1HU t1DflED YEARSOF TROU K o t 11ii1 will be surprised to h- tttbr ors o at present worn Ly 1 the umlejKirtiau of humanity litv jj-just j tid Utclr centenuo but Itch ocd 1 Lyiidon Fa hjdn such iis nn tlj the Cast They cime ui on uKt tit the high liviny prrvuleut ht mired ye M ago Thinf prod need a dt oi rout who w twinge the I ittingcatuulc ill use at that IJ9 is ado unlnvinible Ileac tho j VU6n of the wider form of aruicut Ttrhffiy on became popular and WIt6acbtR by IUUMV royal personjiges at fidEud uhiiMd Among the dandies I perlotl however tiie ntw style bellwaaorgurdrd with contempt and ttllouIAltwiA waa at its htight RS a fa nblqnoeoit he great Duke of Wellhig- vato oucy refused admission because 1 oegntsw himself is t rousrttinsr- ltj cud of for tuaf time orUiodux utHliqr rffiyents Si far has their sway now fMidndt tiiat thethlreateil ttisupplaul jt l eHcott ish kilt i ChnnlberhttonIts ejng ali rttinaVtarp stomach and regulate the T1U And hovels elTucting n quick nod perfimiiont cure For sale by Oow gill OowjstU iMOUNTAIN OF SALT- Prolnibly I o 0one of the greatest natural cnnodliea in the world whose + xisteoc 1 isbutlHile known is the great blounljj tainoteult luuatMl ai Conlcua Spin liithtfoothilkof this Pyrenees This marvol stands in a +lrt ary and s siblnrcgimt off the highway of URwi and is only reaobeil l y a drive of well t flveimles in a mule cart ArjBcont party of f niMUifs visited thisgiant silt mount u and repo- interostieg troll sdjoao facts regarding lidsatuii The mountain la severalltItins n IILainII s ltnhJfawua quantity of salt is made ulore larenUy by the foot that the bordarof country of Prtnce consumes 700000 IiuI monntuin alonen yeir so that this furnish Franco with enough suit rtltOretJUl 700 years luiuutaiu is ou private land and j ly worked lo a limited extent f 1Bf C 1 cri1iu ivliet begin is the statrnem 4 ofit truth But to accept afinalityisy NEW Wliere tl atc is the of 1e ion there is life forastanding alveHisement of Cwlll still3s inlthiur rorelrlelllbfourereed InSdrcmra ff the future Loicr lUt creed not substitute for yours as ono which combined IiIiJmight possibly 1 TOUTS I both a broader YIStS a more abundant I F t 4tIKeeps huroli Qe lYi111ilSiat elERj It tNoic d In farm i uriJl1ent it will lw nji tyiocrticNo dog i win be allowd to flf selii for religion Religion fuo1 free work O The church of the future socmi1taT It is Ivld ousnyC01l5C1ellCH we should evt our bread J lrothelcS 4 J J iv Tlw church ot the futup nbd t assert mans rigliVtCT von hore It iniist touch THE to have faith inn Orea 1 who has made thingsItfaith that the humanityi are due potato1 blunders but tQfflntns CloltnltlllcTh church of the futu mut lavc faith in I tint lu v mid rather do Lihu n 1vriI njx faiih that tl s 11t 1 1 rr er H enlistI mea in theliory1 J i crusade fur econoniclibert hearts with zialtnSfilingNleir 11c good luacling iujtr rFpubethat is tolnl by the s viys of justice rind pcact Th Pilgrim for August tIJr lust IOOk at llor Vhenoo cwno that SprifUitiy atop faultlow skin ndlt iHy uoui pl0a ton smiling face She looks gooO fells Sitegooduses Dr ortryI sans active alsotin ool no no chance for blues tthem yourself Only 2T at Gowne Cowgills HEALTH aid PLEASUTV wsorts VlJt II i1 7I tI1lValrutaftt Illinois oa tJie Central3 Uno of llns aiis rhoVlcOMaQ fu Mississippi g VALLEY HUr ROAD Cnstahgn Springs Allisons Wells + Wells r- ih Ctalabl 4 Urowus ed health and pleasure rtworts with I uiodiciunl waters as a feature and hayf hotel accomodations They lo L ouuthgaons to the of Ianted on or the Illinois Central and Yazoo and it Misaissippi Valley Railroads IS THE UPLAND REGION OF MISSISSIPPII 1 freeSendof an illustrated book describingcopy them till Iu addition Hardin Spri GrayHOU Sprints Dawson Springs Ce rtilwm Springs and CriKcuden Springs ln 1I T91tlEwrqtKTm- atef j Cronl Springs and Dixon Springs in 1 sQUTHJSRH ILL resorts concerning whichslnuluri are tan illustrated book has bepnl issued t which can bo hRd froo on application 1 W the undersigned H Hanson G P A thoA IU11 ROhicaRO 111 Watch Fora Chill However slight at this time of year and In this climate it is the forerunner utAlarin A dispositIon to yasubel j 5in till tired out feeling oven 1 fore the chill llerbine by its p mpt stialnlatneaetiot ou the liver drives germs out of the system the DlaKfinl puruti c blood tones np tho system fcVand r 1bS Ell n V Book taro SpletiJul SeleeticmV T f BOOKSC 3TATONERYNOTIONS v und see our Stock Ever up to date MARY BERENDES Co HN RINGWOOD hal QQQi DehlhMalfl s slaai folHictau all kinds of Groceries and f Family Supplies ECGGIlICIvENS A SPECTVLTY j Good Delivered PV V Ort rcleph Jo J EEAKEBr Ge11e4ta G1QiCet Powoll Mack Clinton St having purchaaed Ute pro+ rs ltI C Bondurant would beleased n goodyba7oChoice l3arrsine SIBSW I T 8r THEM AALL Hwaiallys Candies Eeigers r i FORNIA ILtS FQly SALErTOYOl ll tOt 3 gl11 GJ i r113A1ttERraHO P It t i J T1 iiy old customers We are tire Kt uy Nobody will appreciate you patronage or ttle more pleasure reIiabf tw pleaso ju than wo old e- lit barbeisUU OAtDWEtL nploWILLOnoWErr S lIC DlVIDs N- Deritistg IOK rANt KENTUCKY Q OEco over Oowgill Otilha Urns Storb- Mtd c z lfioi + iHtM M Mo t Building t= i- l Material I imoROUGH AND DRESSED LUMI ri BEt i Ix4xDOom nod Windows Shingles Sea- ultd tLimeslut Cemeut iBuilders Hardware 4 Paints Oils etca tare Lines ESTIMATESl 4w CHEERFULLY 4- FURNISBEI i 1PEED STUFFS = x 41 HayOntq Corn Bran etc eta 4+ i t I1QSixl P b W S ElliSON iT d f rf4t r+Mofoot COURIER JOURNAL TIMES A WEEK 2 ft104 TIMES A YEAR The TYICElWEEK COURIEIL JUUltXAListho est paper published in the United States for Democrats aW for all readers It is the equal of manl Dailies and the superior of aU other Semi Weeklies HENRY WArER= SON EditorVTho Wednesday tssuo is devoted torn NEWS MATTERS the Saturday issue to THE HOME Sample COpIes sent Address free on application COURTR JOGR AL COMPANY Louisville Ky c t rt VVVVVVVVV IIIETVVV W1f t S- w l i I v j L r 1rE9 Th JIi- f I s oL j rii- ii f 1f iI 1i I I f i i t t i ir r I f i i t tI A- tl f I l hl f ry t 3i 3t t f It t It I t h 4S I r H THE HICKMAN COURIER fW GEORGEl WARREN Editor jv jflIOKAlAN Et AUG 8 1802 t Real Estate Sales MreJnlian Choat has bought the Dr SfJamesHubbard residence payihc theref for 2400lSIr Luther WatSon has Unehtfthe A hweJori Ytt 1r Drought Broken MTheongpr valhng drouth was broken To nightAmost gracions rain It was northmany I r dolrofthewillbeoornisredemption j tftTracoy Killed furry Tracey the notorious outlaw who penitentiary wns tit lust found and surrounded in u farmyard near Fellows Washington CO miles lUotherdesperate whoutfieldThis wn the liefoughtadozenpursuitbeganencounttrBl titDanger of Fires Be careful as to fires in your cook rooms flues engine room onjoinupon every inmate of your family employees and all temporttrily at the mercy ot tits flames should a fire occtfJ The Authorities are doing all1 in their power bnt nevertheless we are without protection Some may say what they please but II ickutan water =works on occasion of tire byve more than paid their tremendous cost in thetu luprotection and saving of property mode allf4tin 4 OUR COUNTY ROADS they K where Improvements Being Now Agitat solves ed wordUnusualnt of future our county roads iis being now agi in midsummer toinroads are bad wards and sometimes subscrtheare very good Jl everywhere the agitation sub nrtit a Iii Tniton county roads are fur worse than those of our from noighbor counties in Tennessee or Ken Contracting tucky Our honorable County Judge cnbie comKearbyhas so proven himself as to county road issues improvements but lie has been handi August capped by conditions and lack of an thority A stranger who docs not know the lino dividing Tennessee and Ken For tucks can tell Tennessee by the im in tho J proved roads and this Is frequently commented upon The contrast more noticeable when a Fulton county Padncahman goes into the county of Ballard Carlisle In these counties the J are worked under the contract system dosed I not expensivei but simply throwin dirt to the center and ditching on aides And what is more the peopleI of b these counties could not be induced toLouis return 10 the old system so much have they beuefitted in the value of 1 landd and the carrying of farm products toJ REFUSmarketI The law wo understand oath the county magistrates of any county in Kentucky to establish the con system of working the count road to give Bspccific directions as to how the says that roads shall be worked Why can Fulton county magistrates act in this Guards matter and at least put us on 1 mornigroundsis unmistakable that the interest o people of this county is increasing 1 outbyproper oncompany that side is arrayed the live active toprogressiveIY enforcecant our magistrates tJaor Carlisle and investigate for themselves guardhoused Upontous early ac tion that n the troops t i tuecesary IILevee Contract Boys choiceI building a porti Tiptouville levee com mencing at Hickman was awarded in Memphis on Wednesdn COLUworkI as the cou tractor can get his outfit on the appasJanuaryThecompleted is t ernpticideastood1 i and iiuibyj HIgovcl11mentfor the building of this levee Iup 1 pears that such is 1 ARherCommij the government would aid this 11their jc i I J= i i l 4 ff- r I 1 I