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NOTICE

To all persons indebted to the late
firm of Watson & Wilson, by note or
otherwise. are respectfully requested to
cali at once at the Farmers & Mer-
chants Bank, in Hickman, and settle.
Respectfully,
Jan. 3, 1902. ID. B. WILSON.
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$500 WANTED

We want our sales TO reach s5O0.oO
during January. See the ads. In this
paper Of the bargains we offer or better
yes. Wilson's BOOK SToRR.
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The Nashville, Chattanooga & ST.
Louis Railway has decided to put all
stations west of Nashville under car
service rules after the first of the year.
The Nashville Association will have
charge Of the Hickman line and the
Memphis Association of the Memphis
line. This throws the Nashville, Chat
ranooga & st. Louis Railway in hre
with the Illinois Central and Mobile &
Ohio in West Tennessee. These roads
already have all main line junction
points in Tennessee, Mississippi and
Kentuckyunder the Memphis Associa
ton.
This means that shippers are TO pay
81 per day rental on car unless il is
unloaded In q reasonable length OF time
New Idea Patterns l0c at
SHAws.
The u. 8. Civil Service Commission
will hold examinations at several places
in each state during March and April,
to secure young men and women for
the government service. 9,SS9 persons
secured positions last year through
these examinations. Probably 10000
appointments will be made this year.
All appointments are for life and for
most positions only common school
education is required. Salaries at ap-
pointment vary from $3.50 to 1890 a
year with liberal promotions aftcrward
Politics IL not considered. This affords
a good opportunity for people between
10 and As years of age. Those desiring
places Of this kind can get full infor.
nation about them, free, by writing
to the Columbia Correspondence Col
lege. Washington. d. G.. and asking for
lts Civil Service catalogue, number
three.
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Yes, We are in d Hurry.

Ii yop owe us an account, come by
and settle at once and don't wait TO be
called upon. We need the money.
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r. T. TYLER ACT,
THROUGH SLEEPERS VIA MOBILE
h OHIO II. r.

Between St. Louis and New Orleans.
st. Louis and Mobile. St. Louis and
Jacksonville, Ask for tickets VIA NJ. a
O.. r. r.
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iNSu7ElN THE
INSu7EIN The
MUTUAL BE\EFIT IIIFEl
INSURANCE CO.

NEWARK, NEW JERSEY
Established in 1915. The special adj
yantages of policy in the mutual Ben.
eft are:
]. ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.
Beginning with Second year, which
may be used 10 reduce premiums or ill.,
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 alter two
years premiums have been paid
3. NO RESTRICTIONS
As to residence, travel or occupa
ton after two years.
4. INCONTESTABLE
Aftel two years.
5. INSURED ANY CHANGE BEN.
EFICIARY
6. WITHOUT ANY ACTION BY IN
SURED.
After having failed to pay the pre-
MUM. the insurance will be continued
for the full amount, foI as lolg a pc.
riod as the value will carry it, provided
two years premiums have been paid.
All this. taken in connection with the
strength of the Company, It's low rate OF
expense. and its large dividends. com
mend policg in this Company to all
desiring insurance of any kind
EXAMINE 1T and You will be CON
WINGED Of its worth. SPECIMEN
POLICIES and any desired lnforma-
ton viii be furnished by
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SI69.5a2.56


