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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-03-11
CAYCE NOTES.

Guy Johnson is on the sick list
this week.
Tom Atterberry went to Hick-
man on business Friday.
Miss Ethel Naylor, of Hick-
man, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Julia Hansbery visited her
neice, Mrs. K. l.. Campbell, Mon
day.
From what Dame Rumor says,
wedding bells will soon be ring
ing here again. IT'S good sign.
Mrs. Eugene Naylor, of Hick.
man, was the pleasant guest of
Mrs. DIR. j. w. Naylor Saturday.
f. b. Atterberry returned from
Fulton Monday, after spending a
few days with his daughter, Mrs.
Lon Jones.
Mrs. John Craig and son, of
Covington, Tenn. returned home
Friday after a pleasant visit to
friends here.
Miss Nina McGiellsn gave am
"observationr party Friday eve
ming. All report a delightful
| time.
Miss Ruby Kramer, of Moscow,
returned to her home Sunday
after a pleasant visit to friends
and relatives here.
The singing school at Ebeneez-
er is flourishing, and is regularly
attended by many of our young
folks, who seem to enjoy it i'm
mensely.
Walter Oliver made a flying
trip to Fulton Saturday and re-
turned with a new buggy. Watch
out, girls-especially one fair
daughter of Eve.
The wedding supper given DIR.
Lon Naylor and bride by DIR. and
Mrs. j. w. Naylor on the night
of their wedding, was enjoyed by
all fortunate enough to pc pres
ent.
A fine boy made his appear
ance at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
7. III. Roper last Friday. That
accounts for the smile that won't
come off which has adorned Tom
my's countenance If late.
The Cayce String Band occa-
sionally treats the subscribers to
the Jordan Telephone company
to some exquisite music. That
rendered Saturday afternoon was
exceptionally fine and enjoyed by
all auditors.
| DR.. Lon Naylor and bride re-
turned home Wednesday even
ing, after bridal trip to st.
Louis. They were at once driven
to the home of w. A. Naylor,
where royal welcome and de-
lightful supper awaited them.
Quite a number of boys went
to the residence of John Nugent
one night last week for the pur-
pose of serenading him and his
estimable young bride. After
much melody of sound had been
; waited on the breeze and pene-
trated the remotest corners of the
neighborhood, and the expected
applause failed to materialize,
the serenaders discovered 10 their
chagrin that the honorees of the
nocturnal visit were not at home,
= GOOD THING
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-03-11
A GOOD THING

Is TO get just what you ask for in the
drug store; so insist ON having Para
camph for catarrh or cold in the head.
Paracamph contains no cocaine a. many
so called catarrh remedies do. but 1t
relieves you Instantly by soothing the
infiamed parts and destroying the germs
which cause the trouble. So don't suf-
fer. Try it today. Every bottle guar.
anteed by Helm l. Ellison.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-03-11
PYRMONT.

How sweet to HE unto the field,
From breakfast smoking hot,
And chase pillow all day long
Round a FORT acre lot;
And when 1t strikes against stump,
Drawn by two horses stout,
To have the handles prance around
And punch your daylights out.
"A. G. McGie in Farm and Home.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-03-11

To serve ydu as heretofore in
our Dry Goods Department
from a
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09
SUPREME COURT
WILL GUARD DENVER ELECTION
Injunction Granted Against City and
County Officials TO Insure 4 Free
and Fair Ballot.

