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The sun., 1907-12-12

BROADWAY. Hall J. How & Co. have sold
for the Realty Operating Company to Mrs.
east side of Broadway, so feet north OF
Dyckman street Mrs. Donovan owns
the corner and now controls a plot with a
frontage on Broadway Of i25 feet.
NINETEENTH STREET. The Duross Com
pany has sold for Mrs. Mary O'Neill No.
36i West Nineteenth street. a three story
and basement dwelling. on lot 22x02
ST. NICHOLAS AVENIE E.-M arks. Werden-
sChlaR Pett have sold for SChmertz Bros.
No 1875 st. Nicholas avenue. five story
fat, on plot 297xs7llx irregular, between
THE RRONN.-A. ShatZkin 4 Sons have
bought from Livingston 4 Turk a plot
10Oxll4. on the south side Of 2Isth street.
ISL feet east OF White Plains avenue. The
same firm has sold the northwest corder OF
2l6th street and Fifth avenue, plot I0jxs9;
also to J, Mariana plot 5oxiO0. on the
north side Of 2t6th street. l2j feet east OF
Fifth avenue; also plot lO0xIO0. on the
north side OF 22ad street.. 276 feet east Of
sixth avenue. also to EinCenZo Magadi
plot 5OXIOO. known as lots Nos. 3iI and
3I2 on LaCOnia Park map
SEVENTl-FIRST STREET -Pease a Eli
man have sold for Charles A. Cone No.
high stoop stone front dwelling. on lot
l5XI02,2.
THIRTI SEVENTH STREET. - Douglas
Robinson. Charles s. Brown 4 Co. have
sold for W, q. PiguerOn No I26 Fast Thirty
seventh street, four story and bas ement
stone front dwelling on lot iSgXiy5. DR.
j VI. HltZrot is the buyer.
CLNREMONT AEENUE.--Slawson n Hobbs
have sold for the Nova Realty Company
the three Nve-stOTv apartment houses at
Nos lS2. lsl and 1855 Clarem ont avenue, on
plot l2OX 100.
SECOND ANENTE.-Jacob q. Adelsdorfer
has bought from lgnatI H. ROsenfpld NOa
i52 and lji Second avenue. two four story
tenements on plot i2.3Xt25. between Ninth
and enth ~ reefs
GRAND AVENUE. j. Clarence Davies has
sold for the United Real Estate and Trust
Company two lots on the west side of G rand
avenue, l3O feet south OF Burnside avenue
The sun., 1907-12-12

tentiaTy house would be a summer resort
60 what they really deserve" said he. He
advocated the organization OF the @poor
people" OF the country to get behind the
Senate. we are organizing in the sunny
Southland" said he; you'll hear from us.
IF you want TO see n politician get a move
an him just gst public sentiment behind
him. Down in my State there are a lot Of
politicians who have worn on their right
ears holding them so near the ground in
an effort to catch the sound Of public senti-
ment'
Al another time in his remarks the Sena-
tor declared himself in favor OF the under
dog" He was positive about it.
Il am for the under dog always. Senator
McIaurin." said he. addressing his col
league from Mississippi Whenever you
hear Of "A dog fight anywhere you can bet
your last dollar that Jefi Davis is for the
under dog. II don't matter what color dog
or what kind Of dog. I arm for him"
The sun., 1907-12-12
LOST FROM FERRrBOAT B4LTTC.
BOhy Of May Amy Prltchard Found In the
Bay After Collision.

