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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

The Senatorial fight in the TwentySecond District has been
clearly defined and the records Of the candidates REV Under
wood having publicly and of his motion withdrawn have been IN
clearly set forth in the literature circulated BY both The work o ny
the voter now is to sum up the situation and pOnhs Judgment
Mr. Avery is farmer and stock raiser and entirely free from mn
the influences and motives that acuated the members Of the now III
famous Senate Lodge" w ly
Throughout the less active campaign for State Senator
in this district charge of any kind has been lodged against mn mil
Avery touching his fitness his ability his integrity his intent to HI
represent the people Of Clay and Dickinson counties ss
His friends many and enthusiastic. ll|
The opposition has been unable to cook up tangible and an NIL
pealng why he should not be nominated HI
The issues before people would be neigenty caredfor b
him, and their interests would be safe in his hands, W
He has pessOna antagOnisms within the party no enemies
to punish, many friends to thank. ~
He starts with clean slate unpaid
any man. 81 $500 Ihn
He ambitious and wants the Office for the honor Is
and the reward which always follows faithfully performed
Mace chacL at The of - L
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

Winnipeg, Man, July zS.-The
wheat harvest began Monday III
southern Alberta. The yield Is bOun-
tiful and the Qualityis good.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

LeayenwQrth, Kan, July 2S.-Upon
the removal Of the restrictions upon
the sale Of Indian lands Monday,
scores Of prospective purchasers visit.
cd the United States penitentiary here
seeking to buy the lands 81 Indian
cohyicts There are 40 Indians con-
fined in the federal prison here and
many Of them have large holdings 81
valuable land IA Oklahoma. The m
dams are following the advice Of the
officials Of the prison and refuse to
Ieil their lands. y
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

Tulsa, Ok, July %. Lone hundred
deeds and contracts telling Of as
many transfers Of Indian lands were
recorded here Monday following the
removal Of the restrictions on the
100000 acres Of Indian lands In east
ern Oklahoma. Thedaywas exceedingly
short for the real estate men. Busi.
ness was 50 heavy that It was night
fall before the realization came.
Prominent buyers assert that the rush
will last At least two weeks. sn
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30
HERMAN w. AVERY

Republican Candidate for the State Senate from Clay
and Dickinson Counties
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

The agonlzlng itching and burning
Of the skin, as In eczema; the frightftil
scaling, as In psoriasis; the loss Ok hair
and crustlng Of scalp, as In SCALED
head; the facial Disagreement, as In acne
-all demand remedies Of extraordinary
virtues TO successfully cope with them.
That CuticuFa Soap, Ointment, and Pills
are such stands proven by testimonials
81 remarkable cures when many REM
edles and even physicians have failed.
One set Is often sufficient to cure.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

Vote for him August a See
He ha Clay product
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03
Beech Grove.

B. and Jim Tucker are in the bot
toms this week.
John Smith has been "batching"
for several days. His wife has
been visiting in Hickman.
Quite a crowd serenaded Tom
Langford and wife one night this
week. Lots Of fun and noise.
John Smith has a mule and buggy
that he won't sell. John says the
mule is especially good on quick
trips.
M. and Mrs. John w. Smith gave
a Christmas dinner to their friends
and neighbors. Plenty to eat and
a jolly crowd.
Our neighborhood is changing
some. Mr.. Bryant has moved to a
farm in the bottom, John Jones has
moved 10 the farm vacated by Mr..
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03

The members oi Hlcsua1 I'D
10 76i =. A. a.. i0ge,asf Oh
iev OF their friends. ul .1rf 4
member the evening OF De- d
one Of the most deugh,iu. ever "a
psrienced. the occasion beng iali
their Annual Banquet, gwen a.
LaClsde Hotel Nothing sli can
ted by either the oomm.iise h ealii'|
or the hosielry that vos.d a3i' POI
pleasure OF the guests Those pres
ent say that success doesn't i'il'
10.
Following is the menu SHEA 'A
printed .n souvenir form an- on
given each member
uJsisr sop
Cncker '''.'
Lobster -aIal
MaYunuaiss ufrss.Hs
iiusHf iufhs1 auu 'NfsI''
DmuiafIT Sauce
cold -urtd Ham
dreamed i'uiatoes "'
SLICED rumafUrs
Asparagus un Iu'.I
IlEht l.oIit
Irr dream
f.aa IuI
Dhessr ulltfa
coffee
white aud ufovu Breed
nsnr
Lack Of space iorbids u' go'l. ...,
10 details. but suffice ito say 'I -
the present management oil 20, -. =
Clede (Mr. and Mrs. Heath Al. .S
vor the lasting esteem and oo.'''' -,
praise Of the fraternity by 20, ..
CANT manner 10 which they ssl' ~.
tertained, and the eHcep'ionaDy W
to-date service.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03
Killing in Missouri.

