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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-06

Special to The Bulletin.
Chicago, MAY 5The following
was the range Of prices. for the day:
WHEAT.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-06

Iaw rates Worlds fair On May II
lhe Mobile anu Ohio railroad will rur
coach excursion at very low ronha
tlip rates to St Louis from stations
Montgomery, Ala, N ridian, Miss
bonneville. Miss, and Intermediate
ations ASH agents for particulars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30
KAZANK0FF is
RECALLED

PARIS. Dec 30 announcement
vas made yesterday that Admiral
Kazankoff. the Russian member Of
the International commission ap-
pointed 20 investigate the firing on
British fishing vessels In the North
sea. had been recalled and Vice
Admiral Doubassoff had been as
signed % take his place on the
commission
The change In the personnel Of
the commission was the cause Of
considerable surprise No reason Is
given by the representatives, 81 the
Russian government. but II Is be
lieved tho car has decided to give
Admiral Kazankoff an active com
mission. probably as commandant
Of another Russian squadron TO be
sent 10 the FAR east
Another circumstance noted In
the change Is that Great Britain.
France and America appointed vice
or rear admirals. and the Russian
government probably deemed IL un-
wise 20 name a member higher In
rank than the other members Of the
commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30
OUTFIT CAPTURED

Capt u. W Bell. Of the local divi-
sion OF the United States secret ser
vice department. has discovered a
eouuterfeiting OUTFIT hidden near the
broadway bridge. az Everett. and he
also has IN his possession informA-
tion which he believes viii in a very
few days lead TO the arrest OF the
counterfciters. The information as
TO the whereabouts OF the outfit was
contained IN an anonymous letter
written 20 the chief OF police q Van
couver. b. c.. and forwarded BY him
60 Capt Bell.
Six molds for making American
and Canadian money were found
cached under some leaves In the
bushes. The writer Of the anony-
NOUS letter stated In the epistlc that
three men were in the gang and that
their intention had been TO ship IL
over the Canadian line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30

and all opened fire on the men Who
were trying no escape. All we're
dead shots and as a result ak Of the
eouuotH were soon lying dead Or
helpless on the ground
Two conWcts who had started in
the rush 20 escape weakened before
tho time the demand Wa made
upon Harris for bis surrender
The following c0nyiets wefe kill
ed.
~ Chill. Of Placer county. under
IA sentence Of years for robbery.
J Quinlan. ~ San Francisco. Herr-
ing - years FOR robbery
" Morales. OF Marin county. IN
der sentence for robbery.
The following wounded will prob
ably die.
y Kelly. Of San Francisco. sery-
Ing sentence OF eight years for
robbery.
T. Qucyada. from Los Angeles.
serving a life sentence for murder.
W =. Fenley. from Meudoeino
county serving life sentence for
murder
Slightly wounded.
Charles Carson. from Marin eoun-
y. serving life sentence for rob
/ berry
Quiet reigna al the penitanflary
today. the killing OF the four con
yiets In yesterdays attempted break
having had a salutary effect The
men were sent 10 their usual tasks
this morning. obeying the orders Of
guards without hesitaney.
The condition 81 Guards Jolly and
Murphy iB improved The four
wounded convicts are resting we'll.
although in the case Of Kelly and
Queladas the chances Of recovery
] continue slight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30

FOLSOM. Cal. Dec 3o-Aa the
result Of Il bold ana desperate at
tempt at jRllbrcak seven eonyiets
we're almost riddlod with bulleta
yesterday. Thrcr were killed out
right and three ~ seriously wound
ed that there o. little chance Of their
recovery
Capt Il. j. Murphy. IN command
Of the guard squad. which the con
Yleta tried 90 oycrpower. Was shot
In the leg and suffered two slight
knife wounds.
Guard Jolly was shot In the neck
and seriously. though not danger
ouHly. wounded.
The attempted break was well
planned while A. work IN the
quarrfes. one OF the conYieta threw
aledgs hammer into the big rock
erushcr This was a signal Tor tie
others Capt Murphy and HE
guards were bounced upon Murphy
and Jolly we're taken prisoners. but
Guard Taylor escaped and gave the
alarm.
Then using Murphy and Jolly as
shields. the rssvictH rushed to the
guardhouss. tn charge Of Guard
Harris They demanded Harris sur
render on the threat that theY
would stab Murphy aud JULY 10
death With large knives with which
they we're armed. " their demand
on Harris vas not complied with
All the guards had orders 10 shoot
on escaping couyicts regardless Of
the danger 10 free men. In case Of
an attempted laiibreak. and Harris
opened fire on the conxlets. ~ this
time six other guards had appeared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30
TO INITIATE
THE COVE RH0R

