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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
prsAPPoINTs aIoLEY.

cannot Get Either savfdEe or Downey.
Birmingham, April 2s.-(Special.)--
Garry Merriman. Of Cincinnati. wired
"Qrif1th declines to let either Raw
idge or Downey so at the present
time"
the pitching stan. Downey would
have helped great deal in the dis-
mond.
MoieswOrth is stu after new ms-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

Chicago. April 2s.-Pitcher IA walsh
who has been holding out for higher
President Comisky Of the Chicago Am
erican League team. join the organize
tion here tomorrow. Walsh has been
the mainstay of the clubs pitching
staff and by many critics of baseball
is held to be equal, II not the superior
of any pitcher In the business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
A FEW FOUL TIPS

Nice business.
That's the way.
Moxie Manusrs debut was not ''aua-
p!ctons."
The Tigers are going fast in the
American.
Fast work Butler made in handling
Pepe's hit in the second.
Guese works today and probably
Duggan for the Volunteers.
Boston knocked the stuninR out OF
Stallingss Highlanders yesterday.
Macon handed a couple of packages
to Dobbs's Chattanooga bunch yester-
day.
The Dubs and Turtles seem to be
running each other a close race for
the cellar,
Greminger drove in the run in the
first and Bliss drove in the other in the
seventh.
BY rubbing It In on the Dubs yes.
terday, Atlanta Is now tied for second
place with the Volunteers.
Cubs are coming. They lead the Ma
tional League this morning. the Giants
coming to life and beating Boston.
This Robertson played some bail.
Fourteen chances without a bohhle.
and a smash for two sacks Is going
some.
Fast work when Bliss ran over and
took the throw ~ nrst from Gremin-
gsr=on Bays hit In ths--thirdSrspsae-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

Oakland, Cal, April 2s,-Five per-
sons were drowned in the Black Dia-
mond yesterday according to dispatches
received. here. A party Of twenty Ave
excursionlsts' was returning from a
nearby resort when one of the party
began rocking the launch. and three
were drowned. Later two men who
were IN another boat fishing fell asleep.
They were run down By q tug ana
drowned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
TO PLAY FOR VETS.
nabb's Team Allowed To Give ExhfbD-
ton Game.

ton Game.
Memphis, Tenn, April 2s-(Special, }
AT President Kavanaugh's solicita-
tion IN behalf OF what he refers to as
a mobile cause" Southern League
rule prohibiting playing Of exhibition
games during the championship se0-
son, will be broken by action of the
clubs in voting favorably to permit the
local league team to play members OF
organization.
The game will be for the benetlt OF
a fund for the entertainment Of ex-
Confederates at the annual reunion OF
soldiers here In June.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

Nashville, Tenn. April 2S.--Manager
Bernhard, of the local baseball team
has sold Pitcher Syfert to the Macon
club of the South Atlantic League.
Syfert was obtained from Springfield
OF the Three League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
BLACK HAND JOKE
SPRUNG ON BLISS


Evidently somebody over in Atlanta
thought Elmer Bliss was Andy Carne-
gle 5ndsins from this in the Atlanta
Journal.
Elmer BIiss Is lodging the black
hand fnurderers.
Bliss has been ordered to hand over
a big hunk of coin and valuable lands.
II he does not the blackhand declares
he will suffer the extreme penalty.
awakened by a light tap on his door
the thought the knock was at room
nearby. But Ii was soon repeated,
and the second time with more force.
After the second knock Bliss arose
from his downy couch and opened up.
Hanging on the outside Of the door
was letter. 1t had been stuck with
q small dagger.
The Montgomery pitcher pulled u
down ana then jumped back into his
apartments. He had been shocked By
skull and crossbones on the top OF the
communication.
The letter said.
"To Kfmer Bliss; Leave $4,000 and
q deed to q ten-Acre farm In Alabama
with the elevator boy, or you viii be
killed.
Bliss has no objection to complying
with the letter. but he does not know
glad IL some person with one to sell
will communicate with him Ut once.
He has the $4,000 ready to leave with
the elevator boy, and just as soon as
the farm can be purchased will leave
the deed. He says he would like 10
know IL he must deposit the money
drst. and the deed as soon as possible.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
PELICANS COP AGAIN
WIN A sLUGGlNG MATCH AT MEM
PHTe.
sixteen Hits went for q rstaI Of "a
Bases, the Myinaers Bunching
Rams Near the Close Of the
Game.

