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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-03

ROUGH RICE, $1.1O per bushel at
WRIGHT & GOWEN.
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Hooper Alexander is very anxious receive little
free advertising. "whooper always did have fond
for seeing his face in the public prints and it is
not pretty face, either.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-03

Clark has Joined the crowd that demands more bat
tleships He wants to be better for the fight
four years from now
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-03

The size of the dollar bill is be reduced The gov
eminent wants to make it appear little more con
sistent with its purchasing power
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The Legislature is on Its last lap and 1t hasn't passed
very much good legislation this year 1t is equally as
important that It hasn't passed much that hurtul
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-03

Large, fine MackereI, fat ana white,
btst in the market. Phone 1856, c. X.
TAYLOR.
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Il now seems to be apparent that Hooper Alexander
used the Tippn's bill vehicle in which to convey
lis CUBE lal candidacy
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-03

II must be confessed that Col W. A. Huf Of Macon is
entitled to place among the famous writer's
his day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-03

In the last edition of the Commoner Mr. Bryan calls
our friend Clark Howell of the Atlanta Constitution re
dictionary" How sudden and how sad
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-03

Recent events have served to prove that some stage
OF his student life Governor Woodrow Wilson Of New
Jersey must have paid special attention 10 the study
political science.
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L0sT-Bunch of keys. Finder will
be rewarded by leaving at News
ofice. IS
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Well they have finally told big Bil' Taft what they
di4 at the Chicago convention in July. Mr. Roosevelt
= not have TO be told
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-03

1t is said 1t cost about $500 the state Of New York
to kin man, And there Becker and his crowd
going around paying $4,000 head
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-03

According to the Thomasville Times "Billingsgae and
Bleasev seem to be closely associated
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Governor Brown has managed save Georgia from a
real dry spel
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-03

Ham and Breakfast Strips at De-
Woes.
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Pure Georgia Cane Syrup, extra
fine, SOC per gallon. Phone fsC, c. H..
TAYLOR.
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FOR SALE-FiYe ana one-nal morse
power Eagle gasoline engine Ap-
ply to s. A. Martin. 1914 Newcastle
street, City. tt
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The Atlanta people a whole are saying Grace
right now more than ever before
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The state has rested its against MRS. Grace.
What pity there can't be rest from the whole bus
mess.
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George Gould looks for Wilson victory and at the
same time predicts business revival in the fall.
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The expected happened when Governor Brown vetoed
the Tipipns bill.
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OF bun NOSE are headed towards the plains
OF Chicago!
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Bridge Weber may yet send Becker across the
Bridge OF Signs"
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viii the legislature have the pass the Tip.
pins bill the veto of the governor? We shall see
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Colonel HUFF of Macon is 'huny there is no getting
around that
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"A pure Havana Cigar for &c. Tr;
the Eleeantes and be convInceA
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Visit the Ogiethorpe BARRIERS You
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'lne herd OF bull nose are headed towards the plains
OF Chicago!
Colonel Huff OF Macon is "hufy' there is no getting
around that
Governor Brown has managed to save Georgia from
real dry spen
The expected happened when Governor Brown vetoed
the T1pipns bill.
Bridge Weber may yet send Becker across the
Bridge of Signs"
The Atlanta people whole are saying Grace
right than ever before.
According the Thomasvie Times. 'Billingsgate and
Blease9 to be closely associated.
George Gould looks for Wilson victory and at the
same time predicts a business revival in the fall.
-s--~
Will the legislature have the nerve to pass the Tip
pins bill of the governor? We shall see
The state has rested its against Mrs. Grace
What pity there can't be from the whole bus
mess.
II must be confessed that Col w. A. HUFF of Macon is
entitled to place among the letter writer's of
his day
Clark has Joined the crowd that demands more bat
teships He be better prepared for the fight
four years from now.
Well they have finally told big Bnl' Taft what they
die at the Chicago convention in July Mr. Roosevelt
- not have to be told
Il now seems to be apparent that Hooper Alexander
used the Tippins bill a vehicle in which to convey
tis gube'hso lal candidacy.
eminent wants to make 1t appear a little more con
sstent with its purchasing power
-~ees>
II is said It cost about $500 for the state Of New York
to kill man. And there was Becker and his crowd
going around paying $1,000 a head.
--ss--S-
In the last edition of the Commoner Mr. Bryan calls
our friend Clark Howell OF Atlanta Constitution re-
dictionary" How sudden and how sad!
~s~>
The legislature is Its last lap and It hasn't passed
very much good legislation year 1t is equally as
important that 1t hasn't passed much that is hurtful
Saaaz - - 49, ssmMnswwr
Recent events have served prove that at some stage
OF his student life Governor Woodrow Wilson Of New
Jersey must have paid special attention 10 the study Of
political science
Hooper Alexander very anxious to receive little
free advertising. "whooper always did have fond
for seeing his face IN the public prints, and it is
not pretty face, either.
-~ss~
Uncle Sam announces that he is going to decrease
taste and to the liking of the people II our good
uncle would increase It's purchasing power.
>~s~-s
dispatch from INDIANAPOLIS states that Governor
Marshall. democratic nominee for the vice presidency
has declined the oer OF friends to raise the money
to defray the expense Of his campaign The governor
says he win arrange with bank to borrow FIVE thou
sand dollars for this purpose II the governor isn't
careful of his expressions about borrowing so much
money some people may get the idea that he is clo
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-01-25
TWO COUPLES WE'D.

