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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-30

Alcohol Cup
Alcohol Gas Stoves.
Four patterns
Alumni um Cooking
1 Utensils,
TUsive patterns
Asbestos Specialties,
Three patterns
/ Ash Sitter
Baby Bed
Boiler Protector
Book Leaf Holder
Bowl Holder
Bread Knife
| Brush for renappi9g
Butter Churn
| Cake Turner
| Can Opener
Canvas Couch Ham
| mock
| Carpet Sweepers,
| Tao patterns
| Casseroles,
| Tsco patterns
| Cherry Stoner
| Christmas Tree
| Holder
| Clock
| Clothes Drier
| Clothes-L.ine Tight
l ener
| Coal Stove. Lid
| Coffee Mills.
| Three patterns
/ Coffee Percolators,
| Three patterns
| Coffee Pots.
| Tuo patterns
Cork Fuller
| Curtain Rod Holder
| Darning Appliances,
Too patterns
Dish Drier
Divided Cooking
| Pan
| Dome Perforated
| Cover
| Dutch Oven
Electric Irons,
Fesr patterns
Electric Light SAFER
Electric Range
Electric Toaster,
Fireless Cookers,
Sir patterns.
| Flatiron Cleaner
| Floor Mop
| Flour Sifters.
| Three patterns
! Flower Boxes
| Folding Tables
Food Choppers,
| Three patterns
| Fruit Jar Holder
Fruit Jar Opener
| Fruit and Jelly
| Strainer
Fruit and Vegetable
| Gamer
| Fruit Presses.
| TWo patterns
| Garbage Pals,
1 Three p0ISeyss
| Gas Appliances,
| 7wo patterns
| Gas Lighter
Gas Oven
Gas Ranges,
| IWo patterns
Gas Toaster
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-30

Governor Gilchrist predicts that
Miami will soon have fifty thousand
inhabitants. Wonder what he would
predict for Pensacola if he made it a
visit?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-30

Pensacola has had lovely Christ
mas but having the teachers with us
has been the most delightful event Of
all.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-30

PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS
Your druggist will refund money if
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles IN to II days. Soc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-30

We are daily expecting for someone
TO suggest that Hoxsey did not reach
the altitude claimed by the aviato'
and demand that he produce the proof.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-30

The truth is good enough about
Florida, so why exaggerate?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-30

War news that is particularly
pleasing 70 the average Americans
mind is that the Japanese are prac-
ticalIy in control of the Philippines.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-30

Many of our Florida exchanges pub
Hshed creditable Christmas editions
and gave their readers something
extra in the way of Christmas reading.
Among those deserving especial no
tice were; The Brooksville Argus,
Palstka Timcs-llerald. Barlow Courier.
Informant. Lake City Citzen-Rcporter
Lakeland News. Jacksonville MCtropo-
lis, Jacksonville Times-Union, Tampa
Tribune, Fernaudina News, Tampa
Times, st. Augustine Meteor.
Gov. Brown OF Georgia Is taking the
proper stand in rcsagd TO The pistol
toting people Of his state and refuses
10 pardon them for such crimes. The
ever present pistol is the cause oil
many mugdeys which would otherwise
90 uncommitted. Gov. Brown is n d
given to the pardoniag habit as This
Interview will show:
Il think it is high time to put ar
end to this pistol tOting business. d
this account | am compelled 10 disap
point several very excellent ladie:
who interested themselves In the eau
Gle case We have got 10 make sen
fences fixed, do away with lnGeter
inmate sentences, so that when Z
criminal Is sentenced to ten years h
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-30

