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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-09-04
John "a. SholzG!y Co., e,,,1....,:

T. b. I.aI;ue and family. who have
spent the past month in and near Cape
Vincent, y. y, returned home Tues
DAY forenoon. They enjoyed their visit
and relish the thought Of once more
being at home in "B eau'ifu Kittitas. 8"
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-09-04
For a Sprained Ankle.

A sprained ankle may be cured in
about one-third the time usually re-
CURED, by applying Chamberlain
Liniment freely, and giving it absolute
rest, For sale by Owl Drug Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-09-04

WE publish in this issue a sample
ballot of the democratic ticket,
state and county to be voted next
Tuesday. Look it over and study
it carefully that YOU may vote it
lust as YOU wish and make no mis-
axes.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-09-04

EVERY democrat in kittitas
county should vote next TUESDAY
tor Jack Splawn for first choice for
governor and also vote for that
prince of good fellows, Harry Col
Ter for lieutenant governor
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-09-04
Careful Prescription Work.

inalible No human is But we have work so
phase of it. that certain
have Physicians who have IN
yeeaed prescription highly and
gladly us their prescriptions. We invite yours
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

The Grand Jury brought 10 seven
teen indictments and adjourned We'd
nesiay night 20 meet in Fulton Tues
day
Fiiy-iour Commonwealth cases
we're continued with alias summons
Tor each defendant.
The case OF Commonwealth vs.
Scrap. on a charge Of carrying con-
cealed deadly weapons, vas d.smis.
sci The defendant, a negro, has
died since the las; tenn 0t court.
Commonwealth VS. FL Jeweli e. al.
dismissed The defendants we're
charged with trespass. The sheriff
had locked up the house belonging
10 defendant az Jordan and the de-
PENDANT broke into o.
Commonwealth SIS Wash Stoner.
charged with rape, resulted 30 hung
jury, and jury discharged.
Commonwealth VS. John Adair.
charged with rape, jury failed 20
agree and Eas discharged
" W c Parks, forgery. two years
Boz Reform School. This young man
forged the name OF J J Gavin, sup
er1tendent Of the ] CR \ 40 Fulton,
as au endorsement 90 a check.
Commonwealth vs. Claude Carter.
charged with the murder OF another
negro in the bottom, continued.
Commonwealth VS. Bill Milner.
appeal from Quarterly Court, charg-
ed with carrying concealed deadly
weapons, SIS dne and ten days in
Jail.
Commonwealth vs. Dr.. Stafford,
continued. he is charged With prac.
iicing without license.
The grand jury failed 10 indict
Silas Johnson, charged With murder,
and the case vas re-reierrei 10 the
next grand jury.
The suit Of P S Taylor vs. the
Singer Mfg. Co. vas dismissed. set
tied.
Fred Hayden vs. w Il Badger,
suit for timber. Plaintiff awarded
judgment for SIS. This suit has
been "a litigation for some time.
Hickman Grain Co. VS. Tom Bragg.
judgment for plaintiff for 500 %.
This suit was on corn contracts. The
market price Of corn was higher
than the contracted price, and the
defendant failed 10 deliver bis corn.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

II. c. Ramer, an NJ. q o. train
man Of Jackson, Tenn, spent Sun
day al Moscow.
Everybody invited 10 attend Old
Folks meeting at Moscow the 5th
Sunday in May.
Miss Nellie Ramer, Of Jackson,
Tenn, who is visiting the Shelby
sisters, is on the sick list.
Miss Allah Ferguson accompanied
by her uncle, Mr.. Vester Roberts,
visited friends in Cairo last week.
L. D. Verhine, operator at Beech
Ridge, Ills, spent Sunday at home
with his father, Z. II. Verhine.
Miss Lucy Williamson will 20 10
Nashville this week TO spend the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Win
ford.
Rev. S. A. Owen, evangelist call
ed TO preach for our mission work in
this association, preached two ser
mons Sunday and Sunday night at
Spring Valley Baptist Church. He
will preach at Moscow Wednesday
night. Bro. Owen is a fine Bible
student and a good talker, and we
invite everybody TO come out and
hear him.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

