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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10

that comes to me as an individual and direct the application of my belt to suit the demands of this particular case. When you consider the fact that the electricity which l supply is life to the organs into which I send it. you can see how I get my results. My success comes from my cures. lf did not cure my business would have worn out long ago; as has the business of every other maker of electric belts. A great many schemers and frauds have gone into the electric belt business because they fan cied it an easy way to make money, and have resorted to very questionable methods at times, but the old adagc, You can t fool all the people all the time, was active in their cases and they did not last long.
 Now, doctor, I said "your the ory sounds very good. but can you give me any bona fde evidence of cures to back up your statements? You know that here are great many advertised remedies, and this ease of Mr. Rocke- feller, who has been in the hands of the best physicians for years, is very good proof that few of the remedies are successful. '
 "That is my strongest argument, said the doctor. "Here are letters from prominent people, given me without so licitation. You can see these patients and secure from them a verification of what is contained in these letters.
 Thereupon Dr. Mclaughlin shoWed me file containing letters from ,Yany of the best known people in tie city and some from outside places. At ran dom picked out several and reproduce some of them here. The doctor told me that many of his best testimonials could not be. published, as the patients,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
REDS REVOLT At MINE
Fifteen Arrested After FIrina 100
Shots At Rspairers In West
Virginia Works.

Charlestown. W. Va. June fo.-At
the Boomer mines sheriff Dickinson
arrested fifteen rioters who paradcd
under a rcd ilag and fired more than
100 shots at crew Of carrcpaircrs
They also shot at Superintendent OF
Mines Gillies. Following the arrests
800 foreigners secured nnes and re-
volvcrs and took To the hills after
battle with the sheriff and a posse. No
one was injured
A force Of deputies II guarding the
mine property. The report that an
American child had been killed and
that the strikers attempted to burn
the company's tlpplc. were denied by
coal company officers
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
UNEARTH BLACkHAND GANG
Federal Inspectors Claim They Have
Big Band.

Cincinnati,-In several arrests made
in Columbus, Marion and Dennison,
Ohio. local Federal inspectors and ie-
tectives who worked in conjunction with
them in the case believe they have un-
sarthed the biggest and best organized
branch of the black hand in this coun-
try, Marion, o., being probably the head
of the organization. Chief Postoffce In
spector Charles Holmes of this city, whs
is in charge of the work which has re-
suited in the arrests made so far, is au-
thority for the statement that evidence
has been secured showing that the gang
operating from Marion and with lines
reaching into number of big cities Of
the country, have neeced different per-
sons in this and other States out of
thousands of dollars in the last few
months by the application OF black hand
methods
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
MAKING SUNSHINE
tits Often Found In Pure F''ai

The improper selection o.
drives many a healthy person lh'oI
depths OF despairing illness lna'
much sickness comes from wrong
and Just so surely as that Is 1s
right food will make the SUI
once more.
An old veteran Of NeVeu'yl|
Mass. says: In October, vas
sick and went TO bed, losing q ~
In about 60 days had doc'oI
doctor. food hurt me and haa !"
almost entirely on magnesla Ahs
All solid food distressed me
water would run out OF my ~0-
little streams. ii
Il had terrible night sSeau. -
doctor finally said | bad 'on'.
and must die My good WIZ -
ali hope. We we're at ol0 y
Me. Al that time and my vic
Grape-Nuts In a grocery tns'e =,
bought some and persuau''
Try II. -, ,ooE
II had no faith In H. but 'oO ~
please her. To my surpriss s,S
distress me M all other 1000 s 1
and before | had taken the s -ss5
age | was well on the mend. ,D .lsl
left my head. my mind became
and | gained weight rapidly .,,l,
81 went back to my work 's y.
now after six weeks use ,, =, ' s,,,
i am better and stronger iaa ii ~, ~
fore in my life. Grare'Na w , I'D
saved my life and made y.
hearty man. IS pounds n'
before 1 was taken Ill., ,.,
'' Both my good wife and d. t tvtn
ing 10 make affidavit to '''
this" wsllUlle
Read "Tbe Road 70
pkgs. There's a reason. u,
~, read ,he above i T.. line
ens appears from Ia full VI 10
are genuine, tT1"
Interest.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
TAFT TO BE ARBITRATOR
Between Senate and House-situa-
ton Is simplifed.

