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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
&mrembmreii6es aus YeIssen.

Sn Often peri9ieo am "a. Sas
mar, mad lGnesrer &~rdnfbeit, ssrau
Sobdnn 8ernaub, eeb. Inna 9raas,
i'm Bitter bon 81 Sabren.
Sn Sraem beri9ieb am %.
Sanuar, na9 tur3er 8rantbeit, Serr
Sob. 8apt. Walbing. 0emeinbe=g Cons
Teller, i'm Glter BON "a Sabren.
Bel q a6scpurt puroe am 81.
Sanuar cine Srau, bic in 8egleitung
elmer anberen BPM Martte bon 3onapD
lam, bon einem Strol9e iiberfaQen, su
8obsn geidlaeeg, nit einem Ool9s in
ben &opf sefto6en uno um 20 Sranten
beraubt, Die Srau lit f9psr, bod
ni9t lebenssefdbrli9 perleBt; Der RGus
Der lit u%nbetannt.
SIN Walbe BEL 8onnert fanb am
81. Sanuar MittagS Der Medaniter
Saber bon 9rubermiiblen einen ers
bGngten Mann. DER unsliidli9e mar
i4pn siemIia ~psrtpeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27

Ger Serausgeber unb Meoafteure Der
bsutf@an 8lGttsr Sptpa's erIdeinen.
I'm bteies 3apitel 70 poIitdnoig pis
mDsli9 gu MAIDEN, mO1te t9 Ss UNI
ssnaue Notiaen eriu9en.
Hun mD9te i9 sic fsrner bitten in
Sbrem sefHdtten. 8latt gu ~eripGbnsn,
Dab bds Bud me6r benin 600 Seiten
entbdlten piro = 100 Soften msbr rpie
susrt beabii9tist, unb bab i9 infolge
bret i6perer &rdnfbeitsfGle msbrere
Wfonate in meiner 4rbeit auriidseiebt
fpuroe unb besbalb baNelbs nidt msbr
Dor Reuidbr gum Druid briusen fann;
oaB bahelbe jebo4 Gnbe Mdra eri6eis
men fpirb uno ioa es Elm biibi9es itatts
li6es BUD fperoen. NebIt elmer griinb>
li4en @ei4i1te bes Staates pirb es
3apitel iiber bas golonialpeien in
Soma, iiber ben 4ntbeil Der Seutiden
Sopa's i'm nnionstrieg, iiber bic Soma
Seuti9en in Der politif, iiber Sotpa's
beuti6e Oi6tsr u, S6riftitsller, u. elm
langes iorsfdltis aussearbeitstes &as
pitel iiber Die probibitipnssei9i4te in
Soma sntbalten. Oasu tommen nod ins
.tereiIante Sti3Sen iiber beuti6e@ereine
uno 2ogen, pollitdnotge 8erSei9niNe
aler oeuti9en &ir6en unb beren Sc
i6i6te uno biosrapbii9e SfiSaen Der
prominenten Seuti9en aus alien S3eis
len bes Stdates.
Iu9 fperoen bic nnabbdngigfeits<
grtldrung unb bic 8unbesprfaHung
auf Seutih, iopie turasefaBte prdftis
I4e uno superldiiige alsemeineRe9tss
punfte oarin gu finben fem. @s ipa
fur5um elm Wert iein, peldes fir cine
jeoe oeutI9e Samilie bon pirtlidsm
Wertb fein pirb unb fheue ih mid
ri9t, Sbnen bic 8eriiherung au eeben,
bab bafelbe Hiemdnoen enttduf9en
ipirb.
Ser preis bes 8u9es pirb nur
$3.50 fein unb lit, pie sic ielbit gsz
iteben perben, serins fir elm bsrarti>
ges Wert.
Ihtungsboa,
nit colesidlii9sm 9rub,
Soepb 6 | B o { d.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
Mus BEN lbrisen 0rubber,ostbnm.

