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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-06-09
RESIDENCE BURNED.

At 3:30 Monday mornlng the firs
alarm sounded for the first time for
several weeks and aroused the sleep
ing populacc. This time the residence
OF J. T. Adams. a short distance west
OF the Catholic church and on the op.
posite side OF the street. fell prey
to the flames. Help did not arrive
In time TO check the fire and the
house and large part OF the con.
tents were totally destroyed.
The fire was started from a coal
oil lamp. Mr. Adams says h. arose
early In the morning. lighted the lam
and started up stairs. In few min.
utes the blaze began fiickering and
running out at the top OF the chin
ney. w'hereupoa he made an attempt
TO throw the lamp out at a window.
but II hit the casing and fell back
into the room. satnrating carpets and
wall with oil This gave the flames
a good start. Miss Iva. who was
sleeping In an adjoining room. barely
escaped In her night clothing.
Volunteers succeeded In saving sew
eral pieces OF furniture which happen.
ed 10 be In the fror, room Of the
house. Mr.. Adams carried $3.50 In.
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Miss Lille Hackett is visiting in st
Louis this week.
John Kirkindall and family are WIS.,
iting Mr.. Kirkindalls brother near
Thebes. Ills.
Mrs. Mary A. Powell. of near town.
is able to be up again after a ser
ious illness.
Miss Anneta Joy, a ward Of A. w.
Davis, returned Tuesday from Hen
derson, Tenn. where she has been at
tending school. This bright little Miss
birth, but has been in this country
for the past four years.
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We serve REo-Harris Ice Cream
Parlors.
Cut out the Home Telephone direc-
tory in this paper.
Miss Lucille Posey. Of Union City
Is visiting Miss Nell Bondurant.
For strictly high grade patent
flour try White Swan. Red Rose OF
Carnation-Trayis.
The many Hickman friends of Ed
Hertweck. OF Fresno. Cal. will be
glad to learn that he is convalesc.
ing after a five weeks Illness OF ~.
phoid fever.
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CAPITOL DEDICATED.

The New Kentucky Home. which
stands for a higher and better Ken.
lucky. was formally dedicated Thurs.
day with elaborate and lnterestinE
ceremonies and with eloquent speech.
80 by Kentuckians who have been
honored by their fellow citizens. W.
@. Bradley. United States senator
from Kentucky. was the principal
orator OF the day Following the "a.
ercises In front q the capitol. an old.
fashiored Kentucky house warming
was held in the capitol. where the vs
iting Kentuckians by the thousand
crowded every office and department.
booking over their new home.
Kentucky has bad eight capitols.
as follows:
i792-First capitol. temporary. rude
log house In Lexington.
i7s3-second capitol. temporary
large frame house In Lower Frankfort
i7S4-Third capitol first perma
nenD. three story stone structure.
Destroyed by fire November %. 1919.
isit-Fourth capitol. temporary. In
rented quarters used for state officers
isls-Fifth capitol Csecond perma-
nenu. two story brick. with two d..
tached wings. costing $4,000 DE.
stroyed by fire Nov. Z. 1884 Red
Brick" buildings. now standing. part
OF this structure.
iS25-Six;h capitol. temporary. In
seminary building. meeting house
and Methodist church. rented for gov.
ernmental quarters.
ls2S-seventh capitol third perma.
neno. historic old structure Just a.
bandoned for New Kentucky Home.
iSO9-Eighth capitol. fourth pern~
nenu. magnificent pile now occupied
by all state government departments
The southern editor who vas made
TO eat his words will no doubt use
greater care In selecting his stock OF
printers ink hereafter.
A North Dakota man admitted that
he did not know the name of the
President. thus cutting off all posi-
BILE escape from jury duty.
II Is a question whether Evangelist
Billy Sunday can beat the comet
when II comes TO matter OF making
sinners sit up and take notice.
People often say OF an unusually
bright boy: Hes too smart; he
won't live" Yet nearly all boys Of
that kind not only live but outgrow IT.
]. {. Sexton left on the steamer
Rees Lee for Tiptonville last night.
This section was visited by 4 hard
rain this morning at 80. accompa-
MED by strong wind and electrical
storm. No serious damage was done
however.
$3.50 REWARD-rhe automobile
owners OF Hickman offer a reward
Of $3.50 for the arrest and convic-
lion OF the party or parties VINO cut
The tires Of c. T. Bondurant's car
last week.
Several OF Hickman's business
houses are now closing at 6 80 in
he evening. This is a good move
he man who puts in ten or twelve
hours day in any kind Of business
has done a days work.
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EVERYTHING READY.