Highest amount of Indebtedness of
any stakeholder, person, com
pany or firm Including in the
liability of the company or firm
the liability of the individual
members thereof directly or in
directly, if such Indebtedness
exceeds 20 per cent, Of capital
stock actually paid in, and ac-
tual amount of surplus of the
bank 5000 90
Highest amount of Indebtedness of any
director or officer, if amount of such
Indebtedness exceeds 10 per cent. of
paid up capital stock of bank. 90
Does amount of Indebtedness of any
person, company or firm. including in
the liability of the company or firm,
the liability of the individual members
thereof exceed 80 per cent. of paid up
capital and actual surplus: No.
Amount of last dividend $1,000 90
Were all expenses. losses, interests
and taxes deducted therefrom before
declaring dividend, and, was not less
than 10 per cent of net profits of the
bank for the period covered by the div
ldend carried 10 surplus fund before
said dividend was declared? All taxes
and expenses were paid before the diyi-
end was paid Our surplus has been
up to the legal requirements for several
years.
STATE of kentucky, County Of Fulton, IS
|, w. G. johnson, Cashier o: Hickman
Bank, Bank located and doing business
AT No. Clinton street in the City Of
Hickman in said county being duly sworn
says the foregoing Report is in all re-
speets a true statement of the condition
of the said Bank, az tie close OF business
on the 3lst day of Dec. 1901, 10 the best OF
his knowledge aud belief; and further
SAYS that the business of said bank has
been transacted at the location named,
and not else here; and that the above re-
port is made in compliance with an official
notice received from the Secretary of
State designating the 3lst day of Dec.
1901, as day on which such re-
port shall be made.
W. c. JOHNSON, Cashier
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before me by
W. c. Johnson, the LIST day OF Jan.
1902
b. I. DAVIS, y. p.
j. ". Cowgirl,
W. Il BALTZER. Directors.
C. A. HoLcoNBE.
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Highest amount of Indebtedness
of any stockholder, person company
or firm Gncluding in the liability
Of the company or firm the liability
of the individual members thereof
directly or indirectly, il such in
debtedness exceeds 20 per cent. of
capital stock actually paid in, and
actual amount Of surplus OF the
bank. coo
Highest amount of indebtedness
of any director OF officer, il amount
OF such Indebtedness exceeds 10 per
cent OF paid up capital stock of
bank. 5000
Does amount Of Indebtedness of
any person, company or firm includ-
ing in the liability of the company
or firm, the liability OF the indiyid.
ual members thereof, exceed 80 per
cent. of paid up capital and actual
surplus. No.
Amount of last dividend 81 zoo. 90
Were all expenses losses, interests.
and taxes deducted therefrom be
fore declaring dividend, and, was
not less than 10 per cent. of net
profits Of the bank for the period
covered by the dividend carried TO
the surplus fund before said divi-
dend was declared? Yes
STATE Of keRtueky, County Of FaitOa ss:
J. A. Thompson, Cashier OF Farmers
and Merchants Bank, Bank located aud
doing business at No. - Clinton street. in
the town Of Hickman, ia said county. be-
ing duly sworn, says that the foregoing
Report is in all respects true statement
of the condition of the said Bank, at the
close OF business on the 3lst day of
| Dec. 1901. to the best of his knowledge
and belief; and further says that the
| business Of said Bank has been transact
ed at the location named, and not else
where; and that the above report lie made
iu compliance with an official notice re-.
ceived from the Secretary Of State desig-
mating the 3lst day OF Dec. 1901, as the
! day on which such report shall &c made
J. A. THOMPSON, Cashier
| Subscribed aud sworn 10 before me by
j. A. Thompson, the lst day Jan.
1902
H. F. REELEY, Notary Public.
Ny term Of Office expires on the last
day of the next session Of the senate.
r. NJ. lsLER,
H bUcHASAS. Dir ectors
j. j. C. BoNDURANT.
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Thinner Here.

Mr.. G. f. Smith, the timer, thor
oughly competent and skilled, is now
with K. b. Brevard Roofing and all
kinds Of Tin Work. Give him a call.
r b. BRtvsRn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-15
@0speDEce
llaowag & &c., IS CIm'SIr., 1.>D.
GN

