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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-30
Want Advertisements.

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The Missourian goes Into 400 he
in this paper will be read by 1900
the first day and cents per line fo
Phone SIS.
WANTED - A SECOND HAND
roller top desk. Give price. Address
Box 215.
WANTED AT OMEGA SINGLE
man to deliver milk. Must be good
mixer. F. l.. Austin.
Phone 804 or 1860.
Wanted
: young lady as clerk. apply at
: THE COOP STORE.
FOR RENT-A LARGE FRONT
room, steam heat and bath, no other
students. Apply at II Price Ave.
Mrs. DR.. Hume.
FOR RENT-GooD BARN AND
buggy shed. Apply quick at 4o5 Mat
thews st.
. BOARD AND ROOM, $3.50 PER
Week. House modern. Good meals.
Apply 400 N. Sth st.
TAKEN BY MISTAKE - FROM
M. X. & T.. station a steamer trunk
with letters H. NJ. r. painted on end,
straps Finder notify % Transfer
Co.
FOR RENT-TWO NICELY FUR
nished rooms at 1O01 Cherry.
FOR SALE-CHAIRS. .DRESSERS,
rockers, dining room. table. kitchen
, cabinet and several other household
goods. Apply at Pacific Express Of
flee or phone 544-Black.
WANTED - A YOUNG WOMAN
student to care for child Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons. Mrs. Mar
tin, 213 S. Garth. Phone 31S-White.
WANTED-TO BUY, A HARD
coal base burner in good condition. Ad-
dress X Y q by correspondence, care
Missourian.
FOR RENT-12 room. modern
house, steam heat and close in. $40.
, Eight room house, one block of CAM
pus; row; you will be the first oocu-
pant and I'll make the rent right.
FOR SALE-Almost new room
house and good big lot on Ann st.
$1,55O.
ALBA T. FOUNTAIN REAL ES-
TATE AND INSURANCE,
911A Broadway.
FOR RENT-FRONT ROOM, FUR
nished or unfinished, steam heat,
: quiet place. I'll South Seventh.
TYPEWRITERS-NE AND PER
feet machines. Underwood $50 L. c.
Smith. No. 2, $55, Oliver $50. Small
cash payment. Five days trial. F. W..
Cooke, 71S Maryland Place. Phone 403.
FOR RENT-THIRTEEN ROOM
house, all modern, in ideal location ad-
joining University campus. Apply Ira
T. e. Stone. Central Bank.
TYPEWRITERs-FoR SALE OR
rent. Reasonable terms. w. ]. Nc
Raven. care of Gordon Hotel.
FOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISH
ed modern room at 72O Missouri Az
enue.
= WANTED-A UNIVERSITY STU
dent desires to wait on table for board
Address 81" care Of Missourian.
FOR RENT-SPLENDID NEW z
room modern brick house. Never
been occupied. Large lot. Only $50
per month. ]. A. Stewart, Ex Nat
Bank Bldg.
FOR RENT-TWo FRONT OF.
fees in Exchange National Bank
Building.
]. A. STEWART,
Room 205 Exchange Bank Bldg
FURNISHED ROOMS FOn RENT
close to University. Apply Batterton
& Belcher. Phone 725.
A gentleman who was seated behind
a negro in tramway car in Memphis
vouches for this yarn:
All the seats were taken when a
neatly dressed young negress, evident
ly lady's maid, entered the car. The
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-30

WANTED-A UNIVERSITY STU
dent desires to wait on table for board.
Address 81" care of Missourian.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-30

TYPEWRITERS-FOR SALE OR
rent. Reasonable terms. w. ]. Nc
Raven. care of Gordon Hotel
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-30

FOR RENT-FRONT ROOM, FUR
nished or unfinished, steam heat,
quiet place. I'll South Seventh.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-10-06

