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DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. Mary Balisirs

At the residence Of HOY daughter. Mr..
+. W. Butter, 1905 Chcnevcrt street Mrs.
Mary Ncllairs died Yesterday morlipg at
ESQ O'clock in tho dftv-sINjh year ~ hr-
age. she leaves tive children -vo dllgG-
tiers and three sens uCv dlnChtcs, are
Mrs pubet or ST. Iou nul MRS. But o~
Of Houston. Mcssrs X e. Gc'll IRIS q ST.
Io"U g. * u llairs OF New York
and C. W Bclnlys of san Franilcn ar,
l'rr sons. she Will be buried In HOLLYWOOD
cemetery nj 10 o'clock Wednesday MORN
Ing. Rev. NJ. Ayes VIII ofnciatc.
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PETITIONS.


From James Slavcn, property owners AMI
tenants fronting On Main street, asking
that hacks be allowed TO stand thereon, as
Tor many years previous. Referred 10
street and bridge committee and city engi.
necr.
From citizens and taxpayers Of tae Fifth
ward, to authorize the texas nAl New o.
lctHs hahNa@ company 20 place cuiNcrt
uhutt hHiey Stittp noitn SIAc "a tleir
tiatk, can ONiruI tAe u.tch 4IuI hLlcJ
stf,et To tne City HINTS. h-ieiiel 90 tht
sIttt ana Driuge committee, city engineer
ana city atluruvy.
rIun. JoAn StAdticr. sor payment Tor
ciociing tie city stables Referred 10 tne
liiLlAV cOulll.it.CC.
ion H. II iar2iza. fof correction OF
ah. cement ON tnice AID 0nc-naif acres ~
inc lIelNcstrr survey. heicred 10 tHt
Lnducu culuuA. tie.
ilun citiacrs %. Decatur itrect. request
l. mpuil L. Sawyer street kt4ctred to
the NHtys committee.
~ ON Matt RatIr, toc payment Of $il2.VJ
Tor stflicta ds sanitary inspector To- Lge
aEd q Ll.i u,utds &c @iJ ptf montl. az
siE. his ."ri nsl 90 uy d. Boyd EUyc n
h,f -, love. i,e..tIy' {" thr uti. setvltS
l,al. ana lily .,tu.Icy.
litm Nj. 81. 5. huston, for o9cnln. up
E,i,u street. H,fguuu TO thn o,rept an /
.,-..fr luEia!tttt.
iicn G. ID. Lucy for p7ymcnt Of an
dN alD Ui tioV iur uamuEC5 10 he old Eel l.
Ecftr1cd To- tine an rcc comm tter
rcm John Bohr.nau for re1u"tion OF
taAcs on iractitu OF lots = 3 "a d, IN
L.ancr committee.
ON 6. w T.. Davis, for reiuctlol o.
al ssncI g. On the Franrc9 y, Davis ne
,toad In limo az Gr9y agCuUc. Rgfcrgci t.
From y T. situs Tor correction Of az
tcfAnCnt on part ui lot = a arhdirislnn OF
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REpnRT

