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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08

y. II. Eubank. when their daughter. Ara
minta, became the bride of MT, Joseph p.
y The ceremony was performed by Rev.
"a. T. King, OF Eruirmount Baptist Church.
The attendants were Mr. Horace y, Eu-
4 bank and Mr.. Charles Pittnran, The for-
Brner acted as best man. After the cere-
smony, a delightful reception was ten.
gdered them at the homie y OF the brtde's
THE bride looked charming in. I her
bridal gown OF white sim null, with
trimmings OF Oriental lace and liberty
satin ribbon, and CARRYING q white prayer
book, Ss' < 4, n ~ }, III II q VI
No. 2sl0 Yenable Street. * s95 Nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
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- 10 fIfNf It
sydney, Dec. 22,
GREENWOOD.
Ban Fran. A
lncereba a.,
Podopsld es.
Diabetes,
Podoloplds,
Brlghts.
Benjamin.
TRANSLATION |,

benjamin Bros. are manufacturers agents
II In sydney, Australia, GREENWOOD ID II, uO.
Grsenhood, the exporter Of sso sansome 81.
y hss pd sss
disooversd in san franchise, Ienjam!!n Bros;
EF9.s 70 send ymall 9ras y . sndd
4 ssS aa
q The above cable 10 the reply. II dig me
bgslness They vat tb. |e5ass
Isdiate Shipment Of nearly 400 worth OF Fll;,
ston's compounds for bright's Disease and
the wonder oe the disooveyy. YoY don, have
% cable ts go nllles. us right ct your dooTs.
i Ovens h q II M i %. Drug Company. Rlehmond
IA When; to suspsct Bri ght's Disease, weakness
IDS; dropsy; idnsy trouble after the third
month; urine may show sediment V falling
\ sasl0ai dSoEsnssG one IS more q tbs 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
BIRMINGHAM CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY or CHAMBERLAIN
Entire City Enjoying Holiday II Honor Of Distinguished
H Tariff Reformer, Who Is Seventy "
Years Old. 8ss##

city ls, filled wit h visitors, and all sorts
OF professions and entertainments are
going on. Mr. Chamberlain took adj
vantage OF g the sion TO give out a
characteristic message to the nation as
follows: Treat foreigners as they treat
us, and treat your kinsmen better than
you treat Foreigners, = 5t u 8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
nv , yociated \ Press

} (Bys Associated Press)
81 BIRAIIEG Ham, EN- GLAND, July, T. -
This is "chamberlain day and theswholes
city, irrespective OF politics. is enjoying
q holiday IN honor OF the sdistingu shea
tariff reformer, Joseph Chamberlain; VINO
to-day celebrated his Eseyentieth birthda :,
There are decorat lions ~ every mere. 1A = q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
clearly was a case Of suicide, but no
reason for 1t la known. TX 4! IN y

Z Speaking 10 tho Yale alumni. the othSr day.
Justice Brewer said; Now Secretary Taft u
the potest man alive ! heaFd thHt Fecentiye
three women. III 8sa KS. Al IN 2sSSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
.VIIjI|N|I|iDliI.C.AITIiOE AND NOT
Money D i L WANTS.
.Spurns Offer 81 Damage Which
Law Allows Victirn 81 Judicial
IL Mistakes.
Mistakes.
l{By Associated Press.)

PARIS, July I, In concluding his argl,--5
men mn1,ent before the supreme court to-day \: In
behalf Of Alfred Drey fls. N attire Mornard
announced that Dreyfus POSITIVELY re- -}
fused to accept the damages which the
law accords q VICTIM Of judicial mistakes,
and h eked solely for the restorationEof
3hig honor as an officer without any pro-5
ceedings against the witnesses or authors
gof the mistake. VI
The arguments were then closed and
the presiding Judge announced that the!
decision OF the court would be given at
a. subsequent session, The dell alterations
OF; the Judges will begin Monday and q
decision is probable BY I 10 middle OF the
week, N ts52 q RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08