10. King was in Medley Saiuf-
day.
RI. Rogers has returned from
Cairo.
III. Pickett, Of Hickman, was
here Thursday.
Ernest Gibbs, Of East Prairie. was
here Saturday.
Chas. Larue returned from Mem
phis Friday night.
Wright Hopkins. Of the Mounds.
was here Monday.
Il. S. Henderson. Of Medley. had
business here last week.
Sam Lee aad wife, Of Medley. at
tended church at Locust Grove Sun
day.
Gertrude and Lillian Hall visited
Clara and Mandye Townsend Sun
day.
The farmers here are very much
delayed on account Of the recent
heavy rains.
J. o. King. I. L. White and II.
{. Barnes we're in Charleston the
first OF the week.
Messrs. Glidevell and Williams,
Of Beach Grove, attended confer.
ence here Saturday.
Preparation is being made for
Children's Day services which will
be held on Sunday, May IL.
Rev. Clark. the presiding elder,
and Rev. Freeman held quarterly
conference at Locust Grove Saturday
Rev. Clark preached 10 a large con-
gregation Sunday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
Veterans Of Forrest CayaIrN

I have secured the use OF Gelder's
Hall, corner OF Fourth Avenue and
Twentieth Street. Birmingham, Ala
for headquarters OF Forests Cav
airy during the Reunion Ia June
By writing 70 Col. Thomas S. Tate.
at Birmingham, or applying TO MIN
Immediately spon arrival, you can
secure a horse, saddle and bride
for use on day Of parade for two
dollars. u is my earnes, desire
that every member Of FORESTS Cav
airy shall Join with us 10 the parade.
All are requested 10 meet 40 Gel
der's Hall az l0o'ciock a. N. second
day Of Reunion. A mass meeting
and election will be held. Let every
veteran OF Forests Cavalry make
an effort 70 attend. We will never
have such an opportunity again.
Most sincerely your comrade,
Il. A. TYLER. Lieut.. Cen.
Commanding Forests Cavalry.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

Plenty Of rain.
Council proceedings next week.
K NJ Isler was 10 Union City on
business Tuesday.
Postmaster Stephens left Monday
10 attend the Republican State Con-
vention az Louisville.
Henry Davis vas here from
Cayce. Thursday. on a short visit.
TO his son, Atty. B. 7 Davis.
There is nothing better for the
chicks than my No. 2 wheat. The
price is right.-C II. Moore.
Mrs. Geo. Fowler and little
daughter, Of Fulton, came ever
Monday 70 visit her father, ". A..
Edwards.
The longest session ever held by
a city council IN this city vas held
last Monday night Il lasted from
8 O'Clock P. m. until - 80 a. m.
We shall naturally expect some great
measures TO follow close on the heels
Of these midnight sessions mid
night oil" has the reputation Of hav-
ing worked wonders.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
Program at Antioch

Following is the program 10 be
rendered az Antioch Cemetery. On
before the 3ri Sunday 10
May
Songs by choir.
Prayer.
Address by Hon. J u. Mcdowell
Decoration OF graves.
Dinner.
Annual election Of 0thcers.
Music by choir.
Address by Hon. F. NJ Mckee.
". Mcdaniel,
JY9 HOWARD,
JEg. RAY,
Committee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Horace Bettersvorth 10 w T
Bondurant, 100 acres Of land, 81,
500.
P J Weimer to p J Frenz, lot in
Gourley's Addition 10 Hickman $40.
J B Holly, Of Jordan, 10 Miss
Josephine Kelley, house aud lot in
that town, 500.
p J Frenz 10 w A Dodds, To-, In
Gourley's Addition to Hickman $40.
John { Browder 10 T + William
son, land in the Palestine neighbor.
hood, $500.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
Other : Folks . By,i,a--
Groceries at Moore

