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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08
OUR COUNTY ROADS
improvements Being Now Asita

improvements Being Now Agitat
ed.
Ohusuai 10 say, the improvement of
our county roads is being now aeitated
IN mid summer. Usually such tall !.
IN mid-winter when the roads are bao
and sometimes impossible. and the, in
the summer when the roads are vary
good everywhere the agitation sph
sasa!ss3 sf,sAvS2at 7z>5om5r ofour peo..
pie are humfiiated That Fnfton county
roads are far worse than those of our
nsIghbor counties IN Tennessee or Ken.
lucky. Our honorable County Judge
kearby. is live, progressive man. and
has SO proven himself as to county road
improvements, but he has been handi
capped by conditions and lack of an.
thority. A stranger who does not know
the line dividing Tennessee and Ken
tucky can tell Tennessee by the I'm.
proved roads. and this is frequently
copmented upon. The contrast is far |
more noticeable when Fulton comfy |
man goes into the county of Ballard or
Carlisle. In these counties the roads /
are worked under the contract system.
not expensive but simply throwing tn
dirt to the center and ditching on IT,
sides. And what is more, the people of
these counties could not be induced 70
return TO the old system, so much have
they benefited in the value of lands
and the carrying of farm products to
market
The law, we understand. authorizes
the county magistrates of any county
IN KENTUCKY, TO establish the contract
system OF working the county roads and
to give sspecific directions as to how the
roads shall be worked. Why can't the
Fulton county magistrates act in this
matter, and at least put US ON equal .
grounds with our neighbors? Surely il
Is unmistakable that the interest of the
people OF this county is increasing day
BY day in favor of better roads and on
that side is arrayed the live, active.
progressive people of the county. WHY
ant our magistrates. separately or as
body, visit Obion. Ballard, or Carlisle.
md investigate for themselves. and talk
o those people. and give us early ac.
ion. :
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08
Drought Broken.

The long prevailing drouth was
broken 10 this section Tuesday night
by a splendid and most gracions rain
1t was worth many thousands of dol
lars TO the farm interests and health of
the community. All the late corn will
be greatly benefited, but the early corn
is damaged beyond redemption.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08
Tracey Killed

Harry Tracey, the notorious ontlaw
VINO escapad from the Oregon peniten.
''ary alter killing 3 prison guards. was
al last found and surrounded in farm
yard near Fellows, Washington, 80
miles from Spokane, After another
desperate fight he crawled into a wheat
held and killed himself This was the
most desperate outlaw ON record. He
fought and escaped from more than =
dozen officers posse since his pursuit
began and killed in these encounters
l men
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08
STEAMBOAT AGROUND.

Paducah Aug. Capt Kogar, SUI
perintendent of the Ohio and Tennessee
River Packet Company. to-day aban-
doned hope of getting the new City of
ing 'annah off the reef at Cottonwood
,hicIpine miles above here, until the
.ough rises. The boat ran aground ON
hef - rip. She was en- route 10 st.
Louis 10 y furnished.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08
COLUMBUS BOY AT PeLEe.

We appreciate Roy Stout's remem.
brarce of us by a piece of the lava
from Mt. Pelee. He was there DURING
an eruption on one OF the United States
ships and in letter to his father he
gives glowing description of it.-Col.
umbus Critic.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08
Real Estate Sales.

Mr. Julian Choat has bonght the Dr
James Hubbard residence, paying there
for 81, 400.
Mr. Luther Watson has bought the
I. W. Drewry home place. paying thsse.
for 81 900.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08

Revs. Archer Boogher and S. !. Rice
leave Monday for Waukeesha 70 snend
their summer vacation.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08

SS.1J.
For choice of any $3.50 or $1,000 Suit
in the house. ELLISONS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08

Boys choice OF our knee Suits two or
three piece. Some were $50
ELLISONS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08
K cad every "ad' in this issue and 600 =
yeu are not benefited thereby

~ y hardly necessary to lose sleen IN
shaping the issue for the next pres,dts, ia
,lai campaign. They are sban;as
themselves with considerable rapidly
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-08-08

For choice of any sl2 30 or $1,000 suit
IN the house. ELLISoNS
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31
How Are Your Kidneys .