I n Look r ok I IW rff1 VIE HAVE TH E4i1tl ll Hjj Pifl A1- w Lt I tJ 1h F WilIIHilE ctAEl c j1nd her Itjj FENCE i w F1 111 laD L vy I t J 41fII 9 i t 11 1 4 a ut r i UIr rtu c lliliti I L t 1 I ntai trfmI bn I f I J tsCJfI J1 i I j J iInt I I i J I ttteo IUI I IJ I t I u c I 1 oj rs S ilto s 111I I pig x sszn+ eatt+w ra r u I ef f t 1 WERY lR30 OF AMERICAN FE GUARANTEED by the manufacture CaJ and gee it Can show how wifeyou it you money auH fence lour fields so they will stay fenced fll It Ia This stoek to iNt Ute tutu fence IiO furmally euid by M n Sba We iutetM1l to keepNought of DnafIo Farm 1oIIo Ifarunss We aiHo have Wend well tuleetnd Bate ett r W S HENDERSOidcO t 1 1Samoullt ol 200000 but CuugruMti no specific appropriation It i the discretion of the River Commission und the Commission assert that will not make allotments rxcept the local people are helping them othertot they will use the present and government appropriations on helpingkmoney helping and the conditions ofII iptions are not collectable IIrII Hickman was let to the Memphis Company nt1240 per yard P McCaddon is tho head pany and says ho will corn the work the latter part of yS1U choice of any l250 or 1000 Suit house ELLISONS AGflOUNDiAug tCapt Kogar su Tennesseeidshope of getting the new City of Cottonwoodg thetheruchsltoSt on toCI1 furnished REFUSED TO DRILL D TO EAT SPOILED MEAT PRISOXes totractKysthe members of Company I StatllIewho orb holding their annual uuttiuineding and refused to drill de tofwithdaythe insisted the soldiers obey the fall in but being unable to their commads were obliged to refractory soldiers in the investigation it was found portion of the meat intended for was spoiled and it was found to obtain n fresh supply US oJ of oronSome were 8ia0 ELLISONS = MBUS BOY AT PELEE reciate Roy Stouts rlIIombJ Th Tarabeing 1 6000 The on ono of the United States in n letter to his father 6e- wing description of it Colnot I ing A captured Boo her and S it 1CO spendlovesvacationwere t I co = r Ua4IiljJ1fWL = = At COST = = i t tt t ly Rntiro Stock of r- uUVVUU s UB- t AND tt t Mies f5Ifirt Waists Iri atiI P Cost For Cash We mean all we say and this wHIi Give Every Customerr a Chance 1 rro GET soirI Good Bargainsi DO H C AMBERG 4t8l FIRE AT OBION Ubion Tenn was again visited bafire Tuesday night e total low will amount to aboutwith practically no insuranceblaze originated recantenceMrsJordanbeen occupied for sumo time withasFeelruns high andif the culprit isn lynching may follow The redlaICnightandAU the ownerunableon them St Gy CULLOM OR ROOSEVELT Senator Cullom says that Illinois is for Roosevelt for Presdent in 1DOJ Jie declares I shall bo much surprised ifi he is not unanimously rcnominated byo- uvonna the next Republican National C tion President Roosevelfs ren tion acclamation isby practically a cer tainty As to the Ohio man he says wouldtakeate and gets along well there without overtaxing his health f 4 iMriJ11 n IIIron Beds at Little Prices I I II a I tockButtoduringl handoffer aroSUluert1 1 quotedreally 3 Full sized Beds fi Otl 250 to 750 a STEPHENS SMITH j A JPQ r j U iS IrJ I sr CREDIT to CASH Ii w Ms4cMAT Notice iis lhoivby given thnt on anti aftoiv the iwirinir nf smt 1 OHO MMift iimoF Rico111 1i1 ouy and soil for cash I IHaYing tile and fig ured tho discounts interest had debts tint forgotten charges we t find we can save our friends and 1patrons money by the cnshsystc i This will be llkour other iromises filledl to the letter Respectfully J t RICE NAYLOR r J CLOSING OUT SALE II I I have decidedi to close ofTfLttsandNotions I traveling bags at undII I BELOW COST == 1 L D1 SIMMONS BUCHANANS CORNERI Rendevery ttadr in tJlis jfyf1u S For choice of any 12 50 or 31000 Suit In the house EDLISONS ItXxnecessary to lose sleep ini shaping the issue for the next Presidetttial Campaign They shaping r themselveswithconsiderable rapid rI r 4 b t s i i t t f II- ii 1- f 1 5 tf i ti i ti t 5 ii r 1 i i x ia 1u k- L a- r 6- t i t I tit Ii i b 1a f I4r J tt r i BEKEh 1fiI THERE Gen Thomas E Moss and James Cmpbell oppose beIngr Judg InPaducah District One thing to be said for GroverCleveland is that roplanybodyring outally on general principles The Cumberland Telephone Kentuckywhich system dncah JSayfi oldDouretc pnylag therofor 80000 itIis said Tho WOrld hair at St Loa is islO I bodedicatod iii the Palace of Liberal IArts on thei 80thor withpageantryrhopeoted ox mindupsomethiia ICongressman Johnbeenattorney for thoIllinois Central railroad In this s It is thought that this nWheelerherepresenttrill1is occupy loonlpolitics At1VhileliltJ 1uadergoiubprocessread DritlJ J some to1iiwcent patifordfinCity Convention fur There is in the Couriers curio win bdowfarthing I cal daysLord detheit has om the Caesarstlit last Oaesar is plain but whether gain gnstns or Julius isnot clearly I leiter eight1 ble The coin was found In an Tudinn IherImound near Hiclu Jan entirely Mtnillarge number rcases and repofrompncltheOoutbreak 11 farmerthere1 throughout1 1 the archipelagoI fnruished 21408 cases and l G 1O0mberDeaths l Oo from There is u little girl living 110 tonstHickman who usedJg rtWitlia tiu O 11iIand she j3o nOt sprat as they pass by maliell and this is the reason she gave to a culture welittlespeak no more Ill tell yer First plaint she took to wearin bloomers tseatall rightthen she sported a dog au a walkin stickl could stand them when she took to cigaroots an- a blowlu smoke through her nostrumsi seed aruakin1 her face look like a locomo tiouingine that settled it an we as strangers It is interesting these days to delegatalong QsightjI contaju the funny things that go to make n kindsthehavewhonew or such resorts With what Napoleonict mentstrategyaowlandscapemade tenance he approaches each booth andI exchange with what relief does he step along when the last snare has been p putOhI up lugrimonial windoift would say No thanks Ive got stomach trouble I dont taro for ice cream This would set both partiesPhot right and Willie could be magunam O can moos and offer his Susie a treat at couldnt every booth without a fear that she would take him up Rather h a t the soda man though Bitters for him ISTERCILSGEA LEstomac1000 MILE TIC whole Guaranteed Are now being sold by the Xashvillo Druggists Chattanooga S St Louis Kailway good over Railway and Steamer Lines ini the Southeast comprising more than 13000 miles Rate 8500 Limit one year 1 If you expect to do any travelingthein the next twelve buy ono these tickets You will save money make They are on solo at principal ticketno reiison offices Where they arc not on sale they may be ordered from GenemlBryanOffice through Ticket Agent WLDANLEY General Passenger A Nashville Tennt ilNE PARX FOR SALE stump fi The Abo Underwood farm a miles from llickmau adjoining comb that i springs containing 20 acres 65I acres cleared 2 good dwelling houses good barns 2 cisterns 2 wells and severali inovelI n ojTcrmslrd cash and balance ini one to keep woand t IKItS plEASE MR GATES TAKE MAKETWO UleITNew York August IIn t that Harris Gates Co react letoccasionm signedter yellowbuck Ussueplouty JI1 closure was n letter which run UIlowsilr Gates lily husband does not know that I am sending thi I took the S20 from our family Bible where ho placed it for saekee jj til he had some more to put in the buntknow you hero rondo n lot of for other people and I would dourly love if Y2Catrred0 from wanttosend to go on a tripSundrit What jiltIU Gates eon ofW GntosIiI The only thing sendoctiouWe m notsa discretionary pool bQjjines i h II t 1UhSU LADYS JtUE SAVKD lnnanw tents Columbia by Irfi anlhc 111Leinar j Chits H Utter I a prnminotit hIof I inntiti statEs Lat 1arch 1 ent u young lady siltedligp had n very laid attackof I her ntery Everything I preBcrtbwtt I proved ineffectual andgrowing aiBy 11cuts rjj become heragcould noted tLimomenta butf111 of Chamherlulns Cohcand nlarrhoou Remedy andresort prescribed it fin I wnderfnl result was efleotwl hours she was feeling much hotinside of three days she wasfeet uld at the end of npon one Era oft we11or slue l OowgiUByJ I BODYted i Hal 1Vtstiiu1tanalub SPorty million Toof coeds will be sent out deMirtment yearscountry on lists by seuntots lUldlJtnBr 13 tiosBof ttainrntheu toNuchauc thoy will weigh about aoct s will be the most ovtnusic uaJtintk rr or theiiutiJlorlliiif11r ElI f o luIe tugs f useful to the agrii communities Heretofore there has been much comI Amt I about the clonlitof the seeds out Many of thom have failed ton in havebutRepotfuupurchases iu markots br its own exports toIII Moretalsobeiug given this Thetorri ordenCarmanwatchsenator representative and The in congress will have to his urea genteel miscellaneous packages eachI V NoUII0 seeds In addition each will behold 500 packages of novelties thatnlittle known varieties of peculiar 20 X and each will have 600 packages 1 seeds Arrangements are i 1 whereby city representatives can 1 j garden tor flower seeds and j seewedspecialollections a9 CFIREF for city constituencies c otninI I varieties suitable for crowing toTI1E mfboxes lots and small do I orwaysMonday as the Look Pleasant Please I owned CO UarJanof Eaton I was do so now though for years ho j was because he suffered- agony untoldlor ortioufrom the worst form of In i If insurdElectric I which worked such wonders loss