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The Hickman courier: January 20, 1910

The Hickman courier: January 20, 1910 The Hickman courier 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Warren & Martin Hickman, KY 1910 hic1910012001_sn85052141 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. The Hickman courier: January 20, 1910 The Hickman courier Warren & Martin Hickman, KY 1910 $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. THE r. nop WOMAN'S WORLD FREE ONE YEAR IF VOL SUBSCRIBE FOR THE COURIER THIS WEEK r.'miK fcy I "TTuw uviuo I"'- I a. ", 'i.rlll till! hmttif r THE HieKMftN COURIER. that Pulla the Commercial Wagon up the Hill of Success, til The Courier has a Spankin' Good Team. A BLUE MARK HERS nnni thth rwr iplrrl Itenow promptly If roa witnt the pnpr to eomt to yon (i ft or thin month A t. q is thB Team Grease the Hxlea at Your Wagon, Old Man, and WHOLE Let's Hitch Up KO.a-IH- a .,nr IM io,pis 'Ar"" " VOMJHU m BO, ajTBTPRH ECHTnACT HICKMAN, FULTON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1910. ESTABLISHED IN THE TEAR 1HI n ROUND-U- P SALE The Greatest Reduction Sale of Winter Goods Hickman Ha Ever Known Inventory has just been finished, and we have gathOur Annual Round-U- p ered together everything that remains pt our winter stock for quick clearance. We have enjoyed a good business this season and are now willing to stand a loss on the stock remaining unsold. Be sure and attend the great sale early, for the biggest bargains are sure to go first. Ladies' Suit Reductions Our determination not to carry over n single suit forces reductions never before made in Hickman on new, stylish goods. Your choice of suits worth from 22,50 to 30.00 jCj QQ Your choice of suits worth from 16.50 to 19.50 Ladies' Skirts in black and fancy, new styles, The Final Clearance of Trimmed Hats Though this is, in some sense, the end of the season, you must remember that there are many weeks yet during which you will want to wear a fall hat, especially since you can have the most stunning trimmed hats at less than the cost of material. Hats that sold 1 Ladies' Coat Reductions A pretty coat, in stylish effects, is always a desirable possession for the well dressed woman, Handsome coats, less than the cost of making. Your choice of coats worth from 10.00 to 12.50, only Your choice of coats worth from 15.00 to 7.50, 1 7.50 JQ QQ J j EjQ 5 Off 5.00 now at. 1.48 to 5.48 Your choice of coats worth from 8.50 to 20.00, only Children's Coats, a big line at 5 to 1-- 2 1 1-- 11 CA 1.DU off. Rpund'Up Prices on Dress Goods Round'Up of Ladies9 Shoes Choice of all E. P. Reed's 4TOOand4:50 'shoes, at Choice of all 3.50 Reed's shoes at Choice of all 3.00 Reed's shoes at and Silks Skirt Waists and Skirts G. D. Corsets, Gloves Shawls, Toques Underwear, Knit Goods Carpets, Art Squares Rugs, Mattings .3.48 .2.98 2.65 DOROTHY DODD SHOES, we have discontinued the line, choice of 3.00 and 4.00 shoes at Jjg off . Ladies' 2.50 shoes, broken lots, go at Ladies' 1 .75 and 1.25 1 .50 shoes, broken lofs, at Blankets, Comforts A line of to 1.50 Ladies' shoes, to close at. 1.75 1.25 .1.00 Men's Clothing Choice of only Choice of Choice of only Boys' Clothing 16.50 7.50 Knickerbocker Suits " 5.00 Men's Overcoats If Every remaining suit at great reductions Hart Schaffncr & Marx 2Q.0O to 25.00 Suits any 18.50 to 20.00 suits, all new goods this season's 15.00 to 16.50 suits, e 4.98 3.75 2.75 1.79 off you've been needing one here's the chance to get one at a great reduction. 3.00 2.5o " " 18.50 Overcoats and Cravanettes, Round-U- p Sale at. J JQ " Special 15.00 Overcoats at 1 .12.50 .10.50 2.50 Overcoats at .10.50 .8.50 6.50 Boy's straight Pant Suitsl-- 2 10.00 Overcoats at MEN'S PANTS Choice of this season's 10.00 to 12.50 suits, 7.50 5.00 and 6.00 Overcoats at 1.50 to 1.75 Men's 2.50 to 2.75 Men's 3.00 to 3.25 Men's 3.50 to 4.00 Men's BOYS' OVERCOATS lo.oo Overcoats 8.00 Overcoats . 5.oo Overcoats... 3.oo Overcoats . 4.00 1.25 1.89 gool l regularly at 8.50 to 15.00, C VTD A lr Choice of about 100 Suits, odds and ends, material and workmanship, sold Round-U- p Sale, choice Jj JjQ .5.48 .3.75 .2.25 6.48 Pants at Pants at Pants at Pants at .: 2.25 2.98 Men's Shoes 5.oo Florsheim, 4.oo Heavy Shirts 2.5o Wool Shirt at 2.oo Wool Shirt at. .00 Wool Shirt at- 1 Underwear 5oc Heavy Fleeced at. Law.-4.25 " ". 4.25 3.48 -- 3.48 .1.89 at ..1.39 79c at at 5.oo Stronger 4.00 3.5o Than l.oo Cooper & Wrights at l.5o Wool garment at SOCKS 35c light and heavy socks " " 15c .42c 79c 1.10 ..21c 12c COAf SWEATERS 2.oo Wool Sweater .5o Wool Sweater 1 Boys' 2.25 shoes at ,2.98 1.79 1.30 1,10 J3 Plain Sweaters off SMITH & AMBERG THE HICKMAN COURIER C. OEXTON, THE ICONOCLASTS 1MJ.) STATE HAPPENINGS NEWS OF THE STATE ...hlllllllld'li News of General Interest in a Summary of Matters of Special Interest to Our Readers Summarized Form, BY DOCTORS PaiirT Lungs Csvtrt Weittra Kentucky Llks ths Dsw" (Copyright, W. 0. SPEER and J. r Editors and Proprietors. Catarrh or tho wont, ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR C1S1I IN ADVANCE. U I III 1. Lr.'U II Mill HI JsajSKasssji . rYJBsn 1t k. .N V I in Mill Miiif 'till Uil SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS, CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE, I'ernn. rlU.i"lh.V;.l rM .. ut i... i u ' Entered at the Hickman, Kentucky mall matter. postofflca a second-clas- s DIQ ICE GOUGE BREAKS LOOSE At FIQHT TO FINISH Will De 1 Louisville COTTON OFF HALF DENT $8 BELOW SEASON'S HIGHEST FIOURXS. General Liquidation by the Bulla. Spinners Bought Some at the Decline. a further big New York, There break In the cotton market Wednesday, making the third sensational slump In prices since the movement started early longs in all last week, prU of the world seemed to be liquidating their cotton, regardless of prices, and the notion of the market showed such intense excitement and demoralisation aa finds a parallel only in the series of sensational movements following thecal-- ' lapse of the Sully boom. For moro than a year the cotton market has been steadily advancing, and toward the end of last month price. had reached a level which, since the Civil War, bad only been equaled when Sully was at the height of his fame, March contracts selling at 16.17e and May at lC.lCc But at the culminating point of Wednesday's decline, 'March contracts sold at 14.60c and May at 14.73c, a loss from the high record of from $7.31 to $3.40 per bale, most all of which has occurred during the last week. The declines from the closing prices of Tuesday night amounted to more than $3.50 per bale. There docs not appear to have been any change in general trade conditions to warrant the almost unprecedented slump in price?, and In contrast to Sully year, no financial difficulties have been precipitated. Possibly the selling movement was originally due to an effort to obtain proSts on long lines owing to the approach of the new planting season and expectations of greatly increased area, while the absence of any speculative short interest left the market with very little support It was reported that apinncrs were buying more freely in the South, and late advices from the leading Southern spot markets show no material weakness. Panic-stricke- n and Causes Damage Aggregating $20,000. Made By Against Government Burley Society Suit. QUimrrfTII I Now a Harvsrd Professor Ssys the Story of Plymouth Rock Is a Myth. 'ENGLAND TAKES HAND WINS OBEY-TOWN- , RAILROAD CASE FORBIDS .FIQHTINO AT NICAKAOUA. Provisional Qovsrnmsnt COMMERCE COMMISSION CAN DI. SECT DISTRIBUTION OF OARS Kmbar- - rasssd, as Plans Had Bean Mad to Fight. Bluefields, Nicaragua. The action ol Cpt- - Thrsiger of tha British cruinr Scylia, at Greytown, in forbidding fighting within the city proper, has greatly embarrassed the provisions! government in its contemplated attack upon that town. The Madrix forces are in that city and hence under llritlsh protection and safe from attack. Commander Theslger sought American joint signature to his order, but this was refuted by Commander Shipley. Although preparations arc being made to send a thousand men with heavy guns andrnplil flretsito Urcytoun, it is likely that only a blockade villi be established, as it is not expected that the small forces of the enemy will come into the open outside the town. Capt. Thctiger, in his order, which was given to both sides, declares that he will enforce; it with arms if necessary. Illinois Central Rsfussd Injunction Prohibiting Enforcement of Commission's Order. Washington The supreme eouit ol tho tinted mate Monday decided the case of the I'nited States vs. the .Illinois Central and other railroad compsnlei doing business In the llllnoiscnal mining district in faor of the government. Tin case involved the right of .the" Inter state Commerce Commission to', direct thn ili.triliiiilnn nf rtra In (lift Intfri-t- t of indtiwndent coal companies. nd the power of the Interstate Commerce Com- tnlnsrou 'was upheld la a sweeping- decision, which was delivered by Justice While,' In effect the court held that the fuel esnf of other companies were tu be counted in the quota of each mine. The decision is regarded by the gov- eminent as most imiurtant, in tliat It upholds the powers of the commission, and it is expected to have an important bexring upon the rate cases still to 1 heard by the court. In announcing the decision of the court, Justice White considered two ob jections to the delegation of power to the commission, the first being that no such delegation had been made by the interstate commerce law in the matter of the distribution of company fuel cars as a means of prohibiting unjust prefer ences and undue discrimination, and the second that even if such power should be delegated, the order enjoined by Ui court below was beyond the authority conferred by the law. Uxi'svllle, Ky A whnrftboM, a forty boat, n derrick bont and 13 turgiH, irMst of thorn partially lo.vtcd with roal, were cnrrlexl over tho falls hero by n big gorge which broke luoto nt (IraMsy Flat, and smaller gorge, which during the (lay, Inbroko above lic-ivolved a loss of $20,000. An empty , bar go, believed to have romo from struck an abutment near Albany and wax smashed to splinters A barge loidtd with roal belonging to the company was torn away fiom a fleet on tho river front at and carried over tha falls. The bargo and ront U valued at $3,600. S' ven coal barges nnrt a terry ere carried over tho falls, but escaped daniace and uuuscd on down tho river In front of tho hevivy Ice. Tho Mr gorge Is believed to hare been fully 20 foot deep, as It ctool eight feet out of tho water. The Hoes of Ice passing here nre the largest In 15 years Many bargs and smaller craft believed to have been burled unHr der the passing Ice as reports from abovo hero Indicate that at least SO barges have been torn from their mooringa by the heavy floe of Ice. Tho ferry boat belonga to Whit-locCooper at Illslng Run, Ind. u Mad-Iron- lnt k CONSCIENCE HURT HIM courts, (he statement alio says: 'The Hurley Tobacco society believes that It in no wise contravenes And msjr It t taw, and It Just the Hherman ctw ns confidently believe that ends for Quite true. bt rifti in.. . society contends will not which the be surrendered should any court find A BURNING ERUPTION FROM the society to conflict with this law ulau IUPEET This Is not meant In any spirit of defiance of law, but as a Just apprecia"Four years so 1 tuSerel tion of the nature nnd purpose of law." with . WK,, . anll-tnis- tho fight tny bo n long nnd determined ono In no way affects their purposes." The foregoing la tho concluding In a stnlemeut Issued by officials of the Hurley Tobacco society, the statement being brought out by recant rumors from Washington that tho federal government Is preparing to make an Inveatlgatlon of the society on tho ground that it Is a trust Averring that all ol the Issues that (ould be raised by tho federal government have alresdy been raised Insults Independent maiiufactur by trs nnd now pending In the federal lxxlngton, Ky "The Hherman antitrust law wna meant to bo a staff. If It turns out to be u club tho same lowcr that enacted It may amend or repeal It Tho growers are In for a right to tho finish, and the fact that Imanao of .Irniur7.' commenced using r, WBk,.'a4 "1 was not able to ben I beg.n "Kl low y as helping me. ""'"Uilli "After I had tsken It menced to raise ,, suUtanco f,om pnr less and less lnenanui . t c., .t nrsbuticojr " Ji. .v.t ( "I f;r:alon8tlm.,anJLlV LOVE AND MONEY. v.,, nr i. . TEN PASSENGERS And Tool of Alleged Murderer Told of Ghastly Crime Forced at Point of Pistol to Durn Darn. In Wreck on Louisville INJURED A Nashville Rallrosd at Oakland. to MOBS SEEK THREE NEGROES KNAPP URGES FARM SCHOOLS Only Ons Far Cent of Farms Are. Beally Well Cultivated. Greenville, S. C In an address hers Dr. Seaman A. Kriapp of tho department of agriculture made a strong plea for the establishment of schools to supplement the State agricultural colleges. The resultant benefit to the community and the country at large, would be immense, ir. Knapp pointed but, becait& of the increased production of food supplies and the better condition of those who produced tha nation's food. "At the; last census," said Dr. Knapp, "there were two million rented farms and ten and millions of laborers on all the farms of the United States. What per cent of the rented farms were well farmed and what per cent of the ten and a half million farmers were really good farmers! Possibly X per cent, and 5 per cent were fairly good; 91 per cent get from f to of what they should obtain from the soil. This lass must not be regarded as individual; it is a loss to the State, to the community. What doea this State propose to do about it!" farm-trainin- g one-ha- lf one-halh Boils When Ne-Dies. Vienna. I1L Mob-- t that formed atEl- dorado and llamsburg (to lynch three negroesln jail 'litre charged with the murder Of Allen Clark, a rural carrie, were frustrated wheu they could not them to this city. get a '.train Acting 'cm frafruftldns ' from" Sheriff Mathis, the l!ig Four officials refined to permit frefvhttfnin to.cntUiueUo this CANNOT ACCEPT" KNOX NOTE city from Eldorado and Harrlsburg. The jail is heavily guarded, inherit! Mathis Amounts to Confiscation, Asserts having sw0ran'30O 'deputies; or 'nearly Count HayashL every available man in the village, to Taklo No doubt may bo entertained protect the prisoner. concerning Japan's nttitudo toward the Clark was assaulted by three negroes American plan tu neutralim the en route to Ilarusburg. Tlw tlirvo were Knox's railways. Secretary in the Johnson coun arnsted and lodged prootition has not called forth a wird ty jail at Vienna. of favor from any source in .Is pan. The Intense Feeling gToes'-Victim Clark died at C o clock, and tho report of his death aroused opular sentiment stairist his slayers 'to the frenzy toint, particularly at Harrishtjrg, his home. Mobs of between 300 and 100 persons each formed at tliat city aod Eldorado, and were only abating means of getting transportation to this city. HierilT Mathis took immediate pre cautions to protect the prisoners, appealing to Gov. Deneen for troops. !otitsvlllc, Ky Judge Kvani. In the federal court, ordorcd tho asle of tho CLOSED SHOP ON SUNDAY Psducah Homo Telephone Co nnd the Telephone and TelDemanded by Journeymen Barbers of Kentucky-Indianegraph Co., of Owonsboro, Ky.. to satLexington. isfy creditors. J. I). Powers was apcommissioner and will Iulnirton, Ky. All barber shops In pointed this city save that In the I'hncnlx ho- appoint the lime of the sale. The morttel were closed through the action of gage Indebtedness of the Paduash Co. tho nnlon of Journeymen barbers, who Is JTdO.OOO and of tho Kentucky-IndianCo. J1G2.000. Insist that the masters bvrlxsrs comply with the law. M. J. Willis, a JourneyHenderson, Ky. A meeting In the man Inrbcr; Bernard Fetsch nnd W. M. O'Neill, two of the owners of tho Interest of the Henderson dam, and rtioontx shop, and II Phillips ami II. tho sending of dolecates to Washingwere P. llerlgo, two of their emploje, were ton, wss held here, and speech Kvans-vllle- , diplomats here, while disinclined to ex by Hon. F. H. Posey, of In police court. to nHe-n- r It Is made press their opinions, certainly don t sup- cited and Congressman A. O. Htanloy the Intention of the master barbers to port the project. A representative delegation from hare To the foreign commercial element the test the law by taking this ccuo to will appear boforo tho rivers and s whole thing Impracticable. the win of aiipenU. appears commlttco on Jan. 8. a siM-cla n bar-hor- Somerset, Ky. Frank Perklm. arrested at rino Knot, and In Jail here, gives a thrilling account of tho recent murder of Andy Itamsoy, n merchant f I'ino Knot, In a "llllnd Jack" nonr Stearns. According to 1'erklna, It anise y was shot by Frank Crabtree, owner of n shack and who. he claims, wns tunning the "Jack." IVrklus was then on.msnded at the point of a pistol In Crabtrce'a band to help set fire to the building, nnd thus burn the body In th hope of covering up the "I racks. I'er-kin-s said ho win afraid to tell anything until hla conscience hurt him so he couldn't keep It from the officer. Crub-treRamsey was robbed of has fled. e Howling Oreen. Ky. Ten passengers of a north-bounteoal train on the Iulslll & Nashville railroad were injured In a wreck at Oakland, near here, when through passenger d the local. Iloth trsln No. 3 coaches of the local were knocked from the rails, rolling down a sticht embankment and landing In a shallow pond. Only the engine ami bagcaga ear nf the Cincinnati tram were affected by the collision and no person on that train was hurt side-swipe- The Commonwealth of sores from head to . weeks confined to ray U4. d, that tlmo I suffered coa'Jsual luro from Itchlnr and burtir bclog given up by my dorfgr I uil-tiscu io iry uiucura Itemfdiei. j&g tho first bath with CuU. .ra Eoij uj application of Cutlcura OlBtBf Joyed the first good sleep cVlai tj entire Illness. I alto used O- -' xn nCiolvcnt and the treatme at iu tcv tlnued for about three nU t end of that tlmo 1 vat t!e to U about, tho house, entirely wti tit have felt no 111 elects ilnce. I vrU adrlso any person suScrini frca uj lorm ot skin troublo to try ta OA cura llemedles as I know skit Air did for me. Mrs. Rdvard ,S'nSt 1111 Hallnn 8L, Wattrtosn, X. I, Apr. II, lsw,- -.,. fi t. The Kind Caddie. "Once In a game " said the pa". "I bad the good fortune tuUilxUta uo an mr onronent br th Has tl eighth holo was reached, At tU eighth green sometklnr went iw with our reckoning of the iirclniM had won Itit Uit, I claimed that too, while my opponent claimed til It was halved Alter a mlldiUpoUl Yielded. "Hut as 1 moved on mta rs; atU I couldn't help gnunhllcg 1 "Well, vou know 1 Josrrb I 1 "POGENIP"' NEW DISEASE. Comes From Inhaling Fog Concealed by the priest's former housekeeper, u haling fog which has congealed into young Irish girl. No one but shej when spicula of ice." tho priest died, knew of the existence of He first learned of tho disease when tho money. Father Simon was for ttatloncd on the Utuh and Nevada platmany years in charge of St. Francis eaus, where tho Indians dread it. It deChurch here. velops a form of pneumonia, which is Usually fatal. SENTENCES CHILD SLAYER. Physic Wave Man Suicide. St. Louis Jesse II. Tourvlllo, noted Gives Life Imprisonment, Declaring It as a disciple of tho belief in psychie Greater Than Gallows. Belleville, 111. Judge O. A. Crow of waves, shot utid killed himself here in tho circuit court of St. Clair county sen- the view of thousands at the busiest cortenced James Pullman, murderer of his ner of tho city, Seventh and Olive streets. child, to life imprison- Tourville proposed to dispel the Loudon fog and St. Louis smoku by means of ment. "I will not sentence Pullman to the psychic waves. He maintained also that gallows," said the judge, "but to the psychic forces created strife In his fampenitentiary for life. It will bo puutth-nien- t ily, and in this belief he was borne, out more terrible thuu death for him to the extent of u separation between to hear daily the cries of his murdered himself und his jouiig wifo. child. Ills crimo was tho most atrocious 9130 Per Dale. I have ever read of. Ho stumped the liftf rut of the child with his heel." lino llluir, Ark. John II. Talbot & Co., local cotton factors, have, again ox PLEADED GUILTY. called ull previous records In high prices Indicted for Smuggling Chinese Through for long staple cotton, having sold to Gulf Ports. J. W. Ituglaud & Co., local cotton buyGalveston, Tex. At the trial of those ers, twenty bales' of fancy long staph, indicted for complicity in smuggling Chi- for the enormous sum of $ifi03A'J, or nese hero Wednesday In federal court, $130.10 per bule. This Is nil uverigii S. P. Smith of ltlloxi, Miss., ono or tin cents per jiound, ono Nile price of SO .principals, dismitsed his attorney and Mr. Talbot classed the wa bringing $130.33. pleaded guilty before testimony taken. After hit) attention was called cotton In words, '"'Good cjiougli to tat and as lung as cotton grows." by the court to the seriousness of th charge, he reuswed his plea of guilty. 