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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24

Miss Victoria Bondurant has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Hardy
Lyon in Union City.
Tom Watson has been challenged
to nigh, a duel. Megaphones would
be appropriate weapons.
A. G. Kimbro, OF Tiptonville
former liverYman Of Hickman, was
here a few days this week.
Mr. A. J. Hunziker and sons.
Johnnie and Emil we're in Union
City. several days this week
Can you keep a secretl Shaw &
Bettersworth sell groceries cheaper
than anyone. bu, i, is no secret.
Mrs. E. c. Rice and daughter,
Miss Berthe Mai, are at Dawson
Springs Tor a week OF recreation.
The new hot water heater is being
installed in Hickman College. Other
Improvements are being made also.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Shaw have
been visiting friends and kinsfolk in
Hickman County this week and last,
for Business house on Gin
ton street nov occupied by Ellison
hardware store. See W. A. Dodds
Miss Lizzie Tams. after a delight |
fol visit TO friends and relatives here, |
has returned TO her home in Union
City.
The Misses Love. Of Fulton. Who
have been visiting the family Of
Shade Murohison. have returned to
their home.
L. d. Perry. our popular resiau-
rant man. and family. left Tuesday
Tor Waverly. Tenn. for a two
Feek's visit.
Mrs. s. x Davidson and daughter,
Miss Dottie. left on the early train
Wednesday for a short visit at Daw-
son Springs.
Mr. Ben Hertveck accompanied
bis wife 10 Pouersvilie, Mo-, last
seek, where she will visit. He came
back Saturday.
Joe Rice, colored, is in jail at
Clinton for stealing several horses.
He has confessed his guilt and will
90 TO the penitentiary.
Mrs. Joe Rogers and children. Of
Union City. and Miss Dora Garrison.
II Kenton. Tenn. are visiting Mr..
Mrs. J. A. Townsend.
Mrs. A. J. Claywell and little
ION, Andres, Of DYersburg. have
'een visiting relatives n and near
Hickman for two weeks.
Drew Luten returned Tuesday
rom Baltimore and the east He
ook his summer vacation over in
,anada and other interesting places.
Misses Selma and Annie Lanoas-
er, who have been visiting their
unit, Mrs. G. W. whipple. have
eturned 10 their home al Paragould,
Ark.
7. Lawrence and Mrs. II. d.
-awfence returned from a pleasant
'isit to the lower part of the county
md hickman. Ky. Sunday Prairie
Eagle.
Mrs. J. w. Pickett and little son,
ave returned to their home in
iatchelor, La, after a pleasant
'isii with her mother. Mrs. L. ID.
oakley
A car load Of thoroughbred horses
elonging TO Russell E. Gardner. OF
4. Louis was received last Friday
I the stock farm Of Bob Tyler near
hickman.
Mr.. J. II Pickett. of Dorena, No,
las purchased the ID. o. Meacham
lace east Of town. and will shortly
move his family here 10 take ad-
'antage Of our excellent school.
Mr.. d. Y. Thomas, OF Arkansas.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24
FROM THE LOCAL FIELD