t that ho declares they are a godsend to sufferers from dyspepsia and troubles Unrhaled for USeRS RlTSI system Try them Only by Cowgill A CowgllIII Hickey for the DEBATE President PROPOSEDI g I ate gross allowed speeches in the campaign t terms cf why he should not have hagjointmoot a for lustauce Cm EuquireUntc J claiurs gentTbe that Seer YouShawthis year will reply oral that dbthe Colonel1 is 1Slll in favor 1 thianythingquarterll1nswered pnment f the Hepnblicnn 1policy ti itlw l the I issues ofl96jtitledoiI OO alive p I property f forces of j 1 I ICD NCll PRO CE I Hickma Ky lr Council PresontleerSwayneMin utes of last rlguiari nl 1 Litcod The following accounts Re seined properly jIphrored u motion allowed and chock incited for amounts Tom Dillon Jr St puy roll 00 l 0 Pay rolt Jt PowersPay roll for topingSupplies for ftluImoueyrroihtou oar of brick and mipjjje Wrongilt CowgUJ esft u N owgill- j C25IJes freighti FIOIIdw WPira brick and 10 sacks file from H II Ilalli yINoooxnDieting w tog priaooera 17 rsT D Walker t Lee Lino Vvight fromIvalrot 18 UIkH of City Treasurer for July 1Gau AcctIlieliuu SO salt reed of Tom Dillon Jr C16 uvsr draft tier June v Vtnrn0rHIto vrMiit r POhollcete 1 report11fllliunull rued of II C HelmI 11 rT 135mn Bonds JNuet 1 aud 2 paid G 00108 j tJ credit this a ct 20 7 College Bond Acct lIft1lltr tbyt IJlder f gyp jI 1 Hoods land JJOO oothlilt on same paid 84 50 1354 3 in VnU r lint Light I1 since lust repord j W csJL trut Zt limltruvaecictt 0r1 psiL out during Tnl 173VSO Treftsury slug 1st oitfrJ tOMtQILLO Jr SUt v f lf sty Marshal for July 1902 10laieeoIleoted 015 5Iroosurers receipt for arm 4 11Ii TOMi DILLON Jr C MIIfiii jforegoing reports were received spread noon the accents pubi d filesW Clerk reported that he had 9t and delivered a deed to Mrs 1 Underwood for the east half of i t in theI City Tjbmetory and that Supt Dillons receipt forS 325Cfjf payment for saute Size of 11 20 feet l adjournetJi 3 IN EAST NICKMANt BOSTON MILL DESTROYED evening what is 1known Boston Mill in East Hid we believe by Boston C Gray destroyed by fire The building totally destroyed and the luachin approximately so The fire it is in some dry shucUs- I rance was for 1000 and the estimated at from 17000 to 2000 ADY Tp SETTlE UP 50cbwhp had power of attorney collection of a number of under the recent act of reimbursing Tennessee Confeder soldiers for horses and sidearms1 violationherel of their l surrender by the Federal forcf received from the war depart lItUe iroutiffs itlthe which have been presented to he letter says are respectfully Informed by of the qurtermaste t u theclnfnts filed by yon oft dif ates from March 17 to Ju of the following named persons is day been referred to the depots at Washington D Cj ndr the proisious oU acraPProses February 21 111 i etw net for the relief tit parti t taken from them by military the United States e TU UlHOGRAPH WORK j L ho1 i SatLiltho Note Heads ho Bill Heads Ktho1 Envelopes t as low rices tis oaii be d UP fiuwhAlP at Courier Office JtEJIIlilti tlUllN lnr fUr ral grpakdownsIonlindXcwsn newiillJaperltCts andlfrtfcit correspoadeotlaiu aU the SIPI jj th110nlIfIontelegraphic service la saperb 11ltlnIJhil WetkJy News WIll ap Z r May 24th and each WftnesdUI atenafter of e daily cud weekly SUINALDO MAY COME TO SEE L US authorillrs at WasbinKton know flIt of his plans fur travel however celt what tlu y hare seen iu the pa XS It is rcpurt d from 3n + ton that fkn Warren who has pHtronizid Six fJjcgiell and his wter and has usswt 1 theta to complete their du atioii 1IKS sent Ajtuinaldo money to pay his jpBsng to the United States and has 7 tiled him to ho his guest white in ma country It is not expected that J l heGfltny deliver ft series of Actnrs uuder file MINces of the Antiiniperiulwrt JpenRO if he acquires n sufllcif ut jfnowledRO of the English language to snake it pmoticitble eople who kiiowhim say that Agm iMtldo will bo H great litapiointmt to tohpse who admire him at a distance mid that for the sake of his reputation he better ktx p away They say also that If Apolitmro Mnbiui who was Aguinal ndos chief adviser and the brains of tot niipiuo Government conkl couie over lio wt ulil make a great senwiUoii for he isji rune of unusual ability and imf pressive iioraoiialito although a hope 01 less cripple He ia a nativo of Mnntla and under Spuntsh domination was a ht3jrsby e Spaniards more than nil the oth o rotolttftoimry conspirators combined Ho is cruel relciitless cunning capu 11ble of auy wicktdlH8 and particularly vicious toward Filipinos who have gOut With the American Government Stnr idtrl r l+ nll lu ilRltQulit+ It xlriOlf thou he ever tau a hume but it liar not softened his heart He still remains unreconciled and does not attempt to conceal his hatred for the Americans 1 EVERY BODY FOR HENDRICK I j DemocratII There tins one thing we like to h kforgotteu to mention about the arou flcah convention It showed the weak ij ness the very iinpossibilityof Beclcli 1 fns a candidate for goernor so far a9 I estern Kentucky is concerned Itfwas a John Humlrick crowd and all j John hud to do was to show himself toIkef mmtning birds around a honeysnclo treea newalxaet- t NO QUESTIONS ASKED Jliutou Democrat It was pleasant to see many faces iiu elate convention that one used to consucaosixyearstinkmanthGrayIInter years came lute ranks with evi dent satisfaction and felt entirely at 5liome They wore all given a cordial welcome and no questions asked FULTON INVALID MUCH BETTER HaUIeditor of the Uaptist Flag j sso tar tobea PRESENTcouX Pulpitchcwerorfpdoit board of President Roosevelt at Sagamore hall Among the guests at luncheon were sins McBce of New York editor of life Churchman Bishop Dudley of the Episcopal church diocese of Kentucky GeorgeIrGeorge W Hinman of Chicago editor Dentticof New York Jf 4000 y NOTICE ifhercby notify all persons having clainjsi against the estate of the late 11 thei2ndi Monday in August190n1 or thoy wIll tloforever after barred by law- v I fRSn D WATSOX FARMERS AND- y MERCHANTS1 BANK Q1i StQ t s HiQk Y Absolute Safety is the Basis Thai S offer to depositors1 Other in dUCtnn Juts are of secondary importance 1reJ A THOMPSON Cashier H BUCHANAN President DIRECTORS uJJ J C KOXDUIIVXT H KU5HAXAX J A THOMPSON J C lllhBb K 31 ISIBK1 I J W AIEXAX1IKK U B THUELKELD I I HICKMAN WORKStL E w r ILatf3LIH1t11 LS Tfe Propr I jt 01 to 1 IMarble G3nite Monuments CURJS1N G STON1S WORK of till Kiiuk- IIIII RO N FIN LII N GccJ3iokm I Go C Y r= a WiSJTCi WEBSTERFU- STE WHISKIES yjjWS BR1MS3 ASOI GIN3s j i 11ti111iI10 I GIVE YOU tllE BESTi VA rUE FOR THE LEY1 1I IUNION GI- TTENNESSEE I 1 r q I Il l ilh 0 nAttlVtI Groceries Fresh Meats Hardware Queensware and Feed Stuff o l We carry everything usually found in a firstclass Grocery anlnov customersnTCuiI for llliie terclutseliter Q a present Tel 1 ihoue G Goods Promptly Delivered i I BUY OR J o and o timberlaudaud see me at the Court House llickmau Ky Callor write for ter- msATTORNEYATLAW KCNTUOKYl 5TLOUIS V ION STATION CAIRO e i I j MERIDIAN MONTGOMERY tlOBItE JJJACK50NVIUt NtWORltANS TIME OF TRAINS AT UNION OUT North Bound No 2 Leaves daily 11 23 T m No 4 Leaves t 11 ro a m No 12 Leaves ipckdaymnhal liTO a in South Hound 4ii No UlNoinNoC S CLARKE Grnrnl JUatjrr STIOCI- SCMSHEPARO JNOM8EALL frtnlPMirAunt A1CturrAgtnlSOBIIE ST LOCIS 1 I GAR U THE R S i BAKERY AND i t CONFECTIONER i FRESH BREAD CAKES AND- CONFECTIONERIES stnnlpSwithcrer CLINTON STREET ITICKM1IENrnCnr Telephone Number tfU I CHEAP RATES TO TEXAS Tuesdayeachsell of ArkansLoutsaua roundtripweeks for return and will allow stop overs the r pattenlursell pampieta Homes Jn the Southwest and Through Texas with a Camera write ttr r TJ I it A n ts34ip rIV 1 v r e tnr IL- A1tF Ib iiil 1 71 I t hSC V I A r r h0 i L v a t t F 44- S 4I 4F 1 4t 4 I o p t- j f o t 1 i tri l a r ADVANCED COST OF LIVING THK l aALITNow that there is no immediate pros sect of food becoming cheaper housej wives are comparing their accounts for this year with those of previous years It is estimated that the cost of liviu among the classes is from 30 to 40 per cent higher this summer than it was three years ago The advance in the price of foodstuffs in everyday use has been general in all parts of the country Not only iis the housekeeper affected by the rise iu priqea but the hotel keeper the restaurant proprietor the bakoraud many others feel it keenly The hotel men and restaurant keepers cannot raise their prices in proportion- to tho increased mounts they are obligt d to pay for foods for their tables There are many articles which they are obliged to give away and cannot charge for such as butter bread and condiments These have all advanced i price and cause a proportionate falling off in the restaurant keepers profits Among those who are loud iu their complaints are the bakers whose mar gin of profit has been cut down over 2 0inper cent but says the Newark Sunday News probably the man most seriously affected by the steady advance in pricesI in the last three years is the laborer who earns from rJ to 12 a week When HO per cent is deducted from his earn fug it in a serious mutter Although the present year is regarded as a pins perous one the cost of living has in creased in a greater proportion than wagesHere are some of the