Joe Webb and his partner in the
trapping business. a Mr.. Hartley.
engaged in a difhculty while on
drunken spree Christmas day, which
resulted in the death Of Webb being
shot 10 death by Hartley. and Ia a
very cold-blooded manner Il is
said that after mortally vounding
bis partner. Hartley left the house
bat returned later and renewed the
attack on bis PROSTATE victim.
What caused the trouble, We are
unable 10 learn. but Il occurred at
James Bayou. In Mississippi county.
Missouri about ~ miles from Hick-
man. After the trouble began. the
occupant Of the house. in which the
trouble occurred, fed in terror. and
Hartley remained at the house.
washed. "laid out" and sat up with
the corpse over night. Next morn
ing the sheriff arrested Hartley and
be is now in jail at Charleston.
Both men have been m this vici-
nifty for a little over year-com-
ing from somewhere in Iowa.
Webb vas 10 Hickman two days
before the tragedy and carried with
him a three-gallon jug Of liquor.
He was well known here, and vas
known TO frequently dissipate.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03
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Local and Persona
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week 90"
Miss Inca Lu,en r,,urr.i.rI
ingion Monday
Miss ollie Hubbard 30 y.,.,,
Three States. 30
Miss Rubys Hemnag r,gr. !
school At Lexington Tuesday.
Miss Edna Kelly. Of Hau.s
the guest Of Miss Iva Alaai
Miss Charlotte Hubbard -
10 her school az NASHVILLE T..s
Miss Bertha Douglas. Of III
phis. is the guest OF Ma 4
Green.
Marion Wlson. 10 Jacsu. rI
visited his aunt. Mu. Sars-i
lasi Eeek.
Miss Iva Adams r,tlrsl z
day from a visit 90 Mlu ElaF.al
az Humboldt
Miss Liiion Luten s l2sal-,
tsv days 9th her parcal. uf 4
Mrs. S. " Luien.
Miss Nell Rogers ipsn, sr-I
days last seek Ulih Ms. Rsg IA
AZ Woodland Mlir
Mrs. S. K Dav4soa aal ll.r,
ter, hiss p9iiie. lpcli a i.s IA
last week az Woodland Kills
Masses Lizzie and Sad., A-,.
returned Monday lfom a rl 4
Mfs. Guy Robins. at Mayt,l
LOST Somewhere b-ivss- S-..
neck Bridge and ID B WarLI
riding siickcf Return t0 Il I
nee OF { {. Bondufant IL
Mn. 7. e. Bsat.cy anl
daugh er. Cathlsen. cd Steele.
arc visiting her father z s. !
ney also her sister, Ms a-
HolCombe. this ucck
Mfs. Walter povcI, li,l Ws
netday az her home Boz Water Vale
She Be- a sister OF Mu A % lsa,
and Mr. J = Fuqla S-s u
resident OF this place tsl.Y
years ago and I'LL bel ftuszat'
By the older residents.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03

Rev. Joseph N. Speakes. Of Nal.
den, No, Vice President Of the
Eastern Council Of the Holiness
Church Of Christ, held services al
the Holiness Church Saturday night,
Sunday morning and night and on
Monday night. He left Tuesday
for Maiden, but will be back next
month for a few services. He viii
probably take charge OF the church
at this place.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03

