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Brass candles,ieks.

Brass oandlosticks that are IN con
slant use should be rubbed up every
day. To remove the wax without
scratching or iniurlng the brass.
plunge the oandlesucks into pan Of
very hot water and allow them 90 re-
main Immersed long enough for the
wax TO melt Another simple and n.
fectlve method o. 20 hold the candle.
sticks 20 the FIRE. removing the wax
az Il becomes soft with tissue paper
or rag.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-16

An Oregon attorney. roureFentiuF
a client whose tiiio % q certain cold
storage plaat vas under Gre. closed
en- able argument before the Orsrou
supreme court recently with the fol
lowing tit o. pafhoa. your honor
there ls more resting upon your g.
cision than thir cold storage plant. q
human NE 90 a. stake Ny clients
ifo's Efforts are IN this cold storgro.
he llfos blood Ia ga this cold storage.
bis body and soul are wrapped up
"a this cold storage Law Notca
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-16

icaa steel Foaniln comm NJ
kelley o. president ofar 49,
rHi.fuad equipment ...H.. H IL.
trai. canada IIr r'.ll .Hr l..
Crru OccuIIr. iH Ono. rr. l .-. =
fhr i1rFrlf .nlaIIH.I ta.r. b.
tho dominica
Mr Kelley uaf married r
81 gears aeo to 1871. Llr ff.rrt
ttrl 1850 ~ ttts fHf al.H.r t..
have three ruf WHn Ir. III
reil rhr'pa ana rh..f k...T
Mr keiief ia fri OF laIrr C
and if au ruihH. ...| mHHr H- p
a member of COO N..'.,H.1r ri--
Glen Niru south Shore ..rr BE-
Chicago ruI1n iraE.e k..u... t-.
kenuooi ComfrT C.lt. at rlrl
leading Nss NCft C.u.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-16
RECIPES FOR LAMB
FIVE METHODS OF PREPARING
sAvoRY DISHES.
Baked Chops Excellent Tor Luncheon
Peppers Stuffed with the Meat
Mutton Seallop-Proper
Way 10 Roast

Baked Lamb Chops BEAT and
trim the chops roll each one In beaten
egg and then In dried bread crumbs,
Put them In the dripping pan with =
small lump Of butter on each one; set
IA the oven. and us they brown basto
every few minutes with boiling water
and a little butter. when nut brown
sprinkle with pepper and salt, thicken
the gravy left Ia the pan by adding
Drowned -four. pour over the chops
and serve.
Peppers Stuffed with Lamb.-Cut
a piece from the stem end % the Pep
pers and remove the seeds, cover
with boiling water and lCt stand for
ten minutes; drain and ON with the
chopped meat Place In a baking pan.
add a cupful OF hot water and bake
in a moderate oven for three quarters
Of an hour one pint OF chopped meat
a. enough for ten peppers.
Mutton Scsllop.-lf the meat Il
tender cut into thin slices; n not Il
will be better 20 chop 60 hne. Season
90 taste With salt and pepper. Put a
layer % meat Ia a buttered pan. then
one OF the tomatoes. continuing until
the pan Is fun. the top layer being
tomatoes. Bake in q pan for half an
hour Serve hot with baked potatoes.
Lamb cuilets-Chop hne a little
Euct. mix 70 with bread crumbs. add
salt, pepper snd a little chopped pars
ley and herbs % suit the taste; mix
with a beaten egg Scoop out the
center Of six or eight tomatoes an
with the mixture. arrange them close
~ IN a pan. put a small piece o. but.
ter on each and bake Wash. dry
and peel a pint Of mushrooms. put
them into another pan with two table
EpOonfuls OF butter mixed with a tea
spoonful Of -four Add salt. pepper
and little water and stew for about
IS minutes Trim the outlets. rub
each over with butter and lake. When
done arrange them standing up IN the
middle Of a dish with the tomatoes
and mushrooms around them Pour
the essence from the tomatoes and
the mushrooms together and serve
Il with the lamb as sauce. Serve
hot
Roast lamb.-Brush three ounces
Of melted butter over the inner part
Of a well trimmed quarter Of lamb
and Ftrew thickly with finely grated
bread crumbs seasoned with salt. pep.
per and paisley. Roll and skewor
four or Ave slices Of bacon 20 the
outer side. Put them ia a rather
quick oven and when thoroughly done
remove the bacon and haste the mea;
with the well beaten yolk Of egg and
gravy. Cover thickly with bread
crumbs and brown nicely. Garnish
the platter on which q IL % be served
with sprays OF mint Mint sauce
should be used with this dish.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-16
SEES FATHER DIE
ACROSS THE SEA.

