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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-23

STOCK FOOD

The only stock food that gines paying
results, positive reliable guarantee b
printed on every package. Tins guar.
antee means what il says, viz. IL the
preparation is used according 10 direc
tons and fails, you get n refund Of your
money. We want You 70 understand
that We are doing business ON exactly
the same plan that one honorable farD
ar wonld sell and guarantee anything u
one Of his neighbors. In Information
Stock Food you get
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Three Feeds
For
One Cent.

Il Is guaranteed 70 save corn and oats.
Gives horse new life and strength.
Keeps brood mares and colts healthy.
Purifies the blood and keeps II pure.
Keeps farm horses in perfect conditio
Will make your mules thrive.
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ANOTHER ONE

Guthrie, Ok, Nov. i9.-Tom Philip
pis. book keeper at the Guthrie Ma
tionai bak, was arrested today. charged
with embezzling $500, His bond was
fixed at 5000, which he gave.
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International Stock Food
. FEEDS FOR I CENT.

Guaranteed 10 cure or prevent HOG
CHOLERA, also the quickest hog grow
er ever discovered. Your money refuDd-
ed IL il ever fails, and you are 10 be The
user and the Judge.
To every purchaser Of IS pound pail
We willpresent a stock book that contains
more fine engravings Of stock than you
can get In book costing you $1,000 10
contains a reliable, practical and inely
illustrated veterinary d epart en- {
that will give you complete information
In regard 10 many accident and diseases
horses are liable 10 have at any ume.
Give international Stock Food a fiAl
You viii never do without il. Sold 10y
.. a MCCLURE,
Hickman. Ny.
Orders will receive prompt attention
al M Il ShaW's sons Dqparfpent Sfore
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~ RICK q MAYOR have added aspec-
ial line Of fine Oycrcoats 10 their furnish.
ing goods department. VIII sellyou one
cheap. No old stock. all new and up-to
date.
Thursday. the 2oth. Is Thanksgiving
Day.
Arch Hertweck went TO Fulton one
day last week.
To remove corn or bunion First
soak the corn OF bunion in warm water
20 soften IL, then pare it down rs close.
IL AZ possible without drawing blood
apply Chamberlain Pain Balm twice
daily, rubbing vigorously for I'VE min
utes at each application. A corn plas'
ter should be worn for n few days "a
protect it from the shoe. As general
liniment for sprains. bruises, lameness
~ Insure your life In the Pennsyi-
vania Mutual. Special new features.
For further information, see Miss JEs-
SIZE OUTsES, agent.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted 10 me, by note or
account. are hereby notified that their
accounts have Oeen placed in the hands
OF Mr.. Ira Green tor collection. lie can
he found AZ the pos; Office. Please call
ON him at once and settle, a. need the
money.
Respectfully. q. +. BAKTLErT.
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On Tuesday. Nov. 2Oth. 1900. VIII
sell Stock Cattle, Milk Cows. one LOT Of
Hogs. &c.. at public outcry. on a credit
u . months. purchasers giving bond and
good security. Sale oa my place, i've
miles below Hickman, near the Brig
gance pelce b. w. MCCLURE.
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FULTON CIRCUIT COURT.
]. M. Whiting. Plaintiff,
VI. Equity.
Tom Dillon, ST.. admir-. Delft.
Notice Is hereby given 10 the creditors
of Mary Knoerr. decd. thar the under
signed, Commissioner OF the Fulton
Circuit Court. under nm order in the
above styled cause, will attend at his
ONCE on the corner of jackson and Ken
lucky streets. from the date hereof until
the LIST day of the next January term
of this court, 1901, TO receive and hear
proof of claims against said decedent
ard that all claims not presented to him
and proven as required by law, within
the time specified above. will be forever
barred.
w. y. TAYLOR,
Mast. Oom'r Fultoa Circuit Court
J BY Tom DILLON, SR., Deputy.
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tX- We have just returned from mar
ket buying a large line Of Buggies and
Harness. We have now ON hand some
Of our best grade Of Buggies that we
will give you bargain in TO make room
for new stock. H. L. REEVES a 90.
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BeA. Positively all work done without
pain. McFALL q DIsMUKEs, the pain
less dentists.
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G. E. EAKER,
General Grocer,
Powell Block. Clinton st.

Having purchased the Grocery Stock Of
J. J. Q. Bondurant, would be pleased 10
have all old friends 10 call. Fresh Goods
and Choice Bargains.
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.. a MCCLURE,

Orders will receive prompt attention
at M. b. Shaw's sons Department Store
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
One Man Killed and Several Fatally
Injured.


