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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-22
La Grippe and Pneumonia

Foley's Honey and Tar cures Ia
grippe coughs and prevents pneu-
monia. Refuse any but the genuine
in the yellow package. For sale by
T. F. Laurin.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-22
$4,000 FIRE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2l.-Fire last
night in the four story building at
40 West Quincy Street, caused loss
cf $4,000 to the structure and several
tenants. The building was occupied
b. manufacturing firms.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-22

Produce much, consume little, labor
diligently, sp@k cautiously. Chinese
Proverb.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-22
PORTLAND MARKETS
Latest Quotations In the Portland
Markets.

Complete Market Reports Corrected Each
Day Giving the Wholesale Prices Of
Commodities, Farm Produce, and
Vegetables.
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y
4 Raisins--rOoss muscatels, s.crown
LOCI 2.crown, Ole, blesched seedlsss
Sultanas, l0@l3ic, unbleached sesdless
Sultanas. 8hcj London layers, 3-crown
I whole boxes Of 20 pounds, t2.2b, q.
crown, e2.i0.
Canned Salmon Columbia River, /.
lb: tails, 500, Glib. tails, $2.o5; fancy.
lib. flats, e2.l0j bib. flats, tl.30;
fancy, lib. ovals. 1855, Alaska tails,
pink. 9Scj red, 1885, nominal. n, tails.
salt--Bales Of 75.2s, bale, s2.2b; bales
OF 60.3s, $22D, bales OF 4O.4s, bals,
$2,2s; bales Of l5.l0s bale, $226, bags.
sos. fine. ton, sl76o; bags, SOC; genuine
Liverpool. $2oj bags. 50s, ! ground, els,
zoos, ton, $3.50, r. s. v. r, 20 S.lb.
cartons, S2.25; r. s. v. r., 3.lb. cartons
$l75; Liverpool lump. per ton, s20.50.
Lard-Kettle.rendered, tierces, life,
tubs. l2c; 50s, I2cj 20s. l2a; l0s.
l2ic; 81, i2Sc. Standard pure, Tierces,
10 less; compound. .tierces. Sc; leaf, l3c.
-Walnuts, No. !, soft shell, l8c,
filbets, l7c; Brazils. zoe; Pecans, 100
zoe; filberts. lie, Brazils, zoe; Pecans,
23e; hickory. Be-; Virginia peanuts. 8lc;
Jumbo Virginia peanuts, i0c; Japanese
peanuts. The; chestnuts. Italian l0c. Ohio
25cj cocoanuts dozens, $4,000; pine
nuts, l7Ac.
spices--Cloves, losc b., chillies. isac
per pound.
Vegetables.
Cabbage--76c@$l cwt.; cauliflower, rs
@sl doz.; celery. s5cG1$l doz.; parsley.
1926 hot house lettuce. elO0@
si.25 boz; heads, e5 cents dozen;
spinach, box. $l.25; Brussels sprouts, Sc;
artichokes, 9Oc@$l.l5 dox.; olra, $50
h.; tomatoes, $l.25@200 crate; pepperA
s@l4c ID; pumpkins, SIPS crate;
beans, green and wax. l5c lb.; egg. plant,
l5c h.; beets, 81 per cwt.; turnips. 75c
@sl per cwt.; carrots. 50c@$l per cwt.