Ieubprf 6. Ssbr. Dieter Sage
purben fiji ben bieiigen neu erbautsn
&ir6tburm in Saarburg brei nsue
9lpdsn ieitens Der &irhenfdbrif Be-
itelt. OieIelben er6alten bas reipets
table 9siammtgepi9t bon 100 8ilps
uno nsrben bieielben iiber 5000 5r.
81 iteben tommen.
Walferbtngen. Wie IS betbt,
bat unier 8iirgermeiiter Serr Serpais
feline GntluKuns eingereidt. 1riade
oieies S9rittes ioqen mibli6e 3uitGn=
be i'm 8emeinoerat6e iein.
Wormeloing &c n, %. Sanudr.
Sn Der beutisen 9eneral : 8eriamm=
lung u~nieres Winserpereines puroe
Der friibere 8oritano, beitebeno aus
ben Serren: peter Wiirtb, prdiioent;
emil Raui9, @icezp rGiioent; Mepz
ride Simmer, SetretGr uno aaffierer;
s. @i9born, Shmits2 prenB, 8eiiiber,
bur9 Affirmation duf Stpei ipeitere
Sabre pieoergepG6lt.
Meri9, 27. San. Ssrr @eri6tsz
pousieber s. u. Opener aus Merid
bat BET Der 8sbDroe feline Gntlafuns
nadgefuGt. Sr. Speper piro cine
pripate Stele iibernebmen.
@onberineen, l. 5ebr. Riirsz
li9 fanb bier bic Wabl oes bieiisen
2otdlpereins ftatt. Gepdblt purben:
s. @epbert, prGiibsnt; So. @0rgen,
@icesYrGiibent, Sd. Mile, SetretGr;
S. Risss piri9, 8aiiierer; g.. Weis,
s.. Stei9en unb u. Stein gu Mits
sliebern.
Oippa9, 81. San. Oils Dor einiz
gen Sasen 9err aipsen, 8emeinbe>
ratbsmitglieo, in Der Sheune bei9Gf=
tiet mar, fiel er in Solse zines Seblz
trittes aus elmer !SDbe pom circa brsi
Mster in bic Senne unb sos ii9 err
beblife 0%erlebungen gu.
Gid, 80. San. Sier itarb, na6
turaer &rantbeit i'm Otter bon 81 Sab
rem, Sr. Selir 4rnoulb, friiberer
9auptbu8baltsr Der Girma WaeB unb
Comp.
9Dpineen a. b. a., l. Sebr. -
Sin benz bieiigen @derer S9rOber suz
se6Driser 5rudtidober bon 5000 Gar
ben ipurpe peril. Ha9t in 8ranb gez
itedt. @pm SbGter feblt iebe Spur.
Der S3apen lit pura 8eriidsrune ses
oedt.
Sifferbingen, 1. Sebr. Seu'
tie friib puroe Der Wirtb Sol. &nspper,
in feiner Wo6nuns tpbt aufsefunosn.
2lrbeiter, pelde in beiien 9auie Be
i9Gftisuns batten uno bic Sbiire nod
peri9lohen fanpsn, ftiesen pur9 bas
6eniter elm unb fanben ben entIeelten
&Drper bss llnsliidli9en, ben 9opf gu
unten, auf Der Sreppe lisssn. Gs
pirb permutbet. bub Der 8eritorbene
bsim S6lafengeben perO untelbeit bali
Der, Die Sreppe binunterfiel. betdubt
liesen blieb uno fpegen ieiner Gage nit
benz &opfe mad unten erftitte.
Gid q. b. 4lS.. 81. San. Der
aus S6niebelbrub Wambru9) ge.
biirtise, i6on bsiabrte Bergman Nif.
Yit mar geitern in Yesleituns Ieines
1~9=idbrisen Spbnes in elmer bisIiseh
9allerie bei6dftist. aus elmer Sells,
rpanp Minettitsine losSubre9en. Der
Ielbe bate eben einen Gini4uitt in Die
Wdno eebouen, I'm pdnn nit BEN
9re9eiien elm Stiid bon Der Steinz
mofie uusSubebsn, ais Der Selsblpd iid
pl0Bli9 BON islbit l0ite unb benz Dir
better einen &no4en am GuBe entapei
Jei6lasen tpuroe.
Nieberfer4en %. San. -
8orise Ha9t purbe elm benz Serrn g.
S4iIs a~aseb0rissr GruatiaObsr our4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
Gortfeb IT,

