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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-07

Louisville. Ky.-Joseph Gibson,
AGED ~. shot his playmate. James
Wright, IN the right side. An imme-
date operation. the doctor states. will
be neeessarysif the boys lie Is 10 be
saved. The shooting occurred on a
hall ground at the east end OF the city.
Gibson was arrested.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-07

II Is easy for the man who never
wore a dress suit In his life 20 blame
all the discreditable things he hears
on polite society.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-07
For Headsohs Try Hicks, capudIns

Whether from Colds. Heat. Stomach or
Nervous troubles. the aches are speedily
relieved by capudine. It's Ilquld-pleas.
ant 90 Effects Immediately. 70. n
and toc at Drug Stores. KIN.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-07
nxyIs. pxISKtIIrn

Give truth a square deal and II will
not be crushed 20 earth.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-07

Louisville, Ky.-In the arrest OF
John Riley. oolored, the police believe
they have ought the negro who has
been terrorizlng white women in the
West End by attacking them. The ne
gro was scantily clad when arrested.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-07

has no substitute No oiher remedy Is 10 eueetiv.
sold Of any SORT rut upln Nc. Se aud 10 bottles
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-07
llaht to aanlsh SORROW.


Sorrow dwells longest where the
sun is shut out.-Florida Tines Union.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-07

Vanity is due to leak in ones Wis
dom tank.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-06-21
An Uprising Against the
Government Of Madri2
Was Set For June
Twenty SiX
PEOPLE DEMAND
FREE SPEECH
American Border Towns
Sold Gut their Entire
Stock Of Fire Arms.

El roso. Tcxas, june .L rcuy
300 persons Dt.a oeor alcstcd in
Mexican border towns by tho GOV.
crnment police. charged with having
arranged an rprising against tho Di-
az governmcrs which was set for
Jw.c 2G.
Arms arc being found in consider
able quantities and house TO house
search is stn going on both for wcap.
ons and persons suspected Of treas
enable designs.
The persons who planned the ro.
volt demand free speech. free press
and honest elections When certain
American border towns sold out their
entire stocks OF FIRE arms. the McNi.
can government forces became restiyo
and IL is believed now that the up.
rising is stamped out. juno 2G is
electish day
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-06-21
Cutting Scrape Just Over
the Mercer County Line
Results in Serious
Injuries.
KEN SHANNON
CUT BY BUTLER
Drinking Bout Leads to the
Difficulty Butler Was
4 Immediately Arrested

According to a report received in
III SSheld last night Ken shannon, a
brother OF Nicely Shannon who was
killed by the negro John Medley,
now under sentence Of death in the
Moundsville penitentiary was per-
haps fatally wounded Monday night
by James Butler in cutting ARRAY.
which occurred near Hill Top, just
across the Mercer county line in sum
mers county. a telephone report
from Princeton states that while the
information in regard to the difficulty
is moagre, it is understood that Shan
non, Butler and several companions
were engaged in a drinking bout near
Hill Top. Shannon and Butler be
came involved in a dispute regarding
some matter more or less imaginary.
when the latter drew a finite and
proceeded to reach for Shannon's S
throat He inflicted, it is stated. "A
dangerous wound in the neck. from
which it is thought the victim can
. not recover.
A report here this morning stated
that Shannon was dead, but later in
formation from Princeton is that he
is still living, but there is no hope
entertained for his recovery. Shan
non is a sonin-law OF Johnson K.
Lilly well known in that section OF
the country
Butler was Immediately arrested,
and it is understood he is now con
fined i'm the Summers county Jail at
Hinton.
Reported Dead.
report from Hill Top late this af
ternoon states that Shannon is dead
and il is stated that boy whose
name could not be learned was bad
ly wounded in the mixup.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-06-21
JAPANESE PRINCE
SAILS H0NEWA3D

