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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
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IRE A dozen men 6rs put fuufds such
king Of the carnival and ons works
the arm that dots biz high hat to the
cheering crowds; another works the
springs that produce the nsurs's kirEly
and realistic smile: another mah rolls
the huge eyes frcm ride 70 lid. 1uhtle
In Madrid this season one lucky indi-
viduai had the Job Of sitting high up
inside the dummy king Of the carnivai
and smoking . monster perfecto ciaaf.
which gave 10 tbs papier machs agurs =
snoat lifeline aspect
These Hoats frequently are 200 feet N
length and consequently far exceed any
thing Of this nature with which Ameri-
can sightsesr are familiar. The COS
TUNES are usually sery Rich. costly silks
aad satins being cut Up Into doninoss.
under the cover Of their masks the girls
OF spain. France asd Itaiy-usuafiy n
carefully kepf indoors-frolic with .
iighthsartedness impossible to the nations
Of Northern Europe.
Often one sees crowds OF young men
and girls exchanging Jokes and throwing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18

season extends with all - confetti
throwing and general 3cyousness.
The NEST conspicuous features Of all
South Of Europe carnivAts ara Of courss
the big nnats typical Of many thiass.
They are enormous structures. the biEker
ones often earring n many . Z nun.
dred masqnesadeRs In addition to sayly
uniformed hand. II Requires from ten to
twenty pairs OF horees to haul them
along. At each horses head there marches
groom In costume. usually . domino
With a mask. This b needed becauss
tbs most ceisbrated Of whips could not
Be expected to drive team Of - horses
through crowded streets. Oiled with the
most grotesque maskers. wearing horns
ana devils heads and throwing all man
ner Of missiles 1t one another.
In recent years the fashion Of display
ing enormous figures made Of papier-
machs has come into vogue In the big
cities. These figures ars - or 90 feet
In height and represent the king aad
oueen Of the carnival They are worked
from the inside and are marveieusiy life
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
EVIDENCE HELD UP
BY Mr.. BALLlAGER
Asst. Secretary of Interior AID.
mits Chief Didn't Send All
Facts to Taft.

WASHINGTON, d. G.. April Is
Attorney Bradeis, representing L. II,
CLAWS. believes he made "A strong point
this afternoon when he forced the adj
mission from r. r. Finney, Assistant
Secretary Of the Interior. that certain
evidence which was in the department
was not sent to the President when
Secretary Baiiinger submitted his case
10 Mr.. Taft.
Mr.. Finney was under cross exaTni-
nation at the HailinEer .'triaf before
the congressional committee. He said
when Secretary Balltnger filed his an
swer there were letters in the files
showing that Mr.. CLAWS was taking
up the Cunningham cases with the
Seattle district attorney
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18

spsrenss down 10 he ysunesst tbddlsf u
~ fanliy eessectiep. ~ scheeas Aavs
Aeltd49 anA III publle functieas afs -.
cpattnee4 s1nspt su<A - The rQ1tAdes
~ u4sAsts. whieA eanaot b saspended
swithoat sSsiess inconvsstsac&
~ ~ HrsAt sete dAy II the carnivai
sslDon y ~ Tnssday.s ~ last day Of
fastiytty xAat brseeAss tAs Afst Aay Of
lent. This az y .Nar1i crss,- literally
FTsneh Tar "Faf Tuesday." the adjective
..fat' bslae ,inhss1tsd fssm the Middls
! As4aL and nsesrx4ue- ~ eAe net tAAt \
was ~ iast Tssndsy wAsn "fat'' living
-essif tsssaese- sstia Easter srs-
rivsd. This sxpssaajOa Of .'Mardi Gras''
49, sowadays come to cover the whole
easnival seasou.
TA1r = 10 AisiaricAi origin NJ the
earaivsi ssason which trday b considered
one u ~ worlds ssehts. and on which
AsssAi1y MtlItoss u detlars ass expended
Whea The cost II trnvciine 10 added 10
~ sshes expsnsss 81 makine ssccsssful
thsss ~ 1ays u daaciag II tAs street.
- U1s000sAdan9 u lnAsks and domfnces
/ snA thrswins aowsfs ana confetti.
This esnsUa tne Sunday before Isn't fsl,
~ UH0SWo&T VIA 91AtUW AHSU&xt SAts
~. the lfnrdi 0sas Tor 1910. unsur-
passsa weather made al the various ear
AIvAIS S1snsndoss a6asrA that Wsfe
hugely astssdsA- Al III earnivah are
nshicipsi funcssoos and. except In capt
tals NE Lisbon. kems ana Nadrsd. the
m4yos u each city h Ii charge Of the
esiebratien. Evea In the capital cities
the royalties are merely spectators Of
the psocessions aud II happier ysars. be-
fass the danger Of assass.nAtien made
royalty 20 afraid Of big crowds. kinGs and
queens were knowa TO mingis with the
happy thronga and throw roses and COO
festi like ordinary and more ears-fres
mortais.
Al MI-Carems another big carnival h
held to celebrate the fact that the peni-
tentiai season 10 half ended and until
the last week Of March. aud even at some
places until early In April the carnival
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18

