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The Hickman courier: May 6, 1909

The Hickman courier: May 6, 1909 The Hickman courier 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Warren & Martin Hickman, KY 1909 hic1909050601_sn85052141 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. The Hickman courier: May 6, 1909 The Hickman courier Warren & Martin Hickman, KY 1909 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1 THIS . rolton ?" PAPER GOES TO NO MAN ON CREDIT. IT STOPS WHEN YOUR TIME EXPIRES - i'rlnt Vh.n THE HICKMAN COURIER. Pulls the Commercial Waqan up the Hill ot Success, The Courier haa a Spankin' Good Team. A BLUE MARK HERE mean thnt your sulc snrlptlon has expired. Itnew promptly if 7011 want t hn paper to coma to rou After thin month , the Team that nil -- Grease thB Axles of Your Wagon, Old Man, and Let's Hitch Up WHOLE 50.344.0 ESTABLISHED IN THE TEAS " X ..-- in no. l WEBTEBW KENTOOKT tr HICKMAN, FULTON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, A suggestion, Why don't tome fellow get buiyr and ettablith an automobile line be tween Hickman, Cayce and Fulton? Thii thing it done between other imall towm Eait Prairie and Chjrleiton, Mo., for instance; in fact, many towns. If such a line would pay anywhere, it certainly should do to in Fulton county, in view of the presence circumstances. Rurlal Telephone. Mr. Farmer : Make your home as modern for vour family as a city residence. You can do this by installing a telephone and connecting with the Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company. Special terms for farmers. For further information, call the manager of the MAY 6, 1909. Boat Damaged In Storm. 1SBO Spring A MOWN sat on the telephono wire In front of my home thli morning am! chirped reprovingly at my bull-do- Judgment for $7,830. . a a u tk i rifii Mr. Alex. N Moore, an attorney ill w a glinipso 01 iKK-to- r of this city, received official inforJohnion mation Wednesday morning that he emerging from Iho had received a Judgment against the wood, a load of United States Government for $7,830 young tree upon In favor of W. Beckham, ad bla democrat ministrator Danhis father's estate, of Ho wagon. rhlnied me a clad against the Government. This was for property confiscated 46 years ci,";g J he ciuci-- iu ago when the Beckham family was .. . f li. .i.w in Inn PUT. murdered by negro soldiers in Madlad after Doc'.or Johnion camo inn rid Bend in August 1863. Union 1IWa k t...ll .t Uv U 1.4113, . nhurbi City Commercial. in th 7- -1 called sweetly for redbroaatcd her mate and together they twlttoml of lore !n a great elm tree along tho road where tho bloom and the lake lap upon lna ihlnlng pebbles. And aa I unrolled a string of iod and lot It trlcally vmm Joy-cut- carrying bonea Into tho jard. Then ibo While returning from Mew Madrid, Mo., Thursday, Kirk & Ward's new boat "Daisy,'' was caught in a storm and driven against the river bank, tearing up her wheel and otherwise injuring her. She was so badly crippled that she had to be towed to Hickman, and was delayed 36 hours. She had a heavy load of freight and a number of passengers aboard. A RECIPE FOR TROUBLE. UnBK "I give ye now me word, Are alt rlfht If prevented Defore they have ocBo, In Irlahman, trouble," laid the South Pulton Incorporated, The Legislature now in session at Nashville, Tenn., passed the bill introduced by Floater Roy McDade, ol Obion county in the lower house to reincorporate South Fulton, Tenn,, without any fight and when Gov. M. R. Patterson affixes his signature to the bill it becomes a law and the new mayor and city council, as well as the other municipal officers will take their seats in office. The officers of South Fulton, as named in the bill for reincorporation, areas follows: Adrian McDade, mayor; W. P. Albritton, marshal; Jas. Lowe, treasurer; W. W. Morris, J. P. Swann, Will Har-wel- l, W. D. Swiggart, Dr. R. N. Whitehead and W. S. Boulton, councilmen. The night police officer was not named in the bill. These officers will serve until the regular election, which will be held in December. Fulton Leader Although the Roman Church denies it, some early historians have asserted that at one time in the ninth century the Papal chair was the "Popess filled by a woman Joan." This personage is mentioned by Marianus Scotus, a monk of Fulda, who lived about 1040-108and who, in his chronicle, says that when Leo IV". died, in 853, he was succeeded by Joan, whose pontificate lasted two years, five months and four days, she in turn being succeeded by Benedic 111. Anastasius and Hincmar, both contemporary with Leo IV., in writing of the succession, make no mention of any occupant of the Papal chair between Leo and Benedict. 0, curred." the home economy, things go wrong, the reason la tmually the result Of lack of care In Wlien 1 81 hangs wrone-elde-u- the harness "Ai the small rain upon the tender herb, and aa the showers upon the grata." Deuteronomy XXXIL, Telegraph Compaut, . Cumberland Telepiiohe Run, rain; run I rule, Ordains that then the harness goes All wrong upon the mulel Tho small boy puts his hand within Alao. that Justice & (Incorporat-ed- ) Run across the valleys-W- ake the lazy buttercup that somnolently dallies; Sweep the level meadow floor and make It fair and cleaner; Carpet It with emerald In newer tints and greener; Spangle It with Jeweling of flowers still Dandelions, violets and all the rest Run, rain; run I Run among the roses Whisper to each little bud till gladly It uncloses; Pat the petals prettily and satisfy their thirsting Until Into all their wealth of color they are bursting; Set them nodding up and down, with honey dew So the chuckling bees may come and find delight in sipping. A hallow log, to find A cnake, Instead of rabbit; To thought and prudence blind. Is certainly an error; But to prepare for trouble, robe That trouble of Jts terror. So, to the Irishman's advice. Pray, friends, let us recur. And let us all prevent mistakes Before mistakes occur I Now, crossing ere we reach 'a bridge. t u - Run. rain: run I A Sense of Proportion. adage to the Thero Is a R effect thnt "anything that Is worth at nil. Is worth doing well." That this Is well and wisely said, nobody will deny, but like many of tho "good old sayings" it Is capablo of well-knowdo-Inn. --. ,.t i ..... v. - r ktti k.. kit In tn miio A Hickman edge in his head, skill in his hands and health in his body is his own 'fear d IiileMfd with the villi of letter of references. Mix him up with 60,000,000 of others, and vou will find him again, as he will have habit of teing on top. Throw him naked into a desert island and he will be at the head of something. ltd, by tad by at I puttered with He does not go whining over the land, blaming fortune and saying tnniF man uiniit'a. i in 111 aauu h: has no chance, but goes out and ted Roderus ratted with their does something, and goes out and does It again and better. Men that Wet fresh air bug! lid op on the bill. Dour. Ilobtmon can do things either with head or hands are the men that arc wanted and the demand is as great in Hick r vii warrinnTiin nnr li nmn I man now ai It has been at any time. i-Tn lad It wis creit fun, thoe dtjrit young man with a practical business man says a knowl- Over hill and hollow v Shouting to the flower host to rouse Itself and follow; Scurry down the orchard paths and coax the trees to blooming. Till the air Is heavy with the languorous perfuming; Wander through the forest ways and bring the leaves Mingling with the song of birds and squirrels' saucy chirring. Run. rain: run I Hither, there and"yonder Paint anew the tawny fields and woodlands as you winder. Singing to the swaying vines and telling wondrous stories To the slender columbines and modest morning glories: Hurry where the flowers wait your touches fraught with freeing Here's a summer wdrld, for you to charm It Into being I Gasoline at the Courier Office. I tali li the way tho ilmple life uUalttt out In my town cam r krtiifuti. Down at the itatlon it Johnion tellt you of when he it ' me now" a!d the doctor cal- - vOUR clothes are sure to be used by people who see you as a guide to the sort of fellow you are; clothes make the first impression for you. The whole thing resolves Itself Into a sense of proportion. Wher6 Is tho merit In giving ns much care and time to the sweeping of a back porch, as to the making of a fancy cake or tho preparing of a paper for the club7' Why take as much pains In Ironing Yet the as tho many housewives do this, and count It a virtue to "slack nothing." This argues a bad perspective, and this lack" of a sense of proportion Is, possibly, what Charles Ferguson means when he writes of tho "wonderful dramatic foreshortening of woman's mind." Now, Mr. Ferguson Is not carping at the sex not even when he mentions tho "ncurosity and exaggeration" of His whole tho "woman's movement." attitude shows an admiring sympathy for which all women must thank him. But this nervous, misdirected energy, this lack of knowledge of values, In work as In all things, Is a fault which the sent must cure before their proper sphere Is rightly filled. To apply this to the small things of life let us neglect some household details for tho sake of the Mg things. A smile over the teacups, for Instance, is a "big thing." dish-towel- s table-linen? it hit veal buttons and "ltd Dw.ll-j- ou tat tprlaga. know Elw.ll down Well, he waa a CM- a Ha at all run down, and to bts fate Today he It " MnKdiift lndr-t- ..mi a m doctor Is rlrhL BtQCh uuci uf " ti witnottt It Wo all itir t.i.a1th Thar uui uu uuo tnu u nul n llim lUUUi air Hart Schaffixer & Marx clothes will give you a better standing than any other clothes quality made. The in the fabrics shows plainly what your standards are; the perfect tailoring, correct style, accurate fit, all proclaim the all-wo- ol A young lady having asked a surgeon why woman was made from the rib of a man in preference to any other bone, he gave the following gallant answer : "She was not taken from the head lest she would rule over him: nor from his feet lest he would trample upon her ; but she was taken from his side that she might be his equal ; from under his arm that he might protect her; from near his heart that he might cherish and love her." We want the news. We will take it over the telephone, over the counter, on the street, any hour of the Country life hat Its drnvbarkt. WtllL.il WHU i giai auvauidUCl T in ir.iaen ii it thtv IV. k lha "ivwi ..... .... atstj "Hayieedi" to the n-- AUC IUUC day or night, and be thankful for it. We are out for the news, and if you know of anything in our line, it will be considered a favor and no breach of propriety on you part if you will communicate the fact to his office. If you do not know all the details, give us the tip, and we will do the rest ; that is part of our business. Mrs. W. C- - ituc imoicer tn town, but the .. W let 01 iuiivuuui c lalilB yuuiig men or women up 1 in rnpv in iuiviuuiu u j, ..iiiuic IHC QCtpiUl JDHU- j . .. 11 3 nature, anil ih.n fC .icrner watict thinr. it... ' 1 -- I 11)1111 Ctldt at. J r I t .11 . I4hl. . ' " hllHWhllh Ulllft IfUCU w icavc iwo vijiiinir . . u .P. 1 rnrtr.. ot lite. .1 1 mm m 3 Speer returned Sun aoi. -- m L... ucy e 1 Qr p ri .: h n..d..v "hi mi art fi.j - Vf taken advantape o oltered lhf 3.. " ... i nv;i man of taste. Your clothes will speak well for you if they're our clothes. Suits $18 to $25 Other makes $5 to $ 8 1 day from a two weeks visit with rel atives in Sturgeon, Mo. bhe was accompanied home by Iter mother, Mrs. Jnok btoitz, and sister, Miss Edna, who will spend a few weeks in Hickman. An exchange truly says : ,4The meanest and most despicable character in any community is the man who is envious of others prosperity, and is always heard speaking in a contemptuous manner of his neighbors and fellow citizens." R. B. Johnson, our popular efficient N. C. & St. L. agent, me. l me 10 I received ali-1In fiA V " v " a" ibm iV M.I. T'cus i ".r . ou cannot be J Noa 1841 2" tt,lu "lercnanutie s rpolltfc. f don't practice . medN I" a farmer nor mechanic a. or aialior ,J con t itudy don't think. 5 Cii. This store is the home of Hart Schaffner & clothes Marx Copyrlht 1909 by Mou have nme iuto a hard world. the Hut SthtlTnti tt Mux purchased a lot from Green, just west oi Mr. Green's residence, and will build a residence this month. Consideration $700. and has H. H. crave S.t.i.j anrt .. w to save hit ht. A SMITH & AM BERG 4a Our daily increasing business is the best testimonial we have to offer concerning our big furniture establishment. We had rather "show you" than to tell you about it. Come and see. St. Louis Fur. Co. S. L. Dodds, J. T. Stephens and others attended the big shoot at Union City last week. mh..., Pair of iciisori and we iop drawer. i u THE HICKMAN COURIER Covert Wotcrn Kentucky Llkt ths Dew" BUSY. BRIEF STATE' NEWS r CAPITAL NOTES, LAAATIVE FOR it-ii-i W. 0. SPEER and J. C. SKXTON, Edltori and rroprieton. 0$E DOLLAR PER YEAR CASH IX ADVANCE. Entered at the Hickman, Kentucky, matter. pottofl.ee as tccond-class.raall NEW TRIAL IS DENIED - JtfDOE FOUND NO GROUND FOB SETTING ASIDE VERDICT. Col. Cooper and Robin J. Cooper .Appeal to Tennessee Supreme Court and Make Bond, i Xashvillc, Tcnn. Judge William A. JIart otcrrule.1 the motion for a new trial In the case of Col. Duncan II. Coop er and Holiln J. Cooper, ' recently convicted of tlic murder of former. United States Snialor K. W. earmark. The defen.c at once gave notice of an appeal to the supreme court, and waived the formal sentence Of 'twenty years In the penitentiary. Judge Hart's opinion was brief and clear. He said t "The motion in the case of the Stats against IX V. and ltobin Cooper is now liefore the court. After giving due, and careful consideration to all the reasons assigned in the motion, the court is of the opinion that there is no ground for setting aside the verdict of the jury, and therefore the motion is overruled." "We will pray for an appeal to the supreme court," said Judge Anderson, "and waive formal sentence." "It Is granted," retorted Judge Hart. offertd to take them at 10 per cent lest than their fare value Maltlntly sued to recover the face value of the IS THE SO ABSORP'NQ INDUSTRY THAT HE In reviewing the case the checks. HA8 NO TIME FOR RESCUE WOf KT court said tho mining company Is pre sumed to know Its own checks am1 can not require tho plaintiff to prove their DEATH IN GRAIN FIRE to saygenuineness when It Is unwilling STORM HITS FOUR they are not genuine. Quoting Section 2H of the constitution, tho FIREMAN KILLED, TWO MISSING court says the company can Issue these pay checks on agreement with IN DUST EXPLOSION. STATES; ONE DEAD the miners, but It can not provide any Lightning Probable Cause of Blaze In reduction from their faco value as paid Illinois Central Big to tho miners for their work. Warehouse. TORNADO WRECKS PART OF CHICAGO KILLING-MACHIN- Increased Assessments. Tho state board of equalization pant, ed on tho nssessmenls of elsht Items of Special Interest to ties and Increased tho assessments la' nil of them. They aro as follows: Our Readers Lewi, fi tier rent nn farm ltn,1. i,itr ton, 7 per rent on farm lands i Josa mine, 2 per cent on farm landst Caf 3 roll. - Her If'tlt mi .. ..... .... farm lan.t I....I A GLEANED FROM MANY SOURCES ,i.ii.n mill per cent on town .Madison, i ier rent on farm lands; Henry, 6 per cent Important Decision Rendered by Court on rarm lanut; Kobcrtson, lr. per cent on rarnt iands: WoodfoTd,-nf5ehtf'of Appeals, Which Declares Miners Are Entitled to Be Paid In Lawful C. N. &. C. Assessment. The state board of valuation and Money assessment passed upon the assessFrankfort, Ky. Minors employed In ment nt the Cincinnati Kentucky mines aro entitled to be paid CovlnKton Sttcet railway and tlie In lawful money for their i iiidii i.igni, neat anil Power Co., of lovingion ami .Ncwnnrt. Inrmmtnp thn labor, and employers can not pay checks which havo a reduced value assessment on each comtianv llf.o ooii when redeemed by the company, do- - The assessment will uow round out Mun.uoo each. Hares the court of appeals. Tho d clslou was announced In a case of Ilia To Attend Tax Conference. Kentucky Coal Mining Co. against Hen Governors of 26 utaim wriir. J. Mattlnglr. Tho nnnelleo conducted a store which had no arrangement Tor personal letters In Gov. U'ULnn n. handling tho metal checks of the com KnowieilRIIlK tils nvltat nn I.. II..J ptny. He took In several hundred dol and namo delegato from their ttatct lars worth of them, and when ho pre- to tho third conference of the Intersented them for payment tho company national Tax nssnrlatlnn in l. I,l.l n, urni iin m ii i There. Is a great his--. bo PUK Tablet. ik we usually violent .Kirrili,:." t catharllp, MUI ... d. . ern.l i, i. rnr Ihn .. ina A woman nt .ti ,,'Z tKC neeili mild iitTMi.i-- . , " in net. nn.. 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" i jna iv.,i urt afBSaSaSatm. m The ttato canltol commission ha purchased two tracts of ground on either side of the oxtrnslon of Capitol avenue, from the Intersection of Todd street, so at to make an avenue 180 feet wide from that street up to tho main entrance of the new rapltol. The price paid waa $7,500. . WVl.m ummmmmv aaaaSSSSSSSSSKJBaai . T 11 Cf -- , J nrri ii ir'.i..ll undtrtttM e.i, ! . i in inn 1 ne a.-l- .: r. . I. vw'J." W -- 101111, BSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSa atl.tl.tl.tM.SSSBr.lt- -. 1.I.. . i.7 COUNTRY IN MOVEMENT. DOUGLAS, KANSAS STOCK KILLED IN NEBRASKA. STEEL TRUST WAS BLUFFING Earnings First Quarter $5,000,000 TERRIFIC Over Last Year. New York. The United States Steel Corporation, better known as the steel trust, showed in its quarterly report, Issued Tueday, that its net earnings for the first tlir.ee months .of this year had been almost $5,000,000 greater than they were in the corresponding quarter of last year. The total, $22,921,560, was niore than $2,000,000 in excess of general expecta tions. In the opinion of Walt street, it proved dearly that the recent lamen tations and wage cutting threats of the trusts managers were for political effect, with the intention of Intimidating the tariff cutter in Washington rather than showing the true condition of trade. GALE SWEEPS IOWA Wind Destroyed Number of Buildings and Did Serious Damage to Crops and Fruit at Tupelo, Oklahoma. Sarpy "Wednesday evening. It formed near sulted. Attorneys in Calhoun Case Have Hot Avery and traveled northeast' for. sevC Wordy Pass. eial miles. No loss of human life bas 600 GO BACK TO WORK San Francisco. "I never take any no-- 1 been reported In Danville, III., Reopen tico of a barking cur,"- said Francis J. nrule. In the western part of tho Frisco Shops The Force To Be InJlene to Lewis F. llyington in the state, is reported damaged by wind creased Later. trial hero of Patrick Calhoun. have over . Wichita,. Kas., April 30. One per son. Lewis Ayres, TO years old, was killed and ten others were Injured by a tornado which wrecked n largo por tion of Douglas, Kansas, Wednesday night. The storm spread over a wide area, doing much damage to farm property. One of the seriously In jured was Mrs. J. J. Jones. At Udall a windstorm, accompanied by hall, did much damage, efttween Rose Hill and Douglas many houses workman known at. "Mike." , Three school- The Injured: CRptaln Klrwln. Wm TO PROTECT POWER SITES were blown down. houses wero completely wrecked. At, O lirlen, John Ehrenberg, DcnJ. Ham Rock, south of Douglas, a store build' sey and Matthew Greer, all firemen, Secretary Ballinger Issues Orders to Ing was wrecked and one man in and John ftevans, a newspaper re porter. All are seriously Injured. jured. Director of Surveys. Tho fire Is supposed to have been Telephone and telegraph service Washington! A highly important an swer was made by Secretary of the was badly Interfered with, making It Btarted by a bolt of lightning. A flro Interior Ballinger, bearing on the sub- ainicull to learn trie extent oi ue boat was dispatched to the scene near the mouth of the river, and all tho ject of conservation of water power and damage In the various town. downtown engines sent out protection 01 water power sues. Terrific Gale In Iowa Lieutenant McKlllgntt headed a shows that the administration is fully Dps Moines. Ia.. Anrll 30. A terrific crew of firemen who started Into the alive to the importance of protecting windstorm, approaching a tornado In burning building with a line of hose. power sites throughout the country. See-- violence .wrecked tho Bank of Chis 4s they stepped Insldo there was a retary llallinger has ordered the director I holm Wednesday night. The wine terrific explosion of grain dust McEl of 'the geological survey to make at reachced a velocity of CO miles an llgott was Instantly killed and Cooper once an investigation of water power hour nad tore down telegraph and tel disappeared. The others were res' sites within the public domain and not ephone poles for miles southwest of cued by comrades. in forest reserves, with a view of recom here. Lightning and hail did much The explosion partially wrecked the mending legislation to protect these damage to property In Perry, Ottum elevator, the flames spreading with great rapidity. Inside of an hour tho from falling into the hands, as the order wa and Creston says, of 'a monopolistic and speculative whole structure was a mats of flames. Kills. Stock in Nebraska. Tornado' 9 interest. Neb., April 30. A "tornado At a. m. the firemen had checked Its Omaha, property spread to other elevators. which did much damage to There CALLED EACH OTHER DOGS and killed some stock is reported to explosions,were a dozen or more dust but no other Injuries re county swept Covington. Ky. Edward Hood, a III the Illinois Central railroad. The vator Is a total wreck and the loss Is bio salesman, and formerly a collector estimated at between J 8 00,000 and on the Suspension brldgo at tbo south 11,250,000. end. filed an affidavit In the Kenton At noon It was almost certain that county court, at Covington, attacking Peter Cooper, the missing fireman. Itev. Napoleon II. Carlisle, 633 Green was dead. Ho bas not returned to hi up street. Covington, a brother of for home and he was at Mcdllgott's side mer Secretary of the Treasury John when tho latter was killed, it Is be O. Carlisle, and who Is known as "the lieved he was burled under tho ruins. manning preacher." having Joined The Illinois Central agent estimates thousands of couples who came to Cov the loss at $1,250,000. The burned Ington from practically every state In building was SO feet wide, 400 feet the union to get married. The afflda long and ISO feet wide. It contained vlt states that Mr. Carlisle Is not a 491,000 bushels of wheat and SOO.OOO minister nor a priest of any denoml bushels of corn. nation, and that he It not connected The fire was spectacular in the ex with any religious society. The heartreme, and the firemen fought it while ing has been set by Judge Stevens for a terrific electrical storm was raging. May 8. The case will be awaited with The dead: Lieut. Wm. McElllgott. Interest, at It may affect the legality The missing: Simon Cooper and n of thousands of marriages performed cle- - Chicago, April 30. Ono fireman Is uad, two persons arc missing and six persons were seriously injured as n result of a firo early Thursday which destroyed the Elevator H of QUESTIONS HI8 AUTHORITY. Affidavit Filed In Kenton County Court Attacking Right of Rev. Carlisle to Act as Minister. Kentucky Flashes Meeting of Nations! 9uar ana The fifth annul! UODAI AlIOTlnMnn of Tubftu! f mt(n a,-- l. ,. trr k. Versailles, Ky Mist Caroline Steele rrpvt-niin- n . or Tnisren wat notified of hrr aptiolntment as Dlltl In Wlltilnpfnn II r t. ........ maid of honor for the entire south at Wlllnrtl Tm is I mm ii.- . the confederate reunion at Memphis. Uwlnr in this nt June 7. She Is a granddaughter of Gen. John P. Ilrecklnrldge. I t. mnmiinm i ... i ... nr-.