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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-10-14

Postmaster J. T. Stephens will re-
ceive in a few days a large supply of
the Hudson-Fulton celebration stamps
This is the latest stamp issued by
the Postoffice Department and is hav-
ing a large sale over the country. 1t
has a beautiful appearance and a
fine picture OF the first Clermont and
Halfmoon are shown in the back
ground. They are only of the two
cent denomination.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-10-14
BAYOUvIlIE.


Miss Amy Hubbard is on the sick
list.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rube Wal.
lace, boy.
Chester Barnes, Of Hickman, was
here last week
John Novel; is the guest of Arch
Hubbard this week.
T. w. Hubbard was in Hickman
Saturday on business.
NJ. b. Shaw, of Hickman, KY, was
here on business, Monday.
Ernest Gilmore returned to his
home at Admission, Mo Sunday.
Mrs. Ike DeLeon, who has been re-
ported dangerously i'll is recuperat-
ing
Mrs. J. b. Dunn of Columbus, KY,
is visiting friends and relatives here
this week.
Mrs. Wat De Leon and Miss Grace
DE Leon spent Sunday on Sugar
Tree Ridge.
Oscar Croft has returned to Bayou
vile and will again resume his duty
as a teacher.
They have had several cases Of
small pox on No. Island recently.
Miss Gertrude Dunn was in Bayou
Vile Sunday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Harrison has been visit
ing friends in this neighborhood for
the past week.
DR.. Blake. of st. Louis. passed here
en- route TO Mississippi, where he will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Charley Wilson and Mrs. Ada
Jones. of Higgerson, were here Mon
day on business.
Mrs. h. C. Farmer. and sister, Mrs.
Frank Palmer spent Sunday with
their mother, Mrs. WilsonT, of hree
States.
Alphonse Wimp. a prominent citi-
zen Of Barnes Ridge, died Monday.
Oct. 4, at his home. He was an ex-
ceptionally fine man and his untime-
ly death makes a sad vacancy in
happy family circle. A wide cir
Gle of friends sympathise with the
stricken family in their hour of af-
Fiction and bereavement.
Mrs. A. A. Townsend is visiting rel
atives in East Prairie.
Miss Matte DeBow spent Friday
with friends near Union City.
Penny Bowman, of Hales Point,
Tenn, was here a few days last week
Cypress Shingles $500 a thousand
Yates q Kirk Single Co., Hickman
KY.
Joe Ridley and wife. and son, Guss
Ridley, are in st. Louis visiting their
children.
Don't take any substitutes-ask for
"Sansparlel" Flour-best ON the mar
ket today.
Telephone your grocery order to
No. 3s-the Old Reliable-all goods
delivered.
Mrs. Fannie Campbell and daugh-
ter are visiting DIR. Williams and wife
at Crystal.
Chester Bondurant and Elvis Hale
were in st. Louis last week attend
ing the Centennial and other business
s. N. Matthews, of obion county,
and Miss Dora Champion, of Full
ton. were married in Union City,
Thursday. They will reside in Full
ton.
]. Il. Luten. son of G. Il. Luten. a
prominent citizen of the vicinity of
Woodland Mills. and Miss Olga
Schooler were married at the home
OF the bride in Corinth. Miss. Oct. 4,
L.. Ia,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-10-14
UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT.

Dillon & Cox will present to their
patrons, at the Lyric, Wednesday
night, Oct. goth. Mr.. Willard Gorton.
a unique entertainer. He is known
as a modeler in clay, and is the first
man to introduce this work on the
platform. In addition to the forego-
ing, he does cartoons in charcoal, art
studies in cloth, pictures from torn
pieces of paper, impersonations of
noted men of the 18th century, all
interspersed with quaint stories. We
have every reason to believe that this
entertainment will be worth double
the price of admission. Don't forget
the date.
AS a result of the cool spell Mon
day and Tuesday, 1.-THE old man" took
another degree in putting up stoves.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-10-14

Thirstyf REQ Is wha. you need.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-10-14