Peas, l0c lb.
Hops Wool, Hides. etc.
Hops--le07 crop. 4@7lc pound.
Feathers-Geese, white, 35@4Oc;
geese. gray or mixed. 25@30c; duck.
white. l5@20c; duck, mixed, l2@l5c.
Wool-valley. ls@20c; Eastern Ore
gon. 2@lsc, as to shrinkagc.
Cascara Sagraia tchittim bark k)--5i@
10 per pound.
Beeswax- Good, clean and pure. 22S
&c per pound.
TaIlow--Prime. So; No. and grease.
e@Sc per pound.
Fruits.
Domestic Fruits---Apples. fancy, sl.50
@$2 box; good. 75c@$l.25 box; pears,
50c@$l.50 box; cranberries. S8@ll per
barrel.
Tropical Fiuts---Lemons. $3.5O@5.Oo
box; oranges, new navels, $225@2.7S
box; grapefruit. $4.25 box; bananas, 6c
lb.; Grated, 5ac h.; pogegranates, q
crate; tangerines. s2 box; pineapplss,
S4@5 dozen.
Dried Fruits--Applies. 9@l0c per lh,
aplicota l6@l9c; peaches. il@l3c;
pears. ili@l4c; Italian pruncs. 2a@6c;
California figs, white. In ascks. 5@eac
per n; black. 4A@5c; bricks, 75c@$2.2s
per box; Smyrna. lSh@20c per N /;
dates. Persian. 6a@7c per n.
Produce.
Butter Country creamery, s0@35c;
,ity creamery, 35@37lc; store. 10000;
butter fat. S3a@36c.
Eggs-Ranch, candled. 30@s2c.
Cheese-Young America, lsc; Oregon
full creams, flats. l7c.
Honey-Dary, l0i@llc; amber. l2@
l3c; fancy white. l4@l5c.
Poultry-0li roosters. 9@l0c n; hens,
l3@l4c ib; dressed stock. 2@3c higher
than live; ducks, l4@l5c n; turkeys,
live. l6@l.c n; dressed. 10000 h /;
geese. live. 9@l0c n; pigeons, old. 500
per dozen; squads s2@3 per dozen.
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mas intense mis- vivo, aunque Sc
pierda en- Ell torbellino de nuestros
sentimientos ambiciosos { intenta
ahogarla la passion impulsiva que nos
arrebata 4 la conquista de la riqueza
del poderfo 8 del renombre Cuando
eStas grandeZas humans Sc logran,
8 cuando I'm fatal destino las va des-
hacienda ante nuestro esteril paso
de avance, entonces, en- la ventura 8
en- la desgracia, la vieja voz de los
recuerdos vuelve sonar misericor-
diosa dentro de nosotros como I'm
cantar arrullador de madre. Ell alma
otra vez Sc lorna nina para llorar.
Compadezco, con honda lastima, la
suerte que espera al morir al pobre
dromedario del Retro. va esta vie
10. IAh, 81 sintiera TN dfa sus fere-
rezas de antaf1o! Isl engellara su
cuello, 81 encendiera sus oios, estre-
mecidos de colera saliva je, recordando
sus noches invernales de libertsd en-
Ell llano! Entonces sabrfa morir con
sodo Ell prestigio de su raza, en- vez
de acosar burlas, imponiendo espanto
y no como TN mendigo, que espulga
al sol sus miserias mira traves de
los hierros, la muchedumbre con
turbios ojos implorantes.
ANGEL GUERRA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-03
Nlmero 2