5 Into Splcula of Ice. PitUburg, Pa. Harry Penny Witt, PRIEST TOSSED MONEY ABOUT. the weather forecaster here, not only C if peine but accompanies forecasts, $30,000 Found in Dead Churchman's them with health hints, lie came out Home Was Thought Poor. with a new and rather startling one to FOLLOWS SLAYER OF FRIEND New Orleans. Nearly $30,000 in cash, the effect tliat Pittsburg uir was d a considerable portion of it lying where with "pogenip," and he urged Takes Up Foot Trail of Alleged Murderer. bookit liad been carelessly tossed into that people outdoors should hang over cases and desks, was found In the home their mouths and nostrils a little apron Pierre, S. I). Curey llcnson, of New ark, S. 1)., was found nearly frozen to of the lato Father Nicholas Simon by of cheesecloth. tho executors of his estate. Tho small " 'I'ogenip,' " he explained, "is Indian death ill a snow cave under Sully Iluttes, fortune thus scattered was pointed out for 'white death,' and is cuuncd by in- lorty miles north of hero along the super-cliargeMis-mi- Count Hnyashi, former minister of for eign utfairs, in an interview saidt "It amounts to confiscation by the powers of Japan's rights in Manchuria, secured as a reward of the navy exiien- dlture of blood and treasure. The opii- lar sentiment is certainly violently op posed to the proportion. Count Hayashi compared the present situation with that which followed the Jupanese and Chinese war in lh05, when the owcrs outmaneutered Japan and secured the rights for which she had fought "Tho boy, with a fron twrwl shocked nnd reprovloe eei ca ntseusted with tor Kreed fnrboltt.il tU aj whlipoted hurriedly ponent should not overbear "Shut up. can t you Po je to break tho man's heart' s- after all' In; but still think wn tut tl't W river, und brought into Fort Sully, For nine days llenwin, guniimn of re pute throughout the two Dakota, lias fought cold, hunger, thirst, futigue aiul the blinding glare of the snow sun in pursuit of Daniel Gaut, who shot and killed IVo'sens friend, IjoiiU Maxwell, in Englevale, N. I)., Thanksgiving Day, and (led tho country with u price on his head. Although ho has braved before un- (nduroble elements, Itensnu Is expected to leave for hurt Sully tonight, north- wiird, afoot In an attempt to pick up ngxiii the trail of ids desperate ipiurry. Hie whereabout of Daniel (,unt fol- loniiig the killing on tho streets of Kri- gin ale have been unknown. His brother, hsmuel, who assisted him In leaving tho scene of the shooting, is now under arrest ut Lisbon. IMiltvtlle, first nttempt ever msdo here to dtaw thn color line In street cor patronsge came when an wan presented Louisville, Ky. than 30 min- ordinance street railway requiring the to reserve Uiulsvlllo utes after employes had loft the build- tho "last three seats' In nil oars for ing fire of unknown origin completely no negroes bo destroyed the warehouse of the Amer- negroim, ami thatany other seats to occupy than ican Tobacco Co., at Kmlnenco, Ky.. causing n losa of $20,000. Moro than those "rocrvcd" In the ear. r.0,000 pounds of tobacco were destroyIslington, Ky. President Clarence ed. The building was valued nt R,00). I.ebus, of tho Hurley Tobneco soeloty, Temporary unrters will bo taken nnd refused to dlsouis tho report that the the work of handling tobacco will con- federal government would proseout) tinue uninterrupted. tho organization of the tobacco growOther oltlclnls declared ers as a Frankfort. Ky. During tho legal thoy hadtnist. nothing to fear from a nonYoutsey against proceedings of Mrs. investigation. Henry E. Youtsey, In tho Franklin cir- partisan cuit court, Youtsey will bo treated at Louisville. Ky. Dr. A. M. Forstor, If ho were an Infant. Judge Stout ono of tho authorities on Attornwy Guy 11. HrlirgH ns his the treatment of tuberculosis In this guardian ad litain, nnd although Yout-ao- country nnd a former mnn, will not be present nt tho trial lias taken charge of the Kentucky Tulirlggs will conduct tho rnso for him. berculosis Association Sanitarium, tho Louisville, Ky Tho resignation of Tuberculosis Dispensary and the Hills Hnnltarluin. Col. Uennejt II. Young as president of Polytechnic society, n oltlon he tho Winchester, Ky. Iloavy rain prelias hold for 29 years, which took ef- ceding the big snow foil for two days fect a week ngo, has served to sub- In tho mountains of Kastorn Kentucky, stantiate rumors that tho long stand- nnd tho Kentucky rlvor Is rising raping foud between the Iiidsvlllo Public idly nnd thousands of logs nre Library Assioclntlon and tho Polytechrushing out on the tide. Hut for nic society has been revived. tho cold wave slnco tho results would IxiuUvllle, Ky. A cnblogram to rel- have been very disastrous, atives In this city announced tho sudWllllamstown, Ky. For a criminal den doatli from fever In Cairo, Egypt, nttack on Mrs. Itniuom Roberts, a of Miss Isabel Osborne, 22, daughtor white woman, near Hits place, Karl of Thomas I). Osborne, ono of Thompson, a nogro, wns. hanged here, most prominent men, who, with In fulfillment of a promise nindo ny hor father, mother nnd slitar, was mak- Judgo Cnrmnck to a mob wheu nn ating a world tour. tempt won niado to I) noli him. A Day's Doings in Kentucky Ky.--T- he ier-mille- d waa tho morning ef the TJHif-vargamo at Carnbndite and to rt tho New Haven coileiuns dcrlng through the Hantrd jit lOOKlllg Bl me . " ... t ..I lMn a wan aspe.t,lirm tllbt., youth of serious an undergraduate t "I beg your pardon" -said (A til' .,.. V .,r rn i man, wno n n on "i . stranger, "can you can mm ttwvn, unlirri.rr sensw uid the one. with never a .mile locked It up. 10U srr. .u many ion men in u' nsrvsro own-I- t butt!1 -- -- ihhi TM j. . uiniiiM Doing nncTOR CotTts Was Quick to See that too iw's -- host-know- Ixinls-vlllo'- Waterways Opposed. Springfield, III. When tho Illinois Legislature reconvened Tuesday, Senator MvKenziu of Jo D.ivles county opened a carefully planned uttuek upuri cniing legislation for construction of deep us protldcd in the Sehiuitt- lenccli bill, with tho twenty million dol lar bond issue voted by the people in 1U0H. lie lutroUiieeil u Joint involution declaring "the voters weie Into approval of the scheme. lie eonteuded there was gravo danger of lltigutiot. Till resolution was laid out. Hopklnavlllo. Ky Charging that t the failure of tho Co., of Uiulsvtlle, wholesalers of paint and varnish, to labol n rnn of varnish ns explosive was rosponclblo for tho death of Herbert Mc.Matli, at Pembroke, his administrator has Hied suit for $20,000 I'ooslee-Ouiilbor- domugos. NIoholusvlllo, Ky. Bqulro Wilson Faliu 01, who was rccontly s county siipnrliitwident of turnpikes, fell headlong Into n largo fireplace, rind when his son mid daughter lifted hi in up ho was dead. . . ...! ease -iaay ions m poisoning pio nnu sirais"'""""-- It skill cosld not Improve fl "I had ncurnigii.' years." she says. agony. When 1 first pouoJ'. b them I weighed HO down to brought mo . to many doctor, and ihjf only temiKirary relief on. till one day a womja saia i me to uso i'ostum. '? "DCLnMa Hko l was "tio I began to dr ((f I gained 15 pounds In J Mi w gj. weeks nd continued My utl so fast as at first mo ' gan to lenvo M trf Poctum about coffee pown enough to get tho . j etf my system. l (u0 "Slnco I bfgan to ue Nlcholasvlllu, Ky. John (J .Mnstcrs. gladly soy that I new t for 30 years, passed neuralgic headache Is retired bu a way, aged SO years. Ho was known rwtl3 and it wns nothing I nt all fishing places In Florida, und made mo well, t overy year ho fished with celobrltles 1 never went put nl Hock Cnatlo Springs, In tho Cum- bewildered nd 4BJ berland rlvor. way to turn. No" " w head Is as cicar Ky. County Attorney nn.i nervea aro stroppr Lexington, Cray Kalconor held up claims btttweon havo been for ' w Bojd l Tbe $8,000 and 0,000 which the lliral court Head tho had ordered paid out of tho 1910 levy Wcllvillo." In pUk Moat nn debts contracted In 1000. of tho claims woro held by tax sapor arr irruular, Irus, vlcorw and some woro road claims. A . . ..... 0fctf( aJ'l'i,r,Mfur - Wa-vcrl- jZt to more-hun- ro " fl,kB0,lb 'm mtlonw uiiniii .nnnr GHMbHit I LAW llll UD THE TRUSTS TREATED By TAFT .RESIDENT TWO IMIU MIA HDP. pOflTANl luriw CONGRESS. TO CIAL MES3AOE .... ..nira HANDLES - - WANTS NEW COURT CREATED rmnB Tribunal Would near tase. u.n-v- mu Under the internal Executive Alio Urges Federal In. crporation 8tatute to Suppress Destroy Legltl. Atiitet and Not to mate Combination! of Capital. a , " ' n Jan, o l . message , iirrslitent rail alien. g partial tatlure of the present '", i i to el tMUlIU tlMBUM Of a II t itppi from Its, drrlslons u. r it. siawtitss of lh II rt in deciding tntse cases. Jf Vile rrVpf to Mtompt to ' ,!,.ri of nr order of ... it bii'liaturbril. would rob It 5' i return upon lit Invrat. rr ul.J.-c- t II to burdens !.- - cr w discriminate .' Itw end 'n iiniuslly Otlirr carriers fanr ofla. Iiiwrrr, of )' '.f t "J. What u.'frillo fnrmnl Iim .ill,. . iv.iila commerce law I T -- Needed Inrlalatlon rl J I ,U. mi Tafia 3 . d. 1 1 I , ; J m r.s pilau vi mm pn-v- a. i. ... . .'a-s'na- ' r ci. ft l' Rtcommenda "Court of Commerce." purpose I recommend tha raTor the rf a court ofJudges United il' dral(. of live raisedpurpose from amonc Ilia ti fr Ik V 'ire of tha United Btatrs. to t, kr wn ai the '1'nlled States tourt IJ rarrnr . which court ahall b ,' jhrJ J'h at luaia ordinal Jurtidlc: folio Inf classes of c r Id ni l Alt i uti for tha enforcement, oth. and collect,rti t..an ly ion, of a f;rfpltur or tonally, or by In-- fj ;on cf f mlnJ punishment, of any commerce com-siisttri't cf f".e Interstate tha payment of cttirr than for " i7 All ria'a brought to enjoin, set trnul or suspend any order or in iK .t'r. t of Ilia Inlaratala commrv kt rr: A cn. - ti raara aa und'r aectlon 1 i it iI t a nf February 1. UMS. known I. ara authorli'd to Ix ui v I In a, circuit court of tha Unl f.r.ai r t uniformity of decision be in l.rlnl about an efteo. amt solentMe rnforco- istons and uncertainty of r I'rf't tl tl irt It a. mdfr Cia pmviaiona of auction 50 or f th ti i T In'rratatr commrrca 1 - Ii A a "h mandamua procrrdlnra aa cfjrfc if 1a tj t rrtvlilo a aufflclrnt num-U- r ft rnabla thla court to Im t"t rr3i '. 1 i H1 ba nrrraaary to author-I- n "V ariolKtmrnt of fl additional 1rrjtt I' 4ca, who, far tli" punoara nt t wtiht to rilalrlbutrd to tr m rxin whrra thrr la at tha rrra ral l!n. tha larrrit vol u ma of bualnraa u lh - nd, third, fourth, arvrnth it r h lr jfa. tri Tha act ahould rm .hlrt Juillcr at any tlmr when Mr I i f tha court of commcrca rI "ra lh ar rvtcra of all thn ;n la rrui'cn tha Jiidcra dralsnatM ' it;i r ( u trt circuit to which rpr i vrly blnnr and It ahould in prr. J I r payment to auch Judara it" r by aialemnmt In Ilia court f '.rr.r of aurh additional amount i It nrrrattry to hrlnt; thrlr annual n up to jio.Bx 7' Only Second to 8upreme Court. of aurh murt T 'l r ir araal.-inIs IrJ at tha rapllol. hut It I to hold arialona In of lha I'nlrtd Hlalra It li "-,- ' ' 'i and lia ontera and t he mad final, aubject only i 'i . ;w t7 tha auprrmr. court of tha prorlalon that vrlih th cf the decrrn appealed from tt'?-- r 's r t i ataved unleaa the lupremo ;rt 'l ) order The commerra court 1t if crprwrred In Ita dlaerrtlon to iti'-- a i rr a ipend tha operation f an .rr ir' raiatr rommrrr oommia- ' r lew pendlnif tha flrlal hear- tr ruination of tha proceeding. it R rnrmnln. nr.l.. .l.iil.l I,. Ei up n notha and afelr hear-- i ! " atra where iir;; i. A M fl;.rwlt enue Irrrparahla I to tha pe-Iga of that court mlBht i r r.irrjcr nllow a atay of th " o for a iwrlo.1 of not t a cO ilaya. hut pendlna; appllca ' rt of Ita order or Injunc t!1 i IV - i r whert hla order ahall con's i a r i"i rr -n'r-f-t- Hir l to ! malntalnrd In a clr-er- -" I nttnJ Htalra, rt cf -unaiogoua in inoa 1l?u a prr I"!, fd tti conarraa to errata tha a' - rl fif jti .rra annrala by tha provl- art or AUUit I. ina tIn ;Ih "ar Itaupport of tha creation crJ In mt arc law lriiy -- mrrra lt " ''r a Juda-ir.'n- 'l i -- f ' rr I , ' I -- i I tlamare iiiine law tha Intrratate r lailon Itaelf Inltlatea and i In tha rourta for tho ... a t . reea anil1,1 u.irit.B ui tin ur- for thla purtmaa It rnev. auhjct ."" rt lh who. whllageneral, to attorney 1. ..I ' art ''tlve and under tha Inatruc-Uj. r inmlaalon. i., "ve Thla blon.llna; Ji.i '. lrirtilntlva and I" nr opinion, to my ,c,e :r'effl, lrn,,' of tha ooinmla.lon lency .- "..'! '" Parllann characterla. Innwirtlal Judl-i.i wr5 't of. ahould occupy In paaa-- J .7. i iSJtiJ i euhmlttrd to It. In ?f lltlaatlon affrctlnir tho n"'rcl nf th, department of Juatlce: and iVi. l "T, ommeim that all proered-t- . ' n ordera and decreea of the iv L . cninmlaalnn "mnierca br nr. aaalnat lh Unite! Statea , iiii.r;-- ? ..'"' l'" ''"red In chnrse of an S. !ti. '.."""rney general actlna; under 't n of the attorney urneral." Would Permit Agreements. ,h" euWrct of railroad pnola iri esrecmenti, tha prraldent ii i " I platform of 10S ' " bc.irf Ihal lh Inl.r.lnlM .' w. aUmild tia further amend-r- t elvr ti,a rallronda the rUht 'l. tt'v publlr traffic iiErreinrnta .. , '? Vr'rov1 "f tho I" h i 1 ""alnlna; ahvaya coinmla-If- a rV W"'1" between tha prln-rnaturally .. ,m1 avoiding- the com- -. r ir- t ' auch llnea by uny means w f the complete control over 't ' t flndlnc haaed utjon evl- In 1Hm Iii.Im inaVlni. IIim "tried by reference thereto r ro-ir,,l dania would na.1 -r Inner BrMwirvIni lli 1 ' judl-imL- .i.-ir- . V " rl e. 1 freight and lha ratca, fare and rlirrea rnr tranapiirtailon of paaaentera and freight which they may ngrro to entn.li-llthnuld not b permlttril, provided, r,?1'!' ."I "r" agreementa Imi promptly filed with tha comniliilon, but auhlect to all tha provl.lnm nf the Intemtate. commerce art, tuhjact tn tha right of any pjrtlea and auch agreement to cancel to It aa to all or any of tha agreed ratca, farea, rhargea, or claaainrntlona naya notlra In writing to thn otherby K parties and to the rommlaalnn." Other Amendment. Urged. In accord with other declarations of tha rteptibllian platform of 100S, the prraldent further rerommenda thnt the Intrratate commerra law lie amended ao aa to provide, that no railroad company auhject tn tha commerce act ahall, directly or Indirectly, acquire any Interests of any kind In enpltnl atork, or purchaar or lease any railroad, or any other corporation which cnmtietra with It reapectlng business to which lha Interslats commerce, art applies, that a law be mart, rd providing "that no railroad corporation autilrrt to tho Interstate commerce act shall hereafter for any purpose connected with or relating to any part of Ita business goeerned by said ai t. Issue any capital stork without previous nr simultaneous iMiyment to It of not less than tha par Value of such atork, or any bonds or other obligations (erpl notes maturing not more than one year from the date of their Issue), without the previous nr almullanenua payment to aueli corporation nf not leta than the par value of aurh bonds, or other obligations, or, If I aaued at less than their par value, then not without aurh payment of the reasonable market value of auch bonds or obligations na aarertnlned by the Interstate rommerre commission; and that no property, servlre. or other thing than money, shall be taken In payment to such carrier corporation, of the par or other rroulred price of such stock, bond or other obligation, esrept the fair vnlue of aurh property, aervlrea or other thing certalned by the commission." Would Prevent Wrong Practices. The president continues. "I Imlleva these suggested In and amendments to the Interstate commerce art would make It a complete ami measure fur securing ressonsble-es- s of rates and fairness of practices In the operation uf Interstate railroad lines, without undue preferrnra to any Indlddu-a- l or claaa over any others. "lly my direction tha attorney general has drafted a bill to carry out three rerommeitdatlnna, which will be furnished upon request to tha appropriate committee Mheneter It may ba dralred. ' In addition to tha foregoing amend-ment- a of the Interstate commerce law, the Interatata commerce commission ahould be given the power, after a hearing, to determine upon tha uniform nt three IkpoUances - auch as sill attpa, laddera, roof hand bolda, running boards and hand brakes on freight cars engaged In Interatata commerce uaed by tha trainman In the operation of trains, the defects and lack of uniformity tn which are apt to produce accidents and Injuries to railway trainman. The wonderful reforms effected In the number of switchmen and trainmen Injured by coupling antdents, due to tha enforced Introduction of safety couplers, la a demonstration of what can be dune If ral road a are compelled to adept proper aafely appliances. opera-tlon'The question has arisen In theemploy- a of the Interatata commerce ers' liability art, aa to whether ault ran be brought against tha employer company in any place other than that of Ita home offlre. The rlgM to bring the suit under thla act ahould be aa easy of enforcement as the right of a private person not In tha rompanya employ to aue on an ordinary claim, and proceas In each ault ahould be sufficiently served It upon tha station agent of the company upon whom service la authorised la made, to bond the company In ordinary actions arising under state laws. Illlls for both the foregoing purposes havs been considered by the houae of representatives and have been passed, and are now the Interstate commerce committee nf the senate I earnestly urge that they be enacted Into law." Control of the Trust. The second part of the message la devoted to the control of trusts. Attsr a lengthy discussion of trusts, good and bad, and the success of prosecutions unact, Mr. Tatt der the Sherman ears. the 'it la the duty and purpose ofby the de. to direct an Investigation of Juatlce. through the grand Into thn history, iiartment purposes of all the Industrial companies with repect to whlrh there la any reasonable ground for suspicion that they have been organised for a purpose, and are conducting business on a. plan which Is In violation of theone, but It law. The work Is a heavy la not beyond the power of the department of Juatlce. If aumdent funds are furnished, to rarry on the Investigation and to pay the counsel engaged In the work ilut auch an Investigation and possible prosecution of corporations whose prosperity nr destruction affects the comfort not only of stockholders but millions nf wage earners, employes, and associated distradesmen must necessarily tend to combusiness turb the confidence of the flowing sources munity, to dry up tho now of capital from Its plarrs of hoarding, and produce a halt In our present prosrlty that will cause suffering and strained circumstances among the Innocent many fur fnults nt the guilty few Tho question which I wish In this message to bring clearly to the consideration and decision of the congress whether to avoid business danger something cannot be done by may which these business combinations finan1m. offered a means, without great cial disturbance, of changing the character, organisation and extent of their business Into one within the lines of the law under federal control and supervision, securing compliance with the statutes. For Government Control. "Ornerally. In the Industrial combinations called trusts." the principal business Is the salo of goods In many statea and In foreign markets In other words, Mr the Interstate and foreign business one exceeds thn business done In any fedatnle. Thla fart will Justify athe federal eral government In granting charier to auch a combination to make and fell In Interstate and foreign the products nf useful manufacture under auch limitations aa will sea compliance will) the cure a law It la possible an tn frame to atatute a fedthat while It offers protection eral company ugalnst harmful, vexntloua and unnecessary Invasion by the statea. taxation It shall subject It to reasonablerespect to and control by the states, wllh purely local business, Its "Many people conducting great businesses have cherished a hope and a beor lief that In some way 'goodother a linn trusts' and may be dniwn between trusts, and that It la possible by bad law to make amendment to the a distinction under which good combina- organlte. iurtions may be permitted to prlcee, and do competition, control rircsa legally If only they do not Hbuao the power by tnklng too great profit out wllh force to of tho business. They point having grown certain notorious trusts as met'ioda by through criminal Into power Illegal rebates nnd plain cheat-Inthe use of and by various acta utterly violative morality, of bualneaa honesty nr some legaland urge line the eatiibllslunent nf 'criminal trusta' of of separation by which can be punlahed, and t hoy, on thla kind tho the other hand, be permitted under Now. Ihelr business. law to rarry on especially the business the public, and publlr. ought to rid themselves of the Idea that auch a distinction Is practic h an other 0f n. teratatn tnrrlrra rstnbllahed by tha acta of conitreaa, and aa recommendeil In thla 1 communication, are no ranaon why Mrrnnenu brfwran irrier tallied to he Urt, aperlfym tha HalnciltIona of ffct!e a. modlfli-atlon- eflei-tlv- I re anti-tru- exec-Utl- anti-tru- st antl-tru- com-mer- antl-tru- ontl-tru- g. able or can be litroduced fnto the ftal in conslcJerlnrr violation! of the antl. trus Uw ,ue ought. of course, not to forget thai Ifinl law" fnaKts, unlawfin. lcn methods uf currrW on buslheaa before Ha paasngs ware regarded as evidence of business sagacity and aucceas. and that they were denouncer e In thla uot Immoralnot because of their Intrlns ity, but because of the dangerous results toward which they landed, the concentration of Industrial power In then handa of the few, leading to opprea-aloand Injustice. In dealing, therefore, with many of tha men who havo used the methods condemned by, the statute for the purpose of maintaining a profitable business, we may well facilitate a change by them In the method of doing biislneea, and enable them to bring II back Into the gone of lawfulneaa, without losing to the country the economy or. management by which. In our domestio trade the cost of production has been materially lessened, and In cometltlon wllh foreign manufacturrra our foreign trade lias been greatly Increased. Atki National Corporation Law. "I therefore recommend the enactment by congress ot a generad law providing for the formation of corporations to engage In trade and commerce among the statea and with foreign nations, protecting them from undue Interference by the ao atatea and regulating their activities naas to prevent tha recurrence, under tional auaplces, of those abuses widen have arisen under stats control. Such a law should provide for thn Issue of stock of aurh corporatlonaa to an amount equal only to the cash paid In on the atocu; and If the etock be Issued for property, then at a fair valuation ascertained under approval and supervision of federal nulhorlty after a full and complete disclosure of all the facts pertslnlntf to the value ot auch property and the Interest therein of the persons to whom It Is proposed to Issue stock In payment of sun n property. It should subact the real nnd personal property only of such to the same taxation as by the statea within which It may be situated upon other similar property located therein, and It should require such corporations to (lie full and complete reports of their operations with the department of commerce and labor at regular Intervale. Corporations organized under this art ahould be prohibited from acquiring and holding etock In other corporations (except for special reasons upon approval by the proer federal authority), thus avoiding the creation, under national auspices, of the holding company with subordinate corporations in different states which has been surh an effective ngency In the creation of the great trusts and monopolies. State Laws Conflict. act "If the prohibition ot the against combinations in restraint of trade la to be effectively enforced. It la essential that the national government ahall provide for the creation ot national corporations to carry on a legitimate business throughout the United Htates. The conflicting laws ot the different states of tha union with respect to foreign corporations make It difficult, if not Impossible, for one corporation to comply with their requirements so as to carry on bualneaa In a number of different atatea. "To the suggestion that this proposal ot federal Incorporation for industrial combinations la Intended to furnish them a refuge In which to continue Industrial It business under federal protection. should be said that the meaaure contemplated doea not repeal thn Hherman law and la not to be framed ao as to permit the doing of the wrongs which It Is the purpose of that law to prevent, hut only to foster a continuance and advance of the hlgheat Industrial efficiency without permitting Industrial abuses. "Such a national Incorporation law will be opposed, first, by thoae who believe that trusta should be completely broken up and their property destroyed. It will be opposed, second, by thoae who doubt the constitutionality ot auch federal Incorporation and even It It Is valid, object to It as too great federal centrallxatlon. It will be oppoaed, third, by those who will Insist that a mere voluntary Incorporation like thla will not attract to Its nsslstunre the worst ot tha offenders actlnet the propose statute and who will therefore Instead of It a system of compulsory licenses for all feder al corporations engaged in iniersisio business. ua conalder thean objections In their order. The government la now try-Itn dissolve some f theae combine- tlona and It la not the Intention of tha government to desist In the least degree In Its effort to and thee combinations monopolising the comwhich are merce of this country, that where It a p. peara that thn acquisition and concentration ot property go tn the extent of creating a monopoly of substantially and directly restraining Interstate commerce. It Is not the Intention ot the government to permit this monopoly to exist under federal Incorporation nr to transfer to the protecting wing of the federal ot a state corporation now violating the Sherman act. Ilut It la not, and should not be, the policy nt the government to provent reasonable concentration of capital which la necessary to the economic development of manufacture, trade and commerce. , . , Mi Doubt Constitutionality. "Second There are those who doubt the constitutionality of auch federal incorporation. Tha ngulatlon of Interstate and foreign commerce Is certainly conferred In tho fullest measure upon congress, and If for the purpose of securing In the most thorough manner that kind of regulation, congress shall Insist that It may provide and authorise agencies to carry on that commerce. It would seem to be within its power, this has been distinctly affirmed with respect to railroad companies doing an Interstate business nnd Interstate Iftldgea. Tho power of Incorporation has been exercised by conirras and upheld by the supreme court In this regard. Why, then, with respect to any other form ot Interstate commerce like the sale of goods across state boundaries and Into foreign countries, may the same power not bo asserted? Indeed. It is the very fart that they carry on Interstate commerce that makes these great Imlustilal concerns subject to federal prosecution and rontrol. Mow far as Incidental tn the carrying on of thnt commerce It may bo within the iiower of the federal government to authorise the manufacturer ot goods, Is perhaps more open to discussion, though a rrceiit dectalon of the supreme court would seem to answer that question In the nttlrmatlve. "Thn third objection, thnt the worst of. frndera will not nccept federal Incorporation, la easily answered. The decreea ot Injunction recently adopted tn prosecutions under the law are se thorough and sweeping tlrat tha corporations affected by them have but three coursea before them: "First, they must resolve themselves Into their component parts In the different states, with a consequent loss to themsehes of capital nnd effective organisation and to the country ot concentrated energy and enterprise; or seconJ. In defiance of the law and under some areret trust they must attempt to continue thrlr business In violation ot the federal statute, nnd thus Incur the penalties of contempt and bring on an Inevitable criminal prosecution of the Individuals named In the decree and their associates; or Third, they must reorganize and accept In good faith the federal charter t suggest a federal compulsory license law, urged as a substitute for a federal Incorporation law. la unnecessary except to reach that kind of corporation which, by virtue ot the consideration already advanced, will take advantage voluntarily of on Incorporation law. while the oilier stnte corporations doing an Interstate bualneaa do not peed the supervision or thn regulation of federal license and only ba unnecessarily burdened would thereby." anti-truantl-truat anti-tru- TERRIBLE VENGEANCE BY NOBLEMAN WROUGHT hmm ad r, Merchants Bank TORTURED WIFE AND HER AD MIRER WITH FUJtY OF A UNTIL DEATH COMES, 8AV-AGE Clinton Street, nickman, Kentucky. 