May Amy Pritchard, 2s years old, who
was employed as stenographer and book
keeper by the engineering firm Of Sander
son 4 Porter Of 81 William street, lost her
life in the collision between the steamer
Providence and the ferrybOat Baltic OF
the Wall street line on Tuesday afternoon
during the dense fog on the river. Her
body was found yesterday morning in the
bay at the foot of Fifty-fourth street
Bay Ridge, and identified by friends at the
Fourth avenue police station, to which it
had been removed.
Miss PTitchard was seen TO board the
boat by Edward Pearsall, who was ac.
quanted with her and who hurried to catch
up with her. but she disappeared into
the wOmen's cabin and no lost sight Of her
When Miss Pritchard failed to turn up
yesterday morning the Brooklyn police
were notified Of her disappearance and we're
about to send out a general alarm for her
when her body was discovered.
Miss Tri6Chard lived in Boston with her
parents until about two years ago, when
she came to New York and got employment
as stenographer Her mother. who re-
Gently visited her in Brooklyn, was notified
of her death by telegraph. Miss Pritchard's
home was at 80 State street. Brooklyn.
The sun., 1907-12-12
FOR APPALACHIAN RESERVE.
Secretary or Agriculture Urges the Pur-
chase Of s. 600. .OOO Acres.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE Secretary OF
Agriculture reported to the Senate to-day
in favor Of the acquisition OF 100000 acres
in the White Mountains and 5000, 600 acres
in the South Appalachian Mountains FOR
the purpose OF creating the Appalachian
Forest Reserve. He estimates that the
land in the White Mountains may be had
for 50 an acre and that in the South Appala-
chan at SO so. The Secretary urges Con-
gress to act promptly. He estimates that
100 square miles Of available land in the
upland country south of Pennsylvania is
being lost every year by the decreasing
OF mountain country followed by the wash
ing AWAY OF the soil.
The sun., 1907-12-12
A roosevelt Democrat In Congress.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Daniel Webster
Hamilton of Sigourney, Iowa. is a Demo-
crat and he is proud of It, He is a member
of the National House OF Representatives
and he is Vroud of that. too. Daniel Web
ster Hamilton classifies himself as "a Roose-
welt Democrat in the autobiography which
he supplied TO the Congressional Directory
After telling all about many eventful
happenings in his career Representative
Hamilton proceeds thus:
I'm May, 1885. Mr. Hamilton married
Elvira Gibbons a Quakeress and a resident
of his home county. and they now have a
Rooseveltian family Of nine children"
The sun., 1907-12-12
NewYOrk, New Haven & Hartford Y r

Trains depart from Grand Central Station A2d
ST. and attn AV.. as follows for:
BOSTON. via New London and PrOv.--f..t1.00,
$1,000 Il 1902 A. N. ftl co. 'NHi O3 'X3OO, ftI5 90.
IT'5O2. s'l2OO NJ Via Willlmantic-tgS03 A. NJ,
400, "ilOO r. NJ.
Worcester and Fltchburg. via Putlam--+3:5O p NJ.
GREAT HARRINGTON. STOCK DGE, LEMON,
PlTTSFlELD--'454, 1900 A. NJ, 1928 p. NJ.
also at c24J 1900. cl5S4 Bway, c25 Union So, ciS2
Filth Ave. c245 Col Ave, c563 Fifth Ave, c640
Mad. Ave, clos W, l25th ST., 270S Third Ave: In
B'kyn. "a Court St, 479 NOstrand Ave, 800 B'Way.
'Day. Except Sundays 'StOps at l25th st.
KStops at i25lh St Sundays only. tParOr Car
limited. SUNDAY parlOr car train HAS dining
car cParioT and Sleeping car tickets also.
The sun., 1907-12-12
PAwNBROKERs' SALES.


