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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-19
Sc saIVO del naufRgio.

La ley para autorizar al Co
misionado del Interior para el
estudio y construction de un
trozo de carretera que partien-
do del puente de San Antonio
termine en- el de Martin-Peha
paralelamente q Ia carretera
central Y por su lado Sur, fue
de las SO que firm6 el gober-
nsdor Post.
La ley sumentando 100000
Ia asignaci6n de Sl5O,OOO fl
jada por el Consejo para la
construction de Is carreteras
no fue firmada por el gober-
nador y, por 10 tsnto, no Sc
harm esOs trabsios.
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Tribunal Supreme de P. R,

Sehalamiento de apelacio-
nes en- pleitos civiles.-2o. Ter
mino de sesiones del afo 1909.
MARIO.
Microbes 24.-Palou y So
brino con Guadalupe Dueno
y Salvador Nicolau. . ,
Dahos y perjuicios.
Vierses 26.-Dolores JuIbe
con Julio D. Guzmzn
y otros. .Fraudu-
lencias q nulidad de
contracts y otros ex-
tremos.
Sehalamientos eriminales. !
MARIO. 4
Microbes 24.-El pueblo de
Puerto Rico contra Pc
dro Perez. -. .JueRos
Prohibidos.
JueUes 25.-El pueblo de
Puerto Rico contra IT,
burcio Figuegoa. 49,.
Juegoe prohihidos. A..
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Jose Antonio GsigeI.

Esta tarde Sc ceIebrarS eI
bautizo del primer hijo va
ron de los esposos Geigel-Her-
nandez. Seran padrinos Dha.
Josefa Geigel de Rodriguez
y su esposo On. Gregorio Ro-
driguez.
Ell acto Sc verificara en- la
Parroquia de Santurce y Sc
celebrara en- familia.
Que Dios tenga reservado
al nuevo hijo de nuestros bue-
nos amigos I'm porvenir risue-
no.
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FL PRIMER DEBER,

Da situacion es curiosa y los CO.
mentarios del pueblo de los Estados
Unldos van & ser elocuentes.
Los senores del conseio que tie
nen la suerte de tener dos ciudado-
Mas, ponen pleito ante los poderes
naclonales q hombres que no tienen
nlnguna.
:. Una ley del congreso dispuso que
ellos tuvleran, sin perder la suya
peculiar, la condicion de individuos
del pueblo de Puerto Rico, y ahora,
ellos, constituidos en- un centro ad-
mlnistrativo y legislative, preten-
Ger dlsponer de nuestro dinero & su
dlscresl6n. Ellos hacen ell presu-
puesto, fijan los gastos, reparten los
sueidos y determinan & su Comodi-
dad los egresos. Los natiuos, 6 quie-
mes Sc da ell derecho de legislar en-
otra camara, responsible por que
Ia eiige ell pueblo, no tienen derecho
enmenda nj rebaiar nj & supri-
mir: ~ cuando tai intentan, ru.
je ell cielo y Jupiter fulmina coni-
stones q Washington.
La brutalidad del regimen luce
como astro en- su cent. No ell di-
slmulo nj la.continencia ,recatAn la
corruption del sistema. La moon
nnencla de las pasiones le denuncia,
lie sensla, le vuelca, ante ojos puer-
torrlquehos y ante la gran estufac-
cion del mundo que pronto Sc vera!
Puertorrlquenos engaiados por
los oficiales del ejercito nortearne-
rleano que invadi6 la isla, q los cua-
les ei gobierno de Washington hizo
quedar nal en- sus ofertas y puer.
torrlquehos engarados tambien FOR /.
la ley Foraker que legisl6 miseros
derechos para ellos, y todavis esos
derechos lie son negados por los hom
bres del consejo. ..
No tlenen derecho los natives q
preclsar 10 mejor y 10 iusto. 81, CO.
mo es SUI derecho, quieren delinear
su personalldad, surgir con parfiles
proplos, desarrollar iniciativas.
hombres desconocidos en- el pafs
que este no conocen, les cortan Ell
paso y les llaman antiamericanos.
Es una dicha ser puertorriqueiio.
haber aquf nacido, sufrir con Ia is.
la nativa 9 identificarse con sus des-
dlchas, es para los natiuos honor mas
alto que oirse lamar americanos Dor
los que no 10 son sino hip6critanen-
te, por que asienta los principles en-
que su patria cuents su graudesa
y por que contra ella siembran odio
en- ell cora56n de otros hombres 4
qulenes ellos tan sabios y tan va.
lientes, ,consideran indefensos y de.
ibiles.
Sepase. Ser puertoriqusiio es =
Ell mas alto y decoroso deber de los
aat'ros. Que no SO nos arrehate
1uestra patria; que no SO nos despoie
lie nuestros derechos; que no Sc nos
,lranlce; que en- su hermosa peque-
1ez territorial Sc respete q este pals
entonces podra verse 81 hay ontia-
mer'ednos 8 81 Sc ha merecido el ho-
ior de que este pueblo considers
'omo compatrtotGs q los extranje.
'os que ahora, abusando de su dsbi
idad, le moteisn spurando 81 pa
,iencia.
Crearon Ia desuni6n y Ia diseordia
N la isla: cue respeten al menos 4 los
lue de sus actos digns y energies
nente protestan.
&-e-S-~
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cen al buen deseo de seUir los inte-
reses del plbiieo o ! erores invo-
luntagios.
Neass otro sjenplo.
"Couids nsgnfiiea. Fulano oons
taatenents Oyscion8do. Sacsdos
en- hombvs piazzs-"
Una hora 1espues Sc enteEa De que
el diestr1 en- question ha suirid0 una
espanto-a coEidA y sin i1mutarse
pore IN segundo despaeho.
'Sacados en- hombr0s de Jos ca
niileros 1 oonsecuencia De "a grave
beliis cue e cause e. ltimo de Ia
"a '-s'..- - F =
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M|STER|0 De
.UN .CR|MEN.
t
Runores de IN afro
pello.
Sc busca sin descanso el
cadave.r sin que hasta
ohora haya podido en-
contrarse.
De uuestro corresponsal.

