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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-16
Surface Will be Shallaced
and Polished to Give
off Brilliant Light.
OTHER MINE EXHIBITS
Exposition Will Draw Capital to Sec
tons in Southern States
Now Undeveloped.

one OF the many attractions that
await the twelve young ladies who will
make THE LAKE COUNTY TINES free
trip to jamestown after the close Of
the contest now on. will be the Palace
OF Coal. 1t will be in vivid contrast
with the red and white colonial archi-
lecture Of the exposition and will be
built of Jet black coal.
In order to prevent any possibility of
the materials of this edifice giving off
constant black dust the coal will he
sheIlaced and polished so as to give
back brilliant reflection from each
ray of light which strikes its surface
The hard anthracite coal will be used
for the pillars of this building and AL
ready miners are busy working in the
mines cutting out columns to supnort
the weight of the roof. Coal cut verti-
cally Will bear great strain and for
building purposes is as strong as
granite The materials used will be
largely native products of Virginia and
OF these there are a great variety
Therefore the coal used in the Coal
Palace will not only range from the
soft bituminous coal to that almost as
hard as iron, but will also have a great
variety of colors
Other Mine Exhibits.
Many Of the Virginia coal mines have
coal veins ranging from fourteen to
sixteen feet in thickness and from these
will be cut the supporting pillars Of
the Coal Palace. A great coal exhibit
Is peculiarly appropriate at the James,
town Ter Centennial exposition. as
Norfolk, nearby, is the metropolis of
the southern coal exporting region.
Although the exposition is national in
It's scope and Importance. one will
naturally expect. on account Of its To-
cation at Norfolk. Va, to find the min
eral resources of the southern states
very fully exhibited This is as If
should be, and it will tend in the end
to call the attention of capital to the
enormous deposits of minerals and ores
that are practically undeveloped
throughout sections of the southern
states.
There are certain minerals that are
being mined at the present time in the
different southern states which are well
known and are being mined on \
large scale. There are also certain
minerals that are found in larger
quantity and mined more extensively
In the southern states than in anv
other part of this country.
jamestown Expeditions Briefs.
Official name: Jamestown Ter-Cen-
tennial exposition.
Character; Military. naval. marine.
industrial and historic exhibition.
Nature: State, national. and inter-
national historic celebration.
Purpose: Commemoration of the first
permanent settlement of English speak
ing people in America.
Opening date: The hour of noon,
April 90, 1907.
Closing date: The hour of midnight.
November 80, 1907
To be opened by the president of the
United States.
Distance from exposition grounds:
Norfolk city limits. five miles: Fortress
Monroe. four miles; Old Point Comfort.
three and a half miles Newport News.
five miles; Portsmouth. eight miles;
Ocean View, three miles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-16
HANLY DEF|ES
RESTRAINING ORDERS;
TROOPS NEXT
Governor Hanlys Representative Refuses to BE Baked
By Process of Law-Attorney General BINGHAM
and Chief of Police Rimbach Issue Statements.
Special To The Lake County Times


indianapolis Ind, April 16-Owing to the news from
hammond to the effect that the chief of police had re-
FUSED to make arrests this afternoon Dearborn Park
rederlck Gemmer secretary to Governor Hany said this
Ienoon tnat ne would take the matter up with the Gov
ernor who still very sick and would advise calling out the
state militia to suppress the gambling
t has been reported to the governor that Chief Rim
ndcn C hammond laid down after restraining order had
been issued by the court to prevent him from interfering
with the operations at Dearborn Park
Chief of Police Rimbach issued a sipned statment this
afternoon in which he had the following to say regarding
the above telegram.
Il was authorized by Governor HanIy to take action
against the pool room at CLARK Station did everything
IN my power to put end to gambling at this resort ar
rested the rngeades and secured evidence against them
When my men were enoned by the interfering
with the pool room there nothing for them to do but
quit Ii the governor thinks that laying down on this
ne has been msnformed as soon as the in
uncton has been dissolved will be ready go ahead and
obey his orders.' W
Judge Tuth superior court issued restraining orders
e, T9ngn Bnpsm Cy city today % o against GGvOar Hn Attorney General
and all others concerned from farther interfering Dearborn
under instructions from Hanly ''''' p'''''
The IL injunction % was brought for Ernest Fh
counter IN the pool room and who complains that his
Of the local police force Shine went to Dearborn Park
thus morning in good faith the Rmbac
torny General Bingham in the matter who
accompanied the police this morning The writ Of
injunction grounds Dearborn Park See and Shine
after which they both returned Hammond Before
they had however confscad paraphernaa made it i'm
possible to resume operations this afternoon.
The Wabash trains went out usual this afternoon had
on announced at the yesterday the raid
mad been Repairs huredy made were
all over everything running
Attorney General Bingham wa. interviewed mi. ,,. - - -
ans the
he
II have been authorized by the
is lone.
about the I
me measur
with which Chief Rim
had handled
lie me-
~ Rsarans the served
go right % ahead in m
this line
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
Wanted Cross Ties.