piachQfdat
Tho North Pole can nov ~ about
Sc business without fear and tremb
Inns Walter Wellman sill not deliver
"a into captivity Cor AZ least another
year
Why don't some minisief try ioCh.
ms the front door 81 hla church on
SUNDAY morning after sendlnE word
to the men members that they can
go IN b. siipGiuF around fhe bach
say. crossing the alley and sneakinr
through the side entrance uhen mo-
one is lookingf That oushf to set a
full house % hear the preachers Ger
mon
IN these DAYS Of great Newspaper
enterprise shY Doesn't snme novHua
per discover -Iavn- ID Rockefeller
father
when man cracks a hsd oer the
hoardefs knos 10 nahi or the reel
but when b. cracks a bad Joke. most
Of them laugh anyhow and then ru
hack and wonder whether % bad q
real poiut OF not
A man has % b. ar awful uar shen
b. tells thc bride and gfoom thrY arr
sailing the only route sorth living
the rusY SAY to happlness and peace
Then be- remembers that hIs married
friends an toif him tho same thinF
and b. cries within his heart. Al
revenge revenge r. sweet
Lear year ought % b. a great time
for fruEa
some men couldn't 30 rraffni ans
comfortable N they tried The up
posifs OF this class ulu run an auto
mobile wiih grace and diFnIfy. uhils
one - The other anri viii hump ur
over the wheel grab The rim with a
death Ike rrip. assume tense
strained look ana hang on for dear
NE You've seen such a man pienty
% times and laughed a. him. Too
20 h taking The aorid too seriously
Otherviso be would b. hsppy and Goa
tented
a. Tho present rate ~ fatal automo
BILE accidents THE country soon sul
he rid ~ all its wealthy famiiica
u IL to ~ hopei that our pima
whiskered friend. Ham Losls. Who
IL hohnobhlnE In Paris. doea noe bring
home anything more uunfsrful ln
hirsuie adornment STYLES than b. a.
ready processes Even he worm sili
turn Oh fimr'
The AVERAGE Incubator matches more
trouble for the neiFhbors than chick
ems Tor che amateur poultry fancisr
who sets lf
The best way to manare q e0man
is 20 tell her What 10 d. and then 20
on down town and let her do al she
pleasea
The reason one hall the world dos
not knoN hos ne other hair lives. o.
because tho TOP hair never sends out
invitations
bneing on the imagination often
helps mo to make an honest dollar
but draSinE on the bank is more
vastly more satisfying
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03
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Maggie

Maggie.
Och. WAS there liver sirh a iass
A. NarEie Ann ~ sfHUFf
Shes quite az sWeetrat I have area
Frum kalFahurn To- Tracy
Ter eyes are rnfea q iiiNrna bliss.
her lra. me hlf. were made e. klaai
lut did yea liver seo boz hunt
See Mas Mtstacy CheNin' sunni
on she tin make en- gum uuid ~
Can MaEgie Ann MrHfarF'
She son co. rumfeai f1r an near
Likewise a. heart o. t.arFf
sho mnsucafrs Wld EraCo untold
She aint afraid o gum. nee hnii
$40 chess "a hut abe duea ID nrnf=
Aud uiYer STICKS "a Meath M seati
On Cupid. az a. las o. me-
Trll her that ratrifk Lacy
Il drramln' in his heart fef hrr
An WAITS her. Mas MrsiarYf
A.. happy daY frr Ye. me be.
Win Be- Ain We'd hcf on th air
aud Nhin. at night You wander hum
To nad iiEn there q cheuln SUM
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03
Ropsr.Bondurani

Geo. Roper and Mrs. =. S'@ ..,..
Bondurant we're married al 'I 49, IN.
denoe Of and by County Judge l... ~, par.
Wednesday. Dec. zS' lD I'M,
rage ceremony was Per.o'nsl. 80 .',,.i
the contracting parties v''' +. ', a,o,.
in a buggy. The groom. !. -. /. io5 a
porous farmer OF near Cayc.SS pa Poo.
brother Of County Clerk s. J NY
er.
Congraiulations'
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03
The Ditch plaa.r.


I saw a man
With coat % tan
And BE- was digging ditchssf
iils arms we're bare.
Ills underwear
Was draggied. like his britchssi
Now you can BET
Tho fellow sweat
His hair was tumbise sadly.
Its kidneya too.
We're IN a stew
a. least they hurt him badiyi
But through the day
He worked that way.
And stopped about IN water.
Tho reason H.
That u hia bis
And J suppose he's got teri
But. anyhow.
! must allow
That while my WORK has hitches.
] think. by night.
II r. not quite
AZ bad a. diEEinE ditchesi
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03
Notice. taxpayers.