Injured.
Logansport, Ind, April 17-Too much
pressure and Il piece Of defective g2S.
pipe in the mains of the Chicago PiEe
company at point four miles south
east Of here, was the cause of ter
rifle explosion yesterday in which
Michael Ellison, Jr., was instantly
killed and five other men received in
iEries from which it is doubtful If
some recover Twelve men were in
the trench repairing leak in a ten
inch main from which the gas had
been transferred to an eight-inch main
near it. The men were around 4 ''.@'
in the eight-inch main and Ellison was
STOPPING over it when the pipe gave
way, and he was found $50 feet away,
his bones broken and probably having
met instant death. George Morrison
in charge of the work, found himself
sprawling on the ground thirty feet
away with gravel and dirt blown into
his skin. his whole body wrenched and
most of his clothes torn and tattered.
but no bones broken. Will Briggs was
also hurled some distance and was
taken home unconscious. Three men
were knocked down and bruised in
frightful manner, but the rest Of the
men escaped with slight injuries from
flying dirt and rock. The ''T' weighs
1000 pounds and was carried a dis
tance of fifty feet, taking off the top
Of George Nelson's hat and Il small
bunch of his hair. otherwise not injur-
ing him.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
Militia Ordered Out.
STRIKE SITUATION.
Railway Official Says Trains Are
Moving on Time.

Railway Official Says Trains Are
Moving on Time.
Atlanta. Ga. April 1.-THE Situa lion
in the teegraphers' strike ON the
Southern railway is practically un-
changed. The greatest delay an any
passenger train during the day was
one hour and only one or two trains
failed to make schedule time into At
lanta. J. s. Thompson. assistant gen.
eral superintendent of the Southern
railway. says both passenger and
freight trains are moving on time and
that the only trouble the road is OK
periencins is from Wire cutting. The
company has offered rewards in cases
of this kind and hopes to have the in
terruption cease. President Powell, Of
the telegraphers. gave out the follow
ing from his headquarters in the Kim
ball house: 'The conditions are entire
ly satisfactory to the men. Telegrams
received by me from every division of
the system indicate feeling cf unrest
and dissatisfaction on the part of the
train and engine men of the system as
a result of the wreck on the Mobile di-
vision last night"
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20

loss. The Beers subsequently relin-
uuished the attack. and it is said here
that they are returning northwaM.
Reported by Lord Roberts.
London, April Is. - The war office
has received the following dispatch
from Gen. Roberts, dated yesterday at
Bloemfontein: 1.-The enemy's move
ments south have been checked.
Wepener is still surrounded, but the
little garrison is holding out we'll.
Troops are being moved to their assis-
tance. The health of the troops is
good and the climate perfection
Surrounlen by Beers.
London, April 15.-The Times has the
following from Jamersberg, dated
April 13: Col. Dalgetti's force has
been surrounded by some thousands Of
Beers. with eight guns, two pom-poms
and two Maxims since Monday morn
ing They have gallantly withstood
heavy attack OH Monday and again an
important attack on Tuesday, and on
Thursday there was continuous shell
and rifle fire"
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
SWEPT BY A TORNADO.

Considerable Damage Reported i'm
Parts of Kansas.
Wichita, Kan, April ia storm ap--
preaching tornado in proportion is
reported from New Winfield, between
here and Newton, and in the vicinity
west Of Clearwater. Two deaths are.
reported and four people are said to
have been killed by overturned houses.
Wires are down and names and par
ticulars are unobtainable. At Putnam
it is said several houses were blown
down and four people seriously in
jured Word was brought by passen-
gers on the south bound Santa Fe
train that two persons were killed, but
it Is impossible to confirm this report.
The telegraph and telephone wires
were rendered useless by the wind and
all attempts to reach Putnam, Newton
or affected points have proven Of no
avail West of Clearwater, in the
country northeast Of Adams, it is re-
ported that a strip Of country five
miles long was swept by storm at t.
o'clock last evening and several farm.
houses. barns and other buildings were'
blown down. No casualties are re-
ported from there.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
BOERS ARE CHECKED
so LORD ROBERTS ADVISES THE
WAR OFFICE.
Taken to Mean. Not by Fighting, nut
by Dispositions to Head on Their
Points on the Line Of British Com
municatiOn-BOcrP Peace Commits
aiOncrs Have Papers Showing
That Germany Urged the Trnn*-
vaal to Wage War.