Fulton.
Edwin White was in Union Cit,
Sunday.
Jas. Bolar returned from Raducal
Saturday.
L. w. Terrell rs a new subscriber
at Luzells.
N. Smith was dovn from Fuliou
Wednesday.
Tuesday nigh at the river. New
Sunny South
A fine lipe Of hardware at Shaw &
Bettsrswonh's,
Miss Bette DeBov has been Wis
itins in Fulton.
Mrs. B. c. Durham visited in
Ripley last week
Hon. Harry J. Norman is in town
on legal business.
Mrs. S. NJ Hubbard wen, to
Fulton yesterday.
A. NJ. DeBov has been visiting in
Clarksville, Tenn.
L. NJ. Kelly made business trip
to Chicago this week.
Mrs. Jas. Hughes is visiting her
daughter near Fulton.
Judge J. E. Robbins. Of Mayfeld.
was in town this week.
Mr.. Shade Murchison and family
spent Sunday 10 Fulton
Tyler Beale spent few days in
CORTLAND. Miss. last week.
L. IL. Hammond wen; 10 Union
City Tuesday on a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mcdaniel
have been Visiting in Clinton.
For Sale-A good mare.-Apply |
tc K. L. Ballew, near Cayce.
Marshal Wilson and Willie Church
Of Mayheld. are visiting here.
Goalder Johnson vas in Fulton on
business Friday and Saturday.
Miss Wayne Naylor has returned
from pleasant visit 10 Fulton.
Mrs. T. T. Swayne visited rela-
tives in Union City last week.
Misses Irene Faris and Josie
Foulkes are visiting in Troy. Tenn.
The freshest groceries to be found
are at V. E. cavitt's. on the hill. 4t
Mr.. Mat II. Elcan, Of Memphis.
is visiting his cousin. T. 7. Swayne.
Joe Taylor, Of Box, Tenn, vas in
the city wednesday and yesterday.
DR.. J. NJ. Hubbard and daughter
Lille went to Union City yesterday
LAWSON Caruthers is spending the
week With relatives at Union City.
Lee Campbsll returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Mound City
Are you trading with Cavitti
You are losing money X you are
not. st.
Misses Davis and Kelley visited
Miss Edwards in Union City. last
week
The Mengel Box Co. will make
some extensive improvements next
month.
Ioei Country pIouuce 70
Caviit. He viii give highest
prices. 4LI
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Montgomery
spent Sunday in the country near
Jordan.
The stork left fine boy at the
home Of DT. and Mrs. P. h. Curtin
Friday.
Let Shaw q Betiersworth al that
bill of groceries and save your
money.
Comelias Bowles attended the
Butler-Whits wedding, Tuesday
|
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24

Miss Nell Roper Who Ia. 49,.
quite sick is nov improving
Mt jim Mayes and RUBY -
attended churrh al Mt Zion Nod.
night.
Misses Matte and Ruby Sslybs
Wednesday for iew days STAY /,
Dawson.
A party vas greatly enio,ri d,
the home OF Mr.. and Nj L..
Atwell Friday night.
Mr James MaYes AMI I'D,
saunders visited Murphy All o...
Bonduran, las, week.
Miss l.osiye Under Who ha lee,
visiting Misses Jane and Lou..s M,
Connell returned home We'd hv
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24
NEW ORLEANS. vICKshuRG
'0ULFIORr. MISS nAMNONDLl

Msfdi Oras AZ Nos Orisaus feb Oh.
%, Calipsi b q Mexioaa Dali '.s'l
resort having tho new. huo Great
southern" Hotel Regular e.oaa
steamship -ailiuea frozen Ne~ ofisats
&c McKico Central Ameuca. Psuana
West ladies asd f.uFog~
Sod ne oall fr descriptive matte ia
regard 10 ths above
HAVAEA VIA NEW ORLEANa
Havana. Cuisa. b best reached va itt
Illinois Central through sefyi Or
Nee Orlsaus and the nes ocean ha.f
twin. screw. uineteeu-knot
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-08-24
$. :. PRINCE ARTHUR

leaving Nex Orleans every Wednf iaY
a 4 90 y. ~ and arriving 20 M i-i
AZ sunfise Friday morning.
NOT SPRINGS. ARK. FIORIDA
DAILY Sleeping Oar without chauss
Chicago 90 Hot springs. with ,a-
ncciious a. Memphis from Cinoiuuai
and Louisville.
Through "DiHio Flyer sleeplug
Car Lane 81. Louis 90 Jaokons i.ls
via Nashville. Chattanooga "a
Atlanta.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-31
GREENSBORO.

George Barter is working for II. Paicn.
q. o. Dawson is suffering with rheuma'
tism.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-31
LOCAL NEWS.
coNrlN JED from FIRST PAGE.