percentages of advance in prices in meats and food stuffs during the last three years Tea 20 per cent starch 40 cinnauiou 50 mackerel 10 kitchen soups 10 cerculsI 40 canned peas 20 canned tomatoes 60 condensed milk 20 butter 40 eggs 25 cheese 40 pickles 15 In all the grocery list there are but two articles in everyday use that have declined iuII price They are coffee and flour which have gone down 10 per cent each The percentage of advance in moots is remarkable The averages are as follows Lamd 25 per cent corned beef 75 rump beef 30 roast beof 30 sirloin steaks 25 porterhouse stoaHK3uii beef liver 10 ham 30 bacon o cornt ed bellies 30 pork chops 31ithree years ago coal was 5 u ton now it is from 550 to i ti 25 and whenI bought in Small lots as is done by nu merous families costs nearly i l S8ItI All Were SilTed IIr ryfrom1 fr f stou of Rronghton Ga that often T cured by Dr Kirics Non Discovery for Consumption My wife sutured intensely s from Asthma till it cured her and all our experience goes to show Ita is the best Croup medicine in theI world A trial will convince you its unrivaled for Throat and Lung diseas Sesr Guaranteed bottles 50c and 1aI Trial bottles free at Cowgill Cowgill 0- 4i i THE COST OF STRIKES An Eastern paver directs attention to a fallacy which is bno means uncomf mon in the tables of tbe losses inciden tal to strikes The popular habit of figuring the cost of these industrial 1 struggles is far enough from the actual facts to warrant n correction The present anthracite coal strike is an instance At the end of the eleventh week a table published throughout the country puts the loss to operators in price of coal uoruiul at 527 220000 and the loss in wages to strikers at i 12700000 By this method of figuring the operators are losing more than twice as much as tbe strikers PENCHANT FOR FROCKS Pittsburg Aug2John M Franz of AlleghenyI under arrest on a charge of beating his wife has been in the habit during the last twenty years of donning female attire once a week In ins home were a variety of dresses made for his own use Yesterday Franz read in an advertisement that n cer tain make of silk skirts had been marked 1 down from G to 8290 Ho wanted his wife to get one for him and when she refused he is alleged to have beatjj herFranz I declines to give his reasons forc desiring to put on womans attire He admits that he has had a sore leg for twenty years and the wearing of womens clothes eases the pamITHROUGH SLEEPERS VIA MO R ILK I OHIO R R Between St Louis and New Orleans St Louis and Mobile St Louis audii Jacksonville Ask for tickets via M 1- ORR JL Worm Killer J A J Montgomery Puxico Wayne Co Mo writes I have little twin girls who have been bothered with worms all their lives I tried everything to relieve them which failed until i used Whites Cream Vermifuge the first two doses brought four worms from one of them the next two doses twelve one of them measuring twelve inches the other child was only re lieved of fourworms It is a most ex cellent medicine Whites Cream Vermifuge is good for children It not only destroys worms it helps the child to perfect growth wards off sickness 35c at LP W S Ellisons ihy 200 tAIHO TO St LCU1S AD RETUKX via Mobile Ohio 11 K tug 19 Al lowing Slue Days In St Lonls Tickets good for return up to and in nmplejtine to rtir Grounds the numerous beautiful summer gar dens and to attend the races and base ItLall games For further information apply to M ifaO Agents WILL PREVENT RAIL ROAD ACCIDENTS I i Philadelphia Aug 2A spwinl 10II the Press from Omaha says RovIII Kurt Mueller pastor of the Lutheriau Church at GeruuUlll hUH invented and patented a 1which he says will absolutely revolu I tionize railway traffic by preventing no clients from heudon or rear end collis ions and misplaced switches No trains he claims can conic within 2000 yard of each other whether going in the- I same or opposite directiousII An electric engine cub I gives the first warning Should 1 lliej engineer fail to see tins the throttlel I l t Trill become n mere piece of useless iron I his hand for an automatic device will cut it off from all connection withl I the boiler IThe device consists of two bras tJ t sI j planed under the flab plates nm tie rails On the cowentcher there will I e a box eighteen inches square rontuini ing the mysterious battery which re ceived its impulse from the approach of the other train through tho brass platat IIimpnlIII train can go only 2000 feet further heI i I fore coming t6 a full stop Mr Mueller Il claims to have discovered secret force J I due to the speed and preisare of tlwIi I I train as it flies over the nulsIJ 11superintendent11 he wishes to bring both or any to a ifII he has only to proas one or more buttons I ou a keyboard i 1 HICKMANS IDEAL RESORTa I The farmer iis the man who wins j oUll1 in the world racket Separated sod u atria has never yet I liuccccdedIIll thriving At host without potted plant and some of the pots are miserably sump Whon tho factory operative in our largo cities are unable have a little green spot they are j and live in squalid surround I j s It seems to 1uu essential Ulfltri jI IIrj I j thnp l iu 11rlrthey enjoy Jvvou tale and the ivay of gossip mid censureII never ceases in the small town the flesh I and kindly smile of nature are sell j 1 cieut to counterinfluence the uuplean I nut side of living ii the country As n ideal summer resort Combs Springs will rank among the heat The scenery = quiet and beautiful The summer verdure the restful life cannot be com t pared wilh those plague spots of earth j ij called entice where mull and wftinen xvfco IIyearsIII to depths of squalor domorali7at ion 1 and despair I AFRICAN PRINCE IN AMERICA An African Prince a student at the University of Pennsylvania one who is heir to two thrones in his native country is now a member of the junior 1 class having finished his sophomore year at the closing of Jast term A t wonderful man ho is having mastered English German and French in ad dition to covering thoroughly a course I of study in the grammar schools of j London and taking courses in three of our American colleges before entering Penn At the completion ot his course c at the University it is his intention to J be ordained a minister under the Lutheran faith and return to Africa there to work among his brethren who are not enlightened His name is James R Parker spelled in his native tongue Vuca Yowah His grandfather is King of the Vowah tribe of the most powerful in all Africa c West Central Africa or the Zolof landc is where they live i James Parkers father being dead he is the direct heir to the throne and will in all probability return to Africa and rule over his people and teach them IIU mothers father is Ting of the leg tribe located in thin same region and to tho throne of tins tribe ho will also fall heir at tho death of his grandfather as ho ii next in a direct line when asked which throne ho would prefer to hold the young Prince 8aidII that his fathers people are more civilized than his mothers but that he iis undecided N C ST r1t R R SCHEDULE I LKAS HlCKMAN I No a LeaveV J 150 p m1I No mLelvcs 750 p in No 55 Leavedt 700 a m ARRIVE pliiNoNo 54 Arrives 340 p HIt 1tJ aJ PRICE OF LORN WHY IT WILL CONTINUE 11I ojCornto tho low estate in which w eeca it in recent years when it was used fcj fuel on account of its low market jJi The increase in population tho deCrc in acreage or arable public lund greater diversification of crops t 7j2e above all the many now usea to w the cereal is being put An exof i r h article of rubber IB made frolllt1I thousands of bushels of exX rt ul cj fw buck to ns as olive oil and it iis b r than tho best olive tho finest soap made from corn oil and n Qhicn qom is making vast quantities of smokrf0c gunpowder from corn besides n tomI Southeast Miasonri can raise w 1 Herein ever increasing quantities AS lr- ouuoorers fluent corn sofli j i world Thorn is a bright future for corn and the mom who raises i They This FLACKPRATHER l for takenveaneBday evening of last w lessio Juno Prnther and Mr Toa 2 3000 wore married at tho home of linoinby Sqnire Will Sanders only t tseE tirea and a few friends being jN1 Lent They were attended by Mr ealp and Miss Ida Hrauham Imniliy ufter the ceremony the bridal lY were entertained at an informal clr- by Mr and Mrs Charles Pralher r The which Mr and Mrs Flack wj o their country home where theyiw side The wedding tliOHgalwgj long been expected was a surp nto itany of their friends Of the biful bride wo can say None kuewjr but to love her Sho was a fact of the young and old the very per iI of womanly lovely Rrnceandsvt 11tY The groon la very fortonatto numtiI hisIitfj along time by Morgan iSs Hardy wire he won many of his Union City fri 1s swung moo noble and live 3B- mong women May life be fun ojpy for them Obion Democrat CANDIDATES FUR CIRCUIT IJOG ESIii I i ii It is now rumored that Judge Die will be n candidate for reelectioi in disflctie in this district to succeed Jtdgv So far there hero been no almouhce 11 1Wr Sijyn Judge Hobbies to stated for rejfelootiqu fromjl1l111 I There is plenty of time but it will not bo long before the applicants for county judge and commonwealth torne will begin to let their desires known Mayfield Meaeenxer j Here is the way a country