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BIG DEAL OF
THE YEAR
Continued from page1.)

and management.
The Cannon furniture and under
taking establishment has for many
years Esen one of the leading busi-
ness &C csri;s of this section of the
state. thaIc being no larger retail
furniture houses on the western
slope.
On the first of January. Mr.. Can
non, for many years a leading fruit
grower, purchased the business from
A. L. Gourley who organized the
Gourley Furniture & Undertaking
Company eight or more years ago,
but VINO a few months ago found it
necessary on account of his health
to retire from the mercantile busi-
ness. Owing to the i'll health of
Mrs. Cannon, Mr.. Cannon has decid-
ed to retire from business and take
long period. Mr.. Cannon retains
no interest in the business.
Fleming & Lamb will take charge
of the Cannon stores on March l..
For the present at least the Cannon
ton and the Fleming & Lamb store
at its present location.
The new undertaking firm will be
dertaking Company, and the men,
bers of the firm will be j. Samuel
Gourley and Mrs. H. G.. Pearson. Mr..
Gourley has had charge of the un-
dertaking department of the Cannon
store and prior to Mr.. Cannon's pur-
chase of the business he was in COM
plete charge of the Gourley under
taking department for several years.
He Is an undertaken of the highest
ability and most successful funeral
director. He has had wide expert
ence and his work has never failed
to give satisfaction. He has been a
licensed embalmer for several years.
Mrs. Pearson has had experience
in undertaking work for nearly 20
years and has been a licensed en-
, balmer for a number of years. She
has had much experience and has
done considerable work in the pro-
fession since coming to Grand juno
ton. She is a thoroughly competent
embalmer and has always proven to
be conscientious in her work. Mrs.
Pearson will give special attention
to the care of the cases of children
and women. where the services of a
lady undertaken are most desirable.
The undertaking rooms on Fifth
street, already well equipped, will be
made strictly modern in every par
ticular and will compare with any
undertaking establishment in the
state. A beautiful private funeral
chapel will be arranged. An order
has been placed for one of the finest
funeral cars ever seen in this sec
ton.
The firm of Fleming & Lamb will
not engage in the undertaking busi-
ness. There is NO question but what
the flrm of Fleming & Lamb. with its
enlarged business. will continue to
grow and prosper.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-28

To Whom 1t May Concern:-
Notice is hereby given that sewer
bonds of the City of Grand junction,
Colorado, will be paid on presenta-
ton at my ONCE in the city of Grand
Junction, Colo. as follows:
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1.
Bond Number 80. $500.0 90
SEWER DISTRICT NO. ..
Bond Number 48. -. II ,00o. 90
Interest on the above bonds will
cease 80 days from this date.
Grand Junction. Colorado. Febru-
ary 11th, 1908.
LEON J. CHAPMAN.
City Treasurer.
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Especial to The sentinel.l

(opecldi " lHc oShI'uei.J
Denver, Feb. 2S.-Governor Buch-
tel yesterday granted requisition pa
pers in honor of the governor of
Wyoming for the return to Wyoming
of Earl Force.
Force is under arrest at Grand
Junction charged with horse steal
ing and is wanted in Wyoming for
murder. The chances are that he
will be a resident of the penal insti-
tuition or one or the other states for
several years to come.
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Real
BARGAINS

40-acres fine land on Orchard Mesa.
Lays well and best Of soil only
800 per acre.
New 5-room cottage. modern. Price
$2250. $3.50 cash and balance on
payments of $40 per month.
15-acres raw land under Price ditch.
Price $3.50 per acre.
A good two-story house, seven rooms,
modern, in good location. This IL
cheap at $4,000 and can be had on
easy terms.
Don't neglect to have your property
insured. We represent the best
companies only.
We have connection with 5000 Real
Estate dealers In Eastern states.
List your property with rs.
nasiu q Lyons,
SO AA3n
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We guarantee every garment we
clean of both ladies and gents. to be
neatly and thoroughly done. Inspect
the work before you pay. Work
called for and delivered at your re-
quest.-The Suitorium.
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We are closing out line OF good
horse blankets and lap robes. You
can get bargain at HATS.
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Read The Daily Sentiners .Want Ads