the stage. saw my father sink hack
on the pillows and ] knew that no
was dead.
"Thon my second SELF or whatever
you see Oh 90 call 10. seemed 20 re-
solve itself hack into my material
body and awakened. arose from the
bed and cried ont that my father was
dead D was told that was suncrins
from nervous prostration and should
return 90 bed / oboyed and fell
asleep for about oight hours. When !
got up the vision of ms father came
20 mo in my waking hours With
greater vividucss than when I sa~
DO Boz ms subcousc.ous state.
"The letter annouHciag nay fathers
death told us that che family had rc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-16
Give Girl $500 In rips.

London The passing ~ Crosby
pan a we'll known lunchiur place.
because tho building On whisa % l.
located o. 90 be- torn down. has been a
lucky incident Tor Miss sage. wait.
ross Ia the place. A number % city
men whom she has regularly waited
on al luncheon subscribed $500 which
they gave her II Is believed % 30 a
record tip for London.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-16

A simple little device for holding
the spool when crochcting 10 a wire
haiF pin with the ends bent IN a.
right angles quarter OF an inch
above each end. Snap the ends into
a hole in a spool OF into a ball: hook
the head Of the pin over the button on
the waist and run no more risk OF soil.
ing thread or silk from dropping.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-16

% TO marry roon. expect fo spend the
fret fow weeks ~ their honeymoon
luurhirr BE- ln .to woods Miss
fhiiilrs Who uaf Mr RUs private
secretary. declares chat la her crt.ma.
ton nu honeymoon could ho more
Ideal Than the one che and NJ Rls
have planned Tho two arc nov on
an out.ns in Massachusetts under
the chaTerouags of Miss Phillips
mother.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-16
YACHT HELD UP BY
TWO BOLD PIRATES
COUPLE HAS ADVENTURE WITH
WoULpBE BUCCANEERS ON
LAKE MICHIGAN.

Michigan City. Ind Diet back there
into the corner of the cabin. and then
don't move. or Wen cut your heads
OF with this Ratchet" was The greet.
ing hurled az Mr and Mrs Cyrus Dis.
son. 90 Chicago. On board their own
yatch oa Michigan Ciy the other
night
Tho boat had been boarded In true
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Ing. Tho following is 90 .' La.
IA patrem QUO oK omr"
eraturi confcniun. "a.
Tho center of che m"'
sista ~ sarcoIhaeuH o. '... ~. /,
or green porphyry with dr' 80
glit bronze and tho plain 'a !.
Leo XIII" Tho entire .-..
rests on sober alChiua'e d. ,
adorned with ODE p1uHaH Goa. w., ID,
aud two fcstoous Boo lion-'
across The whole front
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Stuffed Beefs,eak.

Take a round beofsteak and an Il
with dressing. Fold together length.
wise and pin the edges together with
toothplcks. Any dressing such az Is
used for turkeys may be used. Place
IN a pot. with a slice OF picked pork
An the bottom. and boil for an hour;
then turn all into the dripping pan
and brown In the oven. Serve With
Che pan gravy. Cut across The roll
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-16

Tho thin. pale man On the large
bathing suit standing kncedcep In the
water. rIehed.
why We asked. ARE you ro sad
"Alas. De- answered 'thc Eca ls me
grave 90 my first wife"
our Dps Curled Furcrc.liOuHly
"nut you married again. We mur
injured
Yes" said BE-. and my second wifi
Won 81 near the water"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-16
RECEIVES BIG BONUS,

In tho hardware store t.,
ley 70. conceived the id.a Of ,r,...,. s Z
railroad equipment ba..-. .s 70
10 Chicago nearly s0y,.r...'' ,i-'
, ,,.. Che service OF Co., c.....' p
spring company Itvs... ''t
fore hia SALARY vas tso0os,.'. ~
Later he started r..rf .,,.
az Hammond. lud. vi,tt 'a ors
20 the American Steel roa....- q
pany and accepted as ,,a...' "a
lion with that concern s..a Iei
rise has been rapid 'a 10
besides being pr .l,atan.,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-16
When VIII This t,sss,,,