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.-F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Tole-
do, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known
f. j. Cheney for the last Is years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and n
nancially able to carry out any obi
cations made by his firm. Walding,
Kinman & Marvin, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter,
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. q
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consu
patton.
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twenty ave years ago 10 Professor fla-
tanova OF Warsaw. The professor was
executed last year for conspiracy. He |
was one OF the leaders Of a great rev
olutionary movement In Poland. Tbey
were virtually anarchists. as you have
come 10 place them IN America. This
girl Oiea was hls secretary. His death
almost Killed her. that Is not all.
she had a sweetheart up to htteen
months ago. He was a prince OF the
ROYAL blood. He would have married
her IN spite OF the difference In their
stations had IL not been for the inter
yentlon Of the crown that she and her
kind hate so well. The young mans
powerful relatives took haBd In the
affair. lie was compelled TO marry
scrawny little duchess. aud Olga was
warned that II she attempted to entice
him away from his wife she would be
punished. she did not attempt H. De
cause she is n vlrtuous girl. Her I'M
Gle. Spantz. offered her home"
Baron. are you sure that she IL a
redf' asked King.
"ouite She attended their councils.
"she doesn't look II, pom my WORD
I thought they were the scum OF the
earth"
THE kind you have In America are
But over here-oh. well. we never can
tell"
"Pm much obliged. And I'll keep
nv ewes well opened. suppose there's
no harm I'm my going TO the shop to
look nj lot OF rings and knickknacks
he has for saleY
"Not I'm the least. Confine yourself
10 knickknacks. that's all"
isn't spantz above Suspicion
s'No one is In my little world. by
the way. I am very fond Of your IA
Their. He is a most excellent gentle
man and a splendid shot"
Truxton stared harder than ever
whats thatY"
81 know him quite well. HunteC
Wild boars with him FIVE years ago II
Germany. And your sister, She was
beautiful young girl They were a
Carlsbad at the time. Was she quit
well when you last heardP
"She was" was all that the wonder
Ing brother could SAP.
The baron left the American stand
ing at the head Of the steps. gain
| after his retreaung ngure with lool
Of admiration i'm his eyes.
Truxton Jared forth into the street
> that night with greater zest In III
than he had ever known before.
;. man with a limp cigarette between hl
!. llps was never far from the side Q
the American+-a man who had stoppe
=, 10 mass the time of day with WilliaI
spantz and who from that hour wa
a not 10 let the young man out OF ~
sight until another relieved him OF th
n task.
." HERE was sparkle in KING
IL eyes as he struck out acro'
town after breakfast the me-
in morning. He burst In up'
A. Mr.. Hobbs at Cooks.
~ Say, Hobbs. how about the cast
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Il say. old Daugioss is waiting for
you at the Regengetz. sir. Wocs upf
wot you been up TO, slrf'
up to-up 60. Hobbsr
my word. sir, you must have been
or he wouldn't be there to see you.
"Who Is Danglossf'
minister OF police. Haven't told
your Hes : keen one, too. take my
word for H. heard him ask for you.
lie lost no time IN getting 10 the ho-
tel A well remembered. fierce look
ing little man IA white linen suit was
waiting for him on the great piazza.
Baron Jasto Dangloss was a polite
man. but not 20 the point Of pr0cras-
tnatlon. He advanced TO meet the
puzzled American. smiling amiably and
swlrllng his imposing mustache with
neatly gloyed fingers.
Il have called. SIR. King. to have a
little chat with you" he said abrupt
liy. He enjoyed the look Of surprise
on the young mans tace. wont you
ioln me at this tableI A julep VIII
NOT be bad. chr King sat down op-
posite 20 inn al one OF the piazza Ia
lies In the shade OF the great trailing
vines. A waiter took the order and
departed.
Now. 10 come 10 the point" began
The baron. "You expected TO leave TO
morrow. Why are you staying over
Baron. leave that TO your own DIS
tlnrulshed powers OF deduction" said
Truxton gently. He took a long pull
AZ the straw. watching the other 3 race
as he dld 80. The baron smiled.
"You have found the young lady II
the gunshop 70 be very attractive" Oh
served the baron. "Where have yo'
known her beforeT
81 beg pardonr
1T is not unusual for a young maj
I'm search Of adventure 10 follow tn
ioav OF his choice from place TO place
She came but recently. recall
,You think / knew her before an
followed her 90 Edclweissf
II am not quite sure whether 20
have been In Warsaw lately. iher
, Is a gap in your movements tnat
. can't account for"
King became serious at once II
saw that II was best 10 he frank VIII
I this keen old man.
!. Baron Dangloss. don't know Ju'
what you are driving at but III $
4 Won straight. so far as rm eoneerhe'
! / never saw that girl until the day b
4 sore Yesterday. never spoke TO ~
4 until today" mt
: "she smiled ON you quite tamlila
Ia from her window easement yes'e
~ dav." said Dangloss coolly.
sshe laughed at me. TO be perfect
eondld. But what's all this aboutF
n Dangloss leaned forward ana smi''
,t Fourly. 49,,
h take my advice-do not rlay WI
I, Are he said enigmatically.
No. "You-you mean she's dangerc
I, personq l can't believe that, baron
"she has dangerous friends out
p the world. she is Olga flataho'
Her mother was married In TINS 6
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keeping well out PASSED OUT OF
OF sight himself. THE DOOR,
'Tn come In soon TO look at those
rings" said King. placing the notes ON
the counter. Spantz merely nodded.
raked In the bills without counting
them and passed the sword over TO the
purchaser.
Truxton. picked up the weapon and
stalked away.
A few minutes later he was on his
way TO the castle grounds. accompa'
MED BIZ the short legged Mr.. Hobbs.
Hobbs led him through the great
park gates and up TO the lodge OF ia
cob Fraasch, the venerable high stew
ard Of the grounds Here. Ia Kings
utter disgust, he was bUUkrd ms pan
Cooks tourist and mechanically al
vised to pay strict attention To th'
rules.
Its no disgrace" growled Hobbs
redder than ever. "You're inside th'
grounds, and you've got to obey tn
rules, same as any tourist Right thi
way, sir. Wen take a turn just insid
the wall. Now, on your left. ladie
snd-aheml-I should say-ahem!-sii
| Gonttnuad IN last mage this section.
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HICKMAN FULTON COUNTY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY 1910

