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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24
Gin ioeafer .Sonnfag.
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TRAIT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24

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gum gi3eprGTibenten auserieben bate,
70 piirbe oas bem nutipndIen Sttmms
settel fDrberlit gsipeien iein. Sber'
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Munn pie SuoIep poer Sermon bate
gum GrfoIge Der qartet beigetrugen.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-06-27

BY the sale of the ball park to the
East St. Louis Cotton on Co, Hiek'
man loses the training grounds for
Joe Cantllon's Minneapolis base ball
team. besides grounds for our fast
local team. Efforts are being made
to find another place but If none can
be found, Hickman will not have this
team training here any more. THIS
club coming here every year is an
excellent advertisement for Hickman
and we should not let them go else
where II we can help ourselves.
w. l.. Mosby. the levee contractor
in partnership with C. T. Bondunnt'
Is dangerously III Of pneumonia and
reports from his bedside this morning
say that he may not recover.
Atty. T. N. Smith is here from Ful
ton today on business.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-06-27
CIRCUIT COURT.

Fred McClain ct al VS.. T. Il. Brady
Plaintiff sues by next friend for dam
ages he claims to have received by
being bitten by a dog owned by the
defendant. He claims he is damaged
to the extent of $3.50.
Ellison's Grocery VS.. Sam Salmon
Suit on note for S2S7.75.
Georgia Pate VS.. Andy Dowd. The
plaintiff says some cotton that she
raised is being held unlawfuny and
is suing for possession of the cotton
valued az SS959 and $40 damages.
Grover Salmon vs.. Joe Cantillon
Suit for sos for balance due on con
tract for painting
Standard Oil Co. VS.. Smith & Spark
man. Suit for account of $S9.27.
Lon Binford Guardian ct al VS.. Mrs
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-06-27
Tho crys@I-5e and iOc.

Tho crysnl-5e and lOc.
Coal at summer prioes.-A. A.
Faris.
WEATHER: Unsettled today; FRI
day fair and warmer.
bargains In shoes and slippers AT
Millet a Aiexander's.
Hearn Brown and Mckee johnson
were In Fulton Sunday.
Judge W. J. McMurry has been
commissioned notary public by
Gov. McCreary.
Moving pictures at the Lyric Sat
urday night. Three big reels OF pic
lures and illustrated song.
Miss Lois Copeland and William
Weaks. both OF near Wingo, were
married at Fulton. Sunday.
Don't miss the bargains that Millet
Il Alexander offer In broken lots OF
Mems. womens and Childrens oxfords
and slippers.
j. NJ. Moore was here from Union
CITY. Tuesday, looking after the
Hickman exchange OF the Cumber-
land Telephone Co.
The cool, damp weather Of the past
ten days has been anything but bene-
ilcial 10 cotton and corn crops OF
this section. Reports from the bot
TOMS say the cut worms have about
ruined all corn that was up and have
attacked the cotton. Unless we have
some hot weather right away, the
crop conditions are not going to be
very encouraging.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-06-27
THE c.. N. a G. EXTENSION.
Some inside Facts About
The Proposed New Line.