or Market Master Mincr.-Refcrred to
tue market commiitcc.
OF Assessor ard CoN3cto- Wclsh.-Re-
fcrrcd 10 the Grancc committee.
or Park Commissioner Manufactured
to the park committee.
or Clty Scnlcr Wilsoa. Referred O. the
finance committee.
The finance oommttce rcro.tel fccoea5ly
OF the following p.t. Luil Tor rei"t ud
taxes: Nyra j. Lcmhy. G.. W. Frey l.. j..
G ilms, I'd +. ilcnhG e. A.. Scott How
ard +, Smith, Mrs ). J. EI2Eicr. and u.l-
fnrCrghly ou the foluNiAc petitions for
relief on taxes: J, 4. Matthew's. j, W,
.jaticl, NiSs 'lmt lchGa, T. g.. Cochran
Eldcr Watts. Al ol the reports Wc.y
tu,ntCd.
l6c Bu3rcc co,amittcr ropd,tcd recon-
wrding that tho selection Of a stable
J Cpci Tor vac new city stables he tctJ
vita the MAYOR witA power to act
fae Wnrkot committee reported unfavoc'
ally On the petition Of A. Mttarlnz1 TO,
REDUCTION OF stan rent In the market, Adopt
live finance committee returned with
favorable report tho IA, ntLly reports %;
TN" assr'Sog and collector for December
AMI january. Adopted.
Tho ofnc4 buuda vi Assessor ana C1l-
lettor MUl.h, Secretary Bryan ana CIt'
SclNe0grr Kennedy were referred to the
mayer fui approval.
ire street aaI bridge committee report
cd rccomwrndius the ale OF the Old pest
hnusc. Adopted
Also fayorahy On Tho petitions Of ". ~.
Hay uCs and JNtn Il. setter for compCGs1-
ton for opcrins up ceit1iu streets.
INC committee ON claims and accounts
submitted tyA opoa!pons TO- cNuMuing
the city.s books, preparing a hnancial ne,
port aAu Installing a Lew system of be- X
keeping. One o. these propositions Wds
from MCSSls. In klns & soils offering 20
do the work for $1,000; the other was
from MCssrs, Warwick n Mitchell propos.
ing 10 DO the service for 81 COZ. Tlp
proposition OF Ne ssta H0rlins y $ u wal
backed by Il letter from John II. Kirby.
oherng to guarantee the city that IL would
recover more money thaa the cost wuaid
entail. On motion tAe proposition was re.
ferrcd To the council MS a whole
A number of propositions We're rccaircl
from druggists proposing 70 OH MI sub
scliptions for the city, ranging from 10
cents TO 30 cents prescription. Referred
To the mayor
The rctunding committee reported fayorn.
by on the petition Of X. II. Morriss for
duplicate paving certificate.
Inc resolution laid over from the last
meeting authorizing tho institution Of salt
against the Stewart estate for taxes end
that providing FOR the Investigation intn
the right OF way or Texas Western raiI,, Nv
were both taken mp and adopted
me mayor appointed on the school com
mittoe Aldermen Archer. GRrvey and WaJ
Tic named as chairman OF the refupdlYo
committees Alderman Thompson.
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trust has made the idea Of possession ri.

trust has made the idea of possession ri.
dlcuions
Goats dogs. cats and birds 20 without
FJl .lS. und every family having boys shonl j
tey ~ ~ ovi'lc Qrartors for the zoo. II means
Avu'n annogancc Tor nervous persons Int
tl"'" 'H' manN cnmppnsatl9ns Chi 'drcm
are always happy whsn husy ana hoy witt
genorn'iF busy. IN addition To- tho mo n
ciEb house Ia the trcr tons wDlld comp etc
younL masters happincss y q tree is con.
Ncrrri; nnd Houston Is fuil % thcm. 4 lit
flo lunllcG n Few nails tools. ana average
borHh ingenuity Nll do tho rest and the
aerial camp would =" found a source %
comfort and JOY 10 ever.
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MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting and Routine Bust
ness Transacted.
SEVERAL NEW COMMITTEES APPOINTED
The Mayor and All the Aldermen Con-
slider Petitions, Resolutions and Mo-
tions-Reports OF Committees.

A regular meeting Of the city council was
held yesterday afternoon. Mayor o. !.
Eoit presided and all the aldermen were
present, as were the hcals OF departments
required to attend the meetings.
s The minutes Of the previous meeting were
adopted, after which action was taken on
the following petitions:
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Ricd.

Allen II. McCornuodalc. notice of whose
death has heretofore been published. We
buried In hollywood cemetery at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The Ancient Ordcr
Of United WorHmcn participated tn IN
funeral ceremonies. which wore conducted
by Rev Mr. Grceu. Tho nnllhcnrcrs wore:
James Whitm9rSh, Tom Mccall. Gus A..
nLrnng.
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AnseI Auaust an.

