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TFICESDAY-At for France Switzerland It4ly,
spain, Portugal Turkey Egypt Greece British india
aCd Lorenzo Marquee, La Champ 3gns EaVrs
mail for other parts of Europe must Be drsetsa per
5. = L. Champagne
FPIDAY-At $50 70 ul for -
CaInbronian. from Boston
SAICRDAE-A- a m E.y,rore Can
pania, via Queenstown; at 7;S0 a for Netherlands
direct. 5. Noor5an iulau directed "psr
5 Eoerdar1 ,; az a m foT Belgium direct per g 3
TOM; at $50 a. m Scotland direct per 3
Ethiopia tnaH must be directed per Ethiopia'l
al u for Denmark direct per 5. Island (naiI
must be directed per :. IsIand'D.
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-This steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers ans Samples for Germany
only- The same class OF mail matter other parts
OF Europe viii not be this ship Ualss5 spscalS
directed by
After the closing OF supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above. additional Mails ar9
opened On the piers OF the American. English French
and German steamers. and remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing steamer
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The following official record from the Weather Bureau
the changes in temperature for the
hours comparison with corresponding date Of
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous shows the
changes pressure indicated by The rrbrnes self
recording barometer dotted na shows the temper
recorded PeTry5 Pharmacy
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Church. Bsrnardsville n j.; y the Rev William
over Mary Jsssica. daughter OF DR.. and Mrs r A s.
Munson. 70 Arthur Wilson Hicks.
IOGAN-RENNETT-A residences OF the brides par
ents 5th-ave.. NeV-York City. "Wednesday
November 1902 by the brides uncle Rev. J. Howard
D. D., OF NeW-Canaan. Conn. Emily Anne,
daughter OF DR.. James :. Bennett. % Harry Craig
Logan
1902 at St. Thomas's Church BY the Rev. Dr.. Ernest
Stres. Helen. daughter of Mrs Aberr Alison Drake
10 James Arthur Vaudeville. of Newark
oTrs-RIGGs-on Wednesday. November 5. at the resi-
Sarca ~ brides 161 BrooJz-
Taylor Dickinson, d. OF Ease
fyranSa. n J.. Mary Esther Riggs Frank B. OTIS
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MARRIED.

Hurnett's Cocoaine kills dandru1. allays irritation
and promotes a hsalthy growth OF the Hair
New-York tribune., 1902-11-06

''Humming Birds and Onions" the Weberfeld
burlesGue of the plays now running at the Empire
and Savoy theatres. with John Drew and Ethel
Barrymore as the stars. viii be produced at the
Music Hall tonight. without fail Charles Bige-
low who has a part IN Onions and. OF course.
had TO attend several performances OF Miss Barry
rnore's Carrots" touched by the sweet
little play he is TO buTlesqUe that he wept at each
performance This is not press agent story, but
an attested fact Mr.. Biselow paid the tribute OF
tears the show ne Is 10 turn into laughter. Life
has it's little ironles az Broadway and Twenty
ninth-st., we'll in WeSSeX.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-06

BaI.DWIN-At Munich. Bavaria on Octonzr 10 IN N. /
27th year OF age Bal3Hin son cf the las
E6vard Baldwin. OF this City.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-06

The many New-York friends Of Miss Grace Van
Studdiford. the soprano OF the Bostonians will be
glad learn that she has recovered from her re-
cent illness and has joined the company at Denver.
The Western trip OF this organization in their old
standby. Robin Hood is proving most prosper
GUS. How they must bless that operai
New-York tribune., 1902-11-06