9 ptinsen. 1. Sebr. Sn Der
beute absebaltenen 9sneral : 8ers
iammluns purbe unIer 2otals@ erein
nsu conitituirt. @r piro ieBt Iders
baus unb Winser@8er beiben. SO
Witslieper limb bemielbsn lpfort beis
setreten. gu @pritanbsmitsliebern
purben erpdblt: g.. &auffmann, pras
iioent; paul 6rieben, aprdipent
Sob. 8isborf, 8erpalter; Srana
8aifierer; unb Sob. Granaiss
tus, SefretGr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
UOu 4errm GOucae Soiepb
Gib0d bon 9eS MoimeS,
Suiua,

pina uns lebtbin elm Girfular gu, bas
mir leiber perlesten unb oaour9 su
beaGten pergaBen. Sn bemielben
purbe inter @nperem Solsenpes mits
9etbeilt:
Wertber Serr college!
Wie Sbnen bereits betannt, tpirb in
meiner @ei9i9te bon Soma Der beuti
f9en prefe unlerss States elm be-
Ionberes &apitel sepibmet unb perben
barin natiirli4 biosrapbii4e Stiaaen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
oSnaem6nrgi(6es.
Die Gisbiranemtirae ,u 9nrembnrg

(9lus benz eriten Sefte Der "Stimmen
aus Maria 2aa9". San. 1900
Wenn man bon @otit rebet, bentt
mar sepDbnlid nur on bic S4Dpfuna
gen, pel6e Der Still in ieiuer Sriib5eit
auf Der SObe ieiner 4usbilouns pber
sesen gnoe bes Mittelalters berpprs
gebra6t bat. Selten pirb man babel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
Oereint0te Staten.
Sh,uer ~crftanft.

Wit benz gr0Bten 8eoauern erfdb=
rem mir, Dab unier Iebr ssI4GBter
Sreunb unb treuer &atbgsber, Der
bp1p. 8dter s. &ari9er, s. g. g. 81.
BON Chicago, ST., an Der Geii9tsroie
(G~riippelas) i9per ertrantt 1T. Bir
empfeblen ben ebrpiiroigen Sreuno
nniersr 8ldtter benz @ebste unierer
9eier uno bOffen uuf cine redt balbise
@eneiung uno elm mod langes, perz
oienitrei9es Qlter. Rep. &ari9er lit
elmer Der fdbigften unp tiiGtisen Mits
arbeiter an unieren Sldttern uno mir
Derbanten oemielben Iebr @ieles.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27

Die seto9te rStppepipe". Der
in Regensburg eri9sinenoe rSeuti4e
9dusi4ab" bate unldnsit empfoblsn,
Gplinoer our6 8oden in beibem Waiz
Ter b%duerbafter gu MAIDEN. Ginige
Gage barauf fam cine erSiirnte Pofts
farte nit elmer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BON 8 Wdrt an. Der S9reiber berz
ielben bate oas Experiment nit ieinem
Gplinberhut anaeiteqt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27

Die brei sr0Bten S9parstiinitler
Der Grbe, bic nit ibrem Sauberftabe
Die politii4e, littsrarii9e unb inbu.
itrieas Welt punberbar umsepanbelt
baben, iinb bas S9ieBpulpsr, Der
8u9orud unb Der aoblenbampf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27

Gin Refrut gins iiber ben S9loBs
plab unb fab am offenen Senitsr einen
papasei. Gr b%etpunberte ben inn uns
betannten 8osel, bis bieIer ausrief:
p9uten Morgen!1 Soslei9 sriff Der
Beirut mad feinst Mibe unb ftotterte
perlegen: .@erSeiben Guer Gnabsn!
bab' gemeint, sic pGren elm 8ogel."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
Merfw Irot9eS.