CENTRAL AUCTION CO. N. Sheehan. Auc
tiOneer. 1870 Broadway, sells II A. NJ:
Dec l2-By H. Breckwedel. 479 Grand ST.: dla
monds lewelIy &c. pledged previous TO Dec. 1898
Dec. iS-Bs Il. McAIesnsS. 40 Fulton st.. Brook
from No i72is. Oct ID, 1903, 70 No 1850. nov. iS
Dec i6--By II. McAlecnan, iU4 sth av: diamonds
iewelry, &c. pledged to No 5000 Dec. 1. 1905 and
Dec. FEY NJ & I. Harlan. 1885, Fast Iesth st
diamonds. jewelry. &c. pledged previous 10 Dec. O.
Ig06. and goods held over
Dec. is--By j. Simpson Co. c2s Park row: dia.
TO Oct 1909, Nos. $780, and all goods held over
Dec. i0--By z, l.. KnOth. 773 I'd av.: dlamOnds
lewelry. &c. pledged previous to Dec. 10. 1909.
JULIUS sHONGOOO. AuctIoneer. by JOS
ShonsoGds 1n Sons; AI,S.rsI , ~ B0TeSS; N.u .0.
ColGmbus ay,: b Freeman, Jersey CIty
,o Dec ,o lCslSsslng % sSss. ITr &e PledEsd e Dec
Dee " SO CiStSnT @ 'SSv r &C. pedSsd q n 20 Dec hw
IgO& II s. lsaacs 2iS6 Sth NV.
dec. l9-Jcwelry. diamonds. furs. &c. pledges
Dec. s"Jewsiry' &c. Marks Loan Once. soS7
ID aV.: A Sellnger. s94 I'd aV.
Dec le-Cl0thing: Harris 4 Co, Gas I'd sv
II. a C. Lang. 10 Ave C.: h. Freeman.
Dec. il-JewelTy. &c, pledged 70 Dec. T. 1909;
SllbeIsten Bros. 2i57 Sth b. SllberstenS sons
Dec. @-Clothing, &c. pledged TO Dec II, 1908
\. Leichtentrttt, $50 I'd av.
Dec. lS-Jewelry. watches. diamonds &c, pledged
20 Dec. a. 1905 Nos, W720 to S2i7g y. SilberSteins Z
Sons. 10 9TH av.; SilberStein Bros. PAST sth sv.
CENTRAL AUCTION co, VIM. Mccsrty
Auct., iS2 Canal St,. sells 10 a. NJ:
Dec m-By Barney Loan once. 1903 50 nv.
Dee 10 BY Il, Frcel, ~ New Chambers ST.: cloth
ing pledged 70 Dee. s,l906
The sun., 1907-12-12

INUT. X. q. UtnIg, 10 HATrISbuTV, "a.
Capt. \. MCCrackin, from navy yard Mare "a
land, to command OF the West Virginia
Capt. B. A. Flske, to recruiting station, New York
Capt. n. B. Barry, from charge Of recruiting II n
uOn, New York, TO supervision OF naval auXlliaTes
on the Atlantic coast.
Capt. j. b Milton. from command OF the West
Virginia to home ana await orders
Commander l.. d. Miner. from shelby, Ohio. 10
Mare Island ward.
Commander ", y. Little. to shelby. OhIo.
Ensign |. e, johnson, Jr., 20 the Yorktown
Passed Assistant surgeon u. Il. Riggs, from the
Texas To Naval Academy.
Assistant surgeon s. s. Hathaway, when dis.
charged from treatment at Naval Medical school
Hospital, Washington, ID. G.; u naval hospital,
Boston
Paymaster Il. A.. Wise, Jr. 10 the Charleston
The sun., 1907-12-12

WASHINGTON. Dec. IL. President RoOse-
welt has cOmmuted the sentence OF dismissal
imposed by a ourt-martial on Midshipman
James l.. Walsh. "A member Of the second
class at the United States Military Academy,
so as to require him 10 be confined within
the limits Of the reservation and TO serve
extra tours of duty as a punishment until
April /, 1908. Walsh was found guilty of
conduct to the prejudice of good order and
military discinline by drinking sprituous
and intoxicating liquors He is a native
of Massachusetts
The sun., 1907-12-12
Yesterdays Auction Sales.
iAt II Vcsey Street,
BV IOqEPH p DAV