Everything Is In readiness for the
lig shoot 70 be pulled OFF at Hickman
Ky. on the 18th, 18th and 18th Of
lunC.
The Club Ia hanging up $3.50 In
prizes or added money for this sho I.
and Il y attracting shooters Noin
north. east south and west. and Pres.
id,nt sid Doids has letters from ~.
most every state In the Union who
viii have rep osentativcs here. over
one Hundred End Fifty shooters have
slgnificd their Intentions Of entering.
Many OF these have already sent la
their entrance fees. and asked 20 lie
"squadded" early. Among these are
John Philip sousa. the great hand
master. aud wife. Of New York. Jas.
$. Day. banker. OF Midland. Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs Topperwein. Of San An
tonic. Texas, Mr.. King. OF Denver.
Col. Col. J. r. Anthony. OF Charlotte.
n. C., Geo. Lyons. Durham. ~ C.. q
full squad" from Louisville including
''Taikawalka" Walker. two SQUAD"
from Nashville. and two from Mem.
phis, including the famous "Gln
squad" aud "U-R- Right" wynne.
The boys also one squad" OF young
ladies. are praoticing daily here got.
ting ready for this shoot, and win
have five full squads" Of home
shooters TO enter. and Judging from
the scores made Monday afternoon.
many OF them win be heard OF in
the money after the shoot Is over.
We also have squad" OF unmar.
ried ladies who wish 10 challenge any
squad" OF married ladies In the state
or any other state, for 100 targets
during this tournament. all 10 wear
evening dresses AT the ball that night
The Daughters OF the confedcracy
will have charge OF feeding the shoot
ers on the grounds. and they have
now on hand sin hundred ycllow.lce
frying sire chickens. thirty country
hams. six lambs. and have engaged
forty gallons OF fresh buttermllk.
For anything In the Bond Addition
see Kennedy.
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Gun shoot next week

Gun shoot next week
Several new concrete walks being
built.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Hewitt Of
Carbonate. Ms, are guests Of 'l''
daughter. Mrs. w. a. balizet
Miss lnez Lutcn returned sunu0
from Leitchfield. ny where she u'
lust finished very successful ygn
as teacher in the high school oil 'A''
city.
We are glad TO learn tha' y w
ems. local manager Of the CnmOel'a,'
Telephone Co. VIII not leave ''' ~.
man. He resigned bis position a. -.
Mace with a view Of going to DURAN
Miss. but the company prelfI'S ,,,. ~
nav him more and keep him at NV
man. His many friends viii De 80
to learn that he will remain '
us
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suranco on bis household goods.
The building. d seven room frame
structure. vas owned by X. N. MA
We understand be- carried about 81
600 insurance and Wiu lose from -"
to $500.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