Seattle June 30 Prince Ifroyasu
IushiminoAiya % 1apsn ana thc
princess aid to be ur most beautiful
woman of hor uc. sailed for home
today after nearly three years off
siobeuotuu 200 Europe and America
They woro compelled To- cut short
their visit because Of hurried dos
patches from Japan.
Iu addition TO having a pretty wif.
OBJ" Prince is himself handsome
man lIc also has Uro distinction ol
being % cousin fo OH. uEadY and -
hero OF tho JapmrscErsHn WAR.
Hc was DOB command rr ha Iapaur 20
war vessel Chitosc % tho uua H ram
into mino and u destroyed. Latter
ho directed tho Gelt by which lo
Russian ship Norit vas SUMS lla
was decorated for bravery n thie ,a.
gaecmcnt ue is a rras.r. com
mander Loo ,he impuar uary
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-06-21

throughout the world.
Direct representation of commerce
and industry at official conferences
and at international economic gather.
lgs
unincauon of the laws relating to
checks.
Tho enforcement of Judgments ana
arbitration awards made i'm foreign
countries.
The wisdom of securing i'm All coun.
tries adherence TO tine convention of
Madrid which deals with the scp,ra.
ton of false marks of origin ON
goods
Methods of valuation for lha com.
W'ation of customs statistics.
The establishment of common
date for Easter; mincation and sim.
pIihca.ion of Jbc Crogouan calendar
During tine four years of tho exist.
enco of This worlds organization ifs
members say that it has shown itscI,
able to bring about desired r..gff fr
'h" relations of international com.
"'rco The hrst CONGRESS. which ua.
hcld three years ago. had as its CHIEF
patron and promoter tbc BELGIAN sor
rotary OF state for Foreign AFFAIR.
AND Minister of Industry of abor IN
Che second congress ho King of raIy
interested himself largely and tHo hon
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-06-21
SAY THE BILLS
WILL NOT PASS
Governor Hughes and the
Machines Engage in
Strenuous Battle at
Albany, II. Y.

Albany, ~ Y. June 2l.-The battle
between Governor Hughes and the
Republican and Democratic machines
over the direct primary issue open
cd up in both houses of legislature
today.
Majority Leader Merit set the as
sembly in an uDroar with a satirical
illusions TO the move OF Governor
Hughes and his pcrpose in calling
an extra session OF the legislature in
midsummer The assembly doesn't
take very kindly to the Governors
propositions and many of the leaders
say they will not pass.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-06-21
PRESIDENT TAFT
TO SEE BALL CAME

New Haven, Conn, Juno When
Yale and Harvard NEE, on the base
BAH diamond here this afternoon in
the first of the annual series of
games, the players wiz perform b.
fore no less distinguished person
age than the Pr sidcnt of the United
states. Mr. Taft, as a Yale man. viii
root for the Ellis and with sigh sup
port the locals are confident of de-
foating the invading nine from Cam
bridge. The Crimson and Blue will
meet ON the home grounds of the
former on Thursday. In case each
should win one game, a third viii be-
played
President Taft viii remain here
over tomorrow to attend the YaIo cor.
poration meeting and the commence.
mont exercises. at which his son.
Robert TAFT viii receive his sheep
skin.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-06-21
ADVOCATES A
NATIONS COURT
Resolution is Adopted for
the Establishment of
an Internatioal Ar
bitral Tribunal.

London June 2l-A resolution ad.
vocaung the speedy establishment OF
sJ int tional court of arbitral Jus.
ticc was presented today by Frank La
lame. president of the American Na.
tional Board of Trade. at the opening
session of the International CONNER.
cial Congress OF Chambers OF Con.
gross and Commercial Organizations.
Mr. la Launc is jhc official rcprcscu-
tatiyc OF the United states govern.
mcut and the resolution me- offered
had received thc Endorsement of Sec.
Irctary of state Knox.
Previous sessions of tbc Iutcrua
ional Commercial Congress have
bccn held in Belgium, Italy and Aus
ria and it is considered desirable
hat tbo next meeting be awarded to
lrFUnitcd statcs. Boston is looked
pom with favor by many of the mem
crs. Delegates from many CONNER
al organizations in the larger cities
the United states are here and win
pin with the Boston boomers iu
cHng the next congress.
The subjects before thc oudon con
ess. which will cxtond through to-
orrow and Thursday include tho
lowing
Development of postal unions
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-06-21
SENATOR GLAPP
TO Be ENDORSED

st Paul, Minn, June 2l-With
more than thousand delegates pres
ent, the Republican State convention
was called {, order here this morn
ing and will nominate candidates for
Governor and other state Offices. four
candidates for the supreme bench.
and indorse a candidate for United
States Senator. Senator Clapp VIII
doubtless receive the Endorsement OF
the convention.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-06-21
Suffragettes Have Confer
ference With Premier
Asquith But Results
Are Discouraging
THE ANTS WERE
ALSO ON TAP
No Promise Made But Will
Present View to the
Cabinet.