Or advertisements THE TRIBUNE NevF-YorE CITY.
Remit By PCsoce order express money order.
draft or registered 'etter
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Mfr Frohnlau announced yesterday that ne would
keep Miss Barrymore at the Savoy in her present
plays until Christmas Next season she is to ap-
pear In London in a play. either by Justin
HuntIy Mccarthy Anthony Hope Both aU-
thors so Mr.. Frohmau announces. are eager 70
compile vehicle for the young star.
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French must De directed Per :. Tasnan'' >.
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DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must b. in.
dorsed With full name and address.
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SUNDAY. s cents WEEKLY REVIEW
DAil.4. cents TRI-WEEKLY.
WEEKLY FARMER. cents
tribune ALMANAC. % CENTS.
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Miss Adele Richie. although she played Mrs. Pine
apple in a Chinese Honeymoon last night. played
under painful difficulties. for late in the afternoon
she was tipped out OF her carriage at Fifty-nnth-
st. and Fifth-ave- George a. Kessler driving
out from the Park as she was passing through the
plaza, and his team into pedestrian. causing
some confusion. for traffic was thick al the mo-
rnent A Fifth-ave. stage. swinging to avoid the
confusion, into Miss Riches carriage. over
turning il and spiling her into the street She ap-
peared later az the Casino in somewhat bedrag
gled and lame condition, but, as her understudy
was absent. she went through her part
New-York tribune., 1902-11-06

Iris is to remain at the Criterion till December
& On December Miss Marlowe viii appear there,
but in what play is not yet sure
New-York tribune., 1902-11-06

SINGLE COPIES
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-01-24
HENRY WILL STAND For GER
MANY.

When Prince Henry of Prussia, visits
this country the com NJ month the
more thoughtful among as vii coutem-
plate his personality with especial in
terest as representing great more than
the mere institution of royalty and the
power of hereditary station.
The figure of this popular and practi-
cal young HohenZollern VIII indeed
stand far more as IMPLYING German
genius and German achievement. the
national fiber and temper winch have
maae Germany great II SilIr-snt ways
than as bearer of pe-so4el greetings
from the hereditary 50 ere though
the latter Is his os hsgle mission.
This tipping of stro naiioa III the
person of Prince Is l. aiarly certain
in the case Of the German "a ion and
the Hohenzollern family.
Germany's marve gls- ~ecord IL tho't
and deed will be ia giCenCe TO the con-
templative eye when Prince Henry. in
the name ef the German Cover ment
and people, becomes the guest OF the
United States Government and PEOPLE.
We shall be thinking of Germany. the
nation, IA looking upon Henry the Ger
man of the most distinctive national
development German achievement
in science. in art, Ia the practical World
of industry and commerce. 10 the bulld-
ing up of the worlds most formidable
army in the creation of Wha Is eoor TO
be navy of the first class. ~ the de
yelopment of a merchant rine Of IN
surpassed excellence, mus l1evltably
claim recognition az such L moment.
The German thinker and fAe German
man Of action VIII ue behind C PriIce
the combination which has 1a2de Ger
many So potent III inrellec,u and ma
l. rial fields. There is proh no 9TH
er nation which may be SO ,atlst actorily
studied in this respect
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4 CONFEDERATE HOME
Fulton, KY, Jan. u, 1902.

~.eOi4, NY, jan Il, IJUZ.
Dear Friends,-We kindly ask of your
aid IN building home in Kentucky for
the old and destitute and disabled Con.
federate soldiers. As has been done in
every other Southern state as an appre
clatiJn of the past and fond anticipa-
lions Tor their happiness when totally
ols1fr1ed OF means and strength TO bat
tie with the vicissitudes of life. One
hundred thousand dollars in value has
been donated by one man in the city OF
Louisville as foundation or beginning
ana with subscriptions coming daily.
the committee feel safe in saving they
know 1t can be built and maintained
II all Who are able will lend a helping
hand n this iaudable undertaking if on
iya snail amount. The association has
been perfected and committees appoint
ed 1roughout the state TO solicit sub
sorlpilons TO build and put in operation
ppy home for honored heroes In de-
Ginning age.
harlng been appointed by the state
committee as one OF that number. call
upon al who love home and happiness
and do deeds Of charity TO help as a.
Cow ~ the honr of need and assure YOU
~ wi-l be promptly appreciated and IN
1na7, way VIII be an honor TO the good
cf Kentucky and most ENJOYABLE
80 those who are in want and most as.
sureaiy deserve it.
Respectfully.
r. A. BROWDER,
Committee
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4 Good Recommend Ton.