Lordon. April Is. - The forward
movement of the Beers is checked
says Lord Roberts. This is taken to
mean. not by fighting, but by disposi-
tions to head off their advance and to
bar the vulnerable points in tl.c line OF
British communication. Relief is on
the way to Wcpencr. The Bocrs in
Natal appear incapable of developing
IN aggressive movement at Eland-
laagte. Lord Methuen is ut Zwart-
kopfontein, twelve miles east Of Bo-
shOf. and is sending small, swift col
nmns through the adjacant country.
Lord Cheslam, commanding one of
these. encountered a small commando
about ten miles southeast of Zwartkop-
fontein. He found most Of the farms
occupied by women ana children only.
An editorial note in the Daily Mail
AYERS that Mafcking is in a very bad
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
TELEGRAPHERs' STRIKE.
Situation Shows an Improvement for
the Road,


Situation Shows an Improvement for
| the Road.
Atlanta. Ga, April 15.-The situation
in the strike of the telegraphcrs on the
Southern railroad shows an improve
ment ut midnight for the railroad. Pas
Senger trains which Thursday and
early yesterday morning ran from one
to five hours late, arrived yesterday
afternoon and last night but slightly
behind schedule time. and freight
trains are beginning to move. The
officials of the road here claim the sit
uation is not even unchanged; that it
has not at any time been other than
normal.
President Powell, of the o. r. t.,
said that the strike would continue IN
definitely. or until the company treats
with the men. My organization has
protective fund Of $4,000 to be used
in case Of strike. said the president,
"and l am having this money trans
ferred from the headquarters to points
on the Southern" President Powell
says there has been no thought Of a
strike on the Queen & Crescent.
At Flowery Branch, Ga, Corona,
Ala. and Columbus, Miss, operators
who took the places Of retiring agents
have been roughly handled and run
out of town.
Telegraph Operators Quitting.
Knoxville. Tenn, April Is. - Tele-
graph operators continue to walk out
on the Knoxville division of the South
ern railway. Twenty-Five are out
now. Supt. Ewing states that all but
two vacancies have been filled. The in
dications are that more men may vet
go out. The railroad officials claim
that traffic has not been interfered
with.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
tors Quitting.
Miners Go ON a Strike.

Knoxville. Tenn, April Is. - Three
hundred miners of the Coal Creek COM
pany mines went on strike yesterday.
The strikers are United Mine Workers
who have taken their present step be-
cause four Of their number we're dis
charged. The general manager of the
company stated that he would not rein
state the union men and had ordered
all the strikers to turn over their tools
and vacate the company's property
within twenty-four hours.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
KIRBY ACQUITTED.
The Jury Returns a Verdict of Not
Guilty.

Guilty.
Sioux Falls. s. d., April II. - After
being out about eleven hours the jury
in the Kirby case brought in n verdict
Of not guilty, thus ending one Of the
most remarkable cases in the criminal
annals Of the Northwest, case which
has been in the federal courts for more
than three and a half years. This was
the fourth trial of the case. The first
resulted in a disagreement on the part
Of the Jury. The second resulted in a
conviction. but an appeal was taken to
the United States court, which granted
a new trial. This was held last Octo-
Der. but before the jury had agreed
upon a verdict one Of the jurors, un-
able to withstand the severe mental
strain to which he was subjected, be-
came temporarily insane, necessitating
the discharge of the jury and the con-
tinuance Of the case to the present
term.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
THIS STRIKE LOOKS SERIOUS.
Twenty Organizations Become In.
vOlVel Through SXmpnthy.

twenty Organizations Become In
volved Through Sympathy.
Houston, Tex, April 15.-The strike
situation assumed serious aspect
here yesterday afternoon when the
Central Labor union decided to declare
a strike of all labor unions affiliated
with that body, including more than
twenty organizations In view of the
approaching session of the transmits
sissippi commercial congress the mat
ter is more serious than it would orli-
narily he. and every effort will be made
to stave off general strike. The
building exchange, comprising the
contractors and carpenters union, have
come no nearer to settlement than
last week. and work is. suspended on
all buildings. The labor union set next
Tuesday morning as the time for the
general strike If the carpenters do not
sooner get settlement.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
HALF A TOWN UNDER WATER.
Colorado River Flood Causes Con.
ai6ernlblc DamnSe.