Accompany Bijou Company.
the HBi1ou Comedy Company from here. to
Asbury Park for Bts5' Of . week for his
City for another week, and hopes to res
turn home In better health than he now
Y The BlJou Company. will close at Allan
Ito City for he'sumuer. 3Ie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08

Presidents g ongratulations
BERLIN, July President Rooseyelt,s
congratulations to Grown Prince and
Crown Princess Frederick William on the
birth ofy their son have been transmitted
through the American embassy and the
Foreign Office to Emperor " liam and the
crown prince and crown princess
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
OUTING; contest
| J. HOTTER ! q 4 |
Vast Number 81 Votes Literally.
II Poured Into Office During
u Past Three Days.
MISSES MARTIN AND GORDON.
These Young Ladies StillsAhe:aEd,Ii
With Lead gilmore Than
855|. Two Thousand.

Ther q IL Always IA lttl before a storm; ;
THAT in tho outing contest came In the
early part OF the past week but Thurs !.
day, Friday and yesterday, amply ti1ad'
,,,p for any apparent lack OF ntfrisiasmr,
the 1,tirnnar& 81 w tess polled Yesterday
running tip Us t,e iarzs total Of ~ WA.
This will5ir, no way hIa q record, for tlfln
last week OF the contes. will be the hot
test ever. The Il. coupon vii 10 ryely
nccount for this prophecy. for the orders t1t
for extra papers OF July 18th arc already
coming HI, 3, and not coming In by ones nc, 9
and twos, but In npul tiples OF 100 The re
are certain riewsde aers' places OF $btiei I
7det.s the outing man has to pass several
times every twenty--f four hours and one flt'
might imagine he Svtas nfferirng from pm
d s1nstroke or some strnilar disorder
from the wa he w'anders from one 81 500
~ the street to Ok the ~ thor The esplat1at
ton, however, Is simple !: here are e
few ne wsd eaikrs on the street he { nag iaa
to pass along, and all he Is doing is a 70
dodge them. They only wan TO remind re- ~
Him not 70 forget their increased order Der
FOR July 10th. They may be assured they,
won't be forgot ten. for Il necessary the
edition Of, that do VIII DO 100. ooo papers
IN We are pleased to welcome Into the LIE
contest some new nnnSes, and admire the
pluck OF tho parties, sincerely wishing We i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08

Hint to trust lighters yollsy low when
you attack, Shoot the enemy through
the pockstbo 'uck, SS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
State Board of
Agriculture
PLANS FOR NUMBER or FARM
ERs' INSTITUTES n HAVE
TwENJY.sl Ee7EBTs.

CHARLESTON. July 2s The bulle7
tin of farmers instftutes to AZ held
under the aspices 81 the West
ninia safe board of agricnl tllre sfor
the year 1906 las been Jared under
the supervision 81 the board by M:
H. T. Williams ertntende OF
farmers institutes. The bulle I'm con-
iains much yaiual,ie iIitornla ton and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23

Frofs iie FieN J1oiilt at the ave q
man iou seJSnrk 8 reEy ne Mlte
III fifiit N home. She Is her Own mis-
fFtss. She can sit do Il - and rest Any
tine. She sun ven 20 "a bed fpEsl nap
it she feels iiiSe IL She cnnl order her
tiouse16 I'd ilst tos sIitt t1ets OVID
conyenienee. she ifeel equal y.
fSstfStr 10y rhat IS the beau ittll lleptg
Sofs the aVeflge man.
Just suppose the tan r. KEN ~;
ten, hen ttl1eS tade the reqtltEed
daily tale al bricks tl1 the
OF human streEig tii, had said to the
lgbofline slaves, Don hurry BE q
5fostt every now and hen only don't
forget that Sonr tale OF bricks must
- m night q else there. y b = ,
There's the tact. There are the
days 5dutie to be got tllsongh and The
women who can rest may nots The
Now, tsll be my; own mistress tinds
ShefselE q slave To- honsah hold cares and
duties.
And obi how much that woman
needs rest sometimes. She brushesn and
scrubs, and rolls pastry her temples
sthrob bing; her back acl1ings her nerves
i2nuiyering under the stress OF pain.
What she would give Il she could Just
VA NV 4 rEened ana rest.
sf3s n ,Sntlld tenanorarily relieye the
Ia :, ion flessy btit r. would be the
= ~ me- T. sto ~ over to-morrow. Tie
,,sed "a nervous women Is
800 III and tiiit need n fully met
and satisfied by DR.. Pierce,s Favorite
Il 800 !, WI afc women well. it re-
ny,as IN eansesi t,f yynnen,s weak.
1ssSs t,s ~ Saniiizes and inyiporates the
3t ,isT, "a ENCOURAGES the appetite and
iIdneess restftII sleep. Fa1orite Pre-
scr;ntionn Il 4 posftiye cure for; the
mott nornplicated and obstinate cases
XII man 1 enst maj unnatural suppress
5aif1na and irregularities prolapSuBi or
linz n tI,e - Won veal back female
weaIness ~ arteyersion, retroversion,
i1saTine-down sensati ions; chronic con-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23