User Irmen siebt, siebt Soft bic @abe,
almoien minbert ni9t bic 9abe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27


bab' gemsint, sic pdren elm 9ogel."
SIN. einem grpben Barrier Rsitaus
rant ipurbe oieier Sage elm &eQner
perEaftet, Der Elm beIonbers i9laues
Mittel gefunosn bate, bic &unben au
tei6pinbeln. @r lsgte ndmli9 Elm
3ebnfrantenltiid unter bic 3unge, fed
tie, penn Semanb ibm elm 3nanaiss
frantenftiid CAB, bieIes apiI9en bic
3dbns uno sablte bann bas 4leingslo
auf sebn Jranten beraus. Der GaIt
proteItierte, aber Der &slner bebaups
iete, nur einen balben 2ouis erbalten
gu baben, 5pg bic Sebn 6ranten aus
benz Munbe unb bebielt He9t. 9as
cling 10 cine Wsiis fort, Bis Semanb
bic 8epibbeit erlanete, bab Der Mann
8etrus iibte unb i'm entldrpen lieb.
Cine merfpiirbiae Spernauffiibz
rung fanb biefer Sage in Sappna itatt.
Man CAB 8pitp's yMefiftpfele". SIN
srften gltte fiel es benz @ertrster Der
Stitelrp1e plDbli9 elm, gu ftrsiten. ST
perlisB bic 9ibne unb lieb Ii9 Ielbft
bur9 bic fiir6terli9en Orobungen bes
8ertreters Der ppliSsi nift bepeaen,
suriidsufebren. Der Director bes
Sbsaters lieB ii9 aber bura ben uns
angene9men 3pii9enfaa ni9t aus Der
Gontendnce brinsen; er CAB eben ben
,Mefiitpfele" pbne ben Mefiitofele.
Wis lie bas in SapOna semdAt baben,
bariibsr i9tpeist bic @ei9i9te. gs
pirb nur beri6tet, baB Die Sper einen
itiirmii9en 9eiterteitserfpls bate, unb
bas lit audi ettpas pertb.
Maserer Qu~iternfang. @us 8altis
more tommt bic Nadri9t, bab Der
4ulternfans in Der GbeiapeatssYa in
bieiem Sabre i'm grtras geringer aus
fallen pirb, als je Subor. No9 Dor
elm paar Sabren salten 5000, 0O09als
lonen als cine nDurdi9nittsernts"
bies Sa6r refnet man auf ni9t mebr
alS 100000. 9runo: NaubtptrtbS
i9aft.
Sds Spfer Der S9napspette. Sn
SberlunspiB bel Spbenitein>g rnittbal
(Sadien) fpettete lebter Sage ein
Steinbrudarbeiter (ansebli6 elm Sta
liener) i'm Sreiie feiner 2~anbslsute,
bdb er spei 5laiden aosnat pertrasen
tonne. Der Meni9 be3pans aud
pirtli9 bisies Mab, lieB aber balo
bdrna9 ben &opf iinten, unb na6bsm
man i'm auf iein Eager gebettet, pers
fhien er fhpn na6 neniaen Minutsn.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-08-10
TALL BEAVER.
An Educated Indian, 60 stump for
Bryan.