IA a general rule the inside work.
sngs OF railroads are carried Oh with
the utmost silence. Those not con
nectod with such a corporation but
who enjoy. the confidence OF its man
agoment likewise adhere to the taci.
turn rule governing railroad business.
Iut, In tho Instance OF the c.. M. a
g.. the new road from Dyersburg TO
Hickman. which proposes 20 extend
lts lines from Hickman to Metropo-
lis. His. We consider II no breach OF
confidence 10 give some facts con
cerning Tins movement.
Tho public IA well aware that the
a., AZ. a q. h la hdgaion with the
Illinois Central. The latter road Is
trytns 10 go control of the new ODs.
Thereby hangs a tale.
Hickman people should b. Interest
I'd Ina tho outcome Of this sui. which
a. pending In the courts u Tcnnes-
soe. Ia ouioome would OF course be
of no great consequence AZ regards
fhc fufure operation VI the present
hncs. the service would doubtless
oonsinue satisfactorily. liut We arr
intorosfcd IA the extension Of the line
from Hickman 10 Metropolis. or rath-
ar fadncah. The building 81 the
....a &c.. lI.Lu... A.. kf.ss.....fta
would give IA an eastern outlet. con
rrecoon wlkh roads at Paducah and
the l. q. n Clinton and The 81. a
q. az some point IN The vicinity OF
MosooN. These would mean more
90 Ne than The road We have In op-
sration. although tho line from Dy.
crabau TO thls city has been Of great
bcnsflt 10 us IN many ways. one OF
~hioh n the supplying VI cur biggest
local Industry With timber.
But TO get this eastern connection.
In short. means that the c.. N. A
q. must build before the settlement
u the suit In question. II the l. Z.
should set control OF the Line. Il u
almost a cineh that they would never
buiLd the line from Hickman On east
--thoy would have no good reason for
doing 80. However. they have made
several grand stand plays By survey
ins between Pad1cah aud Hickman;
Ina facL Il is thought that they have |
a Surveying party on the route at
work now. But u the C.. NJ. a q.
succeeds ln making the extension.
whatever the outcome. the road and
Sorybco would have TO b. maintained.
II h therefore a matter q interest 20 |
IN that the c.. NJ. a q. build the !
line from Hickman TO Clinton. at
hast. before the first day Of Noyem-
Der. NJ which time the final decision
in the railroad fight will be forth
coming. II anything IL to be done.
81 should be done at once. II the
matter b OF sufficien; Interest TO US
TO want the extension made. we
should hit while the iron Ia hot.
Tbs n the present status OF the
matter, as We understand Il, and Is
given without reserve. because We
should be Interested In an eastern
outlet. which VIII mean much TO
Hickman In business way.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-06-27

r. A. Robinson. Settlement of es-
tate.
Ella Vincent VS.. VIM. ]. Vincent.
Suit for divorce.
Walter ID. Wallace vs.. Dorothy NJ.
Wallace. Suit for divorce. The cou-
pie was married in Troy, Tenn. on
March 81, 1911, and plaintiff claims
she was abandoned by her husband
April 1, 1911.
Margaret Gilbert VS.. Ike Gilbert
Suit for divorce on the grounds Of a
abandonment. They were married in
March, 1909.
Ganey Smith VS.. Rastus Smith. A
suit for divorce and custody of two
children. Abandonment is alleged.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-06-27

Gen. Edward S. Bragg. commander
of the famous Iron Brigade during
the Civil War. died at Fon du Lac,
Wis, June 20. Gen. Bragg had been
in feeble health for a number of
years. He was So years ole last Feb
ruary. He served several terms in
Congress as a Democrat from Wiscon
sin. After his retirement from Con
gress he represented the United
States in diplomatic positions in Cubs
Mexico and China.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-06-27
FIRE"

"F1RE."-Kennedy.
Better be insured than sorry
Kennedy.
Lum Carter and wifewerehere from
Cayce yesterday.
We have several Refrigerators to
close out at about cost.-Hickman
Hardware Co.
Carl Johnston, Of this county, but
formerly Of Memphis. and Miss Ola
whitworth. also of this county. were
married June 20.
LOST: Deep red COW, with horns,
split in each ear, branded "W" on
hip. Got away Sunday night. Notify
Courier office and get reward. 3p
ID. p. Leibovitz is spending the
week with home folks at Lewisport,
Ky. His brother is here looking af-
ter the store during Dawes absence.
The Cumberland Telephone Com
pany moved their office yesterday
from over Cowgills Drug Store TO
the second story of the Courier build
ing. The company has installed
new switchboard and cabled the
Hickman system. There Is every rea-
reason now to expect first class SER
Hickman system. There is every rea-
son now to expect first class service.
The change has cost several thous-
and dollars. The Western Union Tel
egraph Co.. now under the same man
agement as the Cumberland. viii also
have their office In the Courier build
ing.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-06-27
Amt IT THE TRUTH?

Prof. e. S. Clark, who was elected
principal OF the Hickman school. Wis
tied the town and then decided he
would decline the position. He must
be hard to please If he doesn't like
Hickman:-Chnton Gazette.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-06-27
GINS CHANGE HANDS.
5ondurant and Driver Sell
To Roberts Cotton Oil Co.

