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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-07
MaTshal's Sale for Tall,|

0" Monday April Tin. 10,
'"' the first day Of tn. A.' a' s''
- the Fulton County Court, IT,. !, " "'
Court House door in HIssm,' s%1
! will sell to tn. highest s,ss.. W
cash. '0' taxes du. tn, City q w., u
man Tor the year 1909 and a..
q sale the following described ~, ~
estate. assessed In tn, n.m,, ~, "'
'o''o"'ns parties, to.wiG "@
Two dollars is added In,
Tor costs. '''h sass
WHITE LIST
Ban Ballard Joe. W. II, p No. ,,,|
Barry. W. J. O. H.. hau,I
"a. .22.Oi. " % ~ ieej
Il Boston Heirs. J. T.. E.HR,|
ao9'2lo.2ii.2l2. .gSs. - d
cason. W. M ". II. I2s. ,oa
Ellis. W. H.. Il. H.. B.7. go ..
sS.5s. - -''-'"A
flippin. Marvin, w. II
10. 1855. Z" L.
smith, ,. NJ. E. H.B.Aaaul
10 1876. 500.
Southern Wood supply Co ~
~. s3.33.
coLoRED LAST
hraer. Brown. h. II, B.G. y I'D
$50. sG.2s.
bareee' Scott. h. II. u. :. lo,lo;I
d. 4. iss. u. 6. n gOlgO.. ,.,Is
Brown. Caroline. h. IL. "a III
gSs. .5.sg.
sS.Ss. :"
fuqua. Albert. / lot, Hga
Grigss. bob. h. A.. ~ lo,,a
ts.ss.
Heron. Howard. Il. H.. r. lvI
100. $3.50.
Hooker. Horace. 4. H.. b. us
t6tt.
Love Lon. T. o.. q. 4 2ls.ll 81,
Lowery. Green. q A.. lg7los. ug;I
Miner. VIM. h. u. III IA
az, Iil.5t.
Maeklin. Tom. h. H.. b. 4. III
tsg2.
Reed Heirs. 4. A.. b. T. esd
's2,St. sass
Tom Rinso. h. H.. d. 6. igtiI
s4.s2.
Ringo. Jno. 4 H.. B. s. ia HJs
Tally. Nathan. h. H.. d. T. 2sssll|
1851.
TOM DILLON, II,
City Msnha.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-07

wrote 10 Mrs. Pink
ham and took Lydia
T. Pinkham's Nege
table Com pound
and Liver Pills. aud
am glad 10 say that
your medicines and
kind letters Of d.
rections have done
more for me than
anything else and 1
had the best physi-
clans here. i can
do my work and rest
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-07

DIR. and Mrs. Hubbard and Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. b. Prather. OF Hickman, we're
in the city Monday In DIR. Hubbard's
handsome new Cole car. While In
the city a number of DIR. Hubbard's
friends were invited TO try his car
Union City Commercial.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-07
Motifs Nerslns Pills

The great nerve and brain treat.
men' for men and women. produces
strength and vitality. builds up the
system and renews the normal vigor.
For sale by druggists or by mall. 81
per boz. boxes for s5.-Hickman
Drug Co. Incorporated.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-07

obion. Tenn. little town down on
the Memphis branch OF the /. C. rail-
road voted $4,000 worth OF bonds a
few days ago for the purpose OF grav-
cling her streets. The vote was
nearly three To one for tho bonds.
That's enterprise.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-07
AFTER
DOCTORS
FAILED
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta.
bic Compound Cured Her

Knoxville, Iowa - suffered with
pains low down In my right side for a
year or more and was so weak and ner-
yous that | could not do my work. 1
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-07

II Is said that the hobos have
canght the farm fever. II they have
there is no doubt about IL being a
fever.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12

from here to South Walpole, Mass
where they are to reside for the pres
emit.
Leroy Hayey went to Kensington
Conn, last week, where he has entered
into partnership with Du. Griswold Of
that town.
The National White River bank has
declared its slsa semi-annual dividend
July J, the amount being three and one
half per cent
Ma. and Mrs. Phillips left Saturday
for ten days vacation, and we're al
companied By Misses May Savage and
Ellen Preston.
Mrs. Elva Carpenter, matron Of the
Woman's Reformatory. at Sherburne,
Mass, IS expected this week to visit her
father, Darrell NJ Clough
Miss Abbie Whitcomb was in Roslin-
dale, Mass, last week at the marriage
Of her niece, Miss Inez Sawyer, to Mich
olas Peters Of Syracuse, N. y.
Oliver Kerr Of Mortified has purchased
the ice business Of D. Il Child and the
coal business Of l. NJ. Heath, and will
come here to live in the near future.
At the Democratic caucus, George II.
Topper and Edison Emery were elected
delegates to attend the state and con-
gressional conventions to be held at st.
Albans, July IA.
Fred w. futile and Lorena Charlotte.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12

daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Orris G.
Boyce, were married at the home Of ths
bride July 2, by Rev. III. A. Parkhurst
The bride was q graduate OF the Whit.
comb high school, class Of 1910, and the
groom had also been a student In the
same school, and are well known here.
The committee appointed to raise 81
600, towards the rebuilding Of the tam
merry, have completed their work and ii
is understood that the work Of building
will be commenced next week IL A.
Fisher is in Boston to arrange for the
transfer of the old tannery site, from
the u. G. Fisher company to the new
company, which he Is to form, which IS
to be known as the Bethel Chrome Leath
er company.
The prudential committee Of the Whit
comb high school, announces the engage
ment Of the following teachers for The
coming year: James G. Walker princl.
pal; Pearl Gale and Mabel Taylor. as
sistants to the principal; Catherine
Shea grammar room; Blanche Shepard,
intermediate; Jessie spnulding 3D. and
4th grades; Zilpah Ranney. I'd primary
Mabel Brown, lst primarys Edith Greene.
teacher Of music. Miss Taylor is q
graduate Of Wellesley college, in 1903.
and Miss Shea is a graduate Of Mddle-
bury high school with eight years ex-
perienee in teaching.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12

A son was born June 30 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Don G. Clifford of East Bethel.
E. s. Putnam has sold to r. r. Cleye-
land, the Waller farm, on Royalton hill
AT the morning service at the Uni
versalist church seven people united with
the church.
IT. Fl. Dinsmore has moved from the
Child house to the new house of Mrs,
Mary Kellogg,
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Warren have gone
to visit their daughter, Mrs. g. Z. Mayo,
in Wilton, Me,
Miss Marion Kendall of Chicago, has
arrived here and is repairing her house
on Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Wheeler and two
children, were recently entertained by
their uncle, John d. Wheeler.
Robert Perkins, formerly resident
of Bethel and Barnard, was in town
last week calling upon friends.
Winslow G. Whitaker is candidate
for town representative, and his friends
look forward to his hearty support.
Mrs. D. II. Ieayitt and two daughters
and Miss Nay Waldbridge of Enfield
n. H., were recent guests Of F. R. Jen-
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Whitcomb drove
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.


See ad. auction Of livery stock, page s
A special line Of ladies' white petit
coats at Perrys.
Rooms with board at the eWoodbine, "
S7 Jefferson street.
See the values in wool suits that Alb.
bolt i offering at half price.
STANDARD patterns are the right ones
to buy. Perry's store has them.
The regular meeting of the r. G. /.
=. A. will be held in the H r. hall in
the Blanchard block Wednesday evening
at $50 o'clock The annual installation
Of officers viii take place at this time.
The annual picnic OF the congrega,
tional church and Sunday school win
be held at Caledonia park Wednesday
July ID, A special car will be attached
to the 1920 Wells River train, and those
who wish to 60 by train should be at
the station BY 1910. Returning, tile
train will leave the park at 5sl5. The
usual picnic rates viii be given BIZ the
railroad. Those taking the electrics will
get of at the Marvin farm. All mem
bcrs Of the congregation or the Sunday
school are cordially invited to attend
this picnic. Don't forget the lunch
basket
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12

We have some odd lots Of
slightly soiled Underskirts which
VIC will close out at a bargain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12

Raymond Spooner and Sherman Able,
who were arrested yesterday afternoon
BY Deputy Sheriff George L. Morris on
warrants charging them with breach Of
the peace for an alleged fracas at THE
home Of Fred Dunton on Beexley hill on
July 3, were arraigned before Judge
Scott as justice yesterday afternoon.
Able pleaded guilty and was fined S.,
with costs Of $1,000, which he has been
as yet unable TO pay. Or. c. n. Barber,
grand juror Of Barre Town, who prose
cuted the cases, had the ease against
spooner mol pressed, as it was found
that lie was not implicated in the trou-
bic
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY. JULY u. 1910.
weather Prediction