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As he removed their skin Inch by Inch, ho rubbed salt Into tho flesh. t r Into their backs ho made Incisions, Inflaming the wounds and preventing his victims from lying In any position except such ns would Irritate tts cuts While ho compelled Saccuccl to look on. Tlnelll mutilated his wlfo's features, calling attention point by point to her beauty before ho wielded tflo knife. Then ho treated tho man in a llko manner. In the end ho resorted to unspeakable tortures. While describing all ho had done, Tlnelll laughed. "I'vo been laughing slnco I caught them," ho told tho police -- HICKMAN MARBLE WORKS asST A BUSHED 1855. (Successor TOM DILLON, Sr., Prop. (a B. G. Ramaga, deoass.tt) "It ilarble and Granite Monuments STONB i i nr to-d- CURBINO, tllCKTIAN, WORK i f all kinds, IRON FENCINO. KENTUCKY Davidson &Stubbs Meet Your Friends AT Lauderdale's DENTISTS. OFFICES: Hickman, Ej. Over Cowctll's druf ' store. Union City, Tenn. In C. B. A. building. Tonsorial Parlors art RISKS LIFE FOR PET DOG Bast In nickman. Hot and ceU ballis; eleotrlo lights and faaa, hydraulic chain and ererjrthlaf for comfort. Denver Child Almost Drowned In an Effort to Save Spaniel from Icy Water. Denver, Col. Delia Krug, II years old, risked her life and nearly lost It In rescuing her pot Spaniel from drowning. She was swept under tho lco on tho Mullln mill ditch In tho suburbs ot tho city nnd carried nearly a hundred yards down stream. A dozen men who had seen the accident rushed on tho lco searching for a trace of the child, nnd one of them finally caught sight of her dress through tho lco. All seized bars and pieces of Iron pipe, and, breaking through tho Ice, brought the little girl to the surface. Sho was unconscious and was rovtved with dimeulty. Tho dog, still clasped In her arms, seemed little tho worso bright-colore- Clinton Street, nickman, Ky. Next door to Jones' Caf.. LAND Cash Book Store Splendid Selection . . . FOR SALE Both city and farm property at rertson.iblo prices. If you have real estate for ale. let us sat you a buyer. ADDRESS: anti-tru- st New Books. Stationery, Post Cards, Call and free our stock. for its czperienco. MOTHER'S Notions, Etc DREAM FINDS BOY Vision of a Street Car Accident Leads Woman to Potter's Field Grave. Everything Hickman Courier Realty (ii Hickman. Kentucky. MarvBereiJiios&Company Chlld't Development. vclopmerit of a child's, not be left to tha mother It nrrdg the directing; tnllucnco i me the 8trotig.thep.elnK In-8 ' father. Often n chlld'a re iiorslbiutlcH nnd Rrowth nro ""aswn Rm, unwn(c,icd hy ,,, father. 110 d"08 not tinder-its 1, tr'vlMnr he doei not gtudy It , char-tIhc,u,- u' ,: A Diplomacy. "Fanny, your father hits been walking around out there for two hourii. I ho opposed to my being In here with youT" nuked tho young suitor. "Tee. Iico." glBKled tho maiden, "of course not. Thla la tho night I bet him you would propone nnd ho's waiting to lee whether he dins or logos." Woman and Time. A woman thinks clocks wcro made for tho purposo of cnubllng hor to tell Just how much she Is going; to be late. Chlcat?) Itecord-llorald- . Truth ai a Prisoner of War. Mncnulny seeks truth, not as she should bo sought, devoutly, tentatively, with tho nlr of ono touching the hem of a tiacrod enrmont. but dutch. Ing hor by ho hair of the head nnd dragging her nrter him In a kind ol bolstorous tilumph, a jrlsonuj of war. burial. and not a goddc. John Morley. Philadelphia A mother's dream was the moans of identifying an unknown boy killed by a trolley car six months ago and burled In Potter's Field. HubSeveral months ago ert Adams of Ksslngton, Fa., wandered away, but as ho frequently had dono tho samo thing beforo nnd had always returned, ltttlo was thought ot It Tho other night his mother dreamed that sho saw hi in mangled by n car and heard him call her as bo died. Unnblo to sloop, sho stmt hor husband to tho city. The body of tho boy was exhumed, Identified by the clothing, urd given to the parents for Let Us Be Your Waiter We never tire of helping others when they ask for good job printing. We can tickle the most People wh exacting typographic appetite. have partaken of our excellent service com back for a second sorving. Our prices are tha most reasonable, too, and you can always depend on us giving your orders the most prompt and careful attention. Call at this office and look over our samples. ' tnh k.M IV Norway to Have Exposition. 111 in E nro ii'uus ',raU'tl nt nn "Hoiltton to bo ............ net nuuiiuvi. mvi m- l,l ,. in... iurwy Gluten from Corn, Philosopher's Pessimism. French chemists have succeeded In A woman Is the most inconsistent obtaining a gluten na a byproduct of compound ot obntlnncy and corn, which may bo used ns foCxl or that 1 am acquainted with. Hlco In tho tnanulactuio ot ccllijlo'.d glut tor. ind sizing. JOB PRINTING 7 can do that class just a little cbssver than the other fellow. Wedding Jnvitatlons. letter heads, bill heads, sale bills, statements, dodjers, cards, etc, all recIvp ti e same careful Ueatauat -- just a llttlo better than seuis necessary. Prompt flivary always. Saturday Morning, Jan. ELLISON BROS. Will open their doors at 9 o'clock a. m., For a 22 FINAL WIND-U- P SALE ANY TO CLOSE OUT FOR GOOD AND ALL THE REMAINDER OF THEIR STOCK OF DRY GOODS, SHOES, ETC., ETC., AT PRICES A WA Y UNDER THAT HAVE HERETOFORE BEEN MADE At the same time they will begin a great MILL REMNANT SALE For which they have provided thousands of yards of MILL REMNANTS FROM THE FACTORIES, all of which will be sold at ridiculously low prices, and will enable you to buy needed goods for Spring use at a big saving in price. And at same time they will give you something unus ual in Hickman, a great Ml . ..1 I FURNITURE SALE Having taken o ver Mr, Scott's entire stock of Furniture, which will be sold for CASH at a fraction of its value See next page for full particulars and items of THE GREAT TRIPLICATE SALE ELLISON BROS. And don't forget the date SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. 22nd, and the place TRIPLICATE SALES WILL BEGIN Ellison Bros. fi Saturday Morning, 9 O'clock Prompt You'll find that of all the sales we ever held, this will be the GREATEST BARGAIN GIVER of them all, because this is made to clean up and quit for good. Wind-U- p In Our Final Sale For Our Mill Remnant Sale We have sscured thousands of yards of remnants and short lengths right from the factories, and offer them at unheard of prices. The lot includs only desirable, seasonable goods, just such as you want right now. Calicoes, 6c and 7d grades 4c Dress Ginghams, regular 8 1.3c quality 5c Flannellettes, 10c grade 6c 7 Zephyr Ginghams, solid colors, worth 10c 8 Bleached Domestics, one yd. wide, soft finish, at '. Bleached Domestic, 8c quality 6c 8 Fine White Lawo, 12 anywhere 10c White Lawns for 6c Fine Striped White Lawns, worth 20c 10c Fine quality 25c Mercerized Waistings 12 c 7 12 Percales 12 Long Cloth 8c REMNANTS of 25c, 15c and 10c goods, now 5c l-1l-l-- 3c l-l-l-- An Unusual Furniture Sale Having taken over Mr. Scott's furniture bnsiness, we offer the entire stock at a heavy reduction. These cut price's on furniture are unusual for Hickman, and will enable you to secure some remarkable values in furnishing your house. Princess Dresser 12.50 Scott's Price 18.00, our price 8.15 Dressers.. 12.50, Washstands 6.50, . 4.75 Washstands 5.00, . 3.75 Extension DiningTables.... 6.00, . 4.15 it 10.00. . 7.15 8.50, . 5.95 Ronnd Tables ., 12.50, . 9.75 i Center Tables . 1.50, . 98c n it 3.00, . 2.15 2.25, . 1.55 ti ii 5.00, . 3.45 Rockers 4.50, . 3.85 t Sewing Machines 15.00, .11.50 ii Wood Beds 9.50, 7.45 7.50, . 5.95 Ostermoor Mattresses 15.00, .11.50 Iron Beds, V. Martin fin.. 11.50, . 8.50 li II ll 7.50, . 4.50 3.00, . 1.75 4.50, . 3.25 11.50, . 9.35 11.00, . 8.25 3.55 5.00, 6.50, . 5.00 . ou will find values you never dreamed of, because every item in our stock has been gone through and marked down to prices to moke them go for good. and some Many articles have been reduced one-hal- f, three-fourtof their cost. Read these over careeven fully' then come and examine the goods. You will find evcrylnS iust 09 represented. UMBRELLAS-Ladles' fine silk, gold and pearl handle, 7.50 umbrella Men's fine 4.00 Silk Umbrellas Men's 3.00 Umbrella! 4.95 2.50 1.75 CORSETS All Jackson Corteti at heavy cut in pricei. ..98c Roilta and Royals, 1.50 corsets, at College Gill, Grecian Hip, La Mode and Mi75c lady, all 1.00 corsets, now 75c corsets at 45c 35c 50c corsets at 25c 50c Nursing corsets........... . . Of Notions and Little Things together quantities bought just for this Mill Remnant Sale, and offered at ridiculous prices. 15c Chamois Skins ..9c Good Shoe Laces, per pair lc 15c Mirrors 9c Good Pins lc Safety Pins 3c .: 25c Hair Rolls .15c 15c Back Combs 8c 15c Side Combs, per pair 8c , 15c Barettes 8c 15c Fancy Hair Pins 8c 15c Dressing Combs 8c 15c Hair Brushes 9c 15c Clothes Brushes 9c Fine Pearl Dress Buttons 3c , All 10c Pearl Buttons 5c Featherstitch Braid 3c 10c Featherstitrh Braid ; 7c 10c Hooks ano Eyes 5c Silk Velvets 25c Shetland Floss 7c we have gathered . . HOSIERY All AH Hose at prices to close out for good. our 50c and 40c fine hose Misses Fine Ribbed 25c hose Infants' Hose, in black, tan, white, blue, ete Infants' fine Silk Lisle, 25c hose Infants' pure Cashmere Hose .... Misses' and Boys' Heavy Ribbed Hose Ladies' 15c black hose . Men's 10c black socks 25c 15c . l5c .7c 6c 9c 9c 9c . Cloaks and Skirts A final cut to clean up. that sold at 7.50, 6.50, 5.00 and 3.50, choice for Ladies' Skiits that sold at 9.00 and 10.00 Ladies 1.75 and 2.50 skirts 2 doz. Misses' Long Cloaks, EMBROIDERIES at half price. ... 40c embroideries 25c embroideries 15c embroideries 10c embroideries 5c embroideries 12c 20c 1.50 4.50 98c 2 JjC 35c 50c 35c 20c 7c 1c 5c Fine White Goods At almost half price to close out. LACES at very Heavy Reductions See them. Table Linens, Towels, Crash, Etc At further reductions ALL 75c heayy table felt 75c white table linen 50c red table linen 35c red table linen Cotton Crash Stevens' pure linen crash, 10c quality 12 Bleach Huck Crash quality..... Pure linen bleach crash, 12 l-l-- MUSLIN UNDERWEAR-Pric- es Ladies' 79c Skirts for reduced to close out. 48c 1.25 Ladies' 2.25 skirts; nor Ladies' 75c skirts for Ladles' 25c drawers for 75c 15c DRAPERIES, LININGS. Etc. 15c wide draperies Genuine "Hydegrade" Heatherbloom, reduced from 40c to 10c near silk Cambric lining 8c 25c 5c 3c 2jc 7jc 7c 8c 10c 35c 15c 20c 20c 50c 50c 35c 35c 20c 1 60c fine sheer Persian Lawn 30c 45c fine sheer goods 25c 35c quality at 20c 50c grade at 30c 25c White Goods 15c 15c Flaxon 10c 36 in. pure Linen Lawn, sheer goods worth 85c,...50c Fine quality Silk Warp Flannel, SI grade 60c Any Silks in the house, some worth Sl.C0....25c 50 inch Black Muslin, very fine quality, sold at 60c 30c 4()c 67 ince fine black Organdie, worth 75c Fine black Batiste, 25c goods 15c 12 2 Black Organdies 7 l-- 2c 15c quality. Men's and Boys' Shirts and Collars Large plaid crash 60c and 75c Dresser Scarfs 25c Table Covers 35c Hemstitched Linen Towels 35c H. S. Bleached Huck Towels 21 inch Birds Eye. 10 yd. bolts Remarkably low. Cluett 1.50 shirts 1.15 Monarch 1.00 shirts 75c 35c 50c and 75c shirts v All 50c Ties :.....35c All Arrow Brand Collars 10c Boys' Anow Brand Collars, 12 to 13 5c Some special sizes Men's Arrow Brand Collars, good styles 5c 1- Shoes and Slippers We have again gone through reduced the prices. our entire stock of Men's Ladies', Boys' and Children's Shoes and Slippers and have again One Special Lot 3.00 Slippers and Shoes, values up to 50c White and Cream Wool Dress Goods-H- ave been cut again in price. 85c quality, white batiste, 42 inch 60c quality, same, now Small figured, white wool goods, cut from 60c Cream Cashmere, reduced from 35c to Ladies' Raincoats Misses' Ladles' Ladies' Ladies' At prices that ought to interest. Raincoats, with cape, worth 2.50 fine quality Cravanette, 10.00 coat 6. 50 Cravanette 5.00 Cravanette $1.00 1.50 5.00 3.00 2.50 Most remarkable Clothing offer ever made. Men's and Boys' Coats from $12 to $15 suits sizes 30x34 Choice of any Childs' Suit, worth up to 5.00 and 6.00, for Others 75c and 1.00, ages 4 to 15. $1.00 1.50 A GREAT SALE OF HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AT UNUSUAL PRICES 10 Paas Wire Clothes Lines 501b Spring Balance 5,1V G'anlte Pudding Pans N'ckel Plated Bread Trays Inch Hammered Trays Inch Butcher Knife 2 quart Granite Bucket 2 quart Granite Stew Pan 0 t 0 quart Milk Pans 2 Inch Granite Wash quart Dish Pans 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c '. lc lc :. 10c Granite Bean Bowls 1 quart Granite ; Measuaing Cup 10c 10c 2 quart Covered Granite Stew Pan One pint NICKEL PLATED Coffee, Tea Pots and Sy. Pitch.. 10c 10c Milk Strainer 5c 10c 5 bladed Pocket Knife, stag handle 10c 3 quart lipped Preserve Kettle 10c 25c Granite Dipper 10c 3 quart Granite Pudding Pan, white lined w..10c lo inch Frying Pans 10c Granite Pudding Pans 5c Covered Butter Jars 25c Stone Pitchers Large Footed Comports Brown Glazed Cuspidors 25c Glass Pitchers 10 lb. Kitchen Cannlsters 10 inch Meat Dishes, decorated china 10 inch Bakers, decorated china 10 inch Nappies, 10c Whitewood Salt Box 8x15 Meat Carving Board, heavy maple 10c ; i0o i0o 10c i0c 10c 10c .10c ioc 5c lOc ELLISON BROS. Hickman, Ky. - STERILIZE THE JAR LIME AND SOIL ACIDITY. Hr John A. McOlnro Director Srd Imtltutr District IMPORTANT POINT IN PROCE88 OF CANNING. To Neglect of Thlt li Due the Spoil. Ing of About Half the Fruit Put Up The Procett of Cold Canning. Calcium and ningnosliiiii nro two minerals very cloudy associated, and, willed with carbon dioxide, they constitute the limestone beds of tho work accomplishes this. This Is tho sire or our field of corn, As wo sat by n blazing flro (o wnnn n love for ono's Hfiid In band with the rnnnln of fruits and vegetables should go tlio This knowledge of sterilization. mean more thnn washing and rinsing of a' jar, oven when this la dono with tore than ordinary care. Soap la excellent, but nlono It Is not sulllclont to sterilize a Jar and its cover. Ilolllng water Is necessary and It la needed for a longer period than simply rins- About half the fruit which spoils and thus adds expense to the cost of housekeeping, spoils because the jars and covers are not properly sterilized. To sterilize a Jar, Immerso It with the cover in a pan of cold water, put the pan on the stove and boll for at least ten minutes. If the Jar Is removed from the water beforo using, turn it upside down to keep out tho air. Rubbers should never be used tho second time. The hands and all clothing about the Jars should be perfectly clean. The process of cold canning Is coming Into favor rapidly and will soon replace the old methods of canning altogether, This process leaves tho small fruits In their natural shapes and more of their color Is retained than where the fruit Is cooked. Sugar Is not at all necessary for successful canning by this mothod, In faot if a largo quantity is used It will draw out and change the flavor of the fruits. Excellent results have been obtained by adding to water only about as much sugar as is contained Is the fruit. All that is necessary is to put clean fruit in a sterilized jar and pour water over it until the jar ia filled, seal and 8t in a pan of water which must be brought to tho boiling polaL Clean fruit in clean Jars will not spoil. "Clean" means free from molds or ferments that fall from the air, and it the fruit Is clean In this sease, thorn will be no necessity of using the "powders" which housewives are sometimes Induced to buy. Upon analysis these powders are Invariably found to contain injurious chemicals if not positive poisons. One of the best fruits for cold canning Is Hawaiian pineapple. It Is a good fruit on which to try the process. Simply peel it and slice in a sterilized jar. Pour over it sterilized and slightly sweetened water, to which has been added a pinch of salt. The salt brings out the flavor of the fruit In quite an unexpected way. Tomatoes may be treated In tho same way or they may be sliced and covered with equal parts of water and vinegar. A can which had been sealed five years was recently opened in the domestic science laboratory of Columbia university and th color was as bright and as perfect as on the day the can was sealed. New Vegetable Knife. One of the useful kitchen tools of who likes daintily the housewife served food is a fluted vegetable knife. There are many varieties of this knife, but a convenient one has the fluted surface on the lower half and a plain edge toward the point. Small potatoes, sections of carrots, plant food, ns Is also Hum. Itotli collect largely In the seeds of plants, tho tnngnoxla more abundantly thnn the lime, wheat containing IS per cont in Its nsh of magnesia, as .1 per cent of lime, while the ashes of pens contain 8 per cent of the former to 4 nor cent of tho latter. Tims briefly. Is given tho necessity of the presence of Unto In the existence of plant life. Carbonic ncld, which comes down from tho clouds in the rnlns that moisten tho earth, dlssolvit the lime In our soils nnd If deep plow ing Is not practiced, nnd the noil is left bnro during the winter, erosion. or in other words washing takes place and the lime Is wnshed awny to the gulf, or loaches out. and this condition coupled with the plowing under of heavy beds of weedH ami the mingling of carbonic acid, leaves nn acid, or sour soli upon which clover ennnot be grown successfully, much lens Why Is this? Tho nitrifying so necessary to the fixing of mumus, which we mentioned In our Inst artl- cle. and manipulating the nltrogon so m to make It available for plant food cannot exist In nn ncld soil, and without them upon the roots of clover, nl- falfa and other legumes, theso plants cannot he grown successfully. Asldo from this condition clover, for each 1000 pounds of air dry product re quires from the soil SC. 5 imutida. for the stalk and 3G.9 pounds for the grain or a total of 93.4 pounds of lltue. From the foregoing wo can fonn some conception of the wonderful tenacltj of Fulton county soil. With no undurlylng strain of lime stone close to the surface from whose bearers and coral builders have, In all tho geologic ages, laid down their mantles and framowork for our beno-fl- t and from such conditions we have been drawing the llrno that has thus far given us ample results. Dut we have at last drawn to the limit, nature no longer responds In bounteous crops of clover and we wondor why. The conditions that confront us nre outlined nbovo; wo have arrived at a period In the whtch we must heed the cry of nature and supply her with tho conditions for which sho Is clamoring before she can respond to the demands made upon her for her generous gifts as of yore. The soil of Fulton county and the Purchase generally. Is acid, or sour to make my meaning clearer, nnd this ncldlty must be corrected; this can only be done by the application of that constituent that the soli hns been robbed of Lime. Raw limestone, while not so quickly avail able, is the safest to use, at tho rate of a ton to the ncre. Ilurnt, or caustic lime becomes available at once, but must bo air slaked beforo It Is aplted; S00 or 1000 pounds of the latter Is sufficient, being In a concentrated form, requiring ono hun dred pounds of raw limestone for GG pounds of caustic lime. Tho applica tion to be made a week or two prior to wheat seeding and harrowed in, not plowed. Never apply lirao in a caustic state, or rather burnt lime with manure, a denitrifying process takes place that releases tho nitrogen, forming nitric acid which escapes in tho air and robs it (the manure) of IU plnnt food. CuubMc lime, when plowed undor In Its caustic state destroys the humus and leaves your soli In a worso condition than it was beforo the application. Raw ground limestone can be procured nt Monanl, 111., Illinois Penitentiary, nt 76c per ton, f. o. b. Should the fanners make nn earnest effort to avail themselves of this article from Menard It could bo shipped by water, so that tho freight rates would b. very nominal. Limestone for Boils can also be