Twenty nrst street. No. ~. south side,
il5 feet east Of Sixth avenue, q. I0HIOOx
Irregular. four story brick buildings and
store Edward Townsend vs.. Elizabeth
Harden bergh ct al. due on Judgment
sii ils.p o. subject 20 taxes &c, o, 1853. 50;
20 Louis n. Herman. Observation-Disclosures.
Austin place. east side. 1872 feet north OF
l4zh street. 5O2. 1xi2O9x Irregular. va
cant; Rosetta JonsOn VS.. New York
Cha rtered Bond and Mortgage Company ct
al; action I: due on Judgment, si2 .7s4. rs;
sut Iect to taxes &c. t20I. rs. 10 the plaintiff
WhitlIck avenue. west side. 100 feet north
Of i4Ath street. 4D8 8.DHl9s. lOx4Ie. .axlg4.A.
vacant: same VS.. same action q due on
iid Iment. Si5,37I.5O; subject 70 taxes,
&c., e202. So: To the plaintiff.
Austin place. west side. T2.s feet north Of
l4lth street. S6I.sxl2O.SK Irregular. va
cant Philip simon vs.. New York Chartered
bond and Mortgage Company ct al; due
on judgment. sIS.30O.O9 subject 10 taKes,
&C.. 81 O20.9l: 70 various buyers. .........
The sun., 1907-12-12
BIm for Reorganization Of Naval Militia

WASHINGTON, Dec. ll.-Senator Dick Of
Ohio to-day introduced a bill for the re-
organization of the naval militia Of the
several States. The bill is intended to
make the organizations uniform and au-
thorizes the Secretary of the Navy on
application of the Governor OF any State
to detail one or more officers to give instruc-
ton to the reserves in that State. The
bill also authorizes the Secretary to make
a distribution of the appropriation between
the States
The sun., 1907-12-12
No, ements Of Naval Vessels.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 1.-THE supply ship
Glacier has arrived at Havana and the
torpedo boats Stringham, Thornton, Stock
ton and De Long az Norfolk.
The cruiser 81. Louis has sailed from
San Diego for Mare Island. the repair ship
Panther and supply ship CulgOa from New
York yard for Santa Lucia.
The sun., 1907-12-12
New way to Pay Bank Examiners.

WAsHINGToN. Dec. IA bill TO change
the manner Of payment of national bank
examiners was introduced to-day by Senator
William Alden Smith OF Michigan Instead
of payment by fee for each bank examined
the bill prescribes a salary of $4,000 year,
to be collected by assessing each bank in
proportion to its capital stock.
The sun., 1907-12-12

ElI sOBEI. AucL. 70 bowery. sells ~ A. Al.
ell goods pledged PRIOR Dec Q. lWs.
Dec. l2-yewelry: Ivan Prince. 9lt Tth AZ.
Dec. 5-Jewelry, watches aud diamonds pledged
prior Dec. a. 1909, % Nos. 1870. N. " Loan ONCE
1851 I'd av.. aud J. L. FruhAuf 800 Bowery.
Dec. l6-ClOthlnG Chas. Weaver. Te8 tOth av
Dec. i1--Clolhing, Ac.; SOL Cohen. ZyS 9th av
n Y. Loan Once. 1901 ID aV.
Dee. is-Clothing and lewelry pledged prior Dec
o. 1900. VIM. Prayer. al 1th aV.: and Sol s. Gnoaa
sa57 ID av.: and all goods held over.
The sun., 1907-12-12
1911 Authorizing Purchase Of Three ron,ers

WASHINGTON. Dec. IA bill proposed
by Senator Lodge of Massachusetts to-day
authorizes the Secretary of the Navy to
purchase three steam golfers of cargo
carrying capacity Of 1900 tons dead weight
each and TO cost not exceeding ~ 8, ,l76 each
The boats are to be Of American registry.
The sun., 1907-12-12
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ii.-These army orders were
issued to day;
Capt. jacques Ec L. Laittc. from Sixth to Twelfth
Infantry.
Capt. Philip T.. l.. Walker, from Twelfth to Sixth
Infantry.
Col. Charles J, Crane, Ninth Infantry from army
and navy hospital. Hot Springs, Ark. 10 absence
with sick leave.
The sun., 1907-12-12
PAwNBROKERs' SALES.
l.. L. FIRTSkL AuCt, 10 BOwery sells 10 A. 4
Dec. 12- GOldstOne Bros: jewelry.