- ~ IN ssArcA q - gessA KssA -
that an American has discovered -
nossherA polar extrsmity u ths ezra.
Hut the noAts are tn rnors f0fma1 -
prsasicn of tie carnival feeling. II -
exampls b pssAAps h b foua4 + ~
laughter n IL crowds, In The haepS -
exeitsA faces q the tAousaAds a s11l-
dssn. WIN fsf oacs Are pstsltee4 ~
make All the nclss sAAy waat - -
play ali the practical jokes tAn1 -
scheme out On elderly sssntisMsA 40
high silh hats and imposing loeklng WAaH
kass. 49,
The casaivais kaswn 10 III IL vss41
sfe Tire ~ expsnstvw ses1fJ u1zSadY -
scribsd. It phould rot BE- fssssttea tAas
every city and town IN ssut1stn usssDs
has its own carnival These ass - -
expensive, bat they are psfhape mSte
natuFSI and lea afti6ciaf. n san&
towns, IKE ouqusrona In Southern rsoaes
and yingtmighlia In italy Tie Heats ere
not expensive, and - crowds u a1xAt
ssers attend The kine and Qussa y ~
easassai ass eAssse from sAs yssng -
pie, and ~ whole ssssoa y 90 -
neighhcriy rejoicing and scsd w1il
Tbs carnival h typical o. TIE kAtlo
rsces ard 4 warm climats Dsspats ~
msrou effoxts Il Aas nevsr bssa sacesaH
fully initiated b. othse satiens q d csee
cifmafss and II = MOI ntsay thAs = 80
will b.. - 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18

mats part Of the game, ana the sight-
sssfs seldom realise that they ars being
eutrskeousiy overcharxed, and ~ they
Usually have plenty Of money everybody
h thoroughly contsntcd.
rhe rougher element = usually granted
one sfteruon during which II II permitted
to throw the confetti On platre. which e
really nothing but plaster OF parts made
IN Ints tiny pellets. This stun can sting
tie face severely. and h actually dan.
ssrous 10 the eyes. However, nne
mask Of wire On the order Of Z gigantic
tes- s4rNiner n usually wcrn 10 protect
the eyes and face. Tons Of this ma.
{SFiST m rne r0rm Or iffrIe peifefs u
thrown away on the authorized day.
Eysrybody's clothes are white with II,
ana the more congregated strssts ara
covered with the dna powder from q.
The carnival season Also In most Of the
cities whers Il IL Of Importance celebrates
the ending of winter and the adveat %
spsias-
In southern Europe, where snow y sel-
DOM sssn atung tt1s Medttsrfnueau SeA,
Fsbruary h very warm. Hence spring
here begins early and Jrcses, hyacinths,
e,rua,tpas ana many other Aowss are
70 b had in profmion. ~ result Il y
possible to throw away such nowerA
whereas IN most big American c1tie4
enofsnous roses would Be rather too or
pensiys 10 throw away. BY the tens Of
thousands during the nrst half Of Feb
ruary.
In Madrid the most important doat this
season was typical Of the Spanish cam-
palSa recently snded Ia Mofocco. In Iiof'
sscs the most ADMIRED noat represented
..The victory Of Spring. and WINS m.
psrb norai display. In Cannes this big.
ssst noat was 4 giant mosquito. Whose
eauxy wings supported By an iron frame
work were covered with pretty girls In
hanasems fancy eestafnsa. Al Lisbon the
most popular aoat referred to the return
az young King Manuel from bis trip "a
England and Paris and Spain.
At Nice an enormous polar hear held
I'D king carnival. who was attirsd ~ Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
SOUTH BlAKOTA NAN
BUYS VIRGINIA FARM