- W lHVT(fca,D i Louisville, Ky. An open boast that he It a night rider and It thereby prlv. Qfarir 2.000. in.! im si'hv. atm. u Ileged to burn all the barm he pleases mmi JiVAtv iittt m iv. t - . . . wat made by Charles O. Wade, who me national atsocli'ioa lu tio was arretted 30 miles north of Now Mnsfnerallilik tnjiml.A,eliM I. r ...... PllflA Albany, charged with arson. Pfl.ln tllr. HI. -- V ,1 m. tho appointment at representative ot Ibe German Imperial government la the president, Mr II;mr a!ki New York city and Vr Cttrld Ixjulsville, to succeed E. II. Ilohnc, Minor or Jiinotnie . c tr tt Owensboro. Ky. J. A. Harris, for vi vtnucuu. urn. iirorrn u iirrniar by" Carlisle. v ! lll.IVI k merly ronncctcd with T. 8. Anderson ia v. VB..iaia,.all, and James II. Parrlsh In the real es Henri- llartnn Jarahi of I'i Innrt LEGAL BATTLE "EXPECTED I.Hlniton ftrtu tate business here, was convicted oa secretary, and Dr.ft.. . n t 4..U. ......I.. . Over S100.C00 Fund for Capture and the charge ot attempted arson and sen. ury of the association tenced to two jcars In tbo peniten Conviction of Ooebel tiary. A FACER. -- Loulavitle. Ky. William V. Tafel. vice president ot the Continental Na tional bank, hat been honored with n. U'ihi.m n.i.- - t. . Buildings Wrecked In Oklahoma 5, ateS Danville. III., April 30. More than ",I,way bo a cur," said llyington ris- Tupelo, Okla., April 30. A tornado inc. to his feet, "but I am not a trail- - wrecked a number of bulldlngB here COO men, who have ben Idle several I Wednesday night and did serious dam months, wero placed at work at the Ing dog us you are." Oaklawn shops of tho C. & B. I.. crPB and frult- .Judge Lawler Intervened as tho attor-- nSe Frisco, railway here Thursday, ncys stepped toward one another and lloth skilled and unskilled mechan warned the, combatants. CHICAGO IS STORM-RIVE- N ics have found positions and reports Thereupon Mr. Hcney said: from headquarters utato that tho forco "! do not intend to bo assailed by any Hall, Snow and Rain Do Heavy Dam will be further Increased. age and Lightning Starts person engaged in this case. I stood it Hundreds of men havo been walk Elevator Fire. for months when I was opposed by Hen ing tho streets for several months on ry Ach, but so help me (JodI will not Chicago, April 30. A violent storm' account of tho closing of theso shops. tanu lor it again. struck Chicago early Thursday and The outburst marked the end of an inside of three hours the city has witPlans for 31 Story Hotel. argument relating to admission of testi nessed every kind of weather pobsI-bl- y New York. April 30. New York Is excepting fair. Hail, snow and mony given by James L. Gallagher on rain, accompanied by a brilliant elec to have the highest hotel In the world, redirect examination. trical display all visited the city In It plans filed Wednesday with the bureau of building are carried out. rapid succeslon. thirty-onstory MISSOURI RAILROADS AGREE The chief damage done by the storm They call for a was the starting the Illinois Central' structure 37C feet high, at tho southelevator Are. but a number of dwell west corner of Madison avenue and street. This will over Xaximum Rate of 2 2 Cents Goes ings were also struck by lightning and Into Effect May 10. other ceneral damage done. So far i top by ten stories any hotel structure as is known, however, no one was In tho city. Tho company behind the Chicago. A maximum rate cf '2 .... . u. i.. ML...ri ..in a (.. r; vnifi oroiect will expend S2.000.000. An apartment house on ine Bouin feet May 10 on the Chicago, Ilurlingtorf Oil Man Falls Out of Window. Quincy Hailroad and several other Side was struck by lightning ana Tulsa, Okla., April 30. James DaHID. oujillia ami n nuu iiiicv roads. daughters and Mrs. Harry Ooodarl vis, a wealthy oil producer, Is In tho The .roads which are tied up in the were soverely shocked. Mrs. Goodurl city hospital In a critical condition as courts in the injunction to Missouri is reported to be In a serious condi the result of Injuries received from a a tion. them, from adopting a fall from tho third Btory of the Hrady wile jiassenger rale, sought to induce hotel Wednesday night. It Is believed Shoots Qlrl on College Campus. tlwlltufltegtoii officials to wait until all Davis was walking In his slcop. 2ypnili could start together In the Northampton, .Mass, April 30. Hel SVpeent rate, but the llurlington of. ta Marden of 'Somervllle, Mass., a Pathfinder Breaks Down, Smith college senljr, was shot on the Idaho, April 30. The Pocotello. fietals would not agree to this o'clock It is expect! that that litigation will college campus at 9 Smith of Thursday Thomas New York to Beattle pathChicago, finder car broko down Wednesday at of early in May and that morning by Porter be Dartmouth college student. Miss Georgetown between Montpcller and of the month all the Smith Soda It was tb. State will follow ielf Iatcr "and dleJ "om thoshot him- horses Springs, Springs towed "by six effccl9- to Soda for repairs. lead. e Forty-secon- Hit Yon hnva lnnknl en DT lift ery phase of state development were discussed by representative busluest Uie last lime one yi aji Are jou r-- s w men gathered from all tcctlont In the Kentucky State Commercial conven 1 beard! tion held here. Nearly every county practical Gain. In tbo ttato tent representatives lo tho meeting. take your father s rsior and Iwi ti Frankfort, Ky. Tho city council steel blade open out la the rn"" would har.-- D ended the telephone war In this city night, whatf Ann 1 II .n"M Hill by passing the first reading of tho or- ...1. .1 . , .1.. .tail nr itlt providing maximum rates ot Ulb UJaltlllUI hi i ii i. dinandi commonly called rust Pndncah. Ky. Suit for $10,000 dam ages has been fllcd In Lyon county by 12.50 for business houses and Jl.f.Ofor .. Teacher Quito rlitht Ns F residences. The sale of two franchises II JOU WOUIU put juur former State Senator N. W. Utley. of t ordered. Tho tax rate of $1.75 was ' taond ring In tho fire. Eddyvllle, against J. Wheeler Camp alto patted. would you get bell and George Dullelle, prominent Wise Willie I'd get a i:oa. attorneys of Ix)ulsvlllc, Ky.; Attorney Ky. Three candidates Lexington, Carl Henderson, of Marlon, Ky., and FOOD FACTS Henry Dennett, whom ho claims false for the democratic nomination to varl ly accused him In order to secure roon ous county offices withdrew nt a meet What an M. D. Ltrnei. ng ot the city and county democratic ey from him. I Frankfort. Ky. Now that all of tho slteged conspirators In the assassination of Gov. Ooebel arc either In the penitentiary or pardoned, there will bo a legal battlo over a portion of the Goebcl reward fund of J 100,000. which was appropriated by the legislature to be ueed In the capture and conviction of his assassins. W. G. Harding and Doc Armstrong, detectives of Louis vllle. claim $3,000 In tho case of Henry E. outscy, and It is learned that they havo been conferring with local attor ncys looking to tho collection of this money. At they were under pay during their work here at so much per day It Is doubtful, however. If they bringsuit for tho monty. Only $H,000 of the $100,000 hat been used. Frankfort. Kv Tho crand stand and amphitheater for the Capital Fair association, of this city, will be modeled after the Paris amphitheater. Th building committee went to Paris to Inspect the building of the Hour boa Fair association. Louisville. Ky. Topics touching ev ... a tt Louisville. Ky. II y an order colling for complete reorganization of tho IulsvU'.c Federation of Labor, vic tory for tho insurgent body threaten Ing disruption of tho union was attain ed. Officers John Young and Charles I'eotz, over whoro administration alt tho difficulty occurred, will bo com pelled to abandon their peace treaty. Lexington, Ky. The board of educa tion of Kentucky Wesleyan college, at Winchester, elected J. J. Tygert. of Central college, Fayottc, Mo., as president, succeeding II. K- - Taylor, lately resigned. Lexington. Ky. The will of tho lato Thomas F. Mulr wat tiled for probate, disposing of an estate valued at over 100,000. divided among the different relatives of tbo deceased. Loultvllle. Ky. Vitus David Miller. president of tho Commercial Tele graphers' Union pf America, iocal No. 18, who was at the head of the operators when they went on a strike In this city two years ago, died of con gestion ot the brain at bis homo In this city committee, as follows; W. II. Haw. . Ins. for county Judgo; C. W. Foushee, mrougn a ioou cwu "M .Mtk i for county clerk, and Ell Stalon. for DinKI!! iiuuui;. iw.. county Jailer. ... "it was my own rapi" t in.l ira n I HKtie. US WCII .( Improves tho digestion sun ticnis niways gam very , W .trpnsth and weight 1100,000. , ,, "I was ia bucu h,,i in niv un mv work entire f Iulsrllle, Ky.A syndicate of Chi went to tno inoui.ia.u- - cago capitalists purchased a hand tenia fU country place near l.oulsvllle, to ho me; InfactlwM not quit used at headquarters for Chicago fox .11,1 Tl IH li. hunter. A pack of valuablo fox- ,. ...... ..loin that I m." ' . hounds and 15 borres wero Included (.ratie-"-" ... .i n n.n la the purchase. Tho property ...v. i roui j wans: CO acres of ground with a handsome residence. -H con-tai- laoulsvllle, Ky. The board of walcr- orks ot thlt city will advertlio fur propoaals for the construction of coagulant tank, where tbo water will ho allowed to subside until some ot tho mud and other foreign substances1 settlo to tho ground. Tho basin will hold 12.000.000 gallons and will cost i..i It'll 1UU U HU I U ..i .. 1" H nran;NUU o " trrllmil It tn convalcscfnti weak patients, that .UllUI U'liiM-! nl I also know, irorn 1, " i.. reiurncu Hopklnavlllo, the purchase ot 16 acres of the farm of Fttlrvlew, 13 milts from hero, on which Jefferson Davit wat born. It Is assured, It It said, that the project to convert the prop erty Into a memorial park to tbo mom. ory of Abraham Lincoln, will go through successfully. Ky.-r-Il- y since B .ii make tucso iuci. Ibo tlmo I havo felt as l ever am w " ai a nuiaiti"" well ana . - I consIJcr u"" ., ,,, m i tV Hd Ky. John Abner was Lexington, Ky. Ma). On. Arthur J. Lexington, Lcoklnpkg.,forthe laced on trial at Jackson, Ilreathltt Stolfart, head of tho military departcounty, for the assassination of Juinoi ment of the Kulghts of Pythias, was T ..." Mlioie .i .h guest of honor at a banuuet given ockrlll during a feud In 1902. John .. , a frulll IIMir lull v. mlth confessed that Abner lulled here, ut which grand o Ulcers from nil one i.ii-.uulu, sr over the Vnltid States were present. lulricid him and Curt Jolt kill Cock rill, ork tain tho body, will "There's n iteasou. regular 'm rr .a i r ftOM Cassini to Go Into Opera Hint sho dlschariced with tho skill nnd tact of tho moat experienced aoclal leader nil tho responsibilities of host pan at tho home of ono of tho moat prominent diploinnti In tho world. ThU beauty from tho ciar'a domain wna a member of her uncle's houso-holfrom tho tlmo iho waa throo years old. Finally, alio became tho Ms.rs;uo-- ndopted daughter of Count Casslnl. Bho haa lived In nil parts of the world and ipcaka halt a dozen languagoa AT PUBLIC EXPENSE GREAT FORTUNES ARC ACQUIRED AND ADDED TO, AMPLE ROOM FOR CRITICISM. Voters, Whose Money Is Being E pended, Have Right to Voice on Panama Canal Work. t Farmers and MsrcU Bank BASIS.... f3t ountess d .....i.irnv fnuntcis Lore of dress la a pssslon with the who has practlc- Ik whnlfl nmui Ul nuviui countess. It haa been said of hor L it determined to ko on ttao that If her oarly ambition were transsho h In ben lated Into prayer It would bp, "Pleaao God, mnko me as beautiful na you of the young; can." Bho cannot understand how Of tearw tho Irlends r much eicltod oTPr her any woman could dpslro anything be Hca, "Well ' "baorblne; hor forn that, but baring been blesicd fnt . Ifur iroleo la laid to with a rare type of boauty aurrtclently distinctive to fulnil tho dreams of her young girlhood, aho has of lato Cssat5l I Mini, 1" hn tc?n termed 'tne wosi yenra turned her major attention to t fl In America." In the hy- - dreas.ono At time her wardrobe has emirct of maraxmea and As a member braced as many as 80 gowns, thrno Jir iur;!framt. pairs of ahoea sllppera, tet. tho tied!;tJcembassy famous belle doxtm an equal number andhats, a pronearly In Washlajc of tie r Mri Nlrhotaa- portionate array of cloaks and wraps, Drcau.c " ;rtortl sn.l Ml" Katherlno KI- - and a doxen muffs. During tho aoclal - season the countess lias required as j, atl aer.JcTM immense popularmany aa three French maids to care i nw about 25 leara of aee. .i ri if wna laiii or nnr for her finery. f I. with that fluency." nme rrl WIM" i'-f- !n . . - nn aavanus i - 11. PIT ncarjiurvsummernaivcuI rtluiuivs ui last 1 1 i front an Incubator on n Delhi, K. V., while Dr. Chapman was spending his vacation there. They llred through tho summer, but froze early In the fall. Dr. Chapman took notes with great care of their dally experiences, and the cosmic aclenttsts listened with bated farm near r un oi waininsion. na phenomenon. Tho naked chickens, ha declared, Its rcight know from is, condition. Hair retir t Is the club Inhabited by didn't llko theirand other thlnga wore storer, vasetlno most dlstln- - used In the cflort to Induce feathers It li America's to grow, but without avail. Tho r 71 11)11 111 lllLi llini IT WlRUUUIa t:;n i.i a'jc'jt crerythlng and In- - chicks lost appetite, their modesty .... I. i I n n . t waa constantly being shocked by the k. . .1- I. I la. t..t. curiosity of a prying world, and when literary people, statesmen cold weather canto they died early. Hut to tho Cosmos scientists the :UX ! ail the strictly Intellectual question of profound concern relates to tho possibility of developing a brcod ) It li that the Cosmos club'a dis of hairless chickens that will not seaci tho teathcrleas chicken Is son tbo stow with pin feathers nor requlro In tho kitchen tho difficult The club sat on this dlacor- - nor It of picking. Dr. Chapman pointed the u ic:rn:n. icivnunc state, nert) out with eloquent earneatnesB to i"M of It The featherlesa benefits humanity would derive. Ha did not doubt that men In native rier mi arnvA.1 nn i uti miini.iA Into were onco aa hairy aa monkeyn; civilization substituted clothes, and Why not likewise vt r. it, chapman or tho geologl- - the hair vanished. with poultry, Tho club Is deeply Fifr abo!utely feathcrless stirred nnd further experiments In ctt tre born that Is, batchrd bald poultry aro contemplated. -- t bejr breath aa ho read his report on the i i a ar . r-- m- - Al it'ji IKS, at "SMS" " KW - appears some corre- ,uui uii yuiy li, nrv lift rnn mi.lii rHei of the Italian ambassador ""..a me tiatus of an American 1 vto lL;ulJ marrr an Itnllmi nn. ...f aw. Vuhlajtan, ud caJa by the stato depart public the other day rlage was probably under considera tion Is refused by tho ometais. It Is known that later, when the courting of the duke of tho Abruzzl was approaching a crisis, that Senator Elklns requested Mends In Homo to ascertain and sdvlso lilra what would bo tho status of bis daughter It sho married Into tho royal family. Ho waa notified that tho marrlago would bo considered morganatic unless thu Italian parliament pased nn act giving tho daughter full recognition. Ho was at the s.atno tlmo warned that tho Italian parliament could subsequently Its legislation, leaving tbo marrlago In tho samo ponltloti as It tho act of recognition bad not been re-po- .lanirlm.nl It Is understood hero that Senator j mai mis interrogation Elklns did not ntako any request of I.. "iiivuvo iu mo prospecttvo tho stato department to ascertain for , 'ua ol Aoruzzl him the status of American women i .7, iu hatherlne Elklns, that marrying cither a mombcr or tbo rotnanrn nn, i royal family or nn Italian nobleman ru inquiry was made. but had tho Investigation conducted i ns to mo per-- by ono of his personal friends at that ...v Of 't'lll passed. thA ... atatM hin, -- 'n interntod iu-mi-n- and whoso mar- - tlmo In Home. I tons tor the Arlington Amphitheater C.000 e people, and room for about standlns room In a colonado for many uioro. It Is contemplated that a crypt should bo constructed under the and that it should bo used for tbo burial ot distinguished men who merit such .recognition from tho nai i f.?- Is mada also tion. X morial Provision portrait statuestor meIn th busts or ot wl,lch Resident colonnade "somewhat as has so freof war, was quently boon done," say the archiBmkl tects, "In tho famous Campo Santos of Europe.' ,0 1,rel,aro ,,an It has boen tho endeavor to obtain r a sorloua and classic character In orat1 cemeterv a aVT..L'" ,V' der to express the dignity and pur o.. "fciuil, IHfln.lt,., pose ot tho building, and with this oad In vlow such classic structures iron L''i , . j iui as the theater of Dlonslus at Athens and tho llotuan theater at Orange, havo bucn studied, though not dirniww.ii....: i ruprcaont rectly Imitated. havo striven ratbei Tho architects cana lha SpauUU war to keni the proposed building tn bar u.i mony with tho old colonial bulldfugs r'IPar,vd by Now York ot Washington, such as tho Whits Houso and tbo capltol. It Is hollered tbo dignity and solemnity ot tho structure would be enhanced by htavlug II lniT WOUld bo aoxtln uncovered. 8gBfik T,t,lcnfetry rJlW"' wi vet-5U- In Ms speech at Hattfpshurg Mr. Clinton Street, Hickman, Kentucky. Taft beramn an vlrnrntia that tin atifiL Standard Oil an Example of the Result oglzed for the heat bo displayed. He saatMaMwtwwHaaaanaHaiHaMHaaHaaaMaHMsaMaMaKMrti ls,ohvoualy Impatient with tho critics of Monopoly Allowed by of the canal work nt Panama. With Laws to Fatten on ....ABSOLUTE SAFETY IS THE tho conditions there fresh-Ihis mind the People. and In tho satisfaction tthat the plan That wo offer to depositors. Naturally enough, Mr. Mllburn, who Is competent and graft absent, he Other indniiements are of secondary Importance, receives $1,000 n day ns legal repre- may bo readily pardoned for showing sentative ot the SlnnJnrd Oil Com- somo feeling. However. It Ihpro had Upon this Guarantee we Solicit Your Patronage.; pany, has no apologies to offer for tho been no criticism, if Is doubtful If 21 per cent, profits of that corpora- tho conditions with which Mr", Taft tion which ho admits, or for the BO or was apparently to well pleased would 100 per cent, profits which aro alleged. exist. II. BUCHANAN, President J. A. TMOriPSON, Cashier. There Is need nf the n If rut In and ha Trust development and the growth of privileges havo accustomed many Iconoclast. Jt Is always regrettnble DIRECTORS Americana, Including lawyer, to big that a Cnncremimnh ahnilM 'ninlr, imtkn n. Duchanan, J. J. C. Bondursnt, O. D. Threlkeld, J. W. Alexander, figures, Wo often hear of single fees charges of any kind, or that citizens Dr. J. M. Hubbard. It. 21. Ieler, T. A. Ledford, larger than tha lifelong earnings ot anoum do misled ot conjuro. up tales or corruption, nut It Is moro rcgrolln-bi- o tho most distinguished practitioners when comnlneent find nntlnflivl VIM. of SO years ago. To justify such clients must contest for xenshlp, swayed by ptldo of possession THE AND QUICKEST WAY TO and richer stakes than any that were at and performance, ttn ' qulctl Issue In thu first half of tho last cen- closes Its eyes to roalttles." Tho critics of tho canal and Its tury. Monopoly Is a good paymaster method of construction nil a 'useful and so Is privilege. vcri an Americans as a rule And no fault piaco, They are nepessary with extraordinary profits derived Indispensable ndfunct tn It. finriVi? from enterprises depending upon their tho next six or seven years tho Pan own merit for success. What they ama canal will bo thO BOureo of still complain ot Is tho great fortunes greater Criticism. Hnnhnr rhntltnina LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE rolled up as a direct result of unjust will be Issued to thoso engaged In Its management nnd construction and laws and dpsperato practices. There FOR RATES APPLY Tl L00AL MANA8ER Is little hostility hero to wealth hon- mere may come accusations of various kinds. All will havo to bo met estly nnd fairly acquired. All ot the CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE ft TELEGRAPH CO. co.ro tuna unrest, discontent and malice which nnd refuted. Tho plans will need conhave been exhibited toward property tinuous defpnie It nnd enterprise have had their origin "will need continuous Justification. In public execration ot favor In tho is mo way In which progress Is mada laws or of Inequality In their applica- unucr our system of government. Tha canal Is a public cnterprlso and everytion. I Twenty-fouper cent, profit In a body's business. business which violates no law and Tariff "Outrages." which Rains no advantage through the The customary number of "outpartiality of government Is not to be ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. rages" Js reported nt Washington. r condemned. Onolialf or Itopreacntatlves with thoughts to of that sum drawn as a result ot and favor Is an outrage. Sa- breathe or amendments to offer about It will lay ytu this plan. gacity and Industry aro entitled to tho tho tariff bill regard as "outrages" the richest rewards. Trickery nnd Injus- closing of "debate" that Is, the speakIt will interest yiu if you paying rant. tice nro worthy of no rewards at all. ing ot pieces tho order on limitation of amendments and the nppolntment In tho prosecution of tho monsters I carry the only complete Una of bulldlntr material, builder's hardof (In a nee, commerce and Industry wo for n voto on tho bill. Every robber ware, sash and doors to bo found in the city. My prices are right. You baron whoso golden goose Is Insufbe the judge; call and see. find no legal representative of tho pooplo who receives fees of 1100,000 ficiently protected, every moro or leas hoary "Infant Industry," avcry altruist or who Is pakl 11,000 for each day that he appears In court. These emol- whose ox Is gored feels the same uments aio on tho other sldo altogeth- sense and perhaps makes the same er, and It Is from that quarter that howl of "outrage." And a protective tariff, any one. Is men who havo difficulty In realizing six per cent, on their capital aro In- an "outrage." It Is a botch and a barformed that It per cont. Is none too gain. It fattens Doo here to starve large a profit for an cnterprlso that Itoo there. What do you expect when OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE AND . . . has been nnolnted with tha holy otla everybody Is trying to get tho best of everybody clee? The weak to tho of privilege. St. Kouls Republic, wall. It Is tho poor davll of a consumer that Is most entitled to groan Our Woolen Schedules. and kick. Hut he makes llttlo noise When Mr. Payne nnd his cohorts tax gloves, hosiery, tea, cocoa, hats, and Is of mighty little account. Except occasionally at nn Canned Goods. perfumery and other commodities will stand nn enormous election. He amount of dear to tho heart of the weaker sex plucking, though. Food of Nobody need one can scarcely ndvanco tho argu& bother about him. Coffees ment that the ways and means com "outrage" out of tho way. Get mllteo Is ovcrchlvnlrous. Woman has th"cn. tho wonder If Mr. Aldrlch said Call on or telephone us when In ne'd ot GROCERIES. FRESH MEATS We voiced her Indignation at this treator FEED3TUFFS. a law ho hoped the bill would ment, but (hero's another schedule thatJune 1. At any rato tho be genral by Telephone 6. may lenrn moro about, and that sho 3 Deliveries. wish fathers such a thought. then havo room for mora Indignation tho wool schedule. During the fisBritish Inheritance Taxes. cal year of 1908. woolen dress Imports Tho Inheritance tnx plan now beforo for women and children wero valued tho senate Is doubly Interesting In nt 19,135,087, and wero taxed $9,231,-85- view ot tho report on the British Inor moro than 100 per cent. Add to heritance tax system nnd Its operation this profits ot retailer, jobber and lin for 1908. From a population of 44,000,-00- 0 porter, and It Is safe to stato that the gross value ot the estates taxed lovely woman bad to pay, approx- during tho year was $1,500,000,000, and imately, $2.50 for every dollar's worth tho total revenue to tho government of woolen dress imports. Now, this Is was between $90,000,000 and $35,000,-00exceedingly Important, because our wool product Is, relatively speaking, If nritaln, with her population, taxes ESTABLISHED 1855. negligible owing to tho Increasing cul- 07,500 estates In one year, how many TOM DILLON, Sr., Prop. tivation ot sheep grazing lands, and should bo taxable In this country with does not exceed when converted Into twice as many people? The British (Successor to D. O. R&mage, deceased.) yarn a pound nnd a halt annually system taxes estates as small as $500 por capita. What an excellent