Mr. T. ". Ogg. Gicd or >. m vcs:crdo.
w'rrinr ut me f'uily rraij"Yca 1894 WAfb
ir-'on street. tn" funeral win oc.u. 81
the German cemetery 40 Q O'Clock thi-
morEirg
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NoTlcE no wArrR coYsr,,rn.

Water will be cut on today between the
hours of a. m. and 8 p, m. on HARDY
street from onelouSas 10 Lorraine Omar
all faucets. Houston Water C0mnanT
Per +. J. Smith, Superintendent.
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g FRUIT OF THE LOOM. I"

Men and women Of taste and judgmen,
60 into ecstlcies over the wonderful nat.
terms, textures and colors which are 1the
fruit OF tho looIn.p But there is one
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.s.ess.ssssssesess.sessss.s.
FIrTY pER ceNT plVIDENp.
Action Of the Directors OF the
Thompson Rice Milling Co.

NCNo1 OF tne directors OF tne
Thompson Rice Milling Co.
at meeting Of the directors Of
the 7. H. Thompson Rice Milling
company yesterday, 1T was decided
to increase the capital stock to
100000. OF this increase, 20 per
cent is to be issued to the stock.
holders as dividend on the opera
tions Of the season just closed.
which was the frst Of the mills OK
istence. In other words. the divi.
dend amounts to 80 per cent of the
capital stock as at present liked.
Comment would be superauous
Nothing was given out as to on
largement Of the plant or the plans
Of the directors for the coming sea
son.
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tonight.
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fruit of q loom
they rarey con.
slider, and that is
the frail and faded
woman, old before
her time, because
necess !" compels
her t, W .rk under
conditions, which
send her more
favored sister TO
bed and the doc
tor S care.
The diseases
which weaken and
torment women,
may in almost all
cases be cured by
the use of Or.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. 1t
establishes regu.
larity, dries weak
ening drains, heals
Inflammation and
liberation, and
cures female weak
ncss.
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~ had female trouble for eigh, years writes
MIS- i J. Dennis, Of s7s Iias, College Street
Jacksonville, MS. pwogds cannot express what
suffered songhf yehef dhi0sg ne mefffai
ptofsssiea and found NoHc Friends urged me 10
~ Dr. Pieree's Farorite Prescription when
comneaeed taking this medicine weighed
niuetysivc pounds. Now weigh one hundred
tnd iiiis,sn pounds more thnn ever weighed
dog and long for death 10 come aud relieve nv
s'ipefipg bad internal Inflammation dis
agreeable drain. brearing.down pain and such
distress every month, bnt now ! never have a
PAM do all my own work Hnd am strong and
healthy WOMAN
rFayofite Prescription" makes weak
women strong, sick women well. Accent
no substitute for the Iuedicine which
works wonders for weak women.
Or Fierce's Pleasant Pellets should be
used VIZ "sAavorite Prescriptions when-
| e's1an does e is required.
ghelmlng odds.
but the means,
would keep honor
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From James Slaven, property owners ami
tenants fronting on Main street asking
that hacks be allowed to stand thereon as
Tor many years previous. Referred TO
street and bridge committee and city engi.
ncrr
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HOURS OF TERROR
UN u 5 UAL EXPERIENCES On
YOUNG LADY VITA A BUR
CLAIR

Paducah, Ky, May 20
For three long hours early
this morning Miss Eda En-
ders, a society Girl. lay in
terror in her apartment at
City Attorney J. NJ Wor-
ten : residence. knowing that
there was a burglar in the
room, yet afraid to make an
cutlery, for fear he would do
her personal injury.
About O'Clock a. IN. Miss
Finders was awaken bv a
man in her room. She was
greatly frightened, but Law
quite still debaitinw what to
do. She saw him open
drawers, but as there was no
light in the room she could
only distinguish the outline
Oh a MAJ. She was sleeping
Iup stairs away from the rest
OF the family. Miss Finders
finally concluded to let the
| prOwler k low she was awake
and audiblV cleared he,
throat. This had the affect
Of making the burglar cease
| his search. as ne crouched
down III IL corner and re-
manned nOislesS. seemingly
as scared as the young lady
The minutes dragged on.
each seeming an hour to the
terror stricken girl. At 4
! o clock Miss Finders heard
the intruder slip out. In {
state Of collapse she aroused
the household. but afetr ex.
aiming the room no arti
ticleS were found missing
Miss Endeas is quite i'll iron
| the shock.
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THE METHODIST CLAIM.
Great Denomination Split On
Issue.