dfttt tllltdlioh ioI dHothtI HtHRtit
and mark one first and the other
second choice. II Is 10 be hoped
that teachers viii not make a large
number OF applications. aud especially
would n be confusing should they ap-
ply in different divisions. since one
teacher might thereby be elected 10
two or three positions one In each
division where application Is made
wheyas II she applied for two or
three schools in the same division,
no such thing could happen.
The division secretaries and local
trustees are as fSlows;
Educ stionsl Division No. Z.
Rock SPRING.. q. Copeland. at
Crutchfield. Ky.
woodlawn-w. V. Little. crutch.
field. Ky.
Taylor-R C. Arlington. cruich.
field. Ky.
PALESTINE. w. Pewitt. Fulton. ny.
Liberty. q. Wade. Fulton. Ky.
McFadden-Charles Bcadles, Fulton
Ky. -
Lodgton--J. c. Lawson. Fulton. ny.
Secretary. t. o. Copeland. crutoh
field. Ky.
Educational Division No. 2.
Edmiston-R l.. Wade. cayce. ny.
Cages. A. johnson. cayee. Ky.
Rural Academy-A. X Mcconnell.
Hickman. Ky.
Simmons. IL. Llnder. Hickman.
Ky.
Rush creek--D. ID. Davis. Hickman.
Ky.
Roper-w. J. Moss. Hickman. ~.
Hazel Dell--w. J. Moss. Hickman.
Ky.
Secretary. S. A. johnson. cayce. ny
Educ tionsI Division No. ,.
Walnut Grove-J. w. Long. HEX.
man. Ky.
stubbs--L. d. Threlkeld. Hickman.
Ky.
Montgomery--E. @. Maddox. HEX.
man. Ky.
Fairview-R. II. spelghi. Hickman,
Ky.
Beech Groye-J. II. Langford. Hick-
man. Ky.
Grayes-C. A. Wilson. Hickman. NY.
Secretary. X. II. Speight. Hickman.
Ky.
Educational Division No. =.
sycamore-Dave Morrow. Hickman,
Ky.
Blue Pond--c. II. smith. Hickman.
Ky.
sassafras Ridge. p. Plant. Hick-
man. Ky.
New Hope-w. F. Perry. Hickman.
Ky.
Island No. s-wm. venters. Hick.
man. Ky.
Madrid Bend--John A. Ward. Bees
sic. Tenn.
Secretary. C. II. Smith. Hickman.
Ky.
The division boards will meet for
the election Of teachers the last Sat
urday in June. July and August
DORA NJ. SMITH.
Co. supt.
Miss Josephine Hamlett, Of Fulton.
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. ].
W. Cook, for the past week.
w. L. Helm is having the old
Holmes residence torn down and will
build a new house on the site.
Mrs. Sarah McDermott left for
Nashville this morning, to make her
home with her son at that place.
A New Jersey woman wants a d.
yorce because her husband shutters.
And yet. when he proposed. she prob
ably regarded him as charming con-
yersationalist.
Elton Belew, Paducah negro. fell
beneath the wheels OF an |. G. train
one mile north OF Water Valley. Fri |
day, and his left arm was ground off |
at the shoulder and left leg cut off
at the thigh.
Caldwell and Lyon Counties are
In a neck and neck race with Breath.
Il county In the assassination business.
The idea OF teaching every girl to
hump the piano and every boy to
be bookkeeper will make potatoes
worth IS a barrel In 20 years.
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For anything IN the Bond Addition
see Kennedy.
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Educational Division No. 2.

Walnut Grove. W.
man. Ky.
Stubbs--L. ID. Threlkel'
Ky.
Montgomery-E. @. Ma
man. Ky.
fairyiew-R. II. spelgh
Ky.
Beech Groye-J. IL. Ian
man. Ky.
Grayes-C. A. Wilson. !
Secretary. X. II. Speigh
Ky.
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NO CHARGE

ROUND TRIP RATES Of one On, and one third lar,
'" ""'~" on all R'ys to Union City
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29