The two big cotton gins at Hick
man were sold Monday TO the RoD-
erts Cotton Oh Co., with headQuar-
ters al Memphis, but who operate ex-
sensiyely through the South. One OF
these gins was owned by g. S. Draw
er, being established several years
ago by ). l.. Dodds. and the other.
known as the Farmers Gin Il Grain
Co.. Was organized by local capital
lists three years ago and was the
property of {. L. Bondurant.
At the same time Mr.. Roberts. pres
dent OF the Roberts concern. was
negotiating a trade with Bondurant
and Driver. the East st. Louis Cotton
OH Co.. which - big concern OPP
Grating large per cent OF the gins
in southeast Missouri. started a crew
OF men ON the construction work OF
building big gin here tor themselves
The new gin is being erected ON the
property IN West Hickman, used as
! 4 baseball park, and will be OF gen
erous capacity.
In a word. there is a fight on be-
tween these rival Oil companies; IL
may not be a question Of the suryiv-
al OF the nttest. but merely that Oh
dollars and cenas--and u rs to be
presumed that both companies are IL
Dancially able TO make the thing in
teresting. Unless something new de-
velops. the cotton planter OF this
section viii have a chance 10 get
the top price for his product this year
If he succeeds In raising any cotton
This state of affairs is brought about
by the tact that both companies
claim this territory, and in addition
70 this some local business sparks
fell in the powder key.
There rs also another cotton oil
concern-the East Tennessee Cotton
Oil Co--looking into the Hickman
field with longing eyes and increas-
ing appetite. Their representative
was here a short time ago and So
cured options ON such sites as he
thought might suit his corporation.
1t is possible that they may yet in
stall a gin here. Prospects then be-
come good for four gins IN this city.
All this is well and good; but there
is one danger. While two opposing
companies operate here they will pay
right prices; when the weaker one
as forced to pull out, then trust poll
cies as a rule are brought into play.
II is necessary. as they figure, to
1 get back what they spent in the fight
--also what their opposition put into
the Highland the planter with a
big crop, encouraged by good local
prices. suddenly finds the bottom
dropped out Of the market. The surest
preventative for such an evil Is the
existence OF a small gin owned and
operated by local men; even then. an
oil concern has the best Of those who
depend exclusively upon ginning.
The oil men can make their profits
on the oil products.
For the present our cotton growers
will sit in the grand stand and watch
the fur and feathers ny as the CON-
mercial giants lock horns for the
championship in Hickman territory.
1
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-06-27

C. G. Schlenker was in Union City
Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
NEW COMPANY To
START THIS WEEK
Arcadia" viii Designate
New Place to Buy Good
Things to Eat,

Within few days there will bo
added TO Salt Lakes list Of business
establishments new concern, the back
ers Of which say it viii be unexcelled
in its particular line. at least so far
as the region west Of Chicago is con
cerncd,
The Arcadia company has about com.
pleted the installation of its equip
ment IN n portion of the former Auer-
bach department store quarters on
Main street, between First and Second
South streets. And when the doors are
thrown open this week ii will be pos
slble for the Salt Lakcr to step in and
secure on short notice anything III the
line of good things 10 cat from . choco-
lato drop to a complete banquet
Arcadia will be combination soda
water, ice cream and soft drink par1or.
a popular price cafe, cafeteria, French
bakery and candy shop. It will be n
practical department store Of things to
eat and drink. the latter only of the
temperance order. Experts in the sew
cral lines have been engaged to take
charge of the various departments, both
manufacturing and culinary, as well as
in the service TO the public.
The new concern will be known as
the Arcadia company, Of which Frank
Brazier is president; Charles !. Las.
sas, vice-president, and John Flowers,
secretary-treasurer. These with Ed
ward E. Jenkins, George Auerbach aud
Malcolm Keyscr compose the board Of
di rpptorg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

Thin people suffer good deal OF embar-
rassment and rldicule. AS people poke
fun at a bony horse, so Ire bony people
the target for many humiliating filings.
The plump. well-formed man or woman
is a magnet; Protone makes you plump,
strong, well-formed, normal, puts color IN
your cheeks, happy twinkle in your eye
and a hne poiSe TO your Whole body. III
keeps you that way. II Is tho most scien-
tiiic and effective flesh and strength
builder so far known, barring none.
The regular 81 90 size OF Protone is for
sale by all druggists, or will be mailed
direct. upon receipt OF price by The Pro-
tone Co, 5045 Protone Bldg" Detroit.
Mich.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

The regular S1.00 size Of Protone Is for
sale In Salt Lake City by Schramm- John
son, Drugs End So. and w, t; Willis
Horne Drug Co, 8 South Main; u. c. NJ. J.
Drug Dep't), 112 So. Main; w. D.
Mathis & Co, 314 SO. Main; Sun Drug
Co, 231 S. w, T.
No free packages from druggists.
(AdyartIsoment)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
ERR Of TURKS IS
CREC|Ous ECOT|sT
Ees Only Pleasant
ings and Is Grossly De-
Eed by Prime Minister.
IF FREDERICK WERNER.