GrsenI can't understand why be
Short wants d divorce HIS he had
nearig hsiif milton 81 lien Ne ma i.
hsF.
81 q Fhastt: troubl Sltis
caeo DAILY News
s3Es
iTeta Is Vea,i you ever o1ititsr
vor 8 otiltI "a YOU had PieTspo
sgoii. -. income IS
"a q Fsut I.ye often sons
4 ~ M T1in,e Ii enquirer
.sf1o Won mink your father would
lfke me- as q stao5nIr!law9"
.sYes belses,ye he 5wonld. " KS 8
at)b low -
aPapa and / never agree about any
thing You know: cleveland Leader.
..T,id Won 60 rs for athletics while
IvorI we're At college? IS n. Z!
a was the champion Splinter the
last year 4 was there 81
can right ven start you in servss
ING snmmonses on trust fragnates. - ~
Fort worth Record.
The nervous young man backed into
a hin, stYou're a bird she cried,
szaarcastica11y.
.syyhv.er.zyIat?p, he easped.
..yoI,,ries, ON nv. hat - she fairly
sb is1, Pbiladelplia press
-
MRS Wfndfall-Iust imagine. HI
4, 2, !, 6ne 1f the sailors lust told me.
That this mat a now IL communities
.tian y,,t1, her sister shipt il wonder
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
Gossip ofthe Stage



May fone Is re ataF IN st''s' ~
cecil e,sse ne ian actor
mai Seen eng for Etol1ert auteli.s
tTiiijsn, Il II, rs 81 "a
s!ljef IL Marie sCJahfilis COMPANY "a Mar
ri. i-3.
i. h IA ~
Il e.FT,.,Ilt fsiaygi h
y,y9itS5 !. u ( g n ~ star Il ..,I,he
IN, ma ina Ma, J., ma dran IA ION
.... g5.s
xsar,et AZ 1seil avn, has been SCI IL
1ected 81 Is +. Harris Tor a AZ itnlpoF.
IA & M II .s.9e,nrT1Ia srity.p
giy,, 50 Z MT j, aria ~ 4 NAV
az 5s,,,,s5,..,ss.g r,yfsi e to 9be nd.
dncad 8bys4hs ss,,i,l55.,rts
.Tann;i a PatfF Il Il, far The support of
7.a,.t,,s tFs1,s,, 4, ,,er !, 81, NAV
5.s....-...
snJsliis Nic44sI,ry. has haan engaged
for i rsrt 81 15ouit,i 1anes, reduction 81
: :
,rboma : Edcc.ranel h 10 be con-,
a, "a ss pi.,,r11t. ros+aa, Ieaf1ine man
IN III .,;Tbs ell from ti5e Golden west
:s5 s 1
14arbsrt Ye1ecv ana r,t,a shannon
!, "a ssa,, 8 .s,,i IN tarIas T5latn a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23