procured at HopklnsvHle, but Is much higher, yet considering the amount of clover seed that Is sown each spring with results it would be cheap ntany price If results can be obtained. Pro- gresslvo farmers all over the state are using ground HmoHtono with good results, and while they began tho use of it very charily, thoy are now us-lIt In large quantities nnd find It gives results far beyond their most sanguine expectations. Tho soil of Fulton county can bo made as fertile as It was In Its vergln state, and Prof. Hopkins sayB: "Soil that once produced 30 and 40 bushels of whoat and 15 and 20 barrels of corn to the aero, can bo made to do It ngaln with proper conditions and proper cultivation." Into the Subsoil. world Magnesium Is nn IniloHpensn-bl- e When tho sun got hot nnd wo counted tho yield, Vou seo wo reduced the slzo of tho field. A hobo In Kansas Is more vnlunblo than n prince on tho Continent Some people will run moro risk nnd go farther to get ton cents dishonest ly thnn they would to earn n dollar In a fair leglllmnto way. Accidents and failures In farming or stock raising aro canned by erroneous liellofa nnd deviation from truth. Start right, nnd nt tho right time. STRICTLYTP BEST Red Clover Red Top Fancy Native Alfalfa Banner Timothy 1 0.50 bus. 5c lb. 2.50 bus. 2.50 bus. we off 1 1 disintegration tho soil can be benefitted, yet from tho great army of shell every hour In tho day nnd every day In the week, nnd over' obstacle will melt nway like snow under a blazing sun. It is a flippant nnd dangerous maxim that Is being Instilled Into tho unconscious minds of tho young, viz: "Do the other fellow before ho does you." It Is the pivotal point of hon-ostvs. rascality and a relic of barbarism. Watch nature in your farm operations and govern yourselves accordingly; she has her own laws. If obeyed wc arc successful, If disobeyed tho result Is illsastcrous. She la n kind mother to tho obedient child nnd n to the disobedient one. No man Is n man In tho truo sense of the meaning until ho knows how to earn a blameless living; and that community Is until every man can get an honest subsistence without dishonest practises. step-mothe- These seeds are as good as money can buy, and them at the above price for Cash, and Cash We believe they will go higher, Onl AS LONG AS THIS LOT LASTS Tho gentleman who is furnishing us with the Standard Seed Corn that we Intend distributing- among the boys of Fulton county with which to com- pete for prizes next fall says: "Dear Sir: Wo have you booked for five bushel crates Standard lioonc County Whlto Corn for seed. This corn came out of tho same field from which our show corn was selected nnd some of these cars will bo as good as our show corn wns." John Lewis Thrclkcld Is the first boy on the list; who'll be tho next? Hands up! Some wide-- wake boys will pull off the prizes, the highest of which will not bo less than $5. Send In your names and surprise us. a BETTER BUY NOW MULES I MULES I Wo havo about CO bend of good work mules, ranging from three to eight years old, for sale. Also a few horses and good marcs. Will sell cither for cash or credit with good note. J. F. & 8. L. Dodds Co. r ;p I 1 e ; L V turnips, or beets are cut with this kalfe for garnishes. The vegetable or fruit is first peeled "with the plain part of the knife and then sliced with the grooved edge. Potatoes when cut fluted with such a knife and fried like Saratoga potatoes are known as julienne potatows. IT Pear Marmalade. Eight pounds of sugar, eight pounds pound crystallzed of pears, one-haginger and four lemons. Doll the lemons In clear water until the peel can be pierced with a broom straw; take them from the water, remove the seeds and cut the lemons very fine. Peel the pears and cut them into thin slices. Put all the Ingredients into the preserving kettle and cook gently for two hours, stirring frequently. This makes 18 glasses of marmalade. . lf Lunchton Dish, tasty luncheon dish to serve instead of meat Is made by frying thin slices of bacon until they are crisp. Turn into the pan cold boiled potatoes cut Into dice, season and sprinkle with chopped parsley and fry until a golden brown. Just before taking from tho Are turn into the pan three or four eggs, whites and yolks beaten together, and scramble. Turn on hot platter and garnish with parsley. A There Is as much art In preparing a good seed bed, or plowing a field of corn well, ns to chisel a piece of sculpture or paint n beautiful picture. All art Is In doliiK things well, and Removing Ink Stains. Soak the stains in a weak solution of tincture of chloride and rinse Immediately afterward in water. The tincture of salt Is also reliable in removing Iron rust and quicker in action than oxalio acid; or mix salt with lemon Juice and apply to the spots. Either ia good. This is, of course, only used on Hndn or cotton. O For Sale G. B. Bond's Addition to West Hickman The pest Telephone your grocery order to tho Old Reliable all goods delivered. No. 38 Vou aro Invited to look over my srirlne lino of fine woolens. Quality s best located and Cheapropert you can buy. and workmanship guaranteed tho best piicc-reasonable. Hcniniat.A Will make EASY TERMS. Lots sold to WHITE PEOPLE ONLY. See me at the Oil Mill. B. Kennedy, GENEIIAL G. B. Bond. Since tho beginning of tho present year has your neighbor asked you to lend him your copy of tho Courier? HIGH PRICED CATTLE. MOORE AT FRANKFORT. If he has, tell hltn, when ho returns It, that ho ought to subscribe for his Ool. Dick Kclley. member of the We notice In tho proceedings of county paper. county board of equalization, has sold the State legislature. Hon. K S ono of the largest. If not tho largest, Moore, of this city, representing Kul O ever sold in Kulton county. Tho ton nnd Hickman counties, has Wen No longer do Innocent-lookinllttlu steer weighed 10:2 pounds and made chairman of tho committee 1111 packages nnd boxes arrive by express animal 97 32. Col. Kelley brought also sold fourth class cities. This Is one of wny of telling or freight, with no bringother fine ones, the Important standing committees of what they contain. Each package threehim a check for the four or ing mi tho lower house. Itep. Moure has al-must show on tho outsldo what the overage of nearly $70 $277.47 apiece. been assigned to the following name of the article enclosed, as well Chas. Ileadles, county lax assessor, committees: Military Affairs, Ken as the quantity contained' therein. gets off a pretty good nun on Mr. Kel- tucky Statutes. Railroads. Slate Pri ley. He says whllo Mr Kelley was ons and House of Reform and Public arguing with his fellow members of Offices. Leud anal Lusty Advertising. tho equalization board, Hint $9 a head I lxioks like Moore Is going to U There can he seen every once la was enough to assess his stock, his one of (he big guns before ho leaves while the front of some erstwhile dig- wife phoned him that the stock had 'rrankfort At any rate, he will hold nified store plastered with flaming r4 been sold for the above amount his own, and folks In this neck of signs, annousclag unheard-o- f bargains, Kulton Commercial. tho woods can rest assured thoy will Tiie Courier was on to this thing Do represented. tremendous reductions, sensational. disastrous, ruinous cuts In price, ai somu time ngo and did our best to O expressions keep It from getting Into print. So the rest of the NO DECEPTION IN so common to the cheapest grade of you can t Maine us. It. E. atores. It seems that sv merchant Fortune's Witch Hazel and Almond la extremely apt to succumb to the Cream What If your property should burn wiles of the man who believes In ad tnulgbt? Hotter for tho toilet. It prevents chapped vertlslng through a megaphone and A. K. Kenucdy, insure AT ONOK, office next to Farm hands and face. It Is not greasy or with a bucktt of red paint What mas era & Merchants Hank. sticky like other preparations of Its has the most influence the man with Kind, ror sale by your local drug O gives the loudtat voice? What frlead 30-gists. advice which is heeded the maa with TJ10 Lexington Gazette, of Iixlng1O the heaviest tone, who yells In your ton, has given up the fight and has suspended publication. ear and enforces It with crazy At n meeting of the board of dl Does the man who exa rectors of (ho Planters' Protectivecerates extravagantly claim faith and Association nt (iuthrio, Friday, (1. II. NOTICE. Winston and W. 1. Finch, members trust the most? Advertising is right and proper, hut advertlslag with suck Wo must insist on all accounts and 01 uio uoaru from' Hickman and Kul tnsthods is chtapailng and harmful, notes, duo us, or falling duo be paid ton counties, tendered their rcslgna It appeals ts the aenses la ta wreag promptly, or they will bo put in the won which was accepted. A very small amount of tobacco was pledged way. hands of tho officers for collection. irom mono two counties. Chinese Salt Tax. Thoro should be no excuse, with tho O la China the salt tax Is a govtra- - existing high prices for corn and cot ment monopoly. It Is oae of the prin- ton. HEALTH AND VITALITY. cipal revenues of the empirv, yielding Mott's Nervine Pills J. F, 4 B, L, DODDS CO. about JJ.00.00 a year. O O Tho great norvo and brain treat Ono of the high functionaries of mcnt for men and women, produces PILE8I PILESI tho lieof Trust tirmllrtii Mini nrfeou strength and vitality, builds up tho Williams' Indian Pile Ointment, will will go higher and suggests that tho system and renows tho normal vigor cure Blind. Dleeding and Itching Piles people kiiouiu be "educated to eat It absorbs tho tumors, allays Itching ciieujier cuis. a considerably num- For sale by druggists or by mall, $1 at once, acts as a poultice, gives In ber of lieonlo of Hickman nut nlrmulv pur box, 0 boxes for $5. Hickman Drug Co., Incorporated. stant relief. Williams' I'llo Ointment uuucaieu 10 mat extent. O O Is prepared for Piles and Itcblne of We want all tho local news. If tho private parts. Sold by druggists, ESTRAY NOTICE. mall COc and SI. Williams' Mfg. Co., you cauuot see a roporter, call No. 21 Cumberland or Homo phono. Props., Cleveland, Ohio. Taken up by W. N. Drasfiold, living about six miles southeast of HickO O man, Ky., one red heifer about one GENTLEMEN. LADY WANTED. year old with 110 marks or brands. Your Fnnev Vntn Rlltf Mllff1r.ru Valued by mo at $12.00. To introduce our very complete lino Witness my hand this 17th day of of beautiful spring wool suitings, was can bo cleaned hv Prnnr-l- i 11iv tmiHti fabrics, fancy walstlngs, silks, etc., od and will not shrink or injure tho December, 1909. hdkfs, laces and petticoats. All up launc.H ciimldt. W. A NAYI.OIt, J. F. O. C. to date N. Y. City patterns, FlnoBt O Attest; S. T. Hoper, Clerk. line on the market. Dealing direct Tho famous Douglas shoes are sold with tho mills you will find tho price low. Profits $10 to $30.00 weekly. only by A. S. Uarkett In Hickman. Samples und full Instructions packed Nothing better for bad NOTICE TO W. O. W. weather. la a neat sample case, shipped prepaid. No money required. Assessment No. 232 for January, Is O duo and must be paid by February 1, Excluslvo territory. Wrlto for particSea A. 13. Kennedy fnr Inaiirntirn or you will stand suspended. Call at ulars, lie first to apply. Standard of nil kinds Klre, I,lfo, Accident, In nickuiuu Dank and pay samo. Dress Ooods Co., Dept. F. 1, good, responsible old lino companies, N. Y, JOHN PYLK, Clerk. well-worc gMtlo-ulatlansDing-hampto8 11 88 I: fX far ol-- THE LARGEST OF MEN'S MAKER AND REMB FINE SHOES IN THE WOW rait tli 119 Hoard Ifl could take you into nl Ul 'I" (oriel at Brockton, Man, ni bow carefully W. U Dou made, you would raliit wbj Ihrir ahan. ill better. wfr bum tre of greater value than any clirf com ror I and duraut tr, lup.rlor loall "I h BUPtmon to worn W I and k lm f wra t Htu DcjiUii""" Vi ?S W 1r "'Jr ll tfl" U 'm lamiw! un IL I. Mill. r. txll Hriirt t AUI Mui, rOK IXLX IT A. S. BAHKKTT FURS nr. Hldos I n.atatVsVli F..lh.rs. Tallow, uy ,, Olna.ns.Oolu.o ?"g e.' tbellfe Ms7.lt M. tME Hickman FnraW INCOKIHlKATtU & Funeral Director! And Embalmen- T(.a'' Good Resolution 'V M M. M. V You Imve probably made several good resolutions for this year, but it is not too late to make another one thnt will promote the welfare of both yourself and your family. RESOLVE TO BUY DRUGS AND DRUG STORE GOODS AT OUR STORE thnt a very easy resolution to keep. After once learning how carefully wc guard customers' interests, you will doubtless be willing to even go out of your way to do your trading here. Goods of higher quality than wc carry are not obtainable and our service is one wc arc sure you'll appreciate. Quality considered, no one can sell at You'll find lower prices. Sctetfforv tie mahrthme to lltdftwn In mtttn Dntum h Utlth till w.tfr..' - Pialm XXIII, 1. he quiet of the pasture lands! 1 There all the tfrsss Is tfrccn nntl sweet. And. whljpcrlcss, It understands The tfentlc pressure of our feet; There dandelions thickly spread In wondrous nrabesques of dold As thou ah the stars from overhead Upon earth's bosom hid been rolled. The violets lautfh at the sky An echo of the dresmlntf blue: The voiceless breezes wander by To thread the blossom paths anew; The early bees In search of sweets Seem all In the air. Each wind Is noiseless In its beats As through the soundless day they fare. The wild rose in Its cloister nook Is shielding yet Its summer blush; The trees beside the lazy brook Sway softly In the mornlntf's hush; The scattered clouds of white tfo by Like sunklsscd sails far out at sea The nrdoslcs that Journey high To whatsoe'er their haven be. The quiet of the pasture lands I Where newborn flower, leaf and vine Seem to be spring's hands That ofTer us her amber wine; Where filmy veils of mist uproll On sights that halt and hold us long There, in a chord that thrills the soul. The very silence sings a song! cup-beirln- m tK. May we serve you this year? Cowgill's Drug Store (INCORPORATED.) but r waa putting tho finishing touchei to him and wanted to do the Job rlsht. For of course I'd not been alttlnx there with my handa folded. I had ferreted out an Indelible Den ell a purple one, a lore! I had prlei up hla teeth. They were simply or geoua the way I flxed them, but Tip didn't seem to llko tho tasto of that Small bisters irjinn jvb mwA V. Reflections .i'.ff ran waa awiuuy . V. ties. i 10 my pre- Juat as I had finished I heard Pan's mi dor. w smell a riL don't company voice calling like aweet per fume: "Dear, don't you and Tip want IP rr. sea i.p uis iutvi ran auu a lltl! cake!" ,A Then bp birknd three, times Did waT Tip waa down at one T'p i.rlrd a rat. Just at t did. bound. In my sudden fright, I put ray haad to my face and happening I tfiin t pull off dead leavM to glance In Fan's mirror It seemed ',B3 r.:rj suci Tina jusi neip- to me that I looked a little weird. Hut what did fan do But I never say dlel T.J in:w eiis a pounce at my lets with Down I went swirling my sklrta the and iliout at ma: way Fan does, and up I marched to poor Mr. John'a mother, my hand out Bii.n( mil roeia ion uo away stretched. She grasped It Use that beast with you!" "Oh!" ahe gasped, dropping my haad and holding up a glass eye on a mm cuuuau auaa. rj. , iu stick to hypnotlte i ui ui me, I suppose, ire i try patient, but when once "What a very obJecUonable looking n should bewaro of lltUe girl!" irsuaed ire I1BII' Mother and Fan hurried Tip and ifnt Into the kitchen then to mix me out of the room. Fan was awful ly rude and aweet mother waa frown' TM i a .1 mrxW lint lh tng and angry. to si away by telling me that Fan cried all the rest of the day, r t .r.K io maun a She told poor Mr John on the 'phone . . ...... that ahe was ao ashamed ahe never ..... n .ar, I C'rht havn A nliri- - hufnrn inv wanted to aee him again, which means that he came earlier than usual and stayed later than ever, I got purpler and purpler all the b.r I E n ii m anrp mint r a u m umDear mother tried to bleach i iiiuKctl ni inw time. i f i.rr.f, but It did not aeem me, but the purple Just ran up Into flL If my hair, I surely do look odd. Even Tip runs away when he aeea me, But ao one haa aeen me cry. Still, If you Juat knew the black fright In my lafD cc'her took me and sweet acul! I've got to go to achool to4 t) he bath tub for our dally morrow, mother says, Suppose I don't - ...-- -. get white by tbeal unci III MVI - -O "inn muv a;ut BUy ill icv toia me mat poor Mr. Suu A. K. Kunuudv for limiirniirn ot all kinds Fire, Life, Accident, iu n her and Kan She aald I was wood rcspoualblo old lluu couipaulus. .....n iau aim snow ine 3 ears were simply stunning. When he a II t i l..w mmb tiBlr was trimmed I did my fingernails and . I- . . .4 t n Um h.fnra .1 r w ....... " my teeth and touched me up under my I. rstif J t rrrlf to poor Mr. John eyes, as I've seen Kan do. I waa quite I actually struck with myself. I ''UK reformed. jot U think I looked h a broom In her chlun like thaso pictures of Circassian beau brr . KHMk I I it... Next I colored all hla white spota. Hla ei..nt urn tf - lra Ma. When shown positive and reliable proof that a certain remedy had cured numerous cases of female ills, wouldn't any sensible woman conclude that the same remedy would also benefit her if suffering with the same trouble? Here are two letters which prove the efficiency of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Fitchvillo. Ohio. "My daughter was all run down, suffered from pains la her side, head and limbs, nnd could walk but a short distance at a time. She camo very near having nervous prostration, had begun to cough a good deal and seemed melancholy by spells. Sho tried mm v &-- two doctors but cot Ilttlo help. Since taking Lydia B. Pinkham's vegetable Compound, Blood Puriilcr and Liver Pills sho has improved so much that sho feels and looks llko another girl." Mrs. O. Colo, Fitchvillo, Ohio. '( Ki Irashnrg, Vermont. "I feci it my duty to say a few words in praise of your medicine. When I began taking it I had been very sick with hidncy and bladder troubles and nervous prostration. I am now taking tho sixth bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and And myself greatly improved. My friends who call to sco me havo noticed a great change." Mrs. A. II. Sanborn, Irasburg, Vermont. We will pay a handsome reward to any person who will prove to us that these letters are not genuine and truthful or that either of these women were paid in any way for their testimonials, or that the letters are published without their permission, or that the original letter from each did not come to us entirely unsolicited. What more proof can any one ask ? For 30 years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been the standard remedy for sick woman docs justice to feaalo ills. No not try this famous medicine. herself who will Made exclusively from roots and harbs, and has thousands of cures to its credit, aaaa, Mrs. Plnkham invites all slek women to write her for advice. She has guided thousands to health free of charge. Address Mrs. PinkhaBt. Lynn, Mans, f -- I CORKING GOOD LAND. of 1 New Pastor Presbyterian Church. iour-iaye- - Editor Brlce, of the Union City News Banner, speaking of tho land ueiow town, says: The land behind tho loveo below Hickman is rapidly coming Into tho limelight. Wo recently went over the territory and pronounce It the finest and richest soil wc ever saw. every acre of It as rich as Mr. John i'almer's field adjolnlnc Hoosea Vol- ley Academy. We missed hv n n I Hale's fine 400 acre farm that ho Is j opening up. Our former scholar, Mr. Charlie Drown. Is getting rich off the slice that he recently bouc.it and paid for. Tho Dodda Brothers re cently sold 700 acres of this land to an agricultural stock company for 200-acr- e the condition of Fanners and feht: M 1107.532 doing bailneti at town of Hickman. Oountr of Fulton. (State ot Kentucky, nt the close of business on the ftn day ot December. 1009: IIKSOUUOKH $35,000 - to Increase In the near future. It has In the last five years jumped fro $5 to $50 an acre. Tlio next Jump will bo to J100, maybo HBO, possibly $200 the acre. Engineers havo recently been In there surveying for the new railroad. They stated they wero Illinois surveyors and we have no reason to doubt It. He's right, nlrlght. IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS. In cash. Tills land Is bound one or more endorsers as urety Heal estate mortgages Call loans on collateral Time loans on collateral U.S. Bonds Other stocks, bonds, etc Due from Nat'l Hanks Due from State It'ki nnd Ixmns and discounts with 22 11.S1T 21 6t5 8,188 00 M Hunkers Due from Trust Do's U. 8. and National Hank Notes , Specie 8,utf M liysw 85 Checks and other cash Items Kxcbange for Clearing House Overdrafts (secured) Overdrafts (unsecured),. ., Taxes 1,84a to m The nlnrmltiK consumption of mor. uiuinru, uui l I Iffl nl a.a M fi wniie a una phine, opium, laudanum and cocalno . ui nnii-ri In tho Htntu of Kentucky Iiub so na mat tneani "not" under d tho druggists of tho Stato that truth a delegation will eeek to have a bill l4 a niserabl afternoon, sitting Introduced Into tho legislature prohibM uncomfortablo on thv win- - iting tho sale of thvso drugs to any k up m mother'a room. That per no n except on presentation of u Hickman .:. i iei me ko out ror physician's proncrlptlon. Id fM li...a tt..a ..-- a an inpn. haa hur (jtiota of lliee victims, too, nui l nau uium a dik auto ma- H isj uur nouie an winrn Thn lYnnnsiicft Inu- nrnhlMtlni- - tin. .v dati- t. poor Mr. John's. mnnufacturo of beer or whiskey In ii th v . mui : . uibi " U'BJ,i jUii ntl room tho state went Into effect January 1, w,len 1 beK I'JIO. You, old, dry thing! ij, M t .. .m,, , . . . s gafeT' l.TSl 45 TSi 60 Current Kxpenses raid Don't Mistake the Cause of Your .teal Kstate llnuklng House Other Heal Estate Troubles. A Hickman Citizen Furniture and Fixtures Other assets not inoluded under Shows How To Cure Them. any of above beuds .,. 1,600 00 a - . Anyhow, a woman In .... -- uu wna aimoat as fat aa Mdry ore atepped out After cimt three nklnnr rlrl. Iik -- FINE! FIItEl Kennedy. r Aa --. " .utir ut'BQI man va l?.n .uo mree wr ilk. . I. uu, na to lot water 0 m, -- ".. jn;:ir Mr H. 11. Itrlce. formerly a citizen of tho country nouth of Troy, has property south of Hickman, near Ko, 9 Lake, Is now located iriEntluilr l.mr dm. 1 there. .Mr. llrlce and tho brother of is company ToIph talk nr Editor Jas. llrlce and well known a. fl raonor'a rolca once bout Troy. nainB iWt of scared and O Rev. V. G. Stockton, of Covington, Tenn. -. .ua now i ... " It Is predicted thnt Ed Thomas, of and than a fr...n Fulton, will be appointed by (lovernor ne sard net. Wall. Wlllson as judge ot this Judicial dis trict. O Jnhn'a m-l- h.. ?;.:t!s-- Msa t. svimevsw t. " ' - h9 of Plates. The Union City Commerrlnl nsks hid had to put on the lit- - What has become of our Commercial black drc" nd 11 Club!" Don't know, Miunliall, ours Xi.P b,,t sold and white Ib gone, and muybu the same fellow got 'em both. o "l was craiy to 60 down, Mrs. A. K. McConucIl, of near this city, wua one of tho nrlxo winners. NOT TRYT In the Obion County I'ouitry hxmuu Popham'a at Union City, Dec. 18. Her Mhowlng -Awas of tho white Plymouth llocK va STHMA REMEDY M Services at this church Every Sunday morning tAnd evening You are except 4th Sunday In each month. invited to Prompt and vnce 11 im-i- n ,n rlety. These services... Tr 1 niall Mfn.