Colorado River Flood Causes Con.
silernblc Damage.
Austin. Tex, April Is. - The Colo
RADIO river flood has now reached
Wharton and half the town is under
water. So far there has been only one
casualty, negro refugee being
drowned in trying to reach town. The
people all got out of the bottoms and
1ocked to the town. driving their cat
tie before them. There will be some
suffering because of the large number
to be cared for. The loss to crops is
very heavy. The situation at Eagle
Lake is also very serious rs the waters
of the river have poured into the lake
and the country about it is under
water.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
ALLEGED SON LOSES HIS CASE.

Iowa Supreme Court Decides CO11at-
eral Heirs of Mott Watson Get the
Estate.
Des Moines, Iowa, April 1.-THE SUI
preme court dismissed the petition for
rehearing Of the case in which George
Niles Watson sought to establish him
self as the illegitimate son of Mott
Watson of MaQuoketa and to secure
the latters estate of 100000. The
decision holds that young Watson, or
Niles. did not establish the alleged re-
lationship and gives the estate to the
collateral heirs of Mott Watson, who
never married.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
TOO MUCH "NERVE TONIC"

The Cause of McDOwelFs Break
down at Sioux City.
Des .Moines, April II. - Melbourne
Mcdowell, husband of the late Fanny
Davenport and co-star with Blanche
Walsh. whose condition in Sioux City
necessitated the ringing down of the
curtain in the third act of "Fedora,
played in Des Moines Saturday ut two
performances. His manager says Nc
Dowell took too much of a certain
nerve tonic in Sioux City. The stories
of his love for Miss Walsh and her
coldness to him are denied. Saturday
he acted with all his former spirit.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
New Creamery Started.

Shell Lake. Wis, April 17.-The new
creamery was started up for for the
first time Saturday. 1t is 4 cooperative
company and the stock is ell owned by
the best farmers of this vicinity. Much
interest is being taken in the enter
prise as it is the first creamery in the
county.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
New siame.e Minister

Washington, April 15.-Phya Prasid-
dhi. the new minister from Siam, ac-
companied by his clerk, arrived here
yesterday. He will present his ere.
dentials to the president at an early
day. He has had previous experience
here. having been an attache Of the
Siamese legation in 1887.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
TELLER IS MISSING.
And the Bank IL Short About
12S,OOO.


Burlington, w., April ia special
from Waterbury, VT, says that John
G. Farrar. teller of the Waterbury
National bank. is missing, and that
there is defalcation of $25,OOO Of the
banks funds. The community is great
ly shocked by the news, as Falrar was,
considered model young man. His
parents are very estimable people, and
two years ago he married young
lady Of high standing. The shortage
of funds in the bank was d1 1covered
by Cashier Charles Wells Friday az r-
noon. He called Farrar's attention TO
the fact. who replied that there must
be some mistake in the books. They
began an examination at 6 O'clock.
when Farrar suggested they go to sup
per anu return in the evening fol7
further examination. He has not been
seen or heard of since.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.
Struck IL Mule While Running al
Full Speed.

Chattanooga, Tenn, April II. - A
through freight train on the Southern
railway struck Il mule and was
wrecked while running at full speed
near Huntsville. Ala. The engineer
and fireman We're killed and five of the
train crew were seriously injured. The
engine plunged down steep embank-
ment and Immediately caught fire. The
freight cars crowded upon the over
turned engine and instantly crushed
and suffocatcd to d~ath in the cab the
engineer and fireman. who had reso-
lutely stuck to their posts. The wreck
caused delay of twelve hours in the
running of trains on the Memphis di-
vision,
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
Shot Two COMPANIONS.

Amboy, Minn., April 17.-Roy Fisk
accidentally shot two of his compan-
ions. Will Merges and Claude Mallory,
at Jackson lake yesterday while. hunt
ing fish. Merges received over thirty
shot in his left side and Mallory a
number i'll his right arm and head.
The shores Of the lake have been
crowded with hunters. who are shoot
ing pickerel weighing from two to four
pounds each. Friday over 1000 pick
crel were taken out of the lake.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
COULDN'T STAND CHATTING.
CoIored CycIist Seriously Wounds.
Two Boys.

COIOfeN CycHst ScFiOub1S "O""U
Two Boys.
Indianapolis, April II. - A colored
man riding a bicycle shot into crowd
Of twenty boys in West INDIANAPOLIS
Yesterday afternoon, wounding Clar-
ence Wort in the hip and George Goul-
der in the thigh. Both are seriously
wounded AS the colored man was
passing the crowd they began chatting
him and he fired. He then rode away,
pursued by an infuriated mob of 100
people, who threw stones, sticks and
clubs ut him. but failed to overtake
him. Cries of ''lynch him. were heard
on ali sides. The colored man is SAID
to have had another difficulty in the
same vicinity about month ago, an1
ut that time threatened to shoot TEp
police failed to locate the colored man.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
Colored Congrcssm n N i.