Senator G. e. Coruth is home from
Montpelier.
Ollie B Exley spent the holidays at bis
home In Ryegate.
Mrs Eugene Davis is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Walters.
Mss Grace Pelsus of Rutland is visiting
her uncle, Ell. j. Hudson.
Mrs. Ada CobIeigh is visiting at a. B.
CobIeigh's in West Derby.
Joel Bly, of Newport recently visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bly,.
Mrs. Nincy Moore. who has besn Ill
mum Der OF weeks, is sloWly gaining.
Ralph Ellis of Morgan Center has moved
into Dan Hopkins house at Echo Pond.
Ralph Trip is home from his school
in Northampton, Mass for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foster of Newark
spent a few days recently with Mrs. Bert
Davis.
There was a largo attendance at the
Christmas tree. The exercises by the
children we're very good and were enjoyed
by all.
At the annual election OF officers of the
Clyde River Creamery Frank B. Davis was
elected president, w. e TYipp vice presi-
dent, Charles N. Moulton secretary
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-31
Statement Of the TurRbull Cr0ameries
for November, 1905

Paid the farmers for
70.o6Z1k lbs butter fst
from cream a. 29l4c $40 493 y
Paid the farmers for 23171s lbs.
butter fat from milk % 2ss{c 666.2s
21,159.5e
Amount received fnr November sales
after deducting &c for making,
gathering, packag etc. q, T14.22
Amount received for
buttermilk 6l26
$2l B75.8s
overpaid the farmers
last month 3301a $40, Ss5 81
Overpaid 50 4I9
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-31
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate of AMY A. z Dow.

The undersigned. having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the dis
trict of Orleans. Commission ars, to receive,
examine and adiUst all claims ard demands
OF all persons against the estate OF Amy A.
r. Dow, late OF Barton, In said district. de-
ceased. and all claims exhibited in offset
thereto, hereby give notice that we II meet
for the purposes aforesaid,at j. N Webster's
Office. on the 18th Gay Of January.
and 18th day of June. next. from 20
O'Clock p. m, until four O'Clock. p. m,
each of said days and that six months from The
14th day of December, A. D.la06, is the time linn
tied by said Court for said creditors TO present
their claims 10 us for examination and allow
ance.
Dated at Barton. Vt, this. 27th day
of December, A D.. 1906
II. P. COOE, lro,,,
$50 j. N. ~ EBSTER,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-31
THREE VILLAGES

Derby Line, Vt.-Rock Island, P. o.
Stanstead, P. 0.
Miss Bernice Sweeney is at home for the
holidays from Vassar college.
Customs Inspector Henry Braynard has
moved to the j. B. Goodhue house.
Mr.. Alfred E. Bishop of the Essex Coun
ty Herald spent Christmas at Hon. Chas.
Carpenters.
Our merchants rel ort the largest holiday
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-31

Fl. A. Canning, w. E. Stoodard,' Cnaries e
Bean, L. w. Stevens. Auditors Mrs. =.
e, Allyn, Charles e. Coruth.
At the Woodmen meeting December IL
the following officers were elected Cierk,
b. G. Morse; consul, O. s. Cargili; adviser,
O. q. Morse; banker, G. n. Moulton3 es-
cort- @. e. Coruth; sentry. d K. Hopkins;
Waterman. Geo. Cargill. Regular meet
inrs will be held the first and second
Tuesday evenings in each month, The
camp has been organized six years Decem-
her 81 and not a beneficiary member has
died.
COVENTRY.
Fred Green has moved into the Levi
Dean house.
A little daughte- was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Patchelder, Dec 9Th.
wayland Sinclair OF New Hampshire Is
employed again in the bobbin mill.
WILDER ssott remains very i'll. A council
of physicians was called on Monday.
II persons ate Christmas dinner at Mr..
John Edmunas' and "a persons at Damon
Wares.
A. d. Thurber is taxing an invoice of his
goods c. O. L5tchfield and Miss Ella
Nichols are assisting him.
The ladies of the Congl chwrcb viii hold
q social ia the vestry Friday evening, Jan.
4. Supper at o'c,ock and an entertain
ment following.
An, alarm OF fire was given last Tuesday
evening about six o'clock. It was thought
| Albert Patterns house was on fire bit for
| tunately it proved to be only the chin ney
burning out The spar ks coming up among
the pine. trees in front Of the houss looked
liks fire.
| MIR. and Mrs. A. S. Bote we're kindly and
very generosity remembered at Christmas
time with two beautiful carriage robes and
a fine rocking chair; all the gift of friends
IN their parish. They were much pleased
i with these useful presents and the spirii
/ which prompted the giving 81 them, and
they desire TO express their appreciatiora o.
1.-THE same.
The annual roll call of tEse Congrega'
tional church q to be held Oh, Wednesday
II Il.
noon in the Vestry. The exercises wiz
Immediately follow and will consist of bhs
pastors report, The roll call and an address
by Rev. Grant L. Shaeffar of Barton Land.
hing. Mr.. Shaefsr's address viii be tie
Feature of the occasion and all friends of IN
church are cordially invited to at5end.
t A,pleasant Christmas gathering was hex
N the Cong'I chzreh last MONDAY evening
There was speaking and singing by ia
children. Listle lucy Hancoc&sa miss q
six years, spoke g. piece of IL verses entitled
Little Joe's Stocking" wirsoUt beiD {
corrected. The trees were heavily ladez
with gifts. Deacon Hitchcock represented
Santa Claus. The pastor, Rev. A. s. Bose
received two robes and willow chair ak
the superintendent, Willis G9rham, re
seiwed robe and blanket ironsass SuDds7
school. The childrea were nearly all -
zen bered.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-31
NOTICE