- f!n w 1A. i iiv... -to i. FI11E! FIIIBI Kennedy. D... wua ... County of Fulton. I, J. A. Thompson, Cashier of the above Uuiued Hunk, do kolnnil .wc. ttmt. tim above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Correct Attestl J, A. TllOMfDOi-r- , Cashier. Foiter-MllburHuhtorlbedandsHoru touufora ma thl.fti). Co., Duffalo, New York, solo agents for tho United day of January, 1V10. Mr commission eiDlres at and. if unit States. slou of tbeHeuutv. Kemember the name Doan's and SKA 1.1 Notary Public take no other. n Many peoplo never suspect thoir kldnoys. If suffering from a lauio weak or aching back they think that it Is only a muscular weakness; when urinary troubles set In they think it will soon correct itself. And so It is with all other symutoms nf klilnnv disorders. That is Just where tho dauger lies. You must cure these troubles or they may lead to diabetes or llright's disease. Tho best remedy to use is Doan's Kidney Pills. It cures an ins which are caused by weak or diseased kidneys. Hickman people testify to permanent cures. A. V. Overby, of Hickman, Ky says: i'or two or three months I was troubled by disordered kidneys. I had dull pains in tho small of my back and whenever I stooped or lifted, sharp twluges caused me much misery. At night the acho lu my back greatly disturbed my rust. 1 nrodo In the mornlni; feolinc tired and languid and nervous spells both ered mo. A sediment in the kidney sucretlous proved that my kldnoys needed attention. Learning of Douns Kidney Pills, I procured a box at Helm& Ellison's drug storo and In three days they rollover iie. It ro f quired but tho contents ot the box to effect a complete cure. I am glad to say that this euro has been permunout and 1 therefore havo uo hesitation lu allowing you to publish my 8tatomuut." For salo y all dealers. Prlco CO cents. ono-hal- I.IA11ILITIK8 Capital stock paid lu, lu casta Hurplus Fund..... Undivided profits Fund to pay taxes Deposits subject to eh'k (on which Interest Is not , Pt'd) Deposits subject to ch'k (on which int. Is paid Demand cortlrlcatcs of ilupo.lt (on which inter. est Is paid) Time certificates ot (on which interest it (20.UU 00 2S.UU0 OU VI UiJM M is paid).... Havings deposits (on which interest Is paid Oortlfled Checks , M, 318 00 DueNatlouul Hank Due state banks A hank's Due Trust Companies Cashier's Checks outstanding Notes and bills redlscouuted Unpaid dividends Taxes due and unpaid Hills payable.... , Amtofuiicl'mddepoaltsou hand. Other liabilities not un der any of the above heads Utnttt ext tTa.....Al.w I IIUUM TO uiBVB inn. Minrw." ii tmur Houud-Up nalr of shoes III tho Salo at Smith & Amburg's. O J. FIIIE! Fllim Kennedy, M. JlUllHAUU 1 It. M. Iai.XK I Director T. A. Lsiirouu Heard NEW ARRIVAL ... ..... i On the Streets ,, ifc fciiaii- FOR SALE-- . We have some new and second hand Iron Roofing, Locust Posts, Brick, Pipe, Shovels, Forks, Brooms and Cement that we wilt sell cheap. See us at Oil Mill. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF SPRING GOODS Ladies Muslin Undwre. Laces and Embroideries Ginghams, Percales FIRKI VlREI Kennedy. HICKMAN IIIUKMAN. KV. BANK 1909, F. S. Moore went to Frankfort last night. II E. Curlln was hero from Union City Sunday. Al Close of Business December 28th, RESOURCES J J. C. Bondurant Is qulto sick, his trouble Is probably pneumonia, Mrs. Guy Rabbins has been visiting her mother, Mrs. M. Amberg. S L Dodds returned from a busl ness trip In Clarksdalo. Miss., Friday Buy your groceries from tho Hick man Grocery Co., nnd save C per cent C T. Bondurant and wlfo wont to St Louis Tuesday night for a fow fow days' visit. Richmond & Bond Co. Lotns, Discounts And Overdrafts Real Estile, Furniture and Fixtures YOUNQ MAN IN TROUBLE. $38,330 91 Cash on Hanti Demand Exchange 3,000 do and Calicoes CDALTZE J-- ... & DODDS J ...'Dry Goods Company Inoorpoivilocl J. F. & S. L, Dodds Co. vs. It. I. Russell ct al. Judgment for $131. J. M. Melton vs. Menccl Doz Co. Melton claims that his health was damaged by tho improper construc tion or a truck ho used while an employ of that company. Ho sues for $1,000. Demurrer sustained. Dismissed. J. D. Leech vs A. T. Franklin. A suit on a note. Judgment for W6.87. L. C. Hoberson vs. N. G. Morris. Robertson sold Morris a lot In Fulton and Morris built a blacksmith shop on the lot. Hoberson sues for dam ages because ho claims his view is cut off. Dill of exceptions filed for Court of Appeals. John Ilroadhurst vs. Ella 11 road- hurst. Dlvorco granted, costs paid. Annie Read vs. C. L. Read. Di vorce granted, costs paid. Six oth er divorces were granted In which costs have not been paid. Up to yesterday, tho grand jury hod returned eight indictments. esterday afternoon the jury list for the next term of court was drawn. Tho following lawyers are here: Mayfleld. Gus Thomas, W. II. Hester, Guy Ilobblns, Sam Crossland; Clinton, R. L. Smith, Joe Dennett, It. 11. Flat. E. T. Uullock; Bardwcll. M. T. Shelbourne; Paducah, A. M. Tyler; Fulton. H. T. and T. N. Smith, nnd Ed Thomas. GRAND JURY: J. J. Seay. W. II. Rouden, C. I. Hagan, J. II. Pickett, A. M. Dellow, W. R. Dowen, T. J. Reed. S. B. Burrus, J. E. Phlpps, R. M. Metheny, S. M. Blnford, T. A. Pratber. Sr., foreman. PETIT JURY: W. P. Reed. C. A. Barber. O. A. Townsend, M. A. Norman, I). C. Stubbs, It. C. Arlington, Frank Watson, John Cboate, W. J. Harper, O. D. Cole, N. J. Coram, R. A. Howell, O. N. Roper. . 11. Moore. J. S. Creed, J. W. Mayfleld, L. C. Lunsford, J. A. Roper. R. B. Brevard, It. L. Bradley, D. D. Davis, P. J. Oliver, W. U. Sowell. O CIRCUIT COURT. House Monday. In tbo absence of Judge II. J. Uugg Judge J. C. Speight, of .Mayfleld. filed bta commission as special judge appointed by Gov. Wlllson, and Is presiding. Jas. W. Honey Is county attorney and It. L. Smith, of Clinton, is prosecuting. Doth of theso attorneys are acting for the first time in their reTho regular January term of tho Circuit Court convened at Uio Court spective capacities. Deputy Sheriffs J. It. Goaldcr and S. D. Luten were sworn in Monday morning and are waiting upon tho court. Miss Cora Moorchead, of Wlckllffe, has been appointed as official stenographer for the ensuing term of four years. She takes the place of Mr. Cropland, of Mayfleld. Louis Uuehner, of Louisville, was granted license to practice law lu the state. Judge U. T. Davis, Hon. P. S. Moore and Judge Speight being the examining committee. Mr. Uuehner will locate in Louisville. Tho bond of V. A. Naylor as judge of tho Fulton County Court was approved by tbo court. Tho bond of J. W. Morris as Circuit Clerk aud Trustee of the Jury Fund was filed and approved by the Court. Itight here we might add that John Wesley is one of the best Circuit Clerks Fulton county has ever had accommodating popular. Up to the hour of going to press, tho following cases have been disposed of: Three cases. Filed away. Silas French, part owner of the Steamer Liberty when sbo was In the Cairo New Madrid trade, retailing whiskey. 19 cases. Filed away. Jim Thomas , forgery. Continued. Thomas is serving sentence lu tho penitentiary for horsestealing. Filed away. Angus I'ltU, alias T. C. Dullard, breaking Jail. Continued. He Is In the penitentiary serving sentence for embezzlement Filed away. Silas Sears. Gaming-- . Filed away. Turner Simmons, carrying concealed deadly weapon. Two cases. Continued. Edgar ilutler, retailing whiskey. Continued. Stewart Mcklnney, store breaking. Continued. Jim Morris, flourishing pistol. Con tlnued. "Cat Eye," a negro, furnishing liquor to minor. Continued. Jno. Morris, retailing whiskey. C tlnued. Frank Ferrlner, wilful murder. He was indicted by the grand jury for the murder of the walker family of negroes south of Hickman some time ago. Continued. Sam Neighbors, gaming. Continued u. u. Nicnois, mauciuos snooting Continued. OIJIo Nichols, assault with deadly weapon. Continued. Nora Patterson, breach of peace, Continued. weapon. Jas. Commonwealth. K. LeMoore, selling whiskey. Li LEVEE CONTRACT LET. Last Friday, A. J. Wheeler, the en gineer for the Scott ' County Lcvco District, let the contract for the construction of tho loveo to R. L. Leon ard & Co., of Memphis, Tenn Leonard will hlro all the farm teams that he can get and start the work before tho end of this month and finish the levee with his own outfit beforo the 15th of June. This loveo closes tho gap from Commerce to the Mississip pi county line. This Is the same gap which let the river como out last summer and overflow the country between Charleston uud Slkeston doing daniago to the extent of about S200,- oou. Farmers in this district will re joice when this levee Is completed for no less than three temporary levees have been built and caved Into tbo river lu the last 25 years. This levee being a permanent one, is located far enough back from tho river to Insure Its stability, Charleston Courier. O Jno. Jackson, assault with deadly Continued. Henry Hall, petit larceny. Tried and acquitted. J. W. Patterson, wilful murder. In Jail. Continued. Hob Average, wilful murder. Sen tenced to 21 years In penitentiary, He killed another negro lu Madrid Bond last year Jesse Cloves, grand larceny. An peal. He Is accused of taking goods from Smith & Amberg's store that belonged to another party. Contln Jim Uradford, housebreaking. The charge was reduced to trespass and fined $25 and costs, which he paid Ho was only 15 years old. V. II. Dadger vs. Fulton County. Badger sues for damages caused by Ills horso breaking Its leg in a bridge In the bottom. Demurrer sustained and caso dismissed. Joe llallard vs. City of Hickman. Uallard, who was employed as night policeman was discharged anu now sues for 166 damages, claiming he wus out of work one mouth by reason of tho city falling to fulfill its contract with Win, Demurrer hub mined with leave u. runted to amend, uru to deliver telegram, Dismissed nettled, V. I. Atteberry vs. M. & O. H. It Suit for damages burning barn. Set- Uvd. ued. It. R. Itogers, wilful Dond. Continued. murder. On Mr. W. T. Buckner, who died at his home In Union City after a short Illness, was brought hero yesterday and his remains laid to rest In tho City Cemetery. Mr. Buckner was one of tho old settlers of Hickman and lived here In the neighborhood of 40 years. Ho started in the buggy and harness business, and being an expert buggy man, accumulated n small for tune, but afterwards entered tho sa loon, both retail and wholesale, and lost his wealth. After Hickman went dry, ho went to Cairo, where ho was in the saloon business for a time, and after that located In Union City, where he entered his old business, tho buggy and carriage business, and remanled In this business up to his death. He Is survived by his wlfo, and one of his five children, Miss Ho was about sevenAda Buckner. ty years old and a man well known to all the old residents of this part of the country. the hostess of an enjoyable "COO" party. Thero wero four tables. A salad couruo and coffco were served. The guests wore, Misses Annie and Ruth Ellison. Charlotte Hubbard. An nie Cowglll, Louise At wood, Virginia Prettier, Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Kennedy, and C. M. Blackford, Ferd Mad-doEdward Prather, Guy Halo, Qus Aloxander, thai, Stephens, of Mom phis, and Clarence Reed, C. T. Bondurant was in Memphis a fuw days last wwH on busings. wub Monday evening Miss Mabel Wilson rah Tuesday morning, to answer to There will bo services at Rogers l ho charge of appropriating to bis School House, next Sunday. Every own uso government funds amounting to 1I26.6K. body invited. E. P. Wright. It seems that tho money won taken Mrs, Sam Parker and daughter, between October 1. 190U. and January Mrs. G. 8. Harrison, havo returned 1. 1910. When Pomtmaster Stephens from a visit to friends and relatives sent In his October report, then? was In Troy, Tenn. a shortage of $20 or mors, Post ofMorgan flco Inspector Gronwold Thero arc two cases of Rmallpox ra mo to Hickman and made nn Inves in Hickman and several reported In fixation. Ho told Stephens the came this vicinity. All nrn being looked nf his shortage and wanted to arrest nfter to prevent spreading. the young man at once. On account II. T. Ilenlo has been appointed as of the parents of tho young man, tho a Notary Public for a term of four Postmaster iiersuadcd him to hold up years. His appointment has been in the matter hoping thero might be a mistake which would bo cleared confirmed by the Stato Senate. up when tho quarterly Inventory and Mrs. Roy McKlnney, who under report aro compiled. This happened went n serious operation week bcfor In December, and mutters proved to last at the homo of her mother, Mrs be even worso Instead o better. The postofflce people took action. A. A. Farls, Is reported Improving. Wells waived examination and gave Mrs. Bruce Coulter Is hero from bond In tho sum of 100 for bis an Union City, visiting Mrs. Jesse Clay lieamnce at tho next term of tho Fed nnd Mrs. Jno. Weathcrly. Mr. Cou- eral court. lter has gono to Jacksonville, Fin Prather Wells Is n step-soof Jno with a view to locating there. Ryan, whose wlfo was formerly n An examination of applicants for Mrs. Wells. Both are highly respect County Diploma will be held at the ed people of this city. The heart Court House In Hickman on Friday broken mother Is an exceptionally woman. nnd Saturday, Jan. 28 and 29. Dora good M. Smith, Co. Supt HAPPENINGS AT CAYCE. Lost week. Mnrshall Parks, who runs tho band saw at tho Mengel II. P. Johnson was In Hickman on Btavo mill, bought a lot In Bond'H Ad business Monday. dltlon to West Hickman, and will Mrs, Julia Hansbcrry Is visiting rut build as soon as the weather opens auvea ncro this week. "P. Mrs. Mlnnlo Watson, of Hickman Mrs. Alex. Barnes was taken to Louisville yesterday afternoon for Is visiting relatives here. Martin Bondurant and family visit medical treatment. Tho same morning she underwent an operation, and eu relatives hero Sunday. It was thought best by local physl Bob Alexander and wlfo visited the clans to send her to tho hospital. lalter's mother n fow days this week Mrs. H. S. Klllntt wnnt In Piiltnn W. A. Naylor and wife wero the I ho funnrnl nf hi.r Mondnr to ntti-m- l guests of Mrs. John Naylor Wcdnes uncle, "Touso" Allen, who dlcd.Mon- day. uay nigni, at mo age oi to years.. Ills brother, F. M. Allen, accompan- Is Mra. Flnrenm Ilrniltnir nt IHrna visiting her mother n few days ied her. mis weK. Jno. Franklin, n Baptist devlno on A a small scalo, aud Uncle John Brown, homo birthday dinner was given at the of Mrs. Powell both negroes, were nrrested Sunday A largo crowd Jessiepresent. Monday was for "fussing" and getting loud. In Judge Romlcy's court Monday, Uncle Severn! young people attended the John wan released and Franklin fin uiuaH.ai Knfn oamruuy nigm uy mo Misses Edmlston. All present report ed $16.50, which bo paid. u uicu null. Iter. R. M. King, who died at his O homo In Memphis, last Friday, at 8HOOTINQ AT FULTON. the age of 70 years, spent seven years of his llfo as pastor of the M. Ernest Wray, n Nashvlllo detective E. Church In Hickman four years at employed by the City of Fulton to ono tlmo and thrco at another. Old hunt down bootleggers, was shot and residents will remember him. mortally wounded Tuesday, by L. W. Burton, who says he This spring will see a lot of big bottlegglng by Wray. was accused of steamboats and barges running on Wray wos to In tho river between St. Louis and New Nashville, but taken littlehis home en very hope Is In a fow years much of Orleans, and ror his recover. the heavy freight In tho Mississippi tertained Is making a strong fight a Fulton Valley will bo transported on Its nat- gainst bootleggers In ural channel, tho greatest navigable hired two detectives particular and to assist the river on earth. local officers. Baker Is the name of Friday evening, Mrs. J. M. Hub- tho other detective. bard entertained a few friends at LATER: The unfortunate man Bridge. An excellent salad course died just as the train on which he s was served. The guests were was being taken to Nashville was II. N. Cowglll, E. B. Prather, Burton C. P. Shumate, L. A. Stone. T. T. enterine Tennessee City. Swayno, Molllo Prather, J. II. Millet surrendered to officers and will be and W. II. Baltzor. placed in the county jail in this city. 1910 will bo a year of vory high O prlcos. Flour, Meal, Bacon, Lard FALSE REPORT. and a fow other things will be too high to use. However, If you should Tho remirt drrtilntpil Inat unul ttm use any of these you will find ours Miss Bonule Carpenter was stricken very best quality and nt prices uuna was erroneous. of the 5 per cent lower than elsewhere. Sbo has suffered, hnwnvnr nti nl Hickman Grocery Co. tack of Iritis, which has taken the sight of one eye, but It Is the opinion Officers Dillon, Wright and Hamby tho physician In raided a crap gamo in tbo negro of is omy temporary, attendance that ii nnd that lu a pressing club north of tho Courier short tlmo she will mitlrnlr offico Saturday night. They bagged 8ho confined to a darkened Jesso Routen, Lynch Brown, Charllo room has been past ror tho two weeks. Boyd and "Blgham." They were fined $2C50 each, Brown paid his fine tho rest aro working for tho city. The entortalnment and dance glvon On Tuesday evening of last week. by the vounir men nf tin. inwn v.ui. Miss Virginia Prather entertained a nesday evening ut tho hall was one fow friends nt cards. An excellent oi uiu most enjoynuie nrralrs of the salad courso with welsh rarebit mado winter and ono nf tlm I fir if (tut nttitnil. on the chafing dish was greatly rel- cd. The Halmnn hnml f iirtilfwwl list music, and until the midnight hour ished. The guests wero Misses s and Tuckers Cowglll, Chnrlotto Hubbard, Ma- uiu wuiiies, Punch was bel Wilson, and Guy Hale, Edward were greatly enjoyed. serveu mrougnout mo evening. Prather, Clarcnco Reed and Ferdlo tho dancers, thero wus an unMaddox. usually largo number of visitors. Mlua... Last Friday evening, Miss Char-lott- Tho follnwlnif wnni nr.iv.ititHubbard entertained a few of Marie Brovard, Annie Cowglll, Char- her friends at "500." Thero wero 3 iouo nuuuaru, i.ouibo Alwood. Noll tables, An elaborato salad courso Rogers, Virginia Prather, Frankyo was enjoyed. Tho guests were Miss- Held, Cecil Barnes, Mary Olark uud es A ti nlo Ellison, Nell Rogers, Mabel Mabel Wilson, and Messrs Gus AlexWilson, Virginia Prather, Ascher Ken ander, Clarence Reed, Chas. Stephnedy and wlfo, Arch DoBow, Uus ens, of Memphis, A. B. Dellow. Guy Alexander, C. M. Blackford, Clarenco Halo. W (i Dnrtinn llnnrv llintill. ton, Perry Hamilton, Edward Pruther. Reed and Chas, Stephens, uaso, lioiiert reruie wauuox, Miss Estelle Reneau entertained a Dellow and Swayno Walker, and number of her friends Friday even- Messrs and McmiIhiiii-- A K lfinnii.il v ing. Tho houso was beautifully dec- J. II. Millet, T. T. Swayno. E. It. El- orated In palms and ferns. Progress- iisun, u. r. ruminate, u. ii. iiond nnu ive "500" was played, After tho J. C. Sexton. games a salad courso was served. Boh Isler lft llilu imirtilin. Those present were Misses Bertyo li. ducah ufter spending yesterday with Mae Rice, Lois Bartlett, Louise Cecil Barnes, aud Mary Clark uis parents, nou win leave next uud Guy Halo, Swayno Walker, Fred week for Pensucola, Fla., where he Caso, Gordon Rico and Mr, and Mrs. will still work for tho Southern Express Co. Henry Sanger. . Mcs-dameAn-nl- o two-steps o - Prnthcr Wells, nge 17 years, tho voting man who has been working In the Hickman postofflco for several months, was arrested at his home In West Hickman. Monday night by U 8. Marshal Neel. and taken to Padu Currency and Silver 18,375 63 M.706 u LIABILITIES' Caplfal Stock Surplus - - - . . . ' ftyoooot ts,coow Undivided Profits less lazes and expenses paid) Deposits - .' 1,110 01 148,160 4) certify thai the abate slalemenl Is correct. W C RCED Cni, mnn Bank, nnd we point with pride to our increased mM . H- - 1 t wc nave noi oniv gatnea nicciy in ucposits, ibut tn depositors ns wen, nnu wc ucsire to tntcc mis opportunity to thinkc customers, one nnunu, lor tncir prist patronage and auutel ot the same courteous nnu liberally conservative service mi future that hns been theirs in the past. If vou are nni n customer of the Hickman Bank wc respectfully solicit yosl DanKing ousmcss nnu guarantee you every accommodation coil sistcnt with conservative banking. With our large capital u surplus wc nrc fully prepared to handle your business, whetl it be large or small. ? 