Cable to The Tribune
LIN, Dec. One really does not
whether 20 pity or praise tile poor
Muhamed OF Turkey, For at a
nhen all Europe agrees that the
nf Turkey in Europe are ended,
ned is stil assured thai he is as
hi as ever for Kiamil Pasl1a has
s)y told him that Turkey Will emerge
he present war without even the
Id loss Of territory.
This is so, We have from the sui
ovn lips. for he said so himself
few days ago when lie received
ntation of influential citizens who
him TO seek safety in his Astatic
lions.
ir the deputation referred To The
\ Tripoli TO Italy and begged him
be over confident, he replied that
A In reality still belonged TO Tur-
nd that anything TO the contrary
h Ia European papers was OF no
Iuence as these papers were paid
be as they did.
j1 the deputation then asked him
Thought that the English minister
eign affairs, Sir Edward Grey, had
seen bribcd, the sultan found no
h and said that really he must re-
en- 10 his grand vizter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
TTY SHOW GIRL Is
MYSTERIOUS PATIENT
Cable 10 The Tribune,

/ / Gable 10 The Tribune,
lFDON, Dee. 7.-Considerable mys'
||mrrouuds the announcement that
Uric Lodcr, formerly Miss Ca
Fay, the famous gaiety theater
h lies seriously i'll in London
III. Members Of the young wom-
Ramily refuse to furnish any in
Hon whatever in regard to the
Heclining even to give the name
Hospital 1t is reported that the
n is the samo as that which at
Lily Elsie, another notable
n girl, shortly after her widely
I'D marriage to Ian Bullough, \
Fatality seems 10 pursue girls
George Edwards's theatcrs who
wealthy young London men,
igh' g first wife. Maud Darrell, al
musical comedy favorite, died
n after her marriage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Unity Charity Work.

Governor Spry is asked to give his Of
fcial cooperation in the work Of the
american Association of Officials OF
Charity and Correction, In n letter re-
ccired at the office of the chief execu-
tive yesterday.
The governor is informed that the
fourth annual meeting of the assocla-
ton VIII be held at Springfield, Ill, June
"a, % and 26: and he Is asked to ap-
point delegates. The purpose OF the or
gauization Is declared TO be the estab-
ltshment OF charitable work on a uniform
basis throughout the country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
HESS WILL GIVE
PRESENTS TO POOR
'ablc To The Tribune

Cable 10 The Tribune.
DON, Dec. I.-The Duchess of
rough and her mother In law. the
loness OF BlaDdford, are arranging
christmas party Tor the children OF
INNS IN the East End OF London.
1atch, will help them IN the ar
nents. A hall will be hired in
will be set up a huge Christmas
N which viii hang a present for
child. Lady Constance, who is
ever at handwork, is supplying
variety OF fancy articles for the
afnment, including dressed dolls
lgkcts OF dainty articles Of clothing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Wanted in Colorado.

Colorado authorities yesterday made
requisitlon upon the governor OF Utah
wanted in Denver on a charge of fall
Ing to support his wife and family. Davis
was arrested on a charge of being a
fugitive from justice and is out on bail.
G., $. Tingey. acting governor, arranged
TO hear the application Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock. M. r, Viancourt, a
deputy sheriff from Denver, is in the
city waiting to take the alleged fugl-
two back.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Begins Condemnation Suit

Suit 10 condemn certain property need e
ed for right-ofWay was filed I'm the
district court yesterday by the Bing-
ham s. Garfield Railway company against
Esther and George Rrockclban nix The
company alleges that the property is es-
sential to its railroad limo and that the
defendants refuse TO sell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

Improved process, oeltlnS
leather soles, perfection of manu-
facture in shrinking the felt, CIV
ing warmth and wear The price
Of felt goods is determined by the
amount of pure wool, quality of
sole leather, and trimmings. We
show beautiful colors and trim
mings, prices as follows: $1.75
quality for $1.45, $50 quality
for $1.25, $1.25 values for ST 100.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Deer Added to Zoo.

zoo at Liberty park was enriched
/ addition of Il beautiful deer with
set OF antlers yesterday, 1t was
led 10 the city by Fred w. Cham
tate fish and game commissions
\ was caught in the mountains east
70 last week. There arc now two
y The park and before the winter
h II Is hoped 2 fairs herd will
oeen accumulated Commissioner
uers having promised to donate
That fall into his hands during
I'D season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
| Anything
Fear
poss Of the Stomach Caused by
|QfgeSted Food Stopped with a
Stuart' s Dyspepsia Tablet.