oppor- In value.' But even though tho Ameritunity for adulterations In he manu- can tax. docs not affect such little lega facture of "woolen" garments Is fur- cies It should produce much more reve-nu- t nished In tho light of theso facts, nnd than tbo tax In Ilrltaln. what a "doubto cross" tho women nnd In fact, even at the present extravachildren get! As a question ot com- gant rato ot expenditure, It should CURBINO, STONE WORK of all mon ordlnnry honesty Is It not up to wlpo out tho annual deficit which now tho mnnhood and decency ot America exists, and render It unnecessary to In, kinds, IRON FENCINO. to revise the schedule on woolen ap- crease tho tariff on any ot tho uecossl : HICKMAN, : : KENTUCKY parel for women and children? Won- ties ot lite. der wbnt President Taft has to say on Classical Reminiscence. this question. Wall Streot Summary. Sometimes wo almost sympathize with tho Hon. Screno Kllslm Payne, Lumber and the Tariff. Following tho protection propaganda baited and damned so cordially for a I Industriously circulated by Kdwnrd tariff bill which was made for him and Hlnes ot Chicago, word comes from Is now being mado over. AT Hemcrabcrlng what emotion and fire Washington that tho lumber barons In the senate to have been spent upon this resultant will make a last effort rostoro tho tariff which has been cut ot a thousand grabs, thinking ot thoso wlso nnd quiet gentlemen ot the senata by tho Payne bill. Tho Weyerhausor Interests, with who aro at work and havo boon at which Mr. Hlnes Is associated, bought work on a tariff bill, wo are reminded, enormous tracts from the Northern perhaps by tho mighty magic of protecPacific railroad, on which tho stump-sg- e tion Itself, that gramaryo for plucking did not excood 16 cents per thou- folks without their knowing It, ot a ' hydraulic chairs and eyerytblniT llttlo incident In Iolcos and the Latin y sand feet. Thoy hold this timber j3?3MS5$v for comfort. calat thrco dollars per thousand. reador. Medco boiled a ram In a Clinton Street, Hickman, Ky. a high tariff to protect dron and It camo out a tender lamb, They deslru their gamble In stumpage, and for no as Innocent, holplcss anl pitifully bleat'' Next door to Jones' Cafe. ing as that modern fiction, "the ultiother reason. I mate consumer." OFFICES: The tariff on lumber produces about " Will the Hon. Sorcno Ellsha Payn Dlckman, Ky. Over CowjjlU's drujf $2,000,000 yearly revenue for tho gov, ernment and $15,000,000 a year for th know tho houso tariff bill when tht senate gets through with It? A Union City, Tenn. In C. B. A. 1 lumber barons, Tho government can bum''. afford to lot tho whole $2,000,000 go, Willing to Take Halt a Loaf. save the lutubor consumer tho Judgo Oary, head ot tho steel trust, and removo tho turlff Incentive takes mlddlo ground. Gary does not to destroy our forests. deny any ot tbo Carneglo contention! and practically admits that his cop Interests of the Mighty West. Another congresi Is to ba elocted In poratlon does not need a "protective Splendid Selection . . . tho fall of next yoir. It would bo em- tariff. Hut he suggests a conservative barrassing to the Taft administration compromise by materially loworlns a,ltl farm I)r0P B C to be confronted with a Democratic tho steel schedule, without abolishing KT INeW DOOKS. erty nt rca30n:iblo prices. congress halt way In Its career. Hut It ontlroly. ' western Americans aro less Interested If you havo real estate for Look to Taft for Results. In party domination than they aro In sale, let us get you a buyer. Itoosovelt's successor Ib not addicted getting relief from tariff taxation. to sound and fury, ltather tho oppo It la cheering to learn that tho site. Tho American peoplo look to ADUHESS: wages ot tho cotton workers at Salem, Taft for sanity In judgtucut and vljot Muss., aro to bo Increased tlvo per In actlott. Ills methods may be less cont, but It doesn't exactly Indicate a spectacular than his predecessor's. Hickman Courier Realty (ii complete return ot confidence, as Hut the American pooplo will bo com thoso samo wages were reduced tm tent If tboy bring botUr actual ecu KetUcur. Marc BerendBS&Compann uotuic results. per cent, t, ) tat ago. Un-Ju- st SAFEST TRANSFER MONEY r Will Build YouaHome ft inmflgafi an -- Absolutely THE BEST- and Teas. Products. ... riUlionaire Heinz's Varieties Pure Chase Sanborn's 4. Ledford & Rand I e HICKMAN MARBLE WORKS riarble and Granite flonuments Davidson ftStubbs (Meet Your Friends jg Lauderdale's nCMTfCTC u c is i iai a. ' 'rrV Sx Tonsorial Parlors ssstftiff&gi to-la- ':i lwTallLr I lVll lilsll Book Store 'Dtre Stationery, Post Cards. Notions, Etc. FOR SALE &sashs& hiu, RAM'S HORN BROWN'S PHILOSO-PHY- . Stylish Footwear The Ladies here. mo3t sought for styles in something. When you whittle, trr to mak M-O-R- -E ALL i SORTSiU I Thoughts are things for brains to work with. Tho more helpless we are, the more able GoJ Is. God loves to watch a rent man co and grow. Every man needs Christ and Christ needs every man. For a Dollar than a Dollar will buyElsewhere Footwear can be found Sundae at Woodland Mill, FOR SALE Lame ELLISON BROS. 6th Weekly Special Sale These prices hold good until ansafe. Let tho aim bo high and the deavor will not bo low. en- I v.. . ton. veiterdav. ,h '""Wl If you want a ErtUlasi L . Schmidt the Tailor, do pee our line of refriKeri,ot. ., Fur. Co. w, urown, Cull. See R Paris NalrVh s i?.? " ' """"-St'lo- -.! Borne ot our best lessons are learned from our worst mistakes. oi near ihit I The man who has no mercy on himself will havo llttlo charity for others. I Ankle Strap Pumps; one or two eyelet Pumps, New Ties and Oxfords in all leathers, lasts and sizes, and the prices are within reach. An excellent showing. Prices $ 1 .50 to $3.50 The Christian wbo Is not wanUng morji religion will soon be without any. God must havo us all tho time, or ho cannot raako us lit for his presence at any time. Saturdaij Night, May 15th Thi. Screen Door Just as shown, but with hooks, latch, knobs and catch, is only SI 48, and the plain door I s.1. v..v.micu ana pressed n,.J I Sm Pmhi.. tJ.I Wide Sheeting 9-- Window Shari. Cant. H. A tVIHIII(,S it iUUItUW T..1.. .... I I M Thero can bo no failure when we aro doing our best at the thing Cod wants done. The derll feels right at home tn ths company some highly rcspoctable people regard as good. Character decides everything In this world, from the weight ot a brick to the site ot an army. The value ot the service does not depend so much upon what Is done as on the heart with which It Is done. 4 Blenched Sheeting Sale Price 9-- 22c We do eutterln el IOn. Vl, IJI ..... j -- I II. An.... -- 4 Brovn Sheeting Sale Price 20c on Auami, over tuison Broi, Mrs. T. T Mulor.e. af T?i. n.1 visit her mother, Mrs. Witting j FOR SALE Hc-.,a i.. J West Hickman. For particulars ij ply to Henry Melheny, Cairo, Ed 41s ""JW-US '1 Sale Price FUQIA, HELM & CO. Cayce. C. E. Hoodenpyle was here Sun- $1.00 Counterpanes, fringed and plain, some with cut comers. $2.50 values Sale Price. .$1.75 day. Dr. C. A. Wright and wife visited relatives at Moscow Sunday. Little Beth Huddleston has returned to her home in Fulton. Edgar Naylor and wife and Miss Ethel Naylor visited relatives here Sunday. Judge J. Naylor has returned to his home in Hickman after a visit to relatives here. Charlie Bondurant and wife spent Tuesday and Wednesday with relatives in Hickman. Mrs. Clara Naylor and little daughters and Mjss Eula Johnson vitsiter relatives in Hickman Tuesday. Archie Bailey, of Campbell, Mo., spent several days here wits nis sis ter. He returned home Tuesday. Myatl Johnson and sister, Miss Eunice, and Miss uassie ceasiey were shopping in Unica City dream of mine to become a farmer's wife and meander with him down life's flowery pathway." Ah, yes, that is a nice thing to dream aooui but when you have lived on the farm and followed this meandering business for a month or so you will discover a wide chasm between the dream and the reality. You will think of this about the time your husband meanders off and leaves you without wood, and you have to meander up and down the lane pulling splinters off the fence with which to cook dinner. And when you meander around in the wet clover in search of the cows you will have a dim perception that fond dreams do not always par out a hundred cents on the dollars, and that there are several meanderings in farm life that are not listed in the dreaming category. The meandering business on the farm in not what it is cracked up to be. Acitveirl writes: "It's a fond preaching that There Is a Brownsville. would never be called preaching If the J. M. Harkey visited friends here, preacher didn't take a text. Sunday. A man is always greater than the Henry Pate visited Leeta and 01- - thing he does; greater than the lie Smith, in Hickman, Sunday. thought he thinks, and greater than Indianapolis News. Rev. King filled his regular ap the song he slngi. This Window Screen pointment at the Baptist church, EPIQRAM8. i nn adjustable frame and the Sunday. while the knockdown The real wit has little to say, but price is but 75c Rev. B. F. Batey, of Martin, makes that little tell. wood trames are out Tenn., will preach at Blue Pond the 25c third Sunday at 11 o clock. Rattling ancestral bones is a poor Sale Price living. There will be preaching at Browns way ot getUng a ville church Sunday night. EveryCollar Pads The young long to be happy; the old body cordially invited to attend. wish to be wise. That sell Mrs Abe McMullin, of Ark., and regular at 35c Consideration ta the most powerful sister, Mrs. Sam Gouger are visiting relatives in Brownsville, this week. link tn the chain of love. Sale Price Miss Pearl Williams, who has Tke wisest are the least sure. The 25c been visiting relatives at Bardstown, fool haa no doubts. Ark., is expected home this week. one of the best InvesV PolltanMi She will be accompanied home by Steel ments known. It pays enormous divi her cousin, Miss Ruby Gaskins. dends. Garden Hoes Henry Wiles, formerly of this Ftools have their uses now as In an place, died in Hobart, Okla., SaturA bargain at the day afternoon, of pneumonia. Mr. dent Umes but their profossor carries honors. Wiles was reared in this community few Sale Price 25c and has a number of relatives and It U well to "hold hard" when writ friends to mourn his loss. He was ing letters. Written words have Quick Meal Gasoline Range a member of the Baptist church. double weight. lot ot h-- Boys' Leonard Reevti it nn rt..i.l the Meneel Box Commnv'i ...i.J boat, Harold DeBov having ttrpj cu. Right now is the the tice ta J a ousy ana put in mat ecl batn-roo- Knickerbocker Suits We show n magnificent line of Boys' Knee Suits and the sale prices are $5 to nt. wny not nave it done $230 a Adams, moninc Compare our prices withasj ctid store in Western Kentucky and i l who sells house furnishings til cheapest. M. Louis rur, Co. An effort will be made to km I battleship Mississippi visit Mts phis during the Confederate rrecw which meets there June 8, 9, and 11 FOR S ALE Thoroughbred Rb Island Reds eggs (15) for stt:j SI. 00. Splendid layers, -- Mrs. State Line, li B. Threlkeld. at the West Hickman QtpeUtj Sunday evening at 7 JO RemesU me iunaay scnooi ai ims puce 2 :IK) in the afternoon, A Cincinnati man's skull vas ti amlned after his death and found J contain no brains. A greit cu people pass through life in the si: condition, judging by the tray tit J iL. ciiy, naa i In 11 nn fill on hit rill irt.i " lUIIUtlb w at hand, breaking one of the bol He will be compelled to rest a ftl tiJ Wash Goods The prettiest stock of these goods in Hickman was 750 pounds of butter in one year. As Macbeth said. "She should have died hereafter." "Pedro's Estella," the world's record Jersey cow at the Columbia State Farm, is dead. Her record IT There are too many grandstand players. We have them in every walk of life. If you watch a baseball game you will see a fellow who wears a loud sweater and wno poses in the field. He will run like a deer When he when it is unnecessary. makes a poor slide he gets up and limps away as though he was badly injured, and if he bad not been he would have made the base. The grandstand player is in church and in the lodge. When things are quiet k and there is only the prayer meeting, the grandstand player has nothing to say. But when the church is full and some thing is up, Mr. Grandstand Player is sure to get up, and witb a uounsn of trumpets make a great blutl. He's at church socials and tells all about it. He never does any work and he manages to get his hand on all the honors floating around. He never gives a cent to anygcod cause without first standing on top of his house and yelling so the town will notice him. The grandstand works hard to fool the people and thinks he is fooling the Lord. He may, occasionally make his bluff work with some unsuspecting orom er, but he hasen't fooled the Lord for a second. mid-wee- Egotism and Flattery walk simper-lns- lr arm U arm, while Wisdom chuckles. The snob enthuses according to his host's bank account, and his final re ward la the door. Egyptian Tissues Madras Cloth Batistes, Organdies act. Adonia Taffeta While loading logs, Tueidiy.Ji . .... l . English Cheviots rickett.oi mti ', Stripe Suitings Figured Silk Mulls Linenes, Japonika Silk EssssasnsW It's a tossup aa to which Is the more Intolerable, the tnveretate croaker or the Inveterate Joker. Castles In 8paln would be delightful if nna onto could kecD them from toppling over. Minna ThomasAntrlm, la The Sunday Magazine. PHIL030PHY. respect a holiday Is like a No heat, no soot, no dirt and perIn one funeral. Tou can't got back to a work fectly safe. This fine range is but lng basis until you forget It $11.00, and smaller ones $7.50 and We don't want to knock any laurels of Job's brow, but he never had to answer a telephone In all his life. SUNFLOWER ...i.. Dot Silk Mousselines Disappeared about Apr.l 2m. l warn inr none or ini. i Those Dot Silk MousselS. Barkett, Hickman, iy. ines at a quarter is a big Dr. Cole, brother of ArtlsiCcI the well known W U, w.saa m seller. It's a beauty and . u,.n., ni.i,rH In the storm IM j' a big value. All shades. lh.it h il nOt (1 mi n,l thin mine andUJ I weeks. Serrl OR STOLEN STRAYED horse, 15 hands hign, yytiij . $3.50 In real life you cannot hope for the same success In thwarting the villain that comes to the her In the play. An enthuslastlo person Is seldom a favorite. Don't admire anything; al ways looks as though you have better at home. Special Lawn Mower Dress Goods and Silks Shadow Stripe Panamas Regular 60c value Sale Price necied to live. Conway, Aric. Dr Cole hrti been SPPCtl w ed as Magistrate j io teriai uisirici vno I . rrWnn. i ...j term oi ti t j- -ofW cently resigned on account I inc. the countv. Barry ha. receded ll W.J. tn tne -- ruDocr 48c Fine Black Taffeta Silk 32 inches wide, worth $1 h A Cherry On Top of a Cherry Sundae. attracts the eye and It ap- cut, ball bearing ratchet, 8 stone. While handing a Courier man a inch driving wheels, 3 blade cutter dollar for subscription, R. M. "Do you know the meaning ot tactT bar, easy running and reliable. Methenv added: "I eet more for That Is what a woman possesses when Sale Price a dollar spent in this manner than sho can propose to a man and make m him believe he did It himself. any way l can spend one. k. is a man after our own heart. Wheelbarrows They must be terribly shiftless la s old countries. Letting the Music Ciub will meet with Miss the accumulate on their wine bottles next Monday In the cellar, and bringing It to the Mena Distelbrink evening at 8 o'clock. Wagner table that way. Atchlsoa (Kaa.) evening. Qlobe. The young men are giving the girls such big lockets that almost aa much caa be engraved on them aa on a tomb Sale Price 79c i m on venicics in first It I, probably theJr.M-macntne, oi mc tut. r.3ti nf the State. formerly ollll Marvin Holland, t l county, wasassUslnatedU - -www unknown parties t 1 ":" rfjl j $3.50 White Goods A line to be proud of. Everything that is desirable Wide Linen Sheetings Sale Price $1.15 36-inc- h remaiiu wci Sunday Hefl they were burled Joe MjpJJ a brother of Mrs. ine ) -- ? T.-- d,d i Fulton. -more seems not for suppressing are unamc iw thnt 10 it... L. oeb-web- mystery; wneme. the detail. peases the stomach. You will not be disappointed. U looks good. It tastes much better if you get it at Helm & Ellison's Let Fuqua, Helm Si Co. screen The Courier is in receipt of an inyour house. The Celebrated wneei vitation to attend the unveiling of the Confederate monument at er Patent Screen, best made. by the U. D. C, Saturday Highest market price, in Cash, afternoon, May 15th. for butter, Eggs, chickens, country meat, etc. C. B. Wright. Let Fuqua, Helm it Co, screen your house. The Celebrated WheelS. A. Johnson, one of the popular er Patent Screen, best made. young men of Cayce, was in town Mrs. J. W. Roney and children on business Saturday. are visiting relatives in McKenzie, Dry Batteries at Cotton It Adams. Tenn., this week. A bargain sure h, Sale Price $1.15 Art Linen Sale Price 48c . .ttr.mnhis.M Earl R. Barnard, o -r- -- fc ,m w ;Mis. Lena CUi, o we Tenn., played J terminated Sunday a -. the Rev. Edward wau- Uo Qim at J the Baptist church performed Sergt. Barnara fB lhc(ffiBJ "u'Mirl resideoi ELLISON BROS., HICKMAN, KENTUCKY a, nt asUarue, a h"1" pretty that piacc. iYvJZ , 7HS PAPER GOES TO NO MAN ON CREDIT. NOW Wn . ikii "- WViNO tounlr -! nn tJ P!,nl 1 III THE HieKMHN COURIER Aa IT STOPS WHEN YOUR TIME EXPIRES A BtUK MARK XSXK "ilrm. Renew promptly K yen want the paper to eeiws to ron after th4i tmftth Up hmm that year kM j. t Team PJfs Ag GnmmncUl Wagon up thu Hill of Success, The Couriwr has a SpanJtn' Z7nod ream. Grsass As IxIbs of Your Wagon, Old Man, and LbVb Htfek WHOLE HO. HICKMAN, FULTON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1909. 84.411 ESTABLISHED IR THE YEAR lMf ALL THE NEW THING ARE !! In Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes the greatest variety and the most extensive lines are shown at this store. Local Jf; REO-Cow- gill's Fulton County Sunday Sew AY flssocialion Annual Convention Arc lamps? Drink SHOWN HERE FIRST PALESTINE CHURCH-M- 28-2- 9, 1909. store. Motion pictures every night Drug at the PIIO CVH2JYT : 10tf Friday Forenoon Session. alawa KEO best drink on the market CowgiU's. rDBHO&Co immm We are always on the for something new and fashionable and are now showing the new Bronze Kid and Undressed Suede for Ladies, Florsheim Patents and Tans for Men, in all the latest shapes. For Children we are showing a most attractive variety of styles and consider them the nobbiest things we have ever had in stock. h h lifan Buying OM SMITH & AMBERG : who turned out to tee More- h Wation'i Ladv Miaitrels. Lrric. Saturday night, were A LITTLE A KISSING REVIVAL. See B. S. Elliott For Cabinet or Carpenter Work It ! i tnoounce Eickaan l:r many years. They r, :t i merry lot of mi ann arum. ann. roniiarv general tun of minttrels, the Nominee bore no earmarks of ?rann.lw Thv will h Hickman any time they with rttara. it the best show seen I 1 i 1 !I -- 1 mil klMlnc Now and llitn, Th marrtisl mn. Dlrmlndiun A A ! Too. ttttl hjr ot count, bay Heconl-HraI- Vlmlnf-- a Folding Beds cleaned and repaired ; Organs cleaned and repaired. See me for all kinds of hard wood and cabinet work. Screen work a specialty. Th A. ChIcio quick dlrorca. vtmm Iltl klMtnt'i LoU of run If you can klu Th proptr on. CU-ala- ad Jia Patten and hts Chicago crowd t lua the price of wheat "out of :i, cut what good does the we vc ai- Kti out oi nr I Xa6r., A of klsslnc la Jutt aa cood Tor tnoaa who Ilk That aort ot food. NaahTllla hp noticed that the board c( trade Amrleaa. All kinds of Furniture repaired and refined, and Iron Beds Second hand goods bought. Present headquarters at W. A. Dodds Lumber Yard. Phone No. 34. Engraved t all in and riAf1 told before thev pet "future" war and boost prices. tW. I. ..... . 4. t m klMlnga Not cnouch: A lot or VlMlnr That'a th atutrt Bolton IIiraUL A llttl cards, $1.30 aa I Of. flour iCtS n urmtri are not benefitted fif Sin ner harril. , - w r- -. 1 i vuu v wa w mm '8TRA0R0INARY. Capt. W. A. Shuck, of Cayce, was in town Monday. mn trftmn cent. Vi 1 Miss Mintie Stoker is home from tinrl a visit with her aunt at Dresden, Tenn. Mrs. W. F. Montgomery, who has been quite sick for the past two weeks, is improving. The great Corn King, Johnny Bryant came from Hickman, on the Hickman packet, and bought 600 bushels of corn at Mabel, Ky. New Madrid Record. Ed White, one of th: most popular traveling salesmen in Western Kentucky, was in town Monday. His mmy friends here will be glad to know success is coming his way he deserves it. The court of appeals sustained the McCracken circuit court in deciding the city license ordinanceof Paducah, valid. D. W. Wilson, representing the Retail Merchmts Association, in an exparte petition, attacked the validity of th ordinance and the city has been prevented from collect-in- g about $30,000 worth of licenses by an injunction. A similar ordiance was Introduced in Hickman's city council, but its validity was questioned and the measure failed to pass. suffer vflh hn tuturet should be Me Hill Press. r the Durr-r -- prohibited. 1 'moi rairview, at nf A rifa rt ... wvim, .....t, on 11 12 miles from waicn leuerson 11 - .ui in- - project to con- '"eporperty into a memorial lu inai ai noaeenvme. t BemoiV of Ahraham Mnnrln W throueh tucr-iifnilcrti eoit $ 'nn -- kt.v. T public subscription; W the United States COclrihnU ' inw pracucaiiv Th people hiv- - r.- W4 .v.4iy 1(1 Ut jciicnonuavii i j uiiw titU tug Fairview. "I was Ulkln; to your wife "How did that happaaT" "What happnr "That you war doing th UlklntV Olrla. Matlnt A friend ot Henry Miller, the actor, enjoyi reading thli imall anecdote con ta itandlua: In the wsatlon: theater and In front ot him were tlx pretty boarding icbool glrli who had beea gtvea a party by the brother ot one o fthem. Their hott Inquired how they liked Mr, Miller. For mora or, leia obvious reason the naaaes are changed here: "How did you Ilk hlBB. Miss OrU oleT" Clarence Corum was in Union J. O. Cheek. City, Friday. Derived br the Church from Sunday Bchool Harvey Hogg, of Nashville, was Hon. J. W.Roney. of Reaching the Yoanir People Hon. Jerry Porter. ncre Monday. IVM We Hhould Have More Practical J.W.OowkUI. of Forenoon Subject!. R. B. Flatt, of Clinton, attended . of Deleiratct, Announcements, etc. court nere tnts week-Noon Intermlulon. Call 84 Schmidt, the tailor, will tAftemoon Session. call tor your clothes. Re v. A. C. Thorpe. Devotional Cowcill's Drue Store is the onlv for Service and the Need of Worker! lu the Hundar Bchool F.T. Handle. place you can get REO. IsJO Teacher Training In Fulton County Mlai Dora M. Smith. A. A. Faris was In Cairo the first J:40 Tencher Trnlnlnn In the State Wm K. ltourquln. Rev. of the week on business. 8:10 Good Rcinlta of the State and County Association Rev. J. W. Wateri. The Courier can find a buver for Method! In the Sunday School lie v. M. K. Staler. ort of Home to House Visitation and Home Dept. your real estate. See us. Mlsi Dora Smith. :00 Adjournment. Tudee Frv. of Union Citv. Saturday Forenoon Session. ucic iuuauay on ousiness. 1010 Devotional Rev. W. II. McLeikey. Born to the wife of Bob CtMwcII 10:16 Remarks of County President B. F. Gabby. Laat Year's Minutes County Secretary. on Sunday evening, a boy. 100 Work of the Advanced Grades Rev. A. O. Tharpe. Mrs. C. T. Bonduranl vast In 10:C0 Glass Organisation Rev. H.W. Brooki. 11KB The Senior Departmentand lta Work Union City, Friday, shopping. Mri. Alice Menlce. lllli-Tb- ree Peas In a Pod Rev. Wm. E. Ilourquln. Miss Lillian Leech, of Win, i 1130 What the Association may mean to Individual schools Rev. K. A. Walker. 11 :U Secretary and Treasurer1! Report the guest of Miss Mabel Wilson. II O Pledgei and Offering! for County and State Work. The Courier and the weeklv fnm. 1K)0 Appointment of Committee!, Announcement!, etc. Noon Intermission. year for $1.25. Mrs. Nannie Crawford., of Do. Afternoon Session. rena, Mo., was here Monday shop Rev. D. W. Fooka, The Foundation! and Essentials of all Successful Sunday School ping. Work Rev. Andrew Turklngton. 2:30 Report! From all the County Ofllceri. . We Jiake a soecialtv of metal J:40 The organised Adult Bible Class Rev. Blaney. roofing. See us about it. Cotton & SO0 Report of Committees. Adams. 