.divertirse, ora con truculentos conflic-
tos que lie hacen gracia, ora con fres-
cos donaires que le sacan la risa. Pc
70 no va q Or discursos, nj 4 resolver
problemas, nj q enredarse en- socioe-
gias que turban la digestion provo
can Ell bostezo
En- cuanto { su discutida inferiori.
dad, nj ahrmo nj niego. Claro es cue
no es un arte para asuperhombres" ST.
no para el comdn de vecinos. ha ds
estar al tono del consumidor.
Y 81 es facil 6 enredoso, que Sc 10
pregunten don Benito, que, por sa-
Der de todo, va sabe 10 que es hinchar
un perro y una comedia.
JOSE NOGALEs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-03
HINCnAR Ell PERRO

El Arte, por donde quiera que Sc lie
mire, no ofrece sino escollos difficult
tades. Tai vez esa condicion dl6cu-
tosa sc deba ell NAL estado de salud de
las artes los artistas. Hay que yer
10 que tienen por dentroi
Este horido tema, 81 quisiera gene
ralizar, me llevaria muy lejos; y asi,
me 10 reserve para alguna magma con
ferencia en- cualquiera de los infnitos
Centros, Circulos = -Asociaciones que
no sirven para otra cosa. Y gracias
Dios que nuestra incontinencia oral
dispone de tales fueutes y desaguade
roS.
Concretando un POGO esta mate-ia de
Arte, hay que notar que ell simpatico
Sim bolismo, niflo prodigo travieso,
que anduvo de SEGA en- meca ora EN- la
pintura, ora en- la mdsica, ya en- la ar
quitectura, despaes en- la poesfa, ha
vuelto su casa. En- la casa de la es.
de la Primavera", 6 de Marines Sierra
mi gu lido amigo-han debido matar
ell mejor cordero servir ell mejor
arroz y gallo mueIto: que a tales ale
grfas correspondent tales difuntos.
El simbolismo ha esperado una bue.
2casi6n para aposentarse, y Sc hs
0tado en- la presunta estatua de
Ao#2 IN Seg1n las descripciones
se arc sobre un monte Gala
~do al sol en- acltud de pa
-1so, 10 parA gsnar una batalla, como
.ue, n pa~ remate bien felmen-
te la degollina de in6eles, como Pelay
Perez Colrea, Cral NJ estre de Santa
80, en- ell extremeno monte de Tentu-
dia, sino para que olga unas estrefas y
n1as imae cnes que ha compuesto; lc
= viers d ser el colmo del orgullo y
Monte, estatua, fauna y flora, todo es
rchisimholico, y ha de ser justamente
tsIaiiaQo en Almendr aleJo.
En- estas apole osis de las artes her
'manadas no pu 6de haber perfecta con
/ formidad Las a# repanc as nacen
de hondo7 mo'ivos de O ganizscion J
temper nento. Yo sc, pc e,sf 20, que
III a7 T'rada y admirable amiga dof1a
Emilia, Ell question de poetas, Sc queds
icon Unamuno; y acaso la cortesfa ten
ga mas parte one la afici6n
En- cuanto al gran doA Be- IN &
sc 10 que piensan en- msteria I'D sAs
pima que es I'm arte tan enredoso /,
Il cculo Ell de aceltar charadas
2or dicha, se ha convencido de que
hgte de hacer comedies tambien tis
ses bemoles, y yiene ser como
war en- cabello, tostar azafran [
encaje de boJillos. Es I'm ofcie
Eije mucha practica, mucha rece
1gular habiIidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-03
San JUAN Puerto Rico Viernes ) de Enero de 1908

ltr5gicas sas correrfas Con la bra
vdra del cello coIren 81 llano, sangui
narios, con frenetico galope de caba
llos tendidos la carrera dando las
crimes al viento. Su bramido c6nca :
10 Y clamoroso rompe el silencio
nocturno del arenal desierto, y entire
as tlnieblas Sc divisan Sombras rau
das, errantes, que van = vienen, Ell OIL
fato vlvo, Ell dido en- escucha, avizo-
rando los caminos, olisqueando ham
brientos la carne humana, no con
gula de carnfvoros, siro por un ms
l tinto clego de matar. x al alcanzar
una victima. solo Ell silencio de la
muerte calma en- ellos I'll ansia homi
cida. nj siquiera son borrachos de
sangre. Parece satisfacerles nada
mas que el aspero crujir de los hue
SOS .humanos bajo el Gallo duro de su
pecho podeToso Insaciables, force
jean en- las puertas de las viviendas,
en- el desesperado empef1o de derri-
barlas. Aun esos instantes de fero-
cidsd barbara, como sentimentales
blandos la ndsics y la poesfa, de
sarma sus c6leras, cuando preparaban
Ell asalto salvaje el languido cantar
de una madre durmiendo Ell lloro de
TN nifIo en- la cuna.
No; no conocen vivo, viviendo, por
mas que Sc revuelva arisco alguna
vez, al dromerario del Retro los que
10 han visto, viejo, quizas con vejez
premature, trav6s de las ferreas
rejas de su jaula Gravita sobre 81
toda la enorme pesadum bre de I'm
Tornado destierro. Sus ojos morte-
clncs sc cierran muchas veces pc
rezosos, y yo he sospechado que tai
vez para sonar. iQuien sab be 81 en-
tolces avlvara sus me jores recuerdos!
X porqu6 no? Ia af1oranza nostalgica
creo que sea unicamen patri
n oni0 de los esplritus sensibles, anna
dores de las lejanfas borrosas y de
remo,as remem branzs-. Los oios
'eno~ del sol de la infancia, nece-
Ar.amente sc han de cerrar enfer-
mos Ia vejez, ent las zieDlas y las
brumas de los pafses helados. Los
.cl rpos muelles, al correr los cami-
nos en- las llanuras de la TERRA baja,
Isienten Ell dolor vivo de las iornadas
& 10 largo de las sendas cortadas en-
la dureza rocallosa de las montaflas.
En- sus horas de soledad, cuando no
Sierte * molestia de la curiosidad
asombradiza de las muchedumbres
tai vez el pobre dromedario lore. sir
lagrimas, sus dolie1te infortunio
de Tornado. tPor que la sue1,e cam
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-03
ECCS De LONDRES
Don Alfonso J IN artista