London Juno 2l Both the sufrra-
gettcs and the untisunragcttcs had
long sought chance of laying their
yicws before Premier Asquith today.
The sunragcttcs have doggcd the
prime minister for months in an Of
fort TO attain what they gained to-
day.
Their final triumph was uncurcd
wwith the bitterness that anu8 were
also present The meeting was by
appointment
The Premier made no promise cx-
cept that he would present the suf-
fragcttes' view TO the cabinet
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-06-21
MRS. LAWSON
FATALLY HURT
Struck BY Train at Logan
this Morning and
Legs and Arms
Broken.

NTr. ~, T-,,--,
q. ,. ~ "
" We We la son reported
~ DC '''' "''''Ales' woman OF Min
go county, according TO report just
received here was struck by passen.
ger train This mor,irc ,t
whore sbo ,.o. ,,-,,,
Si,,o. -, 9'"' ~
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-06-21
ASK REMOVAL
Of SOLDIERS
Misconduct Alleged on Part
Of Colored Soldiers
Stationed at Fort
Lawton, Wash.

Washington, June 2l Numerous
adidayits alleging misconduct ON the
part of the colored soldiers station
Cd at Fort Lawton. Washington. were
filed with President TAFT today by
senator Pylcs and Representative
Humphrey. Anidavits were made by
citizens living in vicinity of the fort
Great pressure is being brought to
have soldiers moved.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-06-21
RICHMOND TO
PLAY TIGERS

ono hundred and thirty passengers
loft Blueleld this morning for Roa-
uoko ON the excursion.
The feature of the days program in
the Magic city win be tho unfuling of
lhc pcnnaut won by the Roanoke
baseball team last year. Richmond
win play the Tigers today.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-06-21
MINNESOTA DRUGGISTS.

Minneapolis, Mimi, June II. Drug
gi5ia I'm largo numbers are gathering
today at Tonka BAY for the state
Pharmaceutical convention.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-06-21

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-19
Cooperative City .Betterment Work

noFtidan
law OF respecting MS
city to achieve tame IS to clean up
and keen clean The to be marked on the
dav undertaken note
worthy campaign all the country that
good cono
and sidewalks not allowed 10
loose papers
column articles great metro
polian
other cities and towns OOA
organized for Improvement Prizes gwen
for Commercial cuo
improvement committee mace up VI Inc
in the
Improvement committee block notified and
evil is promptly hOusefy lPoT
with kept clean that there aOS0
Iuev nothing the kept swept up
and runtlth sold fertilizer
planned months IN advance but
ahead The
n.ne1s advertise the cleanup program sidewalk
dv and so on The and they make regular
of of
result increased thrift among IN
wkTs IN
sInes cooperate perfectly
Eight states the constitution and
it with exuon ony 20
mental law There by the
impractical impossible to impose and
from idea
that it leaves absolutely moth
by graduated
reasonable practical method OF raising
revenue for of court record always
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-19
Ella Wheeler Wilcox 5e. s ss zS2,: ss:.
Copyright Publishing