Issue.
The Southern Methodist. next 10 the
largest religious body in the United
States, is torn all to pieces-over what is
known as the Publishing House War
Claim.
The public Is more or less familiar
with the facts Of the ease. which has
been the subject of constant controversy
in the public prints for more than five
years. Ii may not he amiss, however.
10 briefly state here the essential facts
involved. The church had tried for
years to get their CLAIMS allowed by
congress, but had never succeeded.
Finally the book agents, Barbee and
Smith, who had charge of the claim,
made contract with Maj f. B.,
Stahiman, of Nashville. to lobby the
measure through congress. For this
service they agreed to pay him % per
cent, of what he secured. Now, Stahl-
man is notorious lobbyist and a past
grand master in the art OF influencing
legislation. He went 10 work in his
own peculiarly way, and soon had the
clam in fair shape for passage.
While the bill was pending passage
in the senate, however, it got noised
abroad that Stahlmau was to receive a
very large contingent fee for his servi-
ces. and senators wired DR.. Barbee a
query something like this: Reported
that Stahlman is TO receive 10 per cent.
J 5bby fee. Is 1t trues' To this DR..
Iiarbee replied that there was no truth
in the report. The answer was false at
least by implication. II was true that /
was not to receive as much as
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HUSBAND RETURNS AFTER 80
YEARS.

Galloway county has an
Enoch Arden case of a most
interesting sort.
The Murray Times of
Tuesday SAYS.
'Thirty:two years ago Joe
Robertson. of this county,
left lus wife and family TO
90 To mill.
a few days ago he re-
turned-and without his
9rist.
His wife not hearing
from him, after a number
of years marrieda good cit-
zen of the neighborhoOd,
and they have raised a fani-
ly and are now old people,
and presumably somewhat
disturbed sover the appear
ance of one whom they
thought dead years ago.
Robertson is old and
feeble and is stopping with
relatives in the south part
Of the county.
1t Is said that the retmn-
ed prodigal has given no OK
PLANTATION of his long absence
or account Of his wanderings
He Is apparently very
much inclined To accept
things as they are.
The affair has created a
sensation.
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Childrens Day.

Last Sunday was Children's Day at
the Methodist Church, and the exercis-
IS were witnessed by very large con
grega,ion-so large in fact that many
could not obtain seats The opening
was conducted by Mr.. Finley handle,
the worthy superintendent of the Sun
day School. Then a most appropriate
aud excellent address by Prof 5. 4.
Link. Recitations by Misses Addie
Murrel, Marguerite Fuqua. Annie Me
theny and Masters Briee Brevard and
Frank Smith. Also some beautiful
songs. rendered by the quartette. Arch
Debow, Fred Pierce. james Roney aud
Mr.. Summers.
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ACCUSED OF LIBELING COL
BENNETT b, YOUNG.