edUorgpts h H sub crihr Darling delinquents I you think we hero sold out aml ono IDo with the grasshoppers o jm little sugar lump we could iit get away if we wanted to We are till at tho old stand dishing out the paper ou sweet promises and bright expectations These make excellent diet darlingT wilh a little wind pudding flavored wfth a word of encouragement to servo fib a dessert Uo are waiting and watching for the turtle dove We long U inset the sound of thy gentle footsteps and h c tho silvery ring of ihy happy vo within our lonely sanctum tDear one we are unusually gad and lonely tonight without you We sigh for one glance of your eye nclonhalt yeti owe us Dont see how yon can do without us Iont see how we can possibly live without your dear Now piecrust will you answer invoice a sweet ana beguiling Im coming or is it only the wailing winds that rouna1 our sanctum roar FACTS AND FANCIES Qro iis u hoodoo in every newspaper ollice It hides behind the cobwebs and cones out at critical times and gets in its dastardly work The story pfhow the hoodoo was bori is told with tin ed breath tu every newspaper oflice i Those who say that when Herrjuttcn berg started tho lirst newspaper hi Ger ninny a maiden lady of advanced years persuaded some irresponsible youth to marry her She left word at the rie Impel office that the thing be proper v written up The paper told the facts including a statement about thebri age looks and disposition and she ing mad with rage sold herself to tho devil and was transformed iinto an evil spirit To thus day that spirit prowls around newspaper omce Dijltlaugb- when you see ludicrous things in the paper they are the devUV work Cross yourself Y i 0Farm For Sale ciofliJUpro HicknianApplyI r li AS A HOUSS SERVANT I iiEi jpr ofGIILiKK een Taking to Housework In the AVe ft i IH fan schools all over the south have recently adjourned for the iIJer and the students are being alloyed very rapidly by those who tliservants The Indian boys make Client cooks while an Indian girl trained is a fine maid of all work Hinodish hairdresser and endowed j an inborn msteX which becomes I when ombined with a civilizd tonches Whe system of tuning now bestowed tTrkm the red aildren at school teaches them to her servile to their superior the t1ce and the present generation- n training have become so accus to serving their paleface teach that they are more than willing enter the household as servants may lie the solution of tIle ervantfirl question for a time at exchange 11ifmethods are perfectly willing to work are healthj and quick of limb makes an Qtt5b lent combination a servant Statistics of the Indian recently show that of the 4VOOO workers among the Gnus tribes of them are employed as helpers 4 the house of palefaces You never the Indian servapt at his or oldlluntil you visit the home of an Indian agent on one of the reservation i QUESTION OF CONSCIENCE AlBW lhtlen ur It 1 X n Cltrlf H 4 AVlioiu an Honest Customer Ite turned To tfcit 1 1 Some folks said a store clerk 11tooj come in to me when the hoes was 1e111 bought something of me the day- S be fore and hand over two cents Iul say You gave me two cents too much change yesterday and Ive brought back lIe couldnt rest you sew that man until hed got that two cents oil his conscience and returned it ut in getting rid of that load him self he simply shifted it onto me Heres the boss standing by when j that two cents IB returned and the 1 bows says to himself with his eye on Ij me Urn If you make a mistake of two cents youd make one of two dollars and so you see that stiner honest mans return of that twoII cents may do me a lot of harm I The meaning of which IL if I eoanII make myself clear that we lonttt want to be too blamed honest A man can be too honest and worry himself over trines that he ought I n M rho ht l1 nl t i 1i1a mcst1 iioUni iv in some time whet th l 1 boss wasnf round BETRAYED BY GOLDEN LOCKS the Sail Ixiirrlcnce ofIL Inbli lttclnt AVhu Sought the Alt ticohair Uye A prominent public oflicial 1 to show signs of baldness and rather surprised his friends by a1M- ooatectpeering with ft sleek well gr i lcrop f lark hair relates the PJdI j j 1 dolphin Record For some time one suspected a wig But a few days ago he appeared with the top of his head covered with the usual dark brown hair but n sharp line from the tips of the ears marked a strange contrast for the hair below the line was of tho bright golden hue which is the pride DJ the chemical Ij blondesIt found out that the man iI found his natural hair was turning gray and desired to make it match arthe wig so he invested in a prepant tion warranted to tlarhen the hair Iced in the secret of hia own room I applied it But owing to some strange chemical combination in stead of making tho silvered dark it made the dark hair g and so far tile unfortunate man found nothing that will counteract the striking contrast so he is palled to endure no small amount chaffing from his friends THE KAISER KEPT HIS WORD Send Troops to Crefeld So Thn t the Girl Might nonce with So11hrllI During his5ent tour in the then ish industrial district the kaiser was extremely pleased at seeing so many signs of progress He was in high gIrd Crefeldanvisit he thanked the maids of honor for their attendance Fa s Doston report He complimented them on their graceful figures spoke of the charm I ing retell faces and asked if the lieu tenants oftenflanced with them Chenvysthe ladies replied that Crefeld pos sessed no lieutenants the kaiser laughed heartily and said Then Ii must send yon some desAs he was leaving he added I j bookeep my word text day the burgomaster of Crefeld receive following telegram from Lieut Gen von Biasing Commander of the Se army corpsuBy order of his ma the kaiser and king Crefeld is to ceive a garrison Kindly forwardI posals for the accommodation of a hus sar regiment in the town A LoveSide Indian Insane because a white womifn KSui refused to marry him Evans Ilradn fall blooded Indian d ied in Bellevue hospital Sew York recently rr1 A wsur OASH DASH n- H 4 ve the largest and best selected stock of Fresh Groceries in the city which I am sellinas 10 v onlylaW iirrv a complete line of Saddles lnJl Harness which plicCStiTall and examine my stock and he convinced m1reJ tiI 1 it hon 61r xea QalivptY JIll r r y WAONI1 1 N 9 tN GlAI CtIt61tS of THK S t LEt 1t t T I Il N AQONSy 1 J BIJIJJDJrl I r t l l 1 = Has a Superior Slock of the best makes clitewhich is offered at ON E PRICE find Jhat the very lowestthe market JJjustifies S 1tI i 1 1 1 1 1 1 i AlII GUR UUA L 1 i 1 L 1 I OOI1IN1 S pFtI LIZ LAND SEE US 00 4 fitW AI sa + ms ao We arc constantly receiving= h111d1tl ee1S ware Harness Ice Cream Freez f ers large and small A lot of aytthenv noJeW ROGERS SON Q lJlir G11 IL1JIJj L J BlNriiK I r I HlCKMAN KENTUCKY Capital1 Stock paid 111850000Surplus 20000JDues a GeneralI BankingI Business Loans MoneyI on Liberal Term hairVets of Partners Merchants and Manufacturers respectfully solicited r u r r oldenohasThe Funds ant Securities of this Rank are protected by the Icscont1Cr Patent Screw Door Sale ofFlJs never yet been Opened lit Burglars1 o II T TYLEJl President V a JOHNSON Cashier t HOLCOMBH Vice President S AHBERG Asst Cashier 1A n Texas Ratesre Lowered 01= Round trip tickets to points in Texas Arkansas Louisiana D Indian Territory and Oklahoma will be sold by the Cotton Belt on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at about half of the usual rates Three weeks return limit = Stop nests allowed on going trip willTeU ahodenctillefI Southwest and Throuicu Texas With a Camera remthM Agentjest MoILOW RATES TO TEXAS t ay stys I 1z JA + kl 1 At t f 1 ti IIITMaSt t f 0 tl 7 IJ f- pI t 1f 1i f i I r rs rr ti11T 11Ty11Tji jid iAii- S i- y ii- L it tby h r i t uu- f u- tf i 1 i i k 1 f = 1+ tc I Our rJ Red tettir Sale I Has been a decided success Store havo been crowded Ii with customers and the result is tho best August sales in our history Iii addition to prices duoted last week r we offfer this week Friday Morning S c until 12 oclock deSdayaH day I we will sellany ono tJArticeFor 5 Centso IB Bargain Department DRY GOODS DEPT 30 inch Batistes Wortiisc Whilft they last 5 Cents 8 Cent Embroideries 5 cents Dollar Countefpanes79c All Counterpanes at Red Letter Sale Prrcesl Ladies Skirts Red Letter Sale Prices 25c per cent offi Calico 4 1 cents For n i ShirtingsIhlCLOTHING DEPT 1275 For Choice of any Mens and Young Mens Suits in the house This takes 1850 and JG5 Suits 875 For choice of any 12 50 or 1 1000 Suit 398 for choice of iiny BoyS Knee Suit 2 and sJ 1 lit tv suit Tfcw takes 75o Suits 1 Shirts at HOC DRUG DEPT J n II4 i 3fe 1 pi 1 wnr RetiLeftierSalcPrrces Little Liver Pills lOc Quinine per ounce 5Lc Wine of Cordui 70 Peruim 79c Groves Chin Tonic 39e Black Draught 19c Best Capsules 10 lioi 4 11 GROCERIES r- p r Y Red Letter SaleI Prices BeSt Patent Flour I SUNSHINE 9- Pr Bhl380I All Package Coffee Arbiicldes1 XXXX etc G t 10 centSo 20 Lbl Granulated Sugar 8JOO 1 ir scaE I WLL0 s0fliso7 I t rd TALK OF A CANNING FACTORY I We understand thcreis talk of ing a canning factory here and locatI lieve lithe proper parlies would the matter up and present it to our cit izens in a busings inannm they would take iol ltof the project iu a financial way Talks though dont