The officers and uniform team OF
Home Camp No. 2S6. Woodmen OF
the World. and a large number OF
Woodmen will leave tomorrow
evening al 5;25 o'clock over the
Great Northern for BellinEham for
the purpose OF initiating Governor
Elect Albert T. Mead and a large
class Of candidates into the order.
Special cars have been secured for
the accommodation OF the Wood
men and a SPECIAL rate for the round
trip has been secured. The boys
Of Home Camp propose to show
how the governor OF the state OF
Washington should be initiated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30

"a with obtaining money under false
pfetenses. J. l. Cam aud g. +.
Hemlow are the prosecuting Wit
nessea. They ray that they bought
land 90 the Garden Of Eden addi-
flon. paid part down and we're 10
have been given a job in a ware
house The warehouse never mate
riaiized and upon this fact the state
has based its case. Hilmau t. a
well known real estate dealer and
Forrest Co. his chief clerk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30
Crew Saved

OBy ErriBps News Ass.n1
NEW YORK. Dec 30.-The cap
tain and the last Of the crew Of the
German steamer Drumelzier was
removed and the biz vessel was
abandoned as n total wreck late last
night. Eighteen OF the crew were
removed early in the day. The
rescue OF the men from the wrecked
steamer was the result OF the most
daring work on the part OF the
government life savers.
The steamer has been stranded
on Fire Island since Christmas day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30

TIE sfAh LOAN COMPANY b
Union Block. fia Ttrnt Avenue Ia the
fseasuiGed bank - the ware eafuer
a clerk. honkhrrprr. uHthtHiat suFi#
ngsf OF rmployr can obtain money
cunt Monthly v monthly Weekly
ne Repay tG4D or fi8W o. k 10
- Repay rs % or 60 or -
- Repay So OF 400 OF q %
Nv A0sss Confidential. no uuplsahagl
fWQuifiaS u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30
MLMAN HELD

After dragging for two months in
the lower court 9. u, Hillman and
Lawrence Forrest have been bound
over 10 the superior court for trial
before "a jury. Bonds were fixed at
81 600 In each case They are eharg-
Patent Attorney.
r u. ADAMS Drafting. Colman bldg.
Phatoarap pliers Supplies.
ANDERSON SUPPLY Co. III Cherry
st. Seattle
Ship Builders.
MORAN BROS COMPANY. engineers
and Shtpbuildcrs. DRY Docks Lum-
bsr Mills. Seattle.
storage.
TRUNKS delivered = cents. J DAYS
storage Tree. plano and furniturs
moving. estimates given Union
Transfer a Storage Co. sQl1 First.
10th phones Main SS6
CIT a Free MAP Ok Seattle at Bekins
AoyinE & Storage Co, First Avenue
and Cherry Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30