A Chicago telegram TO the New York
World says:
Tall Beaver. the Big Chief of the
Comanche Indians, will don his war
paint next week and start through the
country speaking tor William Jennings
Bryan. According to Tall Beaver, he
has contracted with the Democratic
National Committee to stump the coun.
try in support OF the Democratic ticket.
He will 20 through the South and West.
Ii has not been determined as yet
whether he will come East with his war
paint and speeches.
One of the themes in which Tall Beav
er is being especially drilled is the effect
of trusts and monopolies. Tall Beaver
says there are az least $4,000 voters in
the United States of Indian birth, and
that hereafter the practical politician
will 20 after the Indian vote. In ease
of Bryan's election, Tall Beaver will
urge upon the Democratic party the
necessity OF giving all red men the right
TO vote. He believes that the Indians
will mold the balance of power aud viii
set the country right on disputed qucs.
tons.
Tall Beaver is graduate Cf Haskell
Indian School and is yersed in English
Among his own people he is regarded as
"A marvel for his eloquence His first
speeches will be made in Kansas, Okla
homa and Missouri
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-08-10
K. C. ALEXANDER
Found Dead in st Louis.

Sad and painful news was received in
Hickman yesterday morning that Mr..
X. G. Alexander, merchant Of III.
Worth. Texas, wa found dead in the
Planters Hotel. 81. Louis on Wednes
day evening cmise unknown. The de-
ceased was born and raised in Fulton
county and Tor many years was mcr
chant IN Hickmen. ho was Que ~ the
most polite. aiiable popular aud gentle
manly young men ever known Ia this
section. and there b. not man or wo-
man 10 all this section Who will not hear
With deepest sorrow Yf has untimely
death. Dick Alexander a. he was pop
uiarly known, was d iayorite with all
who know him. lie was son Of the
late WA, Alexander. Of this county and
married the daughter Of the hate joe
Amb,rr. of Hickman For some years
past he has. had a large business house
AZ ~ Worth Texas. and We learn was
quite prosperous His remains viii be-
brought TO Hickman this norning aud
will be bQricd at the Hickman ceneter,
this escisig.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-08-10
FOR OLD GLORY's GLORY.

There Is no American heart which
will not swell with pride az the news
from Pekin which announces the con
tinued safety Of tho foreign legations in
that city Is largely due 10 the indomi-
table pluck OF the little band of the
American marines originally assigned
to protect Minister C0nger and his fel.
low Americans
These fine fellows, under Capt. Ny
ers. seem destined TO live ~ the especial
heroes of the scige Of the foreign lega.
tious m Pckin. IL is apparent that they
have done dashing work In the despor.
ate lighting necessary 10 hold the over.
whelming Cmnese forces in check. Not
content with defensive tactics in the
shelter OF the British compound, they
took the offensive. charged ON the Chi.
nese, drove the enemy back, gained a
commanding position ON the Pekin wall
and still hold that position with Old
Glory proudly floating over their heads
and 10 Is solely owing Ia this American
occupation OF such salient vantag,
ground that the Chinese have been un-
able to rush the British legations and
finish their work OF massacre.
This splendid achievement, coupled
with the further fact that on the glo.
rious eve of the Fourth OF July this sam,
indomitable band made a special sortit
against the best troops OF China, giving
them quick and hard whipping and
capturing many of their standards
makes mighty fine reading for us Amer.
leans to tight alongside OF the imperial
troops of old Europe we like 10 see 'em
fight just ms Myers and his mariners
/ fought i'm Pekin.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-08-10
cow ATE CASH.
Missouri Farmer Shot Her and Re-
ceived 1890.