Wsshington.-President Taft and Sen
ator Aldrieh were IN conference an hour
and a half at the executive offices Tues
day afternoon.
The tariff is understood to have been
the topic under discussion. No state
ment was given out with regard to the
conference. Specifically it was said at
the White House that there was nothing
10 be said about the announcement that
the president will be called upon TO act
ms arbitrator between the Senate and
House conferees on the tariff bill.
This announcement has greatly simpli-
fed the situation. IL is generally sup
posed that this arrangement will put the
president in a position largely TO get
from the conference the kind of bill
which he believes will meet the platform
pledges Of his party.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
SOUTH'S COTTON CROP
WE RAISE 90 PER CENT. OF
WORLDS PRODUCTION.
Supply for Mill Consumption Ii To-.
o74, 900 Bales Texas Leads
All States.

Washington TO recen
report of the Census Bureau, the UniteS
States produced In 10es two-thirds Of
the worlds factory supply OF cotton. III,
worlds production Of cotton for mill
consumption in 1908 is estimated at 49,.
$4,000 bales of 500 pounds net, com.
pared with l6,5l2, 900 in 1907. The pro.
duction in the United States, using the
figures of the Census Bureau, expressed
in net weight bales, was 1902, 600, and
represents sc per cent. of the total com.
mercial cotton produced British India
which ranks second, produced 2,9l4,0OC
bales, or 10 per cent. Most of the re
mainder is produced in China and Brazil
while smaller quantities are contributed
by Mexico, Peru. Turkey, Persia aud sew
eral other countries.
OF the total production in the United
States ip 1905, 6,232, 1928 bales, or 49.s
per cent. came from the territory west
III the Mississippi river, while the States
east of the Mississippi contributed ..
355, LIS bales, OF SAL per cent.
The 1905 cotton crop for the United
States represents an increase over 1907
of 2,2ll,s45 bales, or 1914 per cent. 1t
is the third largest crop ever produced,
being exceeded only by the crops Of 1904
and 1906, and is 97s,751 bales larger
than. the average crop OF the last five
years.
In the State of Texas, the second larg.
est crop is reported, the figures for 1895
being 3,9l3,0s4 bales. which is exceeded
only by that of 1906. which was $685. TAO
bales larger. In Texas there was a re-
markable falling off in the cotton pro
duction for 1907, the percentage being
40 per cent, as compared with 1906.
But this State increased its crop in
1905 by 65.s per cent. over 1907. Texas
alone produced 2s.s per cent. of the total
for the country for the period covered in
1905.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
An UneOnselous rriss,.

When his business had yleldst I
profits tina, be began to take he !
easily and think Of retiring NJ 4
en- endeavored 10 throw sons I
things In the way Of a younger 1
How about letting Hobbs 4 Rad
have your nett consignment o, caa
novelties :" he suggested 70 o1e q
manufacturer. They are hifaE|
ing gentlemanly young fellows
That's Just the trouble. ah
manufacturer. With a decided sad
his head. I'm no gentleman I'D
and ] don't propose 10 mix 70 Dor
any business dealins with gsnilsa|
I'm conEign my goods 10 yog 4
ss I've always done. and yoe can
you like With 'em--YogiAI q
panlon.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
We KNEW HOW 10 PICK Is;
''mmsny Mans poubl,n,.
p""'n' Do Away win ,' r.'
o' hostill,l,, '"'S1A1

u, The orchestra vas pl,,,..
one OF the Restaurants , - y lo1tlr
curing the Democrats - . oen'r, 4
' ,en,,on' and the diners v v..'
loudly so they nigh, we, see an
heard. AZ one table "a, u.a' nt
woman and her escort ~, Ssau,|
'Ae'e a number Of Tamm,'a, a'
, suddenly tho orchesi,a a''
PINS and a Tammaby $50. H'p1
rang out: ny Georre ,s. .i
looking woman I'd lIss y, ,a,',i
The man at the neI, ,,s M meet
win the lady came owe, 49, ~. 'eo I
Tammany man on the ., -ppsc
said frisidly: Sir. ma, 'I l'sf
wife" '"A' iAdI d
shake" said the r,nu.
am slad to meet you Ya' ".
are a rood picker" '"A
And hostilities ver. ,,.,,.,
urday Evening Post
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17