8:S0 A Call to Renewed Consecration for Service. 8:10 Adjournment, with Prayer and Benediction. Miss Bess Hall returned Fridav from Fulton, where she has been Each Sunday School In the county Is invited to send delegates visiting. B. F. GARBf (Hickman. Ky.), President MRS. JENNIE K. HILL (Fulton. Ky.), Secretary FOR SALE Good gentle drivine and saddle horse, 8 years old. J. H, Pollock. c FOR SALE Boxine and roueh Hickman Lodge 76 lumber, SS per thousand. Meneel F. & A. M. Box Company, 43tf Hickman Lodge No. 761, F. & Buck Mllner, one of the old nee- A. M., will meet in regular commuroes of the town, died Mondav in nication next Monday night at 7 :30. East Hickman. Ellison Magazine Agency Visiting brothers cordially invited. Miss Linnie Threlkeld. of Wood- By special arrangement with H. C. Helm, Master. land Mills, visited Mrs. Carl the publishers, are enabled to D. Owens, Sec'y. give you the very lowest rates Schmidt this week. obtainable on any Magazine Work in F. C. Degree or Periodical In the United Ross Cheshire, of Nashville, was Htatea. either In clubs or ilng-land may be able to save you the guest of Miss Mabel Wilson a enough to pay for 000 or more few days last week. magazine. Moving pictures every night at the Lyric. C( atklng. Jintt thatrCatatoxuti f your for Sam Salmon came up from Hales thu writ: or call or phonm 17. four Inqulritt mill Point, Tenn., Friday, returnine to Steam fixtures of all kinds at Cotmio9 courtmouB attention. that point Sunday. ton & Adams. The best coffee in the world for John T. Drew was here from 20c a pound. We can prove it. Moscow Tuesday. Circuit court in session. Betttrswbrih & Parther. Call for REO. You'll like it betDry Batteries at Cotton & Adams. ter than anything you ever tasted. Edward Prather snent a few davs last week visiting Mr. Robblns and Judge J. W. Roney was in Union V. Stoker returned Saturday from tamiiy near Hew Madrid. City Sunday. visit with friends at New Madrid, Mrs.-- - Lon Naylor and baby, of A. McDaniel Is here this week Mo. Cayce, visited Judge W. A. Naylor from Tampa, Fla. Misses Pearl and Alta Williams, anu tamiiy a tew days this week. S. L. Dodds made a business trip of Clinton, spent Sunday with Misses Etta and Nannie Higgins. FOR SALE Good buggy and to Nashville, Monday. harness good as new will sell at Reports from all sources are to FOR SALE Half breed Poland a sacrifice. Apply to Tobe Capps China Sow. G. T. Meacham. 2tp the effect that the wheat crop in Fulton county is very promising. Prof. 47p Now is the time to send us your tells T. S. Hamilton returned to Louis-vi- ll old refrigerators and ice boxes and Saunders fields us that he has noticed where the plant is several Monday after a few days' busihave them repaired for the good old heading. ness here with the Mengel Box Comsummer time is coming soon. Cot Dillon & Cox, the Lyric managers, pany. ton & Adams. are still improving the play bouss. Mrs. Blanche Kennedy returnJim Jordan and E, B. Easley will Last week two exhaust fans were ined Friday from St. Louis, where she has been taking a business give a Bran Dance and Ice Cream stalled, which will make the Lyric a Supper on the Luther Maddox place, delightful place during the extreme course. If there is anything 4 2 miles southeast of Hickman cn hot weather. Dr. Davidson, Dr. Stubbs, Bernie Saturday night, May 15. Barbecued in comfort, good order and shows Hughes, Clarence Reed and A. O. meats will be served on the ground. worth the money, these gentlemen Caruthers went to Fulton Sunday in This is the first of the seasoi. deserve to succeed. Dr. Davidson's automobile. ll:l&-Bontr. ll:30-Hnc- fUi Teachlng-U.WniicuMlol:10-KnrollS:tt-Rep- 10:lfiAddro9 of Welcome How to OrKanlis and Maintain a Orudis Roll 10:15 How to Orgnnlio and Maintain a llefrlnnr Olau 11:00 How to Hold the Iioji In Hundar School ..... MIm N'snnle Drown. Mr. T.J. Gordon. tier, it, K.Stalry. Iter. 11. J. Runell. ..... ......... ... ...... .... .... mercial-Appeal'o- ....... ....... .... 45-tf- 1 y, r. 1-- i Service "'Ulting, Sydney Porbert and James Nor- . T -- ..I. ..111. t IUII Ul L.UUISVI11C, IDC wcic II guests UI Ascher Kennedy and wife and Miss ..4 a 4i;w uaya tine 1 nti, & 5 "Magnolia" garden hose, and guaranteed for one year. price now 12 Cotton Regu- Bath Room Comfort. Every member of the family enioy the comfort and conven ience a modem bath room provides. 'JtewkfaiNT p!umbin g futures make your bath room modern, comfortable and sanitary, when you remodel or build, let us High cftttmatc on your plumbing contract. grade "Itakfatsl future and our tint data work ajiiiie you satisfaction and future saving. Our service is prompt; our prices reasonable. lar price 15c a foot; cur special Adams. Remember, when you get a blue mark on the corner of your paper or a postal calling attention to your subscription to this paper expiring that it will stop the following week. No exceptions to this rule. The tnfoimal dance given Friday evening at the Bucbaoan Hall was much enjoyed by several couples of the young folks. Miss Bess Hall, of Louisville, and Ross Cheshire, of Nashville, were the guests, out-of-to- 0r '0U Soda Serving "Chawmaalagl" Service "And Miss Hootlerr "Oh. ORKATI" "And you. Miss Beaeoastreetf "A peBetratlag, psychological per feraaaoe. Alraest psyeklo." "Miss Dialer ii1appel,zing,!nvUinK. oy cur Hickman Furniture Co. Funeral Directors And Embalmers.. Hickman, Kentucky "ionaalmoata, -- restful ac much lr,kt and our than the best. drink. "Certainly warn graaaaand." "But we havra't htard from yea. Mis Manhattan." "Ballelous." "Miss DearborB, wkat do you "tHm for as." . COTTON & ADAMS Hf.i m o p.. ..ii oc mi snu .. sayr Ba tks iisaes SiT That Discovery. llrltannla rules the waves, sh claims. And wants to rule the world; Hhe boasts the sun hss never set Upon her flag unfurled. And now. that proudest hoast to prove, With solid facts to back. Ilehold, upon the far south pole, , She Dies the union Jack. get a hurtle onl This sort Of thins; won't dot To let her get ahead of us. Our nation' pride will rue: There Is a greater prise In store. Amerlrnns to win. And on our flnsl victory Our strongest faith we pin. Columbia, 3 3 Do You"? building lot or farm property? flWant to buy a residence, a building lot or farm property? flNo matter what you want, we have something that will please you. Call and see us. It aT " tJWant to sell your resfdence, The south pole few have tried to reach, The north pole Is the prise On which for. lo, theie tinny years Wer nxrd all nations eyes. When It Is found, that triumph will Lead' alt the other types, And from that point which tops the Wool-Wool-- All Wool Must float the stars and tirth, t stripe. OHI VERY WELL! Every inch of cloth used by the well known gentleman's tailors, J. L. Taylor & Co. of New York and Chicago is guaranteed to be absolutely pure wool only. :: :: :: 'it, Hickman Courier Qealty Ileal Estate Commission Agents worth." And now it is Co. Not one inch of cotton will you find in their new ALL WOOL BOOK of Style and Fabric And this season the prices are as low as ever. If you want real serviceable high mmmmmmmmmm -- Cap,,,,, I M quality Clothes at a very moderate price, you can't do better than pin your faith to the old reliable, TAYLOR, THE TAILOR FUQUA, HELM & CO REGRET Byron Wllllamt. W. L. Smith is visiting in Fulton C. B. Wright wants your produce He pays cash. 12 nice Cabinets at Henderson's for you gave mo 12 too much. Studio for $2.50. Dr. C. W. Curlin made a business Tragedy on Boston Street Railway. (With apologies to Itudrard Kipling1 In trip to Nashville, Tuesday. general and the "Vampire" In particular.) It its plumbing, Cotton & Adams can do the job. Prices right. A youth there was from th woolly west Five gallons White Ros e gasoline (Even as yi and I). Its pure. And he boarded a street car In Boston $1, at Courier office. town; Just ahead of him sst a Tarts gown Mrs. Lucy Page, of Virginia, is And he always was strong for a rails the guest of Mrs. R. T. Tyler. gown. (Even aa you and I). Oh, the wiles he tried and the atghs hs signed. Traveler (to booking clerk) You iavo mo tbu wrong change just now Hooking Clerk Very sorry, sir, I can't recognize It now. You should hare said so at tbe tlrao. Traveler Well. I don't mind much, Change of Program at the Lyric W. L. Allison, of Union City, J. A. Mott, of near Fulton.bhete uucuuiug court. ocu. V lltlri oi. Uycc.tH u. wniie, ncic on Dullness today. At present, Fulton count? ii mi. every night out an official surveyor, and do oy seems to be "hankering" for tit JOD. Just to gsther a glance or two! Then she turned around with a nod and a smile (He had almost despaired ef even a smuej. That Jollied him through and through. That youth was squelched In his youth ful pride (Even as you and IV. Twas not for his nolle the Isdr tried. The conductor ysnked on th bell at his me. 'I wsnt to get off Lt this street!" sh cried (Even aa you and I). Harvard Lampoon, And w followed. strayed.' The Confusing Anthem. Mary Anderson de Navarro, at a luncheon In New York, told a story about her little boy. 'In our Broadway church," she said. "the choir one Sunday morning sang the anthem, 'We all, like sheep, hare "You know how that anthem be- gins We all like iheep, we all like sheep.' "Well, at the end of those two phrases my little boy whispered with a puztled frown: "I suppose they mean they all like mutton, don't they mother!" Tho First Quarrel. A young couple had come to words for the first time. The woman already had her hat on and she stopped to say the, last word: "I am going back to my parents." After a few minutes the husband heard her rummaging about the kitch en. Opening tho door half way, he said: "I thought you were going back to your parents." "I am." she said. Tbea what are you looking fort" wan her reply. Tor the house-key.- " Logical Reason. Jinks Hare you selected a trade or Th man that lets the dollars In will profession for your boy? Winks I shall make a plumber ef hsvo no room for love. No room (or babbling brooks or rills or him. . arching skits above: Jinks Has he a bent that way His soul will be a mustard seed, a glint Winks He's born for It. Tell him 01 yeiiow arose ins ncart la cruclntd. Indeed, upon a to do a thing Immediately, and he golden cross! won't think of It again for a week. A hardened, scheming wretch Is he who steeps his soul In gain That In the end brines only wo and Hurried. sunenng and pain! "Marry me " exclaimed th wretch. O you, whose htart Is pure and fresh as pointing his revolver at the trembling maiden, "or s death!" June all wet with daw. Before you sully It with gold, I fain 'Meicy." she faltered. "I will. I would speak with you. Willi" There Is no life so great as that which "Ha." chuckled the villain, "love at loves the truer gems Th great beautltudes of peace, the Na first sight." ture diadems; There Is no life so cursed and sad, so A Practical Suggestion. heartless and so cold. "Roosevelt ought to set an actor to As that which sells Itself for dross and accompany him to Africa and write starvss amid its gold I his stories." "WhyT" Have you cleaned up your "I've seen actors write elrhtnara Mrs. F. P. Wall and daughter, Miss Mary, of Cayce, were in town Wednesday. The Washington baseball team is beginning to "make good " alter los in a number of games. An Excellent Showing of Art Squares, Lace Curtains and Curtain Swisses. ruqua, Helm ot Co. Editor Green, of the Fulton Commercial, is reported to be dan gerously ill and not expected to re cover. The revival which was to have be gun at the Baptist church last Wed' nesday evening has been postponed indefinitely. Mrs. O. T. Salmon and little daughter, Gladys B. visited relatives in Union City last week, and are now visiting their aunt, Mrs. R. R. Powell, on Route 3. STRAYED Two mare mules. one 15 years old, other 2 years old Young mule has leather halter on. Any information liberally rewarded, 2p H. H. Harding, Route 2. The Courier columns call atten tion this week to four head of horses being strayed or stolen from this vicinity. Is it possible that a gang ot horse thieves Is operating here in our midst t Peter F. Collier, founder and pub Usher of Collier's. Weekly, died In New York at the age of 60 years He was the leader In the movement to establish the Lincoln Farm mem orial at Hodgenville, Ky. Alex Lauderdale, a well known ne gro barber here, was taken to Nash ville, Tuesday, and operated on for He is in a fair way to appendicitis. recovery. We notice the following visiting attorneys attending Circuit Court here this week : Judge Robbing, Fete Seay, W. J. Webb, Harry Mormon and bam Crossland, ot Mayiield ; Herschell Smith, Frank Carr and Prosecuting Attorney T. N. Smith , of Fulton ; Bob Flatt, Thos. Bullock aud R. L. Smith, of Clinton. Ascher Kennedy has accepted a position with the Hickman Drug- Co. as a prescription pharmacist and in vites bis tnends to call and see him. He takes the place of N. R. Holcomb who has been employed by this com" pany since his father sold out last fall. Mr. Holcombe will probably go to Mississippi where he has a brother in the drug business. The man who crowds thi roses out to Ut th dollar! In, Will reap but stifling dust and chaff to choke and sulljr him. Th soul no mora within him thrills at God's dlvlnrat art Th masterpieces out of doors that sano-tlfy the htart Ho mora his eyes will glow with joy at Nature's purest huts Whsn cold has cluttered up th heart with cobbled avenue. dollar mark upon th ejrts of him who seeth not blinds to shut th sunlight out. cutcheons that blot Th warmth within his hsart Is gone, 'tis petrlfled to stone And mortal msn, msJesUo msn. Is merely flesh and bone Is msrely flesh and bon to do th bidding ef his will. To carry up his sacks of sold upon on golden hill! Th Ar Next week tbe Courier will print a list of those contributing to tbe Hickman Independent Home Tele phone Co., for the establishment of a mutual concern. Helm & Ellison have the honor of being the fust setting $100 opposite OMtiibutor, name. their Bead) Hargls, the noted Breathitt tough, was tried last week for tU Murder ef his father and ftHHrti&ry for sielsssesd to th oovevty lii. premises yet? Lots of old rubbish piles, the accumulation of all the winter are still unmoved. These old piles under the spring rains and coming hot sun will be nests of disease breeding germs, and the 'health of your family and the entire community be menaced. Get busy and clean up. Sprinkle lime or other disinfectants freely and avoid anedidemic of sickness this summer. Pete Seay, an attorney from May- field, attended court here this week. letters in three seconds." Birds of a Feather. Pastor Blaney's Lectures at the 'For a number of years those two Christian church are largely attend chaps were sell mates." ed ana me interest most intense. "You mean In prison!" "No; they were fellow swindlers." The popular favor accorded these lectures in the larger cities is being Hsndy with the Knockdown. manifested here. Every business "Prlxe fighter! You! How'd da Idea man should hear the closine lectures squeeze into your puakln!" ever tonight and tomorrow night, begin"I're been a conductor for years." ning at 8 o'clock. Subject, tonight, The Flaming Sword." or God manl- In on the Ground Floor. fested in Christ. Subject, Friday Dobbs I understand she was hi night, "The Divine FathrthooaV bookkeeper before he Married her. jteiiM xm, uw aae'i ale easuer. or being born. again." Smith. Stanley Milward, a member ci lit .... .li . tui Ci.i. n i New York Stile tions, purchased in four carloads of Holstein cctt, which be had shipped to Kentucky lui use !i luc osyiuius 11 i. ui-- i ed that the milk of the Holsteistsls most suitable for the patients. From three lo five Wednesdiy Mrs. R. T. Tyler entertafcei a number of friends at "500" is honor of her guest, Mrs Lucy Fare, of Virginia. Reo Punch vis served as the rtiest arrived, and liter, re freshments of strawberry creiaui Mints were served durirg cake. the games. The Ladies of the Embroidery Councilman C. G Schlenker, of Club were entertained rriday after this city, was summoned w una noon by Mrs. T M Hubbard. Miss mil last Thursday night on icceal Bess Hail, of Louisville, was an out of the death of his father. Mr. guest. Sandwiches and ice Schlenker has been sick for ssse ef - vs. eLM.irttif rt he filV cream course were served. e,Mwsfj i tlUlCf UUl w reUpi! Geo. Buck, our local gas engine gerously ill until a suddei brought the end. Our fellow wizsard, has placed one of his new has the sympathy of bust patent engines, of 75 h. p., on the Shuiusta, which is working very friends here. successfully. Mr. Buck has beeu Shelby county, Ky , Is not eel; offered $10,000 for his patent, but the largest milk producing coustj win not sell. in Kentucky, out in mt States. Shelby county supputs The St. Louis Furnishing Co. is milk than an branching out. They will have two Louisville with more Kentucky and Indimi counties stores here and are now engaged in other are nearly jm putting a stock in the building re combined. There dairy cattle In the county, ww cently vacated by the Farmers Hard of ware Co. Store No. 2 will be in ship over 8,000 gallons Louisville every morning charge of R S. Speed Mrs. Alice AmberRandMrs.tiGeo. Buck went to Whltting, Mo., th. hmteises 01 ... i u.. first of the week to meet the party iy iuiire6 afternoon sod Tues (Dr. I. M. Hubbard, E. Betters oartv Tuesday At both even i, wh worth and Dr. Blackford) who were day evening. numoer of pej bringing Dr. Hubbard's new launch were a very large and much Interest and to Hickman. They arrived hete gis-o- f Wednesday, making the last 100 manifested in the progressive raffles. As the rook and miles in a' little less than five hours. arrived, they were served Reo. The new beat is a dandy. freshments of brick cream, toF Elm Camp, No. 3, W. O. W. will and while, and angel food cast unveil monuments at the City Ceme served. tery Sunday, May, 16, erected to the Th, rnmmlttee in chlfgt of 4 memory of Carter Sudberry and for a toou'w las. Miles. Ana on Sunday, May Sive'n the'ByersburgN; 30th, at Brownsville, In memory of be l. H. Hawkins and Joe Williams. Railroad Co. wmcn u to W All members and friends of wood- from Tiptonville, Tenn , - are meeting man,craft are requested to attend. ment. The list Realty Co. The Hickman Courier " , X. IVlCf Willi ... , " :n J t closed a deal this morning with others are udicwuh.brv Henry Sanger for 36 lots in West This list will appear m , Hickman, embracing a large per In a short time. "Tbe halfW" cent of the available building lots of yet been told. that section of the town. This prop erty was owned by the Hickman. Children's Day Services. Realty Cc. and Is becoming more In Ne Sunday will be demand each day. We suppose -on the market later at Day at tne wcinou... they will go Sundiy i a reasonable figure, and ought to city. The reeular easily be worth $200 each when the illIbeat9i30a.ro. serv' u& railroad levee is built which, from for the children's day all indications, will not be long off. becil" f0r the children. There is no denying the fact that will ue B. ,ln,v is inviieu West Hickman property is the best of course, ana cvci, , ltfTic investment that can be made in to be present. special At 5.45 o. m..a Hickman real estate, as the valua tion is continually increasing with for Fire." e Out the growing demand for lots. of-to..i torn-ma- was here monday on business. Miss Azalee Ray left today for unghton, Ark., to visit relatives. Call J8 it puts you in touch with the home of good groceries deliver ed promptly. See Fuqua, Helm & Co for Art Squares, Rugs, Lace Curtains and Window Shades. The price of Irish potatoes in New Orleans Jumped from $2.50 to $4.50 in a week's time. An Excellent Showing of Art Squares, Lace Curtains and Curtain Swisses. ruqua, Helm ft Co It would seem that the "good roads" move is forgotten about the time the roads will bear working Mrs. A. A. Farrls and little daughter, Mira, are visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robblns, near New Madrid, Mo. Don't pay house rent when you can own your own home much cheaper. See us for town lots Hickman Courier Realty Co The Standard Oil Co. was granted permission by the city council, Mon day night, to place a large gasoline storage tank neat their store room. 6 poit cards for only 50c Orf- doer viewi and pictures by fui. light at night a apeckatty Header- son. Beech Hareis has been refm.ii new trial and sentence of lift fc. prisonment has been pitted epes mm. The graduating exercises of Hkk-nu- n will be held this year on Thursday, June 3 The grilling class will be composed oi Miuei Lillian Choate, Louise McCoaatU, Nellie Bondurant, Rose CaspbeH, Marguerite Fuqua and Mr. Frail College VHo UL L. I --- PrP"r Self-saad- CUT COURT vhHc Oivtn IN UU Sentence for pi,posta of the rlth (he May- - .. ... t llnni13V mUUIIUKi of Bc. W .. .. uaraweii, H Heiter, of n in line i. n.nv nniv i wo civil ' iiiLui - I To Get the Best For Your Monev n i Let Us Make That Spring Suit IS 1 IS 1 Formerly of Fulton County. I I ! .i.iimc belne MB" , nprn -- tan up ...... uy uic ...I AncVtl. v,. heen inea i nr. A. rhtrvtA with ..ti rrnmraonweaim Mrs. Dr. J. M. Vaden, formerly of near this place, and well knewn here, died at her home in Ardmore, Okla., April 28, after a lingering illness of the White Plague. Deceased was a daughter of Mrs. C. V. McDaniel, of south of town, and is survived by her husband and one son, at Ardmore. Also four brothers M. A., Alfred. Chas. and J. M. McDaniel ; and four sister- sMrs, J. M. Glenn, Mrs. T. A. Prath er, Mrs. A. K. McConnell and Miss Lou McDaniel, all of this county. Burial took place at Ardmore, lelllne " IS r'nrSrLOJ y ni- tinea wi f w - v -f j C7fi and tab of the Sadf Lee. .. V. con. uicu I( was We are the tailors who are best prepared to satisfy you and every other man who is particular about his clothes and who wants to get the best possible value for his price, no matter what his price is. is infinitely large, and we are showing more exclusive effects than were ever gathered in Hickman before. There is no doubt about it. last Thursday. A sad is related concerning Mrs. Vaden's death. A few months ago while at Colorado Springs she met a young lady also from Ardmore. Both ladies died the same day with only two hours difference in the time. n n rT In 11.1flf-r- . iind passion, .i i irieaanuacquu- 1 r u k. . ..j . fiih robbing ca of (hrnnph finH i ii tinaiiv ,m it Para could, Arte., ana ..vi hick to Hickman. D.11 i Rcll 3i chare a ion of Jesse An a watch, a pistol and aorne ., ,n,l ..- - - . I n la rxanii . IN Blililri una mm mm The variety of handsome patterns that we show The manner in which we tailor clothes has won us friends among the most fastidious men. Not only do we fit you perfectly, but our suits are finished and trimmed in that elegant fashion which distinguishes the really fine tailor. An Excellent Showiner of Art Squares, Lace Curtains and Curtain Swisses. Fuqua, Helm & Co. Potted Plants For Sale. Mr. Postma, the Union City has some potted plants for sale at J. E. Naylor & .Co.'s Book Store, and you are invited to call and see them. The display shews a ' variety of nice plants, that every woman wants. Rush Creek. Mrs. Chas. Noonon has the La- grippe. Dr. Henry Davis, of Cairo, visited his parents this week. Mrs. Joe Nailling went to Hick man shopping Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Roper's baby has been ill of malaria. Miss Nannie Luten went to Union City last week to visit her brother, Drew Luten. Corn planting time. Despite the rain, many farmers have finished putting in their crops. Some having to plant over as it failed to come up. . trii. t ....... . rciv .kiivui t-- .J r. m t.l. 7C s We want to make your suit, and we ought to do it. Make up your m.nd to come in today, if only to look around and see on what we base our claims to greatness. r .N. Seay, carrying concealed jesi, caies filed away, Hiyden, unlawfully killing ,sed $10. shooting, Evans shot a the Farmers Gin , Nidolion at . v. r). t. unitmas. jim omun wick, me (.rownfil two wccVl a en. irr.in chatged with harboring Evans after the thoottntr occurred, but Etui malicious Jaad acquitted. The Season's Most Popular Prices 1 cats vat dismissed. Butler, grand larceny, filed hi. ffminrl with -- I I nell. Bradley & Parham, Fine Clothiers Hickman, Kentucky Dorena. G f. Mnllr rftiilrl nnt H. tali term of court. Plumlee, charged ..1 r1 : ..J II i: 1' TO.