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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19

insurance-kennedy.
SCHMIDT THE TAILOR.
w. G.. Garrett is on the sick list
this week.
Best flour on the market.-Betters-
worth & Prather.
Frank Cox. Of Union City, was here
Friday on business
REo-the best summer drink made.
cowsilI's Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lexie Parks and par
ty were here Sunday.
Telephone that grocery order to
Bettsrsworth 3 Prathsr.
Miss frankie Peavler. OF Three
States. was here Saturday.
list with material rheumatism.
DIR. ]. NJ. Hubbard and party went
to Fulton Sunday in his auto.
Call at the Hickman Furniture Co.
for anything you want i'm furniture.
The Kodak season is here. A big
line at from 81 up. Helm 4 Ellison.
c. p. Shumate came in last Thurs
day and spent a part of this week
here.
A dainty dessert just after a quar-
rel is Jacobs Candy-all size boxes.
Harris.
Bulte's Excellence flour is positive
ly guaranteed by us.-Bettersworth
& Prather.
VIII Leech, of Wingo. was here
this week the guest of his sister. Mrs.
ID. B. Wilson.
Don't throw that cast pillow point
away-take 1t TO Clay 4 Caldwell and
have Il ground.
Mr.. Ayers, of Toledo, Ohio. was
here Saturday and Sunday. the guest
of Miss Charlotte Hubbard.
Beware OF substitutes-see that our
trademark is on your plumbing and
timing jobs.--John Cotton.
]. T. stephens and wife returned
Saturday from a visit TO friends and
relatives in runica and Shaw. Miss
Mrs. Alice Caldwell and family, OF
West Hickman. who moved to Nash
Vile last fall. have returned TO this
City to reside.
Don't wait any longer to get thai
poultry fence-you need 1t NOW. We
have plenty Of it.-Hickman Hdw
Company. Inc.
good farmer phoned In from the
country and said Send me out q
dollars worth Of that good Every
bodys Coffee" its the best we evel
had"
II. p. Roberts. secretary, and Robt
sehleieher, general superintendent o
the Mengel Box Co., arrived her,
Saturday and visited the plants here
going TO Ashport ON the Str. Menge
Box Co. Sunday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19

In his episcopal address before the
Methodist Conference at Asheyille, n.
G.. Bishop Hendrix fatty opposed the
demands of the women OF the church
Tor representation In conference. He
said the request was not In harmony
with his ideas as 10 woman's place
in the church. In the home and In
society.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

The following we're granted II .ense
to marry in Obion county last week:
Porter Raw and verna Brown.
Arthur Allen and Bessie Sloan.
A. ID. Foy and Eunice Donoho.
Wyatt Johnson and Eva Roper.
Earl b. Cobb and Ola Kirkwood
j. A. Wiley and Mary L. Brandon.
Arch Daniel and Fannie r. Everitt.
j. T. Crawford and Clara Parchman
Your parties are not complete I'M
less REQ is served.-cowoiIi's.
o.
The days OF the shirt waist hat are
upon US and lovely are the panamas.
draped with printed crepe scarfs.
that the shops are showing. These
are very large and have soft rolling
brims and generous crowns. The
wide panama is considered smarter
than the natural but there are plenty
of the latter that rival the bleached
hats for smartness. This style of
hat has quite as much trimming as
many hats that are not in any sense
in the outing or shirtwaist class. 1t
may also be not amiss to again state
that the largest hats are exceedingly
low and set ON the head almost to
the ears. completely covering the
couture.
AS a result of refusing to give his
seat to a white man on a street car.
a negro named Oscar Lewis is at the
point of death in Memphis hospital.
We want all the local news. II
you cannot see q reporter, call No.
2l-Cumberland or Home phone.
Buy your groceries from the HEX
man Grocery Co.. and save s per
cent.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19

The Hickman Courier deyotes a col
umn OF figures To prove that II is
cheaper to die than live In that city.
IL looks like an advertisement OF the
doctors and undertakers OF Hickman.
New Madrid Record. Gentlemen, II
is against the ethics of Hickman medl
cos To advertise.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19

u. ID. Smith. a prominent farmer OF
Madrid Bend. Ky. was here with a
party Of friends the other day and re-
ported the prospect Tor cotton better
now than IL has been for ; years
New Madrid Record.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19
ALL SORTS.h.-Ak-.l

