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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

We are glad to see II. Buchanan
able 10 be up again.
NJ Glascock. Of Union City, was
In Hickman a few hours Wednesday
A. A. Faris vas 10 Memphis las,
week While there he took an ex-
animation for a river pilot and was
granted a first class license.
Ira Green won the Gun Clud medal
this seek, breaking n targets. S.
L. Dodds and N. X. Holcombe came
IN second breaking 20 each.
r. J. Wheeler. a popular young
business man Of Cafulhersville. No.
is spending a few days with his sis
ter. Mrs. ]. c. Hendricks. Of near
town.
Mr.. LaCompte, representing the
Du Pont Powder Co., was a guest Of
the Hickman Gun Club "wednesday
afternoon. He broke 20 out Of IS
targets. and Of course is a profess
sional and a fine fellow with Il.
About Sept. LIST. the Hickman Gun
Club will give a big tournament In
which both professionals and ANA
teurs may enter. This will be a big
thing for Hickman, as shooters from
all over Kentucky and surrounding
states will be present.
A. NJ. Tyler. J F. Dodds. S. L.
Dodds. p c. Ward and Guy Ward
attended a big gun shoot in Mem
phis last week They made a good
record. Mr.. S. L. Dodds being in
the money several times. Guy
Ward won third place in the probes
sional class.
In the guessing contest at Jones
Cafe on the glasses Of Pepsoline
and loaves Of loaves sold and the
cash sales on these t~o articles for
the week Of July to Is, Miss Bon
ME Carpenter won the first prize Of
$40. Her guess was sos glasses OF
Pepsoline, the correct number being
$40. Lon Naylor guessed 2lS0
loaves OF bread, 2i4S being the
number sold SlS2 90 was the
amount OF cash sales for that week,
Linn Kirkendall guessed SiS2 IS
This was another OF Mr.. Jones adj
vertising schemes. He is a hustler
and will get his share Of the business
in his line.
John S. Dillon has accepted posi-
ton in the Office of the Mengel Box
Company at this place. Mr.. Dillon
has been employed in the Office OF
Richmond & Bond CO.. for the last
five years, and has proven himself
a competent man. He assumes his
new duties August LIST.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

Mary Polhamus is on the sick list.
Esq. Cain held court at Dorena
Saturday.
T. I. White went to Cayce Sa'ur-
day on business.
Rev. Lucas will preach at Locust
Grove next Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Pickett and Gertrude
Hall vent to Hickman Monday.
Mr.. Corbit OF o'Brien's Landing.
visited Mr.. Whites family Sunday.
Judge Remley. OF Hickman. had
legal-business in this vicinity Satur-
day.
Mrs. Higgins is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Eta Pickett, OF Hickman, this
week.
Miss Stella Hisey has been forced
to dismiss her school on account of
illness.
Miss Ella Page Of Kentuckv. spent
Saturday night and Sunday with her
cousins, the Misses Tankersleys.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
CURES BLOOD POISON, CANCER
ULCERS. ECZEMA, CAR
BUNCLES, &c. MEDI-


II you have offensive pimples or
eruptions. ulcers on any part Of the
body, aching bones OF joints, falling
hair. mucous patches, swollen
glands. skin itching and burns. sore
lips or gums, eating. fostering sores.
sharp, gnaving pains, then you suf-
fer from serious blood poison or the
beginning Of deadly cancer. Take
Botanic Blood Blam (B. B. B } Il
kills the poison in the blood supply
TO the affected parts. heals every
sore or ulcer, even deadly cancer,
stops all aches and pains and reduces
all swellings. Botanic Blood Balm
cures all malignant blool troubles,
such as eczema. scabs and scales.
pimples, running sors, carbuncles,
scrofula, rheumatism, catarfh, etc.
Especially advised for all obstinate
cases. Improves the digestion.
strengthens weak kidneys Drug
gisiss 81. To prove il cures, samp-
le OF Blood Balm sent free and pre-
paid by writing Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble and
free medical advice sent in sealed
letter.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
Franchise Sold.