Now boost for Hickman's big day
Oct. 26th.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-19

| Sior6en fer ban, at ban greier oct
life. San fam life naa @i9Seen, men
iii fomme til at oripe, bare oripe
langt, ubeitemmelig langt.
9a logger ban Jim aare mo, Itst-
ter armene pper Iaren operfors -
og bel6er Sopeoet MOB srmene, moo
los og uoiIiot, iua ban falber | Sspn
eaer @fmagt. San peo life ielp mere.
fsr ban iluar Sinene op | anoers
Riliens 9aab.
9toget al oct fsrite, ban Der tiger,
er bette: "Nu fam life Saoer og jeg
fife iammen mere. % iagtens bar
bar ban goo 8runo til at t9nte pao
set. Saoeren - en- ipagbeliet Wtan>
- bar meo 8utten iom Si9lp orepei
SiIferi Iaapos, at oct er bleoet I'll
llnberbolo for Samilien = paa tat'
tia 8is. 9u, naar 9lttten er shlent
iaier,, ipler ban oct, ions ban mao
blipe en- Iioeu Sorisrger for g'ooe'
rem % oe minore Ssifenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-19
Giaarinoen paa Rpelpet
st girfcIisbcSsbiaebc ira &OrOlano
al Spgncprcit Sigparo Ntelien.

Son err 10 Iar gammel og beoer
grnc @ouoroIen, Sfaga / Sersp, %
Siloraoelien par Iaa iGliom, at leg
mo fortnQe Den. ~
Oct Dor Manbag ben 23be ailgiilt
mi iioItleoen. Inoers Ntllen, Wteoit
poo Ssnna, reiite peo Wiooagstio no
paa l~leriiife - % funoe bore torn'
met 10 Mils Bel no / Sioroen. gei'
ret bar rrifet, &esn cs Spopelt Ell
bel Storm. 0a bliper De bar en- 59'
rina Iongt noe, iom efter alt at DON'T
me iunes at pGre i Drift. "er Der
SoIf / Srrinaen, maa Der pGre nosef
i @eien meo BEN" flyer anores Wll'
fen til aomeraten i'm, "pi taar borf
GA ie". Sc ror, me- 8loften bllper
81, fsr oe mar Saaoen.
Spem ser? Sntet Spar. Wen
poa Sremtoften iiober en- liSen Vim
oeIt. Ifiult i en- samnd gul Die
irsie; DC Ter bare SIietrsien; men
neS unoer oenne itiffer ct Tar imaa
Sen, neo / 9anbet | 6Grinaen til cp
pper gnfIerne. Slietrsien % DC iHlaa
senene iioSer aanife itine, rsrer Jig
life. Sporer life. Gnbers Nillen ora'
ger foriiatig Ersien tiliiOe, oa itOoer
q
ser en- Iioen @ut oerinoe, glelneil'
paoo, borbopeoet. iremoperbsief ooer
en- s(are % uleo Sopeoet lGnef moo
Sc forSIaqtc arme. SOB BAN eher
bar ban osb9
De ruIter / BAN, Isitcr BAN. op
SooSen til fla, ban bcspnocr at ot'e
oipsteon, 90 set parer life ret l9nse'
iaa fan ban sipe geifeo: ~.
Son bar ira Sfasa, Ssn at eo'
paro 9arien. Saoeren % ban oar
iaaar rciit no iammen for at belsss
en- ina aiemNins paa ben anoen S'ot
al Sioroeu. 9aa 9ilbasetiire' -
@orbcoen al Sjcmmet - par oel
tommct ct giuoitso, Tom bapoe ia'ie'
goaoen rrnot; be bruste &aa'ell oe
! fit ginScn / gafieil. Do Jag ole'
Saberen borte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-19
Koneoreoilerne