| have noticed that the sale q Cham
b -rlain's Stomach and Liver III lets is
almost invariably 10 these nave
used them says M j y. Weber. q
prominent druggist 81 Caseaae. Iowa.
What better recommendation could
any medicine have than for people TO
call for it when again 10 ae1d OF such a
remedy? Try them when you feel G uli
after eating, when you nave bad taste
in your mouth, feel bilious, have no
appetite or when troubled with con.
stipation, and you are sure to be de-
lighted with the prompt relief whlch
they afford. For sale BY C0weill &
Cowgirl.
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'TnE EST Is THE CnEApE,T.-
COMMITTEES

MOI T cheap. but how good is the
quest9-
Tn WICE-A-WEEK REPUBLIC
IS No cheap a. 1t Is possible to sell q
first c'sss newspaper. 1t prints all the
news -.at X worth printing. If You
read al the year round. YOU are
posiei on all the important and inter
tsting 1airS Of the world. II IL the
be- AID most reliable newspaper that
moneT and brains can produce and
those should he the Distinguishing
traits Of the newspaper that IS designed
to be read by all members of the
famils
Subscription price. 81 a year. Any
newso caller, newspaper or postmaster
will receive your subscription, or you
may mail it direct to THE REPUBLIC
St. Louis, Mo.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-01-24
N0FItE TO FILE CLAIMS.

AL persons holding claims against
the IS ate Of Peter George, deceased.
are no. fled to file the same, proven as
the law requires on or before March !.
1902, Ct same will be barred. Alsos
perso indebted to SAID estate will
please can and settle.
b. MOORE.
Admir-. Peter George, decd.
Hickman, KY, Jan. II. 1902.
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New Idea Patterns lOc at
SHAWS.

LeIt begins this year on February
18th, Ash "Wednesday. and ends with
Easter Sunday, March 30th. The season
is 40 days. It Is chiefly observed by
the Roman Catholics, Eplscopallans
and the Greek churches.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-01-24

FOR SALE-Pure white Wyandotte
Cockerels, Ductan strain, price SOC each
MRS LOUIS THREr KELp,
Hickman, XIV.
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$500 WANTED

We want our sales 10 reach $50 90
during January. See the ads. N this
paper OF he bargains We otter 81 Better
still. come and see the goods themsel-
yes. WILSON BOOK STORE.
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4r. Jas. Sanger one of Bessie's best
I'D and farmers is moving away to
Mtkman. HIS host of friends will
miss him much. The Advocate wishes
him we'll wherever he may go.-Lake
County Advocate.
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Everything frs CASH
SALE.

TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS.
Beached Dome'e 3is yard worth &C. Only 10 yards
to custo
, Good &c Calico 3ac. Flanneette at &C.
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LEAVE HICKMAN.
ARRIVE.
goeal and g rsanal.

Mardi Gras at Mobile and new Or
leans Feb. 4th to 18th.
Miss Sofa Hunt and Miss Laura Gou-
ger are visiting friends in Cuba, Ky.
New Idea Patterns l0c at
SHAwS.
Little Sammie Hayden and mother.
nave returned after visit to her fathef
o. w. Oakley, of Kennedy. Mo.
Mr.. Henry Campbell. the well known
and popular salesman. is TO establish a
new store at Cayce, this county,
Mr.. Steve Mangrum, an aged citizen
Iof the Moscow neighborbood died Fri.
lday OF last week, of general debility.
agep 20. He was we'll known as a citi.
gen and a prominent Mason.
4 SOUTH DOWN "A thoroughbred
lSouthdown buck for sale or exchange,
|It II. A, TYLER.
! The Rselfoot Mineral and GOD Min
!ng Co. is to be dissolved, says the Troy
News Banner, leaving the shareowners
FiseF, and perhaps better men
il The Lee Line has let the contract for
new steamboats,. One of the new
Soats will be named the Stacker Lee.
rians are being prepared for a third
rev boat.
III New Idea Patterns l0c at
II SHAWS.
Mrs. Helen Shuck, widow OF the late
Marion Shuck died at family home near
jordan, OF paralysis, aged CO years. She
was buried at Liberty Church yard.
= - Fld-~A-a-nabnsy. will preach az ths
4 Christian Church- Sunday. AL mem.
bers urged to be present. Visitors well
c,me.
New Idea Patterns l0c at
Lent begins this year on February
18th. Ash Wednesday. and ends with
Easter Sunday, March 30th. The season
is 40 days. 1t Is chiefly observed by
the Roman Catholics, Eplscopallaps
and the Greek churches.
fr. Jas. Sanger one of Bessie's best
10 and farmers is moving away to
hickman. HIS host of friends will
miss him much. The Advocate wishes
him well wherever he may go.-Lake
County Advocate
FOR SALE-Pure white Wyandotte
Cockerels, Ductan strain, price SOC each
MRS. LOUIS THREI KELD,
Hickman, Ky.
Hal Hayden went to Hickman Mon.
day, having been transferred from the
n. c. Il st. l.. Railway office here to the
railroad Office at Hickman Hal is an
excellent young man, has lots of friends
here. and we are sure will meet with
the success he deserves. Union City
Commercial
An effort will be made at the present
term of congress 10 increase the salar-
! les OF cabinet officers from $4,000 20
$4,000 year, or possibly $4,000 or
$4,000 year. The clam is made that
to keep up with the pace OF Wash
ington society on $1,000 a year is im-
possible. Society in Washington is
dominated by an aristocracy of money
millionaire representatives and senators
Who have located there permanently.
Social functions are not necessary and
essential elements of statemanship and
public service.
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New Idea Patterns, Zoe
SHAWS.