Be a booster always.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-30

EVERY article bear
~ ing this Seal of APP
proval can be bought
with perfect safety.
This Seal means that
Good Housekeeping In
stitute has subjected
the article bearing it to
thorough domestic and
scientific tests, and found
it good. These lists men
ton the articles tested
IN the past year and if
you get January Good
Housekeeping Maya
zine you can read a def
mite report on every
one that has been ap-
proved.
There was a domestic test.
in which the article was used
just as you would use it IN
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your own home. There was
also a scientific test to prove
that it is built on correct scien-
tific principles.
Scores Of ot.er articles are be-
ing tested by the Institute.
Reports on those found avorthy
will be published from month
to month.
No amount of money can ouy a
favorable report on any article.
These 200 reports alone make
the January Good Housekeep-
ing Magazine worth more than
its price. Get it to-day.
FILL OUT AND MAIL THIS COUPON
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-08
JOSEPH CANNON
The IRON DUKE
THIS is HOW NORRIS, INSURGENT
CONGRESSMAN, DESCRIBES
SPEAKER.
HOUSE IS pOWERLESS
Yet Constitution Gives No Such Power
as Welded by Cannon--Norris
Writes in La FolIette's
Maraxine.

Washington, jan I'm the all,
vance sheets of Senator La Folette's S
Representative Norris OF
Nebraska, appears as the author OF
an article entitled the secret of his
power" in which he bitterly arraigns
Cannon as desootic iron duke
ruling the horse ruthlesslv.
To-day, as far IS, the enactment of
legislation is concerned" said norris.
the house bears about the sape re-
lation TO The national government as
the appendix does to the hunan body
it has 40 well recognized function.
For all practical purposes our'national
like Gaul of old, ~ Dr.
yided into three parts: The kenate,
president, and speaker.
This perversion OF the real intent
Of the constitution was brought about
so gradually and quietly thatauntifre-
Gently the people have not understood
the ftethod of its Accomplishment,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-08
BY MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OF
THE DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR.
AFTER LIVELY DEBATE
representative Fitzgerald, cf the
Minority Side, Upheld Pinchot
as Protector of Pub.
lie Lands.

Washington, Jan, THE house
today adopted joint resolution pro.
viding for a congressional investiga.
tion of the interior department and
the forestry bureau,
Fitzgerald, in opening the debate,
said the Investigation should be mar
rowed to eliminate from inquiry Pin
chot, whose only offense,' he assert
ed, has been that he has been too
active against land thieves and land
grabbers, and so as to deal only with
the grave charges made against the
official integrity and personal honor
of the member OF the presidents
cabinet"
Fitzgerald thought it beneath the
dignity OIL congress to ask the presi-
dent to investigate member OF his
cabinet, " 1tl@refbre he opposed the
joint resolution, which would re-
quire the executives signature"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-08

That the speaker possesses power sec.
ond only to the president has been
well understood for several years.
That mysteriously he controls the
house as with rod of iron and it
will move its members like paWns
about the political checkerboard of
national legislation, is known by all.
THE existence of this authority was
accepted by the country as fact, and
many believed that by constitu-
tional provision or statute he had
been given this power The members
of the house who searched for the
source Of this power soon discovered
that the constitution or statutes had
given the speaker no authority what
ever, but all that he possessed he oh
tanned exclusively from the house
rules. Even in this it is impossible
to find specific enactment giving him
the wonderful authority over men and
he seemed to possess. His
control seemed absolute without
limit, yet the authorization of his
power is more or less mystery and
secret"
Norris recounts the efforts of the
insurgents 10 change the rules and
the fruitless results. In the opinion
of the Nebraskan the speakers power
lies in his authority to name commit.
tees.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-08
SENATOR GORE
SPEAKS HIS MIND
IN ADDRESS AT DANVlLLE ILL,
AT JACKSON DAY BAN.
QUIET.
CANNON AND ALDRICH
Bears Erunt of His Remarkable.
clares Democrats Should Aid
the Republican lnsurg-
ents at Home.