What has become OF the old fash
ioned office that used TO seek the
mang
Thos. A. Edisons' royalties for NOV
ing picture patents total nearly ST..
700 week.
The fact lat the heroine Is viii
lowy doesn't keep a fat woman from
enjoying a romance.
Dr. Cook Is one well-known Demo
crat who hasn't been mentioned As
a candidadte for President In 1912
Bulte's Excellence Ia the name OF
our new. high grade flour. guaranteed
10 DO the bcst In Hickman. Your
money back IL not satisfied. Betters-
worth a Prather.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19

How dear TO my heart are the symp-
toms OF summer.
When beautiful sprlngtime presents
10 my view.
The huge Leghorn hat that ! wore
was a hummer,
And SO we're my suits and gay hos
iery too.
! think of the airy-like garments
boosted,
In which I was dressed with such
excellent taste;
On sweltering days while the dear
public r. tied.
always was cool In my peekaboo
waist.
That filmy and snowy.
Man-eatching and SNOWY,
Swell peekaboo. summary. darling
shirtwaist.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19

The census office has unofficially
estimated the Increase OF population
la the United States since 1900 at
l5,l2l.OS The estimated total of
the United states In 9l.424,423. The
estimated for Greater New York is
4.563,6O3. an increase OF l.l26.4Oi.
Chicagos population is estimated at
2.2S2.s26. ST. Louis is given as $685.
7l6. Hickman will show up with a.
bout 2,7o0 souls within the corporate
limits and about 1000 just over the
line.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19

Your parties are not complete un
less REQ lie served.-cowoiIrs.
o.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19

Copyright. iss. BY Joseph .. BOwlesI
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19

Buy your groceries from the Hick-
man Grocery Co.. and save per
cent.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19
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The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
ENvOYS TO GREET TEDDY
President Taft Selects Wilson and Meyer, Who Were in Former
 Presidents Cabinet.

Washington, June 9.-President Taft has asked James Wilson, secretary of agriculture. and Secretary Meyer of the navy department to go to New York to meet former President Roose- welt on his return to this country.
 They will be accompanied by the presidents aid, Capt. Archibald Will lingham Butt, who will bear a letter from the president to his predecessor, welcoming him home. Secretaries Meyer and Wilson were selected be- cause they were members of the Roosevelt cabinet.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
DIAZ RIVAL IMPRISONED
That He Aided Flight of the Presidents Critic.

New York. June 9.-Priyate advices received here from Monterey, Mex, say Francisco J. Madero who has been running agains, Gen. Diaz for the presidency of Mexico, has been se- cretly arrested and is now in prison.
 Francisco Estrada. a lawyer who won the enmity of Diaz by making speeches in favor of Madero fled just as he was to be arrested on the order of Diaz. Presidential elections are to be held in Mexico on June 25 1t is claimed Madero aided Estrada to cs- cape.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
BILL TO SUPPRESS WHIST
Louisiana laWnlaker Plans to Put a Check on Bridge Playing Wives
 and Mothers.

Baton Rouge, La, June 9.-Repre- sentative Derouen has given notice ot a bill in the lower house for the ab solute suppression of the playing of bridge whist"
 T am introducing this measure, " declared Derouen, flor the benefit of the children of my state, who rarely have an opportunity to know their bridge playing mothers. It is also for the benefit of husbands who hardly have a speaking acquaintance with their bridge-playing wives
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
COMPLEX SITUATION CONFRONT ING BRITISH STATESMEN
 UNDER GEORGE V.
klNG'SATTlTU. E WATCHED
Opposing Parties Appear to Desire Breathing Spell in Which to Take the New Rulers
 Measure

London, June 9-The first parlia. ment in the reign of King George V. has assembled King George is con- fronted by the most complex situa. ton ever known at the beginning of new reign. In political situation of great delicacy, with the effects of King Edwards death becoming more apparent daily, parliament takes up not only the great question of curbing the veto powers of the house of lords and of strengthening out the nations finances, but of altering the kings oath
 The latter now seems to dominate the public mind all creeds and classes taking sides on the proposal 10 elim- mate the Protestant declarations in the oath, termed insults to the Roman Catholics
 Previous to the formalities of the opening, the cabinet met in Downing street, all the members being present. It is understood that at this meeting the question of the oath was given particular importance
 To Study Kings Attitude.
 Both sides have been reported to desire a breathing spell in which they may size up the situation and the at titude of King George.
 With the opening of parliament there was revived the story that both the Liberals and the Unionists wished to compromise and are ready to agree in private on a program to be car ried through in parliament.
 The real outcome of the state of settlement, however. is understood to depend on the attitude of the king. He holds the trump card and the leaders want to see how he stands.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
ROOSEVELT PACKING UP
Former Presidents Son, Theodore, Jr, Goes Into Country
 With Eiancce.