Or Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure ali kidney ills Sam
pie free. Add Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or n. Y.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31
AS OLD AGE CRHEPS ON
Men and Women Can Keep Them
selves Hale, Vigorous and
Happy by Using
CELERY COMPOUND.

The human system in old age must
have a sufficient store of nervous ener-
gy, and rich. nourlshing blood, so that
the liver and kidneys may be kept in
perfect action, and the body free from
pain. Paine's Celery Compound is
the true invigorator when old age
creeps on and the vital powers com
mence to fail. Paine's Celery Com
pound gives the needed stimulus to di-
gestion and assimilation that the sys-
TEN requires: it maintains regu-
lar supply of pure blood, and re-
moves such troubles as rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, nervous weakness,
heart palpitation, liver complaint and
digestive disturbances, that make the
lives of old people miserable. Rev. John
Rice, Scotch Grove, Iowa. says
My wife and | have used two bot
ties of Paine's Celery Compound with
great advantage to our general health.
1t cured her rheumatism and proved
good regulator of the system in gener-
al and Il tonic for the nerves. In my
own case | have found it cure for
kidney trouble arising from old age, as
am now in my 10Th year. In this
trouble it has given me almost instant
relief -
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31

\ sensation was caused in the inter
national tuberculosis congress at Ber
lin Saturday when Prof. Koch read a
paper maintaining his former position
regarding the non tranSmiSslbllity of
animal tuberculosis 10 man. He did
not claim that such transmission was
impossible. but that il was extremely
rare. if ever occurring. Experts, he
said. declare that people eat infected
meat: vet no widespread infection fol-
lows Prof. koch's paper which
caused such widespread sensation last
wear. stated that bovine and human
tuberculosis were not the same in
their nature and that bovine tubercu-
losis cannot be transmitted to human
beings DR. Robert Koch is about 50
wears of age. He has contributed to
medicine some of its most important ad
vances in regard to infectious dis
eases. In 1890 he announced the dis
covery Of a lymph. which he called
tuberculin. specific in certain kinds
of consumption.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31
COAL MINING RESUMED.
And the Anthracite Coal Strike Commiss ion
Organizes for Its Work to Begin Yester-
day-Its Plan of Proceeding.

3
Alter a weeks idiehes~' 'he ahlhra
cite mine workers returned 10 work
Thursday, and about l2I.ooo tons OF
coal were prepared for shipment dur
ing the day. About % per cent OF the
workers. or ol,otu. were taken back TO
work, some trouble occurred at Ger
tain colllcres, the companies refusing
toalloW the men 10 come back IN BODY,
but demanding their return as lndivid-
uals. In other cases, themines were not
IN condition to work. president baer OF
the Reading company issued an order
to the company : general manager stat
ing that on account Of the strike and
the resultant injury - tn mlneS' IN
creaslng cost OF production, ~ cents
per ton Will tie added 10 the circular
price of coal. 10 continue until Jan. /,
when normal condition OF INNING ana
production Is hoped for Hesald that
during the strike prices were unrea,
souahly advanced bN retailers and asked
the manager to supply fair priced deal
ers first.
When dealers are unfair, the manag-
err was directed to supply reasonable
demands Of the public directly The
schedule If prices fixed was not 10 eN-
coed -. % per ton, 1t was stated ri
day that the international association
of stationary engineers and tiremen
would he ordered To refuse 10 handle
hard coal until every member affected
by the anthracite strike Is relnstated
on the basis on which the miners re.
turned to work. The brotherhood has
membership Of l4.WO and has local
unions in Ia towns and cities. Mon
day work had been resumed IN 30 per
cent. of the Lackawanna mines and
there was large increase IN the out
put Of coal. More than lOl,UN tons
We're delivered in New ork.
The members Of the presidents com
mission To arhitrate the strike Difficult
ties met at the White House Friday.
The president instructed them to en-
deavoI ITO establish the relations be
tween the employers and the wage
workers in the anthracite fields on
Just and permanent basis, and, Is far
as possible TO do away with any causes
for the recurrence of such difficulties
as those which you have been called in
TO settle - He urged the Importance
of expedition and named +. y. Mosely
and DR. Neill a. assistants to the re
cordPr to facilitate the work. The com
mission held its first session soon af-
terward at the office Of Commissioner
of Labor Wright Judge Gray was
chosen chairman or president Of the
and the minor details of
the work were considered 1t was de
cided to admit the public to all formal
Of the commission and to
adopt the official name, THE anthra-
cite coal strike commission. The
held a conference Monday
with President Mitchell and counsel .
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31
THE PROFESSIONS.

