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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-01-17
VlCkS1UTg Veterans ViSit
TIE GID BATTLE GROUNDS
AND THE
NEW ORLEANS MaRDg GRAS.

The surviving veterans Of the rum-
paign and Siege OF Eicksbure, and their
friends, will please note that the Illinois
Central Railroad Company will run a
low rate excursion 10 the New Orleans
Mardi Gras. with a two nights and a
dae stop over at Nicksburg. leaving
Chicago al 6:lO p. m. Freepurt ai $40
a. IN. ST. LOUIS at 1915 D. M. Cincin
natl at 200 p. M. and Louisville at $40
p. m on Tuesday Feb l. Both stand
ard Pullman and Excursion Sleeper5
will be run from Chica.O aud from Gin.
cinnati and Louisville TO New Orleans:
and IN addition Excursion Cars will be
run from trecport and from ST. Louis
20 New Orleans. The nee pc double
berth. whethfr occupied 10y one or two
p opic. will be a. follows 10 New Or
leans: I'm Standard Sloepeg- from CHI
cage. $500 from Cincinnati and from
Louisville 500; In Excursion Cars
from Chicago and from Frecpml - 50;
from ST Louis. Cincinnati and Lpui,
VILE, $500
Applications for berihs should be
made IS follows accompanied Nv the
price OF same on or before Jan. 2S For
tie Chicago and treeport Cars Go j f..
Merry, A. q. 7. a. Debuape. Iowa; for
the St Louis G. @ McCariy ID. z A..
30S y. Broadway, 81. Louis. Mo: for the
Cincinnati Car. 10 +. W Harlow ID. Z.
A., Arcade and Vine St. Cincinnati,
Ohio; for the Louisville Car TO " J..
Mcbride G. +. * L. a, Fourth AID
Market 81, Louisville, h.
This Will be a great trap. and every
veteran. every son auI daughter Of
veteran, and everybody else Who wants
a good time, should az once apply for
their sleeping car accommodations
The price of bCrths IS quoted above
includes the two nights at NIoS-AurE
aud this sp.citi excursion Will rive az
New Orleans. Frld lay morn.uC Eebru
AIRY IN ample tim, 20 secu'c rooms "a
normal price, and tp take in the at
fractions IN and aIout the city before
the Carnival of fan and froiic that be
gins Monday morning, February 10
Write the near, IS ol the undersigned ~
once FOR a copy o. Historical Vicks
burg. Survivors Of the NIckSaurg
Campaign and the Tourist Guide 10
Few Orlei H.. For specific train
rates (Which will be the special Mardi
GraS rates. limits. etc, consult your
homo ticket agent or address the near
est of the undersigned.
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naTslalI's Sale for Taxes.