10at .fcIntire. McNen. Click. Counts
vie. September 1913. Mclntire. Nc
fSei, Click
white sulphur SPRINGS
august rs. Ellison G. p. Lewis, H'is-
stt indian 1flllss neust 25s2s. El
iison, u E. Leg fdlyett
F,,,tr,aiu- October nc
Ef,,t,Ts starci,er: Browr. 3tiitaI1, 9es
I4oi,ar 1fyi sIcIntireS Starch srssggsl:5
81 tTEsaieiel, prosperity August s1tlsli..
Isiii set, 81 + lewis, EIuyesttts Client
sa3,es,piBst Ellison g. 2. lewis 4
HE annual meeting of the board 1r
~ agriculture viii be held IN c bar
lesion October 1 81;
The west Virginia State grange VIII
hold its annual meeting ON January e.
28 and 24 1907.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
MErAopIsTs in JAPAN:
All Missions United Under Separate
Board Of Bishops.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 2s:-At a
meeting of Methodists of the United.
states ana Canada here it was decld.
ed to establish The Methodist church
of Japan. All the missions il the EN-.
pire will be lnited and the chnrce
there will be governed by a separate
board Of bisEeps Delegates viii be
elected to the General Conference to
be held in May. 1907. The initial meri-
bershfp is 1000.
Al superintendent to serve for eight
years. will be appointed at the confe1-
ence In Japan next year Among .the
members of Tie. commission which met
here were bishop Galloway, from the
Southern church; Bishop Earl Grams
ton, of the Methodist Episcopal
church, and DR.. A. carmah, superin-
tendent of the Methodist churcn ct
Canada.
e 577lI- -;7-7Iss7 q 9. r.
T2aad fine West Vffg1nlan-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23

"Happyland. r with De Wolf Hopper.
and Marguerite Clark as the stars, will
be one Of the first Of the shubert's
productions to be put on the road this
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
DoEsNET5 IKE DAN CUPID.
.supsri rtende9 eall9p Does the cou g

.sunerinte nde1t Gallup Does the cours
tsous Thing to the Probable
Anus sileft ~ Others. &.
$50 IL ID should meet Cupid today y
Should box the title gods ears right
sharply. for ways are not frank
and superinte dent Gallup langhee
heartily.
Professor Gal 1up had Just heard tha y
MISS GIbbs. 1intil recently of the pub
lie school faculty; was to be married
Wednesday. Miss Gibbs had told the
/ SUPERINTENDENT that She would not be
"a candidate for SELECTION, and she
was not. Her friends understood that
she would teach at her home in Pt
Pleasant owing to her mothers deli
cate health. The Pt. Pleasant election
was held the other day and Miss Gibbs
was not elected. Her Morgantown'
friends at once became active. They
suggested that it would be- a courter
Gus thing Of the super tendent to
write that her position at Morgantown
was still open. Professor Gallup Is
the soul Of courtesy, and the letter
was dispatched. Now the superin.
5tendent is smiling over Miss Gibbs
probable mirth.- Morgantown Post.
The title OF the new play that Geo.
~. Hobart has written for May Irwin,
has been announced at last. It is
..NIrs. Wilson, That's All"
'Happyland. r with pc Wolf Hopper
and Marguerite Clark as the stars, will
he one Of the first Of the shuberts
productions to be put on the road this
autumn.
william Brady has engaged Mel
bourne Mcdowell for the role Of Ja-
vert, the detective, in The Law and
the Man" the dramatization OF Les
Miserables, in which Wilton Lackaye
is to star.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23

The title Of the new play that Geo.
Nv. Hobart has written for May Irwin,
has been announced at last. It is
..Nlrs. wilson, That's All..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23

George Bernard Shaw is conducting
in person the rehearsa1s of Caesar
and Cleopatra in which Forbes! Rob.
iertson and Gertrude Elliott are tolap.
pear. inthe fall.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-06-22
Dewie Saw His Own Corpse
in Shroud.