Con motlVo de haber Cir
cuIado ell rumor de que en- ell
cuartel de Ia policia insuIar,
de esta ciudad, habria sido
componteado Francisco Me-
dina uno de los individuos
complicado, .con Ell supuesto
crimen de Candelaria fue al
cuatel y Sc me confirm6 q.
en- ell cuartel no Sc lie habia
dado componte q nadie, y
mucho menos q Medina, pues
81 bien es verdad, que este
fue llevado allf por la detec-
tive, estos y ell Sr. juez de la
Corte municipal de esta Gu
dad Sc entendieron directa-
mente con Medina, sin que
hubiera contra el atropello
alguno.
Ell sargento Santos Lopez
me inform6 que el, ell
domingo pasado sali6 para
Humacao en- asuntos del SER
vicio, regresando a esta ciu-
dad ell martes, ypor 10 tanto
ignora todo 10 ocurrido,
81 es que haya ocurrido algo,
que desde luego, asegura que
NADIA ha pasado en- ell cuartel
sobre atropellos; pues tanto
el como ell TIE. y ell cabo, no
han permitido nunca Sc le-
vante la mano allf, para nadie.
Despues de estas manifes-
taciones, indague con los We
cinos inrnediatos al quartet y.
me han informado todos que
NADIA han sentldo, que pudle-
ra haber atropello contra
una persona.
Sinembargo Sc me informa,
que Medina ha sido reconoci-
do en- San Juan por un m6di-
co que ha certificado que ha
sido malamente estropeado y
Sc encuentra en- el Hospital
Municipal de allf.
No puedo asegurar 81 ell ru-
NOR es 9 no cierto pero ST me
parece Sc ha debido proceder
a una investigation, aclarando
ella los hechos.
Ell crimen de Candelaria del
cual me he ocupado va, esta
encerrado en- TN gran misterio
que cada dfa Sc hace mas diff |
Gil de aclarar por 10 inverosi-
mil que resultan las distintas
Ell cadaver no ha aparecido.
En- Catano esta reformado |
Ell local donde tiene su farma-
cia el Lcdo. Calder6n Aponte
haci6ndolo de dos pisos y Sc
gun ell plano que he visto,re-
sultara un bonito edificio de
arquitectura eI que
embellecerara al ornate del
pintoresco poblado.
Ell Lcdo. Calderon, es muy
progresista y sabe honrar dig
namente la sociedad, en-
que vive. (.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-19
Las TGuniOnGS SemanaIGS

Ell dia 20 de los corrientes,
mahana sabado, dara princi-
pios el "Club de Damas" de
la ciudad, q las reuniones sc
manales acordadas oportuna-
mente y a las que solo podran
concurrir las damas que COM
ponen Ia referida asociaci6n,
Habri lecturas.
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EN- LA CAMARA
EL D|A 19,
Sc aprueban proyectos
de ley para Ia cons
truccion de carrete-
ras Y puentas.