On Monday, February 10, 1902, II be
ing the first day of the February term Of
the Fulton County Court, at the court
house door in Hickman, KY, will sell
10 the highest bidder for cash, for taxes
due the city OF Hickman and cost Of
sale, the following described real es-
tate. assessed in the names OF the fol-
low ing parties;
tO-wit:
q is added to each case for cost.
Crayens, A L., ! lot + II. Il :.
No 273, 1921
Fields. Rufus, lot, w. II, No
leS, S.3
Hunzicker. Arnold. lots, +. H..
BIZ, Nos. 2l2 10 296 624
Karcher Mrs T.. 3 lots, r. H., B3,
Nos. IS. 1870. 1871, Q sS3
Phelps heirs lot. +, II, y 3
No Jos Ala
- COloRED
Brown, Tom, IL lots. J. H.. B7,
Nos. 1863 to I76 aud ISl TO 1874, $50
Brown, Aaron. 2 lots, r. H., Nos
257 and 25s, 4s2
Barbee, Scott, 6 lots, f.. H., b g.
Nos. 1879 ~ 1872, b 3, l04-lO5 1900
Brevard, Zach, lots, q. A, Nos.
226, 227, 22S, 4s2
Clark, Jim. 3 lots G.. A, IS $3.50 4g
Collier. Anthony. heirs, lots, E.
H., Nos. 81 and 9s. 465
Donaldson, Tony L. H., - Of
No. 1856. 426
Guy. Susan, 2 lots w. ii. Nos. 1853
and l59 399
Hooker, Horace, Hot Z. II, No l25. 20
Knights OF Tabor. lot o. H.. l4l 100
Miner, Buck, lots, E, Ii. Ii Z.
Nos. 26S to 272, 492
McCutchen. Jennie. q lots f. H..
BE, Nos. 25l to 253. 2i3 TOP As. $50
Plummer, Ad. 3 lots, +. H.. B 6.
Nos. 246, 247, 2is, sC5
Royal. Eliza. lots. f. H.. b 3. Nos
165 and l66. SIS
Shaw, Lucy. lot f II. b 4, 206 90,
Shelby, Chas., & lots, q. A. Nos.
"a TO 80, 494
Sanford, Jerry. 2 lots Z II, Ne-
2O9 aud 2O4 4.q2
Sangster, John, lot q A No As 69l
and IA 1886
Wilson, Haden lot r ii b B. 234. 4g2
Walker. Will. ! lot f III. b 4, l9s 1872
Wilkerson, Felix, lot f II BIZ
No 206 6.5S
Wiley, Cy lots L n Nos l49l50 i.57
Wiley Boss. 3 lots + u. b Nos
254. 255. 256 10
Love Lon lots + Ii b Nos. 2.}2
and 2a3 1872
TON DILLON. JR. CTC
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Now that China is doing business at
the same old stand in the same old
way, it comes - light by records found
that the Chinese government was in al
Iisnce with the Boxers in their uprising
This is but confirmation OF the belief Of
some persons while the trouble was GO
ing on.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN HALF Pc.
land China and Berkshire Boar, weight
about $50 pounds, ears drop with two
splits in TIP of left ear. The finder will
receive liberal reward,
Henry Mangold
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Silver Plated and
Sterlinq Silver Ware.

Cream Ladies, Sugar Shells, &c. was
$3.50 now 95c Rogers Bros. l847
Knives and Forks was e225 now 81 65.
Carving sets, the BEST made. was
e275 now 81 80, Some one will get
these goods. Why not you.
WILSON'S BOOK STORE.
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$500 WANTED

We want our sales TO reach $1,000
during January. See the ads. III this
paper Of the bargains we offer, or better
still, come and see the goods themsel-
yes. WILSON'S BOOK STORE.
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/ viii offer for sale at the Court
House, in Hickman. KY, on MONDAY
FEBReSARY, 10. 1902, beginning at
> p, IN, the following named property
or as much thereof as Is necessary 10
pay all past due taxes, State. County
aud School penalty and cost included.
to-wii:
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r. T. rvLERAc,r.

The present legislature will be called
upon for large appropriations, many of
which are necessary, but according TO
Auditor Coulter's report the State of
Kentucky has no extra money to spend
for even general expenditures at the
present rate IF taxation.
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Heads Should Never Ache.