ainotint to a hill of beaus in n dry season It takes money to inak j tho mare go and it will require money and activity otherwise than tit tongue to build a canning fac tory or anything else here or elsowhoro Theres no reason on earth why au on ter rise oT tliis kind should not prove a success here moo Buyc Sunslihm flournua you will use no otheru IM ADAMII IIittttLivtrpnol 0 Aug 4A llwHllmnu has Kpread terror ti in St Ciair Township for the past tour days was Captured today The ojlicors fntnul him star linked t f IIoti i He prord to be Charles Bur ibidt u f rmor patient of the Mns isiiiiMi Asylum and will be senti j buck to that institution TIIK BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Not how chaap but how good is the qursinn TheTWICIyA WEEK REPUBLIC uotatTchenp as it ia inn miliie to well u firsttlnss mnvsjiaper ItpriutMaiiJ the nows that is worth printing If ynn read it all the year round you are posted on nil the important and inter estiug affairs of the world It is the best and mot reliable newspuucr that money nod bruins cnn prodm and those nhonld bo the distingu binI traits of the newspaper that + s d xii rc to be road by nil member of t5 family IHuiJscripiiculfWf I a ccr AD niWKdraVr 1uIia r or 1 H rivjWill rNIitr vnr iil riptiiij fir yua merman it threw toTHtf nBPUULIC t St Louis Mo x 9 C3 + K9 filKZ t wotairIJ r 1 cl bta a D + E BYsiyla CtitiytY J t j ur SanshiHe flour nose better Tyrabvy wilt preach at the Christ akCurcl i next SouUay e 11f Hra o yce is vittit tL Trim Dilkn Vrplanti Hendrhc rretorn home TettttThttrtlay1r thEs- trip through Cntifornia anti L1 gone several werE It ny in colored folks day and lung is suwendeml for their en 1 nf nt forgot that W J BarI11M au t hoer laud Mrs Len Shaw now of May flettfliave been visiting In Hiekinaii thi fiMk fA Ml1 L her of Fulton was iu niKftiau Wednesday socially and fire feaponnlly wjLfiio Holeomb J haf opene 1 yp a Ht Store in the old D S Wilson hpfcrStore stand lJIr WlL WarterfieW and two cbil irfi of Kafihriile who have been In liftanan several days left Mondny for ajmit to Union City and Jaelcmn Ccaou in Ecooomy fBoy our Shoo i Cash Shoe Store J RIOB A hAlLUR jIip Nora Hanldus niece of Mrs James I relaIII 1 bolaIMisses Ins and Bernice and fffitej Henry foyer of No 8 Ijlast week with Miss IAftJape1l1 Barnes than Sanehinefiotir ftrE Qlensou and Mr Thos Wai c- reaemberedI the Courier this week byjre0nMs of tuncioim grapes I fS7o- Fofribplceof any 12Mor 91000 Suit ill lie house ELLISONS irand is the stall of life why not use ne flour and you get the pert 1f rket i Rhea won the Democratic nom I for Congre4s in the 3rd District I lIeof the flnet orators in 1r n j tandc n buzz saw in rlhlrrte j jIIalfOot HO Pairs ut MIUS Fine Shw j 3 50 and 400 lfrr t l + Cash Shoe Store kesr IIIOB A NAY LOW WiT Johnson and Miss Ola Higginsi TViel warned Sunday morning at 7 oJiCKJat the home of Herve Rutlege hiliP F Moore ofHciatinsr Miv and Airs Jno C llellner of krtoJCYJlloTenB are visiting the family otairJ at Isle and will be here a WfipNr more l+ yRfiAL15 3 Rood mules one brood inarXnd far ing implements 7lt94f L IO THREIKKID Tta Mai exciting haHI of the season i trtflk b aBB d Thursday evening be tween CHinjtilraB and Hickman Let5 I eyes betty turn out The ladies are Ml rtF1torlr iI I14r Jlrtb Gonlder u very comptrntL yotttifr bivinefc man genial warmi kmteftftnil popular left last week for Paul Villity I T to enter into busi uem in Uiat Territory The Courier and iufluy friends wish him success and ttaijy f SlrfI1 Ifi Petty a successful farmer t bringf the Courier the largest raddi sI t wccy rM7 It measures 2S1 indhes InitgKJtd 1IU inches in circumference The r dtl was grown from govern went iced gent ont by Congressman Wheeler I 4 Farmers for miles distance llSVe been compelled to limit stock water from the 1 jCl isQ111J river and to cap tho climax the Hickjnau water works has bee u dia1dc4 for several week We hop I when tins is rend in the Co wr we shall have had a gully washer The machinery for the Richmond liorM CkiUoo Seod Dil Mill1 lifts eon menccd to arrive and is being placed iin position The six new buildings for- II this punt are approaching completion I and fToiy thing indicates that they I will lie fully ready for this yearVeotton cropExtert workman nt WJ Barry and all work guaranteed Call and see hUll ChiUtretia Suhnol Shoes von Mill p what you wnnt here from 50c to S830 C1ah 1If Store RICE NAYLOR Mrc Mario Oritteuden and family of Spring Hill who have been visiting in town for the past month leave aondn for lh lr new homo in Union City Mr A C lioltnoa has boon engage d tJiq weiik serve ing big body of lax i m upper bottom laying it off in 100 acres tracts for number of Middle Tenuoss cans whu expect to locate A barbecue fish fry and bran dance at the mouth of Mud Creek on Bayou deOhcl 14xti t j Si7 I Far choke of our uncut Mans and 1i VOUDK llena Suits regular pncee 1860 S1Q60 W600 ELLISONS TOI entelJprising outton farmers brought into the Courier some open bolls Sready fur picking which is very arlyA Shaw iH s rk irnid rom a bas iness trip to NashvitlA MrK E lFiodson anhyon J B Dod- fOaol of Hailtwell were visiting in Hick an yesterday Col C1 Cook from Elicore Ark will be the Kuvxt of the Jdissez 1Ilds- for l several days Mrs Horace Lut u and little son o Randlc are in uur city Mrs Rot Adams formerly of 1licke man but now of Muriel Cuba has bt n the guest of Mr Powell aud family thi week Fulton Leader Judge W W Robert u jiu reported some better which bis friends will be glad to brat This hot weather ixi rather bad on him hot in spitt of it he is I POW improving May fitId Messenger A Mrs Arthur Shaw has returned homo j j after arseveral days visit to relative in the city i Mr L D Threlkeld having bought property in Hickmau and will move hiM family into town Ho will prove a valuable citizen He will establish a hmt class meat hon p Gen Fitzhugh Lee will deliver his lecture on Cuba in Paducuh next Tues day evening AuJt l12 Bien Lee is a fine speaker and those a hnam fortun ate enough to hear rum will be pleased ij and entertainediii York has eonimeiued on the II j j Tyler itSon business block I The weather has been so extremely hot the past several weeks Unit any number of the most inured workmen in the Hickman factories have beent to succumb In has been difficult to keep a full number att work We dont wonder when in thttt shape the Courier force has operated i under the greatest disadvantage Have your horses shod and bandies repaired at W J Barrys by expert There have been a number of new dwelling houses built in Hickman tins year more than any year for 20 years1 past aud still there are more commenc ing and mere boinir arranged for nott i i Ivd commenced And some of those iuI j ttie iiui mediate future wiil lhe titter than siiy iiow 1IidhlThcluilliiHj spirit j i iisi inciettritug It ik the fxnuijile ofl moneyed wen proving thoir confide x Dt 1 l in home A party of young people loft Tuesday for Onmp Carolers on Roolfoofc Lak for a few days fishing with every ap pointment for comfort and pleasure Mr alfdendlyLonisIIiaulI I others than the fluny tribe of fieelfoot will be caught or have already caught QuI information is that theI young ladies art in rebellion against the printed rules of Camp Careless and assert their own sweet rovereiguty 0 all occasions 127R For choice of our finest 5Ieuf and Young Mns suits w nlrir prices 1850 16 30 and 1500 ELLISONS E Case was up in the buslnoas pot lion attending to some busing o Monday As usnnl he had some ideas to ennunciate for the good of Htckmau His latest is Ural the name of llickmnn should be used in the corporate title of sighs on the cars and the documents of tho company would road Nashville Ghat tanooga Iflckman and St Louis Ry The idea is a good ono and would be of incalculable benefit to tIc city ifaccom plishrd No doubt if thoro was a Con meioial Club or kindred body to push the project the change in the corporate name of the Railway could bo scoured Tho proposition is worthy the attontlo- o ami consideration of our enterprising huiu t UlOIl =MURDERED IN TENNESSEE S Fulton Ky Aug 5C no 1 Frtemnu of Newbern Tenn lias just arrived in finisi city on route to lubtlfcmll where he hears that a man nnmed Brooks liltsi intosby striking him mSt tbe head with n club The tprreniane nre prom Rtnttt pnI1 Our old friend Capt II Ouclkiunir hail a grand timo at the rnuiioii of tho Orphan IJrJgado at Owcnsboro rcct ing ninny honors of t6Hp occasion n o Littyle uzzningveteraneMiss s Miss Galt is tho LotfJvillo school gi MarcbingsTbro1ghi school exercises cirri was suspended from school for the refusal Tho old veterans adopted her as tho Child of the Brigade because they wanted emphasize their objection to Southern children being so taught h a X01lloiBRING VOUWAkD THB1U CrUfSPROP BRLY PROVES Hacry Davis Plaintiff 1 Against I ForITVJKimbro lee ot at J AH persons having claims against the eatnto of it S Kimbro deceased are hereby notified to produce tho same undersignedMnster Court at his oftlce in Hickman County 1 upon Kentucky on or before the day28thMuster Commissioner F C Cat Cure For Cholera Infautum- of Lest May says Mrs Curtis Baker Bookwalter Ohio an infant child f our uoighborii was suffering from cholera infantufn The doctor had giv