The 1ect-ren of the Town Of Barton. will
meet at the Tow CLERKS 0ffiae IT o O'Clock A.
NJ on Wed nesday, Jan I'd 1907 to settle dam
ages done by dogs
So O. Il. MOSSMAN, Charm an.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-31

Christmas. - vas at bon.
Johnsbury. spent oh,iss
mn Mrs. Ethel Holtssok r..
from SwantOn. 'A has 'sttu,...
slowly improving. 'A' mas 6'a,o,
ing in Manchs. s.O' !, and shta.
IN Miss Matte Goodrich t..
h'r visit in Concord ,' \. F f. '''pa
calling on friend. Tbo rsen H'''r
Walter c. Simpson i.s
aaslphia for few days y Ti Mons
Norma Strong IRON M
ing her sister, Mrs. 4. ' 3 Rs5
Mr. and Mrs. l. P. J.e.. nalo'0''
mas 1s@ With |. their dsughtsr in :, pea e.
James Pickett and tani 4 >, JON.
turned from weeks visit !, nm Is
Mr.; and Mn W. ". Co.. -
ter. 'e spaad h :
Rev John Hood vent +
CsmbFidgs, Mass. las, Nm, - d 10
the holidays. ''-aag to qaI
| Mrs. Carrie Danisls nd
and Leslie, from Stanste,d > 5' : S''ae
ing friends In the Pace. n nra
E'Rogers, who had reached r..
age OF ninety-six, oied l..t , 7.' 'a''h'
the funeral was held on Tavr.5 s-''''Ea
The Christmas exercise. :.
church Monday evening vs, : NE %
ed. and the children did sps nj, :. lite
itations- ' I asl' 4
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-31
CRAFT 8URY.

5 r L. Guild announces that he-will clssss
his studio here after January -0ah and ali
Desiring work dDne should cali before That.
time.
Many from this place are anticipating
the visit of the, Thespians Ia their Eiay,
1.-The Old New Hampshire Homestead Z"
at Albany on the. evening of January 7lh~
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Mr.. R. e. Stewart is very ilA with Grain
trouble.
MIR. and Mrs. Hal Higgins visited in
Stowe last week
Annabel Youns, Mary Simpson. Flora
| and John button are home.box their Ghrkt-
vacation.
! Miss Agnes wylie gave q party and
Christmas tree 80 about twenty Of she Jn-
/ nior g. q. soeiesy, last Monday af1arnoon.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-31
WEST DERBY.