l.. 4. FIRUSkI Auct- 10 BOwery. sells 10 A. M:
Dec 12- CiOldstOnc Bros: Jewelry.
dee. t9-J. t. Lemon Il Co, 40 Sth Av.: dlamonda
watches. jewcry, DC. pledged prior Nov. 1, iRs
Nos. 1929 10 .b02S. ali older dates. s. a. FlattO
1898 ID av pledged prior Dec. g. 1905. to No. $1,000
Dee I'D. Fry 27s Bowery; A. Friedman, saa
f. Houston s.; clothing pledged prior bee 3, 1900.
Dec. i6-H, Phillips. l51' BOwery; diamonds.
watches leweiry, Ac, pledged prior Dec. q, 1909,
1904 20 No. 5000; e. Mntz, 1890 I'd aV: pledged
prior Dec. 8, 1903. all older dates.
Dec. t6-M Bruckhelmcr l5i Il. lO8th st.; u. Men
delsOhn, % Greenwich ST. clothing pledged prior
Dec III. Anderson. sO7 West I2d 81. diamonds.
watches lewelry. &c.. pledged prior Dec. l. 1900.
20 No. 46OOn. ali older dates.
Dec. rs A. Flatto. i2gS ID av.; 2. SObel. 1877
I'd av.: clothing pledged prior Dec. 7. 1903
Dec. is-M. Levy, IS Chrmlne st.: A. SimOns. 23ns
ID av.: diamonds. watches. iewelry, clothing, sc.
pledged prior Dec. \. 1901. sll older dates.
Dee. i9-Wm. Simpson. N Park row: diamonds,
watches jewery. &c, pledged prior Oct. i0 1909 20
No. d2T3S all Older dates.
Dec. io-E Dreyer & Co., 1O1 6th av.: diamonds.
Watches Jcwelry. &C. pledged prior Dec. 0. 1908.
all older dates.
Dec. Ig-Geo Weaver, 4GODth hV.. clothing pledged
prior Dec. o. 1903.
The sun., 1907-12-12
HELP wANTED-MALE

ADVERTISING WRITER-Famlllar with prepa
ration Of copy for trade and technical .lOurnAle.
also writing technical articles. catalogues, Ac, de
scriblng engines. machinery and power trans
mission appliances II unable 70 call, write stating
age. experience. present employment and salary
expected HAPGOODS, 97 Broadway.
SAiESMEN- Experienced desk man. a. 500
o. 200: Kid and fabric gloves. central western terri
tory; salary nigh class; experienced electrical or
mechanical engineer for up to date electrical App
ances, 5000 and expenses Gail. write. HAP
GOODS. 9O7 Broadway
STENCGstAfnERS - German Am erican $3.50:
manufacturers OF electrical nXtures want com blnA-
tiOn clerk and stonographer $685.. spanish CORR ,
spOndent. 81 300. Call write. HAPGOODS 07
Broadway.
MANAGER-Or1ce. by large engineering nrm:
want man who understands auditing And Advertla
The sun., 1907-12-12
MedIleTTNnNAn SNYvIee,
FLORIDA AND TINE SOUTH

SPECIAL. LOW RATES for round trip tickets
good going Doc 18th 18Th jan. q god i,r rctnrn
until Gay 81
BlarJlers IOlEs 3I West aO.A 81. NJ.
The sun., 1907-12-12
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS

ALL INAINS ENTER NEW UNION SIATTON,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Oflces 2l5, 434, 1870 broadway. Astor House,
l0B Greenwich ST, - Union Square W. 39l Grand
ST, y, y, 3i3 Fulton ST, Brooklyn. West I'D ST.
and Liberty st.
After 0 r. NJ Sleeping Car Reservation and fun
information regarding trains. &c. can be obtained
~ Bureau Of Information, u. Il o, II. H., I'D st.
Terminal. Phone No. Chelsea 3i4l.
The sun., 1907-12-12
OLD DOMINION LINE