a. q JOHNSTON.
Houses. izata Farms. Acreage. =
{ - HaHa ne madrrn cottage. Lot
t#H# finely located. Wet Seattle
saHH sfaaa
IatIHz excellent yi-v. ballard car
he
taa=eafy sruom cottage. ran basez
naat lat aHttan magnificent Watsr
ana mountain view. University car
llhez
To lot taslsp. near tth ave west and
Ga3sr
10 Corner saria HeacOn IAN. excel
isHt Kis~
iaao = arrsa rhoic- land. raed house
and harm. eiasr 60 school. miles
from Everett
This is a Hamrlf from my let Zee
me- hsfafe ht1ins
- Second Avenue
Main - afhuurs ind A stss
aoME GOOD THINGS
q aaa# Ssw e.rgufu hnusv, with lata'
Heaf car line. nice view - takss
4 - aodefn s.roorn house. corner
lot astM elegant yivw - i.AkH
WaHalnsfna. near best car service
q - one ~ tho choicest srgan
houses on Qunru Anne. iut teAtias
fiHH ieesti9u, Eood Niew uart n
tl.ss-Aa elegant isroom house. with
ehntea eaFuef int ianHlm finest View
- Lake Washington cement base
meat. furnace. burglar alarms. thiH
Is much hslaw taiur
8 se=Fuf ar Income property paYinE
To- maufhlF l<rna than cost
re Nee Queen Anne lot also eEffuEr
iMKis. fof - cement sits~ a a'ss
Ftse 4 Lake Washington. Improve
q sa@oas q ths finest lots on Queen
Anne. aa4fu finest tirs pufaihis.
3 no choice iat eoxizo wcat - sth.
nnEpra. G.FHot.p q cox.
ul.s-1 Lumber Exchange -
CHEAP ACREAGE.
/ have s and ia-aerc tracts eless 70
eiiy. Price ~ per aers, terms.
q - Haaae 81 rooms. lot sa1iaa
located 90 Rainier Heights. stfssts
all graded
LESLIE n. ADAMS. 60 Starr boyd
SIGE COTTAGE MADISON 81.
fltn.
room house with cinaets. pantry.
walls ali tinied. good car service
walks. 1t sri0 o. eft allky
This ia a good by. ...
T. j FPHESGLE
n1 Arcade Hidr
phoneh Main 10. 81. -
SPECIAL. BAH0AtNs
fse s ls seg- 'T 4ss, s sfa falai fs
- 5f rooms = Sisae IN. rent So. price 80.
q money mAher
= raams. rent Ntt. f.ao
MEHRtTr 81 New York Block
Main attI
LARGE level lots. with water naIns
ard sidewalks laid. 81 and up. terfuF
4 pr month We have telephones aHa
electric lights ln sgutheaHt schtts
ssh s i, ~. stSfs, ga "5s s baus.. ss,
mouthH sold on payments Hms ffs
thar rent q minutes. ride on Wast
| tnafon street car 60 Southeast Seat
tie come today.
VIZ slsh YOU 3 Morry, XTa. an. And a q
frea humeatehdH and desert claims.
apply room 2 Times building IT
| tssa brourn nov plastercd and painted
cottage slightly lot NNaa furuiHhgd
/ need money will sacrifice 80 cash
/ balance monthly. Address A p. Star
SO
20 ACRES. n iu cultivation hnlHncf
/ pasture. fenced. 100 trees 4arunm
neN house. barn. team horses worth
/ to wagon. harness 4 COWS. hrif.
/ ere. farm machinery Price 8 so.
/ a THOMPSON. go Third Ave
| 20 ACRES. m miles from Seattle z
] acres lu cultivation. LOO bearing trees
] 7=raum new house. large harm ont
/ HufIdlnaa horse. harness. wagon
/ cart. cows hrifcrH farm ma
! rhiHerf cream separator hav q
winter stock Price g. 200. cash 81 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30
DESPERATE
ATTEMPT AT
JAILBREAK

FOLSOM coHvicrs oVERpowEE GUARDS AND TRY TO Es.
CAPE FROM TIE PEEIrEsTIARY - THREE KILLED OUT.
THREE OTHERS 50 SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
THAT THERE IS LITTLE HOPE FOR THEIR RECOVERY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30
TALK ABOUT THEORY OF MON.
EY

CHICAGO. Dec. so.--The Theory
OF Money and The Closed and
open Shops" were tho topics Of dis
eussion yesterday at the session Of
the American EconemIe association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30
NAY HAVE Hoped
Especial to The STAY

KALAMA. Dec. 30.-Justice L. +.
Wicker yesterday married Edwin
Finn. OF Bakersfield. Cal. and Miss
Viola Burgess. Of Tacoma. The cir
cumstanccs point 20 an elopement.
The couple left yesterday fer Port
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30
Star RmI Id Agencies