E. SHERWIN, Attorney and Counsellor at
l.. Law Chester, Vermont. Insurance and
collections.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31

The cholera cases in the Philippine:
up to date exceed 100. 600 The disease
is gaining strong foothold in Minda
mao.
The United Mine Workers celebrated
Mitchell day in the anthracite region
Wednesday, There was general sus
pension of work. There were big pa
rades and demonstrations throughout
the region.
George Chapman. an American. wht
went to London in 1893 and is now 4
saloon keeper there, is held on charge
of numbering women. three having died
within five years in houses owned by
him Two Of the women We're hi>
wives.
There have been serious earthquakes
throughout Guatemala and the volcano
on Santa Maria is still in great erup-
ton \ deep mantle of ashes has fallen
upon the towns of QuesaItenanco and
Mozantenango. The residents have tled
for safety.
The Mckinley Memorial association
has about 500, 200 on hand of the 500,
600 it desired to raise for the memorial
to President Mckinley. The site of
lhe memorial VI" ptu"""', "[ C W. Wv
most coiniilahuIhs ,iHu III .Te o''', oL,,
- ccILte'el9 no' '"i ;t I, '''
I'm ~, ~ '' q ' ;........,.l
me T. . cruISeI huET," - lel''t ~ ~
Sale III lhe harour aV "li"i'i", ~ ~.
bogora was sala 10 nave enI"Ee" d. IA
pht'le WIN tile lh1ulsrHt Eul,i'G"I /
ulIIa SATURDAY LeE"ti"h ;, "'iCI"i9 a,
fahaiha relieve thal tile p'iSo'" "a
exert an important influence III th"'nH
the revolutionary movement tuere,
Major General Samuel Young Is to
succeed Lieutenant General Nelson y.
NJ lies as general commanding the army
in August next, when General Miles
retres by operation of the age limit.
General Young will have only about
six months to serve in Miles place.
General Young is second on the army
az, ~, W ~, ~ - r.:- ,o.
Inc fhillppihe' are sUiitIlhs 'en'
fully from the rhEaGe' u pIaE rc az"
choltra' Inc hl'tilner ol casts W Vt-9l
era sluce MaFch ~ Is o9l iil!a''u at 49,
M". WIN ilor'aiIl! "a - PEI w"
llollo ana 'le aulattnt lSi9nu u. w.
I .0S a." ies, iG ndr cart nf ,b.ir nounla-
! .; - Gboi ~ re- oigd ra,,n,, ~ Iaran
I
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31

GEO ROBERTS, M. D., surgeon. Surgery
u and diseases of Women speciality. Office
InCro>by block, House Canal street. Tele-
rbone At house and at Brooks House Pharmacy.
Hoals to q. m, to and to s p. IN.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31

n R. ALDRICH, M. D., Union Block, Brat
Y. lehoro. Office hours until a. m, to
D. H. and to Q p, IN. Telephone 1868. 20-y1
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31

Or. David Eennedy's Magic Eye Salve for all
Diseases or iniiammatiOns Of the Eye. 30.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31