Sc discute la prohibicion
de hacer manifestation
mes de aerado 9 de des.
agrado y hacen uso de la
palabra los Sres. Llorens:
Tizol. Munoz Rivera y
Acuna.
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Total. S "a. 732. .745. OF
Los egresos montaron 4 l $50. 5l7
s resultando un total sobrante en-
favor Edel Tesoro de S %. 402.
227.99
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pdJdOI d lCS 81 Is. LiOICllS
Tlzol. Munoz Rivera y
Acuna.
A las 4 menos 10 minutes
Sc constituye Ia Camara cor
"a delegados y Sc da por leida
ell aota de la session anterior q
sollcltud del Sr. Elzaburu Sc
cundsdo por ell Sr. Tizol.
Pasan 4 comision los memo
riales y peticiones.
Ell Sr. Acuna lee el articulo
reformando el reglamento en-
10 que Sc refiere q prohibir las
Manifestations de agrado &
desagrado de .parte del p1-
blico.-" No Sc permltard nln-
guno clase de manifestations
de agrudo o desogrado, arres-
tdndose d los naanJestantes q
~personas que haydn promo0ido
el des6rden.
Speaker. lTambien q los
delegados
Acu1a. HAY otra secci6n
q continuation. Quedan ecep-
tuados los delegados.4
Sc incluye en- la 6rden del
dfa, para discutirse despues.
Pasan otra vez q comisiones
los P, de G. % "proueyeado pa
rG Ia construction de un canaino
atirmado entire San Sebastian
q camny q tiiiando $4,000
para esq atenca6n y el sustitute
que presento la Comision de
'.obras pdblicas de la Camara.
Tambien vuelven q la comi-
sion ell P. de G. 81 para pro-
Ueer al eStudiO de la deSecaci6n
de ldgunaS g terrenoS pantano-
sos de la isla de P. Rico en- pro-
Diedades prlUadaS q del Pue-
10 de P. Rico u para OtrOS f.
.eS" La Comision de Sanidad
,resent6 un sustituto por el
,ue Sc fijen $4,000 para los es-
udios; y ambos proyectos pa
san al comite.
Sc aprueban en- tercera lee
tura los siguientes proyectos
de ley, que habfan sido discu-
tidos y aprobados en- segunda
despues del informe favora-
BILE de la comision de Obras
p1blicas, legislation y cor
poraciones.
R. C. numero 1.-para la
construction de UGrioS puenteS
de MADEIRA en- las carreteraS
de LuquiUo d Fdiardo, Faiar-
do d Naguabo, Humacdod d Ya
bucoa q de Mdunabo d Guaya-
ma. Sc asignan $4,000 deta-
llandose la suma que a cada o.
bra debe correspondent.
P. de c. 6.-Para proueer d
la construction de una cdrcel
de diStrito en- Ell diStrito judicial
de Aguadiga. $4,000. |
P. de eC.27-31-32-33-41-42-43I C. |
55-56-57- $3.50 -60-63-6S-S9-73
82-S3-S5-93-y 81 Sc refieren
a construction de 6 obras de
fabrica en- la carretera mime
TO IL secci6n de Caguas a San
Lorenzo. Estudio y conStruc-
cion de una variante q los XII
l6metros 1892 en- la carrete-
"a de Ponce-Arecibo en- las
inmediaciones de Adjuntas.
Composition del trozo de ca
rretera nGmero 2 comprendi-
da entire Aguada V Ahasco.
Construction de un ramal de
carretera que una las juris-
dicciones de Guayanilla Y Ad-
iuntas. Construction de Ia ca
rretera de Lares a Jayuya via
Utuado. Para terminar Ia cons
trocci6n de Ia carretera de A. +
recibo q Lares. Para hacer los
del puerto de Arecibo
Construction de una carrete-
"a entire San German V Par
gueras via Laias. Construction
de un trozo de caTetera que
una Ia aldea Villalba con ell
pueblo de Juana Diaz. Cons
trucci6n de un trozo de carre-
ceasasa sa = FessA "A
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-06
Killed at Lake.