lc6ereintommen nit China, in Gerz
binDunQ nit Der Der 6ineii76en S5tz
8Q6nz8aieQI6dft Derlie6enen Gonz
3eTIion, gardntirt fporDen 1T, Dtr0
RuBlano nt6t perTeblen, feline 5rupz
pen aus bem Ge6iet oe5 anitOBenoen
8ai5erreic68 3urUt3u3teben, Dorau5ges
7eBt in0eFsn, 0aB Die 6altun8 an0ez
rere W}Ghte Der 3uriit5ie9ung ni4t
i'm @ege fte6t."
9ie S5rage lit nun, Db RuBlan0 Dem
Q(67nluB De8 neuen 0ertrag5 alS cine
@erleBung 0e5 BON 8uBlanO geitelten
8Dr6e6alte5 (oe5 n8orau5geIeBt") be-
tradtet unb Iid6 oaraufbin fijr 8ere4t7
Fertiqt 6Glt, in Der 0}un0I6uret 8t
perblei6en. Die 2(ntiport duf oteie
Syroge nirD in 8GlOe erIDartet unb
3par BON Dem ameritaniiden 8otz
5dafter Soper in 9eterS6urg in 8erz
bin6urg nit Ieinem 9rOteIt Qe9en Die
ru77i74 6ineiiI6e 8ant uc6eretnz
funTt.
Supun'5 .8erontnprtlt4z
fetten.
0ofo6amo, IA. 6e6ruar.-9te
6ieIige PreFe GuBert iiA nit groBter
@enugt6ung ii6er ben 2t6f6luB bes
8ertraqs nit @roBbritonnien, pelz
der Sapan'8 2ln76luB an Die groBen
g}utionen 5i6ert. Die Prei7e ertennt
QuC6 an, baB Der Geretrag i4pere8erz
antpottli6feiten uuferlegt uno OdB
yapan nibt in ben Srrt6um Derfallen
muB, an3une6men, OaB Der 5rteoeH
p6ne nettere 2(nltren9ung er6oIteH
lperoen fam.
sat gemOgeIt un6 m II b
te ge4en.
Qonb Q Il, IA. 5e6r. - Sym I'M
ter6auIe entgs9nete &riegsfefretGr
groOrid auf cine 5rage, 0aB Elm in
glep Orleans itattonirter Offi3ier
be8 3enonte 9epartemant5 beI9uls
biQt por0en 1ei, cine gDmmiI5ion er1z
pfungen gu 6a6en, uno ben 8eTe6l err
balten babe, enttDeOer feline 2(ntIGger
gu 6elongen ober 3etnen 2(bI6ieb aug
Der briti76en 2(rmea 8u ne6men. Ser
GFTi3ier bat Dos GeBtere gepd6lt.
Geit Der 3ait Ieien Die 2tntGufe in
9}sn Orleans forgTam iiberna9t
nprben
9Gnif6er MintFer i'm
Sterben.
&open6ogen, Il. 5ebruur. -
Der bGni16e Y}iniiter Der 0ff&ntIi6en
9(r6eiten 6Oerup, Der eine beDeutenOe
Garrtere al5 5Ournaltit unO 9olitifet
gema9t FAT, lie8t am Rre6s i'm 6terz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-15
enfotione1Ge Gel i'd t e
q, , 90 n r y n

EN-, IA. 5e6ruar. - Cine NIB
terrible 8eT4i9te Der nIfittage8ets
tung" aus 8elgrao melbet: ~3pet
S9ilbpa9en foIlen bOr bem bom &O@
Mig 2(leranber betpo6nten 5liigel bes
S9lofes uls 2ei9en aufgefunoen
ipprben fein. Die beiben Soloaten
ipurben angebli9 nit GhlOrofOrm gez
t0btet."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-15
te ge9en.
9Gntf6er MintFer i'm


&open6ogen, "A. 6e6ruur. =
Der bGni11e I5iniiter Der 6f&ntIi6en
9(r6eiten 6Derup, Der etne beDeutenOe
Garriere ais S5ournulit unb 9olitifet
gema9t fat, Iis8t am Rre6s i'm 6terz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-02-15
Guer SpteaeI

piro Sud, fans Gu:r f6rpr,ib.s ltu6.545,n 7,s
nob uibt TOUT, gar baIO pou Guytm IdetbftT 9sl1fs
,ib!c1 Git tjtf umrdHD:rten mltten auotn, lie
t!auliGtn o0tr idrbloitu 4ippiu un0 Die pdasqtlbs
CeTbts farbe trHseu Mot Gommt Otm G6rpar, bee
nit qfiIqsu StoiisH ubcrtlDm it, ibnrl }u 0ilfs
eht cas- ut5I nOb Gljmm.r uno ie,ue 6tilung
lluQpieri9tr mjrO. 6Ulie iiuoet Sbr ab.r au ieoeH
San 0ur9 Die b,ribmteH St 9trnlrNzRr6uttra
l5iasn. Seine dgtuoeu 0tt;ale or0:ru Hur 4iians
5sntoiie Oarin y 6tnts. Sn &OotReteN.
(ILSD SaE&S
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5. s.. SrieDentualS & So.
Gnrerifu's or5bter 9.trdntes2aDen.