The News-Banner. OF Union City
reports two weddings Of local inter
est. as follows
Married at the residence in I'm
ion CITY last Tuesday by Elder Trice,
Mr. X. y Morgan. a substantial farm
er OF near Trenton. 10 Miss Effie
Wilson. the daughter OF Uncle Ned
Wilson. formerly of Hornbeak. now
on the biz island In the river near
Hickman
a wedding OF local interest was
that Of Foster Bell Harrison to Miss
Kate Carter. in this city Sunday
evening at $50. at the home OF Rev
W W Adams. The contracting par
ties we're each reared In Union City
and have numerous friends who wish
them long life full OF sunshine
They will BE- at home to their friends
In Hickman after January 18th"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-01-25
NAYlOR-CURlIN

A marriage that came as quite a
surprise to the friends of the con-
tracing parties was that Of Miss
Ether Naylor and DR.. Chas. Curtin.
which was solemnized at the brides
home in this city Thursday after
noon at one O'Clock. the Rev. w. G.
Stockton officiating.
The bride is a daughter of Mrs.
NJ. E. Naylor, and a neice of county
Judge w. A. Naylor. For some time
past she has held the position of dep
uty County Court Clerk and regis
trar of vital statistics for this dis
trict. In both instances, her services
have been eminently satisfactory.
There is not sweeter and better
girl in the state than Miss Ethel, as
she was Familiarity known, and she
will certainly make the man of her
choice a splendid wife.
DIR. Curlin-the lucky rascal-is one
of the best known physicians in
Western Kentucky and a prince of
good fellows. He is prominent
members of about is secret orders,
besides clubs and various socities. II
would require a lot of time and space
to enumerate all of the doctors good
traits and we will omit it, since he
enjoys a pretty well established rep
utation in this regard
Two novel features connected with
this marriage is that DIR. Curtin was
granted a divorce from his former
wife about noon and was married at
o'clock-and the bride issued her
own marriage liscense. a thing of
which few girls can boast.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-01-25
PRIMARIES BEING CALLED
Fulton County Committee
should Get Busy.