Mrs Ed. Siseo is better.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Daisey are haSh quite
sick.
Mr.. and MRS. Leon Gross wens Ia Rich
ford for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cansens spent
Christmas at Kncwlson, Que.
Elder Chas. McClAre spent, Christmes at
Shsldon Springs with his soa, John.
Mrs. John Riches and chldren spent
q few days in Lyndonville.last week
Mr. Leonard. Stevens was, at James Gray IS
lesl week.
Mrs. Sherman Hitchcock from Meesachu-
sets visited relatives and friends IN town
last week.
Miss Lila Allen returned from Ways
Mills whene she was called by the illness
Of her father.
Mrs. Clyde Hopkins was called to hel
fathers home in, Williamstown by the al.
ness of her mother.
Mrs, George Tiedeman of Wells River
visited her mother. Mrs. Sarah Webster
over Sunday.
Miss Bessie Fuller of Mansonville, Que.
visited her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs
James Achilles, last week.
Elder John Mcclure of Mansonville
Que, occupied the pulpit at the Adven
church Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Cousens of Knoyl
ton, Que, spent Christmas with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Donaghy.
The Christmas tree at the Baptist churcI
Monday evening was largely attended
the children aid their parts nicely an
from the looks Of the trees Old Santa di
) his part we'll also
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-08
BRIEFLY NOTED

Attorney General Hadley says the
Missouri railroad commission is a
farce.
Citizens National bank az Odessa
Tex. capital stock $4,000. has been
organized.
Paul Whit, student. was killed by
electricity at Union college Science
tady n. Y.
Secretary Blackwell OF the National
Glnners' association a. forming state
associations.
Interior OF the First National bank
of Ramona, l. + was wrecked by a
gas explosion.
The bronze statue OF the late Henry
Rosenberg was unveiled at Galveston
Tuesday In the presence OF 5000 per
sons
Barn OF George Gilmore. seven miles
from Taylor. Tex. with 1900 bushels
OF corn. FIVE tons Of cotton seed and
ni ier articles. burned
W. NJ. Perkins ana Hillle Nation
we're given az Georgetown. Tex, for
local option violation. $50 days In jail
and hned. Fines and costs Of each
are nearly $500
The Central train that carried Odd
Fellows from Dallas 10 Corsicana con-
sisted OF twenty coaches. the longest
train ever run In Texas There wsrs
1850 passengers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-08
REFoRMgRs MEET.
Plsss Made by Speakers For Purity Of
Popular Elections.

New York. March 7.--Delegates
from nearly every section Of the coun.
try were present Tuesday at the open.
Ing Of the second national conference
for the reform OF the primary and
election laws and corrupt practices
acts. under the auspices Of the Ma.
tional Civic Federation
Oscar 5. Strauss. president ol the
conference. opened the meeting with
an address on Reform OF the Prima.
ries and Election Laws" lie declared
that there Is no subject today OF more
vital concern TO the people OF this
country, irrespective Of party affilis-
lions. than that the principles Of pop
ular government shall be handed Gown
from generation TO generation pure
and undefiled
Former Governor Franklin Murphy
OF New Jersey presided ~ the after
noon session.
Charles X. Russell. chairman OF the
committee ON privileges and elections
OF the Georgia assembly. described the
action OF the primary law In his
state. "A nomination by the Demo.
cratic party" said Mr.. Russell. ia
practically equivalent TO an election
Yet the party has passed a law 20 in.
sure purity OF the ballot"
II was voted TO have the special
committee draft a special bill on tue
reform of the primary law
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-08
MURDER MYSTERY.
seIy Of ethel a. Brown Sound In the
River Seine.


Paris. March Tho prefecture OF
police has requested The American an.
thorities 20 assist In unrayeIing the
mysterious death Of Ethel A. brown.
believed TO be an American. whose
body was found In the River Seine.
A boatman discovered the body fior,.
Ing near the suburb OF Clarendon y
appeared TO be that Of woman OF
means and was elegantly dressed. The
underclo,hes were embroidered with
the name. Ethel A. Brown" On her
hands were two gold rings. She wore
pearl earrings. gold lorgnette was
suspended from a chain around her
neck and she had on kid gloves. No
money and no papers were found on
the body. There was a deep wound
Ave inches long across the scalp. The
body apparently had been In the water
several weeks.
The first clue TO the identity OF the
woman was the following entry made
In 1908 on the police records Of For.
eigners Visiting Paris" Ettie Brown.
American. Born at Fayetteville. Nov.
81, 1872. Father. John Geachy, moth
or. Sally Geachy." The entry indicates
that the maiden name OF the deceased
was Ethel Geachy. The name of the
state from which she came was not
given
The body remains at the morgue.
French and American officials are CO
operating with the police in an en-.
deayor to establish the identity OF the
woman
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-08
ROOSEVELT SIGNS.
Believes. However, It VIII Achieve
Little or Nothing.