Call US up when you want .
plumber on tnat rush Job. J. q. Nc
Kenzie. phone Red Isl; s4s Colo
RADIO.
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We've gotten into the habit OF do
ing high plumbing at low Hrade prt
ces. Call and see. J. q. Mckenzie,
545 Colorado avenue; phone Red
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-28

We Install compIets path room
equipment. ]. e. Mckenzie. 545 Col
orado avenue. Phone Red ISL.
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The most reliable place to get your
clothes cleaned and prsssed.--Ths
Suitorium.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-28

Our SOC rawhide whips do Us al
three good. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-28

]. F. Hamm came in today from
New Castle to attend the Knights of
Pythias banquet.
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Low Rates to Glenwood.

On account of the Farmers con-
vention. to be held at Glenwood Feb
ruary 1929. the Rio Grande will
make a rate OF one fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale Febru-
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-28

They all try to beat Fred Mantey
in the harness line.
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why do you trade with Harry HI
att? Because he makes good.
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CALL FOR SEWER BONDS.

Dinner 25 cents at Tip Top Inr
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E~4.4xEF'5''3ss3s'43''$3''3>'3''33''f
: DRS. ELDRDGE AND GRAY. .
= Physicians and Surgeons.
: All medicines are furnished
: from our own laboratory and ,
put mp by ourselves, thus avoid I
: ing mistakes.
Omces Nos. I, 3. 3. and I No.
SIS Capitol block. Main Street
Residence. No. SsS Chipeta :
!. avenue.
Phones: Res. No. lot Janet.
b Omces. No. 12G Junct.
; Once hours from $3.50 to IL
, am: from 1 to6 p.m.: from
z to . pm: and from to 4 ..
N. Sundays.
ks-a-s.s.s.sl.&.a.a..&.a.sl.a.&.a.a.a.
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koH<HtLL0

1911. who uas apnYefslng With the
stranger
How are You. BilfT he cried.
siHnulnr hlm ca the back
1911 turned around qulfhlt aud
a. he saw tshf q vas Ilm adtrsAH
Ing him. hi hand inFaluufs''if
went n hts hip pue.e,
eNnan have 10 excuse ~. Hir
Jim Nsa saying 70 the stranger
not paying ans attention to hiiia
move This heres friend Of
mine haven't seen fof long
time So long
Amazed aud uutesintlns, III
aslf.red lin tu lead him on 90 q
beach Ia the parh
Weir" said Hlll when the
we're finally aeHtcd We'll
Well" rthoed Jim. extending
hts hand ta his companion Gosh
hut f'm glad 10 s~e you. hlii Hos =
ever, hady "a homeT I've been Ito /
lonesome for a familiar iace
uili Hfuaped the oliper'n hapa Sud
denly in . strong gnn It's vote"
we hHstY and there Aofe tears in
BIZ rre.
aIhu. b. cried Wfiueln& Jim b
hand hard I've been that Ions
some. too
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.Gk:DoHlllossaN
Ry(Jsss'eC0'PovH0N.

Na~ % the deaife 70 Dr. loved i
IL sald that the aish 10 be- beautiful
Is the secret craving af eferl No.
maus heart
iioth are laudnulr aspirations
fhef spHinR from longing go oye
happiness to o0~rs
Negatthelesg theas t.s,o o snfca
may be- productive If oonusO evil 400
esiferlug n aiIsu % 70 sfoN uu
eteohed
They lead rosoai4aAs aHoaos-1 Int
folig ~ the sofsa soat Ts' uag.Oiiaf
who leaees . trail II deserted 8na
aeenlne wives acfaas Ib-s sBssifl
il the natural result 81 one. laas ilia
hundreds ~ lake beauty asseIorz
and pnisunuus eoaDlazlre - ions
90 tho market are the ff.dtH q D.
other
What m0n hdraHa than a. see 4
face that ofhfFWiHr mi sli have been
interesting ihongh plain eHassfS.a
Ike eioWaH. startling f. lia star
ina rcd and ehitef
o. iH like coming on one rfana
mother suddenly ia lights aud q
blond wig'
Women think they are pleasing
met wien they don fainr bait an4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
THE SEASON OF NEW LIFE