DENTISTRY i'll all its branches. Teeth ex-
~ tracted without pain. r. r. kINKEAD,
b, D. s. So Main Street. 2Stf
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31

The Boer commanders, Jouhert,
Kritzinger and Fouche, narrowly IS
capped mobbing while addressing a
meeting at Cambridge. Eng. Monday
night. One of them scaled a wall,
while the others were escorted to their
hotel 10y the police.
Colonial Secretary Joseph Chamber
lain of England viii visit South Afri-
ca. with the kings approval. to study
the problems presented 10y the end of
the war and the settlement of affairs in
the new colonies. The visiting of a
colony by a secretary during his term
of office will establish striking prece-
dent
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31
stops the Cough
and works off the Cold.

Laxative BTomo- Quinine Tablets cure a cold
in one day. No cure, no Pay. Price % cents.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31

Mrs. Mary Rogers and Stella Bates
of Bennington, charged with the muir
der Of Marcus Rogers, have been taken
to the House of Correction in Rutland
until their cases come up before the
grand Jury of the county in June next.
The evening world., 1902-05-02
AMATEUR BASGBAbb NOTES.

\ good all.srounI player would Ike 10 Join a
team averaging h''c"l Z, sixteen years Of age,
WiiUne to play SUNDAYS and holidays AiIrrss
l"n Mcrth"mCr. M. li6 East Houston street.
Tie Hack sheep would like to hear from teams
averaging oicNc3 20 Ia .rteen years Of ag". May
10. II. II ani y open. Address II. HUM, No.
"ul East sixty second street.
The Young pcclturs have Just signed 'No star
players o. last Years Decatur second team. They
would IKE To arrange Enmcs with all teams
SNeraging twelve to fourteen wears Of age. For
game al 1rrss J. L iiaN, No. 80 EAST Onc Hun
arct and Niuth street.
On SUNDAY, April ~, the Military Field Club
defeated the columbia + & by a score Of
"A to & They sisn defeated the Gamblers +,
G hy a score N y TO } The Militaiys would
HE u heat from teams averaging hftetn OF
sixteen wears Of age. Address Charles Geoty. No.
90 Sshul,s street. BronRlvn.
The Jcrersons Wall PLAY the websters next
sunday The J,rersons will line up as follows
Pitcher. Frank, catcher. robn. frst base.
Trucks second base. Kmets; third base. sil vr
shorts'o. Jacobs. rlGhi field. Bsscl left ned,
Wellrrson, centre neid. Arown. Word like e.
hesr from teams heiW 'Nn 'f.rr'n ani ftesr
years ola Aatrcs, MhHes'r Morris sily"r, M
- Mafi'ou street
The yicrors Noll' Ike 10 arriasc rlrlrs win
The evening world., 1902-05-02
Play FOR THREE
CUPS At GARDEN CITY.
N. Mallout, OF ST. Paul's
School, Falls a Victim to
Champion Walter Travis in
Contest Tor Presidents Cup.
Especial to The Evening World,

GARDEN CITY, MAY - I" 'lsEIA
=, 10, a., "a. I,vI,,tn. i,.,rl.
" men i'i' !" '"'
ment Of the Garden 'NN A'oI I"' "'
tho 6eld ur Ihout ely ltv witch drove
a., asa, ,rl,u
on from the uIs' N' III '"' w.
mary Iouad NCstcr!u% motL,nS r.nprl-
cd =, nutrn u,,y i,-lpN 'ur ne I.rsi-
~ ~ ""''" p'', '.."'
dents cup, garden Guy cup '"h '"f
and hotel Gun III. GIrlcn t'y ,Ip
4. .li,,l,.,, m .. ,,,,..r,
for YESTERDAY, a. n vas n|it,-r' I'd the
atuc,, 49,, ala. 900, i,r., ,..,,IN
e's.'t ul''' wa" W. ."
in the first rudnd g" II' Pres EN- =
On,
80
The course NAS Ia an 'N' |.'n. cor
S,t,on and .h, p,If me. y, pIi,,,' tn.s
morning OF Il hlSh IT
The gallery picked uui thu. Flaws
The evening world., 1902-05-02