1 The nbovc is the beat statement ever marlr l,v it,. Uia I OFFICERS R. T. Tyler, President J. W. Cowgill, Vice Prcst. W. C. Reed, Cashier Cashier Jno. Pylc, Ass't DIRECTORS R. T. Tyler , J. V. Cowgill S. L. Dodds W. C. Johnson R. A. Tyler W 11. Baltirr Baltttf C.F Night Rider Attempt Suicide. Frank Fehrlngcr, ot nlglitrlder fame and a Hickman Jail bird, tried to do himself Justice last Sauuday. by Ink nig mercury tablets. A special from Dresden. Term., is as follows: Frnnk Fehrlnger, the night rider and star witness for the state In the first trial of the night riders at Union City, charged with the murder of Capt. Rankin, attempted suicide In Ms cell al tho county Jail here Saturday afternoon by taking fifteen grains of bichloride ot mercury. Tho drug had been prescribed for a negro, and Fehrlnger procured It from tho person ot tbo negro while he slept Ho wrote a noto saying that he had been mistreated, had been abandoned by tils family nnd had no friends left lu the world, and It was time for blm lo Farmers Institute at Fulton. ti-:- The faruu m tut Fullon last Hiuttda? til rniiirJ not largrly a"'ni!nl ca tmwt a V..' thu liu'lttiuenr rmiif-IL It. Kell. r it u . A. IVKi of the oiKi)t wV r. 1st jj of 1. kM, H Jno. A. Alct a tii Su I eluwun as a Ji .., b suWM Imlllutv luwuLt some time nrn wo'ti siFruixftl B1 1 seems thai U lu,-"- Snd Vlcv-Pmid- i o y 1 it.wmI unrk Lt '.U'.H! i.ui ntiii thi .ar t i!bI LEAVES. -- rained ouL CHRISTIAN Rev. M. of L a PASTOR the it'i-die. ni niiv lor ii". i'" - i Fehrlnger was brought to the Dres day for Kanas, w :' "J1 den Jail from Nashville, where he a srles ot metiios ".r.; had been confined over since tho ... tr-night rider troubles. Ho was a stato vuu.w. tho worm, sou inprisoner and had been allowed ' r liberty ot the city when brought to this account hs', ,1 Ho was not confined until of lUansy. t tA,u" Dresden. w HJ recently. A few days beforo tho last lacked origin"')' 1 trial of the night riders at Union husttor. . .. City, he got drunk and proceeded to lie iu Pro,"V Kr H shoot up the town. Ha was arrested on a state wnrrnnt nnd bound over . enguM-uj to await tho action of tho grand Jury. ir Sundays ot es.h and was placed In Jail In default of 0 bond. Tho grand Jury fulled to In unTICE. dict him and ho would have been re1 leased In a fow dnys. V; All persons tu Physicians wero railed and pumps e. 1U0S will save applied to his stomach, but at tho psylrl garnishee bv a time of this special had not been ltff01,l Hickman Fun, u' i f and was very 111. ' -same at once pastor i.H -j fl tl ,.. N t,rrll -- l.l - .... ; - d WANTED Ono or two furnished rooms for family of three, two or three months, Kef exchanged Ad dress J oo Murphy, Hickman, Ky lp IT Its mud 'y ,,,,.0 Ms""1 COAL FOR CASH on The mines have advanced the price would nee 25 cent, per ton, which, as a rule, in P essitate our making the same advance but we have decided to give our patrons advantage of this advance, maintaining Bon same price of $4.50 per ton for Lump Coal, with a provisor that cashrnu. company the oraer or uio i DUN I ASK. rOK L.KC.JJU. - rvrlr AT vl wrcj rr HICKMAN ICE COAL COMPAN' "CTRPORATED - Uncle Sam Cant Get Enumerators Tlicro seem to bo a scarcity of an plications for census enumerators over this stnto generally. Fortunate ly, I' Hman hns nbout four or flvn nppll ,ts and wo nro thus nssiircd of getting In let tho world know our official population. Tho scarcity Is giving tho directors somn concern, as only a few weeks reninln before tho ilato for closing the ronslderntlon for applications. it win ho Impossible .generally to ox' tend tho application tltno limit, as to examlno tho "test" papers with tho necessary enro to Insure tho ueslgnn tlon of (iiallfled persons, will connm every moment of tho tlmo allowed for this phase of tho work of select ing tho enumerators, leaving nothing for tho oxtenslon of Ilia date for shutting down on applications. Although tho actual work of taking tho census will not begin until Anrll l!i, It Is essential that those who wish to net ns otiuiileratorn should apply Immediately. Kxcept under unusual circumstances, no applications received nfter January 25. will bo considered About 08.000 enumerators will bo required Each will work In his own locality. Any competent person Ik entitled to npply for this position, and will bo fairly considered for appointment I'olltlcnl recommendations nro not necessary. Tho supervisors, to whom application must be made, havo been Instructed to consider nil candidates nnd to select solely on tho bnsls of efficiency For tho purposo of nldlng I he supervisors In determining tho competenco of the candidates, n writ- - Business Notice To my friends and customers in Hickmnn nntl vicinity, tnkc this method of notifying 1 Hclntlonsliln of tho person enumcr ntcd to tho head of tho family with which no resides. Tho sex Tho color nnd roco. Ago nt last birthday. Whether mnrrlcd or single, widowed or divorced. Number of years person mnrrlcd. Mother of how many children In eluding thoso dead nnd thoso living I'lsco of birth. Plnco of birth of fnllior nnd mother Year of Immigration to tho United Slates (for foreign born persons on Your Winter Skin TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Subicribe today. $1 year. Don't forget to renew your scription. sub- should be as io(t clear and dainty ai your summer skin. You can make It io and keep it so by the use of ly) you thnt I nm now nssocinted with the well known firm of Hnrdy, Mnlone & Jones, of I'nion City, Tcnn., nnd would appreciate your business when in need of high class ( lothing and Shoes. Respectfully H. E. CURLIN. Union City, Tcnn; bEATH OF'J. M. R0BBINS. r AC i nly regrets to an i. . h of James Muuroo . i j family residence, la ,f on Sunday evening Jk i i ALL SORTSi'jW&vi at Moore's gro i I, -j i . cery. .it. at sow Aiaurm anu L.r.t- ua taken 111 a year n under treatment of u i- All kinds of meats New Goods Coming now all the time Give C. II. Mooro a share of your grocery business. Trade or profession. Remember A. S. Barkctt buys all Gonernl until re of Industry In which person works. kinds of furs. Whether employer, or employe or Telephone that grocery order to worKing on your own nccount. Whether out of work on April 1G, Bottersworth & Prather. I'JIU. Huy Number of weeks out of work dun Groceryyour groceries nt tho Illckmau Co., nnd save 0 per cent. Ing 1009. Whether able to read or write. A. S. Barkctt, of West Hickman, Attemlrd school how long slnco pays tho highest market prlco for all September 1, 1909. Whether home Is owned or rented. kinds of furs. If owned whether free or mortgag List rnur real estate with tho Coured. ier. If we don't sell It, It doesn't Whether homo Is farm or house. Whether person enumerated Is a cost you a cent. survivor of tho Union or Confederate , . jt n...t... ........ nrmy or navy. Is tho motto of our drug department. Whether blind In both eyes. IT! Whether denf or dumb. uu, uaauitiu fiug ri It Is Impossible to exaggerate tho There was more Ice, in tho river Importance of obtaining n correct con sits of tho population and agrlculturo Saturday and Sunday than has been ro tho country. Tho correctness of seen for many years. Get our prices on all kinds of field seeds beforo you buy. Wo handlo the best. Hickman Ildw. Co. Tho Woman's World and Ulckman Courier, both for one year for one dollar, If ordered this month. Steve Stahr, wife and two children returned Sunday from a visit to relatives nt Mr. Stahr's old homo In Kclhmond, Ind. Nnturnllzed or alien (for foreign born persons only.) Onn you speak Kngllsh? If not. what language do you speak Lily Cream This is a delightful preparation that undoes all damage to the skin that the elements can do. It promptly reduces inflamatlon and restores the skin to healthy condition. It is more than a simple emolient it has rare healing qualities. . It cures chapped hands over night. We have never seen its equal. Caarantmtd to Civ Jalttfarllon Price IO Cents GowQiirs Drug Store (Incorporated) CAUSTIC CRITICISM. Mr. Watterson, who In tho beginning of President Taft's administration, was Inclined to bo very favor-orabl- o to him, has become disgusted at his latest alignments, nnd indulges In tho most caustic criticism of tho President, that we havo seen. Hut, In viow of tho fact that Mr. Taft haa deserted tho side of the people and gono over to Aldrlch, Cannon nnd the trusts, tt is not astonishing that he would defend their tools. Following Is what Mr. Watterson says ubout c. . l. L.' JI i. I; i L v iuuu A. U. Kennedy, OENEIIAL 1N3UH- anu wasauio ANTE. y and uilnglo with his improvement was Forts Nalfi-- was hero from Fulton ly relapse. Ho grad this week. ..... ...... put ..i Tlnwnro and storo fixtures at Bet- -- wi fully, surrounded by uVirltiB, - E. ft. Ellison's It i.i a cf i ,s of this city, a mom prominent Hit' . w LI ii i H enure luiuuj. tersworth & I'rather. up here, was n mol euu-- i In Union City Mrs. Carl Schmidt visited rclntlves last week. k) , n i M i in 1873, was united Hit Kiuuia l8leiir, late (, Ad. LoHleur, . :k men oi ins unj. . j Ly tbi' noblu wlfu of i I .c clnldri'ii, viz: J. Con ran. Mm. I. z J Hickman, K'., Kellx i l.ucilc llobblus, nil i.t in social circles. : turn, rcsiuo in now ' i - llrotlicrs It John Hsgnn spent a. few days here this week with homo folks. If 1U In the ocery line, we have a -- IL Mooro. i F-ono No.4. CASH STORE This store is now receiving shipments of all kinds of attractive, merchandise. These are placed on sale as fast as received, at up-to-da- te eral sizes of ranges. Company. rnt ,trf-.- mi nil linnf Hickman Ildw. im nmf biiv. a .. lx MUa NTntll,. Ivlnr. nf llVftrttllliri? hero, tho guot of her sister, Mrs. S. M. Nnlfeh. lk-sllnrner. of Union City, the guest or MIm Mnrlup llrown this week. Watch for tho Soring and Summer samples about January IS. Schmidt, thu Tailor. man, and success- tho for- .. 4 a:.d lucrcnscd . i -- j t.t bis father, J. K. Rob-i.a in 81 I.ouls so in u i Ho inado and t . L 3 death J ij:y frauds Ho was a do1 j n:;d Indulgont I husband l!&:.d his homo lUa was j.-.-' -- it was n a careful and con- - Miss s Is ,cd with Masonic honors and relatives. i j. ard on thu homu placo, Head tho Courier's special January K i ant Lodge No. 176, A. subscription offer. Two papers for 'Ct which bo was a mom'ij silay otculug. In tho ONU DOLUAIL II tt iiny leading citizens of Chnrles Hons, of Indianapolis, was Ikv 1L L. Kennedy, hero this week on business with the M i l!aLii. read thu services Mengel llox Co. Vx i a the .Mansion, and til Mo., was (:.. t I) Thomas, Esq., as- itnv Hnminnnil. nf Doxter. his broth7i!'..'. IjUkc of which deccas- hero last week tho guest of lubir, and W. 11. Guran- - er, Will Hammond. In r of tho Now Mudrld N. K. Neighbors nnd family went : a thu Impressive cero a a . g their brother to rest. to Memphis, Monday, to attend tho funeral of his grandmother. U.a Kccord. Kdwtn Funuo, who has been workr nt Union ing for tho - - r Hubbard, City, has nccepted a position In the " out and rubbered. Mengel llox Company office. 1 n fc.jrs wore Just moving In take u peep, W. 1. Hoed, nged 72. nnd his brothu ; furniture Is cheap." er, aged 74. are members of the petit hmi w.h a satisfied grlu. grand Juries, respectively, at this Luztllo Weekly Squirt. and of Circuit Court. W. I. Heed term Is the father of Clnrencu Heed, cashier of tho Illckmau Hank. Bulzer, of Now York ' li.,rd Stales to havo tho Mrs. C. II. I'nrhnm, of Louisville. 'trads n the world, and accord-- i Joined her husbund hero last week. the i; 2iir,.& a hill providing that Mr. 1'arlmm ha8 boon hero with tnk-lumonths, J t ii loan to tho Mengel Hox Co., several Inventory nnd drawings of mafor the purpose, a ("n ! t'a'.iiannually, tho ara states to chinery. k in yearly Installments: Tho Steamer Mengel Hox Company fJs .'f, dtpartuient would sup- - has been lnld up for tho lust ten .'k of bulldliiB tho roads. days on account of the heavy Ice, but When tho O left Tuesday morning. she heavy Ice cauio before ChrlstmaB was flit 8H Tw0 cooil olJ mules was caught nt Caruthersvillu nnd ' C: jp H Mangold. " 33p tied up there obout ten days. L.il. Is Miss Lou Harry, of Now Madrid, hero visiting Mrs. II. Buchanan Lowest Prices For Cash Splendid assortments of Dry Goods, Notions, Novelties, Furnishings, Hosiery, House Goods of all kinds the newest and best. This store sells for spot cash to everyone alike, and for that reason makes lower prices. You will find in nearly every instance THE SAME GOODS FOR LESS MONEY or BETTER GOODS FOR THE SAME MONEY U -: - , . . 1!- Nows-Honno- !1 COME AND LOOK -e With one exception, hogs were high er last week thnn since the civil war. him: Tho Pittsburgh market paid 19.20; "For tho first time In the history of tho country a PTesIdenet of tho St. Louis, 9.00. United States haa openly proclaimed Jas. Mllner, County Commissioner, himself the friend of thieves and tho was here from Fulton, Monday, to enemy of honest men, Other presiattend court. IIo also mado some dents have by Indirection through thu land sales while hero. protective policy proclaimed them tho the friends LOST: Masonic charm, square selves of law; Mr. of robbery in tho Taft becomes shape, monogram, C. M. B. on one forms to depart process of from first side. Masonic emblem on other. Re- licensed robbery,' andtho announce to ward. Return to Courier office. that tho debts of his party aro la tho B. R. Ellison left Monday night for future to be paid out of the people's St. Louis, where he la buying new domain. It Is not worth while for goods for his Cash Store. This is anybody to beat about the bush, or ono of the roost prosperous stores In to deal In anything but plain English. The truth will not down. The public Hickman. land nnd franchises belong to tho A gentleman was hero from May- - saints and we are tho sanlts." field last week Investigating tho feaso ibility of going Into tho steam laundry business In this city. It would I have purchased tho Joy Floral certainly pny. Co. Flower Agency from II. E. Cur-lland hnvo the exclusive agency It may not bo generally known that for the year 1910. The Joy flowers egg-prsoy beans mako tho finest have been well represented hero nnd ducing food for poultry. The beans every ono knows as to the reputation should bettor be cracked until the of tho flowers that tho Joy Floral chickens aro educated to eat them. Company put out. I wish to state thnt any order, large or small, will The case of the Stato against Col. receive tho very best attention ot Duncan Copper, and his son, Robin the Joy Floral Co., and with my asCooper, convicted In tho lower court sistance, we will try to mako the fop the murder of Senator E. W. Car- and flowers satisfactory lu mack, will probably come before tho every respect. Miss Bonnlo Tennessee Supreme Cour In tho latter part of this week. Tho Coopers wero sentenced to twenty years in tho penitentiary. Edgar Halford, of Rutherford, Tcnn. tho BIuo Thlrty-threliving children to tho and formerly employed by purchased Wing grocery storo, has credit of ono man Is believed to bo nn interest In R. H. Kirk's grocery a record for this section, and this Is1 will handle exactly tho number thnt owe their storo. Tho new frim meats, and both glvo and fresh fatherhood to Will Conley, a-- negro groceries serclvo. Halford & Kirk nbout EG years of nge, living In tho delivery Eleventh District of Crockett county. will bo the style of tho firm. Tennessee. Conler hns been married three time, nnd has ten children by each of his first two wives nnd tnir-tee- n o by tho last. o o A. M. TYLER W A Pnpnonlor nnd fnmllv will o o Ipnvn In n fr.w dnvH for Trozevant. o Attorney at Law I am Tcnn., to mako their home on Mr. o now located at Padu- - o Carpenters farm near tnat cuy. o cah, but will continue to prac o Thoy would havo gono last week had o l, nni imon for Mr. Carnenter's Ill o tlee In the courts of Fulton ness, For a number of years ho has o county and will be In Hickman o looked nfter getting oui iimoer ior o every Monday. the Mengel Box Co., at this place, o nntl linu mnnv friends who will re gret to learn of their departure o o -- 7 1 OooooooooooooO OooooooooooooO g -- Every One Who Gomes to Helm & Ellison's for their Drug Wants is taking the straight road to drug store satisfaction f wnv ii t. i mil ti v.. sign .i mat win ncip yuu you on the right track in Drug Buying. Thousands and thousands were guided by it in 1909 flnd thousands more will make the buy this Season. i hey know that that sign reads right, that u points ut the slrnintif F.llison's DruR Store. a sviii wV4 w H.im 0"l We invite you to join the procession for Tl. : ia u and keep loio- - HELM & ELLISON ten test will bo prescribed, and any person between tho ages of 18 and 70, who Is n citizen of tho United States will bo permitted to take it. Tho test will bo of u strictly prac tical character, substantially tho sumo as was used In 1900. It will consist of filling out a sample schedulo of population, and, In case of rural districts, filling out ulsu a sample sched ulo of agriculture, those, schedules be ing precisely tho sauio as will actual ly bo used by tho enumerators In t their work later ou. In order to candidates In preparing for the test, copies of tho blank schedules and general instructions regnruing the maimer of filling them will bo furnished to each candidate In nd- Kvery person of ordinary vnnce. common school ediicutlon and good judgment should havo no difficulty in passing. This test Is not a civil service ex amination, it will bo conducted under tho direction of tho supervisor of the census, and tho papers will be examined only by tho supervisors und by the Census liurenu. in oruorinui convenient examination places may be nrov ded for nil candidates, local civil service examining boards und postmasters will bo culled upon to preside at tho nctunl taking of the test In certain cases, but lu this respect they will uct merely as representatives of tho supervisors of tho census, Thirty-twquestions nro to bo ask ed each person by thu census enumerator They aro as follows: Tho street address. Tho numo. Including every person In tho family living on April 16,1010. ns-sUo the returns depends upon tho competence of the enumerators, Tho enumerators will earn about C0 each. Those In tho rural districts must complete their work within thirty days, and thoso In cities of 5,000 and more population at the preceding census within two weeks. If Interested, write to Stuto Supervisor, J. It. Jones, at Princeton, Ky. 0 Jim Hutton, of Manilla, who Is attending court this week, lu speaking of farms and farming, told of his experiment with geeso as n grass killer lu tho cotton field. Ho and his broth er. Will Hutton. bought 1D0 hend of geeso ns an experiment and divided the cotton field Into smaller parcels, thou ho turned the geese on the patch to clean tho field of grass, when they had cleaned up ono patch they wero turned on to nnother nnd tluiB they Mr worked over tho entire field. Hutton says the geese will not eat the young cotton, and that ten geeso will do the work of one man and do it better ns It Is well known that the bite of n goose poisons or kills the grass. Thoso geese have almost complutely killed a rank growth of Johnson grass In onu field and Mr. Hutton thinks lu nnother season the geeso will hnvo practically cleaned tho field of It. Illythevlllo News. Tho Hickman Hardware Company's new warehouse is going right up. O. Hertweck Is looking after tho work. W. Waters was hero from Greenfield, Teun., on business tho latter part of tho week. llov. Oar Financial Statement which will be found in another column, contains some interesting information, look it over. It shows the amount of our capital, our surplus, our deposits, our loans, cash on hand, a progressive yet conservative management, that our affairs are in good shape, that we safeguard our depositors' money, that we have money to loan and that money deposited here is safe and can be had at any time. If you do not fully understand the statement do not understand how to tell the real strength of the bank-co- me in and we will take pleasure in explaining the matter in detail. THE HIOKMAlSr BANK OLDEST BANK IN FULTON COUNTY. J. Capital and Surplus, $65, 000.00 WITH THE BOHEMIANS. 1 CsV COPYRIGHT 1907 I -- J I CfflT Li TV WW J ! N ' RVNOPRIR. " n I -- Dun Mnltlsnd. on rescMne; his New York hi helor club, met an sttrae-tiryoung woman at the door. Janitor no one had been O'llncnn nnuml him discovered a womwithin that day prints lo ituit on his desk, an' nncrr letter from Ids ntlr.rncy. ttlons with Maltland dined wttH llannnrman. h's to Han set out for OrrnfleMa, en Maltlnnit. family Jewels. tat hla home surprised ladr In trray, reu-tilncraeklns; the anfo tontnlnlnir Ills Rcmj,n Hhe, nnparcntly. took htm for a . crook. I).tnlel Anlatv. .ttotlred. Maltlsml opened hh) safeV twk them to therefrom the lewels. ami srnvo In crime. tier flrt forming a partnership police of The. real Dan Anlatv, sought by overcame Maltland ft- - world, appeared him. Ho ami the girl went to. New Tork 8he Jewels. In her nuto. He had theday. A "Mr. wiw to meet him thai hlmelf as a detecSnallh" tntrodnred Kirl In gray, Mnltland. tive. To shield the nbout to show him athe jewel, sunpoeeoiy ( blow lost, wns felled by provru from "Snalth's" ui ira rtiusij laiier cine, xne he1 secured the items. Anlsty, himself and Maitiand'a double, masqueraded who am the. latter Th criminal kept grav encasement with the girl In her the If, rtitoMiltland's irems The girl In gray apartments dtirlne his visited Mnltland. and .nrnra caslw returned upgems. home and his callod without womnn's ieard a disguised asvoice expostulating. Mnltland, tried to .Anlety. wrlnr from her the location of the gems. door. A crash was heard at the front nllow-InMaltland overwhelmed the rrook. young Mm to escape to shield the woman The girl In gray made her escape, lumping Into a cob. An Instant later, by working a ruse. Anlsty was at He took her to Attorney her side. otn.ee. There, by torture, he cried tn vain to wring from her the locaHe left her tion of tho gems. O'Hagan. only a moment getting In and eho 'phoned under the words "Tell Mr Maltland In the thec raes bowl." the hiding pla?e rooms, when Anlsty heard her words, nannerman nlso was revealed as a. crook. He nnd Anlsty set out to secure The. th irems and leave town. flndlnr girl waa the girl tilt Imprisoned. Maltland searched his rooms and unearthed the brass howl. He under troll In tmrk Anlstv's nnd girl a big office build-iIn gray confessed Maltland for each other To lew Illckey she was Mrs. shield her Dan Maltland. tobl thief. died a "tir II In c Half-hyp- HI I 4T-- II ryw S?? I Pi , , ho i l... f" I U I I ompany rj'irnrrrirTrv Sylvia Does It plonso yottP "Don't you know? How can It At anything but ploaso me? If you know bow I hnvo suffered becausn my fa ther suffered, fearing the No, but mi mutt listen! Dan, It wna wearing him down lo bis grave, and H case of tho Dougherty Investment no longer exist." Dan'" The Poet Juit nvoldcd n serious ne. cdlent, old chnp. Whllo Iho wind storm wns raging tho fenco blow down and I had to dodge a billboard. Win Artist You are lucky, tnr friend. In a few hours I'll havo to dodge a boardbllL Why He A $300-pr- r ocWvr: nnvm.. thought that If you could got the pnpers and give them to him" Yes. 1 could seo tio harm, because ho was as Innocent nt you" "Of course. Hut why didn't you ask Yoil thought" mo? "Ho did, and you refuted." "Hut how could I ti'll, Sylvia, that you were hit daughter, and thai-- 1 le Ham's dctiarttiienta, nt Washington was recently approached by a co worker, who asked If It wvro true, as rumor had It. that tho $900 person wns about to marry. "It Is," was tbo laconic response "Surely, old man," aald tho other. with that freedom permitted an Intimate friend, "you don't think Mint your present Income would Justify you n taking n wife?" To bo perfectly frank," said the other. "I do not." "Then what on earth can be your anniim clerk in one of I'n dot Married, CALIFORNi SOLD BYtEAOiNr. Fig Syrup Co rs n should" Malt-land- 's "Hush! Central will hear!" "Central's got other things to do, beside listening to early morning con fabulations. I love you." Dan." ,; "Yea?" . I love to hear you say so, dear." Please, say that last word over again I, didn't get It" reason for taking this scrloua step?" I have no reason," was the calm ro-ipotiso. "I am in love. i.ippincotl s Magazine. st ry raor-- Dear." "And that means that youll mar "I say, that means " "I heard you, Dan." "Hut It does, doesn't A pause. Write. Murine, lira lUmedr Co.. Clilea- rn. for tvpase Illustrated Ky lluok free iVHta all stout Your Mr Trouble and they will ndvlse aa to tha 1'rnlxr ot tha Murine Kya lleinedlea In Tour I'rutcwi win Your Bpeetal rase Hyes. tell you that Murine Helteyes HtreasTthena Weak Kjrs. Doesn't Hmart. Hoothe Kr Pain, awl sells for fcx. Try It In Your Kyn and In llahy'a llyea for Betty llyrllds and Uranulatlon. Applt-mtlon H-- ir Free to Our Readers. Stops Much of la hones is Lameness tfiecbot-iB- B, . See thlt rrer de ti n?r!t V,..V . lat-te- Sn. CHAPTER XVII. Continued. . "You dropped It In the 1 (bund It there. There Is something ot mine In It?" Dumb with mlsaryghe nodded; and Her a little: "You didn't look, of onree." trunk-closet- ; "When" "Whenever you please." "I'll como up now." "IVn t bo a silly." "Wll, when then? Today r : "Yes no!" "Hut when?" I mean next week I mean next month." nt four. Ill call for "No; to-da- "Yes" Itr , Most southerners are gallant. An exception Is the Ueorglan who gave his Truth "Saitltr" Thsn Fiction. ion this advice: "My boy, never run after a woman or a street car there will be another sne along In a minute or two." Every body's Magazine. lowed to go Umt KtrpEaA Liniment oa hind udV'ta the fim siea of laEaH'fa woruletlullv to ipot-td- WS wreneutlmbtn cp fin pits te and mtxei the. Buida Proof. sS; Here's the Itr nf Mr C..T RoUrti .1 Knn.Cc I O. Ka.1. Bi i.rttM ) j CASTOlllA. you." -Hut, Dan." -- havo thought you I had. the circumstances considered. At a& events," steadying .her voice, "I ay you haT.e, now. I give you that right. Please go and Investkjato that band-bag- , Mr. Maltland. I wish you to." He turned and stared at her curiously. 