Memphis, Tenn, april 2s-@Bunched
hits and four extra bases won today's
game for New Orleans Up to the
eighth inning the score was close, at
the end OF the seventh II was tied, but
then the visitors scored five runs and
won. OF q total OF sixteen hits by
the two teams twenty-three bases re-
suited. sixteen to the credit of New
Orleans. two OF the latter for three
bases each Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

memphis 80. 600 100 000--8
SumIary.-Two-b base hits, Baerwald,
Babb, stinson. Bartiey. Robe, Dexter. 3.
ley. Hits apportioned. of oueisser. 7
In Z innings. Sacrifice hits, Weimer,
Schriver. Stolen base, DeMontrevilIe.
Double plays, Stinson TO Queisser TO
Struck out by Bartley. 3; by Quiesser
8: by Keiber. /. Base on balls. on
BARLEY. .; on Qneisser, a: on Keibsr,
4. HIT by pitcher, Coulson. Time
i:46. Umpire. o'Brfen and Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

Summary--Two-base hits. Robertson.
Bases on errors, Montgomery 2. Nash
Vile 2. Double plays. East TO Robert
son. Butler to East to Robertson. Struck
out, by Bliss 3. by Keilum Q. Left
on bases, Montgomery g. Nashville g.
Sacrifice hits, Kerwin !. Shannon 1.
Stolen bases. Daley l.. Hit by ball,
Bliss (Tonneman. Base on balls. KEEL
lum 5. Time OF game. 1:45. Name Of
umpira Fftzaimunona.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

Chattanooga, Tenn. April 2s.-Man-
ager Dobbs of the Chattanooga base
ball club. has signed. Pitcher Kenna
from Atlanta. Kenna was in the
Pennsyivania-wes virginia League
last season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati. April 2s.--Four hits and
two errors gave Chicago four runs and
the game IN the ninth Inning. Reul.
bachfs wildness helped the locals &c
several of their runs. A one-hAnded
catch Of line ny BY Sheckard was the
Cincinnati 80. 200 cog 0i0--6
Chicago $50. 200 600 204---e 10
Notwithstanding and Roth; Reul-
Umpirea, KLEIN and Kane
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
Perdue . Character.

AnaA1IAOEa
A picturesque figure somewhat to the
Rube Waddell is Hub Perdue. great
smoke ball performer with the Nash
Vile team. Perdue Is q middle Ten
nessee product coming from Gallatin,
Sumner County, about twenty miles
from Nashville. He IL known all over
the circuit as premier pitcher. punk
hitter and clown rooter and coacher
Perdue has already pitched two shut
out games this season, the two games
being his only performances TO date.
His victims were Atlanta and BirmIuR-
ham. Hub got his start as . member
OF the Gallatin Butchers, afterwards
going to the Kitty league, from which
Chance OF The Worlds Champion c. bs
H% was turned over to Nashville two
years ago after a partial spring tryout
and has been developing ever since
+ Under Manager Bill Bernhard he i'm
proved greatly last year and at the
windup was admittedly one OF the very
best pitchers in the League, His start
this year would indicate that he is
even better than last season ana IL
would not surprise some IL he did not
turn up with about the best record in
the entire organization.
Hub never did take the game serious
ly until lest year. but he has deveI-
oped some ambition along with the
rience and will doubles go IN. N he
continues to manifest real interest in
the great pastime.
Hubs home people think he Is the
greatest ever and whenever he pitches
at Nashville the business interests Of
lsallatin get great temporary set
back.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
ARKANsAs LEAGUE.

AT Hot springs--FIot Springs. 10;
Helena, o.
andria. s. I'll innings.)
At Fort smith--Fort Smith. 2: Mon
"a At 'Arssnta : Arsenta, 5; Jones'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
Texas LEAGUE.