Greonville Mo, Aug. IA very pc
culiar accident occurred II Hiram, vii
lage u miles north of here, Wednesday
John Hughey, farmer went into his
field taking S4l9 in bills, in red leather
bill pocket book, in the inside coat peck
ct. Hughey placed his coat on fence
nearby. Presently he espied COW
calmly chewing his pocketbook. Hugh
ey tried every means possible to induce
the COW TO give up her valuable morsel'
but without avail. Hughey knew there
was no time TO lose, and put an end to
the cows existence. Reaching her
sromach he was delighted 10 find 1890 OF
his bills in such state Of preservation
as TO enable him TO get them redeemed.
Ills loss may be estimated by adding
the $50 cash destroyed TO the worth of
the COW. as the latter belonged TO his
neighbor farmer.-St. Louis Chronicle.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-08-10
Almost a Million Drawing Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Aug g. The fortn.
coming report of Commissioner OF Pen
sions, Evans, W II show grand total Of
993, 52S pensioners on the rolls ON July i
last. On July /, 1859, there were g9l,-
80 pensioners on IN rolls. During the
year 1850 original pensions were grant
ed and 1893 namei were restored 60 the
rolls. Tooifset these 1884 names Were
dropptd from The rolls during the year
including 80, 800 by reason of death, 500
by re-mnriages of pensioners and 6,6l6
for other causes, leaving the total mum
Der on tlle roll at the first of this month
993. 52S
This y an increase of 2,0lS pension
ers for the year The number of claims
of all knds pending July |. 1900, was
437, lO4 against 4,7 ,239 on July !, 1879.
The report shows total of 26O, 1y'
names cropped during the six years end
ing June 30, of which 1904 were be.
cause Of deaths. The number dropped
by reasOa of death during the fiscal year
Just clced Is about IA, 200 less than was
estimated.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-08-10
Women and Chinese Voters.

Native born Cinnamon can vote now
and three thousand awaited themselves
of thi. right i'm 1886 10 cas-. their ballots
against suffrage being given TO the wo
men of California. Think Of Mrs Leland
stamford and Mrs Phoebe Hearst, the
wives of--G'nited States Senators, and
the two citizens of California who have
done most for the educational interests
of the state. giving their millions 10 help
the Young to learn 10 help themselves,
from the kindergardens of San Francis
60 tgthe great universities; think of the
wife of the United States minister plen-
ipotentiary 10 the court of Berlin. and OF
the wife of the United States minister To
Japan. with all the other hundreds of
thousands of other noble women in the
State who asked TO vote think Of the
question of the political freedom and
equality of these women being brought
to the tribunal of the ballot box, and of
Sam Lee and Wog Ho in their pigtails
gravely deciding that women didn't
know enough 10 vote. Now the only dis.
franchised class left in the so-called
Republic are the women. To this com
plexion has il come at last. The negroes
and the Cinnamon have in their turn
been enfranchised, women are left. a
milestone around the neck of the enfran-
chised labor of all races.
SUSAN b. ANTHONY.
There is evidently some kick coming
10 the ladies but il is against the Re
publican party and its leaders and not
the Democrats.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-08-10
BARBECUE an WOOD
LAND MILLS.
special rrasns from rEiek.
man aud Union city.

There will be- a big barbecue and
bran dance at Woodland Mill 90 next
Wednesday August 18th. when Hons.
Rice A. Pierce. and Joe u. Jonos will
speak la the morning and j H. Mellow
cll. j r.. Wells and a. &. Gordon will
speak N the afternoon. Special wax
Hour for dancing.
Manager Mcssrs Dayis and Prather.
Reception Committee 4 b. Berry and
J. A. Ilefiey.
~ Ring a Tor Mckinney ST. Louis
bread
School per capita for Fulton coun-
~ Is s25S.
"a. Mckinney 81. Louis bread ie.
ceiyed daily at CASES.
Mr.. &. H. Parham left yesterday
for a two months trip 90 Middle Ten
nessse.
20 year Lake County 9 per cent
bonds FOR slOO 600 brought Slu9,uo0 on
the market, 20 We hear
A ST. Louis man claims 20 have the
lead pencil that Noah used iu checking
on the animals a. they entered Che ark
~ Goto CAsE's for Mckinney ST..
Louis bread.
Wants For Sale, For Rent Lost,
Found, THLoan, etc, inserted IN the
Courier. rate one cent a word each insor.
ton. Personal mentions free.
Mayfield l. going TO have one Of the
largest tobacco factories IN the state.
The manufacture Of plug tobacco will be
the main feature Of the enterprise. and
il will be IN operation within a very few
months.
The Bloomer Girls club which play
ed "A game Of ball at Hickman has dis
banded The organization toured the
country aud found the road pretty rough
at tunes. Their games were advertised
as refined moral exhibitions. The
smash up came at Athens ONO.
tE-F. T.. Case has added the ST. Louis
celebrated Mckinney bread. Try il.
Report comes from Mayiicld KY,
TINT Charles W. Barnes. alleged Illinois
Central train robber, recently captured
al ST. Louis. Ia some manner secured
tools with which he sawed through the
bars of his cell but the attempt 10 es
cape was frustrated 10y another jail in
mate. Barnes will be taken Ia Wlcklhe
for trial in few days.
The lightning rod agents are work
ing a new dodge and il good one too
In the first place they get insnlted It you
say lightning rod; they call II lightning
arrcster now same old thing under a
slightly different name. The best part
about IL. IN the agents standpoint y
that n coste about twice as much. lie
will frankly tell you that lightning rod
isa humbug and a relic of the dark
ages. calculated TO do more harm than
good. but that his lightning arrester =
the very latest scientific discovery at
Iording absolute protection. To prove
his belief in the latest assertion he Of
fers you $500 insurance free provided
YOU let him put as much rod as he think
necessary And what he charges Tor II
will be plenty.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-08-10
Bryan'S Speech.