That the managers OF the St Louis
International Exhibition has offered
s2o0 600 In airship prizes Is tangible
evidence of how deeply the whole world
Is interested tn the navigation of the
air, The $500. 600 is 10 be spent as fol
lows: 100000 for the successful on
Grafton OF an air craft; $50. 900 to de
fray expenses Of competition. The
French are ahead of any other nation in
the knowledge OF the navigation OF the
air and have in recent years spent mil
lions like water in experiment sThe
Twentieth century will undoubtedly
witness the triumph Of humanity over
the Spirit Of the Air.
OW FOR SALE.-Good mich COW
young, with young calf
ABE UNDERWOOD.
SOME time ago my daughter caught a
severe cold. She complained of pains
IN her chest and had bad cough.
gave her Chamberlains Cough Remedy
according to directions and in two days
she was we'll and able TO go TO school.
have used this remedy in my family
Tor the past seven years and have never
known 1t TO fail" says James Prender-
CAST, merchant, Annato Bay, Jamaca,
West India, Islands. The pains in the
chest indicated an approaching attack
OF Pneumonia, which In this instance
was undoubtedly warded OF bv Cham
berlains Cough Remedy. 1t counter
acts any tendency of cold toward pne-
umonia. Sold BY Cowgirl & Cowgirl.
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ALL STYLES $500 ONE PRICE,

We are having such a growing demand
for these Shoes that in short time
we expect to handle them to the ex-
clusion of all others, which is suffi-
cient guarantee of our faith in their
goodness. A visit of inspection of
these Shoes will prove revolution in
footwear not found elsew b ere.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-01-24

They embrace every element of COM
fort and style, giving a degree of sat
isfaction not possible to obtain in any
other make. Fit and durability not
excelled even in the highestpriced
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28
CITY BREvlTlEs.