80 are gc'ng 10 write a scathlne
article about the outlandlsh shapes of
Woinen's bats just a. soon a. We learn
any a man buys a high.crowned soft
hat and tssn punches Il full Of dents
p-Dlacksbarg ~ CT Chronicle.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-16

Rouuder -Wcdiorly SOL
stag party Lass ulght was De. a,
Houndor-No. Tie wa
Bound
Roundor Why. there Waa'
storm last night
Bounder-oh. yes thc' "a
wife had a brain storm
News.
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USEFUL erizEs- TO wtO.
jacob RHs ard Brlss Viii spend
Honsynoen In Weeds

New York jacob Rls vho accord.
ing t1 rfsf.irat Roosevelt OIL -Now
Norkr most urcful Citizen ans Miss
Map Philip. thc ESQ., louis E.ai b.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-20
French subdue Trlbesmen.

Brazzayille, French Congo. March
19.-The French Punitive expedition
has administered defeat to the revolt
ed Daddian Trlbesmen at Tialo. Sixty
two tribesmen were killed. The
French column lost four men.
Look out for things that won't bear
looking into.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-20

Unlike grand young actresses who
heretofore have stepped from socie-
tvs ranks to the realms af theatre
dam, Miss Davis began her profess
sional career at the lowest rung of
the histrlonic ladder, and has gradu-
ally worked her way to the much
envied position of star. Some years
ago, Miss Davis was connected with
a western stock company in which
she appeared in many Shakespearean
plays, after which she spent a year
abroad in study. She next played for
two seasons in the companies of
Charles Frohman and Daniel Froh-
man, and later in the leading role in
Sol Smith Russelis "A Bachelors
Romance. Miss Davis is young and
pretty and regarded as one of the
best women fencers in the country.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-20

medals were not awarded sooner was
the commissions failure to adopt de-
signs submitted by the leading jaw
elers of the country.
The following will be among tae
recipients:
Gold medals Harris G. Giddings,
Milwaukee,; Lawrence A. Hanlon,
Milwaukee; Peter Lancaster, Milwau-
kee.
Silver medals Cora e. Davis,
Sherodsville, o.; Walter H. Murch-
bacn, Elyria, o.; Timothy f. Heag-
eryt, Ashtabula. o.; Rufus H..
Combs, Midway, Ky. Elsie C. Plantz,
Appleton, Wis.
Bronze medals Lavinia Steele,
Des Moines, Iowa; Harry e. Moore,
Alliance, o.. William ]. Wild, Cleve-
land; Arthur Simon. Wabash, Ind;
Henry J. Seller sandusky, o.; Will
liam C. Stillwe,, Albion. Mich;
William J. Darst, Chicago; Clifford
w. Snyder, Lagrange, ILL.,; William
C. Bruno, Sandusky, o.; Robert w.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-20

PILES CURED IN @ TO II DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
IA days or money refunded SOC.
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THEATRICAL NOTES |
Edeson in a strong DIAN.

hhNooh III q otiOhS idgs
1t was a shamefuMy small house
that greeted Robert Edeson in
"Srongheart' at the Kentucky thea
ter last night, although the perform
ance was one of the strongest and
most intensely interesting Of the sea
SON. IN the part OF Strongheart. tile
son Of AN Indian chief, who went to
Columbia college. was the hero Of
the football team and fell in love
wit ha white girl only to find his
love and hers blocked by the racial
barriers, Mr.. Edeson has conceived,
perhaps, the most dramatic character
Ihe has ever created. Tho whole
theme Of the story, comprehending a
love passion that knows no convcn-
tionai bars to its consummation, col
lege friendship, intrigue and the
fierce action of the great American
college sport, is logical in its develop
Iment and the climax, which comes
naturally in the last act. is the cul
mination Of those Irresistible i'm
pulses and currents Of nature that
sweep helpless human beings to
their destiny. In several scenes Mr..
Edeson has opportunities to display
the quality of his dramatic powers,
and in the scene during the football
game which he has all to himself
while he describes the progress Of the
play, he scores a tremendous triumph.
scenically the production is splendid.
The costumes are elegant, and the
whole company is so strong that to
mention the work of those, who have
the fattest parts, would do injustice
to the minor characters. The women
of the cast are handsome, and Miss
Mary Bo.and, who plays Dorothy
Nelson. the girl in the case, was the
cynosure Of all opera glasses while
on the stage.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-20