n up all hopes of recovery I took a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to the house telling them I felt sure it would do hood if used according to directions Iii two days time the child had fully yearsiDCC f1eqnentlyIsingle sale by Cdwgill Cowgill 5398- i Buys choice of our Ivueo Suits two or three pieco Some were 750ELLISONS Postponed The Ice Cream Supper announc ed by tlio ladies of th6 Episcopal eljurch has boon postponed to Fri Uy night August 15th Ii Our friend P M Dadson sent the p0iRev J L Adams of Crystal preached an interesting sermon at the Baptist church Sunday night kMany at Fulton Barbecue Fulton Ky 1tig 5Five thousands people are attending the big Democratic barbecue here today Thirty beeves wore eaten at nr on nnd ninny good speeches wed heard IMirsIuiiin and Druggists Ford C Sturgeon a prominent dig firm at Rocky Hill Station Ky write SniJtIley to tlio of our customers We ordered three toiiisfaction that we hue duplicated this order three tinier and today wo gave your salesman another order Wo beg Ito say Dr G B Snigley takes pleasure llu raoommonding Ilorbine 50c bottle ait L P W S Ellisons Mr One Threlkold and wife visited this brother L D Throlkelcl and family ilrs Mittio King and Miss Lizzie Tnms are visiting their sisters Mrs Beckmnn and Scatos this week at Union City IThe protracted meeting bogies at Poplar Grove bhurchthe third Mont lay night in this month services con ducted by Hvaugilist W H Williams nil cordially invited to attend the scr vicoa tiiBt17Buys choice of oar Knot Suits two or three pieco Sonia wore S750 ELLISONS V Tho infant sou of Mr and Mrs Albert Franklin living twoand onehalt miles south of town died Sunday evening weeksuSympathy is extended the bereaved parents T A Lndford will leave Sunday to visit his mother at Roaring Springs KyM whore Mrs Lcdford is now stop ping Mr cirri 1rs1VP Dublin of Cro nansville Teen who has been on a visit to relatives in Graycs County were in llickmnu Arcduesdayj en route homo Miss LizzieTarns is visiting in Union City this week nMr and Mrs Rich Goaldor Ipft Ved nesday for a Short stay at Helena Ark 81275 For choice of our finest Mens and Young liens Suits regular prices S1S50 1050 and 8J15 00 ELLISONS TWO GREAT SCHOOLS The Soulhcm Normal School and Uoivliu Green Business College are two of tho greatest schools of their kind iin the South During the year just boardingnstudents au general uianauorof the instilutioun is now cer lam that tho daily enrollment next year will reach tvevi+ hundred stu ilMtW Tlu institutions are inagnifi cently cqniped and the work is thoroughly organized Specialists are iu chard of the various departments cudti thorough The tarsal School oper fatGs the soberly of Law Music Elocu lieu and Oratory Pedagogy Prepara tory Scientific Scientific cirri Classic attendingrthe schools are very low The Busi anyepositions for its worthy graduates Twenty of these graduates have beer placed in one firm in Mississippi Cat sessiontoouehs Sept 2nd Address II A CHERRY Bowling Green Kentucky r r 1 i- II i P r J N r I Y M 5 Tr Ior y ll w Y f II NEWS IN KENTUCKY TROOPS MUTINIED Refractory Militiamen Were Sent to the Guardhouse Mammoth Cave Ky Aug 5Thesoldiers of Company I Covlngton mu Jnled Monday morning and refusedio drill on empty stomachs The mem ers of the company have been com plaining because their rations were Insufficient In quantity and off in qual Ity and when company drill was rounded Monday morning 30 enlisted men refused toufall In They pro tested that they would not drill on empty stomachs The officers of the company were un able to secure obedience to the order and the refractory soldiers were placed in the guardhouse Later each was given six hours police duty as punish ment There has been considcraole complaint in camp concerning rations Part of the meat was found spoiled but Col Williams promptly ordered It condemned and buried and fresh beef has been furnishedbBOUND TO A TREE Farmer Dodwell Taken From His Home and Given 75 Lashes Owensboro Ky Aug GWm Dod well a farmer living near Yelvl ton In this county was taken from his home at midnight bound to a tree and beaten with a blacksnake whip until he was almost unconscious from loss of blood Over 75 lashes were admin- Istered and there were more than 50 wounds from two inches to a foot long on his face and body Tae bark was torn from the tree where the rope which bound the unfortunate man touched it and tho whip loft marks on the tree as If It had been cut with- a knife TJodwells wife and daughter at tempted to go to his rescue but were prevented by the members of the mobm The cause for the whipping Ts not known CHOKED TO DEATH Thomas Edwards Jailed Charged With Killing His Wife Paducah Ky Aug 5 TbomaS Ed wards of Nashville In Jail at Wick lUre Ballard county on a charge of killing his wife Ida Edwards and placing her body on the Illinois Cen tral railroad track to be mangled by a train He and the woman who were both about 40 had fought IlealJJ Wlckliffe and had resumed their Jour ney when her body was round Ed wards claimed death was due to acct dents but marks on her neck showed she had been choked to death Sent Sliver Dollar Through the MallII Lexington Ky Aug 5One of the most unique pieces of mall ever received in the Lexington pest office was a silver dollar without covering stamped on one side with the address of James E Hughes Lexington Ky J It came into the hands of Mall Clerk Henry Milward who searched themal1I SlICk for a letter from which the coin might have fallen before noticing the stamped address Killed By a Stone Hopkinsvllle Ky Aug 5in a Ifiiar rel about a woman near Trenton Mon day Mote Tyler a farm hand advanced with a drawn pistol on Thad Coleman Coleman hurled two stones atITyler The first stunned him and the second struck him on the head andI killed him Instantly The coroners terdict exonerated Coleman Killed While Resisting Arrest Mlddlesboro Ky Aug 6At Cum berland Gap Monday George William ion deputy sheriff shot and killed Charley Vaughn who resisted arrest Vaughn was guilty of n small offense Considerable excitement was caused by the killing Vaughn belonged to a prominent family A Traveling Mans Loss Paducah Ky Aug 5George E Spencer of Cincinnati salesman fore Cincinnati house left 240 sewed up in his underwear and sent It to the laundry Ed Dossett at the laundry t found It and hid disposed of It before j I the owner missed it but was arrested Most of it has been recovered j Surrendered to the Authorities I Mt Vernon Ky Aug 5Dan Scott I i Was shot and killed by Bill Tink Mul coun1tyand surrendered Monday morning Mullins and Scott had had trouble before I Shot In the Eye Paducah Ky Aug 5Fran Elch was shot In the eye Monday afternoon by Henry Petter a bartender and fa tally Injured The shooting took place I after a trivial quarrelIKilled on the Crossing i jiI Springfield Ky Aug 5 William i Hughes was Instantly killed here Mon day by an L N train at a crossing j A woman In the vehicle with him saved herself by jumping I Raised the MoneyIHartford Ky Aug 5Nearly aUI the 14000 has been subscribed for the building of a railroad from Bea ver Dam to Hartford A company to build the road has been organized I + A Good Oil Well j Barboursvlllc Ky Aug 5The sea- sad j best oil well In Kentucky has come at 328 feet In the Rlchland section tjolilng field jrjui covered by a IITEMS OF INTEREST The Vow of the World Oond eed and Collated for the Benefit at the laity Reader I Considerable damage was done to crops near Council Bluffs la by aj I stormFifteen persons were more or lees iInjured by a yFeet car collision at Elgin Ill tjA circus pelbrmance was given In the state prison yard at Jackson oUch for the convicts The downpour of rain In Texas wan the heaviest experienced In years and IIn some localities was of the record tbreaking order- Guiueppe Mussollno the brigand was taken to the penitentiary at Por tlungone Italy to serve a life sentence tor the murder of 13 men Rabbi E K Fischer one of the moat prominent loaders of Reformed Juda Ismj In the country died in Detroit lIch where he was visiting aged 72 j yearsPlerpont Morgan has just purchased from Georglana the Countess of Dud bley her handsome houso at No 53 Grosvenor street London It oast 200000The Hungarian government Is conS sidering the question of civilizing the gypsies by compelling a certain number of them to live In villages and learn handicraft The strike of the gravediggers at Concordia cemetery Chicago ended all of the men returning to work without any concessions being made by the cemetery management The proposition made by the Ameri can Tin Plate Co to Its employes that they accept a reduction in wages of 25 per cent In order to secure the for sign trade amounting to 1500000 boxes was rejected Harry Tracy the fugitive despera do is now In Eastern Washington unwounded in good health armed with four guns and 200 rounds of am unition provisioned for five days and equipped with two horses- A great window in the basclllca of the Dominican church St John and St Paul Venice felt In aa the result of having been shaken by a clap of thunder The church Itself has been declared by experts to be In danger of collapse Given E Brocar a landsman of the United States cruiser Montgomery lying at the Brooklyn navy yard corn