Spring Lie Beauty This is tho Of resurrection.
the time when an looks the miracle Of life and again
wonders the commonplace.
only bud bursting from the gray scnseless wood II
only bit OF green. erumpled into little wad II only
acce oi fairy silk shaking itself in the sunshine
aud yet how clumsy the imitation which Herman gives with
BIS coruucopia oi paper aud has artificial flowers
The miracle 81 lie!
Did you stop think Of the why for all this splendor
and flowers Il IS Nature is Law il Force It Is
Life Cod II is really important what call IT, The
important thing is that is. What important -
fact that there law that each after his kind shall
existence that there perfect thought for every purpose
whether be the thought Of gnared and sturdy oak the
nnlcsma structure OF the that turks beneath wa,er
stone.
That is existence Each after his kind perfect ul.
filling perfect destiny part Of world which perfectly under
stood perfect world Go and learn Natures essou-the
simple lesson that God Is good
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CHICAGO. April s1 nid sou
ike the rlch and handsome yennK
man Of the photo"
We'll. I liked him hil right but
- srntr that he paa corresponding
uith another ~uman and the hu
reau recommended anothsr mau
Just a. gssod as a substitute
Prom the Testimony at lhr men
and Nomrn victims 0f Mrs len.
nle seutt. saala mater. government
attorneys are ass Aims "a pfnye hat
she substituted just AZ Eaod az
finlties far the real article when
her eiienfs made demands on the
International Corresponding aaeoci
alton az "a agth ~
Mu Scott. alias call alias Gliun
Is accused OF lrasd t. he nse ~ the
aaiis 4 huddled az bunch uf ter
uflrd afFnltlrs gathered ia Iudse
nethea = cpuri from az parts q the
euuufty il helns raiied ngon - tell
a sn1nne fui tale uf minated ssiIia
Eaeh fspeala 60 the benedict tary
ths aloFs oi the Just a. sos4d ATTN.
~ None hss found ths rich and
handsome man ~ the phoio. nor
the biuHhifE guunE woman OF re-
finemenf aud ealifuFr
Me- Mar Qnina. s.. fr.ulon. ~ +.
said
Z sent ny g.. say laE / voaid IKE
to cofrrs4saa 9Th thiN nice lookinH
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fellow They asnt me. back anrd
that he Vas corresponding siih an.
other lady lust then. but here was
the nam. Of another lust AZ good
! wrote to him for = teR weeks until
1 remarked nv divorced husband.
= answered the adj said ur
Montgomery Porter gradual ~
the UulYeralik of Afhansas hut I
didn't pay the s. Tee charged men
mem hers
7 ~aa dlaappolnted. NNore Por'
tee q Dyer. Auniia q graduate ~
Dhio state. l~cauHr the names
sect arra not fhass ~ women Il
culture aud refinement - promised
Ia the circulars
Aiaa Asla ehuateubergF. MsuF
phls Tenn. the prstliest II thf
Victims. tesligied
3 ul~d the inota ~ the Firs
yonnx man IN the phuln. and zeal
M s. In return ! Esg the pifiufe
81 fWu substitutes cogrwstHhdesE
uith them. bat thes didn't eutsff
tain me- very much
Postal clerks testified that I'd
bureau r.~nieed uu au average Il
90 a. z.e0a letters a day 0urefn,
msnt attorneys wili eoutend hat
tho same picture % she hanIsQusl
yuune man aud TIE bsantIfuI foual
wifi were always nHed ZOE bait and
Their the names % Substitutes sent
to seekers after soul mates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
nTTHFR PROVIDENCE soe TUE pfSu-stf stsais