Chicago. June iS.-lohn AleHan-
der Dovie. iestiiying in the hearing
Of the Zion City controversy IN Judge
Lands court this afternoon. told Of
an instance when mis- body and soul
became separated. and in CTS spirit
ual being he distinctly sav his own
dead body lying b-nss,h a shro'd.
Al another time. he asserted. his
spirit left his body and the Angel
Gabriel and the Virgin Mary were
present in the realm visited by his
spirit.
The queer narrative Of life and
death we're brought on, by Attorney
Newman during cross-ezaminaiion OF
Dowie. Following the vision the
witness continued, two acquaintance
came 10 him and told him they had
dreamed tina, he was 10 be sssassi-
mated. Then. while alone In the
tabernacle, came a voice warning
him Ito arise and go'"o
81 vent" said Dowie, land while
on my way home ! heard an eHPlo-
sion. The next day f1und that
my enemies had tried to kill me with
dynamite. The back Of the taber-
nacle had been wrecked"
Dowie denied in the course OF ex-
animation that he had ever repres-
enied himself as Elijah, the Restorer'
subsequently, qualifying the state
meni by saying he told has people
he "came liz the spirit and power OF
Elijah" On Sept. IS, 1904. he
said he proclaimed himself as the
First Apostle" but when pressed
for an explanation as TO how he re-
oeived the commission he replied
II can't tell you"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-06-22
The Cotton Crops.

From all over Tennessee. Alabama
Mississippi and Arkansas. come re-
ports Of the excellent conditions OF
the cotton crop In general. With
prospect Of a banner year for the
product
General Improvement and crop
advancement Is noted for the past
week. In the territory covered by
these reports the rainfall has been
light 10 moderate. even In cases
spotted. No trouble has arisen BY
reason Of excessive fan and drouth
complaints are made exoep, from a
few West Tennessee sections. and
these are not serious. As a result
Of the favorable weather. cultivation
mas been pushed rapidly. The fields
are exceptionally clean. may CORE
sPondenis reporting that no, In years
has this feature been 80 pronounced
Some sections where the early con-
d.iions we're not 50 favorable as for
instance in Northern Alabama. Yves,
Tennessee and parts Of Arkansas,
the plan, is still reported small but
It's growth has been healthy. the
plant is s,ocky and is locked upon
as giving promise under moderately
favorable future conditions.
An almost entire absence Of m
sects Of any kinds is noted. Some
OF ths young cotton had lice as a re-
suit Of the cool nights in the early
part Of the week. All correspon-
dents, however. who take note Of
any effect from the few cool days
that the plant has made fair progress
where hindered at all. Early CON-
plants Of poor stands are subsiding
as the plant obtains a larger growth.
Squares and blooms are becoming
quite general and for its early stage
the plant seems TO be fruilng we'll.
Correspondents note tina, the en-
celleni state Of cultivation puts the
crop in condition 10 receive and
make the most Of future rainfall. Al
number Of reports state that the
corn crop is being "laid by" there
by relieving the farm labor OF so
much work. The corn crop. il is
worth noting, is in very good condi-
ton.
Some sections In Central Louisiana
and Southern Texas complain Of
serious drouth conditions.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-06-22
New Uncle Remus Stories by
Joel Chandler Harris.

Joel Chandler Harris. the lova5le
Southern writer, who has given 70
the world Unc'e Remus, is about TO
receive substantial recognition In a
new form. The Memphis News
Scimitar announces the closing Of a
deal by which II will be able 10 pub
lish exclusively in this territory, be-
ginning Sunday, June "a, a series Ct
new uncle Remus stories. illustrated
in oolors by Artist Condo. who has
drawn the pictures for the Uncle
Remus books Of the past.
THIS is a step IN the right 6'ree-
ton for comic supplements which are
devoted OF any Objectionable features
yet are amusing and instructive to
the young and interesting 10 grow 4
people. II is else a source Of con-
graduation to the South. whose
merit Is being more and more recog-
nized.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-06-22
Levee Contract.