Der. Rorel, Der er Sefreter Tor
"9ongo.R eiormieIitabet", otfentli9'
qisr / "Gpening Nerps" en- geretliliig
ON Sc umenneifelige 8ruiombeoer,
Der gaar / Spang / &ongo. San for
teller, at Sunoreoer al MGno, apit'
Der oe gsrn er bleoen leoenoe brGno'
te. apinoer err bleuen bunone liant
men % %opItiIeoe / &9ffer, booretter
Oe beIgiife SitnftionGrer | a%onso'el'
Ifobets SieneItc bar benpttet Dem lont
.Sfipe peo oeres gpelier / Gepolper-
Sfnbnina. On I9ngoe Snofsbte er
blepen piIfeoe paa ben grulomlte
Wsoaoe for oen ubetpoeligIte 6or'
~iecIie; 100 8iifeilag paa en- enfelt
0aa er oite bleoen tiloeIt Ell ulptte'
Tia Ieeer, iom baube paft De oel9t'
Ife OpipnsmGnOs @isbag. en SOB
Dina, iom paereoe iig peo at leuere
8ummi, blep buibet paa S9noer %
|Tsbber, og oereiter blep Ell SGgt al
20 Grnb lagt paa bans grpIt. 5
oenne SilitanS Iaa S%spoin9en I TO
0oae o. en- Got, inotil ban pgao
@onoen unber oe ubeifripeligIte apa'
Her. Sans Snitru blep lepenoe be-
oropet. en- RGffe al De Snofeotes
Iaoubsbper blep afbrGnote og Sno'
bpaaerne piiteoe meo Spsbe, beIatte
meo Spieer. Sftc err bet bGnot, al
9piuber err blepne bunone poa S9n'
ser os Ssbber % lagt no ! ben ba'
aenoe Sol, bporefter man bar label
Sermiter frpbe ben oper Dem oe
bpaItopeliet opGoe Dem Iepenoe, %
nIpffelige aipnber bsbe unoer Spa'
Ter. iom Iettere fan t9nfes emo be
Ifripes. @anee 9ange err orGof'
tteare bIepeu ublepereoe til Sanii
boler, iom isnberflGngeoe % torf9
reoe 9ieene.
@screls @eretning, Der itetter ot
Iupplerer De tiolisere iremfomne W
lsrinaer ON ben %griliomme @saaoe
bpcrpoa De bcIgiife 6iinftionGrer
aonaoielifabets Gieneite misbnnole'
Icorene. pil e~ienipnIis ! ppientltf
l@rao iorbsie Den Snoisnation, bpor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-19
"SnielaOocn".

Glen bar Gaptein og Soief bar
MnifiniIt og altuuIigmano paa
9ompbaa6en "Suiela0oen" al ari-
i~tiansiano. "SuielaOoeu" bar Ell
meget Iioeu 9nao og bnpOe en- 0ta-
Tin al ben go0e gamle Sla98, iom
trpngte megen Smuriug og Smbu
for of futt1e boloeS / nogenlun0e RE
meIig Sang. Snoe Sunger paa'
Itoar, at bpis Gupteiu Slieu / ct sn'
folo al 8igtigbc6 loo "Suielabben"s
9ampileite Ipoe, blep 9oaoeu efter-
paa ligenbe title ct 9parters Sio,
TOR oct lpffeoeS Soief at foa 9ampen
pp igien. Soa bar BET Ell Dag, Oa
6en % hente nogen Gosier Wafrel,
"Suielao6en" ifiilbe no / SfiGrgonr-
at Waifinen bar mer emo alminoe-
Zig prien. 9eoIt iom Soief troeoe
oft bari Srben itanie6e Ben oIbcles
umotiperet, og ianIeoes bolot be oct
gaoenoe en- SimeS Sio eler ioa; en.
SeIig iaa oct no, Tom ON Soiefs Rleie
bupoe gipet Naifinen tilitrGffelig
araft til regclmpSiig Sang, men oa
bar man inbe pes 9eItemmeIiesitebet.
"3u foor nof Itopp'a noo, Soief,"
raa6te Slien ne0 | Waifinen. "Id
mel So, Goptein," ipareOe Soief be-
grp6elig, "naa goar a iaa 8oot!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-19