Never endure this trouble. Use az
once The remedy that stopped it for
Mrs. n. A. Webster, Of Winnie. Va.
she writes DIR Kings New Life Pills
wholly cured me of sick headaches /
had suffered from for two years. Cure
Headache. Constipation, -Billiousness
25c at Cowgirl & CowgilI's drug.
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Thou shalt not go away
: fro some to do thy trading,
MOI con nor thy daughter.
Thou shall do whatever
lieth in thy power to encour-
age and promote the welfare
OF thine own town and thine
own people.
Thou shalt spend thine
earnings at home that they
may return whence they came
and give nourishment to such
as may come after thee.
"
Thou shalt patronize thy
home merchant and thy
home printer, for yea, verify
doth not thy home printer
spread over the land tidings
OF thy goodness and great
ness that the people shall
patronize thee.
Y
Thou shalt not ask "a prin-
ter to take less than his price.
Remember by asking to re-
tract from his price thou in
ferest he is q robber. If he
hath not dignity thou wilt
get done by him somehow.
VI.
Thou shalt not ask for
credit, as goods cost money,
and the merchants mind is
overburdened with bills.
His children clamor daily
for bread, and his wife abid-
eth at home for the lack of
such raiment as adorneth her
sister. Blessed, vet thrice
blessed, is the man that pays
cash.
VII
Thou shall not suffer the
voice OF pride TO overcome
thee and if.other towns entice
thee consent thou not. for
thou may be deceived. Re-
member the fate of the calf
that left it's mother ard fol-
lowed "a steer away from
home and lost its supper.
Thou shall not ask for.
reduced prices for thine Gin
fiuence, for guile is in thine
heart and the merchant read
eth it like an open book
He laugheth thee to scorn
and shouteth to his clerks,
"ha, hal
TX.
Thou shalt not ask thy
printer to take two dollars
for a three dollor job, be-
cause some other printer
will do it for less money.
The other printer may steal
his stock and under pay his
help. If thou trade with
such as he thou art an access
sorry to his crime.
Y
Thou should not bear wit I
ness against thy town where
in thou dwelleth, but speak
well OF it to all men, that
a l. 4 l.
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| | |

Thou shalt spend thine
earnings at home that they
may return whence they came
and give nourishment to such
as may come after thee.
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INSURE THE
MUTUAL BIZ EFII' LIFR
INSURANCE CO.

NEW ARK, NEW JERSEY
Established in 1915. The special adj
.yantages OF a policy in the mutual Ben.
eft are:
l. ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.
Restunlng with Second yelr, which
nray be used 10 reduce premium, o. in
crease the insurance, or convert the pol
icy into an endowment payable at a
specified and gradually diminishing age
2. CASH LOANS.
Available at any time after two
years premiums have been paid.
3. no RESTRICTIONS
AS to residence, travel or occupa-
tion after two years.
l. INCONTESTABLE
Aftel two years.
5 INSURED ANY CHANGE BEN.
EElCIARY
6. WITHOUT ANY ACTION BY IN
SURED.
After having failed TO pay the pre-
mium, the insurance will be continued
for the full amount, fOl as long a Pc
Rod as the value will carry it. provided
two years premiums have been paid
AL this, taken in connection with the
strength of the company. its low rate of
expense. and it, gge dividends. com
mend policy in this Company TO all
des ring Insurance OF any kind
EXAMINE IT and You Will be CON
WINGED of its worth. SPECIMEN
POLICIES aud any desired informa.
tion VIII lie furnished by
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NOTICE.

TO all persons indebted To the late
firm Of Watson & Wilson, by note or
otherwise, are respectfully requested TO
call at once at the Farmers * Mer-
chants Bank. in Hickman, and settle.
Respectfully,
Jan 3, 1902. ID. b. WILSON.
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The wheat in this section is not look
ing well
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Thu wonderful msdicins positively
cures Consumption, Coughs. Colds,
0ronehltis, Asthma, Pneumonia Hay
Fever. Pleurisy. la0rippe. hoarseness.
ooro Threat. Group and Whooplng
Cough NO CURE. no PAY.
I1loo go. 4 q. Trial Bottle In.
Cowgirl 4 COWGlLL.
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j. T. Merry, \. g.. p. A.. Dubuque;
W. A. kellond. A. q, p. A., Louisville;
&, c. McCarty. d. Z. A., Cincinnati.
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Thou should not bear wit
ness against thy town where
in thou dwelleth, but speak
well OF it to all men, thai
thy home town and thy peo-
pie may be proud of thee. =
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Timer sfere.