Daneille, H., Jan. THAT the
Democrats should give aid and com.
fort to, the Republican progressives
in Republican districts who voted
against Cannon, against his rule,
against the tariff. and against the
ship subsidy" was the opinion ex.
pressed by Senator Gore. Democrat,
of Oklahoma, speaking tonight at the
Jackson Day banquet. "Their heads,
said he. should not be carried on a
charger merely because. ny refusing
to fawn, they failed to thrive.
Il have due regard for the pro,
prieties of this place. and this occa-
sion, continued Gore. Il come
neither to bury Cannoa. nor to praise
him. | wage no war against Alirich
ism as a system of misgoyernment
Personally | wish them health and
increase OF days, Politically wish de-.
thronement unto them and their
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-08

dynasty.
IF the reign of standpat tyranny
is continued, | have little choice
among tyrants. Destroy despot.sm,
If you would destroy the despot. Can
non and Allrich are indeed the ap-
polyon in the path of progress. The
chosen champions of privilege, the
guiding genius of the new administre-
ton, friends and favorites Of the king,
perched upon the very arms of tne
throne.
Roosevelt was able to run his ad'
ministration without their domination,
It seems that Taft surrendered at the
first summons. Roosevelt, in his way,
was a friend of progress and the foe
OF privilege. and the people may yet
prefer the strenuosity of Roosevelt to
the sinuosity of Taft They may yet
conclude that the hands are the
hands of Esau, but the voice Is
Jacobs voice
THE tariff" Gore said, enables
one man to get without earning what
another man earns without getting,
The president says the object OF
revision was not to reduce prices but
to prevent an advance The reyela,
ton is that even this object failed
There has been a saturnalia of higN
prices since the new law was an
proved, but you need no other re-
minder than experience The presi
dent also assured us that the new law
is the best ever enacted by Republt
cans. What splendid compliment
III increasing duties be the test, it is
par excellence the best.
Gore condemned the ship subsidy
policy of Capitalization and the cen
trail bank. Continuing he said;
THE country is on its knees pray,
ing that we escape the scandal in
Alaska An investigation has become
Concluded on Second Pags.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-08

Referring to Ballinger's letter to
Senator Jones, asking that the forest
service be included in the inquiry,
Fitzgerald objected to Ballinger's at
tempting to dictate the character Of
the inquiry. Fitzgerald offered tko
amendments to the resolution. aimed
to eliminate the forest bureau from
the investigation,
Dalzell, replying, said that the
house committee such as proposed in
Representative Hitchcocks resolution
for an investigation of the land office
would give no power to procure full
information while the resolution ra.
ported provided for the fullest kind Df
inquiry.
Should Elect Committeeman.
Norris, of Nebraska, said the in
vestigation is so important that he be-
lieved six members OF the committee
in acting upon the rate thus quoted;
but the objection to this suggestion
10 Iilat II NONlu dUOlu Inu'u loO
easy method of giving to favored
shippers unreasonable preferences
and rebates think thot the law
should provide that carrier, upon
written request by an intending sHip-
per should quote in writing the rate
or charge applicable to the proposed
shipment under any schedules or
any tariff to which the carrier Is a
party, and that If the party making
such request suffer daamgc in conse-
qeunce of either refusal or omission
TO quote the proper rate, or in con
sequence of a mis-statement Of the
rate, the carrier shall be liable to a
penalty in some reasonable amount.
say two hundred and fifty dollars to
accrue to the United States and to
be recovered in civil action brought
by the appropriate district attorney,
Such penalty would compel the
Concluded on Third Page)
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-08

Concluded on Third Page.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-08

,CantlnueG on Second Pags)
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-08

Concluded Or Third Pags.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-08
NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE.