The regular Friday night hon 81 the Turn
hall. "' =" Iurher
Mr.. j. y Ne, who has been announced
c.i+ss oahulaale Tor chief Of police, has
Wlthdrawn from the race
There ara undelvered tslerrams ~ t,,
western Union for J. H. whiteslde. lanes
L, Massey. Jack McGreevy.
calendar Circle of Shearn church win
meet with Mrs, 5. NJ De Chaumes pao9
san daclnto' at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
Ihe Flower Circle Of Shearn Methodist
cnurch, south, will meet az 3.3O o'clort
Smith street. "o'''v' ''uS
The first contest for the Coylc enn n,
tween the different bowling cinhS TX ~
roMn VII take place tonight az the Tnrn.
The directory Of the Houston ouarte,te
society VIII meet at $50 o'clock this after.
noon at the office Of Mr.. Il n. Deytnr 49,,
the Fox building. 'N'N' "a
There are undeliyered telegrams st the
cthce OF the Postal Telegram t'obta go.
pany; lls Main street, for George A. l.yford
and II. A. rharp ~ 'V''
The Light BEARERS Clale OF shearn Me.
mortal NJ ~ church Sas{h. viii meet
with Mrs. Wansbrough nd her home ~
walker avenue. this afternoon at 8 o'clocL
There will be an Easter social given nv
the young ladies OF Miss ThomsSi snnda \
school class this evening at TEal o'eioet
81 shearn chapel corner Texas avenue AND
Milan street
"Roney's Boys" win give matinee ana
concert on the afternoon and evening al
April ~ he lecture room OF tue Firsi
PRESBYTERIAN church. Instead OF the enter
tsinment which was postponed from Maret
The Infant class Of shearn church sun
day school viii meet with Mrs. Acpowall
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are are rS5ilehlcd with appropriate ceremonies.
ran oS Hn t,it OF me chapter all hreth-
If Pba c 6aar. Of which none may participate
yht. The paSchal lamb. Svmholi,. ~ tbo
LAY, Was parta6en or and number ~
'"TSlS We're drunk ms follows:
81" lIe supreme Council Of Supreme
W.auu Inspector General. Thhty-thlrd De-
iiLre' for the southern Jurisdiction of the
H. un,led states Health to the grand com
tcruit, plospeHty 70 all Its members. fra
MS s, acts Response by C. W. Kidd. u al
a.. "uS,oli rhapter' Rose Croix, No. 2. NAV
uS members as well as tho master ia
R M'SS IN Masonry Response by j. n,
san Jacinto lodge Of Perfection No & m.
corner stone OF Scottish Nasonry ma, ~ ~
endure forever Response by Peter Cb5lm-
Ihe president Of the Emitted states and
S Sg NaTon%l legislative bodies. Response
by T, A Fowler. ''"e'' response
son. ny D. 3 Will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-28
cHILToMs REVIVAL SERVICES.
The Revvalist viii Remain Here Until
After Sunday.

The RevIvalst viii Remain Here Until
After Sunday,
The revival services at Mckee Street
Methodist Episcopal church, south, win
continue over next Sunday. Rev. Claude
l.. Chiffon. the reYIyaIist, who is conduct
ing these meetings, announced at the serv-
ices last evening that he viii remain here
and conduct the meetings through this
week. and on next Sunday, and win leave
for his home In Alabama next Mon.
day morning. This was good news TO the
congregation, and the church which has
been holding the reyiyaliSt here from day
TO day only for several days. hoping TO
hold him on through the week, and unwill-
ing to have the meeting close while the
interest Is so great. The meetings continue
TO grow IN interest; al least there is not
the slightest sign Of abatement. The
church building Is nlled at each service
and religious feeling pervades the entire
community 4 good work is being done
and the revivalisf Is having souls for his
hire at almost every service The church
is being built up and strengthened as IL
Aeeer has been before. Members who have
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his assessment and signed the pledge, thus
becoming eligible as candidate for re-
election.
Mr.. VIII Keller in a similar manner put
himself in position 10 have his name
placed on the ticket as a candidate for at.
deTmRn from the Second ward
In addition to these additions n the
ticket Mir. Steve spence Withdrew his name
as a candidate for chief Of police and MIR.
Me, having also Withdrawn, the number ot
candidates for this ofnce is now reduced TO
nve
The following additional applications
were made yesterday 10 have their names
placed upon the ticket for members or the
democratic executive committee for the
next two years;
First wsrd-William A, Helmke.
Second ward--R. 7. Gallagher.
Fourth wsrd- Erich schmidt
Fifth ward-w. A. Compton, Dennis Mui
lane.
Sixth wsrd~-tieorge wead Y. ]. ollre
The above names are In addition 70 those
printed in yesterdays Post
The executive committee will meet AZ
o'clock toaight at the city hall.
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n..l,,,ont MnnlclpaI TleEe1

Reaumont, Texas, Maren I'M
registration in Beaumont FOR w N
ton to be held Tuesday Is 49, IA
number there are 24o4 wnl's'
negroes. The official ballot I, .u.
For Mayor Thomas II. laHsp'
Shepherd RIMS
For city Attorney.-W' Is
Collins. Leon sonheld crssr. o y
For Treasurer Wyche "r''
mock. IN. - cellecif'
NJ Ilehert. Tom c. King .m. o. 8
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