1 don't know what to think," he ' rsalcf. "I eatj not believe" beltoTe. I have no Tou right to profit by your disbelief. Dear Mr. Maltland, you havo been kind to, very kind to mo; do mo this last kindness. If you will," The young face turned to him 'waff I hand'rlght.he'wiiashortly.Tight. - "This Is Danlsl Maltland shall not sleep until I know! dood night!" "Good night! Drive on, cabby." Ho stood, smiling quecrly, until the hansom, climbing tho Park Aventio hill, vanished over Its shoulder. Thn swung about and with an eager step retraced his way to his rooms, verr confident that God was In his heaven and all well with tho world. I Sylvia!" "Sweetheart!" "Hut you mustn't! How can "Katlly enough. Tbero't the Utile-- ,. I a wife an J sure remedy for iniania anu cuiiuren, sou ace tuai u Deara the Signature In Use For Over HO Years. The Kind You Have Always Uought Important lo Motrtore. r,.mln. rrrtt1lv ererv ttottle My khi t tUm(ttv It rt 41 s (pitli it i Tk tptiiaoitilupiurtim--n'tj , B J eatlmtllM IU Utl ncaji lak t mi tadsoftsMtlt l(Jla&4UcAil But Authority. I" they had the "Other"fnen "0, rau-ftu- III. b(, -- gravely and perilously sweet: very aearly ho forgot all else. Hut that she would not have. t "Do this for me. What you will find will explain evcrthlng. You will un- "perderstand. Perhaps" timidly haps you may even And It, In your bcart to forgive when you understand. Is In the It you should, my card-casbag, and" Sho faltered, biting her lip cruelly to steady a voice quivering with restrained sobs. "Please, please once, in atImploredand and seo for yourself I" him passionately. alio Of a sudden ho found himself resolved. Indeed, he fancied that It were dangerous to oppose her; sho 'was overwrousht, on the verge of losing her command of self. Sho wished 'this thing, and though with all his soul kite hated It, be would do as she de al red. "Very well," he assented quietly. ""Shall I stop the cab now?" -Please," He tapped on the root of the ban- com and told tho cabby to draw In at Che next corner, Thus he was put down not far from his Jiome below street grade. the Thirty-thirNeither spoke as he alighted, and she bclloved that hq was leaving her la displeasure and abhorrence; but he "had only stepped behind tho cab for a moment to speak to tho driver. In a moment he was back, standing by the ten with one hand oh tho apron and staring In very oarncstly and soberly at the shadowed sweetness ot her pal- Hid face, that gloamcd In the gloom there llko some pale, shy, sad flower. Could there be evil combined with euch sheer loveliness, with features that In every line bodied forth tho stmrlty ot the spirit that abode within? .In the soul ot him ho could not believe at that a thief's nature fed canker-llkitha hoart ot a woman so divinely. (naively dear and And he vwoulil not. "Won't you let me go?" "Just a minute. I I should llko to If I find that you havo done nothing so very dreadful," ho laughed uncasl ly, "do yon wish to know?" "You know I do." Bho could-nfcelp saying that. letting him seo that far Into her heart. "You spoke of my calling, I bolleve, afternoon, at Tbat menus tho earliest. May I not call you up on the telephone?" "The number is Jn the book,' she fsuia in a ireiujiiuuo' iuru, "And your naino in the "Yea. " .h y'y "And If I should call in 'halt aj e ot card-case? The cab stopped. The girl rosa and descended to tho walk. Tho driver touched his hat and reined the horse away, "Good nighty ma'am," bo bade her, cheerfully. And she told him Good night" In her torn. For a moment she seemed a bit hesi tant and fearful, left thus alone. Tho house In front of which she stood, like Its neighbors, reared a high facado to sky, lta windows, tho tender, star-li- t with drawn shades and no lights, wear ing a singular look ot blind patience. It had a high stoop and a sunken area. There was a dull glow In one ot tbo basement windows. It was very late or extremely early. The moon was down, though Its place was In somo way filled by the golden disk ot the clock In tho Grand Central station's tower. Tho air was Impreg' natcd with tho sweet and fragrant day. In tho breath of the tunnel beneath, tho street a trolley car rumbled and whined and clanked A stray oat wandered out ot a cross street with tho air ot a seasoned debauchee; stopped, scratched Itself with Inlmltablo abandon, and alarmed at suddenly, tnystcrlnnBly nothing, turned itself Into a streak ot shadow that lied across tho street and vanished. And, as if affected by its terror, the gray girl sllppod silently Into the area and tapped at the lighted now-borlonc-soinc'l- y, " ment; but he waa sleeping as quietly, as soundly, as the servant Then on. mora hurriedly, up another flight, to her own room, where sho turned on tho clsctrlo bulb In panic haste. For it had Just occurred to her that the telephone bolt might ring beforo she could change her cloth lag and, get downstairs and. sbuUhcx- self Into the library, whoso closed door would prevent the belt from be hie audible through the house. In less than ten minutes she was stealing silently down to tho drawing room floor again, quiet aa a spirit of the night. Tho library door shut with out a sound; for tho first tlmo she breathed freely. "9eti, pressing the button on the .wall, sho switched on on the cen the light In the drop-lamter table. The telephone stood be p "Hut I've nothing to " wearl" : "Oh!" Another paute. "Dan. You don't with It truly r. For Headache Try Hicks' Capudlna. , at, four. "I do wish It, truly. neat, momarn or Whether frem Transfiguration. Nerrous troubles,coma, aehs are tredlly The Church of" tho the by Opudlne. It's I Jjutd-l-a- nt Yrs, I'll scars up a best man It you'll relieved take Kneels Immediately. W, 3 lo find bridesmaids. Now you will, won't and Ue at Dm Htorss. To-day- anything so beautiful as the angel In your picture? Artist Got an engsgrd man to de scribe hit fiancee to roe. On tha Mlsa Ilogurs How did you Imagine Sloan's Linimen nwst It tU bnl tlut I lin nf mi. I hi i s wltk la i!tm ct Wt mi le x Uil oifbu'i leu estlff 'r rsrd kw llfltinaJd tk Urn lor pill !! isa3 t&s tsJ (at sitrjUlif tbAt tU HaV Itr D. Mr H.M.CIUa,efUsTm,tss, No, J. stllM -- Yi U un S! 3 la'l ka LltlSKtl x tnn, I I If you with R. dear." "I'll have to ask you to repeat that.' "I than't. There!" "Very well," meekly. "Hut will you tell me ono thing. plcasoT What is It?" "Where on earth did you get hold ot that kit of tootsr She laughed softly. "My big brother caught a burglar once, and kept the kit for a rctnombrance. I borrowed . un-in- An Obvious Proposition. "Have you a plain cookr "You bet the It. My wlfo wouldn't have any other kind In the house " corb or q&t, i duct triad ps&ei twcZcs h, iii 111 Tightness acroaa the ckett means a cold on the lungs. It means tuixry and discomfort evrry minute. It nothing on What's the smwert Huh tU chest with Uambna WLutd Oil quick. rtmedr la teJ jwrtrcT, (octitll tat sad g!i aadthnaX PrkiSOcuiVMl UM.'t Dr. Eirl Wm4 mI side She drew up a chair and sat down near tho instrument, ready to lift the receiver off its hook the Instant tho boll began to sound; and waited, the soft light burning In tho loosened tresses of her hair, enhancing the soft color that pulsed In her cheeks, fading beforo the joy that lived In her eyes when sho hoped. For sho dared hopo at times; and at times could not but fear. So greatly bad she dared, who greatly loved, so hoary upon her untarnished heart was tbo burden of tho sin that sho had put upon It, because sho loved. Perhaps he would not call; perhaps the world was to turn cold nnd be forever gray to her eyes. lie waa oven then ilecld Ing; at that very moment her hnpnl ncss hung In the scales of his mercy. If ho could forglvo. There waa a click. And her face flamed scarlet, as hastily sho lifted tho receiver to her ear. Tho armature buzzed sharply. Then central's voice It Give mo your big brother's address and I'll send 'em back with my tbanka No, by Gnorgo! I won't, either. I've as much right to keep 'em as he has on that principle." And again sho laughed, very gently nnd happily. Dear God, that such hap piness could come to one! After a man has flattered n woman he begins to think It over and decides that he really meant It- a Tttirt.!n cornii tii v,"r "t Mnlru.uiu A avertlUtaUrrieuhle Ks tlm imA.11,. ir atUraulits. M4 e- IT.. ...... 8. fat, Bortsa.XiMttlll S. s4 ItuU It coats a young man moro to unrducnto himself than It cost his father to cdurato him. - 1 Up- - H ALFTONI "Sylvlar "Yes, dear?" "Do you love me?" "I think you may believe It, when I sit hero at four o'clock in tho morning, listening to a silly boy talk non sense ovor a telephone wire." "Hut 1 want to hear you say sol "Hut central" "I tell you central has other things SIvliasiiaruvstyrsraiMteil. Mu. Hrmions nro based upon toxts; po litics! apecebps upon pretexts wt s v at art a si ar t w Jt s s TAW UhTWs;NTlsrml.l ,. Iwsina. nH4 ltlMli- - ur ttrf rr mt Itmnutisf I'll, lu a a w lu r ,a vsrm, inrilTO Utr W. r.RKT c t-- UJ CTiOrU IHnUL Oiniiuu iivu N. wUI S, NO. U, MEMPH Wll Stomach Blood and Much sickness starti with weak stomach, and consequent lck poor, Impoverished Wood. Nervous and ood, rich, red blood. Their ttomsclis need Sniorstin lor. alter all, a man can be no stronger Ihsn his itnmscb. A remedy that makes the ttomach strong and the active, makes rich red blood and overcomes and drives bacteria and cures whole uiuU out psle-peopUiease-producio to do!" At this Juncture tho voice ot contra!. Jadod and acidulated, broko In curtly "Are you through?" THK HND. Liver Troubles window. Almost Immediately the gate was cautiously opened. A woman's head looked out, with suspicion. "Oh, thank Heavingsl" .it said, with abrupt fervor. "1 was afraid It mightn't bo you, Miss Sylvia. I'm so glad yoc'ro back. There ain't hasn't been a minute these past two nights that I haen't been In a fidget." Tho girl laughed quietly utd passed through the gateway fwblch was cloned behind her) into the basomcnt ball, wbcro she lingered a brlof mo ment. "My father, Annie?" she Inquired. "Ho ain't hasn't stirred slnco you went out, Miss Sylvia. He's sleepln' peaceful aa a lamb," "Everything is all right, thon?" "Now that you'ro homo, it is, praises be!" Tho servant secured tho inner door and turned up tho gas. "Not if I was to bo given notice inornin'," she announced, firmly, "will I ever consent to bo a party to such goln's-oanother night." "There will bo no occasion, Annie.' said the girl. "Thank you, and good night." A resigned sigh "Qood night, Miss Sylvia" followed her up tho stairs. She went very cautiously, .careful to brush against no 'article of movable furniture In tho halls, at pains to'make no noise, on the stairs. At tho door of hvr father's room on tbo second floor she stooped and listened for a full mo .our bappluess, dear. The tapws lu n ' Butter Doxes Mads of Straw. In future tho boxes containing but ter shipped from Queensland to Great cut the stillness. Hritaln are to be madu of itraw, and 60,000 company has been formed a "Hello! to work the business, Uutter boxes "Yes." hitherto havo been tnado of pine, but "Walt a minute." Sho waited, breathless. In a quiver. the drain upon this timber, owing to Tho sllenco sang upon the wlro, tho the heavy exports, have been so se sllenco of tho night through which he vera that the wood Is rapidly going up In price. In ono month (March, was groping toward her. 190S) over 60,000 boxes of butter from " Is this nlno-"Hello! Queensland arrived In Kngland "Yes, yes!" 1,250 tons, worth 110,000. the "Is this the rosldenn- - ot Alexander new box a tnlxturo ot kaolin andIn straw C. Graeme?" Is used. It can be produced und sold "Yes." The syllable almost choked tor Is. At present 3,000.000 boxes are her. used In Australia annually, costing "Is this Miss Graetno at tho 'phono?" 200,000. Tho now box will save "It Is." 40,000 tho dairy Industry about "Miss Sylvia Graomer year, aa the material fur manufactur "Yes." ing the box can bo grown In tbo pad "This is Daniel Mnltland Sylvia! dock which supports a cow. It "As If I did not know your voice!" weighs about 10 ',4 pounds, being damp sho cried. Involuntarily. proof and odorless. There followed a llttlo pause; and In her throat tbo pulses tightened and Proper Classification. Dribbles Why do you call Squlbbi drummed. a veteran humorist? Ho can't bo more "I havo opened tho bait, Sylvia' than 25 years old. "Please go on." Scribbles Well, his Jokos are la "And 1'vo sounded the depths ot your hideous Infamy!" the veteran class, Just the. same. Chicago Dally Nows. "Oh!" Ho was laughing. "l'vo dono. moro, I'yo. inado ' c, burnt , . 'T .. i iI u Appropriate.!" ; onuring iviuiiu ,( iusi uvu uiin.utuji uif , Utile Wllllo-Sa- y, t 1 Lan you guess yiuu u isi ' "I I don't want to guess! I want pneumatic tiro?' Pa It's a namo that Is tonttUmti tn ho told." aai "A burnt offering uu the altar fof Ipttillcd to a bore, my iton.'-Clric- hr ditcttet. Cef rid ot your Stomach Wtakreim mad course ot Llttr Lnzluett by taklni Dlecoterr Dr. i'ltrcu'm Golden Medical tho irtat Stomach Kettoratlre, Liter lorl&orator mad Blood Ceanscr. You can't afford to accept any medicine ot aro?a nmptilthn at substitute for "Golden Medics! Ditcor ry." which la a mediclno or inown couroirrioN, lnving a complete list ol liiredicnls In plsln I!nilih on its same being attested at correct under ottn. Da Vsroe's Plrmxtal lllrit rrrnbta tad lattnt SteaixH, tudo ol .1 "lITiliiliiil T ' When You're Hoarse Use PISO'S CURE nl IVSl HtWUUt I0H OnS'lSVDS Gives 'immediate relief. TIic fut dose idicvet youracliina tltfoat and allaystlio irritation. Guarantee lo contain no opiatei. Very palalable. AUDruftUU.Z3 J DIMPLES . I whhi?sa CUT TIMS DnLW which ww to luve found the t ' of face was full wy k j Alter taking CaswicU W'M J 1 Oil WJl fnml'l l Jiy hows. . j sago, ui- "- - souvenir seU Uo BACKACHE- -A Trips te Sam Put Ban Aon Taxicab nf IntnrtiHt notnblo case la that, used only In cases of nbaoluta neeea slty, which rauit ba explained sails- laciorny, or ntherwlao auch Itcmi of traveling eipcnao will be dlaallowod. SIGNAL OF DISTRESS 1 A WARNING THAT MUST NOT BE IGNORED reroniio fluents and Insnectnra. Cam mlaaloner Cabell. Ill a circular nf In. tructlona, bna given notice that cabs, laxicabs and automobllea are to ba rplld Mr. Mosoley. lullhtT 111 about two fijo," obserfad tho friend, "but to te tetter than ever now." "I am i replied the lecrotarjr. Miner la tba brotherhood of ted In ll d works, tod no Ui animal macastiam ever gets tuiti I Tart tie- km& toten tbt Tbo otber day their support Li m the White llouia to see! IrfiM'Dl, and. on Uavlug. a after bU bealtb. Mr, Edward A of tho Interstate " . -- minion. Ii the, rood de flator uruon man In the public I ThethrK! is constantly mane ..un wnnie that Mr. Moaoley men In tin te none bat unfon U of itafetr t'Pnco inspect-l.M-- h h ) the bead, and Mr. I. .i..t. admits Uie cbnrxo and I, Ms poil"on. and ha always folnt, too. i u..ie ti credited with bavins; hire of Influence In. convincing htlSGTON. r it rae." Vei," replied bli friend: "but ten 're a still mora devoted be- its the llrotlierbood of Locomo- - ln t! iHnctrs." tony lo imall things aa well aa hctfrcrueut scrvlco whoto work Use 13 time chargeablo to gov- - .1 ...K.I a St ,4juu. Ilopreacntatlvo Walter Bmlth of Iowa says that every tlmo he heara that a messago la about to be aent to congress dealing with the relation! of the United 8tats with aoma Latin or South American republic It always re minds him of a speech made In con' cress by John Allan of Tupelo. Mlsa. -Ton will all recall that after Prea-IdeIfarrUoo aent lo congress bta message dealing with the trouble United States satlora bad In the har bor of Valparaiso." said Mr. Bmlth, "Chile made ample apology and of fered to mako other reparation before congress got down to tbe consider tlon of tbe message. While this alt- nation existed Allen got up In the bouse one day and without reference to tba message or tba action of Chile, told this atory: "Mr. 8peaker,' aald Allen. '1 am reminded of three men who war working one day on a farm near my town of Tupelo. It began to rain and tbejr all atarted for tbo barn. One of them broko Into a awlft run and never stopped till ba got to tbo barn, When tbe other two roached tho barn they found tbe runner atratcbed outoa tr--i floor, thoroughly exhausted. " 'John, what'e the aense of running youraelf to tbo point of exhaustion just to get out of the way of a llttlo ralnr aald they. "Woll gasped John, I wna afraid 1 wouldn't get hero beforo It stopped raining.' " Pain in the bath is tbe kidneys' signal of distress. If this timc'y warning is ignored, kidney disease silently fastens kidney sickness first shows itself in its deadly grip-U- 'or pains and disorders in other parts, and the real cause is too often hidden until fatal Bright's disease or diabetes has set in. Suspect the kidneys if you arc rheumatic and nervous or have lame back, painful, too frequent or scanty urination, weak heart, dizzy spells, headaches, bloating or neuralgia. What you want is a special kidney medicine not an experiment but one that has" stood the test for years. Doan's Kidney Pills relieve weak, congested kidneys cure backache regulate the urine. A KIDNEY REMEDY OF 75 YEARS' EXPERIENCE DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS began curing lame backs and sick kidneys 75 years ago. The demand lead a nearby druggist, James Doan, to prepare it for sale. From him the magic formula passed to the present proprietors. Now, as in those early days, Doan's Kidney Pills are made from only the purest drugs They arc used and praised all over the civilized world. and are absolutely non-poisono- biiyPicture fftn. DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS MAKE LASTING CURES Kansas, savs: "In the spring of itoq Doan's Kidney rills brought roe such great relief that I did not hesiuto to make tha fact known and giro this remedy my most earnest endorsement. In my statement I said that for three years I had suffered from kidney complaint. I bad a dull grumbling ache across the small of my back that greatly Inconvenienced mo when reaching and straining in doing my work, An annoying kidney weakness was also In evidence and It was out of the question for me to sleep well. In the morning I was all tired out and it can be seen that I was In bad shape. The, use ol Doan's Kidney Pills quickly arid surely drove away these symptoms of kidney complaint and I have since been in good health. Tbe foregoing statement was given in March :ooj. and when Mr. Dlack was interviewed on Nov. iz, 1008, he said: "I have never bad a return attack of kidney complaint and I know that my cure is a permanent one. My faith in Doan's Kidney Pills is stronger than ever. Mrs. James Crooks, First St.. N. W American Fork, Utah, says, "I had kidney complaint for ten years or more. Sometimes a twinge darted through the small of my back andloften became sohelpless-tha- t I was compelled to go to bed with my clothe on. The attacks often lasted for days at a time-anI could not even stoop to put on my shoes. My condition was certainly alarming. The secretions from my kidneys were irregular In passage; and contained a heavy sediment after standing. I well know' what the misery kidney complaint causes and I can therefore appreciate the merits of a remedy that cures this disease. Doan's Kidney Pills lived up to the claims made for them in my case and eHected a cure. My kidneys were restored to a normal condition and my health, greatly improved." (Statement given Aug.22.1007. On Aug. 24, 1909. Mrs. Crooks was interviewed by one- - of our representatives and she said "It gives ma pleasure to reendorso Doan's Kidney Pills. They cured my backache and my health is now good. Other members of my family have, taken this remedy with decided benefit" use Insurgents Ignored by Cannon official, who waa mora or less of green hand In Washington, finally said: 'Mr. Cannon, thla la Mr. Mors ino speaker looked Morao ovor, without extending bis hand, and dryly remarked: "What la your lino of busl ness. Mr. Moraor 'I am a member of congress," re plied Morse. "'Oh,' replied the speaker. 1 have some Moraea down In my district, and I thought you might be rclatod to ono of them. I want to say', however, that If La Ftollctte Is a Ilcpubllcnn, I am a blamed old fogy.' "Well. LaFollette la a Jlepubllcan all right, roplled Mono. Another member of tho group reported that be had met Mr. Cannon at tbo entrance of a hotel In St, Louis, and all bo got out of blm In tho way grunt. of recognition was a good-siteAt this Juncture, Mr. Murdock ol Kansas joined tbo chorus, "I was riding In a Pullman car with Gov, Sballonberger of Nebraska thli autnmcr." aald Murdock, "whon the speaker camo through tho train. Mr. Cannon leaned over mo and greeted tho governor very effusively nnd they carried on nn animated conversation for soma little tlmo, throughout which tho speaker heartily Ignored me. Kin alty Mr. Cannon bade tho governor good by and departed. Oov. Shallen bergcr turned to mo and said: "'You know tho speaker, dont A TRIAL FREE acy Pills Yssxtclf Foster-Milbur- n Cut out this coupon, mail it to Co., Huflalo, N. Y. A fr'eo trial package of Doan's Kidney Pills will be mailed you promptly. w.N V. Ikcr Cannon the fact that Speaker Jo- Cannon declines to rucog- Itlj house Insurgents when bo i tiera on tbe street, and deaplto icl tfcat tho congressional com- Is permitting literature to bo I oct by one of Its employes orl- r (Kb the Intent of defeating- - tbe llllcin Insurgents for I Deny band of troublemakers tie to be about tbo brcileal lot tulonal maverick at largo kjiilatlre paature. They havo l!j befjn to hold meetings to Irie deposition of tho "crar of tho and In tbo mcanwhllo tbo of the lion no congressional p4ee are hastening to deny that lire responsible for the literature lust against tbo Inaurgenta, tut i a group of tho Insurgents Nf'iirr and swapped experiences tteir various meetings with SPITE rh G. teSjfeV DOAN'S KIDNEY PHLS oT( 11'drpfl53ocents Y 'Proprietors COULDN'T WAIT. Don't Persecute your Bowels ln.h mniiMirr. Iir CARTER'S UTTLE .mimKK UVER PILLS FV4r TfrtkUe. -t- SGHIRMER'S HOUSEHOLD SERIES OF MUSIC BOOKS NEW MUSIC BOOKS tor the home circle. Fifty volumes. Tocai end .acn about IlOpagrt. Destprint. Superior paper. Half a million ooptees eold In ell monthe. Send for complete cataloirue. ln.tro-menial, c kir mm t. A,.isfTs-,T- ,' 1. .slssssssssssssssssssssw I Mocb. thtMcml II I V I PRICE 60 CENT8 PER VOLUME POST PAID .SBBBBaWSW I In I I Smentatlve Morse of Wisconsin jVocle Joo In tbo office of n promt- (cirrcment official this sum- Mid ono of them, "and Undo tccpletely Ignored him. The Tailor I cannot mako you a now suit until you hat paid for your last one. yet. Mr, Nopay Hut I can't wait bo lone. Winter Is hero and I need something warm. Ibry cannot rruh the by lactU ftppUr&tkMM, poritoa o( lb Tbrr to only one way to run dcAtneu. &n4 Uut to by cocuiUtutloCftl rrmtiilrc to efcuati by aa Infljuocd condltiou ol tl lteafo muroua llntnc o( th LiaiUcttUa Tub. When tbU tub to lnflim4 you tuvo nimbllng aouoti or bearlnc tod mbea It to entirely rkwrd, lctf mult, dm to U ao4 thi tod unlraa tbe tnlUmnutlua can be tube rtstomi to IU normal cono tkca out m,n it Hfwiu vt u am ui.ii w svtlivia UIUV inars ot ten ar cauard by CaUrrh, trhkh to nothinfc out put an numfu coounum ch im mucous niriarr. W will clr Od llumiml lolUri far any cam ol (rauatd br calarrb) that ran not b cured Deafer by lUU'a Caura Cur. Hcnd ttrrulara. trr. Petd by DmrfUU. Itc TaU UaU'a rauaiy VilM tot cooatlpaUoo. Urn, Small PilL Small Dose. Small Pric GENUINE miut Letr tigmture , Sick HnJitW ui UEswIIm. mm miSau Volt. I and II. High or low voice. VOL. I, containing Si farorlte souri bT auch composers Gm. JtKmn. CtJ.tr J. SffarJtM, Jawltr. A'tvin, Snur-tr- t, StriUxH. Tkemmi. Tut, tie. Vol II, conUIulDK J farorlte aonm br auch composera aa: Ptkrtni, dtKmn, JlilJatk. MUn. Kudkaim, Crith. SuUivtn, TrmtU. Wilun. tte. Modern Song Favorites LATEST ADDITIONS Thi Piano Galaxy A a: oUectlan of !0 pieceiwllhln tb atdntr mt tba areraire plarer and not to be 1 oaiad lm otber ti mi la r cullecUonm. OimpoMn 1'hamintvif. Xlotrhibritl-Xarim- , (Ptnid. Oregh, Ktrgnumf. iuk, Mtmjmr iimuiwl, J'Urn, H'ocU, K. Mn, your" Deafness Cannot Be Cured u rr, Gims of Sacred Song Wa Buy Ickerless Persimmon Is Coming Next ancso ktnd with aomo softer tongued brand from tho south and thus grada ally weaken tbo astringent properties. Much headway baa been mado In that direction. Tho Joacphlno atyle of American poralmmons has been cross ed with tho Yomon typo of Japan. Tho American flavor won out, while the Japancso hardiness and Dimness remained. On tho theory that there cannot bo too much of n good thing, tho Japp,, neao often heat their poralmmons with tbo funics of sakl, thereby weakening tho puckcrlBjr, power. Experiments bnvo been- tried by the ngrlcutural do- partmentf and something may bo ac complished along those linos. Just what liquor Is bolng used to graduate tho flavor Is guarded ns n secret. To help things along a new kind of persimmon has boon discovered down In Texas. Nobody knows Its origin, It just grew up. It docs not produce puckering when eaten hard nnd the tasto left In tho mouth Is equal to that of fully rtponed fruit. - FURS Hiilsa and Wool 1 Containing AltvZrj,. A'tvim. JhrAtr, KtiJlimcrrt KrJmtr. Stkmickir, Strtltlkl. M'atlim.itc. lllehorlow toIcc. S3 celebrated eonse br auch faToritecoinpoaeraaal Ambrtu. CiunmJ. on. Fault, t'roptwt, Cunucn. nnamsXjJsm, Mlfrnon, CaraUcrii, Alda, Tanab iMbeogrlif, 2 Tola A collection of operatic f aoUtla and Mtxlf ratly dlfflcult,an4 UngmrwA. VOL. 1. ciknialnlDor II faroiiie opfiui Martha, TroTatore,Vm,Tell, Itobemlan UtH. Lucia, rnrttanl. Nonna. lion GloTamBi, Kreltctraetf. Fra DiaTolo, Rlroletto. VOL. lI.conUlnlnKUraTortUoperas: Ottefw Operatic Album me. Feathers, Tallow, Beeswax, Root), Is half a century la loulivllle" and can do belt e for you this igmlj or commltilon rncrchinti. Reference, any Bankln Louisville. Writs for weekly pries lilt and shipping tigs. 4V 229 E. Marks! St. LOUISVILLE. KT. etc. We are dealers; 1856 "Ovsr Mar Apple, Wild Ginger, established G. SGHIRMER, NEW YORK THE LARGEST MUSIC PUBLISHERS IN THE WORLD. EST. IS4t tttoless persimmon la the r iwure Department of Pre Official, liopo ngrt- .,l hill urn (liriirlno nn t the Jawbond out of ret can bo transported a r Futile dlitnnpn IM,ni ...,.m endlDC Of vnrlntl.. ... . .... . n iivaiiucui woical processes ara tbo means "eh It la Pt!io.lf..l . ..ii. i rucxtrlng qualities, Fa for not draw I'Weio ste.,h0 "uck' meir .uoV tor ilrawlnv persimmons hold tho iIe Tbov fliKa-- Imvn tall n. t L Not a Model Family. M. Sons. 