va Sc disuelve ell Cong greso de
Reyes y de Principles que eli estas
semanas Sc han reunido en- Ingla-
terra. Cada mochuelo-valga la pa
labra--se Marcia su olivo. Ell
principe Carlos de Borb6n la Prin-
cesa Luisa de Orleans Sc van 4
Constantinopla d pasar Ia luna de
miel. La Emperatriz de Alemania
Sc ha lido q La Haya Ell Emperador
sc ha marchado al castillo de Highc-
life, Ell Bournomonth. Las hermanas
de la PrlnceSa Lufsa Reina de P0r-
tugal, duquesa de Aosta y ouQuesa
de Gu1sa, Sc vueiven & sus Ia bitdales
residencias. No tardaran Ell 4egresar
a sus palses los Reyes d4 oruega,
Los. de -.FsQafla. los C4%aaaeN duapes
Vladimiro, los Principles de Sajonia y
el Emperador de Alemania.
Realmente no 7e sabe 81 esta
Asamblea de N iesta des Y Re Alte-
zas ha sidQ favorable la paz del
mundo. Sc cree que 81. Puesto que
los Monarcas forma ac+ualmente una
sola familia, :porquG no h. de espe-
rarse que los s1bditos 1lequ emos 4
formarla? Fs verdad que los peri6-
d1cos conServadores comentan hoy
con gran alarma Ell hecho de que Sc
eleve 4 mas de II millones de libras
ester''@>o e 'iltimo presupuesto de
Pero 1Cea cLura pr l0
meuos vista a les Rey-8 dc
Espana IA servido para dar Ia noche
mas feliz de su vida 4 una gran
artista espaflola, Maria Gay, la crea-
dora de Carmen
El cronista sigui6 el sabado con
mlnuciosa curiosidad la atencion en-
tusiasta prestada por los Reyes de
Espafla la Interpretation oe Car
men. Maria Gay pas6 nrestar sas
respetos a los Reyes al terlninar e1
tercer acto. Y la escena Que sc de
sarrollo entonces no la olvidara IA
cilmente la genial artista.
Bravo, Maria Ia diio el Rey,
cogiendola de las manos Asf Sc
trabaja ESQ es Espafia! lie doy
usted las gracias por pasear 4 Espaf1a
de esa manera, por el mundol
Que barbaridad de mujer,-ex-
clamo la Infanta Isabel.
Los ingleses que habfan en- Ell pal
co contemplation con asombro en-
ternecimiento la vez,. Ell espectacu-
10, nuevo para ellos, de "a llaneza y
del afecto con que los h-yes Prfn-
cipes de Espaf1a trataban q una
artista.
~ como ha estuaiao listed ese
ltipo Gle Carmen, que asI me ha
entusiasmado 2-pregunto don Al
fonso.
He pensado. sefior, en- la nergfa
que hay escondida en- Ell alma de
Espafia, y he querido darme toda
entera EN- Ell amor de Carmen,
imaginando que 81 10 que 70 hago en-
| Ell amor 10 hicieran los deinas espa
fioles, cada uno en- 10 suyo. Ell mundo
volverla ! admirar Espafia.
VA 10 creo oi-contest6 Ell Rey:-
igracias, Maria, gracias!
De las otras p4labFas de afecto no
hay para que hablar. Pero. Jverdad
que las transcritas son muy hermosas1
RAMIRo DE MAEzTu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-03
! los SuSCript0raB ' AgenteS