Showers tonight or Wednesdays cool
er. Moderate variable winds, becoming
south 10 southwest
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
Neckwear

One lot Of Dutch Collars, 25c
values. Sale price. Ice each.
One lot Fancy Collars, lsc val
ues Sale price, 1Oc each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Heath arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon from Chs
cago and win spend the summer in this
vicinity. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Fred McManus Of Chicago, who viii
visit her sister, Mrs Clinton Heath.
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last she made some faint movement
Of her hands, I do not know whether
Il vas the sign Of the cross.
She rose now. tail. white-clad. shim-
mering. . vision Of beauty such ~ that
part Of the world certainly could not
then offer. Her hair was loosened now
in It's masses and dropped moro vide
" over her temples. above her brow.
Her eyes were very large and dark.
ana saw the faint blue shadows
coming again beneath them. Her
hands were clasped. her chin raised
Just q tribe, and her case was rapt
% that Of some longing soul. could
not guess Of these things, being but .
man. and. fear. clumsy alike Of
body and wit.
what are ny stakes, How may I
pay!"
There 10 one thing. madam. which
We have omitted" said At last.
She swayed . little on her feet. a.
though she were weak. II want"
said she. Il wish--l wish"
The old childlike look Of pathos
came again. I have never seen SO sad
= face. She was . lady. white and
delicately clad: I. . rude frontiers
man In campgrimed leather. But
stepped to her now and took her In
my arms. and held her close, and
pushed back the damp waves Of her
hair. And because q mans tears
were In my eyes. I have no doubt Of
absolution when say had been =
cad and . coward had not kissed her
own tears away. l no longer made
pretenss Of ignorance. but ali! how
wished that were ignorant Of what Il
was not my right to know.
! led her to the edge OF the little
bed OF husks and found her kerchief.
An, she was Of breeding and courage!
Presently. her voice rose steady and
clear ~ ever. "Threlka'" she called.
Pleased"
When Threlka came, she looked
closely at her lady's face. and what
she read seemed. aftes all. to content
her.
"Threlka." said my lady In French.
Il want the little one"
turned to her with query in my
eyes.
ITEMS" she said. Walt. ! have .
little surprise"
you have nothing at any time save
surprises. madam"
Two things I have" said she. sigh
ing: - little dog from China. Chow
BY name. He sleeps now. and ! must
not disturb him. else ! would show
you how lovely . dog 10 Chow. Also
here have found . little Indian child
running about the post. DR.. Acl4Augh
lin vas rejoiced when I aAopted Der.
We'll. then. madam. what nexf!"
Yes. with the promise 10 him that
] would care for that little child.
want something for my own. Bee
now. Come Natoka!"
The old servant paused at the door.
There slid across the floor with the
silent feet Of the savage the tiny Ag-
ure OF . little child. perhaps four
years Of age. with coal black hair and
beady eyes. clad In al the beQuilled
nnery that . trading past could fur
nish--a little orphan child. ~
learned later, whose parents had both
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been lost In Q canoe accident II the
Dalles. She vas IN iafant. Wild. un.
trained. unioved. unable IN speak .
word os the language that she heard.
She stood nov hesitating. but that
was only By reason Of her sight Of me.
A. I stepped aside. the little 0os
walled steadily but with qeAkening
steps TO my satin-claa lady On her
couch Of husks. She took W the child
In her arms. Nov. there must
b Soma spsech bstwssa woman and
child. ! DO not know. ssospt that tbs
Baroasss voa Rita spoke aad that The
child put out Q hand 10 her cheek.
Then. % I stood awkward - . clown
myself and not knowing What 10 %. ]
say tears rain again from the eyes a
Helena voa Rits. - that ! turned
away. ewes - ] so Der cheek lai1
70 that Of the child while she clasps1
II tight.
.sss. then" she said. here 10 ~
~ompsntoa scruas the mountains"
Ito b coatinsed:l
a ossisi ossey.
Ascum-"io you remember ths
uisht hsd 10 take pos hoas fron
The cisb n . cab ssA-"
Nassstt-"Yea. Indeed"
Ascu0-"1 1oat ssppose yeu'vo
1safd ths last u Il yssf'
Naegse-"Ne; ~ vtes's sein NJ
~"
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S n OR E AN D
SAW vi Ill