Little or Nothing.
Washington. March :. - President
Roosevelt Wednesday sent message
To congress announcing his signature
to the Joint resolution recently passed
instructing the interstate commerce
commission TO make an examination
into the subjeut Of railroad discrimi.
nations and monopolies In coal and
oil. lie says frankly that he has
signed Il with hesitation. because Il
may achieve little or nothing He in
dicates. too. thta II the investigation
proposed by the resolution Is conduct.
ID thoroughly II will result In giving
immunity from commercial prosecu-
ton 90 all persons who are called and
sworn as Witnesses In the opinion OF
the president the direction OF the reso-
luton will remain practically inopera.
tive unless money Is TO be provided 10
carry on the investigation and the
commission be authorized TO make
this under its provisions. lie sug.
gests. therefore. that congress give Sc.
rious consideration 10 Just what II de.
sires the Interstate commerce com.
mission to do. and that the sum OF $780,
900 be placed IA the disposal OF the
commission to defray the expenses OF
the proposed Investigation
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-08
FAITH FoRsios.
Dowieits Dies For Want Of Prompt
Medical Attention.

Chicago. March Mrs Anns ~
Turner. a believer In the doctrines
Of Alexander DOwie. and who was at
tended. after several days OF acute suf
fering. by physician acting under
the orders of the city board Of health,
died Tuesday. Attention Of the au.
thorltles was called to this case Mon.
day by neighbors Of the woman. who
declared that her means could he
heard In the streets. but that her hus-
band refused 10 call a physician. be
cause such action Is forbidden by ths
faith of the DOwieites.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-08
MONROE EDGE

We have nice line of cottages
for rent.
Also special bargains for sale. We
oiIer for few days the following:
5 lots and 8 room house on Main
street for the pitiful sum OF $4,000.
IS acres inlcity limits must go at
some price.
acres aud two courtroom houses
must be sold regardless ~ price.
3 room house iu 4 | repair. barns,
garden. old.time dug we'll, sewer ~
fact a swell place at tho right price.
II YOU have property Tor sale or
want TO buy. see us. We have maps
and plats drawn from official records
showing location ~ every tract 10
the cnnnt.
For .l,t ~ farm lands see the
weekly is -papors published at
Bryan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-08
Cannot Grant Motion.

Trenton y. j.. March The SUI
prcme court has decided that Justice
has no authority to gIuut
The motion for new trial Tor Mrs
AntoinCtte Tolla. now under sentence
of death In Bergen county The su
prcme cour. holds that the power to
grant a new trial does not rest ia 90
trial Judge beyond the term Iu which
conviction occurs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-08
ONE MINUTE IN JAIL.
This and Ten Dollars Fine Assessed
IN pool Room Cases.

Little Rock. March 7.--Acting under
the state law providing n penalty for
a public nuisance. circuit
Judge Lea assessed fine Of $40 with
one minute In jail each against four
men who we're arraigned for conduct
INK a pool room In Argenta. There Is
no specific state law against turf bet
ting or pool rooms. Under the public
nuisance statute the maximum penalty
is three months in Jail and a fine OF
ei0o. This IL the irst time this law
has been invoked against pool rooms.
The defendants gave notice OF an eP-
peal 10 the supreme court. Mean.
while. by order Of the coars. The pool
room In Arsenia will not be permitted
To omen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-08
PEACE PREVAILS.
Proceedings Of Farmers Union Of .
Harmonious Nature.

Dallas. March Although the SEES
sions are executive. Il Is declared the
proceedings Of the Farmers union are
harmonious.
OF the Texarkana officials there are
present as visitors President o. r.
Pyle OF Wood county; w. :. Miller OF
Deltan county; G. s. Barrett. chairman
OF the executive committee. Atlanta,
Ga. and Campbell Russell, executive
committeeman OF Hereford. !. T.
c. w. Woodman. general organizer
OF the American Federation OF Labor
on behalf OF President Gompers, ex
tended the greetings OF that body. In
his remarks Mr. Woodnan stated the
5000 600 members had been urged to
buy only products Of union farmers.