who kisses before with
neroplane in automobile through long lights with
what the English newspaper describe unswcrvng devo
the French
the most touching They wrong!
special devotion The springs OF tenderness in
am like other spectator body and
soul by the secret poignant omentar expectation of seeing
hurled horrible DEATH husband
Now remember this Edgar will hour will
come TO lnes coming surely there God in heaven
when he will be than the flying possibly
be klled"'
There the ROOM and the hoarsc dry sound
broke it not sob 1t shcldrlck single utter
ance. like the sound Of something breathing
"I-understnndr'
There was for the having nseaed and
olt the
was dr1 sheldrick added. after long pause:
Whist do ron ask? That should give up the fly
to CheslnUr.: That should the engagement
Aero clwdaw the challenge given NJ Lcdru? Is that
what you demanl:"
She said. with hopeless gesture:
81 ask nothing. demand nothing"
sheldrck muttered oath But in his yielding.
Aqua No Aqua No and A1Ila to his SOUL
But he had his dearest
met her nowe stern eyes
him as he and look the bare realities
love glamour muttered:
ut is true have over You
TO take risks than if living child
to- Where those cable forms:''
He strobe to the ink
dows and routed the bundle Of renis the
bloting book and dipped the blunt the thick dirty
To Ledru Hotel Rationale. france
unayodably compelled break
He struck by sudden idea writing and left the
going into the adjoining Els wife,
heard him rummagng for something. He back in
minutes with heavy brow preoccuped look
leather from the pocket OF the
thrown upon the sofa With this he went back into the bedroom
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cannot stand half inquson 1t would drive
frntlc He was indeed less Inclined bear with the man
than lie usually spend the half hour
his train came in in roaming Tenchbury.
Sanderton walked on steadily for minutes
turned II he walked back at steady pace the
or. s@.I,.' sa1
The scents from tie fields delicious they
minded him of meadow in which had played as lad
1t was not the scent OF the snet but that of the
in Ills buttonhoc. He bent his head
\ scream rang ont shrlly then another and another Good
eNehs' eAcHhhed Sanderton rrtably. "Why cannot girls
play without scream!ng?"
But there was something which little TO with
pe'nce or youth about those last one
tecaly stnnderons eye lnsnctiyey sought the SPOT where
e"aen payed-only one child there the butter
~, tne pathway the girl soodSwnvnl distractedy cali
canal + ,ii ' - - t'e '' ~
stanerons head He ran wreglIne out OF his
49, Nc iasea aons' Il shall miss my train" thought And
'1en. Ills a bore missing --bu slml escape Mowlay"
~ ' o"bf mat he could save tho child Although for
NV, 'ee' forbidden TO battle he swim as
10y hen girl ncsos'ed him, wringlns her hands sa
wy 49, s VIII save her. As he plunged he said mind
me water struck ciy making his skin Green If was hardly
@ ne thought but an a,omlalc mud He could not
enu iefhal's she hnl stuck the lnr, below
ln was breathing heavily Here she was, Flo rropra
,,o1 @ nl How heavy size with Sometime
imle hard 10 push her along II s''
ROW iailnr III seemed, In ,o,nar, no ,rl on Sp
st I p' would cry out and he would know Just
might seize her " 'o'i' ny me chia tihil 'ne -
Tie girl cried ont,
spot Wharf, ~ made violent effort She all In the
n,s, , ~. "ad expected er or had she moved? s
wnv QUO he ever get there? said to himself
I ens ana heavIng ceased ana he fell delcousy ndo
~ ne was really floating in The air f9 80
,,s, voice sinrred him This wny sir ust ere
I've herr" 80 So YES sr. = " sot g - hi
wa, @ ION f't his burden seized aud drawn from him e
Ing now-notlins not,;nr - ~ "e'' y ~ heeu -8
pose. w 'e'nE crept over him, OF delicious ~
hi lie SUD onck into the water 4so L gof vague Ianguous
Of Standerton: @ .s pa .ito1sh INC humplAs oAf
this was the drear,r $ 4s8l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-29
most unpleasant dream Ian,