already to walk on eggs to keep ser
wants in the country.
When you visit, do in Rome the
Romans do. Don't throw a vet blanket
over the party by putting a taboo or
everything that has been arranged for
your pleasure. If your hostess has ar
ranged a picnic, don't say you'll stay al
home and write letters because you
can't abide sitting on the ground, and
eating pie that is blended with sand
witches, and getting mosquito bitten II
you go to place where they are goli
fiends, play golf though you hate it
If they are bridge players, play bridge
though you loathe Fl. If they are crazy
about walking, walk though you have
blisters on your feet.
Never forget that the only way that
you can pay for your hospitality is by
helping make things go. To be bright
and cheerful, to enter into everything
with enthusiasm, and TO appear TO have
a good time. is debt or honor that you
owe your hostess. and nothing excuses
you for not paying it.
Try to be ars little trouble as you can
Conform to the way Of the household
If they have breakfast at o'clock, ap-
pear promptly at the table with smil-
ing morning face In the average
household il simply disjoints the whole
domestic machinery for people not tC
be on time at meals. 1t is only in novels
that dinners and luncheons are movable
feasts that are equally good a I o'clock
or $50, or I or 1925. In real life soups
get cold, meats burn, vegetables dry
out and the cook is riled and the hostess
put out, so that II you want to endeaI
yourself to the people who invite you
and to be asked again, always be or
hand at the specified meal time
Don't flirt with your hostess hus
band or brother. Steal the spoons OF
purloin the table linen, if you are pre-
datory minded, but don't try to rob a
woman of the heart that is her dearest
possession.
Play Fair and Square.
Your host may be very fascinating
and interesting man, and you may Sc
cretly think that he is thrown away or
his wife. Moreover, he may not MIND
insinuating to you that he has made a
mistake in matrimony and is a lonely
and unapprecia ted being, bearing a Sc
cret sorrow nobly, out shut him up al
the first word. Cut out the moonlight
strolls with him and the condolences
and keep him in the bright light where
his wife can see that you are playing
fair and square with her.
Finally, never forget that what you
see and hear in any household is sa-
cred confidence that nothing can justify
your revealing. Even savages respect
the salt they have eaten. and when q
door closes behind you it SHOULD shut on
all the private affairs of its inmates
The people who have entertained US are
put beyond the pale of our gossip.
To be charming guest, one Of those
who are welcomed with open arms and
who are let go with reluctance, Is a fine
art and one worthy of the serious study
Of every girl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-19

n ACK these few suggestions about
- the art of visiting in your muslins
- and embroidered linen when you
start out on your rounds of country
visits. girls.
Don't go anywhere unless you have a
specific invitation. Never suggest your
self possible guest Take ii for
granted that every woman who owns a
country home also knows perfectly we'll
whom she wants as guests, and that fl
she desires your presence she will have
no hesitation in making the fact known
Also there is a limit TO the capacity Of
every woman's house and pocketboOk.
and it IS utterly impossible for her to
entertain all the friends and acquaint-
ances that she would like to.
The Surprise Visitor.
Never be idiot enough to pay a sur
prise visit There are no people so IN
welcome as those laundering fools who
think that they can overjOy a hostess
by popping in on her. There are a thou
sand circumstances that make the visit
that would be welcome at one time I'M
welcome at another and as you cannot
household. it is only fair to give the
hostess a chance to mead you off with
a letter or a telegram if the children
are sick or the cook has left, or the
house is full OF carpenters, or any other
domestic contretemps has occurred
There is no housekeeper that doesn't
know the horror of the surprise guest,
and none who hasn't wished that she
could present a cup of cold poison, in
stead of the cup of tea that she hypo-
critically offers with 4 smiling counte
nance TO somebody who is gushingly
saying: of course 1 wouldn't stand on
ceremony with you, 50 l just came along
without even bothering 10 write to tell
you that 1 was coming
When you are invited, go at the time
you are asked and don't wear out your
invitation 1t is a point Of honor to ar
rive on the train that is designated. and
leave on the one that is suggested II
you are asked to come on the 4:30 train
on Friday it means that your rosteSs
will meet you at that time, and you have
no right to make her send TO two or
three other trains because you have
been so Indifferent to everybody else's
convenience that you have only con-
suited your own
The Lingering Guest.
Don't overstay your time. Your hos
tess has other friends whom she wishes
to entertain also. Besides nothing is so
wearisome as a lingering guest who
never seems to know when TO get away
Don't let your visit turn into a vista
ton, but go while still you are pressed
to stay.
Don't visit at all If you are on dies
or have any peculiar fads of eating or
drinking that must be observed. II you
are obliged to have things cooked GER
tain way, stay at home where you can
get them, or go 10 a hotel where you can
pay for the trouble you give. Don't In
flict yourself on any hostess who has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-19
Act Now To Protect the Brand

anaoupes from the FL Paso valley and esa
r valley those from the Imperial valley
- Shipments the
before August or 49, the Imperial valley and
Salt shipments practically before began Thus have for
shipments
competition IN eastern markets from
otherin melon growing sections
increasingly valuable
ofse materially change
should
standard
Mesa valley
"Blue Wrapper
absolutely reliable of quality
picking careful selection and
grading wrapping perfect packing should charac
ter yneloni industry
DONE and there be If
themd DOWN to the detail
The Calumet s1ooooooo dividends
GOO Probably We
mining, but generally with talk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-19
A Summer Excursion
As taken by papers By Wex Jones