Profile, N H., June 9.-Theodore Roosevelt Jr., his fiancee, Miss Flea nor Alexander of New York, and Mrs. Alexander arrived here, having driven over the mountain roads from Little ton during a heavy rainstorm
 The object of their visit is to pack for shipment to California the collec- tion of antique furniture in Mrs. Alex ander's cottage here. The furniture has been given to the bride-elect by her mother as one of her wedding presents.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
POLICE ROUT WOMEN
Orders to Avoid Arrest in Philadelphia

Philadelphia June 9.-A woman's su..raee meeting on the plaza of the city hall was broken up by the police, who said they were obeying the or ders of the director of public safety,
 Prominent members of the suffrage movement in this city who were about to address the gathering at first deted the policemen, but. urged by friends, Ges!sted in time to avoid arrest They say they will appeal to the mayor.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
Arkansas Democrats Launch Ticket.

Little Rock, Ark, June 9.-The Democratic state ticket selected at the primaries was launched at the convention here without hitch. Gov. George w. Donaghey was nominated for reelection. Other nominations made are: Attorney general, II. l.. Norwood; secretary of state, Earle w.. Hodges; treasurer, John w, Crockett; associate justice of supreme court w.. F. Kirby; auditor, John R. lobe; land commissioner, k. G. Dye; agricultural commissioner, Fred H. Phillips,
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
Court Decides Girl Is Neqro.

Washington, June g. 9.-One-eighth to one-siXteenth of negro blood makes a child a negro in the District of Colum- ba. Justice Dan Thew Wright of the District supreme court so decided, and Isabel l. Wall, the 7-year old daugh- ter of stephen w. Wall. the proprie- tor of a poolroom, will not be allowed to enter the white schools of the Dis. trict Wall will appeal
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
JOINT CONFERENCE ON
 RAILROAD BILL BEGUN
House and Senate Committee Holds First Session and Report on
 Measure Will Be Rushed.

Washington, June 9.-President Taft, Senator Aldrich and Representative Dwight, Republican whip of the house, are going over the legislative session of congress as much as possi- ble
 As consequence, the conferees upon the railroad bill are meeting at every spare moment to rush report on the measure.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09

physician at the institution They are installed while in St. Louis at the Skin and Cancer hospital
 One Is Fever Stricken.
 The sicker one lay on a cot in the lecture room, reduced to a bundle of bones in sack of ski, and with the blank stare of an idiot in her eyes. The other, who has been i'll but for a month, gaztd with terror upon the crowd pressing about her to examine the tell-tale "sunburn" eruption on her neck and arms. Once she sprang to her feet and fled towards door, but was overtaken by the two nurses who had her in charge.
 Dr Rayogli followed with a dis course on the theory that pelagra is caused by eating damp and mouldy corn meal He said 1t occurs only among corn-eating peoples.
 So far, all cases of pelagra on rec sord have proved fatal
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
Twins Capture University Honors.

Colum bia, Mo. June 9-In the awards announced at the commence ment exercises of the University of Missouri were two James S Rollins scholarships to Dennis and Gladys Martins, twins. Fhe scholarships were awarded in the college of arts and science and the twins were tied for first honors, their grades being identical
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
Headache Powders Fatal.

Bloomington. Ill, June 9.-Mrs. H. C. Carrthers. wife of former judge, is dead at her home in Fairbury. She succumbed after taking an overdose of headache powders, by mistake. She was unconscious seventy-four hours.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
Crum Named Minister to Liberia.

Washington, June 9.-President Taft has nominated William D. Crum of South Carolina to be minister resi- dent and consul general at Monrovia, Liberia. Crum is the negro whose ap pointment by Mir. Roosevelt as collect or of the port at Charleston, S. C., raised such a storm of protest in the South.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
Swedish Bishop at Rock Island.

