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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-08-13

progressive young business men
being general manager Of the Hick-
man Furniture Co. Under his judi.
cious management, this concern has
become one OF the leading establish
ments OF the kind in Western Ken.
lucky. In his business career. Mr..
Smith has conducted himself In a
manner that has won the conf ience
and esteem OF all with whom he came
in contact; and these facts arc the
best Of proof tina, he is energetic and
capable. L. d. is the eldest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Smith. OF this
city.
The happy young pair left Union
City last night for St. Louis. where
they will spend several days before
returning to Hickman.
The "great religious weekly"
joins their many friends in extend.
ing congratulations and best wishes.
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Dorena.

Election day passed off quietly
here.
]. o. King went to Charleston las
week, on business.
Lonnie and Guy Byasse went e
Medley, Saturday.
w. A. Hinshaw was in Ashport
last week, on business.
Whooping cough is considerably
better in the neighborhood.
May Dick has been very sick with
fever for the last two weeks.
Cleve Thomas, OF East Prairie. is
here, visiting her uncle, Jno. Han
cock.
Mrs. M. S Ditmore and Miss Rosa
Campbell went to Dyer, Tenn, Fri
day. Mrs. Ditmore is visiting home
folks.
A series of meetings we're held al
Locust Grove last week, by Rev,
Stonecipher.
Guy Hall accidently fell and broke
his foot at the barbecue on No. s
Island, Friday.
Jim Stewart and wife, of Whiting,
were here last week, visiting rela.
tives and friends.
Mrs. Young and her father, Mr.
Parks, of Cairo, we're here last week
visiting relatives.
Sam Lee and wife, OF Medley
passed through the neighborhood
Saturday, enroute to Hickman.
Ruth Goheen, of James Bayou,
spent last week in the neighborhood
attending the protracted meeting.
The infant child Of Mr.. ami Mrs.
Sarget, died Friday morning and
was buried near O'Bryon's Landing,
Saturday evening.
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Miss Cleve Thomas, Of Earle,
ARK A., is visiting here.
Rev. I. w. Waters has returned
from his summer vacation and will
fill the pulpit at the Methodist church
Sunday morning and evening. Rev.
Waters visited in Paducah and at
the home Of J. E. Fields near Full
ton. He says for the past eighteen
wears he has visited Mr.. Fields once
each year.
The w. o. w. barbecue, under
the auspices of Cayce camp. at Mud
Creek, yesterday, was one OF the
best vet. The weather being ideal,
large crowd was in attendance
possibly 1850 people-and the
Woodmen pulled things off in their
usual good style. Many Hickman
ties we're there, and report a we'll
spent day.
Tom Dillon and wife, Jno. Dillon,
IT,, and family and Miss Grace
Kimblin, Father Gehring, Ben Hert-
wick and wife, Miss Carrie Ramage
and Miss Kate Whiting and Steve
Stair and family spent Monday and
Tuesday on the Lake. "Uncle
Tom" Dillon conldnt catch fish fast
enough, and tried swimming after
them. The trip was much enjoyed.
They didn catch many fish, but
got a good many bites--mosquitoes.
Last Tuesday evening, Misses
Annie and Ruth Ellison entertained
a large number Of friends - honor
of their visitor, Miss Phyllis Carter,
of Cincinnati. AS the suest arrived
punch was served in the hall by Miss
Emma Tyler and Elsie Luten. A
mirror contest, seed guessing con-
test and unique arrangement of cou-
Piles for supper we're features of
much interest and merriment. Re-
freshments of cream and cake were
served. Among the out-of-town
guests we're Miss Elizabeth Harper,
of Union City, Miss Kittie Mott
Glenn, of Mt. Zion, Misses Louise
and Jane Mcconnell, of Jordan,
Miss Lassie Curtin, of Woodland,
Messrs. Robt. DeBow, Dave Prath-
er, Mill Shaw, Alvin Threlkeld and
DIR. Peter Prather, of Woodland.
1t is more than probable that an
independent, or rural, telephone or
ganization will be granted a fran
chise in this city at the next meet
ing of the city council. If it is, the
Cumberland will get il where the
the chicken got the axe. And if
figures and the best men in this COM
munity do not lie, we can get SER
vice for aboat one-ffth of the rate
charged by the Cumberland-al-
though only recently, one Of their
representative stood before a body
of our business men shedding croco-
ollie tears because the investment
here paid such a small dividend that
1t was hardly visible to the naked
eye. AS farther evidence Of their
being hard up, they send little
quarterly directory to Nashville to
get it printed-thus saving a dollar
after the merchants of this city
put up the money. And this re-
minds us that SEINE OF the very fell
lows who are opposed to the methods
of the company, and who don't like
to see home folks send off for drugs.
dry goods. groceries, hardware, are
"hrst at the bat'' when they are
asked for money to send 10 Nash
vile and have directories printed.
Isn't it funny1
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Mrs. George Wiseman and chill
dren, Lena and Earl, visited rela-
tive near Wingo, last week.
Nathan Garrison and wife, Of
Kentou, Tenn, are the guests Of
John Townsend and family at their
home few miles from town.
Pat Wilson has sold his interest
in the Columbus Herald to his part
ner, Tom Jordan, and will probably
resume his law practice, at Clinton.
Columbus folks ought to appreciate
their home paper-it is good one.
Brownsville's crack ball team will
come to Hickman, tomorrow after
noon and give the Hickman team a
few pointers on "fast ball." The
game will be called at the ball park
at 3 80. A small admission will be
charged.
1t is TO be hoped our city dads
will pass an ordinance prohibiting
the splitting on sidewalks. There
are even some cases on Clinton
street that should have the attention
Of the Board of Health. Health,
if not common decency, demand that
persons affected with contagious dis
ease be not allowed 10 spit on the
walks.
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State Organization psrI,,,.