Jacksonville, H., Jan. "A new
baseball league. namel the Northern
Association. was organized here to.
day. II will be made - of clubs from
Jacksonville, Decatur, East st. Louis.
Aurora, Joliet and Belleville H., and
Clinton, Iowa. Moline withdrew. Sew
eral other cities are being considered
for the eighth club. G. A. Burton, OF
Jacksonville, was elected president.
A schedule OF 140 games was adopted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-08

Washington, Jan. Clifford pinchot
chief forester, intimate friend OF
Roosevelt, was tonight dismissed
from the government service by Taft
for insubordination. Associate For
'ster overton W. Price, and Assistant
law Officer Alexander c. Shaw, Of
the forestry bureau, were also dis
missed.
Indignant over the action of
2inchot in Inducing Dolliver to read
lis letter in the senate Yesterday,
Taft listened to no advice thpt the
'orester'R violation of EXECUTIVES Oh.
lers should be overlooked pentltrtg
he inquiry undertaken by congress.
le declared that he would be pniaith-
full to his trust if ne submitted to
such an attack,
President Tart he's been convinced
FOR some time that the insurgents
md other critics had enlisted the ser.
lefying him to dismiss Pinchot
The latter's letter, rev here doubt,
was written with the direct pulpose q
u putting it sqnarely up to the pres
ident."
The president sought to avoid the
threatened war, but today picked up
the gauge thrown by pinehot through
Dolliyer, and Is ready for the fray
that is certain to ensue. What the
outcome Of the tense situation will be
nobody is willing to prophesy
In the house Cannon lost to the
insurgents, who, combining with
he Democrats caused the adoption
# an amendment to the Ballinger
pinchot inquiry resolution, to taFt
from the speaker the power to an
point the house members of the ioint
Investigation committee. The margin
of the victory was only three votes
but the insurgents ana Democrats
,liko are iubilant
Three Republicans, not classed as
INSURGENTS" but protesting friend.
ship for Pinchot, voted with the "in
nrgents' and Democrats.
Incidents at the capitol and White
louise kept Washington in politica
erment today. The cabinet was in
pecial session practically the entire
fternoon following the regular ses
sion this morning Falinger was alb
sent from the afternon sitting.
The letter directing the dismissa
" the foreter was carefully framed
his afternoon and repeatedly revised
Pinchot Has Nothing to Say.
Pinchot. clad in evening dress
descended smilingIy this evening tc
ncet the reporters from above stairs
whree party of guests We're being
entertained. He said
1T will suit me Just as well if yol
win inst make the simple statement
I have nothing to say
Friends of the ad ninistration say
that today's dismissals will rob the
congressional investigation OF much
9f its interest.
The friends of pinchot have beer
declaring that the president would
not dare dismiss pinchot, that II
would cause a breach between Tart
md Roosevelt and Il split in the Re
publican aprty
Party leaders Of the enate and
1ouse declare that while summary
action is ure to lead TO many narSo
words. the president could not with
dignity have taken any other course.
Cannon's Jolt in the house today
was unexpected that the Insurgents
aud Democrats could scarce believe
their ears when the speaker an
lounced the vote. For an instant ST.
'ence reigned; then for almost min
ute the noise was deafening-
Taft's Letter to Pinehot.
Taft's letter to Pinchot follows.
White House, Jan. Z.
Sir: The secretary of agriculture
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-12
GETTING READY.

From the sporting page of the
Nashville Banner. We clip the follow
ing:
Posters are out announcing a g.
day shoot at Hickman, Ky, under
the auspices of the Hickman Gun
Club, June iS,l4 and 10. The shoot
will be held the week before the
Grand American Handicap at Chicago
and will afford good practice TO those
going 10 the Handicap. There will b
5000 10 $1,000 added money The first
day--in fact all OF the three-wil be
practice shooting only. An added tea
ture will be an exhibition of fancy
rifle shooting by Mrs. AID Topperwein
The ladies' OF that little city viii
serve lunch on the grounds. as usual
Side features viii be gasoline boat
tides on the river. auto drives. and
a trip 10 Reelfoot Lake. S. L. Dodds,
winter OF the last Southern Handi-
cap at Nashville. is the president of
the Hickman Club. Sid is good
sport and win always be found ION
the job" OF trying to make everybody
have a good time.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-12
rier Want Column
-. c.nt per word per Week
y gash IN Advance.