puena marchsl de esta Admins
admitilnos Atlas de suscripfo-
iario SING ;esde ell / de cada
JAS Sc a'fsaran los dfas 80 &
'e que lls que Sc Gieren con
. toharan en- cuenta nj
lontahilidad hasta el
guiente al en- que Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-03
ERR()

G nuere. Morira
"a una pobre ga
. sera ARA strado
entonces III me
lar del pobre y va
e1 Retro.
lanto 4 escribir su
neroso de que 4
5ue Ia hora &c os
Ia TERRA Africana ,
{ ambos nos criara
nrss hemos vi2to
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-03

nscerE' la llanura areno~a
bs, donde los altos mGia nos
soplo del viento que viene
ar. A la sombra de una
solitaria, hermana nuestra,
posado la penosa jornada
y nuestra Sed de andariego
ado ell aqua ems ombrccida
G ontFulante, como niue Ia /,
cisterna al borde de una
n fin.
su dg-ura altiva su. gesto
alvaje bramldo, ha, al a5us
u niflos y 10 miren semp es
lAto. Entire los barrotes 6
1e su jaula, ear Il 4 Ia VS.
ierro, NADIA ms inofcnsiz q
edumbre Dc dc .lalo " a tx
ntos dc it1lste. No miedo;
"a I1I-. -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-03

piida~s.a eeo-aml nle lnapi'a.
No 10 conoceis., Alora es TN no.
taIgico. Sus ojo dQrmi1ones, de ura
luz mortecina, caidos en- pereza, pa
rece que sue1an 9 4ue a1oran Dios
sabe que a1nadas COZ IS, % siempre
perdidas. Ha debuesto sus altivecos,
adoptahdo un aire humilde de men
digo. Tiene la traza del leon de
''Tartafn, : limosneando, va viejo, a
ia puerk de una mezquita.
/ Para conocerlo, habla que imagi-
mario EN- 81 felices. Libres Y
] 81 sa'sa ne sAc1
Ani pals giseaaasi Il os sar 3n
Iraf1eros de traoaJo la algeria de las
/ Iestas, la riqueza 1nica en- los pobrcs
h04ares, Hay que verlos, cuando sc
les 1eaoa laaa para il 4 las romerlas
en- pintofescas y jpbilosas caravans.
Cubriendo n. sill de dos brazos
asentada so1e,> In jiba, las colchas
v3stosas Aamean ! as colorincs ms
cbil,ones, las alM ohadas 1anlo S.
blancura al sol, muestra41 las r ntillce
mas rizosas. Ell orgullo dc Jas g-nt
en- la ostentaci0n rivalidad Re to-
nrimores, hace feria de Nanidad\
Como 81 Sc percataranI de SD papel,
en- romerfa y BODIES Ell que alardea
81 plebeyo rumbo, los dromedarios
solemnizan la marcia 4on uaa lep.i-
tnd mas grave y astuosa, aeon
tuando ell ordinario andar de pereza.
81 en- el cortejo suenan mdsicas Sc
core la p6lvora, es dever la viveza,
Ia algeria, la loca exalTci6n con que
los pobres animales reaniman sus
brfos andariegos, engallado Ell cue
11o enhiesta Ia oreja, 81 belfo tremu
10 as,irando code iosos cl re o'or
he IA p6lvpra inhamada.
crs horhs de mansedu.lbr. so II
cas-. Am6ldaase e8te -
- - "A y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-03

JOSE NOGALES.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-11-12

Order the Courier today.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-11-12
HUMANITARIAN
The Other Side OF II.