'n you feel as if your stomach
ping tightly chokcd--whcn the
y intense and you break out in
and clammy perspiration and
y a lump in your throat and you
cAk and nauseatcd--alI you need
quart S Dyspepsia Tablet to clear
tbee wreckage Of undigcstcd food
the stomach aud intestiucs and
you TO your normal self again.
nis can all be accomplished with
ew moments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Injured While Swimming.

For injuries received while bathing
Fred j. Wild yesterday sued tho Warm
Springs company In the district court for
1880 damages, He alleges that on Sep
tember 20 last he caught his foot on a
trapeze maintained by the company in it's
swimming pool and So wrenched his foot
as to injure 1t permanently.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

sands of people have learned so
~ sure and dependable Stuart S
"a Tablets are for all stomach
they now eat anything they
'thout fear of distress. Thoy
ef without a package at home
1ne offlce. and upon any indi-
t9at the stomach is a little
tncy take Stuart's Tablet
Enen meal for few days until
oslye organs get rested up
g a splendid plan to follow and
RESULTS In much good. The
Is improved, the food is relish
NJ, your sleep is more refresh
your disposition will make
<01os instead of enemies. /
ihalgestloo, Sour Stomach,
Gas, Coated Tongue, Intes.
fqigcstion and all Stomach Dis.
NO ,ains-or for Loss of appe-
! 1art's Dyspepsia Tablets are
Nom freely-they arc IA harm
sugar would be-and are NOT
eiasssd as "medicine.'' They
effect whatever on the sys.
Eppt tho benefits they bring You
tne proper digestion of your
rug stores sell Stuart's Dyspep.
en- The price is so cents per
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-18

lluter ben gaf gteren
oss 9ampfers r2lmeritu" BON Der
5umburg amerita 2inie, Der am
0ornsritas BON Nep yort pta pin
mouth uHb gterbourg nah Sdmburg
abeefobren lit, befino.n Iia folgsuos
Gincinnatier 6errfhuften 6err uno
5rau Ssear 8ermar, 6srr Benz. Der
man uno 5err 4rnoIo 8ermdu; Ssrr
uro 5rau Samuel 9olober8; SRI. Gu
ciue Goldberg; 5err uno Jrou Sobn
Spedrndn.
SSn Der @obnung ieines Shipieger-
iohnes eSobn u 9tiehaus, gto 512 Dit
Gibertp StraBe, lit qeitern abeno
Serr Eheooor Q d1miOt, ein
befannter 6eutiter 8ionier, 5u ettent
beiiereu Scben abberuien Dor0en.
Der Beritcrbene, Der iih aQgemeiner
9eliebtbeit uno zines groBen 9efann.
tentreiies crfreute. erreidte Elm AIter
BON 81 esahren. 2ie geeriogung lin.
Oct am Wontag Norgeu Inn s llhr
bonn 3rauenhauie aus ltott. lin $50
l1br miro in DER 81. GoliIus Stride
cine Requiembohnleiie 8elgbrirt per.
ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-18
llngarin uno Hino
anf Gllis SslanS pom Der Giniuaaoe'
rnuas6cb0rbe snriidgebalten.

Der ungdr 4nton aiB bon Rc.257O
WeIt WcMiden 4oe.. IteB iih eeitern
Ra9mittag i'm 9sfunObeitsumt einsn
Gsburtsihein fir isinen om 25. april
1909 eeborensu Snnben ausffelIen.
um ben Stein nit elmer 8egluubi>
gung, oab sr i'm Stanbe III, fir Jrau
unO gino su iorgen, Der GiHipdnosz
runesteborbe in Rem Yort 5u3uitelIen.
Ssine s5rau reiite Dor 3rpei Ufonaten
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