A special from Mayhsld. June Is.
says;
II the sale Of franchise with a
bond Of 81 900 attached signifies
anything Mayheli will perhaps have
an electric car line entering lis lin
its from Paducah within the aext II
months. As advertised. the fran
chise was sold at the city hall yes
terday by Mayor Watts and the
best and only bidder was ]. w.
Williams & Co., the ether members
Of the concern being composed Of
the following Paducah and McCrack-~
en- county capitalists; II. II. Low
ing, George Rush. John +. Harth
and B. II. Scott. The price paid
was $500.
This company has for the past
FIVE years had an electric line be-
tween these two cities in contem-
plation and has held a charter all
the while. The thousand dollars
pat up by them is to insure the city
that the road will be begun within
the next twelve months and CON-
pleied in FIVE years.
Il is the company's intention to
construct their line 50 that II will
touch all the stations on the l. c.
road between here and Paducah,
With a possible exception Of Florence.
These towns are Hickory Grove,
Viola and Boar. II Is probable
that a survey will be made at an
early date. a short while after which
actual construction work will begin.
The company probably will form
a corporation within few days.
While the principal purpose Of the
franchise will be to gain an entrance
to Mayheld, Il is also the intention
Of the company 10 lay tracks on two
or three Of the principal streets Of
this city
Il is probable that the main power
plant will be located in Paducah, on
the river.
The announcement Of the inten-
ton Of the J. w. Williams company
comes as somewhat OF a surprise 10
the people Of Mayheld, as there has
been but little previous talk OF such.
An electric line connecting this
city With Paducah will in a CONNER
cial way bring these cities much
closer together and will be found to
work toward a further development
OF the farming territory.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
Notice.

We will. on Saturday. July 20.
1907. at ? p. m. let contract TO
build a levee in Bayou de Chem bot
tom on Uuion Church road, near
Union Church. Also a iS0-fooi
bridge at the same place. The con-
tract will be let at the place where
the work is 10 be done.
W. A. NAYLOR,
J. W. WILLIAMS,
r. A. BRowDER. Committee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

Il is currently believed that the
American Society Of Equity is seek
ing to get control Of the majority
stock Of the Louisville Tobacco
Warehouse Company. The CON-
pany's representatives, here say no
overtures have been made by either
side, but il is given out that the
question will be considered at a
meeting Of tobacco-groWers to be
held here on July l7.-Courier-
Journal.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

Herman Baltzer. Of Covington,
Tenn. arrived In Hickman We'd
nesday, 10 visit relatives.
Marion Provow and family and
Miss Gertrude Henson spent Sunday
with relatives in Fremont, Tenn.
Mrs f. Case returned from Mil
burn, KY. Tuesday, where she
has been for several days. Her
son-in-law Chas. Poole, accompanied
her home.
Mrs. A. ]. Wiley. OF Louisville.
has been the guest OF her brother,
Clarence Henry, this week. She
left Tuesday morning for few days
visit In Como, Tenn.
The Young Ladies Of the Baptist
Church will serve Ice Cream and
Cake Friday evening from Six 10
Ten O'Clock at the residence OF L.
p. Ellison. Everybody invited.
Come one Come all Enjoy
the evening by at,nding the circus
10 be given by the ladies Of Circle
No. 2 OF the Episcopal Guild, We'd
nesday evening July "a, near the
Tx. K. Admission 10 and lSc.
Gates open at s p. m.
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Christian Church.