tOday-in an hour. say Can you take
= party of one rubbernecking this
morning? | want you to get me into
the castle grounds today and show me
where the duchesses dawdle and the
countesses cayOrt."
"Of course. sir. you understand there
are certain parts Of the park not open
to the public. The grOtto aud the play
grounds and the Basin Of Venus
"In not trespass. so don't lidget
Hobbs. III be here for you al 10"
Truxton hurried to the square and
across It 10 the shop Of the armorer.
not Forgetting. however. 20 lock i5oai
IN some anxiety for the excellent
Dangloss. who might fOf al he knew.
/ be shopping In the neighbOrhOOd.
/ Spantz was at the rear Of the shop
talking to a customer The girl was be
hind the counter dressed for the street.
She came quickly out to him. a dis
turbed expression In her face. As he
doned his hat the smile left his lips.
He saw that she had been weeping.
you must not come here. Mr. King.
she said hurriedly IN low tones. Take
your -broadsword this morning. and
please. for my sake. do not come again.
II may not explain why am asking
you TO do this"
Just a minute. please" he interrupt
ed. 'rve heard your story from Baron
DangIoss. Are you IN troublef Do
YOU need friends. Miss Platan0var
'rhe baron has told you all about
me?' She smiled sadly. ALAS. b
has ,nly told You what he knows. Bu
Il should be sufficient There Is NJ
place in my life for you or any on
else. There never can be. Do yo'
question me? can say no more
Now must be gone. IL have warn
ed you. DO not come again"
, She slipped into the street ana wa
) gone. King stood In the doorway
D looking after her. a puzzled CLEAN !
]. his eyes. Old Spantz was coming u
D from the rear. followed by his Gu
e toner.
q Hello. MIR. spantz! Good morninl
r I'm here for the sword"
, The old man glared at him In unnil
r taxable displeasure. Truxton beg'
s counting out his money. The custoI
e er, a swarthy fellow. passed out OF u
n door. turning to glance intentiy at q
is Young man. meaning look ana
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-10-06
1910 Taxes.

Pay your 1910 State. County and
School Taxes now and save cost Of
garnishee or levy. Meet me or my
deputy at the following places and
pay your 1910 taxes and save the ex-
ira cost.
cayee Thursday Oct. 6.
crutehfield, Friday, Oct 7.
VIII be In Fulton with all the
books week commencing Monday
Sept. &c, until Saturday, Oct. I.
Books at Hickman all other days
except those mentioned above.
eoALDER JOHNSON,
Sheriff Fulton Co.
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sly nod passed be
tween him and
Spantz. The man
halted at the cor
ner below and
later on followed
King to Cooks Of
fee. afterward to
the castle gates.
outside Of which
be waited until
his quarry reap
peare d. u til
King went to bed
late that night
this swarthy fell
low was close ut
his heels. always
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Notice..