~ W.
II was asleep In the bunk shanty
over IN Delray." said the fat engi.
neer. when 1 awohe suddenly with
q start. I could hear q sawmill goins
TO beat the hand.
Nov that's a nne layout I sayo
10 Hank simms In the next hunk.
How under the canopy do they ex.
pect q man TO sleep, buildin' . buak
shanty r,sht near 4 savm,lir
"'sawmin nothinV says Hank.
That's Jerry Day. the new nagman
for Archie Dunn. snorin' over In the
trainmen's bunk room. Amt ne .
Dippin7'
III that antinoise society gets merit
10 him. I says. they'll hotfoot him out
Of this community instanter.'
There was no more sleep for No
that afternoon. 30 We got up and sae
In . hot game Of pinochle.
Jerry Day was FIRST out with Archie
Dunn that evenin' on the first - n
was second out on second 70. freight
runnin' 80 heavy them days that they
were runnln' the fast freights In tive
or three sections.
when II came time for Ms TO leave
the freight yards the fog was 20 thick
you couldn't shoot holes into II with .
machine gun. tell you was mighty
cautious. movin' along on only about
notches Of steam IN the throttle.
Pretty soon on the heavy air
heard . sawmill goin' full blast.
Strange ] says to myself. thas
they're running . sawmill In these
parts this time Of the Night
There vas peculiar sound to that
sawmill that Id heard before. All Of .
sudden Il came over me like HASH
what u was. That's that green aae.
man OF Archie Dunn's. u came to ne:
he's Just hidin' his red lantern under
. ousnei OF shores while his train %
stalled on the main track
30 euickern . dear n dumb mea
can say Jack Robinson ! eot my sagine
IN oack motion. J couldn't ses ehiag.
nut rom the sound Of that soenosa
ahead we'd stopped about . cabooee
'ensth tnis side OF that warain' snors.
Tne fos smiled TOT 2 minsee u
mere vas the TAI hshss o. Arenas
nunn csoooee a'moes sesua g -
nsnt ny eovcstcnef. II we
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laughed and held out q hand.
Madam baroness" ! said. how
glad ! am! Come. has not fate been
kind to US again."
! pushed shut the door behind me.
stu without q word. she stepped
deeper into the room and stood look
Ing at me. her hands clasped now
loosely and awkwardly. as though she
were country girl surprised, and not
the Baroness Helena Won Ritz. toast
or talk Of more than one capital Of
the world.
Yet she was the same She seemed
slightly thinner now. yet not less beau
tiful. Her eyes were dark and brilliant
as ever. The clear features Of her
face were framed in the roll Of her
heavy locks. as | had seen them last.
Her garb, as usual. betokened luxury.
She was robed as though for some
fete. all In white satin, and pale blue
fires of stones shone family at throat
and wrist. Contrast enough she made
Of buck, with the leggings and mecca
sins OF savage. my belt lacking but
prepared for weapons.
Il see. madam" said I. smiling. that
still ] am only asleep and dreaming
But how exquisite a dream, here In
this wild country. How unfit here am
I. a savage, who introduce the one
discordant note into SO sweet a
DREAM"
| gestured to my costume. gestured
about me as | took in the details of
the long room in which we stood I
swear il was the same as that In
which I had seen her at a similar
hour in Montreal, II was the same 1
had first seen in Washington,
Impossib,e7 I am donbted, An
but do l not know, Did not ace ,
Here were the mixtures ON the walls
the carved Cupids, the candelabra
with their prisms, the chairs, the
couches, Beyond Wonder satin cur.
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you kissed my hand that nrst night,
when you told me what you would do
did you love . woman--when I saw
something new IN life I had not seen
why. then. In the DEVILS resolution
that no woman In the world should b
happy II could help. slipped In the
body Of the slipper . little line or %
that ] had written when you did not
see, when ! was In the other room.
Twas that took the place Of Van
Zandt's message. after all. Monsieur.
It was fate. Van Zandt's letter. with
note. sent by plan, remained In thu
shoe!"
And what did II say? Tell me at
once
Very little. Yet enough for wom-
an who loved and who expected. Only
this: In spite OF that other woman.
come to me still. Who can teach you
love Of woman a. l can? Helena !
think II was some such words ~
those"
Il had not thought any one capable
of that" said l.