The soldiers who raped a man
over the head with a gun in this city
last week claim that "the other fell
los" started the trouble, and that
the story which the stranger told
Judge Roney vas untrue.
Private McBuruy claims that the
man seemed to be hunting trouble
that he made no apology after run
rng against him, but instead told
- vefai people ne would just like for
tie soldiers to "start" something
and when they met again he braced
himself to run against one of the SOL
diers full force. This brought on
more talk-the talk brought on the
fight.
The story as told last week by the
Courier was given as the stranger
and another man, who saw the trou-
BILE, told it to Judge Roney.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-11-12
Gain la in County.

The Election Commissioners met
at the court house Thursday and
certified the result of the vote for
president in Fulton county. They
finished their task Friday at noon.
For Bryan, l,70s.
For Taft, $50.
Four years ago the presidential
vote in Fulton county was Demo-
cratic, 1861; Republican, 500. In,
the past four years the Republicans
have gained 76 votes, and the Demo-
Gratis gained 144.
Democratic majority in the coun-
ty, 1869. Forr years ago our ma
jority was ,00l.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-11-12
Small Blaze Thursday.

The fire alarm was turned in about
II 80 Thursday night, when smoke
was discovered rising from the frame
building on Kentucky street which is
used by Gray & Rice as a glove
factory. The fire was found to be
in pile of waste cloth, and was
doubtless discovered just in time to
avert a bad FIRE. Mr.. Gray was in
the building about IL O'Clock and
THINKS when he struck a match that
part of it must have flew off into the
pile of waste. Robt. Isler and Ed
ward Prather discovered the fire as
they we're going home.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-11-12
HICKMAN COUNTY, NowasK 1905
10 The Democratic Voters OF
Fulton County.

TO those who assisted me in my
race for County Attorney, desire
q say that so long as may live
viii never be sDle to repay you, anc
4 those who we're against me | have
10 Ill feeling whatever. | tried tc
make ar honest, straightforward
race and have been fairly and hon,
estly beaten, consequently / will at
al times be ready to give all tn,
assistance in my power toward
helping Mr.. Roney and other nom
nees Of the primary.
Respectfully Yours,
ALLISON TYLEL
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-11-12
A Costly Campaign.

number Of Fulton county ex-
kdidates can sympa,hize with this
Io,gia candida,e-vho, according
kav must file a schedule OF his er-
tses. and which reads as follows :
I.loa 4 months and % days can
Sinr $40 hours thinking about
election, S acres Of cotton. Is
rs Of corn. a whole sweet potato
b, sheep, S shoats and ] beef
H. to a barbecue. 2 from, teeth
] a considerable quantity OF hair
! personal skirmish. gave 81 plugs
|,obaoco, 7 Sunday-school books.
airs Of suspenders, 4 calico dres-
/ Z dolls and IS baby rattles.
ETold 2 $50 lies. shook hands 49,
times, talked enough to have
e ~ print 1000 large volumes
size OF pten, Office reports, kiss
|ll6 babies. kindled IL kitchen
GU, ) cords Of wood pulled
bundles Of fodder. picked ia
DDS OF cotton. helped pull 7 loads
Fon. dug II bushels Of potatoes,
J. n buckets OF water. put up 2
,s, vas dog bit 4 times. watch
Esu by baby. cost IS to have re-
,d
Loaned out ; barrels OF -four. so
h..s Of neal, $50 pounds OF ba-
y pounds Of butter. IL dozen
b, ) umbrellas, Is lead pencils,
ible Dictionary, ! NOW blade, 5
,, oveTcoa,. 5 boxes paper col
none Of which have been re-
BE-.
fCalled my opponent a pream-
fting lisr-doc,or's bill $40. Had
Fglmenls with my wife-result
flower vase smashed, broom
(dle broken, dish Of hash knock
pr the table. shirt bosom ruin
2 handiuls Of whiskers pulled
10 cents worth Of sticking plas-
bought, besides spending 81, 77s."
hus is the doctrine Of publicity
aicaied in the most ample man.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-11-12
May Not Run.