The FIRST general conv,5r..
the Farmers Educa,ional ~
operaiiAe Union Of Americ, y
is we'll represented in The vi.,..
Hickman me, IN Padpcah. z,
Thursday morning. Angus, ~
continued in session three a.
iourning Saturday after hayI,, l
cessfully perfected the Stat, ~.
raiion' the membership Of IL.
having within the brief tim, \
years reached a member,
about 5000.
The constitution adopted b
Union vas perfected Saiurd,,
placed in the hands OF The pg
As soon as ready !, will B.
out to the public, as the u,
sires tia, the people shall
st md It's eaen and every ,bn I
The following officers v,rs
by the Union and installed
the body adjourned
Presideni-ROberi Joanss.. {,
Vice PreSiden,-A. L. wlu !.
Hickory Grove.
ChaP!ain-W. W. Morris. 4.
ducah.
Conduc,or-J. L. Robsrn Il
Mayiield.
Seefeiary-Treasurer B [ Ii
nett. Of Paducah.
Executive Commilise-la II
dy. Of Calvert ci,y Liz, I h
FolsOmdale Sam P. Jones, u
bingham 7. B. Lalia. q q
NJ. B. Tapp. Of woodyiIs. d
Miss Lillian Smith sas car
a delegate TO the naiionil a Pc
ton. I
The follosing preamble a..
luton we're submitted and a q
where's. I, aPpcau d p
suspicious parties that =, s q
couraging lavlessnesi and ls ~
and In order that We may B, z
ter understood and tia, q
shall 90 down as deisndsa
and order. be Il hereby :,
Resolved. That hisi1 , Il
interest OF our organiIaii1 81
such steps by publicly tsa
same.
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Tel. No. 4 for groceries.
Threlkeld's-that's the place.
John Mayheld, OF Cayce, was
here Saturday.
Robert DeBow, Of Jordan. was
here last Thursday.
Miss Lassie Curtin. OF Woodland.
visited here last week.
Alterations a specially with US.
-Threlkeld & Schmidt.
Tyler Beale has returned from a
visit TO St. Louis and other points.
A. o. Caruihers and wife are
spending a few days at Dawson
Springs.
Miss Nell Bondurant is spending
few days at Dawson Springs with
friends.
Mrs. w. S. Harper. OF Route 4.
was a pleasant caller at the Courier
office. Monday.
Mrs. Willis Gates, is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Opal Price. in Texas.
for few weeks.
Miss Cornelia Wood has returned
to Ripley, after a visit to W. A.
Johnson and family.
Tom Dublin, prosperous farmer
Of Slough Landing vicinity, was here
Saturday on business.
Hardy Logon and wife. Of Union
City, spent Sunday here with J. J..
c. Bondurant and family.
H. T. Beale, Of the New Book
Store, is able to be up after a short
tussel with malarial fever.
Mrs. w. A. Johnston and chill
dren left Monday for Brownsville.
Tenn, TO spend few days.
Electric fans, ice cold drinks. re-
gular or short order meals at Viii.
liams' place. Give II a trial.
wANTED:-Seve school girls
to board. Two squares from the
College. Mrs. Oma Shaw. o-2c
Cap Summers. now working at
Cairo, III. spent Monday and Tues