Wanted-One million or more
cross ties 10 be delivered on river
bank. Will take ties made from red
oak. ash. elm, beech, gum, syca-
more and maple 6Is, 5 Il. long
price IS cts. per tie. White oak
6Es. 8 q. long. price IS cts. per tie
Specihcations-All ties must be full
up o inches thick and 8 inches wide,
With two hevn faces, but poles car
be 10 inches vide without hewing
two edges. but all bark must be re-
moved.
In white oak ties they must be I
inch face on each side but no restric'
ton TO over-vidth.
In length they must be exactly :
n. or not over / inch longer, or
inch shorter.
They must be cross-piled in gooS
square and even piles. VIII insPeo
on FIRST and third Fridays Of eael
month.
]. F. & S. L. DoDDs Co., i2tf
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
Will Be Tried This Month.

A suit in the nature OF a test case
has been fled with the Henry Circuit
Clerk a. New Castle by the Henry
C~'nty bod Of Control Of the Bur
icy s tobacco &c SSS,,,.i.sty. a branch Of the
P Robertson. an indlss against Robert R,'l:I
Robert Brauner, tobas sro,v.,
OF Pleasurville.
The petition alleges that att
Brauner had pledged bis 5000
pounds Of tobacco TO the Society OF
Equity he entered into conspiracy
with Robertson. the independent buy
er, Whereby Robertson took over
from BrauneE all the tobacco that
Brauner had pledged TO the Society
Of Equity. The petition further al
leges that the two men planned to
gether 10 injure the business Of th'
society, which business is conducted
in behalf OF tobacco-grovers o
Henry county and the State Of Ken
lucky and that the Society Of Equit!
is still ready and willing TO receiv
the tobacco from Baruner, but tina
he still refuses 10 deliver the same.
The pleading is lengthy eoverinI
about ten pages. and sets out tn
plans and purposes Of the Henri.
country Board OF Control OF the Bur
ley Tobacco Society as we'll as It
afiliation with the American Society
OF Equity. II is thought that thl
issues will be made and the case vii
be ready for trial when court con
venes next month. The OUTCOME
will be eagerly watched by tobacco
buyers and sellers throughout th
/ State.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
The Kid Band.

The kid band. Of Hickman. Full
ton County, KY. is perhaps one OF
the most unique in America. About
four years ago Mr.. A. J. Hunziker
conceived the idea Of promoting a
band recruited from youths Of that
town, and after the most careful pre-
paration on the part Of Mr.. Hun
ziker. this band has developed into
decidedly creditable organization.
Il was a very difficult matter to Sc
cure sufficient interest IN same, and
Mr.. Hunzikef's work was certainly
valuable. when ons considers the un-
usual success Of the band at this
period. Many have contributed to
their support and a large hall has
been rented, fitted up with electric
lights. a club room with desks, easy
chairs, piano, ETC., and an inventory
at the present time shows the band
property 10 be worth almost 81, 900.
including instruments. uniforms, etc.
We could mention a great many
bands made up Of ''groVn ups
that are not worth $50. SO much
for the public spirited enthusiasm
and common sense Of one prominent
citizen.
The above IL clipped from the
Metronome. a trades ournal. print
ed in New York. II isa condensed
form Of an article which appeared
in the Courier not a great while ago.
There is food for thought in the
clipping. condensed as il is. We
should consider whether We appre-
ciate ths Band as We should. A
great many towns would be delight
ed in the possession Of such a band,
and We should give them as much
encouragement and support as pos
sible.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
Affects Catholics.