iig ieIp til Barn isien for at finrie
foritaa @srnl" /,
Gbriitines pnfre, bruno Zine lpite
|of @obbeb. Srn anbredts bar til
Mooe fom en-, Der Ter inc | SoIen og
maa i9nfe fit tnarefplbte 9lif for
bens StraaIer.
2srbag gften tom Sernbad tilba.
se, ben fore Mappe Dor MI nriten
tom. Men for ban gift biem piloe
ban Dog taIe meo Sru aabredts.
San baboe trnft oper Sagen nnoer-
peis. So nnar bun pirfeIis mente
oct alporIist oe piloe boloe al bans
|gern - bporfor iaa life. San ipn'
tes pirfelis soot ON benoe. Stun en-
9etingelie piIoe ban itiue, en- enelte.
Gbriitine mantte De bcboloe | Sniet
os bebanoIe goot, meset goot! 9a
ban mi traaote inb / gutifen, fore.
fom oct ban pIuoielig, Tom ON Der
par noeet / Sager, Der life bar belt
/ Sroen. Waar ban tpnfte nsie efter,
itoo ban | gegreb meo at iplge Jig.
|SaaIeoes bar BET. 90 ban beilntteoe
at Iabe, iom ON ban ilet life bopoe
taget gnfens gntponinger ~alporligt.
Srn gnbredts snifebe gierne at
tale meo BAN, og ban filgte benoe
inb | benbes Hripatfontor.
"Ssr, fiere Sr. 5ernbad," be-
gpnbte bun, "ieg bar ct Sorilag at
lsisre Gem. Seq bebsoer her | 5or'
retningcn en- Monb, iom leg fan babe
fulS Siaio til, og iom paa iamme
Sib err gr,inoigt inbe ! belle Sorret'
nineseangen. &iube De babe Spit
til at opgipe Ceres beip9rlise grbei-
De og bIipe @egnifdbsisrer hos mig "
Sernba6 bar nerpss. Ru fom Oct
aItiaa. Sruen gioroe BAN bette LOT.
fenbe Silbub for iaa rigtig at babe
4rammet paa BAN, mar ban bapoe
mootaget oct. Yaa Den anoen SIDE,
- ben tomme 1appe trpffebe bam
Giebliffetl Oct Dor bebaseligere at
Iiboe Der | ct pormt auntor, emo at
itreife pm paa 2anoepeien.
Wen Observation-Disclosures piloe bog
life piae. San pilbe = ia, ban piloe
tale mes Gbriitine.
Sepen6e ipareoe ban paa Srrens
Spergsmoal.
Get par fommet ian pllloieligt -
ban pibIte %pirfelig / giebliffet life.
'Sa ioet ban paa en- ganife ubeban'
Dig Maabe fifteoe Sbema, nobrso
ban: "Nu moa ies for HeIten biem.
Mine Gutter benter paa mig. SITE
Ianbt, Sru aubredts, oct er to iniaa
8ilobaSier!"
Sum tang ct giebIit,
"ssseg bar prret biemme hos Gem,
Sernbaf," iagbe bun iaa lngte og
milbt. "0e bar Suiet iulot al eng
lei, Sffe alene to = nei, enonu en-
treble: 0eres idnoe GnsIe bar ieg Jet.
ga benne treble Ceres Spiserinoe,
ifnl Sc giite Gem meol Sbi en-
ueiit Regnifabsfsrer bill ies life
BABEL"
San iaa pau benoe, forpirret. Tor
baitiet oa rert iamtibia. Saa rafte
han benbe fin ibreoe, fraftige Saano
% iagoe gauife beitioeligt:
Seq brnger min Woppe pda
anaa9en, Sru aabredts! Oct glsr
Iieal 90 ieg pil osiaa ipsrge MN
Spiaeriuoe, ON bun bill bape mig
Spis bun iii, iaa bar De peret Den
ianhe Gngel!"
ga meo ct bierteligt Saanofrpt
ifiltcs DC.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-19