tlnce we pus the blame the de.,l When were sick
Then Nc aid II to o under the of mysterious dis
cn,a,i,n ri Providence l. cat that pe,t'lenee Is
NOV, and more matter of ,ermin <ats cause
huhps plague Mosqutoc. give malaria aud yellow evef
fc~ cause typhoid h, wpng their feet when they come
N from their haunt, in the gernery The sweating sickness
and the sleeping .ekne.. Africa arise from usce'biles
The rat have eas and the icas huboue plague germs
and the germs infect persons whom they bite The rat merely
carries the Tea The mosquito doe, "cnjoy either yellow
lever or malaria Tie Is merey the host Of the bacillus OF
those disease aud give them sincere and natural
noi altogether baueles> effort suck our blood Il Is really
the mortuues the aud mosquitoes through which We
~ulier. and By any malice on their part
Nevertheless the knife Ncrmin Tor The future
Down With rats, Death to mosquitoes murran upon flies
Aud i by injecting them with murran and dempers that
sc shall set nd 81 them Here's bad health TO yerniin
great pre- unar, skirm>h has been IN the fight with
ats German say has developed contagious disease that
he gives 10 at. in their food and which they then take from
each other dsine in myrads When think Of the millions
aud millions 81 annually OF bubonie plague ~ India
alone Nc NAV rank the d>eoveer o an with The greatest
bcuriaeors at the racren point o view The rats 81
course may regard differently Aud strange VII
the Hudu, Their religion iorbids the killing o rasor other
animals While the plague raging these deluded people vii
carefully destroy poison by the authorities Tor They
prefer die o plague rather than have rats KILLED ou Their
But when the population begins g die oi faa
the udus viii doubtless bow the inevitable aud accept the
benefit OF our raticida crimes
lie, the reform proceed Bring your mosquito disease
thai viii pass from hummer TO buzzer and wipe cut she race
viii bring he blessings OF civilization New Jersey Its
indirect effects viii be ncaculable More epdemcs ior
quioes. please.
Aud fes Soglc scientist must produce the germ Of
the Us pcscace Let il be work Right IS good
time The Us IS incorrgbIe criminal lie will wipe his
feet his bathing makes him dangerous
the eeno any Of the rest OF Because typhoid
germs harmless him be refuses take any precautions
favor Produce he y murran. Science. -
flies
We making progress.
We the evidence before or the aequial OF both
the devil and Providence aud the conviction OF crmin
We know what 10 light And We have ~ratiu ioF the
When get mosquitoin and iyin shall be going some
Tie next great step wiil be Englshsparrowin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

~ FnAss u. WILLIAMS.
nla jim Cmw ford started sud
denly az he asN 1911 llsekief aNh
wardli edsing hls way through tho
crowds an the other side Of the
busy street fisa and bili we're
enemleu down la the southern pa'f
OF Indiana. ma presumably they
we're atiA Thought Iim. AID sci
there Naa q diff-frueo here in tsiss
huge. busslinR city q .emrd 40
though if would be- col 81 Hlnce -
non a. 1911 sith bis revolver 40
he wauld have sass nd hs seen
ats sas. o. fe.,r uls hem.
.lu crossed r. street narrow l1
..fnp.;. ~. es..ss ss asa Hntumn
u,l. ~.a .Auffiss slss To- the
eruxa .a.f ell Jim WaB Hiill 80
fresh from the county aud ao IN
uacd 10 the 49, at the city that
he ssa ,fput.s even ~ making a.
.usuff.t.a pffStsas slpug the slide
sslb
lla .s.aafea iuiably bo. every
one 80 dozen hune hoe hiil
xiii -ss gstfins aloa. ils llhod
ullia gifi ln . friendly Hart ~ NaY.
81 ~. las "a the f.ua NsiNeen
lhs men none IT the letters from
hame shich ueu apnallinElf In
frequent aid anythiuE about hrr
Home itus far off Il seemed since
hs had eune "a the cts 70 make
HI fortune lie supposed 1911 Naa
there Tor The same pufisoee AT
the sDuna men we're leaving the
country nnN for the city.
1911 stopped az a corner sud.
holdluE "a . posi-. sleadled himself
aEainHt the surge 0f people Jim
erept SLOWLY toward him through
the crowd should Be Hhoot Down
la indiana he would hsve shot -
tn varu uiii 10 make Il a square
fight Now. without the oeKing on
OF the settlers the audience which
Be used 20 knuN vas watching bic
ever movement. Jim felt Ia some
NaY entirely different about the
matter Here no ore expected him
to flKht. no one kneS him. he Vas
not a big man like he Saa down
home What was their leud about
anyway tim pnFsied tie could
not fof the life 81 him remember
A. lin sRa revolving these
thoughts Ia his mind he episd =
small aHsakf appearing msn slide
up Ia filii and slap hlm co the
shoulders Jim knuS shat that
usau meant Tn. small man NHs
aftef nili's money Although be
had NOT heen Ia the city for ans
great length Of time. jim knew
that mech about it, tuftauua AZ
fairs Had he uot iost nearly HE
last cent 10 a poker game Into
shieh he haa been introduced b
Iaat such looking individual :
Iima first Impulse saa a. Hheol
tho maa Ills second was 60 land
an uppereuf ea the mans chin.
bat this also he pat aside u
would not do to start ruw here
IN she city
Suddenly resolved Jim swallow I'D
hard and made bic va quickly "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