"Sh psree an Der Spntdne fein."
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Sargains
TIT @ct1t unO
SpiritnOlen.
SpuppnS
gratis NIT ieoem Gfnfauf. Steielben
beredtisen Ste ;u fbpnen Sei6enfen-
guinsb importirten stout, SrOSutz

guineb importirten etout SrOSutz
3enD. .....-....-'..''. SPA.oo
@lerrine Sod unD Hpe, pro Slaz
16e :. observation-disclosures. dOc.
Booths 9om Sin, pro Slui6e.... soc.
Rartini & 8pii @srmutb. soc.
Wiliou 8pe ......................$ LOO
2amb RDc, BRO Guart. $l.OO
silocr @rope pure 8pe, Z Sabre
oft, pro @1aQoue. 81. 10
Goftailg, bsft. Sortsn, oeriu6t cine
Slai6e, pro 9iHts............... 49c.
MaraI6inozRiri8tn, pro Glui6s.... 69c.
2iebig's Ma13=Grtratt, prOSiai5e.. Zoe.
Oh @ibiuu 8pc, pro GuatI......$1.25
Rotbtpein, fciner Sii6pein, pro
Subeno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
Qortz ODER SberrDzg9sin, pro @alz
lone .-......-.'-..'.-' ..'--'. : 'A.OO
Gi6o 6elsitint, qroBartiQes 8beuz
mutismusz z@diisr, pro 5laibt.... 25c.
Ipeuta Miucraiipoiier, pro 6lai6e.. zoe.
Sbupoo0 RDe, pro 4iute. 39c.
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70 Meilen tpsftli4 BON 8atu, un6
Dit G6amatu, in einiger Gntfer=
nung BON g}eu S6amatu. 2lltz
66omata bat ungefdbr $4,000 Sin
tpDbner.)
@ S6reGItdhe8 @ruffiren
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2onbon, "A, Ge5ruar. - Sine
9epeTde Der nGG9ange SeIegraP6
So" aus Qa6ore meIOat, Die Beit grail
fire unter benz neuen Gegime Der 9&ihtz
einmif6ung auf qan3 entfeBIiae 8ciTe
i'm 9pnoI4ub un0 cirta 1000 3ODe5z
fGue treten tdglih Elm.
0nnshnmne's GrfIGrur1z
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81. 8. Griffith & Comp,
SCR. 36. Bef.SaItfmprese etrase..

Er. SO. gBefis isgdItimorese Strait,
(eceeniibtr SauopersStr.,)
bitten ndbreno beg Ttonuts Gebruor an:
qrmiHfsr=Seppidyc ,u 81. 90, bette 6orte 81. rs
Die QarD.
somm,te5ep eppid. ~ 9Oc, bette eorts $1.25 bic
@dro
@riiFeltr Skppi6e, bsfe Sorte iu $1.25 eR
Oarb
moqu.ttt=Seppidje, bsfe 6Orts Iu $1.OO bic
9ldro
Gdpeftrie=3eppid1e iu SOC, btfe Serte 75c. bic
Oaro
Snerain=Seppide su 25c., bette 6Orts 65c., bic
9arb
moiaie unb qtorudte 2tnol.ums, Rugs DthtteR
u. (. M, 3u berbdlthibmdbig ueDrissR 9reiien-
rs Nrpaent Rabatt an ienem Gtnf R5beI
i'm SGus.
(381RT&6
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s. ell 90 1 @