milted suicide by taking poison on- board the vessel It is tnought his recent failure to pass an examination for naval yeoman was the cause Ho belonged to a wellknown family of Louisville Ky- Telegraphic communication between Panama and San Carlos was roestab established and at noon Gen Salzer received a telegram from San Carlos saying that some revolHtlonnry officers belonging to the forces under Gen Herr ra had passed that town in flight They re ported the defeat of the revolutionists at Agua Dulcc Defiance 0 county courts estab lished a precedent and broke all pro oleos records in criminal cases A spe nisi grand Jury was Impaneled the case tried and Charles Miller Ua1flI Kline and Harry Harvey within the brief space of 40 minutes were each sentenced to servo one year In thee penitentiaryLieut Davis attached to the naval ordnance bureau has pro duced an armor plate which Is obtained by a novel process carbon being driven directly Into the surface of the hot plate by an intensely powerful current of electricity the result be ing a face as hard as glass and of any thickness desired supported by a tough back which it Is claimed can not be cracked THE MARKETS Cincinnati Aug 4- CATTLECommon 3 26 Q 4 65 Choice steers 7 00 7 20 CALVES Extra 7 00 HOGSCh packers 7 55 lJ 7 65 Mixed packers 7 35 Q 7 50 SHEEPExtra 3 75 LAMBSExtra G 10 8 6 25 FLOURSpring pat 3 80 4 00 WHEATNo2 red 69 fc Q 70 GGtsCORNNoOATSNo2 mixed 3- 0RYENo2 Q 57 HAY Ch timothy 15 50 PORKClear cut 18 50 19 00 LARDSteam 11 00 BUTTERCh dairy 12 Choice creamery 22 APPLES Choice 2 00 3 00 POTATOESPer bbl 1 25 g 1 50 TOBACCONew 300 i1 00 Old 795 1C 00 Chicago FLOUR Win patent 3 65 Q 3 70 WHEAT No 2 red Q 71 No 3 red 67 70 CORNNo2 mixed 59Va 6- 0OATSNo2 mixed 30 Q 31 53yPORKLARDSteam 10 85 10 871a New York FLOURWin patent 3 75 4 00 WHEAT No 2 redo74Q 75 iOATSNo2RYE Western 66 PORK Mess IS 75 19 50 LARD Steam 11 05 BAltimore WHEAT No Mired 72Q 73 Southern Sa le671a 73 sayOATSNoCATTLEButchers 5 75 Q 6 25 HOGSWestern n S i 0 Louisville WHEAT No 2 red 67 I ViOATSl 00LARDIndianapolis + wr Toa red t 66 J Uuv you tried Sanshine1 flour J iliAYFI 1PArENT v Washington Aug 5 Jutnt5 Sutherland of Ma field waS hqtJf patent on a car coupling todAy 5 rROMANTIC MAHRUGEii I Yesterday nt 1010 Mr J dohne and Miss Lelia Hick of Chut t9W wherej I In sere the tiJ were JUtllesuE iiEi b 1rv IK 15 Htmbey the pt5 i turned at outo D Lender Cliutondrei41iiOf what does a had month remind vea9It tndtc46tt 4ttrl1r your stomach w m bad conliUlmfnJ writ remind you that there is mMhfh M good for such a disorder u 3Jldu berlnina Stomach A Liver TabJetfifter having once used them They clinsE and invigorate the stomach an+ late the bowels For sale at tit per box by Cowgill CowgirT1 i REAPING MILLION i- Sev ntylivo million bushels of meat art being harYCStaI in 1lebrask e spite henry nuus of last fit this figure is believed to be a rn mate of the crop 1ho excess vitun fall will have damaged the tnidlf adtir1littctrQfWIlIwheat w not harvested 0 herofa WHITE MEN AS ROUSTERS Metropolis 111 Au IeI Cincinnati and Memphis stdtqrs theiljdown vity uQt the as seen start lung before the Civil Yfnr The negro roasters are all striking not so much for higher wages UK because ot the hot weather and heavy wheat atip moats which deprive the roost or of restII Frlikts I Louisville Ky July 2S1he hustpprovedI State Fair Directors to hnve the nierchniits of Louisville pure isc and distribute among their Cdltt try cuJtomera free tickets tolhe hecJonSephnl1bel1 Club is also expected to endorse the plun uywhicL thjpusiind5jiyj people rut in the State will proik JOW RATES TO ST LOUIS Saturday and Suiular + x Go to tno city and enjoy yourself atl the bountiful Summer Gardens Toko LoopSeaFarrGroundstion train now runs ovary day Suuday morniniback MORE TROUBLE COMING v MUST PREPARE FOR TWO UN USUALLY SKVEUB STORMS DcVoo the meteorologist writes front Hackensack N Tas fol lowsHlhe storm bolt which hung ovor tho Ohio Valley luring tho month of July will continue during the month cf August And you must prepare for two unusu ally severe storms The first one will sweep over the same section between the 1st and 5th Andl the second great storm Js due between the 15th and 20th of Au gust The second storm will form over the Gulf of Mexico about the 15th and move northward And it is likely to cause severe Hoods over a large section of the LWtitnd Sta rrom the lower Mississippii Valley to Ctnada August will be a very wet month especially over the Ohio Valley A F OLIVER Blacksmith and Undertaker I IIIOKiIAN KENTUQKY Give me n trial when you want Black s1Uitbin done c uguusllorseshoeing keep a full line of Undertakersd s Hoodsa BlackWalnutbe titted up on short notice and at rea trIat61Shopr 1r+ Cured Paralysis Texaswritestffcringfhewhen t v as persuaded to use JJulIards slur Liliiuieut which cureA her all SOfCStrthis wort T 25c 5Uj and SL IxiUIe at L P r S 1211150ni r t i li Illinois Geolral R 1 R 1 I F INTEREST T- OSTOCEHOiDERS theSpecialat Chicago Public notice is hereby given that a utthrCompany iuutJ1 1 u02 at leveo OClOCK in the foreooon ofthel willbeheldon VaurwUy October 1 1902 at noouTo permit penioualitteutlance at t uso oachholdercarpilalthehooksoflu9illgys idaStIlemher theCoupaupthe Illinois Central Railroad neareKt to his or her registered address to Chicago and r+ turu Sack ticket AttJbe good for i thefearthe day of the meeting and for the re thedaydaysiunnedilllel busines9 a in and 6 p in in the office of the uin1 tniued by nny holder of stack registered as above on appiidttiou in writing to the Prwulont of the Company in C ht thfullor exactly lIS given iu his or her cortiti onto of stock together with the number and date of such certificale No carriedfreetheCompanyl Secretary ADVANTAGE OF OUR FOOD SUPPLIES without it difficult to live without the Un ited States This is because the United Suites are the granary and stock yard of the world A large proportion of our exports are bread and meat the greater part of our imports are manufact u red articles It is just the other way with the nations of Western Europe The greater part of their imports for foodstuffs the vast 1r plOductsl a nation can live withort nrinnfac tured imports but it cant exist without bread and meat England is especially dependent annuullyimportsf foodstuffs Of this stupendous sum 010000000 or GO per cent of the byUnitedf SAVING AND INVESTMENT The 1 Mickman Building and1 Luau Association has opened a new series known as Series Xwdoffers stock for gale It has been in business in this city over thirteen years and has hens the means of helping quite a number of our build homes also build houses t- rent o as an investment Other off our citizens have invested only1 their savings and the means off aecntimlating fur them sums of mme large enough to make it pos sable for them to accomplish some off their desires The results prove that you can buy or build a home an I pay for it with the sumo mount you now pay for rents or you can secure property that will bring in a regular income or by putting a way a dollar or more each month you can accumuftreo a 1profit on the investment and secure an amount sufficient for guy cherished desire The business is managed by a Board of Directors from among our best citizens and every cent is ab solutely sa- feLIVER7 STABLE OPPOSITE R R HElOT JH POLLOCK Prop Firstclass turnouts hnpgics snrroys carriages safe teams c Customers served with courtesy anti politeness Patronage solicited Telephone JLOW POINTS Take your Plow Points to George Boole and hays them suarpeued two or 25 Cents r y 1 HOMES fl t HOMES jl HOnES 1 I 0 21- tt Biy you a home on the monthly install ment pian- Utilize 1 t yoiu rentS in paying for your home Buv you a farm on the same plmiV The 23th Somianniiall series of tin Hick man Building dud Loan Assoeimion is now f opened for tin i suuici of now shaiv s of stockri Association has Wn in successful opera 1 IIrillSfor li years and tlure are Inmdivds of I citizens who han tested who have secmvd homes Ithrough it md vo ask you to 1 1 see them and Ill advised Under this plan 11 I Y loan iis 1paiJ by monthly installments iin i ffY011r G yearn The 1profits ttlJlPdilnl divided 1 n tho shares J The book are closed Augut l2i ftt 2 p 111 1 JII d and no more shares can he sold lint it February r II190a 1 1 1 For further information call on the See 1 retnry who will take pleasure in explaining 11- tt 4- i ttdetai1H at the COURIER OFFICEI 1 L r o A rc I tJ FactswAnd the facts arc that hundreds of people who have kindly given me Ill tronage since I began the cash irocery system are ready to testify to you and by their continued patronage to mo that 1 3LWE3STHElVL McDIrEYtthat you nots1t1o1or mere talk + but the real fact Talk to any number of people your neighbors and askl them if I haynt sold them riot for a dollar than credit houses can afford to sell Why do you want to pay your cash money to credit houses at credit prices to enable othersftestI1llt I give you more goods findl lorthe same money Dont doubt this and waste your money elsewhere but come and see me and Test Prices 0 Also I am went for the IRIS PAINTS Not the cheapest in price hut lJio best and most dur able paint made Guaranteed by Simmons Hardware 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