Rock Island, H., June S.-A histor- ical address by Bishop K. H. GeX yon Sheele of Sweden, personal represent ative of King Gustav and Of the church in the mother country, was the feature of the jubilee celebration of Augustana synod and coA,Se.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
,.,veR DELEGATE SHOWS HOW TO CURE PARALYSIS BY
 SPLICING NERVES.
lppLAUDED BY EXPERTS
,...res Illustrating Successful Op- eraton Flashed on Screen at Medical Convention In
 St. Louis.

ct Iouis. June 9.-Wk.-ADr w. w. c,sDt of Denver dashed pictures oa a ,,raen at the Odeon showing that par ,lvss can be conquered by surgical ,,sratiep he performed, 1t drew hearty applause from the foremost ,rreons of the American Medical As NCation.
 m l. B. Murphy of Chicago, origi- ,stor of the world-famed Murphy but Inn used in intestinal surgery. and vbO several times has startled the medical world by rare operations, de- dared the methods used by the Den vpr physician set a new mark in sur seT.
 In paralysis the power of the nerves of motion Is destroyed In the case used as a demonstration by Dr. Grant the nerve of motion in the face had been several by a bullet causing par slysis of the right side of the face ad right shoulder. The paralysis vas eliminated by stitching the stump d the severed nerve to another mo- ton nerve in the neck, restoring mo ton to the face and shoulder Found Stump of the Nerve.
 This was accomplished January 26, IaiQ in Dou,-a, hosnitoI oooArJinu to the statement of Dr. Grant The notion nerve of the face of the pa tent had been severed by a bullet wound in the right ear. causing the paralysis. The operation was per armed four months after the wound vas inflicted.
 T cut underneath the skull and f1nd the stump of the nerve of mo ',1' Dr. Grant told his audience in medical terms as he pointed to the letureS showing the operation. "l nel selected a motion nerve in the neck and severed it. By stitching to- seIher the nerve iu the face and the 'ESl end Of the spinal accessory lNe' the motion power was fur iSAed to the facial nerve. resulting 'ne restoration of motive power to ae nerves of the face and shoulder 'ia eliminating the paralysis. The paueht entirely recovered"
 me discussion at the conclusion Of VI uIants address brought remarks nun many of the surgeons in the au- 'face It was led by Dr. Murphy. 'aV Sald that be would try the meth inscribed in the next case of like Aafacter that came under his ohser- 'auOa' For the next half an hour the
 'seons were as inquisitive as a sOup or schoolboys, and it was evi- s 4' 'aat they were intensely inter- nents. '~'0p
 Pelagra Victims Shown
 n. "V women, one in the first and mr.. V'ler Tn the last stages of the Sssfious DIssa disease pelagra. were ss. nvsu on exhibition in the section of SsOciation 'N"i ''eu'0"' ,,sa,.. s eAnloIis drew throng of 1,500 gc,l %SUIS' "' almost emptying the sur sNdl clinics in +bo ,,,,;i.ii.
 hs oe tue most interesting session of n, convention yet held
 u,sspaa sae patients were brought from the Mo ' h state hospital at Nevada.
 V " pr' R. P Price, Jr., assistant
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09

guilty in the United States circuit court to an indictment charging her with smuggling She was fined s100. Her husband is millionaire leather manufacturer.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-09
MILLIONlARE'S WIFE FINED
Mrs. Charles w. Allen of Wisconsin Pleads Guilty to Charge of Smug-
 eing and Is Assessed S10o.

New York, June S.-Mrs. Charles w. Allen of Kenosha. Wis, pleaded
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-10
MANY FRIENDS
ESCORT REMAINS
TO THE GRAVE
ALL THAT is MORTAL OF MRS.
II. j. LYDON LAID TO
REST.

Escorted by many sorrowing
friends and accompanied by the
grief-stricken relatives, the remains
Of Mrs. t. J. Lydon were conveyed
to the city cemetery yesterday
morning and placed in their last
resting place. Requiem mass was
held at the Catholic church with
the Rev. Father Butler officiating,
after which the choir rendered sew
eral selections. The pail bearers
were Frank O'Brien, Thomas
Creighan, Frank Walsh, P. j.
Malley, James Haywood and F. C.
Malley. The members of the La
dies of the Maccabees attended the
funeral in a body, in order to pay
their last respects to their departed
sister.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-10
UNIFORM RANK
STARTS TRAINING
FOR CONTEST
MEMBERS OF TONOPAH COM
MANY NO. 4 WILL GO TO
GOLDFIELD.

When the grand lodge, knights
of Pythias, meet in Goldfield in
the month of June, a competitive
drill will be among the list of
attractions in which the different
companies of the Uniform Rank
in this state will participate. Com
panies now exist in this city, Gold
field, Eureka, Ely, Yerington and
Reno and every organization will
enter in an effort to win the prizes
that will be offered.
The members of Tonopah COM
pany No held a meeting last
night and active drilling will com
mence next Thursday night. Al
first weekly drills will be INDUCED
in, but in April the training viii
be had about twice a week and lat
er on the company will drill every
night.
The organization has been in ex
istence over year and the mem
bers are fairly we'll drilled at the
present When the company en-
tiers into the contest, they will b'
prepared to give good account o
themselves.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-10
COURT GRANTS
CONCERNING
COUNTY ROAD
RED PLUME WILL BE ENABLED
TO USE CONTESTED AREA
AS DUMPING GROUND.