- mW&SimWAfG Editor Proves Accusations. wa mi 11 n ,n One of the most sensational cases Guy Hall went to Charleston, last that has been tried in the Ballard Hickman Lbr and Planing Mill week. Co vs Mose Barkett. Rev. Metheny will preach at Lo circuit court in several years was that against Robert Hille for crimi vs Thos Prather sr cust Grove, next Sunday. Thos D Berry Henderson, of Medley, was nal libel. The case was finished A. H. admr. Friday afternoon, and after a short T. B. Ferrill et al vs J J C Bond- - in the neighborhood, Tuesday. deliberation the jury returned a verMiss Marietta Fowlks spent Saturant. dict of acquittal. urday and Sunday in Hickman. PETIT JURY Hille is editor of the News at BanA high water scare is reported dana. - A 'few months ago when Jno. Waller Wade and the farmers are feeling blue. Wickliffe, of Wickliffe, was making A. J. Nichols Thurman Pickett and Leslie Stok- the race for commonwealth's atNoah Veatch er went to Medley, Saturday night. torney, Hille was waging a fight W. D. Bushart Mrs. Lola Pickett, of Cairo, spent against him in his paper, accusing V. B. O'Neal He last week with her mother, Mrs. Wickliffe of bribing juries. J. A. Mott charged that Wickliffe organized a Byassee. T. Whipple We are certainly sorry to report jury gang to serve in his cases, and L. W. Stanley M. Freeman that Miss Amanda Townsend is seri that he had henchmen, who would J. go into the county and disqualify ously ill with fever. Julian Choate M. J. Browder L. L. Hinsbaw purchased a house the regular panel; that when the regular jurymen arrived in court A. H. Caldwell and lot in East Prairie, last week, they were excused and bystanders, Anderson Jess consideration $1,800. who happened to be Wickliffe's gang W. J. CartwrJght Sunday school is progressing were summoned in the cases in which W. A. Dodds under the auspices of R. A. Tank- - he was interested. H. A. Eulin ersley, superintendant. In the trial Friday Hille proved Wm. Stoker Miss Lillian Hall left last week that jury in a murder case had been Martin Chambers for Blythevllle, Ark., where she bribed by Wickliffe and brought out Hugh Simpson will make her home in the future. the name of a prominent physician, R: R. Shaw of Wickliffe, who had acted as the A. RBondurant The Frankfort State Journal has The evidence was senD. C. Neugent been sold by Editor W. P. Walton sational and caused mnch surprise in W. E. Allen. to Jas. L. Newman, who has been Wickliffe. managing editor of the paper for GRAND JURT. some time, and former Governor J. See Fuqua, Helm & Co. for Art John K. Tyler C. W. Beckham, will have editorial Squares, Rues, Lace Curtains and W. W. Pruett charge in the future. window bhades. 0. C. Wolverton C. L. Bondurant J. R. Brown G. L. Carpenter, foreman. Bill Flynn Ml Ed Roberts Chas. Huddleston S. W. Boaz Dick Thompson Whatever we can do to make our drug Walter Crostic. Up to Wednesday eleven indicta pleasant shopping place, we most gladly do. ments had been returned. to which he taed plead guilty and $200. The charge of W Perry admr vs D B Wilson. retam. y.Hirninn tharoril with it. . (3 -f ".ui I ",'fv battery to which he plead guilty v .- ai ned $50. I , Iwa .... .. ;m - jtn lll.llblWUN pemieniiary. irtVil V'.i.l. eadly i .vi.u, wiymK conceal weapons, tried and acquit- - White, alias Sncwball, raur- an- - ...s.u lum siitca icvcc u:iaw town Christmas. John Hannon wai .. i -- 'I II ICQ lOf thl nuM.. ... . fvuuic " "-- t iauu aun swore (White) did Evani. it. D St iT M , rr" "leu ana Innn ww l Iitrii7m-n- fr ' T "uui wn per cent dam- - "town Clothing Co vs Naif eh Verdict . wi forDefendan. Thi. ior eoods that v Woodmen i -- ucuvered, Wm'1" Suit -- vuEproraiied, TV. ... . 'KlOiawnr.6 ...Ii. ver tot uiti for Way (Thur-- .. . n. . ' 'II Lhr t w ... jno A Britton FRIENDLY fCSmitbvsSL Sexton. Co vs McAndret .e River Still Rising. Killed at Lake. The Mississippi is slowly rising Smith and Pete Branham were and will do so for the next four or Tuesday charged with five days. It will possibly reach a arrested stage oi about 44 or 45 feet on the killing a boy by the name of Joe Phillips Sunday. The Branhams are Cairo guage. fishermen and have been fishin? at Beaver Arm, one of the scatters of Even In Those Dayt. The children stood In awe before Reelfoot Lake, living in a small cab-bi- n one of the British Museum mummies. near the shore of the lake. At lut the elder whispered to her faSunday young Philips and two ther: "Why la the old woman wrapped up In bandages! Did she dla companions from Ridgely, in Lake ot an accident!" Before he could reply the younger county, crossed the lake; seeing sirl said: "Oh, yesl She must have no one in the cabin cccupied by the been run over by a motor-car- . There' Branhams entered and took two botthe number 'B. C. UtV Cassell'a tles of whiskey. In the meantime Magaxlne. the Branhams, who were taking din Masculine Ignorance. ner at a house near there, had been Mrs. Ferguson (trying on another sprlns; hat) George, what do you informed of what was going on, and think ot this one? Tou dlda't like on arriving at the lake saw Phillips the other. and his companions crossing in a Mr. Ferguson Well, If you are limited to' two styles, the Inverted wast skiff. They called to them to come basket and the Inverted coal scuttle, back, at the same time opening fire my choice would be the coal scuttle. on the occupants of the skiff. The We need another one at home, boys in the skiff turned and started towards the Branhams, who kept on Too Risky. firing, one shot being fired at such Hardup 111 never go to that restaurant agala. The last Ume I waa close range that it set the clothing there a man got my overcoat and left worn by Phillips on fire. Four shots his In Its place. took effect in Phillips' body, but none Welloff But the proprietor wasn't of his companions were wounded. to blame, was beT Hardup No; but I might meet the The Branhams had an examining other man I trial before Esq. Cutler, who ordered them to jail to await the action of A Precocious Youngster. "Now, Willie, come to mother and the grand jury, which is now in she will tell you about the old womaa session at Union City. who lived in a shoe." At the examining trial the Bran "Aw, cut it out, mal I'm gettln' sick an' tlrod ot nursery tales. Tell hams claimed that Phillips was shot me somethln' about Wild BUI Hick- - by one of his companions, but it was cock." shown that none of the boys were Not Otherwise. armed, and there were two size bulMrs. Ooodklnd How do yeu think lets in Phillips' body. you would like it it one oar In every The Branhams were out on a bond train were reserved exclusively for women? of $1,000 each, charged with being I wouldn't members of night riders that whip Mrs. Chllllcon-Kearnemind it It I could pick the women. ped J. W. Rook some time ago. Past Hope, rowel! Howell is a lifeless sort ot Christian Church Services. y Cruc, v Western ;:::wa,k Milord & Randli e Mrs. The six night riders, who were recently tried at Union City and sentenced to be hung, will be given a vs Lee Lino hearing In the Tennessee Supreme court next Thursday. Bondurant& K-- .i the little courtesies and accommodations which we may put at our customers' disposal are a pleasure to us. We want and we have friendly customers. in us as friend s wou Id. Those why know us, and our methods; who believe Sunday school at 9 :45 a. m, Preaching by the pastor, M. L. Blaney at 11 a. m. and 7 '.30 p, m. Subject Making Straight Paths Doubtless. Professor (at chemistry examina for Your Feet, a lesson from HickIs man's cement sidewalks and stock tion) Under what combination gold released most quickly? law. Student Marriage. foot waa An Ounce of Prevention. Jlmmle How did you know I was going to call? Her Little Sister I saw Kelt taking the plna out of her belt. Puek. fellow. hi Howell Yes, I believe would get asleep while his U being pulled. MifRuerite , Nv. 8WooH.- tt. ' ... Jno. Abner was acquitted at Jackson yesterday, of the charge of assassinating James Cockrlll during the Breathitt feud war in 1902 and 1903. Owen Townsend, the fourteen year old son of Mrs. Edna Norman Jackson v.Boy,cBros. V,G LDar. HELM & ELLISON of Ben Normau, of and step-soEast Fulton, was tried before Judge Naylor, Saturday, and sentenced to Dry Batteries at Cotton & Adams. the reform school for five, years, A GmJ FriMi Ltil Buy Your Planting Seed Early Plant Cotton and make money. CJGet in line J We have fine Cotton Seed with progress. for planting and if you come early you will be sure of getting all that you need, q All of the progressive farmers in Fulton County are planting cotton now, so make up your mind at once to fall in line; then come and get your seed and start to work as planting time is right here, and A HOME MADE GREENHOUSE. Cheap Small Vigorous Through talc of foreaight- -n dollar spent foolishly. That dollar would have remained a dependable friend if deposited in a HOME, bank, a friend ready and willing for inslant use in case of need; n friend that would have assisted in building up credit of the owner arid have advanced the him Hew to Grow Tlat Wilt a row Plants. Ont plans Kxamino tho accompanying carefully, Kleratlon shows walls a ! root supports, l'alnt all the woodwork befero erecting;. round The poati aro of cedar, set below sjrauo about three feet and tamped with concrete. These posts should he net between fire and six feet apart, according to a lie of the house wanted and the length ot lumber you Intend to use for aiding. Now put on the plate; and measure down the depth of the aide glass and put the glass sill on. The aiding ahould Be double with good waterproof paper between, Next put up the ridge and rafters, Inch for lie sure to allow tho glass to play In the glass groove or rebate; then put on the vent, sash Are-Incone-eight- far on the road to Success. Start an account with Us and save YOUR dependable friend; keep them where they will be safe, yet ready and willing assist you at any time. ( to THE HICKMAN " BANK OLDEST BANK IN FULTON COUNTY Capital and Surplus, $65,000.00 II I ll I .! 1 1 l aw EARLY El Hickman, Kentucky t SKI Home-Mad- s NOTICE: Your Water and Light rent is due on the FIRST OF EACH MONTH, and if not paid by the TENTH wiU be cut off. This took effect November 1, Richmond & HSond Co., Pioneers of the Christian Church. 7aper Read by no. A. McCturc at a Recent Evening Service at the Christian Church. Martin Luther, the great prnteetant re former who wrested the Bible from papacy and rave It to the common people liu carved hlmielf a niche In the annals of his tory that gleams down the age through nearly three centuries; but hli achievements wero simply the brushing of cobwcU and dust from the scriptures resurected from the cloisters and the cell of the friar. Alex Campbell, caught by the spirit of and truth and freedom couched In the Declaration and address of his father, Thomas Campbell, gave to the world a true render Ing of the New Testament on the subject of baptism and primitive Christianity. I.uth er gave the Bible to the protestant world a world clouded with the biased teachings of the Oathollo church. The former removed the ban and blazed the way for those who should follow, and settle up the wilderness of tradition, superstition and doubt, by teaching the people the gospel as taught by the apostles. Vis:- - Hearing the Word of God: believing It; coufesslng Christ and emerging Into a new state of being by bap tism into The Spiritual Kingdom. Alexander Uompbell, Walter Soott and Barton V. Stone, a trinity of plnoneers who. In the Dark Ages would havo suffered martyrdom for the teachings they conscientiously promulgated and practiced; as It was they were ontracUed In tbo several chnrcbeato which they belonged for the broad and liberal positions they took In the rendering of the Scriptures. Alexander Campbell was a famous orator, an able debater, a forceful writer and editor, and a careful executive and organlxer. Ills reading of the New Testament concerning baptism led him to leave the Presbyterians and became a Baptist In 1813, and he remained a Baptist In good fellowship for many yeara. Iu 1K the Baptists generally withdrew from him for preaching a sermon that has since been known as the famous "Sermon on the Law," In which was set forth the between the Old Testament and the New that led some of the Baptists to disagree with him. He founded the first Institution for training of preachers, Bethany College, and be. came tbo first President of a missionary society, the American Missionary Hoclety, for the spread of the gospel. The great thought of Waltor Scott was the Mlsslabshlp of Jesus, and Ills ambition to preach "the ancient gospel," which term he himself coined. In IS!7 he was called by Thomas and Alexander Campbell, to the first evangelist of the restoration movement. HI early work was done In eastern Ohio, but bis later ministries were near Olncln. natl and In Kentucky, H Is safe to say that rapid spread of the movement In Its early yeara is due very largely to the evangelistic later of Walter Scott. Barton W, Stone wasa native born Amerl-ea- a and bU work really antedates that of the OarapbolU. In 17VN when he was ordain, d a Presbyterian minister he distinctly state! that be accepted the Westminster! OonfesMon of Faith only In so far a was In accord with tha word of Ood. In this same year be became minister of the Canerldge church. Bourbon Co., and the Concord church, Nicholas county, both In Kentucky. withIn lw) he and four drew from their presbytery because they no longer live In accord with Its could teachings, and In a few months declared theraseltes Independent of all church creeds ane parties. Stone prepared a document veary similar In purpose to the "Declaration and Address" six years before Thomas Campbell wrote. He and the Canerldge church were really the first people In modern days who wore) the name of Christian. This paper would become too lengthy to review at length the labors of the men whose faith, and consequent labors made the Christian Church possible. The brief glance at their stalwart christian fortitude should make all who bear the name of christian more deout. more enthusiastic and more energetic "In the faith which was once delivered unto the saints;" Jade, 3. Many others deserve special mention, men who devoted their lives to the true principles of Christianity, amotlg whom we may mention Samuel and John Itogers, John Smith and John T. Johnson, to tb latter must be given the credit mora than any one else for the union of the followers of Campbell and Stone. He was born In Scott county, Kentucky, In lTtt). and educated at Transylvania University. He became lawyer and attained great wealth and prom' lnence, representing bis State In Con Kress four years. Ills separation from the Baptists led him to air Intimacy with Bar ton Stone. He was greatly Interested In educational work and was one of the found' ers of Bacon College In ltM, from which Kentucky University was an outgrowth, Such In brief was the Inception of the Christian Church In Kentucky, and theie men whoso Uvea we have briefly sketched were the nuclei around which honest hearts gathered to form the church that striving to restore tbo primitive Apostolic doctrine. Canerldge Is the mother church In Ken tucky, and Barton Stone, according to Tb Weekly Bulletin, was the first preacher to advocate the authority of the Bible. He and hi brethren were forsaken, mlsunder stood and persecuted In that early day, but later lie won many able preachers to the ranks and developed others who were everywhere preaching the word. Among these must be mentioned David Iurvlance. Thomas M. Allen and John Allen Guno, Alexander Campbell made his first visit to Kentucky In 13, coming to Washington Manoii county, to engage in debate with a Mr. McOalla on Baptism. Ho bad been preceded by Thomas Campbell In a short sojourn at Burlington. Boone county, which was without results religiously. Campbell came to KeuWky again In a few months, and through his personal visits and the circulation of his papers, "The Christ Man Baptist" and later 'The Millennial of Harbinger," his views became widespread throughout the Stale. The first preacher to adopt these views was Philips. Knll.of Louisville, and later of Frankfort, who won thousands to the cause, particularly from among the Bap tlst. Others who aided by their ministry weie Jacob creath. Senior and Junior fellow-mlnlste1 Qresnhouse. cross-sectio- show and headers (see lng post In concrete, siding, glass till. plate, header, vent and sash). Separate hotbod sash should be on the south aide of the building. If pos 1000. Co, office and Aylette Ilalns. The Campbell followers had little fellow ship with the Stone followers, though often living side by side This was largely dae to the fact that Campbell was re coned with the Baptists, who looked with great contempt upon Stone and his heretical labor. From isas to ! there occurred a violent upheaval In the Baptist Associations of Ohio and VI r glnta: particularly of Kentucky, widen resulted by m or In the complete sep aration of the reformers undur flumnUit from the Baptists. In 1SN, at MU ZJon, Clark county, and In lt at Maysllck. Mat- on county, the lint rutetlBgs of thesa Reformers were held. As has been seen. In ISM at Lexington the union between the Christians with Stone and the lteforru era with Campbell was effected, and since that time a united body has continued the earnest pita for the union of Christ's follow ers. And which now numbers about one million and a half of communicants. ll slble; they are ot great aaslatance to the greenhouse. The ground plan shows the beaches and walk arrangement; also heater. potting and workroom. SecUonal view of bench shows posts set la ground eight Inches with a 2x4 across top, and lx6's on the aides and bottom of bench. The heaUng plant should be a sec tional hot water boiler; you can then Increase tho capacity of the boiler by additional sections at any time you may wish to enlarge tbe greenhouse, With the aid of plans here glren, any local carpenter, or any man bandy with tools, should be able to erect a satisfactory greenhouse. Probably your local lumberman or planlng-mll- l can furnish the desired materials, and your hardware man or plumber can furnish tbo boiler and piping. The neces sary glass, glass points, putty or masUca. eta, are easily obtainable In al most any town. Farm Journal. Pay at the Hickman Ice & Coal at the Ice factory. Office open from 7 a. rn, until 0 p. m. any day except Sunday; and on the 9th and 10th of each month it is open until 9 p. m. Hickman Ice & Coal Co., Inc. A. O. CARUTHERS, Mgr. A GREAT WATCH SALE Beginning Haturtfay, April II. and runnlns until Monday MajrUwsiUIpQl natch sale. We tnasht lame quantity of Klstn walcbrs asl Sir mnst quite a reduction and Innnter toast rid of them as quickly as puu'.lH tsn so Ins to sell tbem al tbe following1 prices I cllcjcam r. Tliefollowtns vratebes are Klgln tuorenunlsln loss I .alls or 0 site. T Jewel nj jewel lAdlesor0slie.lt ita Islse.T Jewel. open face,... . Uis ..,. M alse.T Jewel, bunttna; . .. ........ Ui Is else, M Jewel, open face.... IS else, M Jewel, hunting ..... IT IS site, IT Jewel, open face ... IS else, IT jewel, bunttna tut II else, T Jewel, optn face,.... I else, T Jewel, bunting its is slse, W Jewel, open face Jewel, uunllns. ii sue, IT Jewel, open face 1LOI IS slse, t!J IS else. IT Jewel, hunting. . MS 11 slae.T Jewel, Nlekle rase, open (ace., im -IS slse, Jewel, 111 11 slse, T Jewel, 11 site. IS Jewel. 10 IS slse, 17 Jewel. These are bran new watches andnueanm! are full guarantee 1 Th'isnj kind we hare always sold. We guarantee each movement Mr cases are stamlard rases and are guaranteed for twenty years If wi through before tbe em! of twenty years any Jeweler ran gle yo the old one that has worn through. Remoniber sale Is only v tat U rsiw one month and we may run out before that timethis weposltUsJJ 'i'B?lJ2' bat tbem at these prices after tbe sub day of May. Mall orders p fmPj1' B'i!r llransloril a Andrews, The dependable Jewelers and optlclars, Iniooww-Tennon a Results Tell. There Can Be No Doubt Abont A PORTABLE TOOL STAND. Results in Hickman. Plant for Making a Convenient Tool Results tell the tale. Stand That Can Be Easily All doubt is removed. Moved. To make tbe convenient toot stand. shown In the accompanying Illustra tion use two boards about 12 or 16 Inches square. Three boards are fattened securely on each ond of a square post or centerpiece. An equal nura ..., 17 sen. The testimony of a Hickman citi 11 Can be easily investigated. What better proof can be had? C. A. Watson, of Hickman, Ky., says: some years I was victim of kidney complaint. There were pains in the small of my back, which were alaways more severe when I stooped or lifted. My back acnea at mgnt and when I aroze in tbe morning, I was very lame, became easily tired and occasional ly suffered from nervous snells Headaches bothered me and I was subject to dizzy spells during which there was a blurring of my eye signt. wnen i caugnt cold, it set tied on my kidneys and at such times, the passages of the secretions became too frequent. This was par ticularly annoying during the night ana i was otten forced to ante sever al times. Learning of Doan's Kid ney Pills, I procured a box at Helm & Ellison's drug store and two days aiter using mem, i received great relief. When I had taken the con tents of the box I was cured. never lose an opportunity in recora mending Doan's Kidney Pills to other sufferers and shall alravs Keep mem in ine nouse. For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents. Foster-Mllbur- n Co., Buffalo, new xoric, soie agents tor tne Unit ed States, Remember the. name Doan's and take no other. "or ....,,. ""."; . I'boneMi. BHAJSTSFORT) Plan of the Small Stand. ber of holes are bored In each board to receive the tools as Indicated. If a handle Is placed In the center of the top board the stand can bo used on a bench or on tho floor as desired HANDY WORKING GARDENTOOL To Cultivate Plants on Each Side of the Row, Use Hoe as Shown Below. In cultivating small plants In the garden It sometimes Is necessary to loosen the earth ou each side ot the row. For this purpose the garden hoe & AJSrDRKWS IANH P1I ONE 80 niUl'JCNDAllIJC JICWIJIJCHH AND OITK UNION CITY. TJ3XX BaT I I For All Live Stook KASV AN 9Aft T UfJK. G. IPPIOTIVI. IMIXPSKWVI iDoes Not Stimulate l Mary bad a little lamb ; its fleece as snow. Would Mary every sell the Iamb? Why, what a question I No I Jshe kept tbe lamb in luxury (or many, many years. Ayers SarsapwdlU does not stimulate. It docs not make and every now and then she'd go you feel better om flay, men as baa as ever the next. It and clip it with her shears then sell the fleece and take reaction after you stop using it. in the bank, until the cash and put it not a strong she I 1 here fc not a (Iron mmaabdl in it. You have the steady, of tbe topmost rank. bad a fortune While Mary strong tonic and alterative. was a wiie young girl, her father S" TT1SH1 had a pull, and through bis lobbying JIHl WOUUIVSBSBSBSBSBSWJ r doctor about this. He he kept the tariff up on wool. i tier Co.,Lowtll,M as. Telephone that grocery order to have they ben sold? Nearly sixty joss. iMSMMtsw- -, rwosamtm, your own doctor Md faw out,, Bettcrsworth & Frathcr. was white A Hoe for Qsrdtn Work. anmV shown In the accompanying Illustration will be foond very useful. A air. eular piece Is cut out of the blade ot an ordinary hoe, as Indlested. The lda. CeJeeUae And has Mr. Prror'a ohureh snob a small congregation? Hilda Yes, indeed. Hrery time he says "Dearly beloved" you fee) If bW- tbtmfK yea had reeelred a propotaj. u - During the last fiscal year the government onlv received for the duty on wheat (which is 25 cents a bushel) $8,011.38, The wheat gamblers at Chicago are said to have cleared ten millions since the "corner" was secured. No Ameri-ca- n farmer would lose 10 cents in ten years if the dutv on whuat was entirely removed. State Journal. List vmir rsal astatc erarurlv vtlh the Courier. If we don't sell H, It dow't eet you A cflt, and 'Eat a pint of peanut, three gUs.es of milk bjtog A health Ilea will rjgj half an hour." Maybe, dreams will De ulVh, night Wres that it ice and furniture ol every We have the