teams avaraTniG tEii'"'l y'sr.. Nl,russ liNinS
Brown. No, liiO Fity-ntn,h street, proohlln.
IN, PerloI Baseball club defeated the Maii-
son Athlete club by a sroc Of IL 30 3. BAT
ferries: reluods. II. nrowG and l.. Brown, Madi-
sons, Halem ami sullivan. Address all challenges
~ r. Brown, No. 80 Eighth street, brooklyn.
The Richmond Athletic club, OF New Brighton.
$ l.. would like 90 hear from teams averaging
fourteen to fifteen years OF age for games to he
played on sundays. They will pay half expenses
Tor ten men 10 teams In Ne" York. and would
like same done for them hy teams in New York,
Address all challenges to Eugene Burke. Manager
Richmond Athletic club. ~ 3 Fire. street, New
Brighton, :, l.
The Party A, g. wo'd like TO arrange game
with teams having uni rms from fourteen to So
teen Ncars old. Party + G. claim a gam" from
thu Nine Spots by score . to 0 for not APP
pearing. The Party +. e. beat the BEDFORD A
c, by score L. to 10 Have open ia e. sunday
and holidays Party 7. e.. batting oTde-. CON
rndie, second base J. Seeste;, centre neld
II Hauer. nrs base +. Walter third base and
pitcher. j, walter. lei. hrld and p'rrhar
Schultz, short stop F SCHULTZ ri7h' noli and
catcher. Corec. pitcher. Pierre catcher: 10
Rocco, extra Manager s W HAue-, % m had
son st. Brooklvr.
The Albany Club recently detected the Trinity
baseball Club by a score Of % TO ~
The evening world., 1902-05-02

.Aqucduct track Yesterday. The amounts
rangcd from $40 la s5.025.
The latter figure. winch was the high
est amount won. VAS eHrued by the
horses OF Il I. Grimm, who alsp headed
he list at the spring meeting last year.
rhe Gougha~r, stables AR" second on
he list. with G.SS0, and g. +. Dwyer
hird, viii &.i+5, principally won by the
-"rsr Ethics. winner ~ the Carter
p~diran an tho on.niug day
The evening world., 1902-05-02
GRIFFIN WON S5,O25.
with That tm"unt lie Led Winners
of PURSES nj tancduct.

Amos, one hundred owners secured
some portion q the money hung up 10y
he queens County Jockey club In its
spring meeting. which ended At the
The evening world., 1902-05-02

Evan. sr.upcd up BruNar .nn ru.lrr
ana haGd.u 10 Geo pu,l- Hrpdi- stood
-tlI ana ought Douglass Ia''N rn'
IN l,r dil IhrwI4r |n 'uHk.|fsn1 %
No. .. Nu Tfu-
Saith lifted TN ball auI Ih.d. 90.
90 l.rk-Hu- NuuuH,r tp F-'N WAS his
Al urs' ard so wis Bean =
rr'uH l,r 90 Ill''m,u HH~ nu|sh No
The evening world., 1902-05-02
Third Inning g,

Lauder got Childs's brnmdrr across 30
hrst In time. ar'l Bean an a. n"it u
trick with Felix's roller Tnomas
walked Brodie Wa under Barry's tiy
NJ rams.
Grown mace , nice cn,cn o' Van
'nlg but high one H'udi, Wa -'ut ln
ih. zen % Nv virtu- ~ his s.ouni"f
heinz THROWN 10 irsl tn,id 80 him pl
Hulswitt Lauder ran No . r,.,l're
and bra. pII mis- hunt l.,|' .ul''i tn'
..niur VIII HlllmaH l'"i Ms .'Iuirr
.. hp.ultEs NJ runs
The evening world., 1902-05-02