Steamers sail Daily, except Sunday.
from Pier 20. North River. foot Beach
ST., al ; =. NJ. Telephone 5000 Franklin.
The sun., 1907-12-12

WANTED-Ofice boy. about IS or "a years OF age
living with parents, must he neat: good Fefertnces
Answer. giving full particulars own handwTting
%. ~. boz lU1 San Office.
The sun., 1907-12-12

PRINTER An around set and makeup periodical
NENT. bOx 20 WOOdmere. l.. I.
The sun., 1907-12-12
real ESTATE EOa sALE-NEM JERSEY
Nominations by the President.

WRITE frr tickets to ROSELLE PARk Lots
each. W. c. REEVES \ CO., iS9 Broadway. NY.
The sun., 1907-12-12

,,.s,sr. snup psn oPFFta,,,!r SGgrs T1 80 raa..'
g nnOatyyay u
The sun., 1907-12-12
FOR SALE.


- BluaId and Pool Tao,cs; Lowest
repairs: bowling alley bulderS
w. BHGkER'S, lOS East 9th 81
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-24

Erysipelas caused the death OF
Frank L. James, noted scientist.
who vas one Of the principal experts
In the ''embalmed beef" investiga-
tion during the Spanish-Anerican
War. When the Civil War began
he was a young student Of chemistry
in Mobile. Ala. He invented sub
marine mines which we're planted in
Mobile Bay to blow up Federal
gunboats. He was captured, tried
by a military court presided over by
Gen. B. F. Butler, and condemned
to be hanged. Aided by friends, he
escaped from the New Orleans Jail
a week before the date set for his
execution and fed to Japan. After
the War he returned to the United
States.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-24
The Telephone Situation

Al present We have 'e.'pl'
service. We have 90 an'ill''
how long ve will have. hoT''"'
Last Monday afternoon about i'-
O'Clock, the eEohange vas oPeasl p
the public. and since that tine "
have been getting service. Vas
the Office vas closed last seek 'N
citizens asked for and So. an 20 '
ton against the Cumberland O--'
pany. commanding them DO open '-'
exchange and give service until Us
matter was settled in The o'li'.
They failed. or refused 90 obey "
instructions OF the court until N''
day. The mandamous pfoceslHt
we're set for a hearing 10 the l''
man County Circui, Court in D''l''.,
yesterday. bu, was postponed u.'. .
tomorrow. and il Is possible 'D-
there will be a further PosiPone'A'-'
until one day next week
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-24
A Nice Present.

In an article under the above head
ve last week made mention Of a nice
present. IN the form Of a life aze
portrait Of the director. MI Hun
ziker. being given 70 the Concert
Band. and se gave the names OF
the gentlemen Who contributed 10
the fund Tor the present. but mad
verienily omitted DE-. Balizer. whom
nc have since learned Eas the prin-
cipsl promoter. and that he took un-
usual interest We regret that We
allied 10 include his name In the
original article. and herewith make
due apology
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-24

At the Railroad Commissioners
Convention in Henderson, Ollie
James was called upon TO make a
speech. aid he discussed Democratic
victories in the National Congress
and told Of how the Republicans had
stolen the planks Of the Democratic
platform. he predicted success for
Bryan in 1908, and was loudly ap-
plauded.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-24