goods and -- Ill mien -r Bruce n..! inai Louis "Fur. Co. St.. to bed and you ,rfn' ti W $ t re,re,mnB' Try us on . ..... VOUr l.i,.. I I a Hot Shot. ,ninff of 1lcr Away Away ! Mriit in the muraer The Book anil Novelty Store I'S ton M d'L,,Wilhon.theRe. . l. U h frail enforcement, PfAS r n'mrchUtoffay. ucc i HPia nam ihu'h DON'T HAVE TO SELL, B'GOSH But if you want furniturecorking good furniture we can supply you, at reasonable prices. Come to the "Old Reliable" j furniture house and see the new stock. Having increased our stock we ore now in a position to supply your wants in our line. C We invite your rlhe ' I10 law"i.b auj f,eeMd puntth 11 PT Sc ,br finals not open is to the doori of Tnd turnout Menof an J. E. Naylor & 11 In wait Kor childish nnsrs, soft and pink, And whfr the mtadowtark and thrush Co anarchilt In the a man by Ira. b""- - tecotone.te.Uhai great W. F. Montgomery Whre stinting pbbln fUClCfime planned and connived aims 6 A sturdy boat la calling me To Join the rlrer'i revslryl flsher-klnc- Their rival Ultima Interlink, Smithwick's Body Found. The bodv of Tas. Smlihwlck. of Hickman, who was drowned in the Mississippi river at this place IB rlavs atro. was found Tuesdav morn. ing 25 miles below here. The body naa noaiea out ana toagea on a sana bar, where a fisherman discovered it. W. A. Hinshaw, accompanied by relatives of the deceased, went in his gasoline boat Tuesday night to the place where the body was held and brought it home for burial. Young Smlthwick, as told in the Courier two weeeks ago, lest bis life in an attempt to save a skiff which had broken loose from the bank and was drifting away. Uufortunately he followed the skiff in a little "Joe-boat- " which capsized with him just before reaching the object of his pursuit. Friends on the bank saw the boat sink with him, but could not go to his assistance because they had no boat. He drifted with the current a distance of 8 miles, holding to the boat, which was then floating, and is susposed to have chilled to such an extent that he was exhausted and lost his hold on it. At the last moment a skiff was found by those following on the bank, and Smith-wic- k went down while his friends were untieing it. The body was badly decomposed when found and required much effort to place it in a coffin. Juggling The Alphabet. Many attempts have been made by ingenious writers to put the whole alphabet in a single sentence without duplication of letters. Prof. De Morgan, the famous mathematician, tried to juggle the alphabet into one sentence, each letter being used but once. After many fruitless attempts he decided to compromises exactness by using i for j and further by regarding u and y as the same letter. Then his final accomplishment read as follows : "I, quartz pyx, who fling muck that ne may ncai mm. ItistiTe honon from btiia older He amy k- - y koa ft raw. The Louisville correspondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer springs this bit of news on an unsuspecting public : From Western Kentucky comes the report that the friends of former Circuit Judge J. E. Robbins, of Mayfield, Graves county, are urging him to become a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Governor. Judge Robbins is one of the ablest lawyers in the atate. lie is a resi dent of the First Congressional District, the Democratic Gibraltar of the State, and from the county which eireJisunOllle Jamei who came rolls up the biggest Democratic last week, marjorlty in the long list of 119. : (rca Washington in Louisville, wai asked when Ee reded to beein his canvass for An emty skiff drifting down the IS. Senator. He replied that he river in front of town was caught by I act had time to give the matter Dick Smith Tuesday night. A whis ra thought, but that he was dead key bottle containing a small quanKentucky would be "redeem- - tity of liqour, found in the bottom of ' (rca Republican rule. the boat, is suggestive of a tragedy, in as much as its occupant may have ! u cropoied to build an electric become intoxicated and fell out of hid from Poplar Bluff to Cairo the boat to a watery grave. l&rciroint and paralleling the : Mountain line Surveys are to Engraved and embossed y solicited tatlonery and cards of every delit and cards s near future. scription at this office. Ursty? REO is what you need. Order the Courier today. d, : rights-of-wa- veeii ago a preacher In vll run OUl 01 me naic iui riiaruoona crippled girl with file msrnage cermony. Now i Kentucky wim two ciericai J. Indiana'i fdill to nrnhibltlon one. Rev hat worker, r.,i Ita leave the state for "fondling a indecent extent" two nine .i fiiMthnrc who were in iv rU rhurehei 0" durlne the local caie a tlectlon. The other Stamp-Groun-It I of Rev. P R. Campbell, Ky., who hat run of ksoinber ol nis cnoir to at. j.detertiog hii wile and child. 13! Judge Robbins for Governor. Boquet lor Reed. Clarence Reed, of Hickman, was the guest of his father, Wm. Reed and family here Sunday, Mr. Reed has just been elected cashier of a prominent Hickman bank and stands high as a business man in our neighboring town. He has within the past ten years, since he left this place after serving several years as the efficient clerk at the City National been rapidly Bank, promoted in bis chosen profession. Fulton Leader. s Where their triumphs scream And th heads crate their raucoua cry. Thla boat la rorklnc to and fro Deneath a Hushed and rosy sky. "Ah, come and let ua float away To dory scents of yesterday!" All up and down the pulling ahore The shade la prism kissed and cool. And lilies nod In artful grace Upon the mirror of the pool. "Ah, let us leather them, I say. Tor her beloved, of yesterday!" Not ao, O boat of youthful Joya, Not so, O dream of long ago. No more within thy cockled ahsll Shall we go drifting to and fro Instead of rowing you, old acow, I'm splitting kindling for her nowl How to Get Married. Making- - lore and getting married In beds." CORN IS KING and drown himself or his sorrows, acHave Clarence Corum deliver the cording to his own predilection. In Hungary, the gypsies bake cakes dally Commercial-Appeof Nash- containing coins. Tho lover tosses the ville American to you. loved one a cake. If she eats the Everything In groceries Betters-wort- h cako and retains the coin, It Is a sign that he can keep right on supplying & Prather. her needs In both directions. If she cits the cake and returns the sliver he Is out of pocket only the dough and a few wet tears. In Arabia the girl minds her flocks. The lover arrives and attacks her She replies with stone and sticks, used as flatlrons may be later In life. It ho succeeds In driving her Into her father's tent she Is his honeysuckle. If ho Is repulsed, disgrace goes with htm. In Arabia It Is always well, therefore, to avoid the virago and tackle the sylphlike Inamorata. The Mexican lover plods all night In the street before the house of his fair entrancer. If she approves, she sits at the window and watches him. Don voyage! And this reminds us that when we got ready to get married, we went out Into the road and stood there, all dressed up and smiling. Pretty soon we saw a woman coming up the pike hunting for us. We stood right still, made believe we weren't looking, and were caught Then w went to a preacher and got the knot tied, For simplicity and naturalness our system takes the bun from all tht foreigners In the country, and If out wife doesn't see this, the plan will ge ringing down the ages as the mosl romantically sweet on record. Hut remember, fellows, you must stand perfectly still when you see 'en coming! By the Way. al this country It fun for the girls, but It's different in the Arctio regions. It Young Flshblubber Is "spoons" on the econd daughter of Old Spearface, he proceeds forthwith to the abode, where he li sheltered, grabs her by the hair, Children's Day Services. or by the ear, and yanks her along Children's Day Services will be homeward. Here she has to flsh and held at the Methodist Church next cut bait "until death do them part." The Japanese love and proposal cusSunday Morning, These services are held once a tom! are dainty and pretty. The there year and an excellent program ren- young man cannot who Is becoming so get along without rattled be dered. This year will be no excep- some kind of a settling, pro or con, tion, as an even more elaborate throws a bunch of r buds program has been prepared. Into the girl's rlckashaw as she Is Encourage the children by attend- carried past to the wedding of a ing. Services being promptly at 11 friend. It she wears them, she Is "all hls'n." If she doesn't, he can go away a. m. plum-flowe- At first he did not appreciate the full significance of his accomplishment, says the Housekeeper. "At last," he says, "I happened to be reading a religious writer, who threw aspersions on his opponents thick and threefold. Heyday l come into my head, this fellow flings mucic beds. He must be a quartz pyx. "Then I remembered that pyx is a sacred vessel and quartz is a hard stone, as hard as the heart of the religious foe curser. So that the line is the motto of a ferocious sectarian, who turns his religious vessels into muck holders for the benefit of those who will not see what he sees." The professor published his sen tence and called upon others to out do him if they could. The follow ing are samples of the efforts which resulted : "Quiz, my whigs, export fund Secured Right-of-wa- y Option. Mr. Worley, of the N. C & St. L.. has succeeded in securing a 60 day option on property covered by the new survey around West Hick man. We understand every prop erty owner has granted this option, which means that there will be no fight in court for this purpose, and the road can get busy on building the new road around the town. There is little doubt that this work will eo forward in a short time, owing to the condition of the tracks above town making it necessary to do something at once. When this is done, it will give West Hickman a levee, and property in that part of town will likely jump up in the "pictures" in valua tion. back." "Dumpy quiz, whirl back fogs next." "Get nymph: quiz sad browns, fix luck." The professor awarded the palm plains, "to a young man very well expressed under the curcumstances. In more sober English it would be, "Marry, be cheerful, watch your of the competition to this last sentence. "It is good advice," he ex- business." Even when the duplication of let ters is permitted, the crowding of the entire alphabet into a single coherent sentence is not an easy task, and such examples as "John T. Brady gave me a black walnut box of quite small size," are neither numerous nor important. There is one verse in the Bible which contains all the letters of the alphabet except j : this is the 21 verse of the seventh chapter of Ezra, and, as the verse contains some forty words the collocation is only note-worbecause it occurred without previous design. None of the examples here given is perhaps as good as that recently quoted in the New York Sun : "Pack my box with five dozen liquor lugs.' This contains the entire alphabet, is a perfectly coherent sentence and nas oniy J letters in comparison with 47 letters In the "John T. Brady" example. So It would seem to hold the palm. th o-- Fulton Leader Sold. Mott Avers, founder and principal stockholder of the Fulton Daily Leader, sold his interest in that publication, Monday, to Guy Freeman, who has for some time been on the Lead er's staff. The retiring editor offers ill health as an excuse for severing his connection with this journal, and contemplates going to South America. The Fulton Leader is a good sheet, worthy of success, and while our acquaintance with Mr. Freeman is limited, we have reason to believe he is a thorough newspaper man and will and the kind of Cultivators that we sell and the prices we make puts us nature lover out Id A near-sightemy town almost had a fit Sunday upon for your success and Fulton county harmony. "make good." Here's our best wishes, old man, Gasoline at the Courier Office. in West Kentucky or Tennessee. Our sales will reach from 00 to 150 this season, and are going fast. If you expect to buy this year, get our prices and see if we back up our statements 1 finding one of those paper spinners that the children run with against the wind. Some child had stuck the stick In the ground and the thought for five minutes that he bad discovered a raro variety that even Ilurband had overlooked. near-botani- Ci & "It Is better to try a bride's pie on the dog than on tho groom," says a Kansas editor, "bocause one can always get another dog." A lady subscriber writes tho editor that a Boston terrier costs $25, but she got her husband for nothing! Ain't women tho contrarlest critters! A it !SMatSMrfSSSSSSSMMSISIMMMMgiig INCORPORATED m it it North side resident In Chicago, a retired naval officer, full on a wine glass and cut his face. The neighborIf you get a sample copy of the hood newspaper beaded the Item. "Se- Courier its an invitation to subscribe rious Accident to American Man of Commercial-Appeand Courier one War While Trying to Get Into Port." year for $1.25 w al Sallte M. Stone, age 72 of the best known ladies of Union City, died at her home Monday morning alter a snort illness. This good lady was a foster-mothto Mose Barkett, of this city and he feels very keenly her loss, possibly as much so as uer own five sons who survive her. A num ber of years ago, Barkett happened to spend the night at the Stone home, at which time Mrs. btone took an interest in the lad and has continually extended him many favors. He has aUays referred to her as "Mother Stone," and is grieved at the loss of such a friend. Mrs. years, one er Fresh Films New Plates Kept In the Beat Way Fit out your camera. First thing you need films of course Just got In a new supply fresh reliable, and in best condition. Kept in the coolest part of the store. It's quite a point to know where to get fresh, new, reliable plates and films. Kodaks and Cameras Mere suggestion will often cure, Let Fuqua, Helm & Co. screen When mother suggests the coal oil for Willie's croup, for Instance, how quick' your house. The Celebrated Wheel er ratent screen, uest maae. y he ceases coughing! it $1 to $20 Helm & Ellison OGTAVE TNANET ZTZCJSiaF-S- ) SYN0P3I3. f- -rr- rr r rR.'u CatYK.IQNT. I9QT -- r r-- -s vriiir --- 2) ZJTS17 TT3 i told Endy Tracy. Ho wouldn't believe me at first, because his father had given Keatcham his first start nnd done a hundred things for him. To be sure, his .father has been obliged- as an hbnorable man to oppose Keatcham lately, bui Keatcham couldn't moan to burn htm ou that way. Hut ho toon found that wai precisely what Keatch am did mean. Then ho was glad enough to help mo save his father. The old man doesn't know a) thing: wo don't mean he ever shall know. Wo let him put up tho best sort ot a fight a man can with his hands tied 'while the other fellow Is free. My hands are free. too. I don't respect tho damned Imbecile laws that let mo be plundered any mora than they do; and slnco my poor mother died .last sum mer I am not afraid ot anything; they are; that's whero I have the choice of weapons. I tell you, suh, nobody Is big enough to oppress a desperate CHAPTER X. Continued.' I man! Keatcham had one advantage-- he "He. Isn't a very confiding man, didn't see him often. My dealings had unlimited money.' Itut Aunt wero with Atkins. He didn't know Rebecca helped us out there. Colonel, "For If You Find Him, You Will Find Him Dead.' that I had found him out; ho thought I want you to know I didn't ask her ; that he had only to explain hla two for more than the bare it thought, after he had seen to the tick- understand tho man whoso fixed purnames, and expected gratitude for his was she herself that planned our stock ets which ho did very carefully and pose had his own quality, but sharpgiven them to me, he could so off on ened by wrong and suffering. warning, as he called it. Ho Is slimy; deal." This but I was able to repay a llttlo ot my 'Sho Is a dead game sport," the the little vacation which came to him man had not harmed Archie; as much by his master through me." score with him. I was employed by colonel chuckled. "I bellevo you." as his warped and fevered soul could more than Keatcham, and I saw' a "That's a little bit evasive, How. feel softer emotions, he was kindly "And I hope you don't allow that I eood many Industrial Just was willing to have her mix herself ever. I haven't the right to nsfceyou Intentloned toward the lad. Who had chance, I came on a clew, and Endy in our risks. Sho would como; the to give away your partners, anyhow." carried him away, then? Or was he He was peering at Mercer's face be- off on his own account, really, this Tracy and I worked It up together. said she wanted to see the Atkins was selling Information to "I believe you again," the colonel as- hind his glasses, but the pallid, tired time? Or suppose Atkins, tho missing Keatcham's enemies. Wo did not sured him, and ho remembered tho odd features returned him no clew to the secretary discharged at Denver, commake out a completo case, but enough .sentence which his aunt had used the thoughts in the bead above them. ing back, for another appeal to his emof one'to make Keatcham suspect him, 'first night ot their Journey, when she "What have you done with Mr. Keatch- ployer, finding Kcatchsm gone, but. let one say, ttumbtlng on some traco of and at the right time. But that hap- expressed her hankering to match her am?" ho concluded, suddenly. pened later you see, I don't know wits against those of a Tho question brought no change of mystery In his departure; supposo s crimexpression, and Mercer answered read- tiltu to consider the chanco ot his havhow to tell a story even Willi so much inal. at stake." He pulled out his handker"Wo didn't reckon oa your turning ily: "I put him off by himself, whero ing hla past condoned and a rosy fuchief, and Winter caught the gleam ot up, or tho complication with Archie. I ho sees no one and hears nothing. ture given him If his suspicions should the beads on his sallow forehead. "It with to God we'd taken tho boy's own I read a good deal about prisons and provo true and he should release tbo was this way," he went on. "At first wordt Out, now you know all about the most effectual way of taming men, Captive wouldn't such a prospect spur I was only looking about for a safe It, will you keep your hands off? That's and solitary confinement Is recom- on a man who was as cunnlngas he mended by all the authorities. His was unprincipled? Mightn't he have chance to kill him, and to kill that all wo, ask." snake of an Atkins; but thqn It grew "Well," tho colonel examined his meals aro handed to him by by n me- watched all possible clows, and might on me; It was all too easy a punis- finger nails, rubbing bis hands softly, chanical device. IJo has electric light n't he bavo heard about Archie nnd hmentJust a quick death, when his the back ot one over the palm of 'the somo 'ot tho time, turned on from the plotted to capture tho child, thinking victims had years of misery. I wanted other "well, you haven't quite told dufslcie. "Ho has a comfortable room ho would be easily pumped? That He has would presuppoio that Atkins knew him to' wade through tho hell I had mo all. Don't, unless you are prepared and his own, shower-bath- . to wade through. I wanted hlra to to havo it used against you, as the po- cpihtortqblejnvals. And he Is supplied that Archlo was at tho Arnolds' or know why he was condemned. Then licemen say before the sweat-box- . no. he might only have seen tho boy wth rc'adlrig."' ''Heading?" repeated tbo colonel, his on tho street; he know blm by sight; It was, I began to. collect Just the cases What did you. do to Keatcham to get I knew about Just one little section him to go with you so. like Mary's lit- - surprise la his voice. the colonel remembered that sovcrsl ot the horrible swath ot agony and hu- Mlo lamb?" For the first time ho saw Mercer times Archlo had been with blm In was worth con Keatcham's car. miliation and poverty and sin hp and ot a llttlo device that smile, but It was hardly a pleasant sidering, anyhow. ItHe spoko out of "I his crowd had mafle the one I knew looks learned tiny curry-comlike a and Is so smile. "Yes, suh, reading." he said. his thoughts; "Do you think Keatcherery foot of, because I'd gone over you can bind It on a "I have had typewritten copies made it every night I wasn't so dead tired I flat and small over an artery. Just of all tho cases which I discovered In am could havo told tho truth, and that arm Just Why you know what man's had to sleep. God! do press on the spring and glvo tho regard to bis stealing our company. I code of his bo lost or stolen? It is to have the people who used to .least scratch, dnd the man falls down reasoned that when ho would get ab- couldn't Atkins havo stolen Jt? He bad the chanco, and he Isn't hampered be running out of their houses Just to In convulsions. I showed him a rat solutely tired ot himself and his own say howdy to you, curso you for a I had had fetched me, and killed It like thoughts he would Just naturally be by prlnclplo, you say." Mercer frowned; It was plain tho swindler or a fool or turn out ot one a flash. He had his cholco ot walking obllghcd to read, and that would-b- e street and down the' other not to pass out quietly with me I had my hand ready for him. He tore up one copy." possibility bad Its argument for him. you? Did you ever have a little wom- on his arm or dropping down dead. "Hmn I can't say I wonder. What "Ho might," he conceded, "but I dpubt It. Why hain't ho done something an who used to give you frosted cake He went quietly enough." did you do?" when you were a boy push her crape "I sent him another. I expected he with It? Ho hasn't They wouldn't "That was the meaning of his look have postponed that meeting If ho had veil off her gray hair and hand you the at me, was It?" Winter thought Ho would do that way. After a while-benvelope with her stock, with your said only: will go back to It, because It VIII draw wired his proxy and his directions In "Did Endlcott Tracy know handwriting on the envelope, and beg him. He'll bato It, but be will want the codo. He'd have voted his emyou trying so hard not to cry, 'twas about that?" to know them all. I know his nature, ployer's stock. He's got too much at "Of course not." Mercer denied. "Do you stake. I happen to know he thought It worse than It Bho had beg you to lend you see." reckon want to mix the her Just half her Interest money and In this moro I than I have? And boy up "What are you going to do with a sure tip to soli short, and ho has put Arnold him?" almost all he has ou It. You see, you couldn't do ltt Did you never mini I said I waded through hell. only knew I was trying some kind ot "Let him go, after he does what we Keatcham was banking on that; he bluff game." I did! Not I alone that, was the want and promises never to molest know It He thought Atkins wouldn't "I will lay odds, though," the colo- any of us." daro give any of his secrets away or worst all the people that had trusted go against liltn In this deal, because mo! And Just that some rich men nel ventured, in his gentlest tone, "Hut can you trust him?" should be richer. Why should they tone, "that Mr. 8amural, as Haley calls "Ho nover breaks bis word," repllod they were In the same boat" him, "Still, I reckon I'll have to see havo the lion's share?; . The lion's get knew more. Hut when did you Mercer, indifferently, "and besides, he rid of Atkins?" knows ho will be killed If ha should. Keatcham." share' belongs to the lion'. They aro "Mr. Keatcham discharged him at He Isn't given to being scared, but nothing but Jackals. Thcyre meaner Mercer shook his head, gently but with decision. "I hato to refuse you, than Jackals, for the Jackals, jake what Denver. I mot Mr, Keatcham here; he's scared of me, all right" It was arranged on the train. We had steal colonel, but unless you pro ml bo not to "What do you want him to do?" tho lion leaves, and "promise to bo a decentcr man and Interfere, It Is Impossible. Hut I'll the lion's moat away from, lilrn, We It planned out. If that plan had failed to let Mr. Tracy alone in future; mean- gladly go with you to sco It we can Blade honest money; we paid honest I bad another." "Neat. Very neat And then you while, to send a wire In his secret code find any trace ot Archie. I'll risk that wae.es; folks had more paint dn their became the secretary?" saying he has changed his mind. It much, And If you will promise " nouses una iuuru uimi iu mvu1 Mercer flushed In an unexpected will not surprise his crowd. He never houses, and wore better clothes Sun "Such a promise would be imposfashion. "Certainly not!" he said, confides In them, and he expects them sible to an officer and a gentleman," day, and there were niore.schoolhousos negroes with emphasis. "Do you think I would to obey blindly anything In that codo the colonel urged lightly, smiling, and fewor saloons, and the don't you see I havo all the wero learning a trade Instead of loaf take his wages and not do the work language. I reckon other telegrams Ing. The' whole county was the better faithfully? No, suh. I assumed to bo are Just for show, and they don't no- cards? I have only to call In ray men. I'd hate to do It, but it you force mo. off for our prosperity, ana mere ltn i a his secretary la the of.ee; that gave tice them much." The colonel took a turn around the you would have no chanco resisting." mill In the outfit and I know what mo a chanco to arrange everything, "We shouldn't resist, colonel, no, I'm talking about there Isn't a shop Hut I did It to oblige him. I never room to pack away this Information or a, mine pat's as wen run or manes touched a cent of his money. I paid, In an orderly failion In his mind. Mer- su1: your force Is overwhelming. Ilut as big an output bow as it did when In fact, for our board out of our own cer waited patiently; he had wiM the old crowd was la. You find It that money. It would have burned ray fln truly that he was used to waiting. Perwhat Is JYYe could try; and we may be ; haps be supposed that Winter was trywar everywhere; and Mat's Wo, saw gers, suh!" "Ana the valet? Was be In your ing tbeicase la his own, mind; but la sleuths than you Imagine" ralnir'to break thfogtlowa. rrhe'a 'It Awould bo tho worse for reality Rupert was seeking only oae te all the little affairs,' tUaywere our- pioti Don t answer If Keatch"He was, suh," replied Cary Mercer. clew, as little diverted from bis purIfiTou And hlai. you wIH find MH, ttt I. vn innvt. Rut aai'a new won draw their salaries aad "He Is a riitht worthy fellow, aad he pose as a bloodhound. He begun to hltti dead." where. Cot. The stnrv oneris ( Han-an- t Rupert Winter, V. 8. A , visiting, raw the suicide of young Mercer. I la met Crr Mercer, brother of the- Ieil. student. Chicago, in tin, Three rears later.