Louisville, KY, May 21.-
The grand jury last evening
returned three indictments
for criminal libel. one is
jointly against Willoughby
Williams, of Lexington. cor
respondent OF the Cincinnati
Enquirer, and Capt, James
b. Clay, of the same place.
They are also indicted
separately. The complain
ant is Col. Bennett II. Young.
Other witnesses are III. p.
Mcdonald. j. W. Bowles. +.
NJ. Pythian, John feathers,
j. ;, Carpenter. ID. Thornt-
on and Thomas Woods
The Indictment is based
on a publication in the Gin
cinnati Enquirer, for which
James b. Clay stood SPONSOR.
Col. Young'> connection
with the board of trustees OF
the Confederate Home. of
which he is president, was
assailed, Mr.. Clay asserted
that there was politics back
of it. The particular mat
ter III the article to which
Col. Young objects is con
tanned in this statement from
Clay II will not recognize
any man as a true Confed-
crate who took the oath of
allegiance to the United
States government to save
himself from death or inn
prisonment, whenthousands
sacraficed their lives rather
than take that oath.
The Indictment sets forth
that the language is false
and malicious and intended
to Willy the said Col Ben
nett II. Young in violation
OF the statutes provided and
against the peace and digni-
tN OF the commonwealth of
Kentucky.
H. & G.. Corsets are guaraateed not to
stretch, sold at AMBERGS. /
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THE TESTERS

Teacher-"Tell me Bobby.
what are the two things nee
essary for a Baptism"
Bobbie-''Water and IA baby.
ma am. boston Herald.
The Maid-'D YOU think
it's unlucky to get married
on Friday" The Batchel-
or-"of course. WhylShould
Friday be an exception?'iT Tit
Bits.
Every Little Helps-"We'-
We got a little more room in
our fiat now. That sog"
Yes, we've just scraped
the paper off the walls ,
Philadelphia press.
Jingo-"What's caused
the row IN the Gounghub
family Bingo-The bet
ter half discovered that She
didn I know how the other
hall lives. Harvard Lam
pOOn.
Recommended. Member
Of investigating Committee
Mr.. Thinkard, what, in
youropinion, is. the device for
making a furnace consume
its own smoker" Expert
\ Observation-Disclosures fine. I"
Chicago tribune
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Cures when Doctors Fail.

Mrs Frank ChiassOD, Patterson, La g,
writes June sth, 1901: d" / had malaria
fever in very bad form. WAS under
treatment by doctors. but as soon as /
stopped taking their medicine the fever
would return. | used sample bottle
of Herbine, found il helped me Then
.aaui.s 4vV., lottIsss- ~ saiei1 -s-ortspietelsr
- ~ tefsai 10 you FOR
furnishing such splendid medicine,
and can honestly recommend il 20 those
suffering from malaria, a. it will surely
cure them. Herbine soc bottle at
l.. p. q W S. Ellisobs.
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AT the end Of the campaign, writes
Champ Clark Missouri brilliant con
gresham, from overwOrk. nervous
tension, luss OF sleep and constant
speaking | had about utterely collapsed.
II seemed that all the organs in my
body were out of order but three bot.
ties of Electric bitters made me all
right. It's the best all-round medicine
ever sold over druggist ; counter,'
Over worked. run down men aud weak,
sickly women gain splendid health and
vitality from Electric Bitters. Try them.
Only j0c Guaranteed, by Cowgirl Il
Cowgirl
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20 per cent, but he was to haye 80 per
cent. The answer, therefore, was
mere equivocation, and entirely misled
the inauiring senator's, and the bill was
passed appropriating nearly 100000,
of which Stahlman received 100000.
II it had not been for this falshood
the money would never have been APP
propriaied. As soonras the facts all
leaked out there wa storm of protest,
both from congress and from the more
scrupulous members of the Methodist
Church. An effort was made at the
next general conference of the church,
which was held four years ago, to de
pose Barbee. but without avail. His
following in the conference was too
strong. Now he has resigned but the
general conference, now in session at
Dallas, is torn with conflicting opinions
as to what should be done about the
repayment Of the money.
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Many birds, particularly
those that are preyfor sports
men, possess, the faculty of
skillful'y dressing wounds.
some Will even set bones.
taking their own feathers to
form the proper bandagcs.
4 French naturalist writes
that Oh number of occaS-
ions he has killed woodcockS
that We're. when shot, con-
valescin@ from wounds pre-
viouslY received
I'm every inStancesle found
the old injury neatly dressed
with down pluckcd from the
stem feathers and skillfullv
arranged over the wound
evidently 10y the long beak
of the bird. In some IN
stances a solid plaster was
thus formed, and in other
banda@eS had been applied
to wounds or broken limbs.
one day lac killed a bird
that evidently had been
severely wounded at some
recent period. The wound
was covered and protected
| by a sort OF netwol X oi
feathers, which had been
plucked by the bird from It's
own body and 50 arranged
as to form plaster, com
pletely covering and protect
inc the wounded surface.
The feathers We're fairly
netted together. passing
alernatelyt under and above
each other and forming a
textile fabric Of great pro
tective power.
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Vboonipg Cough.