"Ah, but I repented on the instant!
! repented before night came. In the
twilight ! got upon my knees and
prayed that all my plan might 90
wrong-if could call Il plan"
But again ! could only turn away
to ponder.
"See." she went on: for myself.
this il IRENE diable, but It 10 not SO
for you, nor for her. II Is not too
III to be made right again. There In
Montreal. l thought that I had failed
In my plan, that you indeed were mar.
risd. You held yourself well In hand:
like man. monsieur. But ~ to that.
you were married, for your love for
her remained; your pledge held. And
did not l. repenting. marry you to her
did not ]. on my knees. marry you to
her that night! Oh. do not blame me
too much"
She should not have doubted" said
!. Il shall not 20 back and ask her
again. The weakest Of men are strong
sometimes!"
an nov you are ou' man: ne
ing sacn. you canno. unoerstano nov
terribly much the faith Of man means
for . woman. II was her need for you
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me from trust which has been -
posed In me-"
Not In the least. ] would noS nav
you break your word with NJ. raAeo'
, ham; but know you are mere ON inc
same errand - mysen. fou are :"
learn facts and report tnem 70 n
Pakenham-ss J am 70 MT. cs'noua'
Meantime, you have NOT repo''se'
No. ] am not yet reaoy'
Certainly not. fou are hoS -
possessed OF your fscts. fou nave my
yet seen this country fou 90 nos wy
know these men-tne same savssss
VINO once accounted io1 s"o'"e'
kenham ~ new orieshs-naray -
bunaloes. nerce - woises' W." nv
see them come pouring across w
mountains INTO oreson' ioea ".
your report to this Pakenham, ASH
him II England wishes to night our
backwoodsmen once more!"
You credit me with very mucA
ability she smiled.
She dropped into chair near oy 2
httie table, where the hsnt OF tne ~.
candies. guttering In tneir enameiee
sconces. fell full upon her face. sne
looked at me nxediy. Der eyes osIA
ana mourniui IN spite q their easer,
ness.
An. II 10 easy Tor you 10 SPEAK.
easy Tor you who have so rich asa fuil
hie-~ho nave all! but my nanus
are empty she spread out "e'
curved fingers. looking at them
cropping her hands. patneucshy
oroopihs her shouiaers
AL madam! whs' oo you mean
lou see me s'"os. III rag. Dso.s
the rine al my csoin' the p'sto' u ~
tent l nave scarce more IN .u
tnsn VIVA. ! wear WINE you ns'0
"nat you IKE
All put esery'h'hs: sns "us
INJURED; all out nome.
Mt nave ! nome
All. except .ns' my eouch - e%p.s
save ior myself sho my me"ao,
NOT more than mine, nor WIN sse'
Ger memories MADAM
why. what 90 you mean sns
asked me suddenly. what 90 you
mean she repeated II again. =
though half In horror.
only that we are equal ana ahAs'
Ihat We are mere on the same errsno.
That our view OF life should Dc tns
same.
what do you mean about homef
but ten me, were you mol then mar
ried!
NO. ! am alone. madam. never
shali De married
There may have been some slishs
motion Of hand which beckoned Ne
10 Q seat q the oppoe,te ssoe o. -
table. As ] sat. saw her search ny
race carefully. slowly. win eyes
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The Dolores star., 1910-09-09

In her sheer ACCOMPLISHMENT. ] pre-
sums. she let down the fastening
chain. and without her Invitation ]
stepped within. I heard her startled
mon Dlsu!" then her more deliberate
esclamation II smotion. MY ood'"
oAs said. She stood. with her hands
Putnam patriot., 1910-10-07
iiurIbui 7 0peaiss.

4 large number Of people took ad- vantage Of tbe Opening Night al the new quarters of the N. T. HurIbuf siore in the Peioquin block, Elm stfeei, Friday evening. Tbey found IL a model ia taste, healness and conve- nienee. 1t had been pfetfily decorated for the occasion. During the evening Morse's orchestra furnished music and souvenirs were handed to all. Soth- ing was sold en the opening night but fine iiae of clothing. shoes, and habefdsshery was displayed. The new store is well adapted to get good light effects as there gre several large plate glass windows both if front and ea the sides The ff9os Is hard wood and overhead is pteltily tinted steel ceiling. MT. Hurlbut himself was present 10 see that everything went of smoothly Manager r.. \ Flynn and bis clerks, Omer MiIot and Henry Tfudeau, were assisted by the manag. CTS of the Danielson and Winsted stores of the Huflbut chain. The open ing was most successful.