t<<+F
ls,tE. Good milk COVE. l..
'" itp
|sA.E. Cow with young calf.
pase lip
sgNT. One furnished room
l,on street Mrs. Euia Salmon
IsALE. Two good milk Cows
I've. Jas. w. Mayos. 47p
SALE. Fresh cows, stock
Ii work mulcs.--L. G. Maddox
krED. small bottom farm. ~
IL price. Address Hickman
|sALE. Brood sows and pigs
See J. l.. buckingham OF
.unden. se-1o
SALE White Plymouth Rock
\ selling. Mrs. A. X. Neon
{,smAn. Routs .. 33tfc.
No. ? Smith Premier
klsr IN good conditlon--cheap.
ID D. owens. at telephone Of.
4t-tfc
sAIE. Ny home place on
Isnus, also some good rental
Win sell reasonable. Ap-
" c keiney. z'e
Nice i-room residence
IoIis0. In East Hickman: all
b Improvements good stable
fences. etc. $500 viii buy IL.
Ia good reasons for selling
Courier office.
SALE. Nice residence near
lee. Plenty VI ground and
|pFenents. Terms 10 suit pur-
Don't pay rent. See ~. II
y . home.-Hickman Courier.
OR MlSLAiD. Policy No. 2lo |
"a BY the Penn Mutual Life
b Company. on the life OF
W. Curtin. The finder will
r,un above policy TO him.
u has been made for the
q a duplicate. CSC
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-12
ZINC EDWARD DEAD.

kdsard w. died from pneu.
ll:t5 Friday night at Buck
Palace. and at the same mo-
crown and sccpter OF the
n Great Britain passed auto
10 bis son and heir. Prince
Of Wales. now George v.
official act was to dispatch
ord Mayor the announcement
iher's death. In pursuance OF
George was proclaimed King
afternoon.
EDWARD was born November
Al buckingham Palace.
ded the throne January p.
q nine years. three months
ieen days.
4 March 10. 1868.
Aasiastic sportsman.
Ne Of cards amounted TO a
h youth.
are below the average height
built
dg tactful as man and mon
personality frank. loyal. and
parted
9 fellow, ne demanded nj.
Difference due his rank.
led BY private tutors, and at
oxford and Cambridge.
made a triumphant tour ri
20 States and Canada.
VAS despaired OF before he
King In 1871 and again in
o'ohaiion In 1902 a pageant OF
unparalleled splendor.
" several times attempted
violence.
aoH reign peaceful. after the
oe OF the Boer war.
a traveller.
showed a marked prefer
Americans.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-12
ALL SORTS!f-M-.l