Oklahoma City, 40; Dallas, 2-s.
Second game called end sixth; dark
Shreveport, s; Fort worth, 4.
San Antonio, Il; Houston, 3.
Waco, q; Galveston, ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
'DUBS FIELD POORLY
DRor rnsrs eA.E or SERIES TO
Mexse AGsnueI wovks fsls First esme
For narD1s sad n Outpftched
81 ~ the Atlanta soath-

Birmingham. April 2S.---Johns pitch-
ed an excellent game for Atlanta ana
until the close Birmingham was help
less. Poor fielding gave Atlanta two
runs. while the others were hammered
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

Winston Salem, q; Charlotte, Z.
Greenville,. "a; Greensboro, 1910.
Anderson. 4: Spartanburg. 4. (Callet
on account darkness).
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

summary.--sAcrifcs hits. Newton. ..
stolen bases. Henline. Gygii, Bayless.
McMurray. Q; Moran. Struck out. by
Manuel 8: John& g; Bases on Balls.
Manuel 4; Johns, 5. Time OF game
l:ib. Umpire, Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

Little Rock, April 2S.-(Special.)-
Little Rock today turned Second Base
man Burg back to Burlington in the
Barnicle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

Cleveland, O., April 28-Cleveland
was beaten today by Detroit. MuiIin
was very effective. while errors by
Young and PerrinEB were very costly.
FaIkenberg. who succeeded Young
was wild and inefective.
Score by innings: RHE
Cleveland -. 900 900 0l0-l 4
Batteries--Young. Falkenberg and
Emsler; Muilin and Schmidt. Time
1850. Umpires. KERN and O'Loughlin
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

New York, April ZS.-BHttIlnB NeI-
son sent word here today that he
Mcfarland which was scheduled for
July 5th at Colma. Calk. Nelson said
he was angered because Mcfarland s
manager had been making remarks
about his ahfairs. Nelson said that II
he fought MacFarland later in the
summer he would insist that Mae
Farland weigh in at f3S pounds 20
prove thai he WAS O. lightweight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

Boston, April 2s.-,In q slow game
marked by the visitors poor fielding.
Boston defeated New York today.
Steele pitched effectively. A base on
balls. four errors and three hits In the
fourth inning, netted the locals six
runs. Score:
New York $50. el0 600 e0i-- 8 9
Batteries: Steslsg and CaEriEAn:
Quinn. Ford and Kleinow. Time 2:0s,
Empires Connolly and Eagan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

Augusta, 3; JackBonViIIe o..
Columbus. 3; Charleston, .. fourteen
inningA1
Macon. a-4: chattanooga. as (sec-
ond game. seven innings.5
Savannah, i; Columbia 1; Ga In
nings; darknessl.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

Toledo. 8; LouisvIlle. 6
Columbus. 8: Indianapolis, 8.
minneapolis rain.
St. Paui-Kansas City, wet grounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

Philadelphia. April 2s-After being
held 10 two hits in eight innings bv
Foxen today BROOKLYN won the game
doubles by Alperman and Jordan. q
single by Kustus. AZ triple by Lenox.
Eacrifces by HumMel and Bergen. q
double steal by Sebring, who got &
pass. and Kustus. and an error hY
scanlon, although wild, kept Phila-
deIphia's hits scattered. Grant made
a record for the league for the season
OF ave singles In five times ct the bat.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Philadelphia :. :. 900 600 01o--1 .
BSttsries-Foren and DOOM; scan.
lon and Bergen. Time 2:10. Empires
tombstone and Cusack.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

Chicago, 6; Cincinnati, 5.
New York, s. Boston. ..
St. Louis. s.; Pfttsburs. 2.
Brooklyn. 8; Philadelphia, !.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

Detroit, g.. Cleveland, I.
ct. Louis Chicago. rain.
Boston, 10; New York. o.
Washington, .; Philadelphia. ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
AalEaIcAx ARTICULATION.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.