? X. Mullen. Al Bali-rd ave. 600.
cisy Halt
Frsmert orua Co. Ewing stree,
and Fremont avenue.
W. A. Mansfield & Co, pruaalse
f3rd ard jackson.
orahau's Home Bakery. sTos lot
c. n Lshadrsft. cigar store, eie's
Seepnd.
Thes. HARRIS. Il PsstofUoe. Rsntsn.
llttle's Pharmacy, Let ave .nertn
snd Harrison street }, y. little,
preprietees
cartoe & Co. pruasist, cor sth
&c. and Pee. street. South seattie,
2. A. Meere. Postofflce, 50. Psrk
universitY orua Store. OniNersiV
Hssssli St. Pharmacy. 1924 Hsw'il
street
erletsr. SOS {. Madison.
cetursbis prua store, w. j. STUD
lev. sreaa. CoiuNhls. Wesh.
HreadsNay Pharmacy. p, z. FtshsT'
pree- kte Broadway ard Jhn'sa.
Quake prua Co. ioi2 ist ave.
Iearpss Pharmacy. rs ". broaa'
~ayi phene. unien ~
pi-,hs
70 Nfr and Atrs J Mcrhcarsou.
Tfa Thomas street December e. "a
siri
To NJ. and Ms H. Doyle, ZIG
Denny WAY. December %, "a boy,
nesths ....-
pirh@At Green RiVcr bot .grinss
r, ssSsa.,s u paiSra HORN s~ptsm.
her 81 fsfa tn Germany. caves q
Husband ard enc sister. MfE hA
Faher ard fsRn sisters ana one
brother III Germany. funcrhl tfvm
the late residence Is NAhrfs Nt
tween Railroad Ave. and Main 90
SUNDAY January .. &C I o. ga fficnti.
an cordially Invited l
James Lennon died az his late
home. - Third avenue. December
Is NJ. Lemmon was so years OLD.
Fred Nelson died az his late home,
SO jackson street. December =.
The remains are At the bonney-
Watson norEue-
John ofixna. sEed Is years. died
IN this city December p rom con-
QUESTION Of the brain The remains
are At the Banney Watson morgue.
Jacob Roseufsldt. AGED e. years
eled IN this city December IS. The
remains are II the tehnston-Hamil-
ton morEus. where the funeral VII
be held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30

FIVE AgUE tracts. near ear line.
running from So Go So PET nrIr call
ga HtrtteuHfen a Arurl "a kruzF
ttdH lis Columbia 81 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30

abs under thin Heading five cents a
line each Insertion. SIR words 70 a
itae Minimum charge. = cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30

y haetimeH tho reliable uhlarisd EN-
pluFe Huo wage Garner needs money
before my day We advance sums
q 80 O. 800 IN such cases. return
ubIe be- HDsall weekly o. monthly
payments without security GA e-Us
terms i-honr Naip COZ f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30

CONFIDENTIAL Money loaned On
watches. Diamonds and IeueiFY at
lou interest Pike Street lswslfY Co.
al PIKE nt brtw ath aud eth a4eM
aaranH from HAnka hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30
Real Essts-coniinusd

NOTICE or REMOVAL
0H and after January 4 100. 1 will ha
located Ht room - tnlmau building
CHAH d. ADAMS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30

A RELIABLE place 10 borrow money
on diamonds, watches, jsweiry, low
interest. II. ID. West 90 Pike street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30

MONEY . PER CENT Iim hhnuki,
payments monthly. vii hur o. build
gou a home OF loan you on your
property ~ the ahuvo rate. Call hud
InVsatiEatr Rooms N and aia a "
Denny bldg, islf Second ave Open
Saturday evenings uutfl y o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30

GREAT mARaAN New four-room
house I tafEe let's CLEARED and i'm
proved water. chicken BONUSES Ia
eHhH4aF house. about 10 choice
fauHH chickens. new Incubator -
capacity hfuuAefH All Tor tatg. paY
utrafn - tsaaf Polk street I blufk
fAst - ugfth end % Fremont Hal
lard car line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-30
MERE rs A nARaAINl

go 81 for 8 acres 90 fine land "a miles
from car and d. INMATES ride 60
gItNs GhiH q nice level land and fine
county road easy drive Co Seattle.
where Nuu can sell your produce ON
the early morning market az the
highest price. $1,000 cash. balance
easy
q. u NICHOLS
Es Pioneer NldE
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-28
MARRIAGE AT MADESONVILUE
ClarksviIle Business Man WEEDS
Former b1OpkinsViiIO Woman.