Smith and Pete Branham we're
arrested Tuesday charged with
killing a boy by the name of Joe
Phillips Sunday. The Branhams are
fishermen and have been fishing at
Beaver Arm, one of the scatters of
Reelfoot Lake, living in a small cab
bin near the shore of the lake.
Sunday young Philips and two
companions from Ridgely, in Lake
county, crossed the lake; seeing
no one in the cabin occupied by the
Branhams entered and took two bot
ties of whiskey. In the meantime
the Branhams, who we're taking din
ner at house near there, had been
informed of what was going on, and
on arriving at the lake saw Phillips
and his companions crossing in a
skiff. They called to them to come
back, at the same time opening fire
on the occupants of the skiff. The
boys in the skiff turned and started
towards the Branbams, who kept on
firing, one shot being fred at such
close range that it set the clothing
worn by Phillips on fire. Four shots
took effect in Phillips body, but none
of his companions we're wounded.
The Branhams had an examining
trial before Esq. Cutler. who ordered
them to Jail to await the action of
the grand jury, which is now in
session at Union City.
At the examining trial the Bran
hams claimed that Phillips was shot
by one of his companions, but it was
shown that none of the boys we're
armed, and there we're two size bull
let's in Phillips body.
The Branhams we're out on bond
of 81 900 each, charged with being
members of night riders that whip
ped J. w. Rock some time ago.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-06
Rush Creek.

Mrs. Chas. Noonon has the La
grippe.
DR.. Henry Davis, of Cairo, visited
his parents this week.
Mrs. Joe Mailing went to Hick-
man shopping Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roper's
baby has been i'll Of malaria.
Miss Mamie Luten went to Union
City last week to visit her brother,
Drew Luten.
Corn planting time. Despite the
rain, many farmers have finished
putting in their crops. Some having
to plant over as it failed to come up.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-06
Editor Proves Accusations.

One Of the most sensational cases
that has been tried in the Ballard
circuit court in several years was
that against Robert Hille for crimi-
nal libel. The case was finished
Friday afternoon, and after a short
elaboration the jury returned a YER
dict of acquit.al.
lille is editor of the News at Ban
dana. A few months ago when Jno.
Wickliffe, of Wickliffe, was making
the race for commonwealth at
torney, lille was waging a fight
against him in his paper, accusing
Wickliffe of bribing juries. He
charged that Wickliffe organized a
jury gang to serve In his cases, and
that he had henchmen, who would
60 into the county and disqualify
the regular panel; that when the
regular jurymen arrived in court
they we're excused and bystanders,
who happened to be Wickliffe's gang
we're summoned in the cases in which
he was interested.
In the trial Friday Hille proved
that jury in a murder case had been
bribed by Wickliffe and brought out
the name of a prominent physician,
of Wicklife, who had acted as the
go-between. The evidence was SEN
sational and caused mnch surprise in
Wickliffe.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-06

Mrs. Dr. J. M. Walden, formerly
Of near this place, and we'll known
here, died at her home in Ardmorc,
Okla, April Is, after a lingering
illness Of the White Plague.
Deceased was a daughter of Mrs.
c. v. Mcdaniel, Of south Of town,
and is survived by her husband and
one son, at Ardmore. Also four
brothers-M. A., Alfred, Chas. and
J. M. Mcdaniel; and four sisters
Mrs. ]. M. Glenn, Mrs. T. A. Prath-
er, Mrs. A. X. Mcconnell and Miss
Lou Mcdaniel. all of this county.
Burial took place at Ardmore.
last Thursday.
A sad coincidence Is related con-
corning Mrs. Vaden's death. A few
months ago while at Colorado Springs
she met young lady also from Ard
more. Both ladies died the same
day with only two hours difference
in the time.
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Dorena.

Guy Hall went to Charleston. last
week.
Rev. Metheny will preach at Lo-
Gust Grove. next Sunday.
A. H. Henderson. Of Medley. was
In the neighborhood. Tuesday.
Miss Marietta Fowlks spent Sat.
urday and Sunday in Hickman.
A high water scare is reported
and the farmers are feeling blue.
Thurman Pickett and Leslie Stok-
er went to Medley, Saturday night.
Mrs. Lola Pickett. of Cairo, spent
last week with her mother. Mrs.
Byassee.
We are certainly sorry to report
that Miss Amanda Townsend is seri-
ously i'll with fever.
L. L. Hinshaw purchased house
and lot in East Prairie, last week,
consideration 81 SOC.
Sunday school is progressing nice
ly. under the auspices of R. A. Tank
ersley. superintendent.
Miss Lillian Hall left last week
for Blytheville, Ark, where she
will make her home in the future.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-06
River Still Rising.