Groceries at Moore
Rev G.. l.. Pric, s..
last week. D" 'lll
Photos at RICH, price, r..
az Hickman. 'i-Fs.
birdEeil makes picture,
Soc a dozen up 'ar
Asher Kennedy arrived t.,,,
day from Wlupo. N'a
I'D pounds choice e.... 40,
Bows iof one dollar
New dry onions. aaa,.
a'iaSoerres az D.B.va
Mr. Person and v.i.. .. u.-.
were 90 ihe eiiY Monday
A. O. Campbell aic....
The city on business Thursday
MIS-. John Weather. ....
a few days DO Union Cavu. ...
Always up-to-lit- .. bite.
| qualiiv.-A 81 u-B.s. t.. .'.
Groccr
| j. I stephens attended ..
publican Convention 40
this week
Mrs John Crawford .-n r....
on an extended v.ltta relative.
IOakahoma.
Miss Aa,-e Ray rr.r.. ,.
week from visit i6 r-a.s., i
Water Valley
/ C.. T. Walker. R.tt s.....
% Louisy,..e, and Hollis Er...
60 Cairo "Wednesday
Le, Birdve.l i.seape..f..t...
baby nov S4iisiaC' .Hr F.a.....
Next door io poEion.e
The Sunbeams. a society .. ...
Baptist Church, met s.ia Nu F..
Ellison Friday afternoon
/ Don't forget that ta- Cash l-.
has iuli Dine u staple a.. a
groceries al bottom Pa.sl.
Make him smile W.. r
Take your clothes i1 t.m totr ..
"a and pressed. then sai.. bind
/ over K.ce't.
/ I develop koiak h.ms s.. -e
/ post cafli of pictures tom t.- a
reasonable prices -bf.F... r
/ door to pol'omce
Don't forget the place l-
4 Ricct Shoe Store. time -E1r
/ your clothes cleaned. Pr-u..
repaired by Case.
/ ] s.. Co5mbcs has returned q. b.
/ home near Pine Bluff hr.. aa-
"a several months Stay H..
7. brother. Lawrence
Mics @a1ei Wudoa and So l-..
sent io Mckenzie "wednesday l'.-
noon to meet Miss Helen N.r..
/ oi Iowa, who vail visit G.H Hf.
several weeka
a large number roo young
had d surprise party Il...a. ..r
ing at thc home 1i HH N.-.
Nayi1f. Music and singing s.
much enjoyed. SiHu.eru.. .-.l-
and cake we're served.
Tuesday aitcm 300. Mr. . A
Johnson entertained a arF. ..-'
oi friends 40 RaH-s The bose
vas decorated viih "a pr.....
roses and other rli aover.. E.HrA
charming effect. There we're l..t.
tables oi Ra#-s and ihe game. s.-.
very much enjoyed. I.t.r.H.l..
"a beautiful Gan. uas given 4. N"
a. x. Stone. and tae second Ir...I
souvenir spoon to Mrs T.. t..fl...
Music on grsphoplone sas
throughout thr Afternoon. ......
menis 0t Strawberries, cream. I'
sorted cake and min,s were ..r....
The Amateur Musical l.. s.
meet With Miss Marguerite s..-i.
May 18th A. member arr -'f-
o. be present. The program H '.
follows General view ot m.H.
voice music. questions 0n 'a. .i.
of Jensen questions ou ire H..
Brain. instrumental. SOLO ..
Ruth Ellison vocal sol3-Na Aa|
Waters. instrumental solo A'
Iohn S. Dillon duet Mise. l......
brink and Bartlett . vocal solo A''
Eues, Johnson instruments.
Miss Irene Faris vocal 500
Miss Mildred Ramage voca. l-..
Mesdames CowFiil and M..lr' paper
varied selections Mrs DAVIS .
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08
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Cuadsased Toe Osf aus, Readers
CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT.
Circuit Court convened at the
Court House Mouday. Judge X. J.
Bggg, OF Bardwell, is presiding aud
Commonwealth Attorney Hester, OF
Mayfeid. prosecuting.
Following are the juries impannei-
ed for this term
GRAND JURY.
/ p Ellison.
Joe Ferguson,
X n Phipps.
A o Myatt,
i C. Rice.
J " Mayheld,
& c Smith,
& A Bonduraut,
/ + Thomas,
" IL Guyu.
X K Burnett,
i NJ Bradley.
PETIT July
J V Carver.
+ NJ Pfovow,
George Maneese,
3 PaTham,
ID L Coum.
4 L Boadurlui.
X X Green,
] T Kemp,
Hays Pewett.
Frank Watson.
= II Browder.
] % Parish,
J B Williams,
4 B Brevari,
" q Anderson,
4 ? Baker,
L { Lunsiord,
n Barham,
" Il Treas,
T A Elliott.
George Rankin,
" 7 Gasklns,
J " Island,
" F.ipPin,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-08

Get your old clothes made new by
having Case &c clean and press them
Ladies clothes a specially. Over
Rice's Shoe Store.
Mrs. Hayden Freeman and Miss
Savage have returned 10 Fulton after
visiting their sister, Mrs. {. L. Price.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-08-07
Sheep Killed BY Liattnip0

Virgil Cornell, u sheep owner Of
Bridgeport. Cal, tolls Il peculiar story
In regard to lightning striking q NUN.
ber Of sheep during q thunder storm ut
tho head Of the Carson river on Sunday
and killing them all. j. r. Powell had
92 sheep grazing in tho wood near the
river when the thunder storm occurred.
The sheep all ran under Il large tama.
rack tree for shelter and tho herder
and his dog sought tho shelter Of
another tree nearby. During the storm,
q bolt Of lightning struck the tamarack
under which the sheep were resting,
split the tree into two parts and killed
every sheep In the bunch. Tho herler
aud his dog had just started to 40 TO-.
ward the sheep when the lightning
struck and both dog and man were
thrown violently TO tho ground and stun.
ned, but we're otherwise uninjured.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-08-07
The Governors Mansion