Regular services every Lords
Day. Bible school at a. m. Com
munion and preaching services al
lO;4S. Subject; "The Conversion
Of the Eunuch." Evening services
at 7 as. Subject; "a City Set on
a Hill Cannot be HID" Prayer
meeting every "Wednesday evening
at Z AS. II VERNON. Minister.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

~ Us hats
r..sghoas the news to a.
r,,cIsser vas In Mayheld Sun
49,. Bl.iler & Dodd's ad this
s,k
sK Davidson vas IN Fulton
aiay
RA Tyler vas IN Memphis
.i ss,s
.-,elunch on shor, notice at the
El, Ca'e.
m. Herman Gordon. Of Cleve-
OHIO. sas 10 town, Friday.
vn lrer, Paris is homo from a
i .,,nr,,s.i 9TH Paducah relatives.
yu Osborne and wife, Of Upton
sefs Hickman visitors last
stfi
ca Kennedy. Of Wingo. vas
4 ,.r iA.i seek ths guest Of hia son.
1 AEtef
Va Garrett. Of Union City. has
asl ap.s.tion 9Th The Hickman
/ ipo,y Co.
f.. shav. OF Mayheld. arrived /
1 V,la,alI i6 visit his mother. Mrs.
B stas
| Wa l,4 Adams left Monday for
hsrutln Humboldt. and other
a-n BOZ Tennessee.
Dr. Hy.as and vife. OF Paducah.
vf, ,as guests OF M. and Mrs. K
Il lasf. ih.i week.
Nu S 70 Marshall and Mrs.
'1 Alien. oi Nashville, are visiting
Nn 70 Hubbard.
j Mac Moore. formerly telephone
-sagsf % th.s city, Is nov located
Mater valley. hist.
WE. Hal and vife. Of Fulton.
arrived boz ,he city Wednesday, 20
at Nu S ~ Hubbard
Tas U1ler,aker at the Farm.
.ui Hardware Co.. oil answer your
a.l PruuP,.y. day Or night.
Sc, ihs elovn. fai nan and have
YER .1rln- told a. the circus next
Wednesday evening near the K. X.
Nsiuu Kenneth, Robert and
L-1 Jvruou. II Nashville. are
rltng their brother. Jas. B. Hous-
r
L1cs az your money and then our
eil1f and you will readily en-
tllg, 40 the prices ve are max
rf ba.uer q Dodds.
W,rsffst that On account Of the
r,r1e- condition this week, as our
ra-tl v.li see. ve are unable 10
az space 20 the A. S. OF +. column.
Misses Dora Smith and Imogene
Aoor returned Sunday from Knox-
n.'. Tenn, where they have been
.''rnilg ihe summer School OF the
slh
nos Dillon. Dr.. has been ap-
.o1ird mafahal by the council 70
i .-i ihe uneHpire q term OF g. /.
.Aipenief shcse resignation takes
GEL, August Il
4ls Young Ladies d the Baptist
.a-fca oil serve Toe Cream and
..Ale Friday evening from Sir 10 )
.m O'Clock al the residence Of /. {
l.la'n. Every body invited.
Eu. a. 7. Henry returned TO her
ns 10 Nev Madrid. No. Satur.
az after a short visit With her ]
iienii here. Her brother George 4
.'''ei, aocompanied her home.
G l. Walker entertained the !
-0' men and tormen OF the Mengel I
"a y mpany al his home Thursday {
''a'ag. A supper designed espe-
.''.y iof this occasion vas served ,
'ls usual hour. together With soft J
mas There we've about twenty
= guests present, all Of whom say
'is '' nothing small about Walker
l'A ' comes to entertaining folks.
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John Meacham returned Sunday