day with Hickman relatives and
friends.
Mrs. M. Amberg and daughter.
Miss Lizzie, left tor Mayheld. yes
terday. to spend a few days with
r g. Robbins.
Y r. L. Bradley, wife and son left
Tuesday for ST. Louis. No, Deca-
tur, Ills. and other points. to be
gone about ten days.
Mrs. A. L. Chichester and chill
dren had a very pleasant trip TO
Reelfoot Lake, Thursday. where
they visited relatives.
w J. Bryan was formally notified
Of his nomination for President yes
terday. Thousands Of Democrats
we're in Lincoln to witness the cere-
monies.
Mr.. A. J. Murphy, wife and
daughter, Miss Birdie. OF Union
City, spent Sunday here with J. T.
Stephens and wife and Miss Julia
Jackson.
In the election held In Mississippi
county, Aug. 3, J. r. Bryant was
elected County Committed man from
the township across the river-James
Bayou Township.
The protracted meeting conducted
by Rev. King. at the Rilge. closed
Sunday. with twelve additions. Rev.
King will begin a meeting at Syca-
more Chapel, Sunday, Aug. 23rd.
When the mutual telephone gets
into Hickman, II is said they will
probably put an exchange over
Mayor Dillon's Marble Works
building. or course, the building
will have to have another story
added.
The Mayheld Messenger says the
judicial campaign opened at Wick
life. Monday, where all the candi-
dates for circuit Judge and common
wealth's attorney spoke TO the Dem
ocrats of Ballard county. John B.
Wickliife, for attorney, is the only
candidate TO announce n Fulton
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A gypsy tea vas much /,
Tuesday evening at the b.
farm. Ia honor OF the yisI.a
OF the town. There ven
twenty-five couples tn DE
and an enjoyable time Sli
all. An elegant lunch, oonnl
everything imaginable, va
in picnic style. and greatly
Music on a graphoPhons al
ing on the long porch aa
hours hurriedly. Miss Pa-I
ter. OF Cincinnati, Ohio, No
Belle. Of Belle. Tenn %
Ruth Mccall. Of LeIIngio
we're the ou,-of-tovn guess
Mrs. Elizabeth LoVV, .
water, Fla. who has 0s'i
Mrs. iNoal Oman, is yii
mother. Mrs. Cloar, IN I''i
prof. B. c. Caldwell, d
sippi. is here visiting friend.
Caldwell taught school IN
twenty-one years ago.
Miss Wayne Buck, Of Fran
Miss, arrived in HicEnl (
day, and will spend a lev o
Mrs. Jno. S. Dillon
w. A. Henshav, Of D'is
a span Of mules this Ve''
Who said there was no
raising mules'
DR.. Baltzer, Sam
Johnson and S. L. podas
days on the Lake this Woo
The o-months-old baby
/. Jennings died Monday
effects OF whooPing cough
Misses Pauline and on"
of Fulton, are the guess
]. w. Waters and family
Mrs. Ed Townsend Ii ,,
ing relatives at state L
ion City this week II.
Mrs. Meadows, Of No. MAJ
is the guest Of Miss Hi'''
son.
Sam Salmon has le'aI'''
port, Tenn.
Jim Kirby. Of ST. L'''
this week.
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Holiness Church.