The STATE board Of capitol commits
sioners yesterday afternoon selected
plans and specifications for the govern
or's mansion to he erected in Carson
City and today will begin the advertise.
ment for bid to construct the mansion.
The plans are those submitted by Ferris
q Company, Il firm of Reno architects.
and the estimated cost is $24, 800 for the
building complete. The company will
today file Il bond that the building can
he constructed for the estimated price.
The plans and specifications as chosen
were selected from q large number and
the building when completed will be
one of the handsomcst in the country.
The building will he u two.story affair.
OF cl assic-colonial style with II great
porch and immnse columns i'm front.
There will he fifteen rooms in the build.
ing and nll well arranged and having
the latest modern cOnveniences.
The building will he erected on the
lot donated by T. b. Hickey and which
is Just north of the Hickey home in the
western part OF the city. The location
is on an cminencc which overlooks the
city and when the building is COM
pleted, it will occupy II commanding
position ana also present Il beautiful
sight. Under the law the board will
have to advertise for thirty days for
BIDS, II many contractors have al
ready given notice they will submit
propositions for the construction.
Within forty days, ut least, from the
present time, actual construction should
be started on the building Carson
News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-08-07
Receipts OF States From National Forests

Announcements has just been made of
the amounts which each State contain
ing National Forests will receive under
the new law giving % per cent of the
gross receipts from Forests to these
States. The total amount to go TO
the States, from the receipts of the
fiscal year which ended June 30, is
$447, O83. 40.
The amount to go to each State or
Territory are: Alaska, 81, 6S4. TS;
Arizona, $I2, 61O.44; Arkansas, $313. 6S;
California, $52, 437.7S; Colorado, $50
$3.50 Idaho, $50, 3O7. st; Kansas 1913. 55
Montana, $40, 8O7. Al; Nebraska, s., 349.-
n; Nevada, $4,577. 95; New Mexico, $25,-
i64. IL; Oklahoma, $55i.4S; Oregon, $32.-
1881; South Dakota, IS. 45G. 60; Utah,
$32, l51. OF Including Uinta Indian re-
fund of 81, 34S. OF; Washington, $1s.
O32. 40. and Wyoming, $i1, 4O2. 3S.
Tho law requires that this money he
expended upon public roads and schools
by the counties which contain National
florists land. In this way the counties
are compensated for the reduction of
taxable area brought about by the ex-
fstence of the Forests.
Before this year the States have re-.
ceived 10 per cent of the gross receipts.
bnt Congress voted last winter to in
crease the o to % per cent.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-08-07
Wants Damages.

Kathryn Collins through her MT.
torneys Glynn and stingley, filed suit
In Reno yesterday against the Nat c.
Goonwin Brokerage Company for $40.
600 damages. She bases her complaint
upon an alleged d~efamatory and libel
ious poem which was displayed in the
window of the company's offices during
one afternoon, in which her personal
charms and physical defects, her at.
torney, the jury. which tried n cas-
IN district court, and the entire pro-
ceedings were lampooned numerically.
case referred to is that of Katheryn
Collins against the brokerage company
in which Miss. Collins sued for dam
ages alleged sustained in the service
OF the company us Il s~tcnographer,
for which a jury awarded the plaintiff
Fl625 damages. The posting of the
poem followed the close of the case.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-08-07
Bartlett Wins

Reports received from the democratic
primaries throughout the state indicate
that Congressman Bartlett will have a
majority In the Tonopah convention.
He carried Tonopah and other precincts
In Nyc county, but McCarren wired
from Tonopah Thursday that he had q
out OF the - delegates from Nye
county.
Bartlett gets almost u solid delegation
from Esincralda county. He elected
his entire ticket in Goldfeld and carried
most Of the other precincts of the
county.
Elko county as far us heard from is
pretty certain to give him o out of the
10 elected. Tho three to I've appointed
by the county committee will undoubt.
edly bc for Bartlett.
Humboldt county rs far as heard from
gives Bartlett n solid delegation, while
In White Pine and Storey counties the
delegations nro divided with Bartlett in
the lead.
In Washoe county the delegation is
divided with Nc Carrcn in the lead.
Lyon, Lander, Eureka, Douglas md
Churchill counties are yet 10 hear from.
These counties are almost sure to give
Bartlett n large majority Of their dc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-08-07
Salmagundi
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY

The attention of everybody is called
to DR.. Wilson's notice in this issue.
Those needing dental work should
read it.
a Paris physician claims TO have
discovered that autoing brings three
new wrinkles to woman's face. No
body seems to care how many it
brings to the faces of men and women
who are kept busy dodging,
Professor Charles L. Il Barueveld of
the Minnesota School Of Mines, and one
of the directors of the Nevada Bunker
Hill Mining Company, operating Mt
Bullion, this county, will arrive tonight
to make IN inspection of the company's
mines. He will remain here four OF
five days.
\ petition was fled in the United
States court here yesterday by creditors
of c. D. Dorsey, of Midas, to have him
declared Il bankrupt. Dorsey conducts
II merchandise and lumber-yard bust.
ness Mt Midas. or Gold Circle Elko
county and is known to several here
Carson News.
Charley Roberts and Bert Selln left
this morning on n fishing and hunting
trip. They took along II supply of
provisions and several gallons of remedy
for snake bites. They intimatcd to
their friends that they expected to hunt
in Il snake country and might he badly
bitten. They expect to bc gone several
days.
Says the YeringtOn Times: One of
Yerington's curiositics Is II family in
which u Pitute lady is the mother and
q Chinese gentleman the father and six
little boys the harvest. Now what we
want TO know is what (besides boys)
are the childrcn2 III answering be
specific as to u) nationality; t2) social
potion; t3l dcsirability.
Christian Scott. who Is held in the
county jail for the murder of Clement
Juidici, was before Judge Brown this
morning on IL writ Of habcs corpus.
Owning to the absence Of the dis.
trict attorney, the hearing Of the writ
was contonued until 0:JO tomorrow
morning md Scott was rcmandcd TO the
custody Of the sheriff.
The grade Of the Rawhide Western
Railway Company is within four miles
of Rawhide and is being rushed through.
II will bc finished within II fortnight
unless some unforeseen obstacles present
themselves. 1t is stated upon author.
ity entitled 10 the fullest crcdcncc 10.
cause Of It's origin that trains will be
running to camp by the lst Of Octo.
Der. Enterprise.
Some one has said that King Edward
never wears the same suit twice, This
is an e~Xagseration. The king OK.
changes his attire three times u day
and consequently would need more than
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-08-07
~Salmagundi
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

The Goldfield mines produced $l07,-
700 for the week ending last Friday
night.
District Attorney Caine is putting in
his time preparing to take the examina.
ton for admission to the bar.
Reports from different sections of the
county say that the hay crop this year
is better than that Of last year.
Mr., and Mrs. Wintcrmantel and
Misses Rose and May Gardner left for
Lamoille this afternoon to Join the
campers.
Mrs. Marlettc and Miss Hazelton.
VIII" have been visiting relatives at
Lamoillc, departed last night for their
homes in Canada.
Every now and then the conscience
fund gets q contribution 30 large us to
suggest vast damage done to the treas.
ury by people who fail TO repent.
New York is said to have the third
largest German population of any city
of the world. II has $50. 900 Germans
to Bcrlin's . 1000, 600 and Hanburg's 100.
600.
Mr.. and Mrs. ITurrah and children
and Mrs, Reed returned this afternoon.
They spent the winter in California
and then took II trip through Oregon
and Idaho.
Samuel McAfullcn. Ben Armstrong
and Mr.. Stevens, prominent Starr
valley ranchcrs. arrived on No. 3 this
afternoon. They are al old timers in
the county,
II Is estimated that there ARE IsO. 600,
900 Professionals In the world, M com.
pared with go. OOO, 900 Catholics and
no, 900, 600 adlcrcnts Of the Greek and
Oriental churches.
Rustling for interesting news items IL
uphill work these hot days. Nothing
doing" isthc reply the reporter generally
receives when hc asks u citizen II he
knows Of any news.
Old Rockefeller wasn't u bit surprised
at being released from paying that 20
million dollar fine. Neither was R0ose.
welt, but the latter expected the court
To wait till after the election before
wiping n Ont.-Alhany tMo.) Ledger.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-08-07
Dcmocratlc Delenates

According to returns made Ia tle
democratic county committee the
following delegates to the democratic
state convention were elected at last
Saturdays primaries:
District No. III. W Lane. II. II. Rid
dell, +. l.. Rebor, all of Gold Circle.
District No. 5-Thomus Hunter, A..
W. Hcsson. Elko, J. A. Bielar. Carlin.
james +. Holland, Lmnoiilc.
District No. al l.. Hudson, Mound
Valley.
District No, "a. w. Goblc. A. Fish
or. Wells.
No reports have been received from
districts 4 and o.