will be hailed with delight This
sterling organization has weathered
the theatrical seas for twenty-eight
years, never changing management,
and not once departing from the es-
tablished rule Of preventing only
what is great, coed and wholesome
in the minstrel world. Other Minis
trel companies have come and gone,
but Richards G Pringle's goes on for
ever. The secret of their success has
been the fact that the management
has always firmly believed that the
paying public craved genuine col
ored minstrel performance when pre-
scented on the lines that made Minis
trelsy SO popular years ago; their be-
lief has been proven TO be the correct
one. Sweet southern melodies, beau
tiful and enhancing music by skilled
musicians, dancing as only the negro
can dance, and wlttlcisms told as
only the negro can tel them. Clar-
ence Powell the comedian, who has
made the whole world laugh. is still
at the head of the list of artists, and
viii bring with him this season a big
budget Of good things that he has
collected during the past summer.
The company travels in its own Pull
man palace cars and numbers over
forty people The MONDAY parade
and free evening concert are a feat
ure this season, and will be given as
usual. The date Of their appearance
as March % at The Kentucky.
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TO GET MEDALS TO-DAY
Carnegie Commission At Last Has
It's Awards Ready. -

Pittsburg, March 10 The first
distribution of hero medals will be
made tomorrow by the Carnegie hero
fund commission. Gold, silver and
bronze medals will be given to 90
persons in different parts. of the
United States and Canada At the
last meeting of the commission, held
January 16, is more medals were
awarded, but these viii be distrib-
uted later.
II. is announced that the reason the
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-20
"The PLAYER NIaid.v

A theatrical event of much promise
is the new comedy, THE Player
Maid" by Louise Malloy, which is to
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-20

be given at The Kentucky Thursday
matinee and night Miss Davis Is
we'll and popularly known in Padu-
cab. whore she made % hit last year.
Miss Davis Is the niece Of Jefferson
Davis, president Of the Confederacy.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-20

Simpson, Ashtabula, O.; Michael
Sasso, Ashtabu.a, o.; Irving w.
Church. Wentwurth Military Acade-
my, Lexington, Mo-; John NJ. Parks,
Ketchum, Idaho; Leroy Mccoy,
Ketchum Idaho; Wallace o. Nc
Pheters, Ketchum, Idaho.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-20

Shallow wells giving up good
quality of Oil have been discovered
around Mexico City
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-20
Fearful.

I'd go to see the dentist
My old tooth aches like sin
I'd go see the dentist,
But fear he might be in.
Houston Post.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-20
NEW OUTBREAK IN VENEZUELA.
General Penalosa Starts Revolution
IN Tachira.

Willemstad. Curacao. March 10
A dispatch from Cucuta, Colombia,
announces that a powerful revolu-
ton has started in the state of Iach-
ira, Venezuela, with General Juan
Pablo Penalosa as It's leader.
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Brief Mention.
ANCIENT MORSE ANCHOR.
Strange Looking Relic Found at
Crookston, MINI.

CROOKSTON. Mimi, June 29-Photo-
graphs have been taken of the ancient
Morse anchor found on the state expert
mental farm, and copies of these, 1t Is an
nounced today. will be sent to the Swedish
and Norwegian governments in the hope of
ascertaining the true historical value Of the
discovery. The anchor itself will be sent
either to the Smithsonian Institution or a
similar institution. and efforts will be made
to connect 1t with the supposed visit Of the
Norsemen to the continent of North Amer
lea centuries before the discovery by Co.
lumbus According to tradition, Lief Erics-
son left a party of sixty men when he
touched on the North American course, and
II is possible that this anchor Is a relic of
that little band. of whom nothing ever was
heard afterward.
The anchor is light, weighing not more
than thirty pounds. 1t consists Of a rather
heavy cylindrical centerpiece, and from
sockets on either side prongs project, the
prongs swinging on iron pins through the
center of the cylinder.
From the nature of the stratum of clay
in which the anchor was found it is certain
that the earth had not been disturbed for
centuries, as the clay was not mixed with
the least particle of black dirt. The depth
at which the anchor was found and the fact
that 1t was imbedded in solid clay probably
accounts for its good state of preservation
Efforts are being made to discover other
evidences of the Norsemen's presence in
this part of the country.
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Cruiser to Visit ANNAPOLIS.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, June c9.-The Brazil
ian cruiser Borros. now at the jamestown
exposition reservation. will visit Annapolis
for few days. arriving tomorrow. The
Borros is sister ship to the United States
cruisers New Orleans and Albany.
Among the candidates sworn In as mid
shipmen today was John A. Baird. son OF
VIM Baird, U.SA., retired. who resides in
Annapolis. The others are Tucker C..
Gibbs, st. Augustine, Fla; Arthur w. Ford,
Lawrence, Kan; Harvey s. Haislip. Mil
waukee, Wis; Frederick Baltzly. Hudson.
Mass; Frederick Hatch. Concord. n. II. /:
Marvin L. Brown. Gillian, Mo, and Darrell
b. Hawley, Sioux Falls, s. ID.
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GRAIN MEN ON BONDS.
Charged With. Illegal Operations of
Stock COMPANY.