He said to his wife had most unpleasant dream la,
night I wish could forget IT.
(. "What was about?' she asked
laughed Il cannot IN tne least remember That
the funny part of it." 2[
thought wished could forget it said she
II dare shy did What meant was that wished could
forget the impression it made The recollection OF thai
dreams unpesaness of the emotions it bred In dogs me
It is absurd shake the thing off, though have NOT
the least idea what the dream was about
Yet about his days work the dream him
In his Office of the utity life and
rho hundred duties him. Once an i'm
If hand laid itself his shoulder
as a whispered in his
His senior thought him unlike himself You tired
sir" he said.
Standcrton said laconically, 81 had bad night"
The man was surprised His chief accustomed
suffer in that way. astonishing sleepess night aka,
one" he remarked
standeron said absent tone: II seepless
had bad dream"
Later in the day lifted somewhat the ofBe,
atmosphere observation-disclosures departed client from dis
lance just office hours Sanderon
agreed conported himself throughout inter
view as keen man The caller had thought
that Standerton looked unwel, was surprised
Standerton his usual train
distance from town and delay throuh
train obliged that entaied change half
before and had caused him annoy
Today accepted the situation philosophcaly had
good gained which
Standcon back in his hls
eyes the train whrred onward fell asleep
His rcamlcss he stumbled out OF caare
Tencbury with that intangible Of ILL., or
come strong him. His mind did again to his
discomfort with it. Elaon passed
and he detected; that ALL
At the Of the platform he esped Aowbray Mowbay was
among acquantances the detective strong WINS
his habit questioning those whom he h
besides and Standerton's especial aversion
Sanderton hought Hcb fnsten If he and
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lie held out his left hand, already swollen and purple

The door handle ratified though something
about it, the stout door pull
from the other side there horrible
saed oath from shetrck. Next the
cablegram: stf
Left wrist badly spraned. stIELDR1cK
Pavilion Hotel Greymouth England
Having finished writing he brought to his wife
She read and looked at him eloquent answer
the eyes. his left lnnd already
cricket ball. indicating dlsocaed joint A cry broke from
her.
"Oh how could your
ut was the easiest way said Sedck and scowlic
Call me coward IL like deserve well as the other
names He the bell the sound hand for
silver In trousers pocket
We'll send the cable
She bit her lips that
plotted boer dipped the into the bobby ink and
made alteration in the cablegam Then she showed If o
him. and the message
TO Ledru. Hoscl Rationale. Cherbours. France
unayoldably compelled postpone Left wrist badly
Pavilion Hotel. Links, Greymouth Enri,n1
AS Sedrick looked Mrs Shelrck intent anazccn tho
bell was answered by German Shedrck look tho
silver out OF ShelGrcks sound hand
dispatch the message closed and locked OF the sitting
room against ntrudes and then quickly her husband
and fell upon his breast lie nc
she broke Into passionate weeping whspcrcd whom m
last she. lifted her face
why 'posponcd?"
because" whispered shedrck with her cheek against
daring, with iron bars between
forged by the vile YOU love You
many challenges desire When you have finished Anulo
No T. that shall be built With passenger beside van
Run what risks choose dangers rs soon on
to you will not say word provided share the risk
and brave the danger tool" "
This why the shedck never n,cs
out a passenger And the story has noral-ora kind
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ting gown Of slken chestnut CLOTH man. hu
band looked at her more attenvcy than he had
years.
ELLA, what is the matter? What has yon
there anything can do to put things right why
and-and"-
shedrcks voice fatered and his looked away
ws as he the revvng hope desperately
1t died Instantly leaving her gray
lines or her scarlet parted lips bitter than before
Ah, yes! she said why tell you what you know al.
ready and be coaxed and patted into compliance
tient submission for the hundredth good
by tomorrow morning II the weather permits your starting
and make this flight 1t is be the last last like
others that have before IT. it daring
only so much more risky only much
things that other aviatos have dared sked
blows from the you making the ven
tuethe Jagged rocks and shoals towering greedy seas
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THE DREAM. u! Dy
RTANDERTON woke in the morning the consciousness
&s Of having dreamed distinctly unpleasant dream l.t
the dream was he could not remember the shadow
or 1t remained with him. 1t remained with him pcrsist
emily making his toilet gloomy affair disturbn: his cnny
mcnt OF an excellent breakfast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-21
MANY NEW ENSIGNS.
Niuety-Nine Members of Glass of
1903 Promoted,