The oisis ohHdrsa ana Hs-,
miles around Camcron Dan he
n the woods of northern WIa-.
FOR whose possession ths tafn
gan Which has made usu an
az
uictr. Who as formerly Il
~ sasyer county. uhnfr ofral
Is nos defyinE claims io tat.
irht a. collect from tts Ct
diver Lumber company "a fas faf sll
og which passes thrulsh ftf "a
To enforce hiE ngti te .r.s
he water from the mIn pad u
~ dam and lefi umhe- nali /.
$4,000 on the hanka ta u Il
company refused io give Iu arf ID
mvn 10 try to dialodro BIN Hft
a the company mrn Ttn "a
ourta uFfe appealed io A farl 81
in attack him Waa Cred ego IN
me nan slightly uuuniei Ttf
ned trouble Tor a time aam "A
ago. when . usw sheriff ihf fr- t.l
lnE resigned rather than uits IL
nfher raid. took q party ~ rt Nrull
see men into the wilderness ~ -
from the county sat Cared
Uetn son of the Homestead II
sounded. and one ~ Co., ra.f.aF lif
sas severely vouudei Itf I'D
escaped. since then h1ve,a I'D
has been unable o. SOC iaio q ai0
lFed community without fhf 'arr
~ arrest. 90 has rema.uri .l fte Il
iefuesa On the other hand 'hf n
ncsrs have tried io Hanf hr u
hnt h. remains sicadfasf a.i tl-.
he winter a load of at|H t#
pounds ~ provisions collected H FL
mlrora ~ his contest against e ri
poration. was smuEgiei rar hs e.
uiles To- his home in me so0it
nut While a prisoner Iu tte a 'r
ness. Diets can ain claim 'hs af'
from the state 20 eiuCais tn .t
dren. 80 Teacher Graham Ee-t
tchooi hours even daY TEACHING rl'
oar members 81 che family % "a
children and the rest of tts uue
free % wander about the sH0if h1a.
ms and hshinF 40 b. almost IN "a
forest primeyal. and vId canf
plenty a. their vey DOR
Dieffs family consists ~ ihs q
lowing. a. shown On the ac00usa 1ii,
picture. reading from left ta nt'
stanley. Helen. Leslie John Do. GA
encc and Elmyra Clarence Do itas
still wearing the banlaEo ehid
dressed the wound he received DO u
last naigie with the ahehEi posse
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-24

The Court of Appeals has decided
that the democratic officials nov In
power in the city Of Louisville have
no right TO their seats. and by a
vote Of four TO two, ousted them.
The opinion OF some lawyers is tina,
the old officers will serve until the
November election, when new ones
can be elected, while some claim
that Governor Beckham has powell
to appoint. and II is said that h
reserves the right.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-24

An editorial IN the Commercial
Appeal reads The telephone CON-
pany will not be ap, 10 make friends
by raising the rates against those
towns that ash for better service.
This punitive spirit does no, sit well
on the patience Of free people. A
blooming MISTAKE has been made IN
Hickman. and several towns in Ten
nessse, and in The long run the pso-
pie will not &c. the -orsi OF H."
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-24

The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ley project should be KEEP, a-rolling.
The Mississippi River Commission
has just arrived in New Orleans. af-
ter a surveying tour down the river.
In their report they will say that
too much Of the traffic which should
60 to the river is being given TO the
railroads; that most Of the towns
have inefficient wharfage facilities,
and many Of those which have had
have sold and transformed them into
railroad terminals. II would be the
most beneficial movement that could
be made, tor the river cities, IL river
traffic could be revived and put on
the basis which il would be II the
Acknowledgement from the lakes
to the gulf is realized. 1t looks
like an enormous undertaking but I
Is possible the Government Is nov
interested, and Congressman Ollie
lanes told as last week that the re
cent Congress appropriated SIS,
600, 900 for river improvements. l
should be done, and-it will be done
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Resolutions strongly denouncing
work Of night riders and calling up
on all friends Of the planters in the
fight on the trust to help put an end
10 violence we're adopted at a meet
ing OF the dark tobacco growers or.
CARNATIONS Of Christian county al
Hopkinsville.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-24

cases from Campbell county and a
"bucket shop case from McCraek-
en- county. Next to saloons a bucket
shop is the most damnable vice In
existence. We congratulate our
selves that Hickman has neither.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-24

Thomas B. McNeely. the oldest
grocer in Mayheld, died In bis room
over his grocery store Tuesday
morning Of heart failure. He was
seventy-hve years old, had been a
citizen Of Mayheld for forty years.
He was a Confederate veteran. He
left an estate Of about SIS 900.