from a visit to his parents at Scooba
Miss. He also visited his friend
Clarence Corum, at Meridian, Miss.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT Three room house
uiih hall and porch. 50 a month.
Apply Courier Office.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19
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Try the courisr's Want Column.
Leonard Reeves vas In Fulton
Sunday
Nose Barkei, was in Cairo. Wed.
nesday.
Sunday.
R. II. Joyner, Of Union City. was
here Saturday.
A. Mcdaniel returned 10 Hick.
man, Wednesday.
Bofn-io Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Choale, this week, a boy
Big barbecue and bran dance a
porena. Thursday. July 2Sih.
b. Cor and family returned Tues
day from a visis In Ripley. Tenn.
Or. Horace Luien and family. Of
Fulton, visited Mrs. Randle sunday
The tan books have been copied
and are Ia the hands OF the Sheriff.
Mrs. Harry Ellison and son War.
rem vent 10 Grayaon Springs. Non.
day.
Some repairs are being made On
the Bayou de Cheia bridge above
town
Jas. Seat has returned from Hot
Springs, where he vent for bis
health.
Mas Sallie Reed vas here from
Union City, Sunday, the guest Of
friends.
Miss Adrian Bfevafd, Of Union
City, is the guest Of Mis- Marie
brcvard
Farmers headquafiers for nice
thon-order lunches and fruit al
Grigsbys.
Phone number 81 for n. {.
Barrett the undertaken. Night phone
number i6f.
Our clothing is higher-toned IN an /
bot price. See our show windows.
-Balifer q Dodds.
Mrs. T. A. Holoombe Of Green. /
vile Mias.. is visiting the al home /
OF {. A. Holoombe.
Ii you want 10 make your wife
happy just lea Shaw & Beitersworth
al that bill Of groceries.
Giles Bond. Of Chattanooga. is
here this seek. looking after the In
tsfeais Of the Richmond & Bond OIL
Co.
Misses Dora Cavitt and Cecile
Barnes have been spening a week or
more with friends al East Prairie.
No.
We are ever ouidoing the perfec-
ton Of ,siefday's clothing and ve
are also clipping the price Bal,fer &
Dodds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Moss and
daughter. OF Union City. are guests
Of Mr. Moss alni. Mrs. Val Car
pen,er.
H. C. Barrett the undertaken Is
si,h the Farmers Hardware Com
pany Incorporated. the house Of
quality.
Christian EndeavoF will meet next
Sunday evening at the Presbyterian
church. Mr.. Clyde Wilson will
cad the meeting.
Don't fail 10 attend the circus
lext Wednesday evening near the
K. K. See the Wild animals and
drink red lemonade.
Mrs. R. 1. Bradley and son lef,
Wednesday for Chicago, TO visit her
brother. She vas accompanied 10
Cairo by her husband.
You have never been offered such
bargains In Mems. Boys and Chill
iFen's clothing as you will find at
Balizer & Dodd's for so days only.
Johnnie and Emuel HunEiker are
With the Union City band this week
At the annual encamPmeni Of the
Tennessee State Guard at Waverly,
Tenn.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