tHHl iheii lsas bBi ,b,.
'etf"d b. no osa f,all.. = &
SIAN take the dalllilsl,
ana 8 eaaef ard ffiliy 10. s
theatre aHd diB. aift "a Z.
p'a.se ba b. doesn't - "a
Il Is iust e rsetiy -.
Bib" ava tho To- 80
oeo when q muse So
30 sod deran o. |. !, s~
los rsH'itiaa Of ia. :, g.
tey diffs1eut .ss ID s,.e
u u. es5osa b. Asia o a.. :.
fse slssst ms s.~... !.
Tia e0ild in es.iis, -
beauty h the iss ~.
hauiaa" Che iynsrit.
hsf days hfisnf lie osaa'.
10 HHrimrnf s~ss -
4na Wfeif a a,,l.6.
Asflfsly crossed. ssd 5os -
r. blne moon God u Ter -
Tie police fol nee b4sbe = x.
punish ihs ns.A Sc mafxes =
showing lin SIX hsaIs 40 -
minutes
and ns becaaaae ssr a..
Nomaniy tart and iudsa~ni -
rWoring of sound, oomhlos -.
Inst they frequently mar. -
empiWcra aad i've hsi,,,s :.
after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
G. Did Foam

Can be- sold without a state county
or eiiy license Looks and taaied
lust like Old Lager Agrhts eant
81 GOLD FOAM CO. tazG Pike
Place oe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

Fine assortment Of spring lamb
and home dfeafrd chickens fof
Faster 40 the Band boz Marriott.
100 HIrri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

IN san Diego 800" hluriacheiA
landed IN italau t-iais. accompanied
IS is hrass hands For tho tsones
III nf the nnlnliiated V mas b.
added that IN war time landing
parties leave The brass bands be.
hind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
STAR DUST
BY JOSH
BY JOSH

reached th. PROVINCES. aAys a "
Neick paper Cmrfup' Lots OF
sofss thiaEs dont 50, th~fs
First Call For
The Sidewalk ball playing uanise'
Nabsi Yes. little blue eyes.
gum shoes are tooihisss
IN Berin Yeuf nciahhaFa cant
play The piano after q certain hour
Ia this country thcfe r. abundant
evidence that youf nsixhbors cant
PLAY The piano IT all
headlines and Comments
SUICiDE N 4 PARk."
VERY eccentric TO selecs a breath.
iaw place 60 quit breathing
RUNAWAY BRIDE TO SEEK III.
NOhEE
They take everything on the run
ina@e DAYS
WOMAN SLAIN Al SHE
SLEPT
oh. weii, that's the safest way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

q see where "a Yapaely dropped
rsd Al poker last night
lhd he losc much money
oh no. not any Only In his
excitement he let his ehcsinE sum
fan 90 the floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

Play BALI
A cat has lives Just three times
three
And grandma has hut one.
But when II comes 10 funerals she
Has tahhy on the run
Grass Is good for lawnn Get
some
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~ Mers. woo. ~ 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

Mary a wife
beatef shr nks from
b~atin a CARPET"
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4 wofs fron Josh Wise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23