The political horizon OF Fulton
county Is already black with advance
suards 81 county office seekers. but
what the county Democratic Commit.
'ee expects TO do about calling a
primary this year has not been made
public Chairman Johnston. OF
Graves county. has signiflcd his In
teuuons of calling his committee to
a'her 'his month and disposing Of
tta question In fact. there Is before
the state legislature a bin proposing
compulsory primary election law"
which may have some bearing on the
natter II action h delayed by the
various committees Realizing this
committees are being called together
.r many districts OF the state. look
rE after the congressional as well as
other elections. In fact the commit
teg Ia the seventh Congressional dis
uict has called a primary election In
that district for March 10Th. regard
less of the prospects OF the legisla-
iure passing this new contemplated
law Nearly all OF the prospective
candidates In the county had much
rather the primary. election b. held
This fan than next year. and Il IS 90
De- hoped that Fulton county commit
Gee viii take up the matter right a.
way and decide what shall be done
IN this county. A primary In 1912
would be- 10 the interest of the par.
~ ne wen as more satisfactory TO
the candidates than to wait until
next year and take chances as to the
passage OF the new primary election
law
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-01-25

The recent snow was good ON the
wheat crop.
George p. Wright. OF Obion county,
died last Monday at his home near
Glass
by the completion of the ditch,
which drains Blizzard pond into
Clark's river at least 5000 acres OF
the most fertile land In McCracken
county Is opened for cultivation.
Arthur Il. Cheatham, son of J. II.
Cheatham and about 80 years of age.
died very suddenly last Tuesday
morning at his home near Gibbs. De
ceased was nephew OF Mrs. J. p.
Cussick Of this city. MIR. and Mrs.
Cussick went to Union City 10 at
tend the funeral.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-01-25
The Courier joins their many
friends in wishing the couple a long
and happy life.

The Str. John Lee is now running
in the Memphis-Cairo trade
County Judge w. A. Monroe grant
ed at Mayfield Thursday, Abb Nc
Claim bond in the sun of $4,000. which
was given. He is charged with kill
ing Ed Workman in the southern
part of Graves county. Abb is a nep-
hew of the McClain who committed
suicide in Jail here last summer
Senator Frost has introduced a bill
TO repeal the law creating the office
of parole agent which was passed
during the sitting of the last legis-
lature. There was never a necessity
for such an office and the sooner the
present legislature repeats all such
laws and better it will be for the
taxpayers of the state. 1t should
never have been passed in the first
place. This office is now held by
Mott Ayres. of Fulton.
There are no House for Rent"
signs TO be seen in Hickman. That
is proof of growth and prosperity, but
also an indication that more homes
ought to be provided for the people
who would move here, If homes could
be rented. A number of cozy and
attractive cottages that can be rem
ed at a reasonable figure is when
We need. The same is also applica-
BILE to business houses. Let's do less
and more building during
912.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-01-25

the north to the Gulf of Mexico on
the south are pointing to Hickman.
They already have the biggest box
factory in the world that's a fact,
and are selling the Oldest wagons in
the world there now. That's what
the lecturer said. There's some class
TO that village, no doubt about it.
East Hickman is where the build
Ing up will be. 1t has already been
laid off into town lots and boule-
wards and terraces. etc. even if the
picture did show il was laid off in
tobacco also. Speaking seriously, it
would be a mighty good investment
10 buy some of those lots.
All honor TO Hickman, We hope she
may grow TO be so big that Martin
win be swallowed up in the city's
turmoil and that Reelfoot lake will
be a mere inland lake in Riverside
Park. a picture of what we saw, and
II contains a place call
ed Lovers Retreat. and that sounds
Here's to Hickman and
her boosters, and may they boost her
new addition to such terrestrial
heights that II will be on a level
with their court house, but in wish
ing this for them We feel that they
should also be admonished to give
thought or two TO the Tower of Ba-
bel and its builders. And when Il
becomes a thriving city we hope the
picture show there will run on week
nights the same as Saturday nights.
Then everything viii be lovely.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-01-25