Prominent Women Al. ca,
= iarse number oi von.' '. y
ing prominen, positions h y, 800 J,
on The stage are taking a, ', ~
terest 10 the anti tubsrr~,. w
paign' Mrs W X yanderb1, I.
Gently given 1000. 900 n,
MONIES Tor consumpti,es NJ, y
spalding Of Chicago IA, -
sani,ar'um for The Chicago ru,s.l
ais Institute AZ a cost =, 49,
zoo; Mrs. Coils p Hunupro,
Mrs. Borden Hartman h,,.
.arseiy 10 the consumption sr,'
Porto Rico. Mrs ALDER, No. \.
wife OF q prominent armv a..
TONED at San Juan. has ,tl,,.la
tire Island through the ,s,t,',.
losis crusade she lnaugur,,ss NJ
Emma Calve l. a mos, ssb,''
worker. and has given lars,l, !,
talent and money Tor the 49,,
tuberculosis sufferers. and Ms 4
Nethersole has even lee,u,i :
the public on tuberculosis
TIE HINT oeErttL
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
Farmers Family Missing.

Poplar BLUFFS, No. June iO-when
James Moore went 10 his farm home.
-four miles north OF this city. after mr.
Ing the boilers OF tho Poplar Blum Ice
company all night. be found Il desti.
tute OF wife. two children and hired
man. His wagon and team also are
missing. Moore and Deputy sheriff
Nance are In search OF them. Sheriff
MCGOWAN has telegraphed every point
within 100 miles
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
DRINKING ON INCREASE.
Children Are Real Victims of the Rum
Habit.

Atlantic City, n. J.-Prefaeing his
address with the assertion that "ehil-
dren Of men and women who use alcohol
are the real victims Of the rum habit, "
Dr. I. Alexander MacNieholl of New
York. in a speech before the Society for
the Study Of Alcoholics, caused greater
sensation at the meeting of the American
Medical Association by saying that con
ditions in the New York public schools
rival those Of ancient SOdom, and that
degeneracy, mental deficiency and other
drawbacks 10 the proper education Of
youth have increased at pace that
threatens the future Of the republic"
DIR. MaeNicholl blames much Of the ruin
ON the alcoholic habit and disorders in
berited from parents. -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
Predatory ln,,lne,l

The inherited predatory ithtsh'
men 20 seize upon the fruits q .
peoples labor IL SIN very sifots
while We have nothing more 70
from kings. We may yet have I'd
enough from commercial nohop'
and favored industries. mafeaiii
the polls their hordes Of bribst ~
ers. Well. indeed. has Il seen
eternal vigilance 10 the price o. I
~. God never meant that 10 hh
but treacherous world 10 vhlea i'
placed us We should earn ava
without steadfast labor -JoAa y
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
Baby Smell Party to Suit.

Clinton. H.. June lO.-Motion TO set
aside an order making Harry Smell.
six months old, a party to suit TO break
the will OF Col Thomas Smell. million.
aire. was overruled by Judge Scion
Phllbrick In the Dewitt county circuit
court. This case was redocketed and
will be heard July G.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
FRIEND SHOT FOR THIEF
Mississippi DvselIer EXCHANGES Shots
with Buralar--Finds His
Neighbor Dying.

Water Valley, Miss. June While
passing the home Of J r. Marquette.
Henry mn vas wounded by a bullet
Marquette fred al a burglar.
Marquette and the burglar cxchang.
ed ten shots. but neither was hurt. The
burglar fed and Marquette went back
to bed.
He heard grooming and found nm.
one OF his closest friends. dying.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
Several Drowned In cIouabur.,.

Rapid City. S. D.. June iO.--ft is re-
ported that several persons were
drowned at Underwood. s. D.. after
the town had been flooded by cloud.
burst Great damage was done 60
property. This section is almost cut
on from railroad communication.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
TWENTY DANGEROUSLY HURT w
SCOT CHURCH ROW NEAR
GLASGOW.
POLICE USE CLUBS IN FIGHT
open-Air Protestant Meeting ne.
comes stormy Anti-cstholle Dem.
ons,rstion-Romsnls,s Barri.
eaded In Their Homes