A. r.. Laity. prominent datryman
OF Madison. South Dakota who has
rsta bIish an ideal dairy farm there.
been In Richmond the past week. call
ed st the Department Of A9siculturs
Friday and informed Mr.. Miller that
rl4asanton, Goochland county. and
within the Immediate future would
Mr.. Laity said the farm Wa IDEAL
" suited 10 his purpose. and just
wha the had been looking for many
years. Three freight cars will be nee
assary to bring his hne. large hard
OF Jersey COWS to Virginia, and prob-
ably another car will be required to
transport his dairy equipment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18

o1W HONG the fAtia ranae tbs efsAt
arrival season this yesr sAeNp -
Ack oS fsrvus y sAteyinast -
W ae 1s1eisuey - ~ fzsNsese -.
seaufty With w1ieA ~ eitieeAe -
nsms, NSes. Ttortnee, MalSi6 kasssA
ard asass otAss ~ towhs u ssstAssA
nafops havs 1sserAtss themselves -
thsde ciSia6.
Al MsAssd. despite ~ sssssas Aes1s
u Soma sections Of Spain. King AtpADnee
IT'D shsSuiae nsmmeee. u N1M4 TIE
Kla1 = Italy wascks1 non M nsissny
- III Daiaes -s4sAfsaf -sDtesAes4s S1ls
eli aIone ~ Tfsneh A. itaaias ntieea
- II sAsss4nds " tourists frsa eetk
ssatinsnts hAvs crowded 70 sAssa 1syvss
events.
outy IN pg6F, orUwHU6ruug ruIG ~ ~
smphai Aafhst opssss eAseea fssm ~
errondieasnsnts were fortsAa<H % hss4
- varsoua sections Of The fancus nas4l
0rss psecssstcu. The eAohs1 SEWERS e
~ e4sy wsrs 1sens1 iisa0etsat -
CARR - ~ eesa& nases - esAasaA
which crowd q ssvNfal mil1ione u ~.
~ ass eapasis q throwing ~ sse -.
sshee. Henee IL prsfset e police ~
rided PAf4n must omit fes ~ Int tn
II scoees q yeass hsr carnival sa1ety.
-4nr eafufvsf season consastN 1f ~
rHsss days besinnins with ~ esnday
nat osec dee ths commencement a. Lat.
rhicA opens Invariably On Ash wednesday
IA csnfinuss for % days Terminating 4
>sgtAy ss$son Of meagrs dist ana sesiGi
repression with the joy and siAd sjainss
-. 49, - - 49, L
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18

Several regular council eo1AzAl4eee.
meetings are scheduled Tor next Neoks1
althouEh some trouble may ~ AMoo@l
rienced In procuring = quorum IN sA4&
count OF tins primary election Wa1uM
takes place Thursday. ~ q
The meetings will be ~ fciiowes
street committee, Monday night ~
8 o,ciuck. lssss sSg
Finance committee, Tuesday niUa3ta
Grounds ana buildings cosuNltg4
"wednesday night. ss Ks
Ordinance, charter and reform 4c1aSI
mittee. Friday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18

~ NE Of ne most extraordinary t1aaaas
Ia the weird = located q IT, ~
" of pseaty. Esw zsslaad. TAs snall
Bit Of lard = caiisd white MlAaA. ~
consists mainly Ut SuiphuH tn iatses
mixed with gypsum ana ofhsf mtbssals.
The island b about three mtiss b -
cumference and rises About Lao Mt
above the 80. There II botiing hks y
the center Of the island ard this sanda
ont aeid-chArvea water. 4 boat eaa -
navigatsd u the laks Il great 0aEe =
experienced TIE sulphur from Wnlsa
Inland II vefy pure and a6oEts hAso eaea
made to obtain II fos comnArclal -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18