All persons indebted TO me on past
due accounts and notes are request
ed to call and settle at once. IN
less satisfactorily adjusted, shall
ask for judgment without further not
ice.-C. G. sCHLENKER. 20
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PAY YOUR CITY TAXES,

The penalty is effective
September the first. Why
wait until too late and be
forced to pay unnecessary
costs?
Until further notice pay
taxes to Tom Dillon, Sr., at
his office.
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have decided TO sell OH all Oh my
land and will offer some as fine land
In the world ON almost any terms
that a purchaser may desire.
No. /. l have one farm Of zoo a
cres. one-haif mile north OF Dodds'
Switch on N. Z. 4 st. l.. Ry., one
half mile east OF East Hickman
Switch, I5O acres in cultivation, bal
ance in timber. mostly fine pecans.
All of this land Is above overflow
except pecan land. Has large barn
two houses and a stable. Has been
in clover and pasture for the last
years. $1,000 will buy this proper
ty, 10 or 20 per cent cash, balance,
one to twenty years If desired, at 6
per cent interest
No. 2. Farm OF 80 acres below
Hickman, all in cultivation, houses
and good barn. miles from HEX
man on good public road. This place
is known as the Lauderdale farm.
WIN take $50 per acre, same terms
as above.
No. 3. One place OF 24o acres, 2
good tenant houses and a nice cot
tage, all in cultivation, ten acres In
alfalfa, good peach orchard, and
good barns. This place is known as
the johnson place. Price 5000 per
acre.
No. 4. One farm of 500 acres. $50
acres in cultivation, balance deaden-
ed except merchandise timber, five
miles from Hickman, seven 6-room
tenant houses, three barns, price is
$50 for cleared land and $40 for I'M
> cleared. This is picked land and bet
@ ter cannot be found.
No. 5. One farm of AIS acres. all
In cultivation, four miles below Hick
man, tenant houses TO every 20 acres
several large barns and one OF the
finest places below Hickman. 1t ID
known at the Stair farm, five miles
from Hickman, price $40 an acre.
u No. 6. One farm of 35 acres one
Z and one-half miles below Hickman
good house, stables, ETC.. price So
an acre.
No. z. One farm OF 40 acres 81
miles below Hickman. $50 acres ii
\ cultivation, balance in woods lot,
good houses, stables etc. Price 81
~ per acre.
No. 8. One farm OF 100 acres (ou
so main place. fine barns. gooc houses
ON 100 acres in alfalfa, prices furnishe
~ on application.
he All of this land is protected by tn
levee and produces 20 to 80 bEshel
nd of wheat per acre, bale of cottoi
alfalfa, and in fact any crop that 20
wish to plant. l also have sewers
good tenant houses scattered owe
an the City of Hickman that l will sc
la. at bargain. also rs head of 600
w mules, three years old in the sprinl
IS 10 2-year-olds. 15-one- year-olds and
i'i lot of sucking colts, besides so I
~ 60 good brood mares and some fiji
Jersey cattle, also 80 good work mul
lbs. In buying from me you buy dire
inc from the owner. having no comml
, , sions to pay some dealer.
ide For further particulars call on
''eS L. DoDDS, Hickman, KY.
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~. lie was confident that startled
expression illited across her face.
you have heard; What have YOU
heard ~ meT' she demanded
Mr. King was inspired 20 fabricate In
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Farms for Sale.
Fine Farming Land for Sale on
Easy Tteerms.

Desiring. to get out of business. l
have decided to sell off all OF my
land and will offer some as fine land
In the world ON almost any terms
that a purchaser may desire.
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the interest ~ psy.
chlcai research.
II have heard
that you are not
the niece Of old
man Spantz" lie
watched intcnily
70 catch the effect
II the declara
tlun.
you have iicnrd
nothing of the
Kind, she znld
coldly
well. IN con
fess I haven't"
he ad mitted
chccrfully 1T
ylcascs me % de
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J.J. o. BoNDURANT
GEO. n. THRELKELD
T. A. LEDFORD
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HICKMAN, KENTUCKY
DIRECTORS

DIHhUIUIVo
II. BUCHANAN
]. W. ALEXANDER
n. NJ. ISLER
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voLXs NOW LIVING
a.. Fulton county viii
I'm sou that We print
~, '.,e local news than
n, otnef paper la I'M.
inn ~ Kentucky J
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-03
MAN OF MANY JOBS SUED
FOR SALARY BY EMPL0YE
Mayer Says Eichbaun Held Out
$1,000 on Him

Alleging that $1,000 salary due him
is being withheld. H. C. Mayer yes
terday filed suits in the superior court
against H. w. Eichbaun and the city
of Ocean Park to recover the amount.
According to his complaint Eichbaun
held not fewer than four municipal Jobs
at one time. which netted him $3.50 a
month. and the plaintiff claims the
amount is due him for looking after
two of the jobs.
Mayer declares that he made a con-
tract last December with Eichbaun,
who had charge of the incinerator the
septic tank, was building superin-
dent and city electrician, to look after
the first two jobs. He said the city
terminated it's contract with Eich-
baum as to the incinerator and septic
tanks, leaving him out of work. He
attempted to collect from Eichbaun,
he alleges, but failed, and asks a re-
straining order to prevent Ocean Park
paying money to Eichbaun and for an
accounting of Eichbaun's affairs, with
a view to securing the money.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-03
PEELED BEAKS WILL BE
DE RIGEUR IN THE COUNCIL
City Dads Are Back on the Job
from Owens River