Richmond, Va, April Is. - Virginia
negroes Lave called n convention to be
held here on May 10 to nominate
colored candidate for congress in every
district in the state as rebuke to the
treatment the colorel people received
at the Republican state convention at
Norfolk last week.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
Wolves Plentiful.

Sparta, Wis, April II. = A hunter
named Hughes brought in sixteen gray
wolves last week. He says these ami
mails have become more plentiful and
bold than for many years before, kill
ing sheep and annoying farmers. A
bounty of $40 per head is now paid,
and this may be the means Of Kidding
this section of the pests.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
Killed Hi. Wife.

Bakerville. Tenn, April IA. - Joe
Stringer Yesterday killed his wife by
choking her to death and then COM
mitted suicide. Stringer used double
bal lreled shotgun ON himself. his brains
being blown into the next room.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
Nfcaraguan Dfsavowal.

New York, April 15. - \ special to
the Herald from Washington says:
Nicaragua has disavowed to the United
States that she organized and dis
patched to David the expedition which
has aroused so much concern in Costa
Rica and Colombia.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
BOy md Gun.

Luvcrne, Minn., April 1.-THE five
year-old son of Henry Helling was in
stantly killed by having his head blown
off with shotgun. He and two
younger children were playing in a
room and in some manner obtained the
gun, which was supposed to be unload
cd
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
No warlikc Preparations.

st. Petersburg. April 17.-At Il con.
ference held between representative
Russian bankers and the ministry of
finance the director of the credit de-
partment announced on behalf of the
minister of finance that there was no
foundation for the rumors that Russia
was making warlike preparations.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
QUEEN At CASTLE k1LmA1NHAh.
Victoria Visits for a Short Time the
Lord Lieutenant Qf Ireland.

Victoria Visits for a Short Time the,
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
Dublin. April 1.-THE queen drove
to Kilmainh"m. where she was re-
ceived by the duke of Connaught. Her
majesty was saluted by the pensioners,
who were drawn up in the quadrangle.
and presented her with a bouquet. She
then proceeded to the castle where she
was received by the Earl and Countess
Cadogan. After taking tea with the
earl and countess the queen, who was
accompanied by the princess, returned
to the vice regal lodge at 6 D. m.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
Death of a Pioneer.

Mendoza, Wis, April 17.-John w.
Owsley, Sr., one Of the foremost pio-
neers of Western Wisconsin and South
Dakota. died here yesterday, aged
eighty-one years. He was the father
Of Mai. Owsley of Watertown, s. D..
and John j. Owsley of Sparta, Wis.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
Another Duel.

Paris. April 15.-The count of Luber-
sac and Baron Edouard Rothschild, a
son of Baron Alphonse Rothschild,
fought duel with swords yesterday.
Baron Rothschild was deeply prickcd
in the right forearm.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
DETAINED Her Character.

Little Rock. Ark. April 15.-At Alex
ander yesterday Mrs. r. n. Holland
shot and instantly killed William Cook,
a member Of prominent family. Mrs.
Holland claims Cook DETAINED her
character.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
He Fought Indiana,

lie Sueur. Minn.. April IL. = John
Tllurston. pioneer in the settlement
of this county, is dead. He was a
member of the lie Sueur Tigers at the
men. .orable New Ulm Indian fight in
the fall of 1862.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
Only One Life Lost

Pittsburg, April IA fire in the
Essen coal mine No. ut Hazeltine
caused the death of one miner The
first report told Of sixteen laen in the
mine who were supposed 10 have per-
ishe1
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
CHARGED With Murder.

Grey Eagle. Minn., April II. - A
schultze, sixty-tive years of age, has
been arrested on warrant charging
him with killing Herman Montzke,
aged seventy-three, in q row over set
sing fish nets.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
Boycotted by Strikers.

Atlanta. April II. - The Order of
Railroad Telegraphers have declared a
boycott on the Southern railway, and
hope to make it effective through the
ticket and freight agents of the United
States and the federation Of labor.
The Bowbells tribune., 1900-04-20
Deadlock in Ohio.

Wellington, Ohio, April 15.-The Re-
publican congressional convention Of
the Fourteenth district is again ballot
ing at the rate Of one vote minute.
Twelve hundred and seventeen ballots
have been taken and there has been no
break