Sunday School every Sunday even
ing at Q O'Clock, and prayer meet
ing every Thursday night at s o.
clock.
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Ruu vour calendars al home.

Gasoline at the Courier once
Threlkeld's for hot and cold
lunches.
Csc gets a good meal at Williams
restaurant.
Herschell Smith, Of Fulton, was
here Monday.
Cleaning and pressing. -Threl-
keld & Schmidt.
Fred Bradley. OF Cairo, spent Sun
day in Hickman.
Hiram Kirby, Of Memphis, was
here Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff Goalder Johnson
is reported quite sick.
Miss Virginia Mcdaniel was in
Union City Thursday.
The trial of Beech Hargis will be
called at Jackson, Aug. IL.
L. d. Perry was here from the
Clayton neighborhood, Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucy Watson, Of East Hick.
man. visited near Wingo, KY, last
week.
A. E. Stevenson won the Demo-
cratic nomination for governor Of
Illinois.
Miss Estelle Reneau left today
for Dawson Springs to send about
two weeks.
FOUND: Folding door key.
Owner call at this Office and pay for
this notice.
w. c. Johnson and wife left Wed.
n.sday for Dawson Springs to spend
few days.
Mrs. H. Lamastus, who fell and
broke an arm a few weeks ago, now
has the fever.
Miss Mary Bell, Of Belle. Tenn.
is the guest Of Miss Charlotte Hub
bard this week.
Circuit Clerk Morris hands the
Courier a dollar for the Bryan-Kern
campaign fund.
Miss Nell Dean. Of Union City.
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Harry Threlkeld.
Miss Mabel Wilson has returned
from visit to Dawson Springs and
Hopkinsville, Ky.
Mrs. P. II. Weaks and children.
of Fulton, are the guests Of A. M.
DeBow and family. =
Had you stopped to think that We
are on the downward slope toward
another Christmas9
Murlie Roper. wife and children,
Of State Line, spent Sunday with J.
R. Brown and family.
]. w. White and D. w. Farley.
of Ethelsville, ALI, visited Mrs. G.
L. Carpenter this week.
Miss Sadie Dettre has returned to
Philadelphia. after an extended visit
to Mrs. Charles Baltzer.
Cut the weeds down in front Of
your premises and manifest your
civic pride, II you have any.
Mrs. Will Moore and two children
have returned to Tupelo, Miss, after
a visit to F. s. Moore and family.
Mrs. DR.. Royal and grandsons,
Berry and Billie Rife, of Villa Ridge,
Ill, are the guest Of Mrs. F. S.
Moore.
Miss Elizabeth Harper has return
ed TO Union City after a pleasant
visit to Misses Laura and Marine
Brown.
The lid is off again in CATO. The
saloons we're running full blast Sum
day-the first time since the local
option fight.
| J. w. Moore with a crew Of four
men, went to Cairo Monday on the
rabbit Foot" on business for the
Mengel Box Co.
While Mrs. /. d. Price is visiting
Mrs. ]. Spradlin, at Oklahoma City,
Okla, Hollis Kirk and wife are run.
ming the Price Hotel.
Rob Goalder was sworn in Tues
day as a special deputy sheriff, on
account OF the illness OF Deputy
Sheriff Goalder Johnson.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found an article describing the
/ cha mas Faada In h
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L. A. Stone spent Sunday in Milan.
Mrs w. J. Coax and children are
visiting relatives in east end Of
county.
Mrs. M. A. Powell will leave
about Sept LIST for Chicago to reside.
Mrs. Powell has a host of friends
who regret her departure from the
city.
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uNkIND.

ibid you hear about the deface-
meat Of old SINNERS tombstone ?"
"No. What was itY"
Someone added the word friends
TO the epitaph."
"What was the epitAphS"
"'He did his best. '"-Pick-Ms-
I'm.
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WHY he IGNORED HIM.