MADISON. WIS, april is.--Edmund
Hostand has nothing On the "Co-ed o.
Wisconsin University. The French
playwright added to HIS fame by writ
Ing q drama OF the barn yard, the "Io-
eds on Monday win produce a drama
OF the bactertoiogical laboratory.
All the Characters will be Germs and
all the memb ers OF the cast girl stu
dents Of the archaeological department.
of the university. The play. entitled
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
CHILD,S ASSAILANT
CONVICTED HI JURY
Newport News Man Given Il
Years for Attack On 10
Year Old Girl.

NEWPoRT NEWS. VA. April iy-E.
A, vandyke Indicted On TWO ccunts
charxiuw criminal assault and Attempt-
al criminal assault on little kebecca
(,hanfilnr. colOred. was found guilty
this morninw OF attempted Grim
inal assauls and given eightssn yeArs
This IL = comp promise Sessatqt. pArt of
the Jury deStrinG to gfw4 tn 6nIT pAnAls
" oS Law on the Arst Count ~ the M
3 |. d Collier, the dsfsnAanase COUNSEL.
mcvAd ID nst aside the verdict nnd hlou
asked ! new trial. Roth neaunake wafe
denied BY Judge Ropin19n - she ~
- ~ IL ffle aupreme court Van Dykes
victim died several days AEo ok pneu-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
OURS is NOT ONLY
POSTOFFICE ROBBED
Yegginan Crack Safe in Middle.
ton, Conn. Get 800 in Money
and Stamps.

MIDDLETowN. DEL. April a..
Yeggmen forced an entrance into the
postoffice at Middletown. blew open
cured between $500 and s1o0 In money
and stamps The postof1ice IN on the
main street or the town. Ms Eta
Cochran, who lives next door, heard
the report Of the explosion ct o'clock
this morning, but thouKht 1omehQax
had fred 3 revolver, ana paid no fur
Their attention TO tho matter
Joseph G.. Gary, the night watch
man Of the town, wa1 surprised whe Q
he heard OF the robbery this morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
ROCKEFELLER LOSES;
STATION TO REMAIN
Attempt to Drive Railroad Off
Adirondack Preserves Block
ed by Court.

ALBANY, N. r., April is,--'.If there
were 4 desire to drive out these people
from their homes, 1t would be dinicuit
"a conceive 3 moro eflicAcious plan 70
thAs end than 10 discinttnus their sta
tion.s to-day ruled Chairman stevens,
81 the public service commission In re-
fsising 70 Allow tho Abendonmeny 2.
ana ottawa RatlroAd, ~ Brandon.
Franklin county, 1t tho request Of Wiz
Ham Rockefeller.
Rockefellerf thus loses ngnt oI
PEARS 70 drive the rAflroAd on Ms vasI
rrasSryAa Ia the AdtrondAcks and to
clear away the Village Of Brandon. IN
the very heart OF his estAte.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
FAIR GOODS" EMULATE
AUTHOR OF CHANTECLER
by French Playwright Female Students OF
Wisconsin University Thrilling Drama of Bacerolog
zeal Laboratory-Bugs Characters

'.In Germ Land depicts the war OF the
germ against the human race but In
ciudes the love affair Of Teddy. An up
10 date young tubercules and Bessie
Bacillus, a stenogra pher.
The girls aim TO make the show an
I'M 10 date musical comedy and the cast
viii Include thirty members OF the sTu-
berculosis chorus" All the characters
costumed In accordance with micro
SCOPE pictures of originals.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
BERKELEY FLATS TO BE
READY BY SEPTEMBER +

work IL progressing rapidly On tho
nav Berkeley apartments 1t HnrflnAak
and FRANKLIN streets which ArA. expsoS~
TEMPER LIT. One nat OF this dve et6kK
-structure, said to be the only one .0kE
strictly Colonial type IN the. entdf9
south. has already been engA9sd - e1s.
Each faat occupies an entire nOof -
viii be equipped with every conveAa.
ence. s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18