Mr.. q. +. Smith, the timer, thor
oughly competent and skilled. is now
with K. b. Brevard Roofing and all
kinds OF Thu Work. Give him can
X b. BRhvsRn.
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Thou shalt patronize thy
home merchant and thy
home printer, for yea, verify
doth not thy home printer
spread over the land tidings
of thy goodness and great
ness that the people shall
patronize thee.
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Thou shall do whatever
lieth in thy power to encour-
age and promote the welfare
OF thine own town and thine
own people.
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IRs NY e',,,ai .aJatNTS.


Thou shalt not go away
fro : ome to do thy trading,
MOI ! son nor thy daughter.
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NEW ARK, NEW JERSEY
Established in 1915. The special ad-
syantages OF policy in the mutual Ben
eff are
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-09-15
Hoo Hoo Convention at Milwaukee

Milwaukee, Sept. 10.-The annual
convention of the Concatenated order
of Hoo Hoo began in Milwaukee yes
terday and will continue until Fri
day. Ex-Governor William H. Upham
of Marshfield, Wis, in the absence of
Mayor Rose, welcomed the gathering.
The first session was taken up with
speeches and annual reports.
In the executive session, prior to
the opening session, the reports of
the shark and scrivenoter were re-
ceived. The latter showed the re-
ceipts for the year of SIS, 317.76 and a
balance on hand of $4,477.3O. Seventy
nine concentrations have been held
during the year. The shark reported
at length on the several matters of
interest to the order. One element
of weakness, he said, was the lack of
local organizations. In the matter of
membership, which at present is linn
tied to 9999, the shark suggested that
a new series be commenced when the
limit is reached, to be called series
A and the order be kept on growing.
A growing necessity for some definite
system Of relief work has become ap-
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parent, he said, although he doubted
the ACCESSIBILITY of attempting extern
sive action in this line of work One
Of the features of the convention was
the appearance of the Daily Meouw,
published by the Packages Publishing
company of this city during the con-
vention. 1t contains a list of the del
egates.
The Hoo Hoo faith is an ingenious
ly arranged elaboration of the well
known fact that a cat has nine lives.
The black cat with figure for tail
is the symbol of the order The Hoo
HoOs meet on the ninth day of the
ninth month of each year. There are
nine exalted officers. No man can be
the shark of the universe more than
once, the outgoing shark being en-
balmed at the close of
each convention. He then
becomes member of the
house of the ancients. These queer
conceits, it is claimed, were derived
from Egypt, where of old Osiris was
the god of recreation and jOllity. The
exalted order of the Hoo Hoo is the
Osirian Cloister which met Monday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-09-15
Surrender at Aqua DulCe of
Government Troops Confirmed

nitions of war of all kinds at his dis
posal He promises to hold inviolate
the lives and honor of his prisoners
and allows General BERT to retain
his sword as mark of honor in
recognition of his heroic defense of
Aqua Dulce. The surrendered gen
erals and officers have been paroled
at PenonOme and Santiago De Vera
guas. There is great uneasiness here
now that the details of the Aqua Dulce
affair will become kOwn. The strong
entertainments which have been erect
ed in and around Panama were de-
Tended by $500 men there over the
1000 government soldiers at Colon.
A dispatch was received yesterday
from the minister of war at BOgata
saying that large number of rein
forcements left Ronda on the Magda-
lena river for the isthmus and 5000
more men are expected to come in
this week.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-09-15
GEN. SMITH BEGINS
REPORT ON SAMAR

Portsmouth, O., Sept. 11.-General
Jacob H. Smith began work yesterday
upon his official report to the war de-
partment regarding the campaign in
Samar. His baggage arrived from
San Francisco Tuesday.
The general brought 5000 pounds
Of records, souvenirs and other effects
from Samar. Among them is General
Lukbans belt an elaborate affair,
rich in gold and gems. This trophy
is priced very highly by General
Smith.
General Smiths official report will
be a very exhaustive one, and will en-
deavOr to show a justification Of the
conduct of it's author in the campaign
nj Samar General Smith will attend
the reunion of the Fifty-siXth Ohios
and also the national G. A. r. en-
campment in Washington. He will
deliver an address at each.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-09-15
| BELOlT JOCKEY CLUB
ANNOUNCES GOOD PROGRAM