The late Archbishop Ryan. when
asked il he did not care to make some
replies TO a cockney English evan
gelist's charges, shook his head de-
cidedly.
ooh, no, no. | can have nothing
10 do with him"
"Whyi" was the surprised inquiry.
BECAUSE was the calm response.
''he is the man who heartlessly
drives the n out Of home, happiness
and heaven. Freeman's Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-10

published throughout the United
States have been grossly exaggerated.
The late disturbances were nothing
but the activities of a gang of band
its, which, according to the best &C
counts, was organized on the Amer
lean side Of the Rio Grande at Del
Rio.
These men crossd the line into
Mexico, attacked the towns of Las
Facas. which is only a small settle
ment, and not only committed rob
berry and arson but also murder, af-
ter which some of them succeeded
in getting back to the United States.
Most of those who stayed in Mexi-
co have already been captured by
the rurales, and will be dealt with
according TO law on charges of rob
berry and murder, and not on any
charge of melting or carrying on a
rebellion. The Mexican government
has already for the extradition of
those members Of the gang who sue
ceeded in recrOssing the information
al boundary line, and at the proper
time will be able to show that these
men are eXtradiable under the clause
of the treaty which refers to muir
derers, highway robbers, and others
Of that character.
I'm all cities which became excited
because of wild rumors which were
so read. the entiIo population stood
ready to defend the government
against THE activities of the maraud-
ers in case of necessity, which in
itself SHOWS that the people will
stand for law and order and the adj
vancement of the republic"
In speaking of the YaQui warfare
Mr.. Elias said:
"The Indians have been hemmed in
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in the Bacatete mountain district for
some time, and will gradually be re-
duced to prisoners of war. At va
rious times they have attempted to
break through the Gordon of troops
which surrounded tn mountains on
all sides, but in every case have been
repulsed, usually being killed or ia
ken captives. The Yaquis are oper-
ating in bands from six to ten within
the circumscribed area, and gradually
as the troops keep drawing the lines
closer are being engaged with fatal
results to themselves. There can be
only one outcome Of the warfare, and
that is either the submission of the
Indians to law and order, or to their
extinction
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-10
CONSUL ELIAS
SAYS THERE IS
No REVOLUTION
RidiCuIeS the Idea of General
Uprising and Says Most of
Marauders Have Been Cap
tured-YaquiS Hemmed In.

In view of tilc serious character OF
the so-caIled revolution in Mexico
during the past couple OF weeks &C
cording to the accounts sent OUT
from the affected area, the hgnt IN
which the entire affair is viewed by
the government of Mexico is interest
ing. The officials OF the southern
republic ridicules the idea OF the
troubles being a revolution, but claim
that the reports published through
out the United States have peeh
laughable and ridiculous.
Arturo NJ. Elias, Mexican consul at
Tucson says of the situation:
There has not been any Tevolu-
ton in Mexico, and the accounts
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-10
HOLINESS MEETING OPENS

WARREN, Pa, July 9.-The annual
campmeeting of the Pennsylvania
State Holiness association opened to-
day in Lacy Orchard, near here, and
will continue ten days. A number OF
prominent evangelists are to take
part in the proceedings, among them
E. A. Ferguson of Mt. Vernon. ILL.,, and
L. NJ. Milton Of Oskaloosa, Iowa.
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TOOK POISON.

DOUGLAS. July 11.-CSpeciaI)-
Fay Rogers committed suicide on
Sixth street last night by taking bi.
chloride of mercury in the form of tab,
lets, dying at S:45 p. m. She is a sis.
Ter Of Pauline Hart, the girl who com.
United suicide by taking corrosive sub.
Innate tablets on the 22nd of June.
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MILE. eRAu WEEDS IN FRANCE

PARIS, July 9.-At Croissy sur
Seine today Nile. Louise Rolandc
Grau, daughter of the late Maurice
GIau, for a number of years the di-
rector of the Metropolitan opera house
In New York, was married to NJ. Jean
Maurice Came. NJ. Came is a pro-
fes sor in the central school of arts and
manufactures.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-10
TERRITORIAL
NOTES