no money during the year 1903. be-
cause there was none TO pay them.
The Legislature passed . bill intro
duced by Delegates Mcfaae and Tar
reil. appropriating $4,000 for the
payment OF the back pensions, and
Clerk Scott Is now Disturbing the
money.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18

and besides his wife - survived ~
one brother. Mr.. NJ BowsEM 0k.
Ashland, and two ststers---Mrs. 4.
Mayo, OF Richmond, and Mrs.. IDA ~
Gordon, OF Barton Heights. The ku~
neral services were conducted IN An.
lanta Saturday. and interment Wa e.
the cemetery Ia that city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18

pox In Richmond. and although those
who have known symptoms of the
dread malady have been sent to the
pesthouse. others on whom thu 4.S-
ease has not shown itself might visit
the penitantiary and spread II therei
Or. Carrtngton advised that all visit
ing be discontinued until the 18th of
MAY
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-03
WILL OPERATE FERRY.

" A. Hlnshaw. u this city and G
big Mississippi county planter. will gu
into the ferry business At this point
just as soon as he can get boats
built for the purpose.
he viii have two oats built Pa.
ducah. on which work will begin next
week For passenger service he viii
build a gasoline boat Sx35 feet u
will be riEht up.to.now. glars cabin
with an late and comfortable interior
improvements. such as updclstcring
carpets. etc The other Loaf TO b,
used for freight service will measur,
i2x60 feet. and handle freight only.
Il viii require two months TO finisl
these boats. but just as soon - they
are ready. Mr.. Hinshaw will star
the new ferry service. He will at
tempt 20 improve on the present ser
vice both In schedule and general
management
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-03

Some One in alright
The please RENTS the please remitz,' 4"
the Other said, polite.
What makes the air 30 murky bluer
asked Some One. soft and low.
The words they use, the words they
USE" the Other said. You know
There's a hole in wilne's drum that he
received on Christmas day
And the trains and other trinkets have
been busted In the play
But the charges must be settled and the
men have got to pay
And the Christmas bills are coming In
this morning"
whats that the man is looking at1''
asked Some One. very soft
"A parlor lamp; a parior lamp" the 9th
er gently coughed.
WAS that a gift from wife to him -
asked Some One in surprise.
''Of course II was; OF course Il was the
Other then replies,
"And he wanted some suspendsrs and
perhaps a fancy vest.
For he wears his last years garments
when he thinks he's nicely dressed
But his wife got the psrlor lamp-she
liked that one the best
And the Christmas bills are coming In
this morning"
''what makes the men all shrink with
dreadr' asked Some one. half
aside.
.-The postman comes. the postman
comes" the other then replied.
whats that that heaps the postman's
packr' asicd Some One. as though
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-03

panied
More Christmas bills; more Christmas
bills the other then explained.
1T was Wish you Merry Christmssr
when the cheer was In the blood.
And the do-your-s hopping-early made
them feel as rich as mud.
But their spirits now are tumbling with
n dull and sickn'ing thud
For the Christmas bills are coming IN
this morning"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-03

Paris Pattern. No. 27is. All Seams
Allowed. simple little dressing
ack IL semintted and developed In
18Th, blue. pink or white Canton fan.
mel. The vide rundown collar.
'front.' and edges Of the turn'back cuffs
are bound with black satin ribbon. IN
less the jacket IL In white. In which
case the ribbon should be Of some
bright color A pretty effect Il gained
by making the JACKIE, Of cream oolored
cashmere or chailis. lining Il with
lome lightcolored China silk and us
ing bright colored ribbon for the bind
ng The pattern Il In eight sizes
2 10 t6 inches. bust measure. For
g bust the sack requires a. yard,
u material 20 inches wide. ga yards
y inches wide. ~ yards ss inches
vide. or ~ yards az inches vide. NJ
Illustrated. y yard q satin 20 inches
vide.
~ procure Tits pattern send 70 cents
70 Pattern Department" % this paper
Write name and address plainly, and u
lurs 20 give size and number of pattern
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-03
De Orti1nist's Corner
Daily Helps TO Health
and Happiness
b. GEORGE y. BUTLER. ANN d