De bar begge fonnlet iig op paa
SoGlpet. "Saber bialp mig op". Uten
Der gift bsi SIP, og set bar Stornt,
iaa begge blep ilaaet al SuGlpet igien.
"9a bialp ies Saber op; ieg bar laa
lanet nebe | Sisen, at ies itsote Sing.
gen moo Iaitefoppen; men ieg emit
reSe op efter ganotet % fom mig paa
Spelpet igien; on fan tro, ieg bar
mar. Men Saoer bapbe laaet Jig
iaa. Gan bIsoeoe iterft, og ban blep
life iiobenbe l9nge paa Spelnet, iaa
fit ban ct afmagtsanfaIb, falbt bag
oper og bIep borte. Seq iaa BAN langt
n%eoigiennem Sisen, ban gift meo 500
pebet ipran = ban gift iom Ell Sor'
fetrGffer."
Der iao ben lille tioarsgmle Gut
alene igien paa SpGlpet, Sp9lpet
pipeoe iom en- Spaan paa ganoet, og
Sieen Ilog oper bpert 2ieblif. Snn
loo Der alene isieu, meoens oct mort
neoe % bIep Seat, og Sp9loet oreo
uooper Siorben MOB aabne Sapet.
goa oenne Sis briper ban en- orst
Mil, ga fomnler ban oper en- Saae,
Waiten taser 9unben, og preslet al
Sisen oa Stormen retter gaaoen iig
iaien. Ieo flor anitrengelie fom'
mer ban iig op | SGrin9en; men oerl
or fulo ai 8aub og trlter nleo at
bppIpes igien bpert Eieblif. San it'll
Ter Tia 90 op MOB Maiten, trGper meo
en- 500 / bper SIDE al gaaoen o9 ba'
lancerer iig frem, til ban plro'eltg
Itoaer 2ano MOB en- lioen Solme -
Den pberite Solme moo Sauet poa
Sen Sant. Set er ga albeles merft,
Sisen er Sloo, iaa ban fonirler
ooot ilanb % ioor broget gaaoen
nofiaa bro op, og III, 1tanr Saaoefl
CIR berget iaa soot, iom oct laoer lta
oisre. er bans fsrite Sanfe at tinoe
9~riffeponb. San leoer belle Solrnell
rumSt / Rsrfe, men iorgiGpes. Serlf,
foriQroelig tsrit; trGt, forfGroellei
trat lGgser han Jig oa neo mellenl 10
steue paa Strnoen opfor Saaoef''
Wen ferIt, = for ban fan tGrte pao
ot lobe, binber ban SaaSfGltef ON
Nooen fin. Saa peo bon, at ON saa'
Sen bespnber at rGfe al, oil oei
paffe bam. Sor S%ifferbeos Sfpll
tooer han enoba eobt SpGnStng mel
'ben n Soo moo Stencn. Soa 70
Der ban. -,
San paasmer life, isr Oct er iol
Ioubaa WprgeL oa irpier bail' las
han tror, ban ifal %. W'en iiot el
ter Iiot beapnoer ban at arbeloe laS
,moot meS gaaben, ben laa M bel
poa Sioen, os ganbet por renof ~
al Den. girfelis, Der ut pan rev
Den OBJ paa en- bis 90 riig9et laaou'
meS ben, at Den sleo paa Sanoel
On aare os ct giefar bar ban ! ee
bolo, merfeIis nof. @'en bpao ele
hon NJ, - bare en- sareP Srnoel
NOR 30 oreiet ueItIie, Snooper 0lor
ron on aoo apartmil borte, Yer pal
m;rsse,. bou i9tter liz paa 0rehl
. toiten, han bar aIt resnet no, at naa
tnou ror meS Siu enc slare, ror ! IN
mort. iaa maa SIP % SinO brine ban
!, mob @iesscn. 90 ban ror' ror' la'
hon ipptter Blob; men fomnien mio
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-19

o.: "@ratlllerer, @ratilerer,
gamle @enl Seq bercr, on bar faoet
Ell 8ut."
o.: "Sof ifal on bare. Seq berer
oct ieg ogioa, Worgeu Wiooag og
gftcn og Staten meo for oen Gags
Sfplo!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-19

Snirpfcucn (til @ouSeu, iom Dol.
Ser paa at ipooe ON Ell npgieoilet
gotetafer): "Sor Sere ga life noget
onbet Steo at grope neO benlIags emo
netop Ser, fpor 9oteterne ifal gro?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-19

meo man / england betra9tcr BET
beIgiIfe HGoielSberreosmne / &on-
goitaten.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09
Three Games With Alba.