Those who have not paid their
city taxes should do so at once, and
thereby save the cost Of garnishee-
ing. etc. Taxes must be paid 800
Tom Dillon, Jr., c. T. c. ape.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03

Misses Elizabeth and Mabel viii
son and r. K. lsler and +. T. Ran
die enjoyed a quail supper at Jones'
Cafe Tuesday night.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03

Even When Hes All wrona.
When a man and woman Quarrel
trust the woman 10 find an excuse Tor
HE man every time.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03
oolno Things

We al know the man Who raisss
the hig hects. but the man Who rails
- The hiE radishes f. John Harris
Who resides northwest 81 town Pro
ErcHs r. In possession % radlsh u
his raising which measures % inches
In length and 1874 inches IN circum.
ference Dixon tMo) Progress
A Pike county woman made thirty.
three pounds % butter during the
month OF May IN addition o. having
milk and cream Tor family use from
one COW. and wants 10 know Who can
beat Mokane MOI Herald Post
Otto Creyita has Won the distinction
Of champion wood sawyer Friday
morning he saved a cord into stove
wood. cutting Il twice ia q. hours
NeH;i--Trempeaieau Herald
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03

Bryant and Sam Watson will live on
the farm vacated by Mr.. Jones
the Rus Watson farm.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03

Elsewhere in this issue will b,
found our clubbing rates with sever
al periodicals. Get them-they'er
cheaper than buying wood.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03

The following real estate trans
fers have been recorded since our
last report
D. B. Wilson 10 c. r. Bondu-
rant, land In the bottoms below Kick
man, Sii7i4.
II. Edmiston 10 Mrs. NJ. J. Camp
bell, land near Cayce, $500, and
other consideration.
Mrs. M. J Campbell 10 J. B. Var
den, land near Cayce, Sl675.
V. d. Ainberg, Of Cotton, Cali.
10 II. L. and r. L. Amberg, $40
acres Of land IN Missouri and one
lot 10 Old Hickman.
L. L. Rogers 10 D. G. McMillen,
lot in Fulton, $50.
d. O.. McMllen TO Ulysses,
Wright, lots In Fulton, $500.
N. c. Hill 10 T. S. Humphreys,
lots in Fulton, $500.
Mrs Fl J Kennedy, Of Arkansas to
] D Webster. land. $500
J W Norman 10 WR Meacham,
land $500.
WD Morgan TO Mrs s. Dry,
sdale land, Si47S.
J II Blair 10 T ? Guedry. lots in
Fulton, $500.
BIT Davis to Mrs NJ Bolton,
land, $3.50.
Mrs M J Bolton 10 J II Hawkins
land, SAB.
Mary Jackson and W A Soruggi
and wife 10 c II Bransford, land
$50.
Wa Terry to c R Morris, lots il
Fulton, 5000.
Alice P Wilson ct al to A N King
land, $3.50.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03

state ~ keuturkF.
Nuuuty 81 FULTON.
q. D.. Hhumnts. Cashier 20 Hickman iiank
n Hank located aud doing business nt Ne
CLINTON street lu she tltF - Hickman. iu
aid county. being duly sHuru. saYs the
Foregoing report o. ln nll rUaurrfs true
statement ~ she condition 20 che said lank
~ the CLOSE ~ nusluesa uu she llaf dar %
Dee. 80. tu thr hest ~ hls kuuslediss and
uriift nuu further saga that che husiuess 81
aid hank nas trUu transacted ~ she lura-
ton named, nud NOT elsewhere. and that
the hlnNN report On made iu compliance with
an oIcial notice received from The 4arre.
lnfg ~ state designating she Ilsi dny 20
Dee, 10. ~ she day uu which such rernrt
shall - made. q. y. @mTnAuH. Cashier.
subscribed and sworn % before me b. a..
=. shumhtn she ist DAP ~ Jan. ia
, o. a.. uFLu.
ArhAAI Notary Public.
MT. TNLru
". "a. NkHuFFu . uirertnra.
j. ". OoWufLL
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03