SDWtMtEM LeWWWHs
Montgomery, q; Nashville. o.
Atlanta. q; Birmingham, /.
New Orleans, 8; Memphis. ..
on day for Mobile and Little Rock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
ROBERTSON A FIND
NASHVILLE FIRST sACE<ER AND
PEPE ARE OLD FRIENDS.
Ten Of the Visitors are Married Mem
Huh Per6ue Gets q Coed
Start In This Years

Pope and Robertson. Nashvtiie's new
first baseman. are old peIs. having
been raised together on the lots Of
New York City. and having played ball
together since kidhood. when Pcpe
was In Nashville. the FIRST man he In
quired after was tIim." ana whenever
he got TO first he always had IN a line
of pleasant conversation for his old
comrade.
Robertson is one Of the most prom
Using men seen In this League in soulo
time He Is what the sport writer's
cali of the husky" type. being both q
former college football and baseball
player Of note. He belonged to Nash
Vile last year. but was not required
to report on account of the fine show
ing made by Daubert at first. In addt
ton he was finishing course in dent
istry IN New York. he now being quail
lied to practice hts profession. Rob
ertson played after June last year with
Scranton in the New York state
League and batted .277.. besides field
ing In good form. He IL so far bat
ting $50 In this League and Is field
ing IN a wav to make the fans around
the circuit forget the great stunts Of
Jake Daubert.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

81. Louis. April 2s.--st. Louis won
burg mere today. Pittsburg tried three
pitchers. Maddox. Leifeld and wacker.
Score:
Sc. Louis :. :. -. 100 oo3 o2x-s ~
Batteries: Beebe and Phelps; Mad
dox. Leineld. Wacker and Gibson.
Time 1854. Empires o'Day and Rms
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
YIRGINIA LNAaUE.

Danville, a; Lynchburg. 4.
Roanoke, 5: Norfolk, 6 I'll inhings).
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
Wina From Roston.

New York, April 2s.-New York
won from Boston In the eighth today
by following a pass to O'Hara with
Chappeile was poorly supported by
his mates. and New York's FIRST two
runs were due to Beck's errors. Score;
Boston ;: :. -. 20l 900 oo0-3 . s
Batteries: ChappeIle and Smith:
Raymond and Schlei Time 1:08 Um-
pires RIeler and TRULY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

The Nashville team Is full of married
men. there being no less than ten reg
fantry behind them. In the Tennessee
capital. This number probably consti-
tutes a record In Southern League cis.
cles. The list incfudes.N besides Man
Kellum. Perdue. East. Moves. Butie..
Bay and SeigeL Tonneman is the lat
est recruit 10 the anti-race suieidt club.
he having had quite q romantic nuptia:
after his appearance he was Joined BY
Miss Ruth Gibbs of Springfield Mo-,
where he played last year and was
quietly married, so quietly, In fact, that
thing about 1t until they read about Il
In the papers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

Moran, the heavy hitting outfslder
who come with Atlanta Tor games.
four days OF next week, Ia a big fey@
ortte with the Gate City faneeses He
10 q graceful fielder. stands like an
Apollo at the plate. and runs like q
Marathon racer Of ancient days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

Sid Smith In not with Atlanta on tho
trip fore the Birmingham series. A
split thumb holds him at hom6 for
q week. while McMarry does tha work
behind the bat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

DAILY landed on q line drive In tbs
third that had all the symptoms 81 d
two bagger. Robertson jumped In front
OF the Vicious drive, held II In hia
glove and deliberately robbed DAILY
who dropped 20 the ground In 1stons
ishment. 1t was O great piece OF fieid-
Ink and brought out lusty cheers Tor
Robertson
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-04
Factory to Start Soon.

The Gray & Shaw Canvass Glove
Co. will resume operations some
time next week. The firm now con-
sists of r. L. Gray and M. B. Shaw,
Instead Of Rice & Gray. and has
been put on a footing which will
make future operation a permanent
thing.
Twenty-Five girls will be employee
in the sewing department, and the
capacity increased from time to
time. This will necessitate the re-
moval Of the factory to larger and
better quarters, which the manage
ment now has under consideration.
Here's wishing the new firm
abundant success. Help them by
asking for a "Hickman-made glove"
when you need pair.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-04
Troops Leave Union City.