WANTED Few colored men for
laborers in foundry. No trouble
good wages, steady work for COM
psient men. Plenty OF colored
people here. Colored schools and
churches; good town to live in. APP
ply TO Mt. Vernon Car Mig. Co
Nj. Vernon, III. o.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

FOR SALE-SiH months old full
blood red Durham Bull will sell
right. Party must pay cash. a
good opportunity for someone. For
particulars see II Lamasius or ask
al the Courier Office. 8.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

Look for the Courier Realty Co.'S.
proposition in this issue. 1t will
interest you.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-07-19

FOR SALE cHEAP-A fine piano.
must be sold quick for cash. Has a
very sweet tone and beautiful finish
This is an exceptional opportunity
10 have a good instrument In your
home. Inquire at Courier Office S2tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
NEGRO COMMITS
HORRIBLE CRIME
Robert Belmont Fires Two Loads
Of Shot in His Wifc's
Body.
-
WOMAN FEARFULLY MANGLED
Man Flecs Pursued by Posse
With Pack Of Blood
hounds.
Especial to The rlmes.pispa,ch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
SUFFOLK. VA. March ga particu-
larly atrocous crime was committed In
the southern suburbs Of Suffolk about
noon to-day, when Robert Belmont, A
negro OF some means, empticd two charges
OF gunshot into the person OF his wife.
The right arm was almost severed frQIu
the body by the first shot. and the second
tore away the left side Of the face. in
Guiding the nose and one eye. The woman
was taken to Llkev!ew Sanitarium, where
she still lives, with one chance in nifty
of recovery. The shooting was caused By
Jealousy.
Having been treated cruelty by Belmont,
the wife had gone to live with her mother.
To-day Belmont approached the home ~
his mother-in-l aw with n double barrele0
shotgun concealed beneath his overcoat.
The doors were fastened against him. but
he broke down the doors and entered
After upbraidng his wife for her waning
affection, and entreating her In vain to
return, he drew his gun and fired. With
an arm dangling by her side. the woman
rushed upstairs, but was shot down be-
fore she reached the top. Belmont cooliy
| reloaded his gun and made for the woods.
| Hundreds OF people soon gathered, ana
!, as quickly as possible bloodhounds were
| put on the trail. Officers and large
posse Joined in the chase, but Belmor,
is yet at large.
Belmont is from Edenton, N. c. His
wife Is much his Junior.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
the same sentiment. and explained that
AZ had not meant to address the SEN
ator from Tennessee personally in hia
spitictefn
PROTEST AGAINST
RUSSIAN CRUELTY
Citations Are Made of Atrocities
practiced Against the
Peasantry.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 3.--1n
connection with the establishment OF
Immigrant stations at Galveston. New
Orleans and Charleston; MIR. Hennel
of New York. presented if the House
to-day petition signed by distin-
guished list of American citizens, calf
ing upon the Congress Of the United
states to protest against perverted
use of government functions of which
the Russian people are the victims
The protest cites list of atrocities
asserted to be practiced by the Rus
sian government In its prolonged war
fare HEainst its own people
The arrangement of the Russian gov
eminent is as foaows:
1. Thousands of men and women are
dragged from their homes solely at
tho discretion or pleasure of local mill
itary or police authorities; placed In
remote settlements of semi savages
close TO and within the polar circle
here the most loathsome diseases are
chronically epidemic.
2. Hospitals ere deliberately fired
upon by the regular troops without re-
buke.
s. The Red Cross is not respected
and the wounded are frequently
slaughtered or thrown into the sea OF
buried alive with the dead
4. Women, children, aged and de.
crepit men are MANNED and killed by
sword slashings, torn by bayonet ant
trampled under hoofs of horses.
rs s. Girls and young women inhahi.
tants of districts under military pro.
lection" are repeatedly given over tt
violation by officers as we'll as ordinar,
soldiers. 4.
6. Tortures are applied to prisoners
within fortresses and prison to elicl
information.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
1900 POLICE
RAID 7NlH|l|sTs
Find Twelve Internal Machines,
Hand Grenades, Rifles, Pyroxi-
lin and Dynamite.
BOMB THROWN FROM WINDOW
In Polytechnic Institute Were
Several Wagonloads of Procla-
nations for Distribution.
BOMB THROWN FROM WINDOW

SIT, PETERSBURG. March "A body
OF 1900 picked policemen from every
quarter Of the city surrounded the
Polytechnic Institute at Z o'clock this
morning, and was engaged Until 2
o'clock this afternoon In search OF
three blocks Of student quarters, in tho
course OF which twelve internal ma
chimes. a score of pyroxylln hand grcn-
ades, a quantity Of repeating rifles, 200
pounds OF pyroxilin and 400 pounds of
dynamite were seized.
The descent Upon the Polytechnic In
stitute, which long had been suspected
to be most of social revolutionists,
was due to information received that
a series Of outrages on important per-
sonages had been planned for March
The besieging force. was prepared
for all eventualities. being armed with
loadeH rifles and wearing cuirrasses ana
helmets. Two police captains were III
On the arrival OF the force in the
yard a bomb was thrown from an upper
window, but did not explode: Led
by Prince Andrew Gaga rdr.r director essot
through all OF the 1000 rooms OF the
immense dormitory and seized. besides
the arms and ammunition, several wa
Eon-loads OF proclamations, and thou
sands Of copies OF the new organ OF
the Revolutionary party for circulation
Among those arrested were two mem
hers OF Parliament from Ufa. who had
remained overnight IN the buildings af-
lists. Thev were released when they
were identified.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
REVIEW OF CONGRESS
Spent More Money Than Any Previous Congess-Ap-
propnations Exceeded Billion
Dollars @