, man registered. As there were so
many girls, it was soon recognized that
the best plan was to rattle for Alger-
ing with one girl. swimming with an
other, he had TO dine with another and
dance with still another.
Not bit to his surprise he found
hiSelf engaged to six OF them the first
day. Gee" he said to himself that even
ing. 'Id be in an awful fix if 1t hadn't
read those papers so that 1 know just
" hat 10 say and do.
In the morning when going down to
the lake to swim, AlgernOn noticed one
of the girls drop something. Calamity
he picked il up and said. Il think YOU
dropped your handkerchief. "Oh. no."
replied the girl, that's may bathing
dress" Again Algernon knew that the
inevitable had happened. He knew
that he would soon be teaching some
Annette Kellermann to swim, although
he couldn't swim a stroke himself And
So indeed, 1T was
But it was at breakfast the following
morning that Algernon realized to the
full how valuable had been his comic
paper training.
Breakfast was late, and after a wait
OF Is minutes. the landlady came in and
said: There won't be no fresh country
eggs for breakfast tOday-the New
York express is ditched up the line
After this AlgernOn felt that he knew
everything there was 10 be known, so he
went out and rocked the boat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-19
COLLEGES FOR WOMEN
BY Winifred Black.

ERES a little gem taken from
the College News, published az
Wellesley, Mass:
since We must keep Tree day closed
TO the public for the enjoyment of the
alumnae, should they be allowed ro
bring their obstrepOrOus infants TO dis
tract their DOWN attention and mar
the pleasure of the undergraduates? II
II Is impossible for these young chill
dren TO be left at home, We would sug-
Sest that one OF the society houses be
turned into a day nursery. where fond
mothers can leave their offspring in
charge of an attendant, or. If they
prefer, remain 10 compare Jack with
Ruth. or to discuss the latest fad in
infants food or clothing. BY this plan
the children could be duly exhibited TO
less fortunate classmates and the whole
afternoon would be more thoroughly
enjoyed by ALL
Sweet thing. isn't it? So full OF
gentle wOmanliness and kindly consid-
Grafton. Just trimming over with the
feminine love OF everything that Is
little and helpless and tender and beau
tiful.
Are you against college education
for women2
II you are. cut out that paragraph
and the next time any one asks you
why you are so pretudiced hand them
the para graph TO read You won't
have to say another word
1 believe in college education for any
woman who wants it. Some OF the
sweetest. most l0vable women I ever
knew are graduates of the big wOmens
colleges But one little paragraph like
that will do more 10 prejudice the
world against the college woman than
all the crusades ever started since cru
sading began.
woman who doesn't love children
isn't a woman at all.
She's an excuse And mighty poor
excuse, at that
Muzzle up your human excuses
Miss Editor. Don't let them poison
your paper with their acidulOus COM
ment. It's bad for the paper-and bad
for Wellesley college.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-19
Il PlsO POSTAL
CLERKS GET
INCREASE
MANY Other Promotions and
Changes Announced from
Washington.

Washington. D. c., July 19.-The fol-
lowing promotions have been made in
the postoffice department.:
FL Paso, Texas. R. L. Greenwood,
George NJ. Little. e B. >wesber. each
from s11OO to $1,000; Ohio NJ wash
burn, from $1,000 to s11OG.
Amarillo. Texas, Julian ]. Golden.
5000 to $500; Charles c. Tadlock. $1,000
to s1100; n. P. Henderson, $1IOO to
$1,000
San Angelo. Texas, DIN C. Jones', $500
to $500
Acknowledgements. one promotion
from $500 TO $1,000; one from $1,000 to
s11O0- Phoenix, one from $500 10 1920.
Appointed postmaster at Hext, Menard
county. Martha A Hunter, vice w A.
McColIum. resigned; appointed post
master at Columbus, Luna county, n.
NJ, Perrow G. MoseIey, vice a. o. Bailey.
removed.
Want Postal Savings
me following applications have been
made to the treasury department for
postal savings banks: The City Nation
a. bank, at Corpus Christi, Texas: the
Greenyille National bank, at Greenvtlla
Texas.
The postmaster general has issued the
following order:
Whenever the sender shall so re-
quest, a receipt shall be taken on the
delivery Of any registered mail matter
showing TO whom and when the sama
was delivered, which receipt shall be
returned TO the sender, and be received
- Drima facie evidence of
such delivery