Mr. Bryan's speech, G columns, ac-
cephng he Democratic nomination for
President delivered in indianapolis,
Wedne,,Iiy, will be found ON the fifth
page of this weeks Courier. Here's
newspaper enterprise tor you, whatever
some may say rs to the staid, old truth
telling Hickman Courier.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-08-10
How Travelling Men Vote.

j. H. Race, n travelling salesman for a
Kansas City firm polled Santa Fe train
the other day containing many CONNER
oial men. OF the vote for president. Fiji
ty were for Bryan and eight for McKin-
ley. Four years ago thirty one voted for
Mckinley and eight the gold democratic
ticket Morilton (Ark.) Headlight.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-08-10
FATAL ARRAY.
One Man Killed--.The Other
Will Probably Die

A fatal ARRAY occurred al Tyier's saw
mill, tthe Old Dee Reid milD, "a miles
below Hickman. Wednesday night, In
which J. y. Eskridgc was shot aud kilt
ed by man BY the name Of Redeem,
and kedden. himself, 80 badly wound
ed that DR. Faris. who was called to see
him. thinks there h scarcely any hope
fof ms recovery We hear that both
men were drinking. aud that the trou-
bile was about a Ratchet that cost s5c
Nobody was present except tSkridge
and the two Reddens. Eslsridge was
badly shot up. both by pistol and shot
gun wounds. and Redden only by pis-
col shots Both kesidens are said 10
have been engaged Ia the ARRAY Thos.
ARD Lafayette, We hear 20 b. the Civ
en names Of the Rcddens.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-08-10
That ThrObbing Headache

Would quickly leave you, if you used
DIR. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and build up your
health. Only 25c. Money back II not
cured. Sold by all druggists.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-08-10
Cold BloOded Murders

Report Of brutalities among the troops
in China told by foreigners returning on
the transport Logan, charge that the
Russian, have been guilty Of the most
cold blolded murders. They say that
they XII Chinese, men. women and
childroa without ceremony, and without
any apparent compunctions Of con
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-08-10
TOwne Withdraws.

Hon. Chas. A. Towne, the Populist
nominee for Vice President has publish
ed a letter declining the nomination, he
says for the good Of the cause. Steven
son name will be substituted for his.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-08-10
Prohibition State Convention.

The Prohibition State Convention is
called to meet IN Louisville, Tuesday,
August 2lst All Prohibitionists and
friends of prohibition are invited to at
tend.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-08-10
INSTRUMENTATION, wv ,llfMLs
EIIisons Bulletin

OF some Of the GOOD THIHes offered
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-08-10
Fry Kills a Baby.

IL was the bite of AN ordinary house
fly that killed fifteen months-old Joseph
Bokek, Of BAG East Seventy sixth street,
Donlin sand 10 day that IL was wrong 10
suppose that common fly is not a dan
gerous insect. N. Y. Telegram.