The County Unit Bill passed the
House Friday, receiving 20 votes for
it and 20 against il. This $ a great
victory for the administration. 1t
is thought that the senate will also
pass it.
Jerry Malone is this year with the
Waterproof Rain-coat Manufactury of
Union City and left Monday on a
tour of Arkansas, Missouri, Texas and
Louisiana in the interest of the plant:
Union City News-Banner.
figures and prices in cold type, and
they catch trade. Our merchants
could do the same thing if they would
persist in advertising their goods,
naming the prices as they go. Try
IL. Advertising is the backbone of
mail order houses, why not the home
merchants?
Thursday morning Herbert Emer-
son, son of Al Emerson, Jr., shot
and killed Luther George at the
home which the two men and their
wives Jointly occupied in north Clin-
ton. The participants in the TRACE
dy were both colored men and were
brother-in-laws. Luther's wife being
a sister of Herbert.
A report of Dave Morgan's trial
for false swearing" was reported in
Sundays Commercial Appeal under
caption Sheriff EXonerated" The
editor of the Memphis paper must
have a tip that Dave will be the next
sheriff; at any rarte, Morgan was
found not guilty on the false swear
ing charge. 1t might also be men
toned that Dave has had 10 trials
during the past eleven weeks and
has won of them. He is either
awfully slick or awfully prosecuted.
His many trials are attracting con-
siderable interest. followed by spec
ulation.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-01-25
A CASE OF SOUR GRAPES.

The editor Of the Martin Mail fill
Cd with jealous rage and finding a
Noeful lack of anything progressive
at Martin, with which to fin the
columns OF the Mail. takes the course
Of dog on a hay pile" and pokes
little fun at Hickman after seeing
Walter l.. Browns picture show boost
ing this city. Why bless you old
top. you are living in a deserted vii
lage-a regular municipal graveyard.
Hickman could give you cards and
spades and then skin you a country
block in business. in growth, and ev-
erything else. Hickman is self-sus-
tanning. and half her business houses
and residences are not vacant II we
didn't have a better prospect than
you have. we'd pillow 'er up and put
IL in corn.
Here is his editorial:
There was free show last We'd
nesday night at the Palace Moving
Picture Show. showing the relation
ship OF the Panama Canal to Hickman
that is, Hickman of the future.
Speaking of free shows. believe us,
the people of Martin are certainly
not going to let anything free slip by
them It's awful. how worldly the
town is getting. And stop TO think
about IL It is remarkable the differ
enoe a dime makes with some people
going to see picture show. There
were between five and six hundred !
people who saw the free show last |
night and how many do you suppose
went to prayer meeting? We shall |
not attempt to hazard a guess, but |
We hardly think there were as many |
as five hundred. do you? As We said
before, tits awful.
But back TO the free-for-nothing |
show. Believe us, Hickman is going |
to be some city i'm about two or three
that length of time if We wished 10
go abroad or anywhere else. all we
would have to do would be to go to
Hickman and there board any ocean |
liner we pleased and so to whatever |
part of the world We pleased. Why, |
inside of three years the flags of
all nations will ne floating over Hick-
man. That's what the man up front |
said. and he ought to know. We |
wouldn't be one bit surprised If they |
moved the United States Capitol |
there. You know Bin Taft was there |
not so very long ago on steamboat
looking over the prospects. Take it
from us, they are going to be some |
punkins in a little while. We were |
also informed that in five years Mar
tin would be a mere suburb. Promis- |
ing outlook, to cay the least of it. |
Don't you wish they would hold the |
Exposition, to be held in San
Francisco in 1915, at Hickman? You |
know IL would be so much cheaper |
to go and everyone could see We'd |
nesday night that Martin people crave
anything that hasn't much cost to it,
Did you ever see great big cucum-
Der with a whole lot of little warts |
on it? Well that's the way it will
be with Hickman in a few years. She
will be the big cucumber and Martin.
Union City. Fulton, Dyersburg, Mem
phis. Cairo. st. Louis. New York,
Hong Kong China, London, England,
and st. Petersburg. Russia, are going
TO be the warts. They showed us that
all hands from the Great Lakes on
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20