The Reelfoot lake campaign is
practically at an end. Pursuant to
orders from Adjt. Gen. Tully Brown.
all of the state troops have left
Union City with the exception of a
detail of twenty men in charge Of
CAPT. Capell. Company E. Lieut..
Commander Chastine, with a like
number of Nashville boys. was left
in charge of the lake territory, and
will remain at Fort Rankin as long
as the situation remains as ii is.
The action Of the military authori-
ties in decreasing the garrison at
Union City and Samberg followed
the quartering of the prisoners in the
jails at Dyersburg, Dresden and
Union City Saturday. There are
now but three prisoners in the bar
racks. and they were unable to be
moved, each having developed bad
cases Of measles.
The boys we're given a royal send
off at Union City. Their gentleman
ly behavior won for them the ad-
miration Of the citizens Of that little
town, where the last scenes of the
tragedy are being enacted and their
departure was regretted on all sides.
Even the prisoners we're treated
with the greatest consideration by
the soldiers, and. while no intimacy
was allowed between them, il was
plainly seen that their kindness was
appreciated. Several took occasion
to thank their guards. when they left
them, after being turned over to the
jailers, who will hold them until their
trials.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-04
Heard In s-&f&A
The CroDd NM-|

Cash.
The New Cash Store.
Moving pictures every night at
the Lyric.
Henry Clay was in Union City
last week.
REX-the great thirst-quencher.
-Cowgilps.
Davis Flack, of Union City. was
here Sunday.
Change Of Program every night
at the Lyric. :
S. L. Dodds spent few days this
week in Memphis, on business.
The Courier and the weekly Com
mercial-Appeal one year for 81 rs.
FOR SALE; Good timothy hay,
in bale.-J. P. Thomas. Route 4,
Hickman. SIP.
DR.. Davidson was in Nashville a
few days this week to see his daugh-
ter, Miss Dottie.
Don't fail to see because She
Loved Him So" at the Lyric, Thurs
day night, Feb. IL.
have a fine red Durham bull
which ! will stand at Sl.00, cash
with service.-M. A. Mcdaniel. Up
wANTED-Man of family to
work on farm. Steady work for the
right man. Apply to The Courier.
Cairo has an epidemic of small
pox and some OF the neighbor towns
are quarantining against that city.
Don't pay house rent when you
can own your own home much cheap
err. See US for town lots-Hickman
Courier Realty Co.
Don't do without calling cards
any longer. Everybody else has
them. Printed or engraved at
reasonable prices at this Office.
Monday afternoon, Mrs. Allison
Tyler gave a Bridge Luncheon in
honor of Mrs. Giles Bond. The
color scheme was red, and effective
ly carried out. An elegant luncheon
was served.
W. S. Craig, grocery merchant Of
Columbus, Monday made deed of
assignment for the benefit Of
his creditors. A. J. Hess was named
as the assignee. No schedule of
assets and Liabilities was fled.
Thursday evening, Miss Annie
Ellison entertained few guests at
six O'Clock dinner in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Giles Bond. The guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Shumate,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bond. and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Millet.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-04

Ed Marshall. recently tried at
Union City. for the murder Of Capt.
Rankin, in which there was a hung
jury, was taken home from Dyers-
burg to attend the funeral of his
father. Nose Marshall. and was al
lowed TO remain until Tuesday in
order to look after some o. his
financial interests. He is a large
stock and land owner. and his inter-
ests will likely suffer during his in
generation until May, when court
meets again.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-04
A Great Song Service.

The new song books TO be used in
the revival have arrived and II is
requested that all who will take part
in the singing will meet at the Metho-
dist church next Sunday night at 2
p. m. In a Crest Song Service.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-04
The Lost Bride"