--l-n Cnry Mercer Cl. Winter citerhranl klitnap Archie, the plannlns, 3 Colonel's want, "and tn sln possession of Aunt iieuccca winters minions, a aa a Smith wan mention!, apparently Conspirator. Winter unexpectedlr met a Melville, who rotative. Mrs. Mlltlccnt him that lila Aunt Rebecca, Archie ami llio lattera nurse, miss jnnei timnn. Were to leava for the west with the colonel and Mrs. Melville. A ureal financial magnate vu aboanl the train on srhlrn col. winter met ms Aiini ucoec-C- a. Miss Smith anil Archie. He set hla orderly. Serjrt. Haley, to watch over Cnry Mercer Col. "Winter learned that the financial magnate la Kdwln 8. Keatcham. On approaching Cary Mercer, the colonel was snubbed. Winter, aided by Archie. oa the Cleverly frustrated a hold-utrain. lie took a great liking to Mlaa Smith, despite her altered connection with the kldnapln plot, which ha had not yet revealed to his relatives. The party arrived In Ban Francisco. It was thought that thero were hlg persons begang. Archie mysterihind the hold-uously disappeared. Fruitless search was conducted for Archie. Mood In a nearby room at the hotel caused fears for the boy's life. No headway was made In the search for Archie, The lad's voice was heard over the telephone, however, and a minute later a woman's voice that of Miss Smith. Col. Winter and a detective set out for the empty mansion, owned by Arnold, a Harvard graduate. They were met with a terrible detonation. Indicating an explosion within. The party rushed Into the house. A few minutes later Mercer appeared," He assured. Winter that Archie had txvn returned to Mrs. llebeccn Winter. Tha colonel saw a tho supposedly hauntvision fllttlng-froed house. It was Miss Janet Smith. Col. Winter to himself admitted that he loved Miss Smith. Mercer told Winter that Archie had overheard plana for a coup his friends wanted to which Mercer ouu Kor that erry kidnaped. and reason Archie had One of Mercer's friends op: returning tin boy to'hlsstmt attested for speeding and when he returned from the pollen station to his nuto the lad was gone, .Mercer rxmfessed, he was forcibly detnlnlng Kealchara at the Mercer .told Mia ,Ufe "haunted fcouse.: story, relating how Keatcham and his scoundrel secretary, Atkins, had ruined him. the blow killing his wife. Despite the fsct that Mercer was In Keatcham's service, he was holding him prisoner in order that he could not get control of a railroad which was the pet project of the father of. his college friend. Undlcott Tracy. - I1 p ' p let (hlngs slldo. Yet Keatcham Is n great mar. .ger if ho would only take tho titan; bnly.ho's too busy stontlng to develop his businesses; thora's mora money in stealing a railway than In bulMlris one up. Oh, ho isn't a fool; If I could, onco get him whore ho would have to listen, I know I could niako him understand. Illo's pretty cold blooded, and he doesn't realize. Ho only sees straight ahead, not all around, llko all theso superhumanly clever thieves; they havo mighty stupid streaks. Well, I've got him now, and It Is kill or cure tor him. He can't make a riffle. I knew I couldn't Uo anything alone; I had to wait I bad to havo stronger men than I am to help. Uy and by they tried their Jackal business on a real lion on Tracy. They wanted to steal his road. I got on to them first. I see a heap ot pco-plIn a heap of different businesses tho llttlo peoplo who talk. They notice all right, but they can see only their own little patch. I was tho fellow riding round and seeing the township. I pieced together tho plot nnd I o There was something so chilling In his level tones that Winter broke out sharply: "Aro you fcollng with me? Havo you been such an Incredible madman as to kill him already?" Mrrcer's faint smile made the colonel feel boyish and Impetuous. "Of course not, suh," be answered. "I told you ho was alive, myself. I reckoned you knew when n man Is lying and when ho Is telling the solemn truth. You know I havo told you the truth and trralcd you on the square. Ilut, Just the same. If you try to tako that man away, you'll only have his dead body. He can't do any more harm then, and a dead man can't vote." Tho colonel, who had taken out his cigarette rase, opened It and mcdlta-tlrelfingered tho rubber band. "Do you reckon," he suggested, In bis most amlablo voice, "do you reckon young Arnold and Kndlcott Tracy will stand for such frills In warfare as " nsssssl-nullon?- tlon. This wai ny n moro vltlj cK iiMiKPM siiockej ri :rj "Oh, pa!" the " g-- tholr gsxo wai R'. a r ' :n HI that?" Th. man ...o Cim ;'r, v .I4" , was a f Iowa. He had a re 'f ii imam! snapped he, Irufa - rr .. n t tf . the situation trri ,m i T.iV.:r" Chsuffeur'" 'Oh. I'm mntlnr w .11 .... hi. iiunipe.i over the e..--5 Cf . lenuor, punued 7 vJ riCT lilt vuiao. t it. t uliuriir i. hu mm') u, fcirai v. v . S3 r.o ,1 .. . 1.7 cr .i : ... If,. n !.,, ' 1 .ii. ' . u. wag ;n "I do not, suh." replied Mercer, gravely, nnd as ho spoke he pushed back the heavy tapestry hiding a window opposite the colonel'a head, "but they ran both prove an alibi. Mr. Arnold Is In Pasadena, nnd there goes Mr. Tracy now In his machine to try to find Archie. Do you see?" uuu tlinco tor I" ills uuaii . ... . nifisr . ir ' ,k.n I -- i .. - ... j- -. turned, mere wn a cuo. Tho colonel saw. He Inclined head, at tho same time proffering bn had-bee- suit, that hurried scntenro of Randall's which had met the colonel's angry appeal for Information. The woman was not only repeating Mrs. Winter's message; the message Itself described a fact. As she stood at her room telephone, Aunt Rebecca had happened to glanco at Randall, supplementing tho perfunctory dusting of the hotel maid with her own sanitary, damped, clean cloth; Randall's eyes' suddenly ' "I rather think. Mr. Mercer, that I was wrong. You havo the last trump." cgrnqr. i no mof .r rw name corner but mw t) CHAPTER XI. nnranic ok waving m t:r; The Charm of Jade. It was no false luro to dlitrnct pur- iu mo Ewucn D& i fr n - . i ...... , n raiiceman cam - - iv. -- v . a tt, i mine .ami order rrt .., u . ... w until ino cart his mi Kirn in inn itrm bis the tidowalk. Tho & ttUinlA nf mint)- I - . v ii .1. sr si a !. . tr-- d i iittnn In K rU (in fn lltsttftnt Vuifttrvr-- r". m. u J ' a - In si itlslf A l.t. W aiJ . ku1u . turnoii another rn:r- - h I C.ti t,;:3T aL j a. . . mi nnn nu nrau qi order lo rItc aoiro .UKa uinvii fa a r grub-stake- startling transformation that. Instead it iiuiauvia, ivi m Pii .... . 1. - -- .it.. l. of questioning her, Mrs. Winter steppvd swiftly to tho window where not cxrectcU pur.uu' zl trrbw, she was at work to seek the cause of by sight her agitation. "Oh. Ird! Oh, Mrs. Winter!" ii was a mean urer Birov gasped Randall. "Ain't that Master a. clued and bulged in such i TV... 1. sluiLUi ii . i in u iiu I t. . . a back-yard- fun' first-clas- b these-"feUaw- a uo "Hp-side- hl." bot-ter- you' hj!'fr Mrs. Winter saw for herself; the face at a cab window, tho waving ot fear wa a mai'er ot b.i an a slim hand Archie's face, Archie's hand, llrlcf as was the if ace ot his cant arm's lens'h fc I'rfTrf passing (for the two horses In tho cab throuKh Incrcdibfr ram asti. were trotting smartly), sho was sure nroeresied somo'irra tT LStlU of both. "Olvo mo my bonnet." she command, "any bonnet, any gloves! muni i.. And my bag with some mom-y!llreet fashion lull Ifie rr-- l Ct was as ho flung through the door Kami It ivuitic, iw ...uv ... .I. that sho threw her message to the t t . i I colonel back exactly as Randall had tho motor of no avu hi. j submitted It Miss Smith was coming lllvl VWUMi V IMV long tho loggia. "Don't stop me!" snld Mrs. Winter, sternly. "I've seen airaln, but each tlma w a a Archlo; I'm after him." n.nn aill uvn It I ml' 17 3 IIIUIUI "Stop!" cried Miss Smith but It atroet was chanced tte t'-. I...H .i i .. nr.r: a lis . ii was to the elevator boy who was whir1. i ling below them In his cage, not to ber !L. .1.1 I employer; and she boarded the clora- - uucuiui i tor witn mo oiuer woman. "I'll go VIJ iiu Ufa , .. , . -.w l.A a.l.l Tl. H' lh ;uu, nt uw ' tlll-Iwua IlUtiaCCS IOOKPU IUHU ' " QX b.- -vibration In her even tones, although way. Tnero rote a bright red flickered lip In her check. 111(11. 1 Hut Rebecca Winter caught savagely ni'ss lllBl niiuuuiii.il c:! nt her breath, which was coming fast. up out ot sraUngs and r--5 "It Is not with tho running; you shopsji n needn't think It Janet," sho panted, anni jiri. ma i sharply, In a second. "It was the sight of his face so suddenly; I never ex- ii i.i. ni l pected any faco would mako my heart pump llko that again. All of which showk" sbo was speaking quite natur- funn or Mrs. mart" iu ally nnd placidly again "that women e ntv iiotcntaie i aoo may grow too old for men to make mmlM rnrliltl acme. TUt tt fools of them, but never for children. Ine aandlill 1 anu tue iw- - -p" Como; It was a shabby sort of hack Unn, tntn a strnntZCr lt-v.he was In, drawn by two horses with ne iiniler fl IiMndlT K.are ui auburn tails. Here's tho ortlco floor." .llnlil-i- l ,1.. Not a word did Janet Smith say; she was not a woman ot words In any iii, Up tlm rrav BOn, iiauma -case. Moreover, tho paco which Mrs. ivjw it..... i -- n.l il.ii rraTca ...1.1 miv'i -i Winter struck was too rapid for com merit ilenond nc tticreiDai, mcnts or questions; It swept the: llo outside amid tna k both past the palm sbadod patio Into rhlffnn. the side hall, out on the noisy, dat. sung, swaying street. Looking beforo the chauffeur. her, Miss Smith could sco tbo dusty anil hntl Vm. or what" body of hack a block away. Mrs. .. Mil n tiiii nun iiuicu Winter had stepped up to a hugo .... k.. hnnil 10 I'"" crimson motor car, In the front seat lt.,.t In it SCOTCr "- of which lounged tbo chauffeur, his ..in . i.a forehead and eyes hunched under his hi.n.1 un linni. HUB B leather visor. The machine was puff- pulj pn her flove. sue ing, with tho engine working, ready ll 'nn miur . " to leap forward at a touch of the lever. I I. nnrrnW " BU a .... imni ana u.js 'Twenty dollars an hour It you lot . Ui'M me get In now!" said Mrs. Winter, .i u i, -- lthnut ," can lightly mounting by his side as she lou spoke. ., .... i Dull. huv.,i "Hey, me? what!" gurgled the Miir instantly accomi'! . chauffeur, plucked out ot a muneuver In flno stile "Oh, say, beg your pardon, lady, but (TOIIBtONTINtTP this Is hlrod, It bolongs " . .. . l "I don't care to whom It belongs, I have to have It," announced Mrs. WinAmerica has nw ter, calmly. "Whoever hired It can get Egypt and India n o MM nnotber. I'll mako It all right You soon bo the largest lrr's 'c" start on and catch that hack with the desert land Iu tbo wort auburn-taileIs known as the horses" "I'll mako It right with your farel" thu state ot Idaho. Theul Miss Smith cut In bofore the chauffeur under Irrigation, when tnee could answer. "It's a case of kidnapFall. ing. You catch that cab!" Sho was ed. will be standing oa the curb, and cvua as she Weekly. " Archlor ia.iv i V w ' s.i-ii- -- an V a mm ", -- 1 AT 1 IAUU.I-WM- . - -- . ..i half-doze- WWtf Eat "'..rrt vroW'Wl'ZS "ti U, f WHAT COlOrlS SHALL ... I USE ...ANOTHER BORING QUESTION. u.... Kldneva am In This Question Is Importsnt In Painting House or Other Building. A proper color scheme is extremely Important in painting a fcoufe. H makes all the difference between a really attractive home and one at which you wouldn't take a sccoad glanco. And It makes a big difference lit tho price the property will bring ea tie market. As to the exterior, a good deal depends upon tho site and architecture ef the house, and upon its surround-ings- . For a good interior effect you must consider tho site ot tbo rooms, tbo light, etc. You can avoid disappointment by studying tho books of color schemes for both exterior and Interior painting, which can bo had frco by writing National Load Company, 1902 Trinity Building, New York, snd asking for llouscowncr's Painting Outfit No. 49. Tho outfit also Includes specifications, and a simple instrument for testing tho purity of paint materials. Pure White Lead which will stand tbo test in this outfit will stand tho weather test. National Lead Company's famous Dutch noy Painter trademark on tho keg Is a guarantee of that kind of white lead. UNPLEA8ANT OUTLOOK. I - trirsrr Medina. N. Y postage ho ply, telling Jjajilla Woman's Beauty ago. "I say, pa, Is a man from Toland called a Toler "Yes, my son." "Thon, pn, why isn't a mnn from Holland called a Holer Bflldscrlyr His Conscience. "Will you have a cocktail. Mr. i ro how A if, tea Lt la tO.' mrcd him nfter h had doctoroa nnq had been I" two different hospitals foi months, eighteen intense suffering tain In the tack, . lameness, iwiuru. pr v. hen atooplns . .nntla nnil rhetl EV;' t I nnan'i Kid . Winn,. ' " Home made greenhouse. How to Grow a Cheap Small On That Will Grow Vlflorout Plants. . He,, 0 nV 11 " " UK A 'dealer., "cent- - a box. lrjlt.ra to., iuuiv, ... . DOUDLE EVENT. Kiamlnn the arcompanylnir plans carefully. Klcrntlon show walls nnd roof supports. I'nlnt all tho woodwork before crectlne. Tho oat nro of flrc-lnround rcdnr, set below crado about three feet and tamped with concrete. Thcae posts should bo set betwoen five nnd six feet apart, according to size of tho housa wanted and tho length of lumber you Intend to uso for siding. Now put on tho plate; and measure down the depth nt tho sldo glats nnd put the class sill on. The aldlns; should be double with good water, proof paper between. Next put up the rldeo and rafters. Ho suro to allow Inch for the glass to play In tfte glass groore or rebate, then put on tho vent, saa ch one-eight- rnpiuiy, ior suuenng leaves lis lasting manes on them. Nearly all women suffer more or less with some form of female trouble. It should not be neglected. !A.void the pain treat yourself at homo by taking o'araui, as mousanus or. otner women navo aonc .Begin at once and give Cardui a faif trial. Some women retain their beauty to an advanced isut women, wiio regularly enduro pain, ago "No, my wife does not permit me to drink Intoxicants of any kind." "Let me buy you a cigar." "My wlfo has mado me promts that 1 will never smoke any more." "Well, well. 1 wish there was something I could do to make it pleasant tor you," "Is there a naughty show of any kind In town? If so, take mo to it My wife will not be ablo to smell it oa my breath." I CAHDUI It Will Help You Mrs. Katie Burlifon. Goreville. 111., tried Cardnl an3 writ: "I Buffered with female troubles, and was so sick I could not stand I on my feet. Finally I began to take Cardui, and soon began to I mend. Now I am able to do all my housework and am in machl bettor nealtn than 1 was before." Try it '. How'5Th?s? rtoiu Rmn (or tnr tx cured Ij lluii f J. CHCKRr ACO,T!rdo.O. w. It tJBd.rtlfuM. bar, kbown F. J, Cbrarr tnr U tut II Trtn, uul brllrrt Mm prrtrrtlr hoc mbto In tu butUfM truiMrtloM tixl nntocltltj tbl M wry outtur oblirmllotii mtdt br kit arm. Wtuiiaa. Kikkih a mauti. Whokwi Dnitrltu. TuMo. ITlll't Ctttrrtl rm 1. tab., tnt.ma.tl. fttln. itrrciif urns lb blood iM mueoua turftm of tbt ' rritm. Tntintonuu trot (m. ITIct II rtou pet ,111 oj m iwi.mw itnumi, TIM II U rtmUr inili lor couttpttlon. rw TT At fiffn Om litmdrrd ll.cbJy And Yes bss ho really ourrh Out. rurrb Uit uuiol AT ALL DRUG STORES p"1tr one coming sou a PuttJno It Gently. LiU" cf the general itore rr -- .'nr the trratl'r oi om oi i'ttea ' nue Hill Abbott am- - irr Hit do yea btT Id P;kl:i Karf I'ncle Mil. ilowly, 1 t,,1 ssiwrrrd studied the celling, I Fo o fsr as to call Litk;c li .irenc'r but I do know tblt Home-MadGreenhouse. h Wlti fetdia time comet, In If o pt any response from bit and broilers (see showU hit to set lotncbody else to ing post In concrete, aldlnr. glaas -- Everybody's Mas. plate, header, Tent nnd saah). sill, Bepsrate hotbed sash should bo on tho south side of the building. If posf.M MltlArv. h.m u,r White the ma of sible; they nro of great assistance to litest sar'hlng to yu. JobnT It the greenhouse. to t on Tho ground plan shows the benches tar ana out si ue, snd walk arrangement; also beater, trci'ii lti.iband Not always, potting and workroom. tx. Win yea say anyiuing worm Bctlonal view of bench shows potts ij I H p It on tbo way through. set In ground eight Inches with a lit across top, and IxC's on tbo sides and trtilr.ty Convenience Economy bottom of bench. Tt rai there been known a cato The heating plant should be a seci K V.i Fyo Salro baa not water boiler; :t:'j3 tt lef A puns harmless tional hotthe capacity you can then of the boiler by It Icr i:.'k'.lon to tho mrfaca Increase tbo simplest of metn additional sections at any tlnio you It ee w:Rif'f.I results, Tho price may wish to cnlarvo tho greenhouse. uva t.icei It within reach of alL With the aid of plans hero given, .sts it l It any local carpenter, or any man handy with tools, should be able to erect a No Eicape. satisfactory greenhouse. Probably of iraok certainly doea your local lumbermnn or planlng-mll- l It tattl I. ne i. can furnish tho Oral red materials, and t'.ia br do you allow your hut your hardware man or plumber can so much In tho house!" furnlih the toller and piping. Theneces-sarMoi-ltjht at weil When my hus-glaas, glass points, putty or mas! mt tmokloE the chimney la." tics, etc, are easily obtainable in si nost any town. F"orra Journal. Snubbed In Town. i-rj cross-sectioiBf-rb.i f. e think about It Unci atcd nlm, -- would yon y tal Fct are ycu fcetk.se fame rr t a olng nowT recocnltlon." kkI m ilritlnr to rrt o ith a Rlrl who proaa-u w mist at ibe acaabore." eitr te eh" A PORTABLE TOOL STAND. 1 Plans for Making a Convenient Tool Stand That Can Be Easily Moved. To inako tho convenient tool stand shown In the accompanying' Illustration use two boards about 13 or 1C Inches square. Three boards nro fastened securely on each end of a square post or ccnterpleco. An equal num. and Crlpp Capudlne. Icr ti rranjT fcr Orlpn ami CoWi U . mti in iiraaacnra r' i i rtw in raid armnc ana t" I 1 ' rfr.fa lmtn1lil.tw-l- fl tl k.rj Hlurea. Coldi iW a rorlns dlapoaltlon la tis tttesurJy IncomUnt w:-- TOR ADVISED IPERATION redbyLydiaEPinkham's Rclable Compound u(Terfl tent. LliMlch.-- ''! uiiroinicmaieius, Plan of the Smalt Stand. bcr of holes are bored In each board to receive, tho tools as Indicated. If a handle Is placed In tho center of tho top board the stand can bo used on a bench or on tho floor us desired. lineator. Impending Strife. "I want to buy a clarionet," said th "I bopo it don't rain; it'll tako all man with a steely look in bis eye. AVrhe (or Information. Correspondence Confidential; "Ah," said the dealer in musical HOT SPRINGS, ARK. do starch out of my dress." "Yes, and if maw sees you in your ,warcs, "hero Is a perfect instrument, best dress she'll take do starch out absolutely true in tone." "I 'don't want It. I want one that'll of your produce nothing tut blue notes. There's CURED ITCHING HUMOR. a man neit door who Is studying tha trombone. I'm going to play tbo clarBig, Painful Swellings Broke and Dial ionet in Not Heal Suftered 3 Years. Rough on Hat i, unbeatable exterminator This Trade-mar- k Rough on Hen Lice, Nest Powder, 25a Tortures. Yield to Cutlcura. Eliminates All Rough on Ilcdbugs,PowderorLiq'd,2Sc. V lJbbbW Uncertainty "Llttlo black swellings were scat- Rough on Fleas, Fowdcr or Liquid, 25. tered over my face and neck and they ' Rough oaRoachcs, Pow'd, In the purchase of HbbbKcIv lScLlq'dSc would leave little black scars that paint materials, would itch so I couldn't keep from Rough on Moth and Ants, Powder, 25c. it Is an absolute NOTHING LIKE IT FOR guarantee of purscratching them. Larger swclllngai Rough on Skcctcxs, agreeable to usc,25c. asy ity and quality. would appear and my clothes would E. 8. Wells, Chemist, Jersey Clty.N. J. TUC TCL I U Pax& xctiwlifi deadrtse ning ttvl I ilC I Sab 1 SB in deuubg. For your own stick to the sores. I went to a doctor, protection, see removing Urtar from the tteth. btadm the trouble only got worse. Dy but His Sentiments. all germ ol decay and disease which iwitwsry that it Is on the side of Oliver What did your father ssy this tlmo It was all over my arms and loom pteparanons cacnot do. every Veg of white lead ray body In swellings when you told htm L.liad.osked you to tbo upper part ot yoa buy. TUP UniITU Pasnae used aa )a muaA aa largo as a dollar. It was so pain, marry me? SinMAUUaeiWHT wuhrWitcu 1IC1 Trltltj IiMIh. Srt Tort and diroal. purifies the broth, sad kill the tefas ful that I could not bear to lie on my Natlca Shall I leave out tho swear which collect ia the mouth, csuttng sor. BiracsV back. Tho second doctor stopped tho words? had teeth, bad breath, grippe, and aack sirlaats. swellings, but when tbey broke the Oliver Of course. mSamed, tired, places would not heal. I bought a set Natlca Then I've nothing to tell II TUP CVrC when burn, may be i adkf ofuutpsperde. I IlC E. I aod tills ot tho Cutlcura rtcmcdles and in less you. Dayton Herald. II relieved and strengthened by Paxana. than a week so mo ot tho places wero . T Sjstsss Important to Mothors. A1T1QBIJ Psxtine wul destroy lb. tha is II tited ia hi col unu thould train unon nearly well. I continued until I bad WA I that cause catarrh, heal Examine carefully every bottlo of K.vinc what ikr uk la. rctuaas all used tbrco sets, and now I am sound CASTOItlA. a safo and sure remedy for Bammstion and stop the discharge, k is a ssas wbAitutet oc imitttiont. and well. Tho disease lasted throe Infants and children, and sco that it remedy (or uterine catarrh. years. O. L. Wilson, Puryear, Tenn., Pai tine it a harmless yet powerful Bears the Feb. 8, 1908." Beroicide,disinf eclsot and deodorizer. Signature Uied in bathing it destroys odors and ruur imt a CbwB. Corp. Sbl rropa. Base. RIFE RIMS PUMP WATER lesrea the body antiiepucally clean. In Use For Over :W Years. dar and nlrhto upenM for powtr. n The Kind You Have Always DoughL Perfect Confl.er.ee. BttVntlOB rORSaLE AT0RUaST0RC8,BOe. Up W IjMO faUloiksi ft iuLdbU. OR POSTPAID BY MAIU A physician was summoned to a FtM, IrrtsraUsM. rr Hsm IvMea, avii rfpsisn Defined. very sick man, who was very much LARGE SAMPLE FREE! isni nuia, so f . err 'tropical imaglnsr tet for k1U1mi w tier Taw, what Is a preoccupied with troubles of bis own. THE PAXTON TOILET CO. BOSTON. fctAac Stool fIL Low In ml, bftrtlon rnartawwl. write On arriving at the sick roan's bed, he tlonf " for )'rt llaat, LtUMte. "Mostly hot air, Tommy." .to. said to his wife: "Your husband is In I sirs I1C1II Co.. tillTrkttTc-.'Ttfathe last throes. Kvery movement It's Pettlt's Eye Salve, ncarlng." At shows that the end is that gives instant Irritated this moment tho sick man's bead fell from dust, brat, aunrelief to eves, All drugTHE GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR or wind. 23c. over the pillow, when the doctor said: gists or Howard Bros., llutfalo. N. Y. Used by Mors Than Two Million Men You start sickness br mistreating i "The end has come, your husband is MO HONINQ NOSTROPPINO and it generally shows first In the bo wet. Of the 117,000,000 ot Russia's popdead." ana liver. A loc box twetat'a trestsaeait l In a shrill, thin voice the sick man ulation 100,000.000 are peasants. of CASCARETS will help natnte oelp yoo. Tbey will do mors? uatag tkem said: regularly as you need thesa than amy "Taln't so, Morln." WORLOOTJ) medicine on Earth. Get box today; At once tbo wife laid her hand on take a CASCARET tonight Better bt his head and remarked; "Don't distne morning, it's uk result max i Itufus tho doctor turb yourself, millions take them. HAIK BALSAM knows best." Harper's. CleMCM hlTxirtavnt CAECABBTS loc a box for stuwtS. weak irotMstii Vvvvr TIU to BMtor treatment, all druegtsta. Blotcst scllar Ony Hakts tA ft Ymilltfiil (V tn tne world. Million boxes a mom. How Father Looked. OtaTM oatp 4mmt if khliag. suffer from ills, railing Blcknesa, Cliiiadime iJnisEBfn Mr. Dlakcsleo was putting himself In If ?ou or ripa.ma hT children or t rlrniU that da readiness, clotheswlse, to attend an aft- my KrwDlteotery wlllrrlleTvthem.BDdallyou to, will mate troai ) &ad PMi ernoon tea with his wife, when his arc uked to do Is send for a rCE Uultl. ot Up. A HALFTONE ENGRAVING Dr. Mmy'm Eplleptlcld Cur. small daughter appeared on the scene. uitDiB xor pnnunr in nwsnperor Else ten square tnehe. or less, to It haecured thouumta vbere everything w4 Jl JL on Mat lone ry. lub)Ubertof lhlitpr sail M. print In Newspaper or oa Bta. As he slipped Into bis frock coat, the filled, bent frra with direction. Express uiui7onrorarsnaaoinnrnnurci tlonery. Tortralt, BuUdtna;, Prepaid. Ouaranteed by Labchild looked up and said: "Father, do oratory, under the NationalMay MedlealDrue HimKn nwKririK rnoi. uttli ibk. Landscape, Lire Stoek or any rood and you know, when you wear that coat Act, June 30th, 1006. Guaranty N. 1SV71. subject you may aaleet. Tula paper will do tne printing (or yoa. I'lcas. glr AOC and full address. you look just like a minister!" DEFIANCE Cild Water Starch DR. W. U. MAY. Western Newtpsser Union. Little Reck. Art. Then, noticing the hatbox on the 948 Pearl Street. City. makes laundry work a pleasure. 