A special from Rome says
Within "a ieE days an extraordinary
sensational AID revolutionary Law
interesting an Catholic clergYmen
and iaymcn Boz he United States
affecting directly an Catholics in
America will be promulgated by the
Vatican authorities.
Until nov the church lav has
been that American Catholics can
contract marriage validly, although
.lliciily by going before a Iu,ice or
even before a Protestant minister.
when duly licensed by the civil au-
thorities bot under the nev lav all
these marriages will be regarded as
null and void among Catholics.
The new Law ghich Is contained
IN a decree Of the congregation OF
the council. drafted by the special
request OF his Holiness Pope Piu'
TX, ordaIns that from next kasteI
no marriages among Catholics shall
be valid unless they are contracted
before duly ordained priest in th'
presence OF two Witnesses.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
HICKMAN FULTON COUNTY KENTUCKY FRIDAY
The District Convention.

Some confusion Is likely 10 arise
10 Fulton county as 10 the dates OF
the Legislative precinct conventions
and the district convention at Hick-
man by reason Of the fact that the
Fulton county papers have moved
the dates forward a week. On the
first page Of the Gazette today We
publish the official call. The pre-.
cinct convention will be held Salur.
day, Sept 2 and the District con-
vcniion on Wednesday. Sept n.
Democrats should net be misled by
any false report concerning a change
IN these dates. for no change would
be legal and binding unless made by
the entire committee let the Demo.
Gratis Of Hickman county meet IN
their precincts on Saturday. Sep, Z,
without fail and select delegates Who
uill 90 90 Hickman GA the following
Wednesday Fulton county Demo
Gratis should DO Likewise - Clinton
Gazette.
To please your lofdship. the pa
pers OF Fulton Country Dad not
move the dates up a week Il vas
upon authority OF the Secretary Of
the Committee that The dates we're
printed thus. be thinking when he
authorized the papers 20 print them
that ~aY that consent ct the entire
Committee could be gained 10 change
the dates, bot this not being possible
the change vas not made, and cor
reciion vas made Ia last weeks pa
pers 10 this effect. The reason the
committee wanted the date moved
up vas because az the lawyers,
Jurors. Witnesses aud others, aggfe-
eating possible a hundred men,
would be- at Fulton, az that time. and
q vas thought b would be more con
venicnt 90 the masses 20 have Il
moved up Bot the Gazette is print
ed on Tuesday and Is the only man
who would not agree Tor the dates 10
be changed. Hence the convenience
q a hundred men must be sacrificed
% suit the convenience Of the
Gazette.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
Memorial to Major Thomas

Nashville, Tenn. Aug. 2i.-M,
J. c. Wrenne, Of the Nashville. Chat.
tanooga and St. Louis railway. has
returned from New Yorx City. where
he and President Thomas went TO in
spec, the model for the memorial TO
be erected by men OF the road TO the
late Maj. J. w. Thomas, former
president Of the system. The model,
made by Miss Enid Yandell. Of
Louisville. was accepted. The cast
Ing will take about ten weeks and The
memorial will be unveiled about
Nov. LIST.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

John Sharp Williams, the Demo
cratic leader in Congress is TO take
his FIRST vacation in IL years. He
will not ask for reelection from his
district although he could complete
two terms in Congress before the
beginning OF his senatorial term.
The question OF Mr.. Williams sue
cessor as Democratic leader is being
discussed. Ollie M. James, the con-
gresham fiom the FIRST Kentucky
district is being spoken Of. Mr..
lanes has been one OF the main sup
ports OF Mr.. Williams in debate and
parliamentary tactics. He is very
popular and the Republicans have
very few men who can cope With
him.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

The Fulton Leader says that there
seems to be a mania among children
these days 10 run away from home
Recently a number Of young girls
have either left their homes and run
away, or we're caught in the act oil
leaving. Perhaps the youngsters
don't like the town. Perhaps il
would be we'll to see II something is
not wrong with the town, and
remedy defects to suit the adven.
turous female inhabitants.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

Cotton & Adams this week receiv-
ed a notice that they had been award
ed the contract for the plumbing for
seven houses belonging to the Chica-
90 Mil & Lumber Co., at Blythe
Vile, Ark. There being several
bidders for the contract, the fact
that the contract was awarded to
this firm speaks we'll for their prices.
Il is needless TO say that the work
will be satisfactory.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
she Pound Relief.