Glasgow. June iO.--Troublc that has
been brewing between the Catholics
and Professionals for months Ia at fever
heat today as result Of a riotous
clash etween the two In the town Of
Motherwell. ~ miles southeast Of her.
One hundred were hurt.
II n not clearly known yet who
started The trouble. but a large open.
air Protestant meeting was suddenly
converted into an anti.catholic demon.
stretion
The Catholics barricadcd themselves
In their homes. but the Proteatants
with big numerical advantage. broke
into many Of the houses and assault.
ed the occupants.
Police Use Clubs or Bellioerents.
\ detail Of police was called into
action and. after an hours clubbing
Of the belligerents. succeeded In re-
storing order for the time
Twenty Of the rioters were serious.
y Injured and a hundred or more
slightly hurt A renewal OF the trou.
bic IL Imminent not only In Mother.
well, but throughout the country. a.
the III feeling between the sects IL
general
The trouble started when travelling
Protestant cyangcllsts began working
In the county. Their opcn-alr meet.
ings. IN which they bitterly attacked
Catholics and Catholicism. greatly en-.
rsged the Catholics
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
Thieves Steal Band STAND.

Jersey City. n. j., une lO.-Thleves
entered Mary Benson park In the
Italian quarter and carried on the
band stand In a truck. II was several
hours before the authorities realized
what had happened.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
New PresIdent Of partmou,h.

Concord, y, H., June 10.-Prof
Ernest Fox Nichols, ID. So. professor
OF experimental physics at Columbia
University, has been elected pressl
dent OF Dartmouth 10 succeed DIR. VII
liam Tucker
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
sac 600 600 SUIT OUT OF COURT.

New York-The $50 900, 600 suit Of the
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
against the American sugar Refining
Compaay, the so-called trust, was settled
out Of court this evening. The case has
been on trial for two weeks in the United
States District Court
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17

mr.. saphead-By Joye. III, "A
IL O'Clock Perhaps / had be,i.l
goin.
Miss smart-well. they ~ "a
pu, on till tomorrow VIA, yos "A
TO day"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17

City Hospital ambulances we're kent
busy bringing in veterans overcome by
heat, and both DR.. J. ID. McNeal. from
the hospital, and Police Surgeon " w
Holdstein, from Central station. were
Kept busy throughout the day admins.
tering 10 overcome vets"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17

Toward noon W. II. sim, Cleveland.
Tex and }. q. Deshields, Fort Payne.
Ala, were overcome. Dr. Goldstein ne.
moved them 10 the City Hospital, aud
neither Is seriously in, merely having
tainted from beet
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
Carries Flag He Bore Through Battles.

Bearing the flag he carried through a
score Of the hardest battles Of the war
A. c, Presley, Of Monroe. ". c., color
sergeant Of the Forty-eighth North Caro-.
lima regiment, Is attending the Confed,
crate rennion here.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17

The Hon. T. U. Sisson, prominent in
Sons Of Veterans circles, and Congress
man from the WinoDl Miss district,
reached Memphis Tuesday morning from
Washington and registered at the Pea.
body, where be will remain during the
reunion.
"Old George bennington, negro, who
served in the Sixty-fourth Georgia regi-
ment, is a popular hgure on the streets in
his gray uniform
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
AROUND THE CAMP FIRE.

Campfire stories and music were the
features Of an open meeting Of the Con
federate Danes Tuesday night at the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, on
Court avenue The Cumberland Presby-
terrain Church is the one TO which Gen.
Nathan Bedford Forrest belonged, and a
handsome window has been placed there
In honor Of his memory
T.. r. Rowley, one Of the original mem
beers Of the Harris Zouaye Cadets, is in
the city.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17

Col. X. Y. Taylor, Of Trenton, Tenn,
well known through his experience with
the night riders, arrived Tuesday night.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17
Gen. GOrdon's Address.

Comrades and Countrymen-The hon
or and pleasure Of greeting you here this
beautiful summer morning, on behalf Of
the executive committee Of the reunion
and the Confederate veterans Of Mem
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-17

The HINT eGsrI1L.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-09-30
DVERNMENT EXTRAVAGANCE