The contract for the completion Of
the Hickman and Tiptonville levee
was awarded last week TO NJ. g,
Ryan, OF indianapolis. Ind. The
contract is for 100000 yards Of
leves. The work will begin in July
and will be finished about Jan. /.
Contract price was II rs cents per
yard considerably less than the other
lids.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-06-22

The Commissioner Of Patents has
At last responded to the demands Of
inventors all over the country as
expressed in their protests through
:. A. Snow & Co., Of Washing .on
and has consented to hold summer
hearings on cases instead Of taking
ais usual summer recess. This will
give the Office a little time 10 catch
ap with the mass Of work that has
accumulated ahead Of it, but the
work is still too far in arrears and
complete improvement can be at.
tanned only by having the Patent
Office force work over time and
defer vacation TO every man on the
fierce until the work is up to date.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-06-22
Fourth of July Features


Among the many features to be
seen in Hickman at her gorgeous
celebration on July 4th are the fo.-
lowing
Big Steamboat, Race. between two
large steamboats, with engines OF
about 500 horse power each. these
are very fas, boats and one OF them
will run hourly excursions all day
and at night until 10 O'Clock. This
feature alone is worth the money
spent for a days pleasure and sight
seeing.
Big Tug Boat Race. between two
TUG boats Of about $50 horse power
each. both built for speed.
The large parade OF decorated
boats and yachts on the grand old
Mississippi will be an interesting
sight to see. one that will be looked
for and enjoyed by citizens Of the
town as much SO as by people Who
do not live on OF near the river.
These boats will be beautifully
decorated with the nations colors
and viii parade up and up down the
river in pain view Of the huge crowd
Of spectators on the banks Of the
river.
Ten Of these decorated gasoline
yachts with horse power from 2 10
10 horse. will engage in races dur
ing the day. each race won bring
ing a handsome prize.
Arrangements have been con-
pleted to have a beautiful floral
parade Of decorated vehicles through
the streets.
Four bands have been engaged 70
furnish music on the occ4sioR.
In the afternoon a base ball game
at the Athletic Park vii be iea-
ture that will be enjoyed by ma
joriiy Of the people Two or more
crack teams will be here 10 play.
The Dick Fowler is equipped With
a large dancing door AID one Of
Paducah's bee. string bands vill be
on the boa, to furnish music tof the
dancers.
A dancing pavilion large enough
70 accommodate the crowd will be
found in the city. on main street.
An all day gun shoot will be con
Quoted BY Mr.. P. C. Ward. a pro-
gram Of which will Be found else
where in this paper.
Many side attractions will be here
such as merry-go-round. electrical
shows. etc.
Free ice water 10 be had IN plenty
No mud this year. as the new water
works machinery. ~ill be IN operation
by that time.
Excursions from Paducah,. Mound
City. Cairo. and Columbus will be
fun on the river, and a coach eHcur-
sion consisting Of a special tram
with eighteen coaches from .McKen-
zie or Camden on the n. c. & s..
L.
Band concert at night.
You cannot afford to miss this
great opportunity this year, the
crowd will be larger than ever and
the attractions rarer. and more num-
erous.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-06-22
REDUCED RATES TO JACKSON,
TENNESSEE

ACCOUNT cHAUrAUoUA
VIII be in effect via the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad throughout the AS
sembly- June 10th to July Sih On
June 10Th and July End, 4th and 9TH
tickets limited for return TO July 9th
will be sold at especially low rates.
Cali on NJ. & o. Agents for pafiicl-
lars
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-06-22

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission is reaching OCT for more In
formation as 10 the coal s1d oil
carrying roads Of the count and
their relations with the producers.
Il has now issued a series Of ques-
tions that are being sent to all OF
the railroads Of the country covering
seventeen points Of inquiry as to
the ownership Of Goa and oil lands
by the roads, the ownership OF CT i
and oil stocks by railroad officials
and a number Of other things con-
nected with the sensational inquiry
that the commission is now prose
cutting. OF course only small pcs.
ton Of the roads will be directly in
terested in the coal and oil lands as
not all Of them run through a coal
and oil country.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-06-22

Panama wants this country &c sup
ervise her elections. evidently soc is
ooking for some useful hints on
s.eping the dominant party IN power
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-06-22

The Murray Ledger, one Of the
'ldes. newspapers in West Kentucky,
las been sold by Rev. V. +. Osbron
Hon. r. T. Wells. formerly rep
esentative from Galloway county
md a prominent politician. The
policy Of the paper will. as before
Je democratic, though what side II
my, it will take in state politics is
not known.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-06-22

Nobody has thrown any bouquets
AZ the Car yet. And II they 90. he
IN take precautions TO see that they
are not loaded.