/ Denver. Nov. 6.-The Supreme Court
yesterday Issued sweeping injunction
directed at all the election macniuery
officials, the Fire and Police board and
their departments, and the snenT, 10
restrain from interfering with free and
fair election on Tuesday. II took orig
inal jurisdiction over the election. and
Will have two Supreme Court watch
ers" in each and every one of the pre-
clncts where fIaud has heretofore been
committed. armed with a commission
from the Supreme Court and under its
protection.
The injunction was sought In the
name OF the people OF the state. Gov
cruor Peabody. Attorney General Nil
Ter and Chairman Farley OF the Re
publican state committee. through At
torneys J. VI. WaldrOn. II. ]. Hersey
and Thomas Ward. Jr. II applies 10 all
Of the precincts In the first seven wards
and TO Ward Eleven
In brief. the court commands and en-
joins the election commission majority.
their employees. the Democratic cleo
ton judges and other officials of cleo
tion. the FIRE and police departments.
the steEIT's office and all and sundrT.
from
First-Interferiug with a free and
fair election.
Second-To refrain from excluding
tho Republican judges, watchers and
chaIlenRers, and that the Fire and Po-
lice Board and the sheriff issue imper-
alive orders to the officers 10 aid and
protect the Republican ofiicers Of cleo
ton in their several duties.
Third-That the election judges be
required to arrange the polling places
90 that the watchers appointed by the
court. as well as the other officials OF
election, shall be able to prevent fraud
on the ballot.
Fourth-To provide for the appoint
ment OF the court watchers wao shall
have badges marked. supreme Court
Watcher"
Fifth-To prevent the wearing Of
such badges by any but the court
watchers.
sixth-That the police and sheriffs
office shall give protection to the
courts watchers
Scientific require the Election
Commission to give out the election
supplies Of all kinds to one Republican
and one Democratic election 1uCgcs;
and to prevent the commission from
substituting other persons for the
Judges OF election named by the Re
publican commissioner.
EiEhth-That the court watchers
who are given the same authority as
the statutory watchers In all Things,
shall keep a report Of the number OF
persons who vote on e.s-t!ua DAY in
each OF the precincts and report the
numbers the day after tho election TO
the Supreme Court
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09
HUNTING BANDITS
HOT AFTER WYOMING ROBBERS
sherif's Fenton and Slough. with Large
Posses Following Outlaws TO the
hoieln-the-walI Reoton,

A Republican special from Deranch.
Wyoming. last night says: Your rep
Fesentatiye arrived here shortly after
sundown with SherifY Slough Of Ere
mont county and Sheriff Featon and
posse OF Big Horn county. the officers
having found the trail of the Cody ban
dts again during the day and followed
1t into the very heart OF the bad lands
They are not more than ten miles
behind Logan and his band OF robbers
Reliable Information has been received
here that the bandits have taken ref
uge al the ranch house of a sympathizer
near the notorious Hole-in- tn G. Wall
rendezvous. southeast of this place, and
do not know that the officers have fol-
lowed this far
Sheriff Fenton. who is directing the
pursuit Of the desperadoes, has asked
for reinforcements from Casper, 100
miles southeast OF here. and a telephone
message was received late tonight
stating that Sheriff Webb and a large
posse would start al once for the scene
Fenton and his men will do little
scouting tonight and tomorrow to
see that the outlaws do not leave their
hiding place before Sherir Webb and
his party arrive. Should the outlaws
become alarmed and attempt to leave
the county Sheriff Webb will be ad-
v!sed at Yolton, Lost Cabin or one. OF
tho smaller stations on the telephone
line. ald an effort will be made to in
tercept the bandits at the eastern exit
OF the Hole-in-the-Wall
Should the robbers attempt TO double
back on their trail and escape by the
only other exit from the Hole. the route
they followed in entering the rendez-
vous. they will be attacked by Fenton
and his party near this place.
bloody battle is certain to occur
during the next thiIty-six hours either
at the eastern or western exit OF the
Hole. or in the vicinity Of the present
hiding place of the outlaws. Should the
bandits remain in ignorance of the
plans to bottle them up in the render
yous then the fight viii occur at the
ranch house OF their friend for the
two posses from the east and west Will
combine forces as soon as Webb ar
riyes, and close in on Logan at once.
The officers here are completely worn
out. but they are anxious for the fight.
They Will get almost twenty-f hours
rest. however. If present plans carry.
and Will be in prime shape for the bat
tie when Webb arrives
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09
Methods. Bishops Assigned.

New Haven. Conn, Nov. 4.-The
Methodist bishops, who have ended
their semi-annual conference here
have selected as the commission on
unifcatIon OF the different Methodist
churches in Japan. Bishop Cranston :.
Rev. Il. b. Leonard. who is the mis-
sionary secretary: Rev. c. w. Smith
Pittsburg: Lemuel Skidmore. New
York, ard C. z. Lincoln. Troy. New
York.
The bishops have before tHem FOR
further consideration the matter OF al
legged restriction OF religious liberty In
Bolivia.
Bishop Walden announced the ap-
pointment OF the following commit
tees: unifcation OF book concerns,
X. II. Beggs. Denver. and r. A. Booth,
Eugene, Oregon: consolidation of ben
evolent societies. F. ID. Board, Califor'
MIA, and G I. Cochran, Los Angeles
Assignments OK bishops TO the
spring conferences were made as foi'
lows:
Bishop Joyce-Northwest Kansas. at
Smith Center, March s.: Kansas. al
Junction City, March Is; south Kan.
sas, at lola, March %: southwest
Kansas, at Peabody. March 20.
Bishop warren-Lincoln, at Colo
rado Springs, Colorado. March 2.
The conferences in Europe were as
signed to Bishop Burt; those in Mex
leo to Bishop Wilson, and those in
South America to Bishop Neeley.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09
Land for Sugar Company.