- -
The grand old COWS Of ThomasNllIe'
accustomed to roam the streets at will,
al aa,.I,, dow, ~. davr- owe MS suited
-. 10
NeH uhchaIehseu lahcS' Heei' - ~
Np against it. at last.
The auti-cow sentiment lowering
..,.ytarda,, IN, tho COWS horizon of hope
.... -, -, ,,.,,,5 -. o,,,,-,
o'sse' ll-all 4 man > MANU. '''.a
10 be d dark and omlnouS tihHS' anu
The deluge impends one more mighty
effort upon the mart oil the anti-cowites
IN 1,bon,oe,-i1la md tha cow viii have
-, mt.
seek pastures heW-ol' d an e'o'+,1'
pastures other than those furnished by
The middle OF Thomasville's Grca, W mite
Way
The COW LONG has been the hub Of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
4 D|SCU|SED MEN
ATTACK WOMEN
Quartet in Jail at Dalton, Ca,
Charged With Terrorizing
Outskirts Settlement.

DALTON, GA, Dec. 2O.-Disguised in
women's clothes ard with faces BACKED
with grease, four men invaded Manly
town, small settlement in the western
part OF the city, late last night and
ierrorized the people.
Ii Is alleged that they went to the
nome of two women of question: Bile
character and, after kicking in the door
three of them assaulted one of the
women, after threats OF a severe whip
ping They are also said to have
threatened to kill her if she told of their
actions and emphasized their threats
Dy claiming to have beeh with the band
mat whipped Johnny Watkins, half
breed last Friday morning.
Today several persons living in Man
lytown claimed to be able to positively
identity the men, and on the strength
OF their statements warrants were is
sued for Ben Staten, William Cuff.
Plnk Miller and Joe Mathis, all of
North Dalton. All four were arrested
and lodged in Jail.
A number Of houses were visited,
among them being that Of John Grant.
where they sat before the fire and
talked with him. Grant claims to have
recognized all four Of the men.
While the four professed to have as
sisted in whipping Watkins. il is nor
generally believed they were In that
crowd
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
ATLANTA GEORGIAN NEWS FRIDAY DECEMBER 90 1912
U. S. OPENS FIRST PUBLIC
STATION FOR WIRELESS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-The first
government wireless station to be
opened for the regular receipt of COM
mercial messages is that at Key West,
Fla which. by orders Of the navy de-
partment, has begun to handle such
business in accordance with the re-
cent act OF congress, which provided
for such business when there was no
commercial station within 100 miles.
The rates of the government will be
the same as those charged by COM
mercial companies. and all messages
must be prepaid.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
l 900, OOOEGGS THROWN
ON MARKET BY CLUB
WOMEN IN PRICE WAR

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-One million
storage eggs were offered for sale in 80
different stores in Chicago today by
club women. The eggs were sold at "a
cents per dozen. The sale was an ef-
fort OF the Chicago Clean Food club. an
organization of society women. to bring
down the price of eggs.
Retailers assert the plan was fostered
by SPECTATORS. Spectators say the
sale will show up the retailers as rob-
bers. Some retailers have been selling
eggs of the same grade as high as AZ
cents per dozen. The women have ig-
nored the controversy, but have gone
ahead with the sale.
Paul Vaudeville an egg exporter,
handled the purchase Of eggs for the
women.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
GEORGIA LAW STUDENTS
WANT $4,000 BUILDING

ATHENS, GA, Dec. 2O.-The faculty
ana student body Of the law department
or the University of Georgia met yes
terday in a mass meeting to formulate
plans for pushing the passage of bill
IN the next legislature whereby s50, 900
VIII be appropriated for the erection of a
law building to replace the three crowded
rooms that are now accommodating the
LOU students In this department.
1t was shown that the state has APP
propriated but $4,000 toward the depart
ment since its organization In 1853, and
strenuous campaign will be waged by
me students and by Dean Morris and
Professor Thomas +. Green for the build
ing appropriation