10 or. pks. loe. ew York near by, she added: "And when stand you put on that bat that goes with It, you look just like a back driver." De- geley For WHISKEY and DRUG 1 Ufe The Only Genuine Keiley Instituti In Arkansas. USING TOILET MTISEPTII j5 inb Muuin tO Keaders ... &h 1 annn i l a Your Health Worth? WHAT'S EM tl. $1 HALFTONES FORj t I nnn Pimples, Itching Humors, Rheumatism, Blood ison, lticludiiifr inllam. niatiou nud conpes-tlofor (several years. My doctor R.I ItiAaa in IintW fnr Tha Im. tan n, 1 mitincr kymia Tinkham'B Vegcta- - began and I PAtl tiAitr biw T am a well womau." .women medicine, ablo Com- ",0 iY'0 01 luo trtdoetora l .n Cblcaco Said T. wnnl.l l !... .c.-"-. "" " oiKsrauon. and lo a powdtr for your fret. Allen's HANDY WORKING GARDENTOOL It cures painful, wollcn, smarting, sweating- feet. Makes new shoes easy. Sold by To Cultivate Plants on Each Side of all Druscltts and Shoo Btorta. Don't accept any substitute. Sample l'ltEC Adthe Row, Use Hoe as Shown dress A. Olmsted. Ltltojr, N. Y. Below. One Point Settled. In cultivating smnll plants In the, They say tho new garden It sometimes Is necessary to very good plain cook."Mrs. liangs is a loosen the earth on each sldo of the "I don't know about the excellence row. For this purposo tbo garden hoe ot tho cookery, but she's plain all Foot-Ease, 8hk Into Your Shots Bllfvnn Intt ThMlltall tftd (huuu I issjrfcj iiuia luitBvii tuu V. a la the only Wood remedy that kills the poison tn the blood and then purifies II sending a Hood of pure, rich blood direct to tho skin surface. Hones, Jolnta and wbererer the disease la located. In this way all Bo ret, Ulcers, rimplea. Eruptions are healed and cured, pains and achea ot Knenmatlam erase. awelllnirB subside. 11. U. II. eomnletelr chances the bode Into clean, healthr condition, glTloir the tUn the rich, red hue of perfect health, II, 1). II. cure the worst old eatra. Try It. SI. 00 per largei bottle at Druir Store with directions ssiHaiDy writing iiL,(ioiiiiAi..Tif.x., Atlanta, Ua, lur Dome cure. SA.Tsa-s.s- t H. B. D. (Botanle Blood Balm) eczema, none rams. right" TSi.T,T Itrd, Weak, Wrarr, Watery Fires Relieved by Murine Uye Itemed. Com Mul.uulrd by Micruncm rine Doesn't Hmart: Eootbea Eye Pain. Write Murine. Kye llemedy Co., Cblcairo, for Illustrated Kyo Hook. At Druggists. Tbo man who Insists upon having bis own way at all times will never cqulre a reputatlou as a popular per son. A Hoe for Gsrden Eating. A perfect remedy for Dlninett, For Headacke Try Hicks' Capudlne. Prowslnets, Uad PILLS. Taate In the Mouth, CoatWhether from Colds, Heat, Stomach or ed Tongue, Tain In th. Nervous troubles, the aches ore relieved by Capudlne, It's Uiiuld pleasBide, TOIiriD UVEIL ant to take Kneels Immediately. 10, S Tbey regulate th. Ilowela. Purely Vegetable. and Wo at Drug Stores. His Daughter Played, Wife I can't understand, John, why piano-stoo- l you always sit on tbo when wo have company. Everybody knows you can't play a note. Husband I'm well aware ot It, dear. Neither can any one else when I'm sitting there. SICK HEADACHE Hooper'sDon'tScratdi i . UAm tKo roaill vely cured by these Little nils. They also rellere Distress from Dyspepsia, Indigestion and TuoIIearty Nsu-se- TlVER iTTLE j a, amS..iM(iamall tumor n.i,i female A auiicreu and i.iV "lend recoinnmn7in-- day ,jdla if nnl. Mrs. llftV Work. at, de'setable aili is? Com. SUCPpaafni shown In the accompanying IllustraIn nnsi vear the escapement wheel tion will bo found very useful, A cir cular piece Is cut out of the blade ot ot a watch makes 731.SC0 revolutions. an ordinary hoe, as Indlcatod. The Idea. Celestlno And has Mr. Pryor's church such n small congregation? Hilda Yes, indeed. Kvery time In says "Dearly beloved" you feel as it you bad received a proposal. Uoh tnlan Magazlnt Garfield Tea has brought good health to thousands) Unequalled for constipation. Soothing-- Byron. Mrs. liver ana kluuey uiteases. wvuivku ui For chlldrea Wlnslsw. teething, softest ths suras, reduces & Herbs. Duy trcn your drucgist. Ctmai.Uo. slltji pla, cure. wLaU tollu. otcsbolUs. When Love Is Young. Mabel Who was tho best man at your wedding? Ethel Why, my busband, ot course. SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. CARTERS Genuine Fac-Slml- le Must PlTTtE Bear Signature PIUS. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. INZER A brother Is a mirror that never flatters. ".V, If ho wp sen's Eye Water I HOOPER (Tettirrem) till sold and guaranteed by druggists to be a talis factory treatment far Dandruff and all Scalp Troubles, Tetter, Ecu-m- a, Itch, RlnrworBs. Chsppcd, Sunburscsl Face snd Hsnds, Pisv Sweaty, Blistered Feet, Cuts, and all Irritations of the Skla. Docs see stain, gresse or blister. Two Sues, 50c and f I bottles. Trlsl Sue 1 0c Either mailed direct ea receipt of price. CO., Dallas. I 3 pIes,ItcblegPiles,Sor. MEDICINE and Jersey City. N. J. 18-1- 90. Tuc W N. U., MEMPHIS, NO. :utlf? tbo iprst forms of eoata WA,? "3hwm to result i teoause ot tiioao ugly, grizzly, gray halra. Uae " LA CREOLE" HAIR RESTORER, PRICE, tl.OO, retail. f JlVAA ta(Jsl ' , buy cravats already tied. IP GOOD MORNIHO. you wish to have your prescriptions fitted Qlclc ty ana Accurately take mem to .- Snou L Attention farmers! HUillS OTTUIl OCCCI I IUII9 and appetizing. is the most concentrated and richest feed known: has about six times the nutritive of corn and four times that of wheat bran, while its cost is about the same, and value for feeding cattle and milch cows will reduce your feed bills and give better results. MIMU Have more nutritive vnluc thnn common AXJL ceterl Hny, which costs 50 more, is more free from dust or foreign matter and is healthful convenient to handle, is perfectly Cotton Seed Meal FppH forms a "Balanced Ration," giving better results, rVliYfrl (increasing milk and butter production in cows and flesh, fat and general condition in all other animals) than Tllf Any Ok Feed in Ik A cheery "Good morning" often streaming sends am of snntM through the Innermost ccesses of a household, resting thn all the livelong day, and again follows hastening footsteps into the mart of business, lighting up and brightening "the way of the world" as it goes A hearty "Good nluht" often soothes many a troubled mind to rest, and heals the wounds which have either came anew to a struggling snul, or by the harsh woMs been or deeds that are spoken or done in season or out of season, as the daily battle of our life progresses. "Good morning," with a heart-fu- ll wish for blessings In the tone of its utterance, cheers the heart of faint and fearful ones, and softens many a hard spot that has place by inheritance or cultivation, in the breasts of humanity. The love-ligh- t, tint beams from the eye when one is greeted by such words as "Good night" lights many a weary spirit to a chamber of rest and peace and to a land of pleasant dreamt. The home where "Good morning" and "Good night" are carefully said by one to another, are the homes of the world where good thoughts are generated, where good deeds have tlace, and from whence go out good Cowgi's Drug Store 1- Moon where you may gat your Drug wants at any hour u 7- 1. Hlin.i.., H A tat Wrii,. DAY OR NIGHT Cowglll's Drug store (Incorporated) AUTO Motor DEMOCRATIC Fr Sheriff. COAU El 70HIJO, Clerk, FOR TIGER HUNTING. circuit J Court Car Is Supplanting the Ele phant and Howdah with Prlncti of India. w VJ0UB r rr jn,er ... World ! ! Then don't forget to say "Good morning;'' say it to parents, to children, brothers, sisters, schoolmates, teachers, friends and to all you meet, and say it cheerfully and with a smile. It will do you good and do your friends good It will cheer the discouraged, rest the tired ones, and somehow makes the wheel of life move more smoothly. A 'Good morning" heartily spoken makes hope fresher and brighter and se:ms really to make the morning good, and to be a prophesy of a good day to come alter It. is increasing, and dairymen should take advantage of the remarkably low prices now Let us Supply You With Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls NOW The demand being asked for this product, and purchase their winter supply immediately. A mixture of cotton seed hulls and cotton seed meal makes one of the best feeds known to g and dairy industry. This is THE BEST feed in the world for feedthe ing Sheep, Cattle, Milch Cows, Horses, Mules, Hogs and Poultry. stock-raisin- For Sale By the wagon load at the Oil Mill, and in less quantities by all of the Grocery Stores in Hickman. How's Trm? RICHMOND & BOND CO., KY. We offer One Hundred liollare Reward for any owe of Catarrh I hut cannot cured by Hull- - Catarrh Our, r, J.CHKNKT A CO.' Toledo, O. We. the undersigned, have known F.J, Cheney for the last IS yrars, mid believe blm pefectly honorable In all buttnesi HICKMAN. transactlons,and financially abU to carry out any obligations nutde by bit firm, WAtniMd. KlifKAH A U. a. - tgrffi 1-93 class of laborers who never strike and seldom complain. They get up at five o'clock in the morning and never get back to bed until ten or eleven o'clock at night; they work without ceasing the whole of that time, and receive no other emolument than food and the plainest kind of clothing ; they something of every understand branch of economy and labor, from finance to cooking ; though harassed by a hundred responsibilities, though driven and worried, though reproached and looked down upon they never revolt, and they cannot organize for their own protection. Not even sickness releases them from their posts. No sacrifice is deemed too great for them to make, and no incompetency in any branch of their work is excused. No essays, bcoks or poems are written"' in tribute to their steadfastness. They die in the harness and are supplanted as quickly as may be. These are the housekeeping wives of the laboring men. is one ' There A happy home spot on earth that looks down upon. in his home sends is the brightest the eye of God Love and peace sunshine around the man wherever he goes; disorder and trouble there is misery everywhere. There are few worries of life which a man cannot now and then shake off, but who can shake himself free from the skeleton in the closets, from the worry of the household, a blister on the heart. A day New Rigs will tell how many a man carried Best Teams with him without wincing down that Lowest Prices to the grave. When husband and wife are helpmate to each other in Quickest Service the best sense ; when order and love Courteous Treatment and goodness prevail in the house. All at your command. All we ask I Then the man who has a hard battle we make a specialty ot is a in life to fieht can leave bis strug- swellmat. turnouts for young men. gles Behind him when he enters oTA-OIthere. With all our faults we are the most home loving of people and Phono HO (Htabri old stand) that is the reason why we are the greatest of all people. Whatever helps borne lite is a national bless ing ; what ever hurts home life is a a man should give his wife, for her national curse, and the greatest curse own necessities, at least half as much money as he would a servant. that can touch these blesssings is She keeps his house, provides for what would tamper with the peace thi comfort of himself and children, and blessedness of our homes. not for hire, but because she loves them and she cares for her husband's interests as no hired houseA PLEA FOR THE HOUSEWIFE. keeper would, and is she not entitlIt is extremely unpleasant for a ed to pay for her services? Yet sensitive woman who, before mar some men would think it a hardship riage, had been earning her own liv- to pay a wife S2.00 per week the ing, and had been accustomed to amount he would be obliged to pay spending her income as she pleased, a servant girl. There is many a to ask a man for money to buy woman among th- - working classes everything she needs, such as cot- who would think herself highly ton, needles, pins, etc., etc. It favored if .she were sure of fifty rents seems to us no more than right that per week of her husband's wages to spend as she pleased. The above hints are for the husbands who need them, and written in consideration of their good wives. Best in Hickman Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O, Haifa Catarrh Our ! taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood ami tnucout surfaces of the lyitem. Testimonials Hnl free, i'rlce, TSo. per bottle. Hold by all Druggists, Take Hall Family PllU for constipation Mabtix rs Mams Money (o Loan. 1 loan money at the rate of 5 per cent per annum on farm lands in Obion and Weakly Counties, Tenn., ana in ruuon county, Ky. About one-hathe cash value of a farm will be loaned. Loans made in iumi of $1,000 or more for five years witn privilege to borrower of paying same after one year in full or making any size partial payment desired at intervals o: six months alter the exDiration of one vear. interr.it he. ing stopped on partial payments maae. uau on or write. O. SrXADUN, Union City, Tenn. lf Xo preparation linvo now to be mado when the newt of a (Igor roaming in a jungle in brought, says t f io Calcutta Statesman. Petrol, and not n howdah, is the tiling to be cared for. A few minute' drive brings the hunter and the tiger face to fnce with each other. News came in the other day of a tiger roaming on the banks of the Simlli near t'char, n vitiligo some 14 miles front Dntia City. I ho inahara jah accordingly motored out to tho village with Ins staff on the Our tccnth. That day was devoted sini' ply to obtscrring tho movements of the tiger. A goat was tied up and was duly slain by tho tiger, who. making for tho river bed and til no ing liii prey on the rand clrwe to the water, entered the cool jxxil ond tmthed and gamboled for some time. Having thoroughly enjoyed himtclf lie came nut nnd after foanting in the clear moonlight, took his way back to the jungle. Next day the maharajah sat up for the Ugcr. Tho beast returned to his feed, and had just caught the goat by tho right ear when tho maharajah fired, hitting the tiger in the head, the first bullet proving fatal. The tiger rolled over on the ground, with the goat held lajit in his jaws. Early in thn morning the mahara jah returned in his motor car with tho dead tiger placed in tho rear pent, the goat still hanging in the tiger mouth. So fast was tho grip that the goat did not fall down, though tho motor was run at full speed. It was a very strange sight to sco the slayer and the slain dnv ing and driven together and the goat hanging in the jaw of tho dead tiger. School Sllnor,!.-- 1 an trnnia iss dcu surra bounty Ai,eilor. CHAS. BEAIUS County Judge, w A NATLCl County JAS Attorney; W i;SIT Clerk County Court s t. i:m -- . iMnrnrsinpnv -M.,b.fcai.. CHAS, 111. For Sheriff. NOOHOS For County JAMES H CA Judge. SDllJ W. For Jailer. f, BLAUUOII Tin mm 1 : xt. n ir , Whistle fi n ance. Now is a better tiu- -i er time. See ui about it lock barn before the h : rse Ii gsu. Blows ... i... .u ... wa too uie we rates are reuomble the world's best, our ecs r m rmrr nn v nK 1 a 1 Pay Now Save Cost. C STAHB All persons Indebted to the Farmers Hardware Co. are hereby notified that all accounts mutt be settled on or before May 15, 1909, or they win be placed in the bands of an attorney for collection. See Bob Iiler at the company's old stand. 4 Cottage Hotel... HlCKUAN, Kt Roon)s and Board Large, t MADE WELL AND STRONG E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ilardatovm, Ky. " I suffered from ulceration and otlierfemalo troubles for a long time. Doc tors lad failed to help me. Lydia E. ltnlcham'a veritaI decided to try It Itcured ray trouble and mado me well and strong, so that I can do all inyowri work." Jlrs. Joo. Ei'u Hall, Jiard-town. Tor Urnif, location or other Information call on or ft4lrM Tli Hickman OourUr III L li Farms For Sale a i. by the day or week tortaoie rooms caw Reasonable Rate.! i i . By Lydia No- ,- acree Unit, one mile loatb of Clayton. flood bouse, barn, shed good well and ols- and other irrn. nne young laorenerd. I tulle from school bouse. Owner amlouito sell and IIS an acre will eel It. Additional Information on application. N0.M-acre of nne land In the river vi w.twi.. lwiiiMu .ii. Mile at an eitrrmrl in.. miiviii leveei lor low price. . IIO. acre ,n .11 Itr.llnH . wliole or divided. ThU Ii n (owl propn. WI 1 1 Slogans 6 FREE Mschise tab Sewlnt mnslitfhtertlunur other. lasts longer tbw ur , i Sprinkling Rates For 1909 The sprinkling rate for the season, be- PRACTICAL YOUNO MEM. ble Compound was recommended, and The young man who is petted too much at home is seldom any good. is a What is wanted now-a-da- ginning May I st and ending November 1st, 1909, in residence section, is 50 foot front and under 8c for each additional foot. ... $6 Business house rate, each door $6 This is payable in advance. If you have not paid, please don't sprinkle Hickman Ice & Coal Co. ' INOOlirOIlATKl) practical man who can do something else besides smoke cigarettes and twist a cane. The time to learn to work and to learn busineis habits is He who leads the in one's youth. life of a butterfly until he is twenty- five or thirty years of age, and then recognizes the fact that he has made an ape of himself, has precious little to recommend him when he applies for a job. This may be a chestnut, but it fits not a few young men In every city in the Union. The boys on the farm are better off if they only knew it, than thousands of the boys who are at large, wandering hither and thither, searching and looking for "rich bonanzas'' to turn up. There is nothing like being practical, and there is but one way to be so. Acquire business habits and train yourself to do good, honest, hard work. Don't waste your time learning to tie a cravat. You can Christiana, Tenn." I suffered from the worst form of female trouble so that at times I thought I could not lire, and my nerves were In a dreadful condition. Lydia K. Pinkham's Vega, table Compound cured me, and mado me feel like a different woman. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vcgotablo Compound Is worth Its weight in gold to suffering women." M us. Ma uv Wooo.ll.R I), a. If you belong to that countless army of women who suffer from some form of female Ills, don't hesitate, to try Lydia K. Pinkham's Ycgutable Compound, made from roots and herbs. For thirty years this fumous remedy has been the standard for all forms of female ills, and has cured thousands of women who have been troubled with such ailments as displacements, fibroid lumoru. ulceration, luiiammauon, irregularities, backache, and nervous prostration. If you wiintupeohil nrtvico write forlttoairH.IMiikliuiii.Lvnii,BiaMH. it, i i rev uuu uiwuya ueiprtu. Another Woman Cured. Kv. No. bun 7) acre, upper bottom land and lninrovum.iit.. a iuIIm frnm tnwn. ItenirniU'r river bottom land ba proven to imi oiib 01 iu neei lana investment. In tale nctlon. Araiou Interested? TnlkQulck. Hickman tkiurler Ileal tOo. No.M-Kl-ne etoek farm, In Mltile- iDDl COdtltr. lto lial tour Mtinr hnuui nn It. toi elder wltb oilier Improvement.. 114 acres clei el, reetln timber BO acre, protected br ijn new government levee. Owner U culllim nvc crop, of alfalfa on ttila piace eacit year, and me cotton and com now rowlmr will alva vnn mi l.tu nflt fertility. Kent readily for UM an acre I'rlce very reasonable. N0.M.K1I acres tttnlMir land, never 11111 cut. consisting of yellow poplar, white rmk and walnut! miles from rnllnnuli In Owner cannot look after It, (lot I7u)cabf Hee us. lre No. little fkar farm. InAAtnt one mile north of liorvna. Mo. lias new bouse, located boblnd levee. Id acres In cultivation, rest 4 years deadened, partly fenced. 1'laro will bear close Inspection. tto-arr-e e. rt-N- FREE other. tSFREE wmorebcautifultlu any other. lib FREE has lc vibrihoa . . than any otter. A tfnncl sls.rnotii. iimpIv tiewJ frame bouse and Lwn lots lMim tv!. Two u easier to opr" blocks from business part of town. All than any other. needed Improvement'. A spunking good ' pruuu.iiioii lor me maniio wants a nice title home. Part cash, balance reasonable , leimth of time. No. t0-- ror a limited time, vtewlll offer makes a more prlrt S halls. In good for sale an residence. m .iiIhI.iiII.I l.illlilllti WAll rctU.tr aiul Btt'tchthananyothtr. four lote each WiSD feet, stables, smoke ' house, poultry house, mid other ! Inus, good cistern, garden-spot- , vie. Iwat.nl In good neighborhood. Heats readily for otofaUcosi-blne- tl llfi a month. It ought to bring ll.uuu. but wa can eell It much less, and call give you part of It, time on in one. No.fii. The John Kl.tiiAr limi.4 and Int In ' West lllcklnan. Kvsrvuli. know, this SOWXG ftWJjJgS fREE place. We are prepared to quote you good price. No. 61 tfood six room bouse, aliout 1 acre of ground, clslern, out buildings and other Improvements. Mhort distune from lllcklnan College. A nice little home 11 takes only IMUIcaab to get It. Owner does Hickman Fiimiiure not live here and villi kell uttt big loesaa the deodi will show. No. city property: Y7 is FREE ( 0VFREE MM I nut-hul- l, run ov

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