Pueblo. Colo. Nov. 4-In the county
clerks Office on the End inst there
were fled the deeds of transfer which
gave the Bessemer Ditch Company IL
tie to nearly 10000 acres of land, to-
gether with the water rights east OF
Pueblo and along the Arkansas river.
The deeds are to II. c. Baker. who ap-
pears as a grantee in behalf OF the
Bessemer Ditch and Irrigation Com
pany. The Excelsior Ditch Company
and Rocky Ford High Line Ditch Com
pany Joined with the grantors convey
ing the property. There Is no consid-
Grafton named In the deed. but IL Is
known to be in excess of the market
price II is said that the deal is made
In behalf OF the American Beet Sugar
Company. SO as to assure the company
a sufficient crop of beets to maintain
the several factories built and to be
built The negotiations have been In
progress about three months and a
large part OF the purchase price has
already been paid. II is known that
the deal amounts to more than $780,
900.
Those who appeared as grantors Of
deeds fled to-day are E. ". Saunders.
John Ross. l. A. Wurts. John Gil.
Elizabeth 4 L. Price appears as trus-
tee for the estate Of George NJ Chii-
sott and Sterling Crawford.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09
Port Arthur Qoomed.

Chez Foo. Nov. Port Arthur 10
doomed. The correspondent Of the
Associated Press here has received IN
formation. the reliability Of which Is
beyond question. hat the Japanese
nov occupy poslriors which place the
east side of the town at their mercy.
The last assault has gained for them
positions which insure their ability to
enter tie main forts whenever they
are ready. Terrific explosions here in
eicafe that the Russians have expioded
mines and destroyed ether property.
The Japanese caiculate that II the
Russians do not surrender now they
viii be capable cf Trrlcnginz the fight
ing by making their f1aI stand at Il
aoti pro-nntcry and TIGERS Tail for
q month longer. with the mere hope
Of continuing the struggle. Long be-
fore the second Pacific squadron ar
rsves in the Pacific. tie japanese flag
Il is now believed viii wave over the
vvcckes citadel
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09
Accuse japanese Minister.

St. Petersburg. Nov. Ga sensa-
tlunal report Is current here. attriD-
uted to a high authority. that Russia
will undertake before the interna-
tiuual commission to prove that the
japanese minister at The Hague ac-
tuaily organized an attack on the
Russian squadron and will produce n
message sent by the minister contain
ing complete evidence that such was
the case
Russia has accepted the teleEraphic
draft Of the Anslo-Russian convention
for the commission OF inquiry into the
North sea incident, submitted to Rus
sia Wednesday. and the final eS-
changes viii be ratified in London.
The convention covers six articles.
The commission will sit In Paris and
will consist Of five membcrs-Russian.
British. American and French. the rep
resentatives of these four nations to
choose the fifth member.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09
Dipping Sheep.

Denver. Nov. 5.-Inspectors OF th'
State Board OF Stock Inspection Con
missioners are just now breaking rec
ords IN dipping sheep in accordanc'
with the regulations OF the board 70
eradicating scab in Colorado. Scot
w. Peck. Inspector in Las Anina
county. has just reported to Charle
c. Lamb. state veterinary surgeor
that during the past two months b
has dipped $1,000 head Of sheep in ths
county. Leslie Eimore. Inspector fc
Huerfano county. has a record Of 81
30 sheep dipped for the same leugtl
OF time. According to Dr. Lamb tf-
sheeprIen Of the state are taking ho'
Of the dipping proposition in earre
and seem determined to stamp q
scab out Of their fccts- The tAeoT
of dipping under the supervision OF II
stock Inspectors of the hos-9 it 3
thought. will better the coalition o'
Colorado sheep yer, materially. and
Dr. Lamb believes IL will be only .
a short time before sheep sca5 ulu
unknown in Colorado
The Inspectors will co1tinue dippi
As long as the weather permits a.
viii resume operations in the sp-ir
a. soon as it is possible to do So
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09
japanese Denial.

London. Nov. ss-Baroa Hayashi. the
japanese minister here. asked re.
garding the report current at St Pc.
fersburx that the japanese minister al
The Hague had or-aniIed an attack on
the Russian squadron. emphatically de
MED that any action had been taken a;
The Hague. He said:
In their daily different explana-
tons the Russians alternately credi;
rs with supernatural rleverness and
foolishress- II people would only stop
20 think. they would see that il would
be almost suicidal for Us TO risk the
friendship % any power By an attempt
to destroy the Russian squadron from
a neutral port when II is TO our ut.
most advantage that the squadron
should arrive in our OWL waters u1de,
its present admiral
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09
President Issues q Denial.