The total receipts of the Tucson
postoffice for the year were S40,0l4,
an increase over last year of about
$500.
'cient water has been developed on the
American side at Nogales to supply
the wants of the inhabitants of that
city Heretofore the supply has been
drawn from the Sonora side.
Tucson Odd Fellows are talking OF
the erection of a temple. They own
two lots. valued at $4,000, and want
to erect a home for the order in the
Old Pueblo.
During the month of June fifteen
calls were made on the Phoenix fire
for their services. This
breaks all previous records.
An automobile stage line has been
established to run between Mohawk
Summit and Kofa in Yuma county.
A new chapel to cost over $4,000 is
being erected at the Tucson Indian
school
Prescott postoffice has been moved
into new and larger quarters.
The annual feast of melons at Yu-
ma is reported to have ben great
success, both financially and social
ly. The affair was held in a local
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-10

Superintendent Averil of the Los
Angeles division of the Southern Pa
cific. with headquarters at Tucson,
has received orders to make up par
ty from his heads Of departments and
take a trip of inspection over the en-
tire Hartman system.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-10

skating rink and about three hundred
people attended. The entire receipts
amounted to about $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-10

Manuel Sarabia is still confined to
the county Jail in Tucson, as he has
thus far failed to give the $1,000 bond
which is required for his temporary
freedom until a hearing can be had
before Judge Doan in Tombstone for
Sarabia's extradation, which is sOugns
by the Mexican government.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-10

Yuma is advertising that it needs
a new bank with a paid up capital Of
at least $f50,060, which can loan
money on the lands of that district.
Engineer L. c. Hill, head OF the re-
clamation service in the southwest, is
in New Mexico inspecting the vari-
Gus irrigation projects in that terri
tory
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-10

HIS not of few HneS but suit the store included
Staple Blues Blacks and ALL Buyers will find the of sizes,
styles and patterns much complete than heretofore at this
time the year. with far greater for satisfactory selection dn
teal with the suits we've sold all at regular prices. Over 600
garments involved in this great clearance Suits for the thin
the stout man, the tall short man, the of regular build
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-01-16
SALOON HELD UP
four Masked Men Raid lnver Grove
Saloon and Get Cash.

Hastings, Jan. 14.-Four masked
men invaded James O'Leary's saloon
81 Inver Grove, Dakota county, just
before the lid went on Saturday night.
They found O'Leary and four Others
iHold up yer nands!" commanded
the first bandit. i
This happened, O'Leary says, a..
1850 p. m. He knows, because his
saloon hadn't closed for the night.
All saloons, close at II p. M, and it's
lucky for the masked persons they
happened in just as they did. Ifthey
IA been ten minutes later they would
not : have been able to get in, and hence
to get away With o'Lealy's gold
watch. S25 the leader fished out of
OLeary,s pocket, and 2 nice oollec-
tIon amounting to 3e6, contributed BY
tha others ia the card game, regard
1ass I q tie hands they held. Then the
lid went on.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-01-16
WOMAN PREVENTS ROBBERY.
Hears Explosion at Bank and Gives
Alarm-Robber Arrested.

Lake Crystal, Minn., Jan. 14.-.The
bank at Lasalle, q small station on the
Minneapolis & st. Louis road six miles
north of st. James, was blown, but
evidently the noise scared the robbers
before they were able to secure any
thing. 3 d r. 49,. x .
They stole a horse and buggy near
by and drove south to tho Omaha
tracks, leaving the horse and buggy
near the tracks. Two men came TO
Lake Crystal on foot, took breakfast
at the railroad eating house and then
proceeded down the track east.
News of the robbery was sent here
and Marshal Ben Davis and Section
Foreman Rafferty, followed them with
q tricycle..
About five miles from town they
overlook the men and arrested them.
No weapons, not even q jacknife, were
found on them, and they refused to
give their names, and say they are in
nocent. They are held in jail here.