BeIoit, Wis, Sept. 10-The fall
meeting of the Beloit Jockey club
which is to be held on the last three
days of carnival week, Sept. 25, &c
and 27, will provide an abundance OF
amusement for the lovers of running
races. There are to be three fiat races
and a hurdle event each day and a
consolation race on Saturday The
entry list has been completed to the
following extent:
Demand, W. James, Mineral Point +;
Revenge Dare, Fred. Collins, Blairs-
vile, Iowa; Grace Logan, S. Mogel
Rock Grove, ILL.,; Red Bell, H. Mon
tague, Rock Grove, ILL.,; Command
j. Hickey, Chicago; Goodnight, w. Fl
Renwick, Marengo, ILL.,; Sunshil
Whiskey, J. F. Jordan, Irene, ILL.,. o.
derby, Fred. Collins, Blairsville, Iowa;
Scornful, J w. Southwick, Rockford :.
Pink Jacket, J. Woodruff, Cherry VA
ley, Ill. Trillium, M. Richardson, Be-
videre; SOrrell Boy, D. Ryan & Son,
Janesville; Nailor, J. Schenck, Por-
tage; Lady Bird, G.. H. Miller, Mon
roe; Blue Rena, J. Nichols, Chicago;
Miss Irene, Allie Wooster, Westfield;
Tommy Richards, e. H. HOugh, Chi
cago; Vadala, Wilson Bros, Platte
vile; Hub Prather, j. j. McCabe, Chi
cago; Banner Blue, e. H. Hough,
Chicago.
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GOPHER MARKSMEN LEAD.

Minnesota ArtiIlerymen Win Second
Days Contest at Camp Douglas.
Camp Douglas, Wis, Sept. 10-The
Minnesota artillerymen won the sec
ond days competition yesterday by
the remarkable score of AZ to 81
points. The four gunners participant
ing in the contest gave a splendid ex-
hibition of craftsmanship. Out of fl
shots fired, 81 hits were made, scoring
over SO per cent. of the shots. The
Minnesotans secured twelve hits for a
total OF AZ; the Wisconsin men nine
for a total of 81. The score for the
two days stands: Minnesota, 6S; Wis
consin, So.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-09-15

Panama, Sept. 10.-The surrender
to the Colombian insurgents of Gov
eminent General Morales BERT and
the troops of his command at Aqua
Dulce previously reported has now
been confirmed. The news reached
Panama through some former conser-
vative prisoners of the insurgents
who were liberated Monday at San
Carlos as a result of the landing there
of an expedition from the government
feet of gunbOats.
General Berti,, who has been be-
sieged at Aqua Dulce by the insur-
gents since July %, only surrendered
when the cause was hopeless. In
the act of surrender Insurgent Gener-
al Benjamin Herrera declares he
recognizes the abnegatiOn of General
Berti and men, whom he succeeded in
dominating because of the superiority
of his forces and the quantity of mu-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-09-15
DR.. VIRSCHOW'S FUNERAL.
American Physicians Contribute
Beautiful Floral Tribute,

Berlin, Sept. 10.-The city of Berlin
yesterday gave the remains of Prof.
Virschow a funeral worthy of great
scientist. The hall was profusely dec
GRATED with laurels, palms and lowers
and the assembly room of the magis-
tracy, where the services were held
was most lavishly decorated. In the
adjoining Hobbies was a display of
magnificent wreaths sent by medical
political and scientific societies. There
were also many floral memorials from
all parts of Germany and some for
eign cities. Among the prominent
wreathes near the catafalque was an
exquisite one of Easter lilies and maid
en-hair ferns from the American ply
sicians practicing and studying in Ber-
lin, with an inscription expressing the
high esteem which the American med
ical profession had for the world re-
nowned pathOlogist, Rudolph VirchoW.
The assembly room was crowded with
the most distinguished professors, sci
entists and physicians of the capital
and with the highest medical officers
of the German army.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-09-15