The marriage OF Mr.. Jesse b
Brown and Miss Lille X. Brown
occurred at the home OF the bride
in MadisonvIlle at $50 o'clock
Wednesday night in the presence OF
large number OF friends and
relatives of the contracting parties.
After an elegant supper was
served Mr.. and Mrs. Brown left tor
Clarksville, passing through Hop
kinsville on the midnight train.
The bride is daughter of Judge
Milton d. Brown, formerly of this
place, and is very attractive and
popular young woman. She is
cultured and her ease of grace and
charm Of manner has made her one
of the most popular girls of West e.
ern Kentucky.
The groom is wealthy tobacco
broker, of ClarksVille, and is also a
stockman and farmer of note.
The couple will reside near
GAINESVILLE.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-28
LONGSTREET'S WIDOW
President Roosevelt Selects Her TO
Postmaster of GAINESVILLE, 0a.

Washington, Oct, 25.-President
Roosevelt today directed the ap.
pointment of Mrs. James Long.
street to be postmaster of Gaiens.
vile, Ga, 10 succeed Colonel Henry
p. Farrow, who was removed on
the report OF an inspector that Col
onel Farrow is not resident of the
community IN which the postoffice is
situated. Mrs. Longstreet is the
widow of General James Long
street.
Mrs. Longstreet was formerly
Miss Ellen Dortch, and as editor of
a paper at Gainesville, was active
in Georgia politics, contributing to
the success of Governor Atkinson S
campaign. She became assistant
state librarian and persuaded the
legislaturetb pass law permit
ing the appointment of a woman.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-28
BRIBERY CHARGED
Roosevelt Administration AlIeg-
ed 10 Have FOmented Revolt.
Unsafe GbsFseteS of lingo PresI-
dent Shown in Paa-
anna.

New York, Oct, 2s.-That the
Roosevelt Administrator paid in
secret S25O,0O0 to Marroquin, for
merely President of Columbia, as a
bride to secure his cooperation 10
effect the revolution which resulted
in the United States grabbing the
Panama canal zone is the sensa-
tional revelation promised by the
Democratic leadeSs.
A documentary proof Of this IL
now being brought TO this country
by an agent OF the Democratic Nat
ional Committee. He IS Clarence
Smytbe. who, il appears, recently
informed the committee to its sat,
isfaction, that he conld get the evil
dence that the amount named was
paid over to Marroquin to Ibring
about the revolution.
Smythe proceeded TO Panama.
charged with the responsibility of
securing the documentary proof
that the Roosevelt Administration
did secretly plan with the assistan-
&c of a tremendous bride to create
the revolution.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-28
MONEY SPENT
By Officers to Promote Inter.
est of Republicans.
Such is the Charge MADE In
+ Democratic Quarters at
W ashington.

Washington, d. c., Oct. 25.-A
new Indictment against the national
administration was prepared at
the Democratic Congressional head.
quarters here today. 1t contained
the charge that Government funds
have been used for the purpose of
Promoting the interests Of the Re
publican ticket in the present
campaign. The specific instance
cited is the cable correspondence
Between Secretary Tart and Gov.
Luke E. Wright, of the Philippines,
which was given out az the War
Department for publication this
morning. As all know who read
The correspondence, it was inspired
BY the criticism Of condition IN the
Philippines offered by Judge Par
ker. the Democratic Presidential
nominee, in a recent speech. The
dispach sent by Secretary 1ait &c
Governor Wright, and the latter
reply contained approximately
500 words. The rate charged tC
the Government by the sable com
pany is 50 cents a word between
Manila and San Francisco. The
department code was used in
Transmitting the correspondence anC
thus the cost was brought down t
Between $3.50 and $500
The Democratic Committee take.
the position that the money wa
expended solely 10 procure q Re
publican document, and conse
lqueDtly should have beer paid b,
the Republican Campaign Commit
tee instead Of one OF the executiv
departments of the Government. l
lis conteDded that the dlspatche
themselves are prima faeie.. evi
dence of their partisan character
and the declaration was made tina
the subject would be brought up d
the floor Of Congress next winter
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-28
HERN CASE.
After Three Days Trial, Case Is
Continued.
Witness For Defense Unable TO be
Present and jury Is
Discharged.