Washington. Nov. 5.-President
Roosevelt last night made signed
statement to the American people. in
answer to the charges promulgated
against himself and Mr.. Cortelyou IN
public speeches by Judge Parker. Dem
ocratic candidate for the presidency.
President Roosevelt says:
The assertion that Mr.. Cortelyou
had any knowledge gained while in
any Official position, whereby he was
enabled to secure and did secure any
contributions from any corporations, is
a falsehood.
The assertion that there has been
any blackmail. direct or indirect. by
Mr.. Cortelyou, or by me, is a false
hood.
The assertion that there has been
made. in my behalf o. and by my au-
thorization by Mr.. Cortelyou. or by
myself. any pledge. or that there has
been any understanding as to future
benefits. in recognition Of any contri.
button from any source. is a wicked
falsehood.-
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09
May Reopen Grant Smelter.

Denver, Nov. 5.-The News this
morning says: Is the Grant smelter TO
be opened again for business after a
long period OF idleness? This report
has been in circulation for several
months and II has always been denied
At the headquarters OF the American
smelling and Refining Company in
Denver. Yesterday. however. the re-
port was again circulated, with EN-.
phasis. and Franklin Guiterman, gen
eral manager OF the smelter trust, re-
fused to either deny or affirm the re-
port. This Is taken rs an Indication
that something is doing.
According to the report, the Grant
smelter Is to be rebuilt at cost OF
s500.000. Plans are now being drawn
for the improvements. it Is said. and
work Is soon to begin.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09
YASHIhA IS SUNK
DESTROYED BY RUSSIAN MINE
Less Of One Of Japan's Best Battle
ships.-Report Confirmed BY
Associated Press.

Paris. Nov. THE Associated Press
was put in position to-day to state
positively that its dispatches from
Che Foo, Port Arthur and Toxic.
To the effect that the Japanese
battleship Yashima had been sunk by
mine OF Dalny, which dispatches
were denied by the Japanese authori-
ties at the time, have finally been ofii-
cially confirmed The Japanese gov
ernment has notified foreign govern
ments of the loss OF the ship. The
number OF men who went down with
the vessel is not known, but II Is be
lieyed to have been small. The ON
CAL details show that the fasaiIua
struck a Russian mine and later at
tempted TO make Dalny harbor. but
this proved Impossible, and she sank
In deep water.
The loss OF the Yashima has been
concealed by the Japanese, though the
Russian authorities have believed Tor
some time that the reports that the
tattlesh!p had been destroyed were
correct. II is important, since 1t Is
now disclosed that Japan has only -FOUR
modern battleships remaining.
These are the Asahi. Full. Mikasa
and Sh!kIshima- Another vessel classed
as as a battleshIp is the Chinyen, taken
from China in 1894. but she is old and
not OF much fighting value.
The Yashima was one OF the hnest
battleships of the japanese navy. Her
displacement was 1880 tons. about
the size OF the American battleship
Maine, and she had speed OF nine
teen knots, She carried heavy bat
terry Of four twelve-inch, ten siH-inch
and four other guns OF smaller calioer
The Russian squadron at Port Arthur
includes five modern battleships more
or less damaged. and Rear Admiral Ro-
festyensky's command. which is now
en- route from the Baltic to the Far
East, also numbers five battleships. In
view OF the inferiority OF the JAP
anese in battleships. their armored
cruisers strength is important, they
being greatly superior to the Russians
in this respect.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09
JUDGE PARKER's ANSWER.
To the Presidents Sweeping Denial
OF His Charges.

New York. Nov G.--JudEe Alton II.
Parker delivered last night his prom
ised reply 10 President Rooscvelts
denial OF conspiracy between the ad-
mlnlstratIou and the trusts in the col
lection OF a Republican campaign fun.
In oneninr. Judge Parker pointed
out that in the statement issued Fri
day night the President failed to deny
that the trusts were contributors to
the Republican campaign fund. but
made pretense Of a refutation by
charging through inference that the
Democratic national committee was
as sinful as his own. in having itself
extracted great sums OF money from
capltalistlc combinations. Trcmen-
duus applause followed the denial OF
this inference of the President.
When he accepted the nomination.
Judge Parker said he called his man
ayers into conference and asked them
to accept no contributions toward his
election from any trust. His audi
ence cheercd the sentiment to the
echo.
And" the Judge continued. Il am
advised by those gentlemen to-day
that my wishes in this matter have
been scrupulously followed out"
The Judge went on to ask: Would
the public interests be safe in the
hands OF a party the greater part OF
whose campaign funds had been con-
tributed by corporations and trusts?"
IF the public welfare and ths inter-
ests OF subscribing corporation or trust
should conflict. what would likely be
prptected7"
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09
Fierce Assault Has Ceased.