H E Prather 70 Jesse Mcneil.
land $1,000.
"A McCary TO J B Wheeler, Of
Obion Co., land. $500
Stephen Stair 70 c A Lewis, Ct
Lake Co, land $500.
G. c Pevitt 10 W NJ Cruce, land,
$1,000.
Circuit Court convenes az Hick-
man on Monday, Jan 20, 1908.
The following cases have been fled
since our last report
The Farmers Bank Of Fulton, vs.
w A Davis et al. Suit on note.
L W Burton VS. Jas T Burton
Suit on account. The division Of
about $500 Is involved IN the suit.
Mrs S NJ Upchurch vs. Frank Up
church. Suit for divorce.
Mrs Mary Johnston VS. Martha
Fields et al Order Of sale Of land.
Bondurant & Wilson VS. ] II Peck.
Suit on mortgage.
Fields q Jones vs. American Ex-
press Co. Suit for damages.
Barber & Morrow vs. Ad Knox.
Suit on account.
]. d. Leech has filed suits against
Chris Jackson, J. b. Webb. b. J.
Coney, T. B. Bcndurant, W. +
Smith et al, A. T. Franklin, al suits
on notes.
Farmers Bank Of Fulton VS. r. M.
Chowning ct al. Suit on note.
John Bennett VS. J. F. & S. L.
Dodds Co. Injunction from sale Of
corn for rents. Two cases.
Clinton Bank VS.. Johnson Mere.
Co. Suit on note.
Miss Dora Smith, County Superin-
tendent, J. w. Morris, Circuit Clerk
W. A. Naylor, County Judge and S.
T. Roper, County Clerk, renewed
their bonds this week for the ensu-
ing year.
K. A. Browder this week qualified
as a Justice Of the Peace.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03

1OuuHt aged ~ OF tAlh county
Quarterly court convened at the
court house Monday, Dec. %. and
the following cases we're disposed
Of:
W. G. Perry vs.. Sam Hayden.
Judgment for plaintiff
Mrs. A NJ. Cavitt VS.. A. l..
Caps. Judgment for plaintiff.
Lewis Mere. Co. VS.. Forrest *
Webster. Judgment sor plaintiff.
A. W. Avery vs.. Geo. W. Scott.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Standard Oil 60. VS.. c. D. Roe.
Continued.
W. F. Boyd VS. 4. A. Eaton Ct al.
Judgment Tor plaintiff and order o.
sale.
Nv Rogers vs. W < Blakemore.
Judgment for plaintiff.
DR.. II. E. Prather vs. J W Flynn.
Judgment for plaintiff for Sass ;
attachment sustained.
Mrs Lula Z Stowe vs. c B Peck.
Judgment for plaintiff.
] c Newton assignee, VS. 7
Adams. Dismissed.
{ Newton assignee, vs. Perry
Lovery. Judgment for plaintiff.
Order Of attachment sustained.
w Roney vs. Mrs Ermine Bus
hart. Continued with alias summons.
W Rogers et al vs. Jas Buney.
Continued
NJ RAIDER VS. Lon Robson and sam
Salmon. Continued With alias sum
mons for Robson.
NJ RAIDER VS. Lon Robson. Judg-
ment for plaintiff.
n g Morris VS. Wayne Thomas.
Continued.
Shacklett- Thomas Co VS. WR
Roper. Judgment for plaintiff.
Ferd Berendes and ] W Roney
vs. Cumberland Telephone Co.
Continued.
J + Ryan vs. NJ Pierce and A +
Oliver. Judgment for plaintiff for
S66.26 with interest from date.
Ed kingston vs. L Watson.
Continued with alias summons.
Jno Gates & Co vs. Chambers &
Shuck. judgment for plaintiff for
Sl99 so.
W J Barry vs. DC Coum. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for S4l.l9 with in
terest from Oct /, 1907.
J W Gregory VS. W A Murray and
wife. judgment for plaintiff for
SlS.25 with interest from Aug S,
1907.
Mcknight Keaton Gro Co VS. Bar.
Der & Morrow. Judgment for plain
TIT for $50.
Simmons Hdw Co vs. johnson
Nero Co. Continued by agreement;
TO Dec 81.
Mcknight Keaton Gro Co VS. Bar
Der q Morrow. Judgment for
plaintiff for $50.
II L Williams VS. T D Forsythe.
Judgment for plaintiff; order OF at
taChment sustained.
The following real estate trans.
fers have been recorded since our
last report:
D. B. Wilson 10 c. T. Bondu-
rant, land In the bottoms below HEX
man, Sil7i4.
II. Edmiston 10 Mrs. NJ. J. Camp
bell, land near Cayce, $500, and
other consideration.
Mrs. M. J. Campbell 10 J. B. Var
den, land near Cayce, Sl675.
~ II ArrL.rn ~ lnIln-r IL.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03
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Caaeeased Too Oar nsss Resdefs =
HTFIWTTVWVV'FrT'NW'NN