We the evidence before ior the aequita OF both
the devil and Providence aud the conviction OF scrun.
W know what - light And We have ratu ioF the rats
When get mosquiton and ilyn shall be going some
Tie next great step wil be Englishspauowin
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-07-24

We were fortunate in making deal whereby we Sc
cured large line of Trousers at price that enables us to
sell them lower than the manufacturers cost Look at
these prices:
$1.OO Heavy Moleskin Pants, our price, SOC
$l.75 Fancy Union Pants, our price, S119
$500 Fancy Union Pants, our price S129
$500 Fancy Union Pants, our price, SI79
Big assortment $4.00 nobby STYLE best make only S29S
Fine line $3.50, $500 and $500 Pants, sold at S34S
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-07-24

MafchleSs Bargains in Boys and Chidien;s Clothinq
On the Northern market found it overstocked with
Boys and .Chidrens Clothing and by buying in large
quantities can actually sell to your cheaper than these
suits are listed by the manufacturers. Here are some of
the figures that speak for themselves:
rs Boys Suits made with Knickerbocker Trousers size
to ID years, worth $3.50, price, $149
4OO and So 90 Suits Knickerbocker trousers for
One lot Chdrens doubebeasted Suits bargain at 81 so
our price, 1884 " WV
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-07-24
Boys Knee Pants.

100 pairs size to 10 years. worth &c. will 90 at lac
Big lot all wool, regular price Coo, yours for 39c
200 pairs boys Knckerbocker pants ST 90 val le 60
ing at &c Better quality Knickerbocker pants, Sl5O
value going at CSC.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-07-24
Deep Cut on Floor COuerino.

25c mating our price, tic 30c mating our price PIC
35c mating price, &c 40c mating our price Die
doc Union carpet price 24c SOC Union carpet our price c
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-08
Z Dredging Above Hickman.

The U. S. Dredge Boat. the Delta,
is now stationed at Medley, on the
Kentucky side, and is making
fifteen foot channel. The river had
gotten so shallow at this place that
it is getting hard to get over. This
dredge boat cuts out about two
thousand feet day, and will pos
sibly be through by Sunday. Hen
ny Fisher, former resident Of Hick-
man, has charge of this boat. He
will be remembered by a number OF
the older citizens, as he was reared
here. The towboat, Sachem, and a
large pile driver are with this
Dredge boat.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-08
tuesdays Entertainment.

The Misses Burrow, of Milan,
Tenn, musicians and entertainers,
gave an entertainment at the opera
house, Tuesday night. The enter
tainment consisted of violin, piano,
and vocal music, interspersed with
comique readings; and in the words
of the gentleman who introduced the
ladies, augmented by local tai.
ent."
The artistic and masterful manip,
ulation of the violin by Miss Shell
lye Burrow, and readings and piano
solos by Miss Nellie Burrow we're
greatly enjoyed by those present,
being repeatedly encored.
These young ladies are musicians
of exceptional attachments, and viii
always be greeted with an apprecia
tive audience upon Their return tt
this city.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-08
Becomes Every Woman.

This season all women, whether
stout or slender, can wear the pre-
vailing style and look we'll in it.
Because of this the new "Bischof'
Directoire models in coats and suits
have attained instant popularity
everywhere. The long points on
the hips attentuate the figure of a
stout woman. And the Consulat
collar adds to her height. The
slender woman appears extremely
youthful and more graceful than
ever. Every woman should see
how we'll thes. garments become
her before eating her fall outfit.
They can be obtained right here in
every material and practically an
unlimited number Of patterns and
designs. These goods will be on
display next Thursday. the 18th at
Smith & Amberg's.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-08
Fiscal Court.

A regular term of the Fulton
County Fiscal Court was held in
Hickman Tuesday and Wednesday.
Magistrates Williams. Browder,
Whipple and Jackson were in attend
ance.
A number of claims were allowed
and three new steel bridges we're
ordered built in the county. They
are to cost $500, and the contract
was given to w. T. Young Bridge
Co., of Nashville. One of the
bridges will be built across Big
Slough in the bottom and one on
State Road and one on the Fulton
and Beelertop road near Fulton.