Judge Averill yesterday in the
district court handed down a de-
cree condemning that portion of
the county road that traverses the
Red Plume ground, and which has
caused considerable dispute of late.
The ground is needed by the Red
Plume as dumping space. The road
is very seldom used and it will
be an easy matter for another
thoroughfare to be laid out.
When the case was called yes
terday morning there was no rep
resentative for the county and the
court found in favor of the plain
tiff company. which was repre-
sented by Campbell, Metson and
Brown.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-10
ADJOURNMENT
IS TAKEN BY The
COMMISSIONERS
BOARD CONCLUDES ITS MONTH.
LY SESSION YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.

An adjournment was taken last
evening by the board of county
commissioners, all business duties
having been disposed of, and such
matters that could not be decided,
were put over until the regular
meeting in April. Numerous small
matters were considered and when
the board adjourned, the slate was
nearly clean.
The present session has been
conducted without the presence OF
Commissioner w. G. Humphreys
who is i'll at Lanes hospital in
San Francisco. The affairs of the
county were looked after by Chair
man Lindsay and w. 7. Cuddy the
remaining members of the board.
A communication was received
from Belmont stating that the ROOT
of the old court house at that place
was sadly in need of repairs. but
action was deferred until Mr.
Humphreys could be present, as
this member is better acquainted
with the district and could SUCCESS
methods that would be better
adapted toward making the repairs
Commissioner Lindsay will leave
this morning for his home al
Rhyolite.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-10
TERRY MUSIAIN
TO fight FRIDAY
At SACRAMENTO
FORMER TONOPAH SCRAPPER
MAY SECURE MATCH WITH
JACK BURNS.

Terry Mustain, who is we'll
known to the local fight followers,
is in Sacramento, where he will
appear before the sports of that
city Friday night in a contest with
Tim O'Neil Concerning the COM
ing bout the Sacramento Union re-
ceived at this Office yesterday, has
the following to say:
1.-THE fans are eagerly awaiting
to hear the dull thud of the
padded nit when Terry Mustain
and Tim O'Neil tangle on Friday
night at the old pavilion under the
auspices of the Capital Athletic
club. In their training both boys
have shown the fans that they
are possessed of terrific punch,
and a slugfest is looked for. Mus
tain in his training stunt yesterday
showed the fans a flash of speed
that made his trainers sit up and
take look, and he will be a
hard nut for Big Tim to crack
A glance at the record of Terry is
evidence that this Mustain boy is
some fighter. Terry beat George
Gardiner, Jack Twin Sullivan, Billy
Woods, Joe Willis and Bob Ward
all tough men in the light-heav!
and heavyweight division. HI
drew with Jack Burns after tight
ing twenty grueling rounds at pa
linas and was beaten by AL kauf
man in fourteen rounds. On tn
above dope Terry figures YER
strong in his coming engagement
and has been installed 10 to
favorite. Friday nights figh
means a great deal to Mustain, as
if he wins, he will be matche
with Jack Burns at San Francisc
during the latter part OF thi
month.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-10
STAGE DRIVER
and OFFICER GIVES
Up The Fight
AL JONES SUCCUMBS AT HAW.
THORNE AFTER PROTRACT-
ED ILLNESS.

Al Jones, for years a deputy
sheriff at Hawthorne, passed away
at the former county seat recently
after protracted illness. At the
time of his demise Jones was sery-
ing under Sheriff Bradley, as he
had under several preceding in
cumbents of the Office. He was
widely known in the northern part
of the county as an able and fear
less officer.
Jones' fatal illness is presumed
to have originated from the eff
fects of several bullet wounds which
he received in the head about four
years ago while seeking to arrest
an escape from the Reno insane
asylum. AS the result of bravery
shown and physical disability en-
dured he was awarded $4,000 I'M
der an act of the state legislature
but the money was lost later, being
on deposit in the State Bank and
Trust company.
Jones drove a stage on the road
between Hawthorne and Bodie fol
years, and during the early days
of this camp guided a stage be
tween here. and Sodaville. Man!
of the old time residents of Tono
pah came to this camp aboard ;
stage piloted by Jones and he il
remembered by large number
Later he was a deputy sheriff un
der Sheriff Logan. He is survived
by a daughter who resides a
| Hawthorne.