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 3.-Morc
money has been appropriated during the
short session of the Fifty ninth Congress,
which passes into history Mt noon to-
morrow, than during any previous ses :.
sion. The ;Hslount, as near as can be
estimated approx.mates q billion dollars.
Two big battleships were authorized
for the navy, and the Artillery Corp Of
the army was recognized and enlarged.
"A general service pension was granted 10
veterans Of the Mexican and Civil Wars,
and like provision was made for arrry
nurses. For river and harbor improve
ments the appropriation aggregated SS3, :
100000.
Increased salaries were given to Cabi-
net officers, the Vice-President and
SenatorA the Speaker of the House of
Representatives and its members, am
bassadors, ministers and consuls, to
post office clerks and letter-carriers.
The public made more inquiries for
information from the document room OF
Congress regarding the shp-subsidy bill
the currency measure and the bill regu-
lating the hours of railway employees
than any other pending legislation. Ship,
subsidy died hard In the last hours. The
other two measures became laws as the
session closed.
The immigration bill, one OF the meas
ures brought over from the long seS.
sion, was completed. under the spur o.
the President. that he nigh. meet ths
California Japanese situation by giVtnf
the administration control Of coolie I'M
portation through passports. The oil
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further restricts tie admission OF aliens
to the country.
A bill was passed Cor tie establishment
OF an agricultural bank IN the Philippine
Islands.
The free alcohol law of last session
was modified that farmers may dlstill the
waste products Of the farm, to be dena.
ltured and used in the arts and sciences
The right of appeal in criminal cases
was granted the government, meas
ure intended to strengthen the anti
trust LEGISLATION by affording n means
whereby the Supreme Court may pass
upon the constitutlonality and COM
struction of such laws
An Investigation was authorized re.
garding the condition of women and
child workers.
Tho Interstate Commerce Commits
sion was authorized to ascertain IL the
express companies Of the country are
evading the railroad rate law of lasl
session by buying, selling and handlinl
on consignment fruit. vegetables ant
oysters. @
Reed Smoot was retained by the Sen.
ate as a Senator from Utah, ending q
| four years controversy.
The Senate ratified 9. treaty witt
| sante Domingo and also the Algecira
| treaty.
! The President was authorized to use
4 his good Offices to prevent atrocities II
| the Congo.
Tho Senate also launched an exhaus
! tive investigation OF the Brownsville
! ARRAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
RAILWAY BILL
FINALLY SETTLED
Operators and Dispatches Not
Allowed to Remain on Duty
Longer Than Nine Hours.

WASHINGTON, March s.-Conferees
on the part of the Senate and House
tonight reported an agreement on the
bill limiting the hours of labor for rail
way employees, the position affecting
telegraph operators being as follows.
That no operator, train dispatcher
or other employee who by the use OF
the telegraph or tho telephone dis
patches. reports, transmits. receives Oh.
delivers orders pertaining to or affect
ing train movements shall be required
or permitted to be or remain on duty
for longer period than nine hours
in any twenty four hour period in all
towers. offices places and stations con-
tinuously operated night and day. nor
for a longer period than thirteen hours
1T all towers offices. places and sta
tions operated only during the day
tfme. except In case of emergency,
when the employees named in this pro-
vision may be permitted to be and
remain on duty for four additional
hours In the twenty faur-hour period
or not exceeding three consecutive
days in any week.
Provided. further. the Interstate
Commerce Commission may, after {.
full hearing In a particular case, ant
for good cause shown, extend the
period within which common carrier
shall comply with the provisions OF
this proviso as to such case.
Then was displayed lack of har.
! mony on the part of the Democrats
Niessrs. Richardson of Alabama, ant
1aartlett, of Georgia, insisting that TIL,
conferees had not performed their ful
duty in permitting the proyiso to bt
written in the bill, while Representa-
tives Williams. of Mississippi, and Clark
of Missouri. were unit in believing
fhp measure was iofiritely bettor TIM