The Mississippi is slowly rising
and will do so for the next four or
five days. 1t will possibly reach
stage OF about a. or As feet on the
Cairo guage.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-06
Even In Those Days.

The children stood in awe before
one Of the British Museum mummies.
At last the elder whispered to her IA
Their: why is the old woman
wrapped up In bandages? Did she die
Of an accident?"
Before he could reply the younger
girl said: "Oh, yes! She must have
been run over by . motor-car There's
the numbsr-'B. G. 1851 "-Cassell'
Magazine.
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Masculine Ignorance.

Mrs. Ferguson trying on another
spring hat)-Georgs. what do you
think Of this onef You didn't like
the other.
Mr.. Ferguson-well. II you are I'm
tied to two styles. the inverted waste
basket and the inverted coal scuttle.
my choice would be the coal scuttle.
We need another one at home. any
way.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-06

The Frankfort State Journal has
been sold by Editor w. P. Walton
10 Jas. L. Newman, who has been
managing editor of the paper for
some time. and former Governor J.
c. w. Beckham. will have editorial
charge In the future.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-06
Too RIsky.

Hardup-I'll never 60 to that res
taurant again. The last time I was
there q man got my overcoat and left
his In its place.
wellon-But the proprietor wasn't
to blame, was he?
Hardup-No: but I might meet the
other mani
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-06

Jno. Abner was acquitted at Jack
son yesterday, of the charge of as
sassinating James Cockrill during
the Breathitt feud war in 1902 and
1908.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-06
Not Otherwise.

Mrs. Goodkind-How do you think
you would like II II one car In every
train were reserved exclusively for
women?
Mrs. con-Kearney-I wouldn't
mind II II l could pick the women.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-06
Potted Plants For Sale.

Mr.. Postma, the Union City Flor
list, has some potted plants for sale
at J. E. Naylor & Co.'S Book
Store, and you are invited to call and
see them.
The display shows a variety of
nice plants, that every woman wants.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-06
A PreeeeIous Younaster.

Now. Willie. come TO mother and
she will tell you about the old woman
who lived In a shoe"
Jaw, cut II out. mai I'm gettin'
sick an tired Of nursery tales. Tell
me somethin' about Wild Bill Hick-
cock"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-06

The six night riders. who we're re-
Gently tried at Union City and SEN
fenced to be hung, will be given a
hearing In the Tennessee Supreme
court next Thursday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-06

nell.
VIC Perry admr vs. d B Wilson.
Hickman Lbr and Planning Mil
Co W. Nose Barkett.
Thos d Berry VS. Thos Prather ST
admir-.
T. B. Ferrill ct al VS. ] ] c Bond
urant.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-06
Christian Church Services.
sunday school at 9 AS a. m.

Sunday school at GAS a. m.
Preaching by the pastor, M. L.
Blaney at IL a. m. and 2 80 p. m.
Subject-Making Straight Paths
for Your Feet, lesson from Hick-
mans cement sidewalks and stock
law.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-06
|,flrr COURT IN SESSION
| v.a, Given Life Sentence Tor
u S%r Most Criminal Cases
" oo'''"o,,d Of First Of Week