The trial Of Mack Heru, charged
with numbering his father, Jas. J.
Hern, which bad been on trial in
circuit court since Tuesday morn
ing, was brought TO an abrupt ter
mInation yesterday at II O'clock.
After much of the testimony had
been taken, the attorneys for the
defendant asked for a continuance
and filed an afhdavid to the effect
that, Mr.. F. p. Graves, a very i'm
portant witness for the defense,
was Ill and could not be present 70
testify. The case was then con-
tinued until the seventh day Of the
next term and the jury was dis
charged. Mr.. Graves. who now
lives in Darlington, had been here,
hut went to Trenton TO spend the
night with bis brother and was
taken quite sick.
The tradegy occurred on the
night of the 4th of July last.
]. J. Hern was bartender al
w. r. Longs saloon. His son,
Mack Hern, was an employee of the
]. @. Railroad at Paducah.
Young Herr was spending the
Fourth with his mother, jim Hern S
divorced wife. He was in the sa,
loon time or two during the day
and at night Mack Hern came into
the saloon while Jim HerD was
standing behind the bar and fired
upon him, iDf1ieting q morta
wound.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-28
TOBACCO MARKET.
Receipts for the Year Amount TO
1000 hogsheads.

The condition ST the local tob &C
CO market remains unchanged.
Receipts this week amount to 20
hogsheads, and for the year, l4O2O
hogsheads. Sales for the week
amounted to los hogsheads. There
were only four reflections. Sales
for the year foot up 1880 hogs
heads. Some loose weed of the
new crop is being brought In to r.
NJ. Woodbridge & Co., for sale on
the floor.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-28
\ Cool Head


Is what a man wants during
the winter season. We are
the people who will keep
your feet hot if you will let
us. This cut shows the
Genuine
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-28
NATIVE OF CHRISTIAN.
Mother Of Mr.. Harvey McCOrd
Dies In Missouri

Mrs. j. 7. McCord, mother of MIR,
Harvey McCord, Of this city. died in
Joplin, Mo, Sunday at the home Of
her youngest daughter, of brain
trouble She was 70 years old and
a native of this county, but moved
with her husband to Missouri about
twenty-five years ago
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-28
GEMS WORTH $4,000.
Railroad EmpIOye Finds Package
and Restores Ii.

New Haveb, Conn, Oct. 26.-The
$4,000 worth of jewelry which were
left on a seat at the Grand Central
station, New York, by Mrs. E. p.
Gavit, Of Albany, were picked up
by John Fredericks Hooking, a
New Haven Road employee, who re
stored them to their owner.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-28
Wallace Young.

Last Sunday Mr.. John Wallace
and Miss Erma Young, both of
South Christian, near Herndon,
were united in marriage. The
ceremony was performed by Esq.
J. F. Dixon.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-28
OpthA1T1aOScOpe and
r etinOscO Combined.

An nptodate instrument diagnosis of pathological
OF the interior the without the Of dark
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detected and measured absolute certainty without asking tbs
wonderful production optical By
arteries),
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specially examining fitting eye
kept tdae with the latest best methods and instruments and
They
they will the and otanabie
derived from long practical With 1Ptdae
planes and for the least Respectfully,
M. d. KELLY,
Over 80 Years Optician and Jewe!er IS Years
Opomerst. No. Nam Street opposite House
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-28

ade of Whites best Box Calf Chamois lined through
ut cork sole, good year welt hand sewed French stay
d back, lace or Congress. There limitations the
aarket but none genuine unless you get 1T here with
ne Hooker stamped the strap If you suffer with cold
I damp feet come here and will guarantee satisfac-
In We sell the first pair the customer buys them ever
forwards 1t is the best combination shoe made out
Aleather.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-10-28

Over 80 Years Optcan and Jeweer; rs Years
Optomerst No Nam Street opposite Court House