st. Louis, Sept 10.-When Judge
Douglas adjourned court last night
seven of the nineteen members OF the
alleged Doodle combine OF the house
of delegates were still at large and
the police and deputy sheriffs were
using their best efforts to find them.
The most important feature of the
days developments was the finding of
new indictments against eighteen
members of the combine. In addition
to the charges of bribery and perjury
in connection with the suburban street
railroad deal, the members Of the al
legged combine now rest under add1-
tional indictments, charging bribery.
These were found by the grand jury
before which J. K. Murre1l testified
yesterday as to the city lighting scan
dal of 1900, in which each member OF
the combine is said to have received
$4,000 in payment for services in Sc
curing the passage of the bill.
The bonds were fixed at $4,000 for
every Indictment, making a total of
$4,000 necessary to be secured for
the release of any one of the accused.
Early in the day Former Delegates j..
H. Schnettler, John Helms, Otto Schu-
macher, Charles Gutke and Delegate
J. J. Hannigan, who spent the night
at their respective homes in the GUS
tody of the deputy sheriffs, were
locked up in Jail because of their fail
ure to secure bonds. Charles Gutke
was later released in bonds of $4,000
on the first two indictments, but was
soon re-arrested on the bribery indict-
ment and returned yesterday. He is
still in custody, having failed to Sc
cure the additional surety.
Ex-Delegate Bersch was taken into
custody yesterday morning but was
soon liberated, Ed Butler, wealthy
local politician, signing his bond to
the amount of $4,000. Butler also
went surety in like sum for Dele
gate Charles J. Denny and Former
Delegate T. E. Albright. The police
and sheriffs deputies are still looking
for Delegate Charles J. Kelly, Former
Delegates Emile Hartmann, Louis
Decker, John A. Sheridan, julius Leh-
mann and Harry A. Faulkner. The
last named was released on bonds and
the authorities want him Oh the in
dictment found yesterday.
A copy of the oath which was taken
by each of the nineteen members of
the combine has been given to Circuit
Attorney Folk and the judge. 1t is as
follows:
81 do solemnly swear before AL
mighty God that, in associating myself
with and in becoming a member of
this combine, will vote and act with
the combine whenever and wherever
I may be so ordered to do so.
"And | further sOlmenly swear that
| will not at any place or time, reveal
the fact that there is a combine and
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ROOSEVELT AT HOME.
Returns From South and Will Soon
Beqin Western Trip,

Begin Western Trip.
Washington, Sept. 11.-President
Roosevelt and his party returned to
Washington from the. south and left
for oyster Bay, where the chief mag
istrate will remain until he starts for
the northwest. The president called
the other members of the party in the
Riva, his private car, and expressed
to them his pleasure at having been
favored with their company and
wished them good-by. He said that
he had enjoyed every minute of the
trip and hoped to visit the south
again. He was much impressed with
the progress being made by the peo-
pie along industrial and educational
lines.
Secretary Cortelyou will return to
his family at Hampstead, L. l., where
he will remain until the president
starts for the northwest on Sept. 10.
Injuries to the presidents face are
rapidly disappearing. Scarcely any
discoloration now is noticeable about
the eye and much of the swelling CT
the right cheek has gone.
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that l will not communicate to any
person or persons anything that may
take place at any meeting of the COM
bine.
"And do soIemnIy swear to agree
that in case I should reveal the TACT
that any person in this combine has
received money, I hereby permit and
authorize other members of this com
bine to take the forfeit OF my life in
such manner as they may deem prop
or and that my throat may be cut, my
tongue torn out and my body cast in
to the Mississippi river.
"And all of this do solemnly swear,
so help me God