The Alba base ball team will arrive in
Jasper tomorrow for series Of three
esuss Friday , Saturday and Sunday
with the Rsdsox. The two games play
ed at Alba last week by these teams re
suited in an even break. Jasper winning
on Saturday and Alba on Sunday.
Alba is leading the trolley league and is
capable OF playing anybody's team a
good game Of ball. Douglas, Spell and
Brooden will be their pitchers, with
Brown doing all the receiving. Brydges
and Thompson will do the slab work fol
the villagers, Crawford wearing the bic
-mitten. The games will be called
promptly at $50 each hifefaoon.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09
SoX HIT BALL
WHEN HITS COUNTED.
Accordingly Webb City Trolley
Leaguers Lost Game Here
Sunday.

Hitting in the pinches was principal
ly responsible for the Sox' victory oyer
the Webb City trolley leaguers last Sun
day at the Ward grounds. Webb City
also helped themselves to the short end
Of the score by erring at inopportune
times. They outhit the locals but ow-
ing to an extreme stinginess on the part
OF the elongated Mr.. Brydges, who
pushed over the mystifiers for Jasper,
they couldn't hit when hits were neces-
sary to get runs. There was only one
exception to this, the third inning, when
three of the visitors nine hits were
punched and resulted 10 their first run.
Their other run came ID the sixth. when
pitcher Good whacked cloud inspector
that settled in the tall grass behind left
fielder Haworth Haworth returned
the ball in time to catch Good at third,
but Grains relay was inaccurate and
got away from Burkett, allowing Good
to complete the circuit.
The Sox got one in the first inning by
virtue OF successive doubles by Wolf
| and Crawford. In the second McComb
walked. and scored on Grihth's hit
past third, which was thrown away by
fielder Todd, allowing both runners to
score. Big Chitf Hendrickson, the
Cherokee slab artist who started out in
the box for Webb, here resigned and
traded places with Good, who was at
that time adjoining the starboard gar
den. Mr.. Good lived up to has name
/ for quite o while. In the fourth he
threw the ball away at second and per-
mitted run to 10 ooze in, but no hits
were garnered off his delivery till the
sixth, when Haworth singled over SEQ
ond. This hit was without result, as
was Burkett's double in the seventh,
but in the eighth Wolf led of with a
short drive to left, ard Crawford fol-
lowed with another to center. While
center fielder jackson stood eating the
ball, under the impression that IT was
an apple, Yes raced home and Craw,
ford took third, scoring moment later
on a passed ball. Cromwell, Haworth
and McComb didn't see the use Of any
more and accordingly all three stewed
the ether.
We forgot to mention that the score
was 8 2.
By innings 1924 CTS Or H i
| ~ ~ I n N N q
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09
"A. Wire-Belted Melon.

A wire encircled watermelon was
brought to Carthage yesterday by David
Wick, who lives three miles north of
Jasper and who found the Watermelon
with lis queer "belt" while walking
through his melon patch recently. The
melon was Of fullesize and tied tightly
around it was apiece Of barbed-wire.
A loop Of bArbed wire which had been
used as a fastening for gate opening
Into the Wick melon patch lay on the
ground this summer close beside vine,
and melon appeared on the vine just
where the latter had pushed its way
through the'wire loop. Soon the loop
was not large enough torepress the am
bilious young melon, and the latter
therefore began to have contracted
waist and before becoming full size had
fallen victim to the modern-dress evil
OF tight-hcing.
A few days ago Wick out the section
OF wire containing the loop from it's
place in the fence ard yesterday bought
wire aud melon to carthage where the
curiosity was seen by many interested
people. -Democrat.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09
Rev. Gunner Leaves.

Rev. IF. A. Culmer left the first OF the
week, for Rich Hill, where he will visit
for a time with friends. proceeding
thence to points 10 the east. He expects
among other places to visit his alma
mater, Vanderbilt university. In the
spring be contemplatos trip to his old
home In England and a seiouru OF some
months In Germany. Switzerland and
other European countries, following
which ne intends to return to the Unit
ed States to resume church work, Rev.
Culmer made many warmfriends during
ms stay hero ;~$hc regret n gee him
leave. 1t is their general expectation to
see him rise very high 10 bis calling.
He is too thorough and broad minded
student and too gifted speaker to
grope longer than momentarily at the
bottom Of the ladder.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09
Missouri School Makes Auction
GERS.