i'NinS Cole, Of Fulton, while in
el'y Saturday, told a Courier
'ha' the report in circulation to
Sn'c' that he would oppose Rop-
'O' county Clerk by running in
|'"uen' was all talk. While he
considered the matter, he has
r made up his mind to do so or
to do so.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-11-12
Compliments Hickman.

well known travelling man, talk
10 number Of friends in a hotel
py this week, said Hickman was
best business town for its size
he knew Of Her merchants
+ a better rating, 90 per cent. of
2 dlscounting their bills. and do
Z business than a number of
'ns twice her size which he named
|his section.
nl' gentleman is liz a position to
" whereof he speaks. too.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-11-12
Elected in Graves County.

The following are the winners in
the Primary in Graves county last
week:
R. B. Wallace, Sheriff.
]. w. Monroe, Judge
M. B. Holiheld, County Attorney.
Lee Mason. Clerk.
w. D. Dodds, School Supt.
R. R. Byrn, Jailer.
w. S. Boyd, Assessor.
J. E. Carmen, Surveyor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-11-12
viii Hold Special Term.

A special session OF court has been
called by Judge Jones to meet n
Union City Dec. 7. In the call for
the special session he states he is
going TO impanel grand jury for
investigation Of alleged crimes, n
dictments of guilty parties if found
and other business. This session, it
is stated, will be for the trial of any
VINO are indicted by the presentgr
jury
Il i is desided to re-indict any Of
these indicted by the present grs.d
ltss here can be nc question Of rs
Il slAs.--Ii is claimed Gov. patter
&C. has advised this step.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-11-12
hickman County Winners.

ne following are the Democratic
['u'e' 'oT county Office in Hick.
f county
M Bunmel. Judge.
- Wa County Attorney.
A. Porter, Clerk
/ (. Slaydon, Sheriff.
lso' Nichols, Assessor.
f'0 Jackson, Jailer.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-11-12
Roper-BOwers.

Oscar Roper, a prominent young
stockman of Obion county was united
in marriage Wednesday evening to
Miss Ellis Bowers of near Fulton.
The ceremony was beautifully per-
formed at the home of the bride en-
State Line road. The happy pair
are at home to their friends at the
home of the groom in Union City.
Both are we'll known in this vicinity.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-07-23
Determine Calves.

1t is becoming an almost universal
practice to dehorn cattle because they
are more easily handled and it pre-
vents them from injuring each other.
1t is no small task to remove the horns
from mature animal; one even breads
taking them from yearlings and two
year-olds. There is also some danger
of animals bleeding to death or get
ting poisoned by foreign matter lodg-
ing in the wounds. 1t is therefore bet
Ter to destroy the budding horn few
days after the calf Is born The hair
is clipped off from around this button
and caustic potash is applied, says a
writers in Farmers Advocate. The
stick of potash should be wrapped to
protect the fingers, and then moisten
one end with water and rub over the
button till the skin becomes slightly
sore and the calf shows signs of smart
ing. The person who applies the pot
ash should be careful not to permit
any of it to run down the calf's face
or get into its eyes, for 1t will destroy
the hair and cause considerable pain
If it gets in the eyes. In a few days
a scab will FORM. which will soon dis
appear, and if the work is properly
done no horns will develop. If the
button continues to grow the applica-
ton can be repeated.