With peeled noses and the backs of
their necks looking like Hamburger
steak, the city solons are back on the
job after nearly week passed on the
wind-swept Mojave desert and the sun
kissed Owens valley. where they
viewed the work of constructing the
Owens river aqueduct.
They will appear at the session of
the council this morning with their
beaks smeared with cold cream and
tell what a beautiful time they had
under the guidance of Bill Mulholland.
Councilman ]. jeremiah Andrews is so
full of the subject that some one will
have to sit on him or he will take up
all the councils time this morning eX-
patiating on the merits of the big ditch.
He told everyone about it yesterday
who would listen to him, and from
the adjectives he used he gave the i'm
preston he had made the tour with
book of synonyms in his hand.
President Lusk is just as enthusias-
tic, and so are all the members of the
council. They had a fine time yester-
day commiserating Councilman Will
lams because he had not been along.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-03
HAD CROWD BUFFAL0ED
UNTIL COP INTERFERED
Lewis Was Tame After Wrists
Were Cuffed

While haranguing an audience of
about twenty-five belated persons at
Fifth and Wall streets early Monday
morning, E. C. ,ewis was arrested by
D. BRUINS, nightwatchman, for ex-
hibiting a deadly weapon.
Brunns was walking around his beat
when he noticed a large gathering at
the corner of Fifth and Wall streets.
On approaching closer he noticed that
Lewis .was flourishing a revolver in
the air in an excited manner and dar-
ing any of those present to move an
inch, under penalty of being shot.
Those who happened to be passing by,
stopped on seeing the crowd and after
being there a few minutes and catch
ing the drift" of Lewis speech were
afraid to move farther lest they be
shot To put it in the language of
Brunns, Lewis had the crowd 'buffa-
loed" After great deal of diplomacy
and tact, Brunns at last succeeded in
disarming Lewis and Handwriting him
to a telegraph pole to await the ar
rival of the patrol wagon.
A complaint was sworn out against
him yesterday and he was arraigned
before Police Judge Frederickson. HIS
examination was set for May 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-03
CITY ALL IN; CITY ALL
OUT; GUESS HOW IT IS
Municipal Attorney Is Asked to
Straighten Out TangIe in
Factory District Law

The entire city of Los Angeles is
included in the residence district and
the entire city of Los Angeles is eX-
cepted from the residence district, and
is therefore an industrial district.
Anyone that can't get the hang Of
that is invited to drop a card to City
Attorney Leslie r. Hewitt and receive
a neat explanation. That's all Hewitt
has to do when he isn't working on
city legal business, which is between
o'clock in the morning and midnight.
He gives an explanation of this state
of affairs to the council in a report
he will make to that body today, and
asks it to pass another ordinance to
correct the trouble.
By one ordinance, passed early in the
year, the whole city was declared to
be a residence district, except those
portions included within the industrial
districts and, "such fire districts as
may hereafter be established and des-
ignated as such by ordinance"
A few weeks ago the council passed
an ordinance putting the whole city
within the fire district, so the city's
building laws would apply. AS the
whole city is in the fire limits the
whole city Is excepted from the resi-
dence district, and if a business like
that gets into court it is likely to be
humiliating for some one.
The new ordinance will except from
the residence districts only fire dis
tricts one, two, three and four.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-03
BALDWIN HEIRS ASKED TO
PUNGLE UP OLD DEAL
Jenkins Says Lucky Took $500
in Fancy Manner

Charging that the late multi-mil-
lionaire, E. ]. Gucky) Baldwin, some
years ago manipulated a deal which
shortened his cash account by $500,
w. w. Jenkins filed suit in the su-
perior court yesterday against H. A.
Unruh, executor of the Baldwin es-
tate, for $4,000, which he alleges is
due him by an agreement which he
had made with the late millionaire.
Jenkins presented his claim against
the estate February 2, he says, but the
legatees turned his application down,
and now he asks the court to award
him the amount. He declares that the
decedent during his life agreed to de-
liver to him one-half of certain lands
or $4,000. He alleges the title to the
said lands has not been cleared up,
and that Baldwin during his life got
S2500 from him on a mortgage and
converted it secretly to his own use.
In view of his deals with Baldwin he
alleges he is entitled to $4,000 of the
estate.