"Flre"-kennedy.
'nsuranee--kennedy.
Best flour on the market.--Betters
worth a Prather.
REo-the best summer drink made.
coweiirs Drug Store.
W. A. Carpenter IA here this week
from Trezevant. Tenn.
Your parties are not complete un.
less REQ Is served.--coweilrs.
Bulte's Excellence and Autumn
icaf-best flour made--Travis.
Miss Ruth Isaac, Of Union City. has
been visiting Mrs. I'D Townsend.
REQ continues to be the best bev.
ersae on the msrket.-cowoiirs.
Call at the Hickman Furniture Co.
for anything you want In furniture.
A new d.:nk-a different drink
"Dr. Pepper"-at Helm a Eihson's.
Mrs. Steve Stair and Mrs. Harry
rhrelkeld were In Union City Friday.
DR. Dave Maddox. OF Terril, Tenn,
was here last week visiting friends.
The Kodak season Is here. A big
line at from 81 up. Helm a Ellison.
chas. stephens arrived here sun.
day from Memphis 90 spend the week.
Miss Mary Polhamus. OF Dorena,
spent a few days here last week with
friends.
Miss Esielle Harper visited Miss
May Holley at Jordan. a few days
last week
A dainty dessert just after a quar-
rel Is Jacobs Candy-all size boxes.
Harris.
Bulte's Excellence flour il positive
v guaranteed by us.--Betfersworth
q Prather.
Miss Mary Berendes returned sun
day from a weeks visit to relatives
In Chicago.
Don't throw that cast pillow point
away-take II to Clay A. Caldwell and
have II ground
Roy Clark andd wife spent a few
days last week with Mrs. Burrus Bras
field. at State Line.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. stephens left
Sunday morning ON n visit to friends
In Tunica and Shaw. Miss.
The courier's want Column" is
sure TO find you q buyer. Costs lie
for each word. Try H.
Miss Ruth Kimbro spent few
days with Miss Lottie IAnder last
week. near Shuck Switch.
Miss Fannie Ingram. OF near Oak
ton. spent several days last week
with Mrs Clarence Samuels.
Mrs. n. X. Neighbors and children
returned Saturday from a three weeks
visit to Memphis friends and relatives
Since the Carnegie Library has
been opened on Sunday afternoon. the
place Is becoming quite a popular re-
sort.
Mrs. James Snow died Friday ev-
ening at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker, near
Fulton.
A meeting OF the Dyersburg Road
Telephone Co. IL called for Monday
morning at 3 o'clock at Brownsville.
BE there.
Mrs. NJ. Amberg and daughter. Miss
Lizzie, left Saturday evening by boat
to spend a week with relatives at
Tiptonville.
The bin providing for raising the
battleship Maine. sunk In Havana
harbor twelve years ago has passed
both houses OF Congress.
The one-year-old baby daughter OF
Steve Crosley. OF near Walnut Log,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-12

Standing before his dresser after
coming home rather late from the
club. he picked up his hair brush
when he reached for his hand mirror
He held II before his face for mo-
ment and then said TO himself:
"Grea Scott. old man. you need a
shavel"-Everybody's Magazine.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-12
WHERE WAS JOHN

A San Francisco woman whose hus-
band had been dead some years went
to a medium, produced the spirit Of
her dead husband.
My dear John" said the widow 20
the spirit, ARE You happy nowg'
Il am very happy" John replied.
Happier than you were ON earth
with me?" she asked.
YES" was the answer, "a am far
happier now than | was on earth
with you"
Tenn me. John. what II II like in
heayenG"
Heaven" said John. Pm not In
heaven. "--Lippincotts.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-12

A negro lawyer Of st. Louis. was
In Cairo last week and says he has
Information that the negro James who
was lynched in that city several
months ago. has child living. II
this is true the child can obtain dam
ages for the violent death OF its faith
er, and this is what the negro lawyer
says he intends TO do. is TO bring
suit against Cairo for $1,000 for the
death OF James.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-12

A total eclipse of the moon will oc-
cur May 1924. beginning on the ev-
ening Of the 23rd.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-12
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
The following were granted II ense
to marry In Obion county last week:

Clay Jackson and Minnie Fields.
e. I. Tolson and Ida NJ. Miller.
Earl Rollins aud Lillian Moss.
N. A. Colthorp and Laura Russell.
Joe Holt and Vera Brack.
W. M. Albright and N. b. Grain.
j. ID. Muse and May Nepp.
Alonzo McAllister and Oracle Lock.
X. X. Powers and Beulah Gum.
Dell Burge aud Lille Watson.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-12

j. NJ. Tankersley. justice of the
peace of James Bayou Township. was
transacting business In Charleston
Monday. He says that the growing
crops look well In his section and
that very little OF the fruit was kill
ed by the recent cold spell. Corn
that was planted and an was injured
and much OF II would have TO be re-
planted. Charleston Courier.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-12

Mrs. Emma stephens and Mrs. J. IA.
Peck left yesterday for Bardwell 10
attend the q. w. b. M. and Bible
School convention. They are dele
gates sent by the Christian church OF
this city.