rein ocQetabjiid. mlb uuO 3uorl5jig 8cJuirea
Die Ysber iomc Die 9.roouWe =EraCne. Sie
N5ers uuO 0sitt @.sOi3in in o,r 98clt iHr
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rife and cast hy az ekilfully as any boy
IN her neighborhood. With advancing
yeats her skill IN these sports increased
and finally when the registered guide sys-
tenn was I'M reduced. she applied for regis
tratlon and received a liceiine.
Nj - Harlow IL not IN the guiding business
lecau-e III. has to make a living that way
but because she l., In the woods good part
Of the time for her own amusement and
might N well combine with sport whatever
business offers and. especially since
women be2auto go a-hin'ing, good deal
Of business offers She l. quick and sure
with the rife. and has killed more game OF
all kino- than most men hunters ever saw
while IN all the arts of wooticrait she is an
adept.
Mrs J. =. Fr,.ese of Rive!top, Argyle
takes back ,eat Tor no nan on tie Penob-
4cN River when II "oIur. TO padding a
csilOo, catching n trout or salmon, bring
ing down "A partridge Oh tie wing or getting
all the big game the law allows. More
than that, sue "au do. with treat skill
what f"w of tho men can do sh can AN
the skins of all the deer and moose that
I'll. or her party may kill
Mrs. Freese IL not Obliged TO earn her
living hv hunting or guiding. for her hus-
band j. in comfortable Cir'unst ances
but sine j. an artlsut spprtswom1n and
through n.r brother. VINO Is a professional
guide, she became acquainted With many
New Workers and other people who come
ever wear 20 the Penops -, 10 hunt and
FISH and have recently been accom-
panied by tneir wives and daughters,
making the -crvi - pfa woman guide
desirable.
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Tn, English reduction sys, an. the new
method, corlblnes tn, best points Of all
Of these. wi hout her mari yriom. There
i oi iing in II, and ia re /, exercise. and
th,r' arc IL y me ii,nes
And, 10y the way. u r. j. reduction
nlethOi which ia prac' Is. in every colln-
try and viii IA ,irpaDd- lur i,s virtue wholly
upon IN failing Of m'Gi ilr. IL j. very
sure one, Tor l. rraUCr, H. cry cas-, hut
l. il not svc'v cons uipu' IN. can hegri-.
GODS ar rush'd through lhN sy"'sm
and another ret az re fi-ilc- j. given bv
which all ,h' IA for ming foods are d.
~tTO- 4 l. roCi, a. thov az" dk.n into the
~'Dns H. III Dlti n actually suf"rt
ON he l.ct, Of fatty fools, ami very nrien
IA CO nos ON Oi th' TT atH-nt not cn'y
thin hut very sriS
In r. L. N yi.''u" H. .rjl iuC IL you al.
gn'nc 20 wcakrn yourself, Tor YOU Viii
fin The ycl uneiittaiy have to tab"
'tren Z ! ming 10 ID, AMI - YOU get Eat
again light away.
In retlciug !. u,u-' bc rene llb '-ei hat
discretion i, III, better par If valor IN
system reqIi,rs a cr-tain a Mount OF IA;
ana certain amount Of s'.'.'- WI hpu,
.hrse th' 10 IL cannot IA w..
Old people crave sweets and 80 do chil-
dren. They need sugars tor muscle build
nag.
A child will grow sickly II he does not eat
plenty OF sugars aud syrups Of the pure
variety. And an old woman Of ~ will he
IL fond Of sugar a. her grandchildren Of s.
80 III reduci ing YOU must not deprive your
self Of sugars nor Of fats. You can eat
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Strong and active. with The know long,
of an old woodsman ard the Skill Of Vet.
eran hunter. Mr.. Frees" goes through
those campaigns mach "a the ordinary
woman Mould through o shopping TIP,
getting ds nuch enjoyment out OF II as any
Of the party, and, also, moro money IN an
most men in the woods can earn.
People around Argyle marvel ~ Mrs,
Freese skin and daring In canoe, and
used a. they are to seeing frail hirchos In
rough water. they trc,nblo with apprehen-
sion when they see their townswoman pad >
die down into he white water around Iva :
Point. one Of he widest places IN tho whole
length of the Penub>cut, and the Penob'
scot is no babbiing brook al any pert of it,
course. she goes down her" 'or the lun
Of il. AS Tho say, bu' other people cal u
dangerous run.
Il (, the businc-, IF a guide 20 tlud good
hunting grounds or good fishing waters,
to prepare he camp, make the tirrs, 10
tho cooking and perform all he drudg"ry
of he trip, leaving the party itec 70 ENJOY
the snort. The women guides 81 Name
are capable Of doing all ths work In the
best style. and. Of course. the women ar"
. brit,r cooks than most Of he men.
The guides are also ed TO zee 20 "
that tho camp frse do not ignite tho timber
causing destructive fires, and 10 oheerNo
the pan,o laws strict " and report any >io-
lations, besides making annual reports
TO the Game commissioners OF tho nulnher
OF deer and moose killed and the qusnfit,es
Of fsh taken by parties under their caro-
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EVA5' POINT. ROUGH WATER ON THE PENoescoL