tn G.nu flaws - officials ~ ne gam"
FIRST Inning,
Thomas raped a llt ~" t. Lauder
and RillN dd the right thing with II,
Marry : m vac puhd ANA hlgh tnu
jackson the opportunity II H'i
IL. Evans ticklrd Irownc Ia the
r'hs with ;hr bail aud tn" quaker 2"'
Il walk To- FIRST Not satisfied With hlS
position. he advanced by n neat si"di,
got ru further, - Evans %'lhu"'''
houpliSs'S bounr ard stnt 1t lH poyi'
y, iuus
Van got , walk. bat a minute" lat 'r
SERVED as vic i'm N" | rf 4 dpuhl"
play ON l'ludi.' - i,.l'r 20 lIallmnn.
.-;,l. VI ia" SECOND out. ~ "ur~".
liulswilt nriprd Lauder pu'. y" runs
src"nd iunIuH.
l,.rIit~rn prpp.l W, ., 'tr' r'Nlr
glth,ltd ip. 1h,r lirNtpuln ~l'np' !
ual,r nulsSitt's 'nul Boost at .Eot It.
Bean VS. he f,lN So r''r'l i'nl'-
mru. y, ians.
DOYLE raped oUt co." - u base aud
stole ]scconi lust ~ s,ms' was thrown
on, nv HllsNiit Dnyl. mad" a neat
steal " thirl. but Umpire Brown said
not. and got tn" HES and irrrs Of IN,
Grove for his decision Jackson walk'I
I'D moved M one on Beans SAFE rap
To- rentr". Bowcrman's cor Irr'inu VII y
~, h,N was very superior II sen.
ia kson over the :l'te Jh'kIiisrh col
I,cird EvaDs's fbul boost one run
The evening world., 1902-05-02
PHILLIES HAD TROUBLE
TRYING TO HIT EVANS.


the hardrs, two hours OF practice they
hay, had this Ncar.
nh, f,N,uus RIOTERS were out In
,I ,h,i, 49, ,,,,,i,,
"l"N'S l" "'''''"' '"' W" '''' w.
Jimmy Sh"'knrd. I'll" ping pong artist
r,,an ms debut before the home crowd
rcr.rpn. MA, made 10 his hl.h AMI
lo,n tumhlinR between Ovst.rvillr ana
80, r,d1lrvi ,;owauns lie 20. "A We
,,,, ,.,,,, ia, ,,rmL-,, - n.y.,
c""dinG>, and IA" greeting wtS repeated
vh.n L.. wlkod ln I'm, b,i ON his nrSt
''"' ~
NJ Ru"N"nh're' made a sweeping
sniff, Ia his hl'tnr order a..,. the
u..u.,,.,. h.r. ,,r,r. rr,, I,.n.
''''' W. "'' ~ ' .
sh'r hni'h hl'k tp'''N a. ''' sea" 't
! the ururc~sion and Gclc he VI ~ rNlll,
nn. lr,n,.l ,,,n ,,t,, aha. AVA.
""' "''Pt'" '''" ''''" ''
down IN" line Ia lumber SEVEN WIN
this shake AZ Manager Al AVS D." VII
s,,nI an, and .xrc,t In ..,r tpa ri, ,f,-
''""' 80
"ui Tor ih' rhG
He has a hustliug bun n Of youngsters
I'm tnr outor garden and Ms nncla
,, a,I,. ,n,nr, ,. ,na %
'""'" ""'N "' '"P'"N'' ~ - '''J'' -
conhd"d the information that all h"
needed WAS another slab artist n
tb,r. wanna M. rothing tn TN. race hu,
~
The evening world., 1902-05-02

OLD uIf GlsiiaDLE,
Sponsmen's Goods.


Ia
zTffs
The evening world., 1902-05-02
FIRST Inning,

ana Charley Power were introduced
thu G.WH flaws - uii'ials NJ me game.