10 you arr troubled with liver complaint
aud have not received help read this. Mr..
MARI 3. Hammond, Moody. Texas. n was
ia poor hoaith-with liver trouble over
year. Doctors did me NO Eood aud ! trie a
Hertdne. and thrse bottles cured me.
cant say too much for Herhine. a. u l. -
wonderful liver medicine. ! always have ~
ga the house. Publish Nhere you uish. sold
uy Uowsids prus store. Inc. A Helm a
EllIaou.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
IfIt,.n It.putation

you arr after. whites cream Ncrmifuse
has world widc reputation ~ thc b.st oi
All worm destroyers. aud for ~ tonic Ia
nu.ncs ON weak aud unthrifty children. II
improves their digestion and assimilation
~ their fupd. strengthens Their nervous -
tenn and restores them 10 health anu Nis"i
natural 10 a child. you want a healthy
happy child go bottle Of Nhitos NrcHi''
Nermifugo. sold b. oowsiilf DRUG stor"
Inc. A Helm a Ellison.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

The Courier Realty Company
wants 20 rent your house for you.
During the last two weeks We have
had more calls for houses that We
can 6ll. SO II you van, TO get some
money on that vacant house see us.
II We DO not rent II Il costs you
nothing
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

b. uufih r. tsiuud ~ cure. There Hrs many
is.nr aurrrrrs. Uunsumutifrs sho arc hope
ifss nf rrftins sfilrahn. n they bal taseu
care af thrmr.ltes. auuid noe b. sell A
cough is COO Foundation 90 Consumption.
usllaris iiorsnunnd syrup utl cur, Shat
cuash. MuI r. uroai Faiis Muutaua.
snfrs. 20 have usel Ballard Horehouud
sfuru in mf famiJ fnf years-my children
usfrr suffer uItn ruushs Sold hT Cow
FIIl.r urur store. lnra a Helm a Ellison.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

Trial Catarrh treatments are being
mailed out free, on request, DR..
Shoop, Racine, Wis. These tests
are proving to the people-without
a penny's oost-the great value OF
this scientific prescription known 10
druggists everywhere as DR.. Shops
Catarrh Remedy. Sold by all deal
erS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

Mr.. Lee Atwell left Sunday for
Bowling Green. KY. to attend the
State Normal School. He is taking
a full literary course.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06
Tgssk.s History or
"HIGGIaI'S 400

H.H M."IN ~
a Union City
H.. Pearl Roberts vas On Union
i yally Afternoon
Johnson and son, Mckay,
Ho.ov Rock Sunday.
IT, Johnson preached tvo
Union City sunday
Fsrs. of Tipionville, Vas
.ay co. route 10 Union City.
Prs.l. OF Warren. ARK
Monday foo a visit viih bis
Della Burke is az home from
.natso 0r three weeks
SALE one tao horse log
good condition r. I.
i3
Lab. Reeves. II Memphis.
-toI Eugene Beiiersvorih
-r
Freshest lac OF groceries iu
arts found az Shav & Bet
lt
sham. oi Union City,
,. visiting iiisnls and fela-
Hickman
ar H-r-ftsorth. OF Jackson,
ufruuI home after a VISIT
raUesl here
fstE CWhT One Empire
Eaat luu used bot little
a Mcdaniel IS
ra vart to make your wife
rl-l Shau q Bciicfuvofth
t4 q groceries
hlir. the candy drummer,
rrl Gays With h.s mother
hickman. Ibis week
Hial.I and Hugh "a Cur
s. Saturday, night from a
rrF So Louis and other
NlF-s Niyi0r entertained
%. s-f Trends last Friday
Do .rlfa th- Misses John
Nl.Ut
l.rr ana viie and Miss
.erur returned last week
uE '. trends and relatives
aF.-.l ifk
a.ra Customer Who wants
a.rrf n good condition.
" -fealrFe town properly
..aerrHee
Jessie Reeves returned % her
N.rFhs Saturday night
Wi v,a her cousin. Mrs..
Htuv1rih.
ktNI-Tvo rooms over
Clinton street Rooms are
".f.a, Tor S. per month.
az .o-rrr Once.
B b Harris. Of Tip,onville,
ta tsfr saturday She left
Stacker lee Saturday night
H u -arsicr. lbs.
BOZ Wtsre2 What2 When
hst'ersvorth's. Hickman.
H .ne q groceries ever
20 'ssn. All the time.
~-uer is reliably informed
members Of Hickman
aie '1 be- married soon. We
liberty to mention names
s 3 7. Stair and Cecil
'l Monday afternoon foi
H'eea. where they will at.
Bowling Green Norma.
laui Brooks. Of Colum.
Carrie Walker and Roberta
4"' Of Union City, have beer
'' o. Miss Lily Hubbard
9ALE.-Real estate al
between Tom Plummer ant
~aol'ei 3 acres south OF Bol
10 acres, my home place
Naah only.-Ihos
i2tf
s"-Es- We have listed 70.
arm of 40 acres, 1--WE mile.
o0 acres in cultivation
q and ,enan; house tire,
Prng, barn and 1ut houses
800 GOOD bargain. $500
"a, Courier Office.
-1! Mrs. James Townsend
~ Allie Townsend, Of Hick
'r were guests Of Mr.. an,
." Townsend In this cit,
o' days this week. The
y, -''' 'aasorably impressed Wit
East Prairie Faeie
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