Carroll R. Joyce was down from La
mar last Friday attending to business,
part Of which was to insert a business
card in the columns OF the NEWS to ab-
tract the attention of the public ct
large to the recently formed auctioneer-
ing firm of Joyce & Collins, Of which, as
may be inferred, be is member. The
other member is Harry A. Collins Of
Boston, These two young men have
only recently returned from the auction,
eering school at Trenton, Mo-, bringing
with them diplomas from that institu-
tion and are now full fedged knights of
the hammer, Mr.. Joyce told US good
many interesting things we didn't know
about this school for auctioneers--in
fact we didn't even know that such an
institution existed. There are only two
such institutions IN the world, the other
one being at Chicago, and ranking be.
low the Missouri school in prestige.
Both schools are private institutions in
no way eopnectedg with the state or
federal government. "A class of rs
graduated with Messrs. Cofroli and
Joyce, and among them were men from
at least dozen different states.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09
Pounding Knell Fair.

al you think that this ia the only
place that people KNOCK said promi-
nent Barton Countyan, to the writer,
Friday, eYou ought to go down to Car
image. this week, and hear FOLKS down
there knock Knell and his fair, They
simply cuss the fair promoter by note,
and they use the whole scale before
they finish, too. There was an enor-
nous crowd there Yesterday But / am
told that the three days before we're big
fizzIss. believe that the sttitude Of
the local people down thereis going 20
bust hpathetsir Lamar Democrat.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09
First class lunch service at Nunnelly's
Everything in the school book
and school supply line at Pitts.

All the Jssperites who took in the
Baxter reunion came in Friday night
and Saturday morning, all pretty we'll
tagged out but declaring they'd bad a
great time. The general opinion, how-
ever, seems to be that the reunion Is
growing ''puHkert' each year. Unless
lit gets into better hands the patronage
from these parts win dwindIe 10 almost
nothing.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09
Go with A Rush.

y The demand for that wonderful Stom-
ach, Liver and Kidney cure, DIR. Kings
New Life Pills--is astounding Webb
Bros say they never saw the like. its
because they never fail to cure Sour
Stomach, Constipation, Indigestion,
Biliousness, JauDdioe. Sick Headache,
OhiIfs and MalAriA. only abc.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09

Prof. Akers the crack wrestler who
il TO wresiie two tails out Q; three w:.h
carp, the heavy weight, is said to be
about the best man at the game in the
business, at his weight. Last winter be
toured the state OF Kansas and wrestled
ali corners wherever he exhibited, with
out once losing fall. 1t takes some
class to pull of anything like that.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09

d. II. File and family left Sunday
morning for Pittsburg, which town will
be their home henceiorth. They will
be visited each week by the News, and
will thus keep posted on things in the
old town.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09

Mrs. W.P. Bowman and son, Preston,
of New York City are visiting this week
with the formers sister, Mrs. f. j. Nc
Comb.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09

Phil S. Griffith OF Greenfield was the
guest of Jasper relatives between trains
Thursday.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09

FoUND--An umbrella. Finder can
get same by calling at News office and
paying for this notice.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09
Personal and Local
Pitts, the Paint Man.

Crow Mere. Co. sell Hamilton. Brown
Shoes, 80
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09
Get your ICE at Wheat's.

A gentle rain fell Tuesday that was
just the thing to make ideal weather
for the Karni0al. Now if it doesn't
suddenly overdo the thing we'll have a
fair las is" fair.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09

You'll never find better hard wheat
-four than "Sweetheart" -four, sold at
Schooler's elevator. You can also get it
at any grocery in Jasper. S.l2.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09

Take your eggs and butter to Gran
dali Bros. and get fresh meat and fresh
groceries Bill
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09

Frank Peisen came in from Miami,
l. T., last week and is visiting bis broth
err, George. #s
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09

Mrs. G. s.. Wolf and two children re-
turned Saturday from q visit of several
weeks with her parents at West Point,
Ills.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-09

See Pitts for school books and
school supplies.