'Your father doesn't think you havo been especially well behaved," said tbo srnnll boy's undo. "I know that," nnsworcd tho preco A Question to Oe Considered. cious Juvenile "Hut things I have "Do you consider plagiarism permisheard mother say mako mo think ho Isn't any great Judge of high class de sible under any circumstances?" "Woll," answered Senator Sorghum, portment." "It's pretty hard when you find yourself compelled to mako a cholco beGood Example. Mr. Crlmsonbcak Here's an Item tween being Interesting or original." which says tho swan outlives any When a fellow feels llko throwing other bird. In extreme cases reaching himself down and worshipping n girl 300 years. Mrs. Crlmsonbeak And remember. lio should wntt. Sho will probably throw him down herself. John, tho swan lives on water. Sabsl wm I tmWmmmmmmwtHmW m i ine n t I y uimr u a s s ingh-nsd- e lamp, sold at a low fri ncre are 1 snips mat cost more, but there is bo better lamp at aaf) price. The Burner, the Wtck, tho Chimney .Holder all vital things in a lamp: these part ol the RAYO LAMP sa perfectly constructed and there it nothing known in the ait cj lamp.mkUngthtt could add to the value of the RAYO mm. UghtHn'ring derice. Suitable fot any room ia any f Kfery dealer ere rj where. not at Tonra,.rlte for d.KrtptlT. clrcuUr to tbeIf nearest Agency tt Ut a 1 la "lumnly bM not imiating than It wns In proposod to mix tho Jap- 11 Is no -- i. uv during w.,.""'' kcnta Uked. to Snf!Cent runny davih tainkillkb Charity and Courage. when thoruuHhif rubUxl In relieve, Knlcker Do you ever cast your pr.ln. Inlolni. or inuM'le. fmin anr ttruln. aM cause. AU druu.'IMa.S.t&.UM.Iteh Lametollle.lluicbraiMtU bread on tbo waters? Nowwcd No; all I dare to do Is to Krcry mother knows a lot of good throw cold water on tbe bread. rules for raising otber people's For Colds and Grlpp Capudlne. "How can ouo bo happy who finds Tha txst remedy for Grlpp and Colds la ONK llleka' Canudlre. Rrll.vea the achlnr and T!il. TO CUIIR A roi.ll IN Qulnln.IJAT IUXATIVH ItltdUO It necessary to bo Identified at tho frverUhntia Currs the cold Hetidach. liru.'sUu refund laon.r If It fail, ui cure,Thlv ii, V, United Statos poetofllco In tho capltol also. It's Uauld- - UfTocta ImmodiaUly 10, liUOVfSkIjuiiur.liuue.cn Uii. tie. of his own statoT" and tells of a sub- K and Wo at Drug Store. Sometimes a man's wisdom Is due to sequent experience In Now York. Ahuonco of occu nation in lint root- lie had occupied n box In a thoator mind qulto vacant Is a mind distressed. the possession of a clover wlfo. with a party of friends when ono of Telleia. .tnall. t.?,r' teeiblntf, soften. tb.guam auce.in. e..r to rorehlMren Wlnalow'e fioothlnr Hjrup. Ir, them thought It would bo n Joko to ik. riere.'. reKiiUi. and Invlitunla i44,ai&u. tUuiu.tloajilUi.Kilu,curiwalndcoU, a. endf, ieran4lMlian4cuieGonttlpaUun. uiu utll. star direct some observabavo tho tions nt Mr, Sherman. Tbo frlond Don't blarao the phonograph If It has a Biuiiii voy never iooks comiortanie sought out the doorman, told him tho In his Sunday clothes. bad record. w a Irlend t11" of tbo United Statos was In box A. and suggestod that apP7 Mr 8"el T""t to Albany, word ba passed back to tbo stage, us sTEAora JJCHT' Sherman Feels Obscure iite STANDARD OIL COMPANY" iUKoritoraitxij EASY-SU- CONSTIPATION, Cll IRPQ ATISM, STOMACHBILIOUSNESS. RHEUM VUnCiO and LIVER COMPLAINT GET A S80 BOX ALL RE ohuoqists M!TCMfS BETTER THAN A. TO ACT PILLS FOR LIVER CO.. ST. LOUIS. MO. . II) nnr-co.tis-l. H. IIWIS HIOICINC ILLS I f,K,r llook.nd u.r.M, WatliliufUin. P?f?IJrsllui,tsI1 PATENT M us a uAdTlt.KHHK. Issm, DFtOPlY aud KL rs. iiMt r.t.reuceb 1 ihscovkkyi dar'nwuuat rEj suggestion," writes Mr. Sborman, "and said: 'Let irlo see, that Is Mr. Fairbanks, Is It not?" My friend's efforts 'uTul- - writing to to pcrpctrato a joko then and tberu 8"tary. Mr. coascd, nnd In tho shadow of obscurl IT I am unhappy" 0UnK man who "Tho doorman took kindly to tho fwouits ei inoao ugiy, gnziiy, gray nnira. Us LA CREOLE" HAIR RESTORER. PRICE. SJ.OO, rota I U inn sneavn 111 M SUN SPOTS HIT TELEGRAPH Re- Coughs J70 Years with of linvc had nearly seventy years . experience with to flnwnra. nmla iinliltin U'lm Cross look lillltv I. tn llin fnmllv. and cross words dwarf nnd starve tho souls of those around us. 1 For His Sake "My husband bepsed mc to lake Cardu I," writes Mat-H- e L Bishop, of Wavcrly, Va., "and for his sake I to try it Before I had taken bottle, I felt better. "Before taklnii Cardul 1 suffered miserably every month nnd had to no to bed until It wore off, but nowj am all right." 1 Baltimore Msn Locates Causa of cent Cleetrlcal Disturbance Tslli of Discovery, Winter : ncc In it for cughs, colds, broncliUis veak throats, id wak lungs. Ask your own doctor what experience e has had with it. He knows. He can advise you sely. Keep in close touch with your family physician. .C.AutrCo.J.owell.Sfass. Tn nlrnhnl in this COtlllll medicine. 1 rs Uicrry sectoral, mat muxes u.s iuk : lw irnnu. ou cannot If vour bowel arc constipated. Aycr's I'HU, all vegetable. Ak your doctor If lie acrce with H wril u. I nc new laxamc is Uo a he says. " No general rule con bo laid down for the training of children. Take jour child nnd innko your mlo to fit n!m. You cannot tnnko a child fit rule to novo your life. In sn Interview published In the llaltlinorn Ainrrtcnn Mr. Justice fltahn declared that ho believed tho recent disturbance In telegraphic communl-catiowar mora than likely due to sun spots. As a result hs searched Is Here I NEW HARNESS SHOP We wish to announce to the people of Hickmnn nnd vicinity thnt we have opened n Harness Shop in Hickman, and am prepared to sell, or make to order, nil kinds of Harness, Saddles, etc., on short notice. Don't repress tho buoyant split) of your children. Half an hour merriment within doors, nnd niirn tnent of a home blots out tho rcnu m brnnce of ninny a caro and nnnoynntc during the day, nnd tho best safi guard that they can tnko with th m Into tho world Is tho unseen Infill rnco of a bright llttlo homo. Don't be afraid of n little fun nt home, good people. Don't shut tu your house lest tho sun should fad' your enrpotit, ami your hearts It t a laugh should shako down n few of 'ho musty old cobwebs thnt nro linns t K there. If you want to ruin your sens la,I lw.,i ttil.tr Attn ..I, rtil,t. Ullll e H It. .Ill ..If... nil ...II III M...I I. clnl enjoyment must bo left nt 'V I ' tlll-M. Make vm.-L- -. Home . able nnrl nl -"7 "eery J cot by M ' BJ ( Take CARDUI Group of 8un Spots. 1 nitllrn f arcdupUyingan comnlote lin. -- t t . U( Tho Woman's Tonic You know Cardul will help you, because it has helped others who were in the same fix as you. It is not only a medicine for sick women, but a tonic for weak women. Being made from mild, gentle, vegetable Ingredients, it is perfectly harmless and has no bad after-effec- ts, "uningi at our n0J1( REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY Prices reasonable. All work positively guaranteed. Shop next door to Farmers & Merchants Bank. Call and sec us. a. j. wright, Mgr. HICKMAN HARNESS CO. Itirnaltnltt ti'lttinnl homo nt night. ufmti t In. w r ... Tho sweet Influences of flowers n;r a source of much pleasure. Ihixe does not scum like home, whero nro no pure, sweet flowers bloom.: n .tirtAi- - ntifl lhn r.ifr..h iib Iiai1 t il measure Music Is no less luipor'at ' In making homo happy; thero slu -- hi bo some kind of a musical limtrui: : t In every home, and If no Instruui cm bo had. thero can be singing Cardul can be relied upon to help you. Try it today. At all druggists. Sympathy nnd lovo. devotion to the MANUFACTURING ENGRAVERS Interests of others. Instead of the in 14 . forests of self. Is an irresistible idc 1 X0UI5VILL&,KTU carrying nil before It, sweeping nwny unklndness nnd smnllne nnd Jealous ly, nnd carrying those who nro borne Samples on display at this office on Its stream triumphantly over the shoals and quicksands of dally wor ries nnd vexations which can make llfo so tiresome and so unsatisfying Knch of our lives Is an open page. - 33XGIUS1VE IOCAI AGENTS on which we are continually making - FOR. THIS EXCLUSIVE, LINE,.- Impressions. How cautious should w bo that these Impressions bo beauti ful. Let us then si eventide scan the pago of our life during tho day, dis covering all mistakes, and over after Make the Farm More Attractive. CLUBBING RATES. ward strive to avoid a repltltlon or The Hickman Courier and the St. You can do this by Installing a them. ) Louis telephone. You can moke the surThero is nothing that Is so cheer $1.50 Both one year for rounding on your farm just as at- ing to n mother's heart, and such a The Hickman Courier and the St. tractive to your sons and daughters rich recompense for all she has sacrl Louis Republic both as if you wore living In the heart of flced and endured, as the kind nff.-- c one year tor $1.40 a big city. Our excellent service and tlonnto remembrance of her children Is nothing that can adorn msn The Hickman Courier and Mem- attractive "Farmers' Line" rates are Tlioro or woman more than tho tenderness (Weekly), not to bo compared with tho benofits and gcntlo care they manifest toward phis Commercial-Appea- l $1.25 derived. Call the manager. both one year for their aged parents as they totter on The Hickman Courier and the St, Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph tho borders of another world. How often the feelings nro hurt. Louis and Memphis Company, Incorporated. Commercial-Appea- l the heart almost broken by an unkind three papers all word spoken nt a tlmo perhaps, when one year for $1.75 O the heart was hungry for kindness The Hickman Courier and Rural FOR SALE: A nlco residence, one and lovo. The tonguo has been a Route Dally Republic, (to parties on block from PoatoMIco. The house weapon with which loved ones havo rural routes). A dally paper and a has 6 rooms, two halls, and two qorch- - been driven out Into tho world to weekly paper, both one year for only es; In good repair and a very desira- seek for what should bo the rightful portion of earth's children kind and $2.50 ble place. Call at this office. loving words. On tho other hand, many n heartbroken creature has enThe Hickman Courier and Woman's O battle of life with reNational Dally, both one year for FOR SALE: One of tho best cor- tered Into the urged on by kind word newed efforts, $1.75 ner lots In Hickman now occupied only of encouragement The Hickman Courier and Woman's by J. It. Brown's mill; also a good "Have faith." Unbelief Is the most Farm Journal, both one year for only combined store and residence. Tho $1.15 residence has about 8 rooms. Lot unsettled and unstable thing In life. Lack of faith In another leads to a The Hickman Courier and weekly Is 22x100 feet. Will sell worth the life of suspicion, solflshnesti, without Louisville Courier-JournaBoth for money. Call at Hickman Courier of sympathy and congeniality. It de stroys tho germ of happiness, wrecks one year for only $1.50 fice. peaco and clouds tho sunshine of life. It enstranges hearts that wero mado to love, and severs uulons that have been declared that "man should not put nsunder." No words mean inoro to home happiness and heaven than these, "Be not faithless, but believ ing." Don't worry about something that you think may happen tomorrow, be cause you may dlo tonight and tonior row will find you beyond the reach of worry. Don't worry over a tiling that happened yesterday, because yes tcrday Is a hundred years away. If you don't believe It Just try to reach Now is the time to lay in your winter's supply of after It aud bring It back. Don't wor COAL. Don't wait until the cold wave flag ry about anything that Is happening today, becauso today will last only 10 reminds you of your negligence. or 20 minutes. Don't worry about things you can t help, becauso tlioro s no need to worry. Don't worry at all If you want to bo penitent now nnd then It wont hurt you a bit. It will uo you good. Hut worry, worry, wor ry, fret, fret, frut, why, there's nei ther sorrow, penitence, strength, reformation, hopo nor resolu tion In It. It s mere worry. APrAI TDT COi LfllWVUiVl iLVKJ. The Hickman Courier how you treat her when shr leaves you will feel tunny regret. If you nsk n child where Iiohx- - Is he would say where mother Is Mom of our childhood, wher mother rwlgns ter m Globe-Democr- (twlce-a-week- queen, soothes our heartaches, mints-torto our needs, protects us from the blasts of life. Hut we must strive to secure tho homo "where they know not tho sorrows of time." I lout bo yond the dark river of death, where no sweet ties are severed, no twirs there, no farewells spokeu. with Ood tho father. God the Son. our Saviour. our mother and father, brother and sisters, all there. In that beautiful Home or mo soui. s HOW'S (twlce-a-week- THIS. ), Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars He- ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh P. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo. Cure. Wo. the undersigned, have Known J. Cheney for Uie last 1 years, Qlobe-Democr- and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and flf.an cinlly ablo to....carry. out any ounga i ma mm. it'.i.iti... UOIIS uiauo uy t. imiunn Klnnan & Marvin, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall' Catarrh Cure is taken Inter nallr. acting directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. TetUmonlal sent free. I'rlco 76c a battle. Sold by all druggist. Take Hall's Family Pills for con sUpaUon. the sun surface and discovered the spots, s he expected. In speaklnc of the matter tin said: "On hearing of tho appearance of the aurora and other phenomena of an electrical nnd tnssnetlc nature 1 Immediately suspected n large sun spot about to nppenr I was not surprised when I discovered a raagnlncrnt group of spots measuring C 0.000 by tO.CKK) miles, nnd showing unmistakable signs of solar storms, their cyclonic nature being clearly shown by two of tho spots A more extended obIn the group. servation will show that theso cyclonic spots rrsolrn about a common center of disturbance on the sun and make their electrical snd magnetic nature known on the earth by wireless messages from the sun In Increased auroral displays and disturbance of mag necUo Instruments. Tho sun dlsturbes tho aether of tho solar system and causes during the duration of such large sun spot, a disturbance of the more or lees evenly balanced magnetic conditions of the earth. Ilealdes the large group of spots, smaller spots are also visible by the aid of the telescope. together with considerable facutae, The darkest portion of a sun spot Is termed the nucleus; the next darker, the umbra, and the highest portion, the penumbra. It Is known that the sun rovolves upon Its axis In about it days. represenUnc t the equator a velocity of 119 wiles' per minute, and this spinning through the aether causes tremendous disturbances In the solar region, especially during sun spot outbreaks, We can Imagine what a grrat dynamic machine this must be when we see what a powerful electric current I generated in all our dyna mos used In electric lighting and drlv Two "Big Stores Whal Do You M tlrJ Sewlno Machines Clocks Dreners, plain ,nd Bed Springs Cots Wall Paper Window Shadci Rubs, Art Squirti Lace Curtalni Carpet Paper Smoothing Irene Heating Stovti Cooks and Ringti Iron Dedi Children's Bedi Granlteware Blankets, Comforts Mattresses Rocking Chairs of til taal Restaurant Stools Children's Rockers Stove Pipe, Stovs Buctiti Chlffonelrs Wood Beds Bed Cprlngs Princess Orttiers High Chairs Window Ctau, all ihri Stovs Repairs Trunks, all sires CASH or o ou tho hill. Tsko your produce to C II. Moore, Highest prices paid. CREDIT View of Sun Spot. Ing electro motors running machinery snd ears. The electric field alt through the solar system Is disturbed. Wo cannot but be surprised at the few electrical storms we have experienced In l. For Spr&ins We Sell Furniture For LESS MOB Than cAny House m Western Kentucky l COAL! COAL! Baltimore this past summer. O $4.50 Tradewater Lump Coal, - - $3.7 Bon Air Lump Coal - - pen-mic- e, Sloan's Liniment is the best remedy for sprains and bruises. It quiett the pain at once, and can be applied to the tendcrcst part without hurting because it doesn't need to be rubbed all vou have to do is to lay it on lightly. It Is a powerful preparation and penetrates instantly relieves any inflammation and congestion, and reduces the swelling. Mother. Prices made on Domestic Nut, Blacksmith, Steam and Anthracite Coal, upon application. Hickman Ice & Coal Co. INCORPORATED o o o o o o o o OooooooooooooO o 0OooooooooooooO o The Courier costs only ono dollar a year or less than 2 cents per week. Are you a subscriber ? It Is too cheap to cither steal or borrow. Sub scribe today. Your money re- funded, If not satisfied I I I oo o O TRY A COURIER WANT AD. o OooooooooooooO OooooooooooooO oo oo oo oo oo oo The Cheapest advertising Medium I Read by 3,000 People Every Week C08T8 ONLY ONE CENT PER WORD PER WEEK. o 0 o o o o o o If there is a blue mark on your If your sewing machine runs heavy, why not get the Singer agent, L. A. Courier dont fall to ronow this month Brock, to adjust it and make it run as all papers are discontinued at tho expiration of the time. light and easy again. Alas! how llttlo do wo appreclato our mother's tender lovo while sho Is with us, though dutiful and iluvot ed to her. After her Hps uro closed forover, and we know sho will never more lead us byher counsel, cheer us along tho pathway when thorns plerco us, snaaows gather over us, then wo turn memory's pages and feel that If wo only bad mother buck how man rays of sunshluo we would bring Into her heart. Bo many kindnesses wo might havo shown her If wo had only known sho was going away so soon to return no inoro. Mow often theso thoughts havo passed through my mind sinco my sweet old mother left mo. and I do not doubt but all who havo lost a mother feel thu same "Yet oft us 1 look backward o'er tho long waste of yeurs, My heart is filled with sudden pain, my oyos grow uim win. tours, As I call with vain regret aud many a secret smart; How oft In times of waywardness, I grioved her tender heart." Whllo theso thoughts cumo our mother's tender love comforts. We feel that whllo we havo grieved her inuuy tlinoB, her love wrapped thu "inuntlo of charity" about us. This is a comfort To thoso who are blest with a mother let us bog you to treat her with tundorcist caro. For uo mat-- 7U1 of month, as I was leaving the building at noon for lunch. I slipped and fell, spraining my wtM. I returned in the afternoon, and at four o'clock I could not hold a pencil in my hand. I returned heme later and purchated a bottle of si;ti thli present Mr. U Pa. Here's the Proof. Roland, Illthopof Scran-ton, "On the Carlo. The management of the Hickman Independent Homo Tolcphono We carry, In addition t w Co, wishes to announco that they aro ular stock, a largi line ' now ready to make connection with hand goods which ire ids " all country lines on either side of tremely low prices. Hickman. Tho company furnishes all oqulpmont In tho city and connoct with your lines at the limits for 115 per lino and charges 76c a month for their exchange service. Soo A. W. Davis, Manager. Co, 0 Thu grand Jury at Cairo failed to Mcknun, Ay. Indict Arthur Alexander, tho negro charged with complicity in tho assas sinatlou of Miss Anna I'elloy. The negro wus in JJll at Urbana. 111., and In ordorlug his release from custody the Mhuriff at Cairo warned him not to return to tho sceno of his nlleged crlmo ns It would bo extremely dan gerous for lilui to do so. Tho negro's father nnd other relatives have left St Louis Fur. CHEAP O COW Sloan's Your Scarfs. Mufflers. Sweaters un all kinds of silk nnd wool goods can bo cleaned by Kronch Dry ClcaiilnK. Hchiuldt, thu Tailor. O FEED! Liniment and used It five or six times before I went to bed, and the net day I was abli to go to mik and uto my hand as uiual." Is an excellent antiseptic and germ killer heals cuts, burns, wounds ami contusions, and will draw the poison from sting of poisonous Intecli. Sloan's Liniment 25c.,60c.and$l,00 Mlau' link h tior.ra, calllo, uHd poultry hr Atldrva Sr. Earl S. Sloan, fr. NEW8PAPER DONT'S. Don't discontinue a newspaper un til you huvo sounred up with It. Don t niiuao n Da nor unless you liny for It 'llorrowers nro the greatest fault flndors a newspaper lias to contend with. Don t nit mad If your visitor's iinmo doosn't nppenr In tho porsounl column. l'vrhiips you did not toll the odltor and he Is uo inlnd ronJur. Don't dolay paying your subscription because It Is a small matter. If all tho subscribers did tho same thing It would kill tho papor In six months. Don't curso the editor becauso his opinions do not conform with yours. If thoy did ho might bo ul variance with boiiio eight to ten million people. O A. B. MOONSHINE A mixlure of Hl ShucUSmall Mail 1 Grata- - oad, if hauled tamed-W- H at gin. . nnn J. F. & S.L. D (la I Beaten, Mm., UJlJt. Kennedy, GENERAL (IncorportW'

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