The Australian premiers confer
ence resolved that equal trade con-
ditions should prevail for all nation
alities throughout the Pacific. and
that British and foreign regulations
disabling Australian traders should
be annulled.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

The interesting little Cuban pro-
tege OF the late Mrs. Rosa Adams.
leaves this week for Jackson, Tenn.
to enter the Southwestern Baptist
University to complete her studies.
under the instruction Of the noted
DR.. Savage.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

Gasoline at the Courier Office.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

The Steamer Sadie Lee, Of the
Lee Line Steamers. will be placed m
the Cairo-Memphis trade on Sep
TENDER IL. This will be quite
convenience to our local merchants
IS they can receive their goods Fri
day night in time for Saturdays
trade.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

Mrs. Julia F. Hamletit. willow OF
Henry Hamlett the late sheriff Of
Hickman County, was married last
week. at Fulton to J. +. Butler, a
prosperous farmer who lives east Of
Fulton.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

Say Mr.. Merch.
what Hickman needs 10 y". AnoN
think that il would be verSOh you
lent TO have good hitch racks ftsseh-
farmer friendsi We do. We hH
a farmer tell US last week that he
would be willing TO 90 into a con-
tract to stay away from Hickman If
they did not fix hitch racks fcr their
convenience. We suspect something
had better be done.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-06

. A Pittsburg man talked himself 10
nh. No woman has ever done
SO =, Although We have heard
a. d.,,b e they have talked men
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-20

WASHINGTON, Dee l9.--The word
liar was twice used in anger on the
floor Of the house today, the first occa-
sion being when Representative Gaines.
Of Tennessee, denounced local paper
for printing statement regarding his
alleged interest in the deficiency appro-
priation, for seeds for free distribution;
and the second and more serious occa-
sion was when DE Almond, of Missouri,
applied the eipthet to Williams. Of Mis-
sissippi, the minority leader. the two
men engaging in a tistic encounter,
which only ended when they were
forcibly separated. The trouble arose
over misunderstanding regarding the
versation of a week ago about some
committee appointments, De Almond in
sisting he had not made any specific
recommendations but had only asked
that Representative Booker. Of Missouri.
and one or two other Democrats, from
that State, be considered according to
their special fitness. Williams maintain
ed otherwise and the anger Of the two
men increased until they came to blows.
During the two hours and twenty
minutes session Of the House it got
down to actual work and transacted
considerable business. All that had re-
mained to make this possible was the
Of committee appoint
ments made by the Speaker today.
Several Of the chairmen became alert.
with regard to their rights, and forced
the reference to the committee Of sew
eral propositions on which immediate ae-
tion was desired This was not accom-
plished however without more or less
debate which at times grew warm. The
first money appropriated BY the present
Congress was awarded today.
The amount was $4,000, and it is to
be used in supply of the seed deficiency
caused by the destruction by fire of the
government seed warehouse in this city.
The House viii meet again on Satur-
lay, on which day adjournment for the
Christmas holidays will be taken.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-20
Mine Owners of GoIdfieId viii
Hear Hilton.
N0 COMPROMISE TO Be MADE
Looking to the Abandonment of the
Position Taken by the Mineowners'
Association That Amy Miner Who Goes
to Work Must Renounce the Union.

G0LDFIELD, Dec. l9.-The mineown.
ers of Goldfeld will listen to the propo-
sition of Attorney o. N. Hilton. of Den
yer, acting for the Western Federation
Of Miners, has presented, though there
is small probability any compromise
can be made at this late day. What the
proposition is, which Hilton has to
offer, has not been revealed, but the
mineowners are emphatic in their state
ment that no compromise, looking to
the abandonment of the position taken
by them, that any miner who goes to
work must renounce the Western Fed
Grafton, will be accepted. Hilton has
stated he is authorized to make import
ant concessions, even to the removal Of
some of the members OF the
Federation, who may be considered
as agitators, from the camps. The mines
are working with about the same mum
Der Of men as were at work yesterday.
No considerable number of men, to
break the strike, have been brought in
as yet General Funston left for San
Francisco today.