Rave tam In yourself. In your
own progress and possibilities
and you can almost create your
life az you will. You, yourself.
are your best friend or your
worst enemy. Nature gives you
the option; "it's Up TO you" 10
make your life happy and
suceessfJi one or ire opposite.
Life 10 but a succession OF op-
portunitles; they are for good
or evil--as we make them. Life
Is pleasant or unpleasant. hard
or easy, according TO the way
you look at u. the way you think
Of life. Thoughts govern ae-
tIon, and he who governs his
thoughts Is master OF his c.s-
tiny. Destiny is not about you.
but within you. You yourself
are the creator OF your own
fortune and your own destiny.
Healthfui, hopeful. optimistic
thoughts are essential TO strong
minds and bodies, and 10 sue
cess. Cultivate those thoughts:
help from within strengthens;
help from without usually en-
feebles.
Have faith In yourself. Some
one has said that a man may
succeed when others do not be-
IIeve In him, but not when he
does not believe In himself.
Confidence In your own ability
means other men looking TO
you; the want Of II, your look
Ing 10 other men.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-03
eUe DANNY
OEEHZ2(

whats all the men
a-cussin' for p
asked Some One
just to-day.
They're rippin'
mad; they're rip
pin mad. the
Other had TO say.
why do they shake
their fists and
scowl?" a 5 K = d
Some One once
again.
They've got a first
class reason to.
the Other an
swered then.
FOR the Christmas
tree is withered
and is thrown
behind the yard.
And the rich old
uncle sent them
just a tinseled
Christmas card
While the gift they
sent the uncle
was a peach
and they are
Jared.
For the Christmas
bills are coming
In this morning.
what do they
crumple in their
handsr" asked
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-03

Hon. r. T. Tyler. wife and daugh-
ter, and Mrs. Chas. Travis and son
left Monday for Tampa. Fla. to spend
several weeks.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-03
o
NOTICE.

We must insist on all accounts and
notes. due US. OF falling due be paid
promptly. or they win be put In the
hands OF the officers for collection.
There should be no excuse. with the
existing high prices for corn and cot
ton.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-03

They say Kaiser
Wilhelm has done
a lot of things. but
the only one | can
remember Is that
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-03
J. +. q 8. L. DODDS CO.

A New York lawyer has just re-
ceived a fee OF sl.00O,O00. while
Judge Harlan's son has been granted
fee of 100000 In Chicago. This is
more than b. T. Davis or II. +. Rem
ley will collect In fees during a year
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-03

OBSERVES:

The car acts
like a man who
would act upon
the advice Of all
his friends II he
were making a
garden.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-03

The Frank Dudley Stock Co, well
known by the theatre-goers Of this
city, will play a two-nights' engage
ment here on Friday and Saturday.
Feb. Is and 10.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-03
From Lucille
Diary

| have always liked Malcolu
very much. and ] never suppos
could be as unreasonable and ,
neering as he has proved hims,
Gently.
Monday evening Of last week
we we're coming home from the
ter he said he was tired Of dilly
ing
"Dlly-dallying." I repeated. :
DO you meanG"
Il mean" he answered In
sterner than had ever dream
could speak 10 me. that you
either say yes or no--that
through with this uncertainty. I
to know. Lucille. n you care 10
enough 20 promise TO marry me
do you call that pretty low
ing?" asked. laughing a little
ously.
you know what I want Luc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-03
The College Days.

Here's 20 the days when we gained knswI
edge
BY patient studying In college
Here's TO the day when peace de-
scended
The day when all our studies ended
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-03

GIVEN AWAY; Twelve Singer
Darners. This IL the best and latest
device for holding stocking so n
can be- darned NJ any point on any
lock stitch machine. The most con
vcnlent. practical device ever Offered
TO- those who have darning 20 do on
stockings. underwear. etc Does the
work quicker and makes II stronger
This attachment sells for only 75c
Just TO adyertize them, will give
on free with each OF the first ~
machines I sell. Buy a Singer nov
ana get a darner free. On display
a. Rice's store.-L A. Brock. ACT.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-03

When a woman laughs at your funny
stories, II may prove that she has
pretty teeth instead of sense of hu-
NOR.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-02-03

When a womsns mo" means Yes
she is very careful not to say NO"