ST PAUL, Mimi, June 29.-Clinton d.
Phelps, president of the Wisconsin Grain
and Stock Company; Charles T. Kelly, the
stock and grain buyer of the company,
and Herbert p. Ernsberger of Superior,
Wis, secretary and manager Of the Su-
perior Board of Trade, for whom warrants
were issued yesterday charging fraudulent
use of the mails, voluntarily surrendered
TODAY. They were arraigned before United
states Commissioner Spencer, pleaded not
guilty and were released on bonds of 5000
to appear for a hearing July 3.
The charges grow out of alleged illegal
operations of the Wisconsin Grain and
Stock Company.
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Wedding in High Life.

LANCASTER, Mass, June 29.-Miss Cor
nelia Van RENSSELAER, Thayer, daughter of
Nathaniel Thayer, was married today to
Count Carl Moltke of Copenhagen. Bishop
William Lawrence of the Episcopal diocese
of Massachusetts officiated at the ceremony
which was performed at the home of the
brides father in this town. About 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-30

guests from Boston. New York and New
port witnessed the ceremony.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Sally Thayer. and by her cousin. Miss
Susan Thayer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene V. r. Thayer. The bridegroom was
attended by his half brother, Baron Rosen-
krantz.
Count and Countess Moltke will make
their home in Copenhagen.
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To Be Guests of the Grand Duke.

BERLIN. June 29.-Ambassador Tower is
going to Oldenburg July to present the
Grand Duke of Oldenburg with the diplo-
ma and medal OF the st. Louis exposition
as a recognition OF his cooperation, and
especially account of the dukes inven-
ton of a new model ships propeller. Lieut..
Commander William l.. Howard United
States naval attache here. will accompany
the ambassador. They will be the guests
of the grand duke at Restede castle, his
country residence near Oldenburg.
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MARRIED.

BURNHARDT-BUTTERS. Mr.. WILLIAM r.
BuRNHARDr and Miss JESSIE BUFFERS OF
Washington ID. c. married at the Meth
odist parsonage, Alexandria, Va, Monday aft
erBoon, June "a, 1907 at pm, and later in
the evening gave reception TO their many
friends.
DALE-PATTERSON. JOHN ii. DALE, jr.. and
LUCILLE PATTERSON, Saturday. June -,
1907, at pm, by Rev Bailey, Rockville, Md.
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MASS OF ROCK FELL UPON THEM.
One Workman Killed; Four Probably
Fatally Hurt in Ohio.

CRESTON, Ohio, June 29-one man was
killed, four others probably fatally hurt
and seven more seriously injured as a re-
suit of the caving in of bank of cut on
the Wheeling and Southwestern Electric
line near here today.
The men were engaged in enlarging the
cut when a huge mass of shale rock sud
denly fell upon them. The name of the
man killed outright was j. Calengo, an
Italian The names of the injured have
not been learned.
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Ordered Referee in Ohio Bank Case.

TOLEDO, Ohio, June 29.-Judge Tayler
of the federal court today ordered the ap
pointment of referee to take evidence in
support of the claim of the Ohio Savings
Bank and Trust Company that the Toledo
Terminal railroad was not sold for It's true
value Judge Tayler's order says that the
special master hearing must be concluded
within thirty days. The appointment has
not been announced.