woman who has had experience
with this disease. tells now to prevent
any dangerous conSeq from IT.
She saws: Our three children took
,vhooping cough last summer. our baby
bov being only three months old. and
oUing 10 our giving them Chamber
Jain's Cough Remedy they lost none OF
thelr plumpneSs and came ont in much
,,atter health than other children whose
,,arents did not use this remedy. Our
pldest little one,wouid call Justify for
cough syrup between whoops -Sessie
P,nkev Hall. Springfield, Ala. This
Remedy is for sale by Cowgirl * Cow
gill
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For Those who Live ON Farms.

Or. Bergin, Pana. Ills. writes: ~
have used Billiards. Snow Imminent.
always recommend it to my friends. ~
| am confident there is no better made
IT i a dandy for burns" Those VIII.
live on farms are especially liable RI
many accidental cuts, burns ana
bruises, which heal rapidly wnea Raj
lard's Snow Liniment is applied I,
should always be kept in the house for
cases Of emergency. 25c. zoe and - M
at L. Z. x. W s. Ellisons
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How Bets are Going

The informal o. Is that in betting
circles the odds are largely in favor Of
Grassland over James. 500 to SO ON
the general result Also that money
was bet that Grassland would carry the
: couties this side Of Tennessee river
and that his majority in Graves county
counties on the other side OF the river.
The primary election occ ITS tomorrow,
Saturday and if you want to express
your choice. 90 out and vote.
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Cuba Set Free.

On Tuesday the both. President Pal
ma was regularly inaugurated President
Of the Cuban Republic Gen. Wood,
Withdrawing the l. ;. Soldiers aud
relinquishing the government Of the
Island The new republic was greeted
with salyos II booming cannogr
from the American war vessels pres
ent, aud by the American officers and
soldiers. and tho enthusiastic acelaims
OF tls Cnbans. The new republic viii
exist " years. aud then beconre an
American state.
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Cool Rooms in Hottest Weather.

Prof. Willis l.. Moore, of the Weather
Bureau. Washington, has an invention
for keeping rooms cool IN the hottest of
weather, aud what is more that the
price viii be so cheap as 60 be within
the reach Of people OF ordinary means.
1t Econsinsts OF pipes and the use of
certain chemicals. The temperature
can always be kept at 20 or -. HIM
dreds of such inventions exist, but ali
too costly for ordinary use.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to ID. +. Wilson
y Co, are respectfully notified that
settlement must be made by Monday
the 18th inst or same Will be placed in
the bands of an officer for collection.
ID. T.. WILSON A 60
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
ZOE onNGRFss-

We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
CEoasLAND, of Graves county, as a
candidate TO represent the lst Con
gressional District H. the Lower
House of the next Congress of the
United States His candidacy Is sub
ject 70 the action Of the democratic
party
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PRIMARY Election To-Morrow

The primary election 70 select a
Democratic nominee for Congress in
this District occurs tomorrow. Vot
ing places will be opened in all the
regular voting places 10 this county,
and in all the counties of this Con
gressional District. If you know your
self 10 be a democrat, 90 and vote.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-23

The next congressman from this DIS
trict will be named by tomorrow pr
mary If you want voice in she choos-
Ing 20 and vote
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-23

Mrs. Clifton Lee, who lives in West
Hickman, was tried yesterday before
Judge kearby as being of unsopnd
mind.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-05-23

Democratic primary election to-
morrow. Polls open at regular voting
places.