10 make il popular proved useleee. So
back 1t went oh ;hc shelf with other dead
wood mlisir O. its time. Now Blanche
Ring ,ings II in Tommy Rot and II u q
popular lit.
White Wngs. vhich made us all %
weary in H. day. would probably have
remained in obscurity but for a lucky turn.
L. wa, written by Joe Gullick and com
posed by William Muiahey. They gave
II TO The manager al the san Francisco
Mnstres. Who we're then appearing Oh
Broadway, and he threw it ID his waste
basket
Banks Winter. an old minstrel, who is
still on tho stage. picked II out and, glsncing
over Il in an odd moment, thought il had
merit Being musician a. vol a. a singer.
he rewrote the song and sang il on the
following night. " jumped into popularity
AZ once.
Ever hear how Paul Dresser, who wrote
Tie Blue and the Gray happened TO his
Well. one day. wolfe standing In front Of
the Morton House, Dresser met a young
man he had known years before In Indiana
Tho young fellow was 80 i'll and emac late.
that he looked ~ II he were ready 10 did
uu the spot Paul remarked that he vac
was any message he could give to the
I'd folks The lad simply said Just
tell them that Won saw me Well. that gsve
Paul the idea from which the cong rec
suited.
That song wa. handed from one singer
% the other and no one seemed 10 care for
II But one dav Dresser gave II to his
friend George Evans. the Honey Boy and
Evans, 30 obiige Dresser, put u on, The
song took he audience and has made a
small fortune for the composer since.
-'Oh Promise Me- might never have
seen the light Of public favor had IL not
been thrown IN the path of Miss Jessie Barr :
| ls,t Davis. eginaid De koven asked her
| 10 sing it and il vas Intro duced in Robin
| Hoo d II vas one of HE earliest effusions
| and a gotcl song, too. Miss Davis made il
popular and II IL still selling to-day.
After the Ball. Of which nearly million
copies have BEEN sold was composed many
| probably have met an untimelv death had
/ IL not found its way TO the Worlds Fair
some ballad singer used II there and coon
everybody vas burning u.
Sweet Sixteen was on the shelf for
/ almost four years before any one cared
to take II up, vet in ifs day It WAS one Of
the biggest hits in years,
silver Threads Among the Gold would
| never have been heard OF had il not been
for a chance which made an old minstrel
| sing il The song was almost dead when
! Thomas Il. Dixon, n tenor with the old
Deprey & Beredict's Ministries, sang il
! He could sing, too. and he pun his best voice
| into IL soon II was extraordinarily popu.
! lar Ben Bolt received a new Lease NJ
| life from the story of '1rilhy
You car 60 on multiplying instances
! Very often il has beet the singer tina; made
| the song. but luck, my boy, is. after all
! the chief factor IN the song writer's trade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02

OF pnyslc1l endurance, and she il very
o'lHht woman a. we'll
bslng cf practical turn Of mind. quick
20 -" and improve an opportunity, she
mas never i1i'pd 30 lend her aid toward
nlh Nu: known 'lH attract rns Of Maine Il :
n nun lag and h'n,Ng Cous'ty, and N every
great 'y.r.sm'u' exhibit ion in New York
or b2s'un a. wei, ~ a. the fai,- in Maine
o!tles, she las been seen, with her log cabin
ana her extensive shooting and fishing
optfts
When II comes To shooliig Miss Crosby
IL almost as expert A. she is with the rod
and line, and i''i- said thu, she is the only
woman who ever killed caribou il Maino,
The deer size has killed are without number
shoSr she has pointed ont for OF her people
70 all would stock forest, and -ho has not
been without luck Ia shocking over bull
moose Tho kiug game e ~" wood,
over ~ the Dc1l River country every
one know, how 20 shoot and fish, for shoot
Uy ana t>hng, next to logging. are tho
principal inuu-t rirs of that far backwoods
ego vs. a.hhi Harlow, pretty young
w nin nov IN her tg,n'ic-, ha- always
na1 the rCpll alton among thc Dead River
people Of being u smart g,rl
She has none ot the appearance of q
h7rNcOodsmar. and while ioud Of fishing
ana inn'ine, which take hc place of goi
and ticy, ling on Dead River, rho is not
~ a.! lacking IN the various accomplish.
oasnts COMMON 70 other Young women.
bS!o!e eho was Out OF ehort skirts enc
soWd paddle canoe. shoot true with q