Expressing the opinion that the gov
Q development of more farms instead
more battleships B. F. Yoakum,
airman of the Executive Committee
the Rock Island-Frisco Railroad
stem, said recently:
'"The story of government extrava-
nee is being told so broadly through
q newspapers that tt, masses are
sginning to realize that something is
rong.
"The same disregard of value of
oney would send the strongest private
1siness in this country into bankruptcy,
proper use of the pruning knife in a
ownward revision of expenses will
ring surprising results.
ut is not practical to itemize where
eductions should be made, but they
lust come The deficit should be
AIRED for by reducing expenditures and
OF by raising taxes to increase rev.
nues.
"The European nations are teaching
~ u lesson. The controversies in Eng
and, the recent troubles in Spain, the
Unrest in Russia, the luarrelling over
military taxes Ii Germany and the
,truggle against new taxes in France
should strengthen our faith in the pro
position that it is better to grow more
arm products and make prosperous
he man who sows and harvests than to
build more battlesnips and new guns.
I'VE would better spend more of the
money we burn up i'll powder in MAX
ing new farms.
"a forty-acre farm of. irrigated land
will comfortably support family of
five. 1t costs 500, 600 to make twelve
inch gun. The money that goes to pay
for this gun would reclaim 1,571 acres
of land, providing homes for 1876 people
When all the guns on all the battle
ships are shot one time the government
blows off in noise and smoke $3.50, 900. -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-09-30

IN IRE than dozen miles away. 1t
brought down so much sand that it
filed the swamps and made them fit for
habitation.
The site of the lake is now Gallo d
Runaway pond or Dry pond and the
road leading to it Runaway road. The
ground which was once the bed of the
lake is spongy and shakes when walked
upon. Hay is grown there, but has to
be cut by hand and carried off on pitch
forks. as horse would sink, into the
soggy mass. Boston Globe. $500.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-09-30
Fat Foods and Their Uses.


% 1t; is impossible TO say what will
please In the way OF fat food. The
only way Is to experiment, feeling sure
that the right thing will eventually ap.
pear. When commonplace fat offends
something new and strange will often
inspire respect and be received with
delight. Children who scorn fat I'm the
abstract seldom refuse a light, well.
made suet pudding. Toast and dripping
Is combination that has been known
TO charm when less humble fare is de.
clined. Toffee. which Is a combination
OF equal parts Of sugar and melted but.
ter, Is a highly nutritious substance
that Ia a general favorite among chill.
dren. Given at the end Of a meal It
can seldom do harm. Equal parts Of
chopped fat meat, lean meat and bread
crumbs, the whole lightly seasoned
with pepper and salt and dash Of
powdered sugar, make an agreeable
filling for sandwiches that are often
acceptable to those who insist that
they do not like fat.--Dr. l.. F. Bryson
In Harper's Bazaar. = 49,.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-09-30
Don't Like COlller's

A meesin; of the Nevada Editorial
Association held at Goldfeld$ adopted
resolutions csnsuring DR.. Stubbsy presi-
dent of the state university t6r 8dYer-
Using the Mackay School of Mines in
Golfers Weekly. If Dr.. Stnbbs placed
advertisements in Golfers and other
eastern papers with out the: auth ority
of the board Of regents he IS cdhsur.
able. otherwise not. Following are the
resolutions: g ,t..:: s:4iI
Whereas DR.. J. E. Stubs. .fpresi;'
dent of the Nevada State University, is
using the money provided by the people
in advertising the state school of mines
and the University of Nevada in
eastern publications, and
Whereas, one of these publications
now being so patronized. is Golfers
Weekly, a periodical that has been and
is still hostile to Nevada and her in
dustries, and -"
Whereas, this has been done at the
expense of the taxpayers of Nevada and
with a complete ignoring of the press
of the state, therefore be 1t
Resolved, That it is the sense of
the Nevada Editorial Association, in
convention assembled at Goldfield
that the regents of the State Univer-
sity be callen upon to discontinue the
unwarranted and injudicious use of
the peoples money by terminating
such advertising contracts with pub
locations which are antagonistic to Me-
vada.
Resolved, that copy of this resolu-
tion be forwarded to the press of Ne
vada, to DR.. Stubs of the university
and to the board of regents"
Or. J. e. Stubs, president of the
University of Nevada, was informed Of
the resolution passed by the Nevada
Editorial Ass ,ciation protesting against
his action in advertising in Golfers
Weekly and said: p. ,i..2..a
Il have only one thing to say and
that is that we advertised: in Golfers
Weekly and other papers of wide cir
culation to advertise the Mackay
School of mines, and that this was
done before | knew Of the attitude of
Golfers Weekly toward Nevada"