The following marriage licenses
we're issued during the holidays
Chas. Grafton, Of New Madrid,
No, and Miss May Badger, Of this
county. They we're married Dec.
a.
Dr. J. +. DUN. Of Melber, Ky,
and Miss Bedlah Morrow, Of this
county. They we're married IN
Hickman Dec "a.
Ear, Pafuow, aged IS, and Miss
Ellen Smith, aged 81. They we're
married IN Hickman Dec IS.
]. S. Chandler, aged %, Of Glib
son County, Tenn, and Miss Ada
Young, aged 20. Of this county.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-03
$500 Either Lot For $500
Lot Magazines:

Commercial Appeal Farmers and Hickman Courier
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
TESTIMONY TAKEN
IN RUSTIN CASE

Omaha, Neb, September 24.-All day
was spent hearing the testimony in the
case of Charles Edward Davis, who is
charged with the murder of DR.. Frederick
Rustin. Nearly a dozen witnesses were
called, but only two of them, DR.. J. P.
Lord, Rustin's former professional part
ner and Miss Hanna Dineen, the maid at
the Rustin home, gave important testi-
mony. Both of these witnesses testified to
having seen man VINO answered the de-
scription of Davis In the vicinity of the
Rustin home, and Miss Dineen testified
that two half-smeked cigar stumps were
found on the porch following the murder.
DR.. Lord was quite sure in his identifica-
ton of Davis as the man he met while
the physician was answering the call from
the Rustin home.
Mrs. Rice was in the courtroom, but
was not called today. The county attor-
ney expects to introduce a new line of
evidence tomorrow when Mrs. Rice will
be the principal witness. She is expected
to reeite again the tragic story told at the
coroner's inquest.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
TUBERCULOSIS CONGRESS.
London Scientist Talks About the Cure
of the Disease.

Philadelphia, September 24.-Incident to
the opening of the international tubercu-
1osis congress, made up of experts from
several countries, DR.. Theodore Williams
of London, one of the pioneers in the
crusade against the white Plague"
delivered an address on Evolution of
the Treatment of Pulmonary Tubercu-
losis Under the Auspices of the Henry
Phipps Institute"
DIR. Lawrence L. Flick of this city
presided at the opening session, at which
time the action of the inner council in
increasing the board of managers from
a membership of six to q was ratified,
and a complete board was announced.
Adjournment was taken after the read
ing of the secretary's report, in which
the work that has been done throughout
the world since the last conference was
summarized. The regular session of the
conference will continue tomorrow, at
which time Professor Koch, discoverer of
the tubercle bacillus, is expected to
make an address that will be the fea
ture of the entire proceedings
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-25
INDEX OF TODAY'S NEWS

Page 1.
Bryan demands square deal from
Roosevelt.
Lafollette takes Taft to his bosom.
Haskell comes back at Hearst.
More documents are read by Hearst.
Haskells position hangs in balance.
Carnegie establishes hero fund in Scot
land.
independence party ticket nominated
Page 2.
Ensley council canvasses election re-
turns.
School census of the state.
WI Ting Fang is supplanted.
Page 8.
Work to be resumed on Atlanta Bir-
mingham and Atlantic cut at Reeders
Monday.
Brewton people will uphold law.
Page a.
Editorial comment
Page 5.
High school library to be thrown open
to public.
Bodeler pours 155 gallons of whisky into
sewer
fun at big State Fair.
Hitchcock sends congratulations to
Lathrop.
Judge in1icts penal sentence for viola
tions of prohibition law.
Page 8.
Narrow escape from burning home.
Page 7.
Birmingham society.
Dolly Dalrymple writes for women.
Page 8.
Gompers makes serious charges.
Page 9.
Stock market recovers losses.
Cotton market is unchanged.
Wheat and corn are higher.
Page 10.
New York beats Chicago in last game
of series.
Cleveland loses game to Washing
ton.
New record in trotting race.