-, Court convened at the
!. Hou,, Monday morning, with
pnss. Of Bardwell. on the
'. and W. H. Hester. Of May
\, prosecuting -,
4. 70 this morning. only two civil
~ nav, been tried, the balance
Il. ,im, being taken up by the
upal docket.
E0IlOsing ar, the Commonwealth
!, that have been tried'
H. Wade charged with selling
,l,y. Fined $40 and costs.
t,ot. Stead, selling vhiskey.
\ $40 and costs. Stead was
kuin Of the Sadie Lee.
N. Davis, shooting in sudden
I and passion. Tried and acqui'-
|,ur,nc. Bell, grand larceny.
u and acquitted. Bell was charg-
rth robbing a son Of Jesse An
ICn Of a watch. a pistol and some
ky. Bell vas traced through
LUuri, Iowa and was finally
l,bt at Para gould, Ark. and
|ushi back to Hickman.
Eury Jackson, charged with
IpaH, hned SIS.
In. Seay, carrying concealed
Ipcni, cases hled away.
Ean Hayden, unlawfully killing
!, hned $40.
3 Evans malicious shooting.
J and acquitted. Evans shot a
Nicholson at the Farmers Gin
Christmas. Jim Smithvick. the
Irs man drowned two weeks ago.
|. charged With harboring Evans !
after The shooting occurred, bu, |
cas-, vas dismissed.
pan Butler, grand larceny, fled
y. Butler could not be found
tbs term Of court.
|. 4. Plumlee, charged With
ling hog and timber. The charge
r,aling hogs was reduced to
King a hog without felonious in
7 TO which he plead guilty and
tned $500. The charge of
ling timber was filed away on
dltoo that be leave the state and
return.
> v Harrison, charged with de-
ing a woman, changed to assault
battery to which he plead guilty
vas fined $50.
i'nry Biniord. malicious shoot
Two years in Penitentiary.
lar'Aal Keith, carrying conceal
''adiy weapons, tried and acquit-
. White. alias Snevball, muir
''n' to the Penitentiary for life.
ne IS the negro that killed an
= negro on the levee b.low town
VnTl''nas' John Harmon was
~ tried for the murder, but
lie vent on the stand and swore
be White did it. |
Evans, charged with gaming.
$40.
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Owen Townsend, the fourteen
year old son of Mrs Edna Norman
and step.son of Ben Norman. OF
East Fulton, was tried before Judge
Naylor. Saturday, and sentenced to
the reform school for five years.
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Jimmis-How did you know | was
going TO calf
Her Little sister--I saw Nell taking
the pins out Of her belt.-Puck.
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Powell-Rowell is a lifeless sort OF
fellow.
Howell-Yes. I believe his foot
would get asleep while his ~ was
being pulled.
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Doubtless.

Professor Cat chemistry sxamina-
tion)-Under what combination 10
gold released most quicklyf
Student-Marriage.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-06

An Excellent Showing of Art
Squares, Lace Curtains and Curtain
Swisses.-Fuqua, Helm & Co.
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See Fuqua, Helm & Co. for Art
Squares, Rugs, Lace Curtains and
Window Shades.
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PETIT JURY

PETIT JURY
Walter Wade
A. ]. Nichols
Noah Veatch
w. d. Bushart
v. B. o'Neal
]. A. Mott
T. whipple
L. w. Stanley
J. M. Freeman
Julian Choate
M. ]. Browder
A. II. Caldwell
Jess Anderson
w. ]. Cartwright
w. A. Dodds
II. A. Eulin
VIM. Stoker
Martin Chambers
Hugh Simpson
r. r. Shaw
A. R. Bondurant
d c. Neugent
w. E. Allen.
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Dry Batteries at Cotton & Adams.
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~" SdheA
HICKMAN Grain Go. VS. Steve
NJ III. mandate Of the Court
APPEALS hied and judgment for
"'ln Tor %4l, interest from
n" 1908, and ten per cent dam.
No y Clothing Co VS. Naifeh
Verdict for Defendant. Thi,
vas for s2s2 for good. that
'' not delivered.
Ms u Minnie Naylor VS. woodmen
IT, ' world Suit on insurance
''H Compromised.
|' Ia' following suits we're set for
I, ''d'y Thursday
s ! LOr Co VS. JnO A Bri,,on
: Smith vs. S L Sexton.
frs. " mcAndrew
l %'', ;, Lizzie cruce VS. Western
700 Telegraph Co. ''''"
|lsOu. " oondurant &
|sansn. ' vs. Lee Line
ls" S Marguerite K.st.r,oo y.
'a0lar WOOduen.
y lu'i vs. Nose BarE..t.
s s''' A'''ll VS. Boyle Bros.
''''''' q Jackson VS. c Liar.
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GRAND JURY.

OAhNb lSNs
John X. Tyler
w. w. Pruett
o. c. Wolverton
c. L. Bondurant
J. r. Brown
G. L. Carpenter, foreman.
Bill Flynn
Ed Roberts
Chas. Huddleston
S. w. Boar
Dick Thompson
Walter Crostic.
Up to Wednesday eleven indict
ments had been returned.