"Just grand" is the vDi,.,,.
common, upon tn Play-"TA, I'll
Bride'-given a, the opera 81
Tuesday night by the ladies' q III
Episcopal church While III, 49,.
cas-, was home talent. lh. pan,onI-.|
was rendered in manner ,s.s,l
much credi, upon the ability d
taking part. Nearly forty "a,
we're on the stage. a,,ired ia ,l,y,~
colonial costumes. which, in A,rI
and mul,i-eolored spotlight, rods,I
a charming effect Il var 49,
eddy one Of the best feature, q
kind ever given in the eiiy:u
Miss lawson, Of Union CITY.
serves much credit Tor drilling
players up 10 this point Of ,Iscsi,,
The play is a reprcductoa 4
wedding in English royalty.
which. after the ceremony, ,A, hi
for amusement hides 10 give d
groom and guests the task Of 4
ing her. Unfortunately, Sd, goa
the attic, hides IN an ola trunk a
when she lovers the Ida Ega
look fas,ens, and she Is never loa,
Death. Of course. follows lni
years elapse before the ,ragic ,ul
Is learned.
Miss Louise Atwood and c
Shumaie. as bride and gtooz, a
fied out the star feature With al d
grace and ease Of professionals
"A. NJ. Tyler. as minister, y
formed the wedding ceremony V
much Of the dignity and grant
which he still remembers to ID
possessed by the minister Vhoa
faced a few years ago.
Miss Irene Fairs and Card
Reed. in the role Of Baron,H 4
Baron. we're especially vell-frsa
the parts assigned them.
The bridesmaids, Misses An
Cowgirl and Wayne Naylof g'~'
men, Harold DeBov and Van
Ellison; ringbeaTer, Miss A'a
DOdds; pages Misses c''
Roberts and Anneta Doddi' Sa
keeper. Miss Marie BfevaTd GA
Mrs. Chas. Travis, Mrs d
cowgill. Miss Nell Rogers Nm
NJ. Tyler. Guy Hale Dee IA
and Arch DeBov played 'h'n
spective parts in a pleasing nan'
as did also the maids.oi'hon'i'
T. T. Swayne and Mrs F. 5. no
and the receiving lady, MS 4
Remley.
The flower drill, By sixteen -,
ladies; the harp dnll' % "
young ladies. and the May Y.
attendants, by twelve Of The l'"l
ladies was a very intsr''iias
we'll executed feature Of the 'A''
All in all, the entertainer
far above the average and AZ
emit we're we'll pleased
The receipts amounted 70
si20.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-04

One of the most snjoya0I' III
of the week was the Teeep''.'
Tuesday afternoon from .~ ,,,1
o'clock by Mrs. Chester DonaI n
The library, hall and P'il%
thrown together, lighted "" i
candles. and decorated '''' "a
punches Of red caranaii0n' a "a
ted plants. As the guess 81.
thew we're served choc0lla
dining room. Progressive Il,
was played. there being ''I ~
and much interest thrown d, n
game. Large peanut 'l' a.1
with sailed peanuts ana y, ~ ID.
red ribbons. we're given ''' NJ
as favors. A salad eou'I W., u
sailed nuts we're served -. VA 4.
Logon, of Union C''y
of-town guest
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-04
Byror Williams.

on for thee Place where there's Plenty
Of GOIDi
Gee but u got oful Wet with thee Dew.
stub sed his feet wun a Bothsring
Then Il cum DARK a. . old Niger Cat
stubble he cried. gist a little. at that
Then there wuE something went "ooFf"
by thee Track
We scooted past without once looking
Back.
Next thing We herd wus sum Wheels W
thee rode
They wur a coming , fast Ter load.
Maybe rs ROBBERS" ssd stub with Q
bawl
wus a. braeinr' mis.lf Knot 2 squaui
whoa sed a Teller. II guess this 10
them.
/ viii stay her. AMI ys- bring EN- In.
Lem"
n wus thee Sheriff 1 know him rts OF.
where are ysw Eoingr' he asked. With
cot
stub wus q crying 30 hard that Cried
Lsmusl lifted US up sy His side.
then we drove on and got Home sist 81
tea
father and Mother wur waiting for ne
ma xuz a crying a Lot when I cum
father wuE lafhng-and crying too. sum
''~here IL yewr gold" is thee words that
lie sed
looking quite solum and fitting his he'd.
1--WE didn't bring H." I sed. very bold.
'-rhere IL sum Things that 10 nETrnR
THAN GOLDr'
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-04
Profit in Printers Ink.

AS result Of a 75c ad in The
Courier, Mrs. Annie Mcdaniel has
filed four orders for 10 Of her fine
thoroughbred chickens at Warren,
Ark, besides localsales.
Who says advertising don't pay1