The midshipmen Of the class OF 190s
whose appointments as ensigns were sent
to the Senate by President Taft Thurs
day were all confirmed yesterday after
neen. In the list are ninety-nine midship-
men just promoted to ensigns. The pro-
motions are effective from June g.
The Senate also con1rmed yesterday
afternoon the following other naval APP
pointments:
Midshipman Guy X. Calhoun, to be pro-
lessor of mathematics at the Naval
Academy dating from June IL. under
authority of the special act passed IN
his behalf May g.
Midshipman Edmund f. Norton. TO be
ensign from June @. filling vacancy:
Lieut. Robert w. Henderson. TO be
lieutenant commander from December :!
in place of Lieut.. Commander Samuel
s. Robinson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-21
WE PAY
800 Interest
Compounded Every
Six Months.

OFFICERS:
Z. Quincy Smith, President
S. w. Woodward, V. President.
John B. Sleman, jr., I'd V. Pres.
w. Reginald Lewis, Asst. Treas.
DIRECTORS:
George +. Foster. Joseph E. Ralph.
Henry j. Goodman. Cuno II. Rudolph,
George II. Harries, Louis p. Shoemaker
Wilton j. Lambert, f. L. Siddons,
Gustave Lansburgh, John B. Sleman, tr.
Lee D. Latimer, f. Quincy Smith.
A. z. L. Leckie, NJ. A. Winter,
w. H. Lynn. s. w. Woodward.
Thee. W. Noyes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-21
on the tug is completed she will return

on the tug is completed she will return
to service.
The tug ID. M. Key of the Taylor
fleet is temporarily out of service. and
is laid up at the wharf at the foot OF
in towing work on the river. Capt.
Davis, her master, has been transferred
to the tug Camilla mate. and the
others of the crew distributed among
the boats of the Taylor fleet. She viii
return to service as soon as business
on the river revives. The tug George
W. Pride is lying out of service az Oc-
coquan, Va. and the little tug Baby Is
laid up at Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-21
Repairing River Tugs.

The tug Powhatan. in service OF the
Potomac Dredging Company, bringing
sand and gravel from Piscataway creek,
was hauled out Saturday on the marine
railway at the Alexandria shipyard for
attention to hull under water and for
minor repair work. AS soon as the work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-21

such business in charge, are believed to
be honest and sincere. but they have
never before been trusted with respon-
sibility. There has always been an au-
tocratic power to direct them what to do
and they hesitate to close deal because
they fear they may be guilty of mis-
take.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-21

Raleigh Bowers. a well known young
man of Hagerstown, Nd, was sentenced
to the house of correction Monday for
three months by Justice Hoffman for
pointing a pistol at woman and sir
young men.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12
TALES ABOUT PEOPLE.

Salvation by starvation is the latest
creed OF Upton Sinclair, author of
The Jungle" who alleges that his
present good health is due TO prolong-
ed fasts. Besides. he may have ar.
rived at the conclusion that a gen
eral national fast would be the best
method of getting even with the pack
ers, against whom Upton eatetrains
crouch.
Fasting is rapidly becoming popu.
lar" said Mr.. Sinclair, and | antici-
pate that ii will soon replace appen.
dicitis as a fashionable rad. hope.
however, that it won't attain the same
disrepute.
1T is said. and | am quite prepared
TO believe it. that a leading surgeon
of New York said TO his better half:
81 operated on Mrs. Gotta Lott
for appendicitis today
Mercy replied the lady. 4 won.
der who'll have il next
'Whereupon the surgeon absent
'"'ndedly replied: 4 haven't decided
yet
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12

a little money goes a great ways At
Inc Grand LEADER Going out Of Bus
ness Sale.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12

THERE is NO MORE USEFUL
KITCHEN UTENsiL THAN A kIrcH
EN- CABINET AND A HUSBAND
COULD NOT SELECT A PRESENT
THAT WOULD BE MORE AccEP.
TABLE TO HIS WIFE THAN ONE
OF THESE LABOR sAvERs-Hoos.
TER CABINETS ARE THE BEST.