Che Foo. Nov. Authorization has
been brought by, Chinese that the six.
days Of bombardment and efforts on
the part OF the beslegers to take the
fortress OF Port Arthur ceased Thurs
day. The Japanese took Fort No. 3.
but were unable to hold 1t. The Jap
anese losses are reported to be enor-
nous. II is widely reported at Dalny
that the japanese killed or wounded in
front OF Port Arthur during the last
three months approximate 10000.
The japanese here are confident that
the end Of the Russian occupation OF
Port Arthur is fast approaching.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

A Chicago girl has been awarded
$4,000 damages against a street car
company after nine years OF litigation
The question row IS. How long will
It take her TO collect Il?
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

Jack Root predicts that Jim JET.
fries will be champion until his teeth
fail cut" says the San Francisco Bull
ietln. And a chap will face him some
day ere louE with a punch that will
make EN- fall out
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

Ten million pills were taken into a
the other day Nov let the nathe
maticizus get tusy ard tell the world
how hirh the pills would have reached
II they had been piled one on top Of
another.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

The doctors ssy free lunches serve
to spread diseases. There are people
who viii insist that anyone who would
tackle free lunch deserves TO catch
diseases.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

a Chicago milkman has sued n
stock company for the value OF Ger
tain shares In which he Invested $500
Presumably there was too much water
in the stock.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

A New South Wales woman has a
scheme far curing consumption with
hot air. But hasn't this been tried
inerecuvsly before?
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

An esteemed contemporary says
there Is a marked conflict OF views
ms to the rcmarr!ase Of Innocent par
ties to Divorces" What IS an in.
nocent party to q dIyorcee?"
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

Automobtliug may cause the legs
OF its devotees to waste away and be
come useless, but Il tends 10 cultivate
strerE 9Th and activity in the legs OF or
dlnary pedestrians.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

To ran like the sculptnt St Gau-
dens the loss by fire OF his studio
with its irrop.accable treasures. en-.
phastzes With peculiar rathos the sig
niscance OF the truth that Life u
short and art is long"
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

Mr. Alfred Austin. ErEiand's poet
laureate. car see little good in TIE
present generation He says that
marners ard literature alike have
jeciined- The Poets. too. are eeterf
Grating Perhaps there Is one e1csp
tfoe Just oue.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

Even the London Times says q,
can't unJerstnnd Nr. EIulluE's latest
book This is probably the first time
on record that IN Times uns admitted
Its inability 20 understand anything
and everything.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

Whether man descended from the
monkeys or from the gods IS not near
ly so important as the question Of HE
present conduct and the promptness
with which he pays his bills.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

A Chicago woman says her husband
Is right in style. as he has 4 darK
brown taste In his mouth every morn.
Ing.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

All the married women are getting
their lives insured. VIII the hus-
bands continue TO warn them about
drafts and damp feet7
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

witboi, the chief OF the Hottentots
has declared war on Emperor VII
Ham and the German nation generally
William has got good fighting stun IN
him and We believe he is going tc
win.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

1t is simply wonderful how much
some American railway officials can
forget about their business when they
get on the witness stand.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

An epidemic Of rabies has struck
thi. town" wrote an editor. but the
printer spelled rabies" with "b"
instead OF an r" and now the editor
hlusEes every time no appears upon
the street
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

& fashion paper says that the Fall
gowns VIII contain thirty yards Of ma,
terial We can readily understand
why some men are driven to divorce.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

There Is sound sense in that de-
ciston to keep on remarrylng divorced
people. Business in that line is get.
ting bigger every year.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

II scans that no matter how many
attempts are made TO revive hoop
skirts. the ladies sit down en- them.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

DR.. Wiley's poison squad" Is to re,
sumo its experiments, but it vii! not
tanper with wood alcohol.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

The whole state Of Connecticut
should rise as one man and run down
.he miscreant who IS trying to de-
stroy its armor plate namesake.
La Junta tribune., 1904-11-09

Cornell students are being expelled
for hazlng- Evidently the authorities
at Cornell have decided that It IS
about time to take hazIng seriously.