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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-11-30

Cashier Reed, of the Hickman
Bank & Trust Co., informs a
Courier man that Christmas saw
ings club checks will be mailed
out between the 10th and 18th
of December. 1t was uphill bus
mess feeding the kitty all tse
year-but the end cometh with
a joyful Christmas.
TIE MAKERS WANTED at
once. 16c a tie-inspect every 2
weeks.C. M. Adams & Sons, Hick-
man, KY. tic.
Less than three weeks till
Christmas. Have You shopped
early7
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-04
PREPARE FOR TRI-COUNTY
TEACHERS INSTITUTE

Miss Anna Garwood, county super
intendent of schools, was in Pueblo
on Tuesday and while there conferred
with Mrs. w. H. Baker, the Pueblo
county superintendent, in relat on to
the seventh district normal teachers
institute to be held in Canon City
from June 18th to June 23rd, inclus We.
Prof. Frank ID. Slutz of Pueblo has
been chosen conductor of the insti-
tute and the instructors and the work
assigned them will he as follows: w.
ID. Blaine of the f-culty of the Centen-
nial high school of Pueblo. geography.
nature study, agriculture and art;
Blake Warner of the South Canon high
school, arithmetic, history and school
law; Chas c. Brown, superintendent
of the Florence public schools, psyche
logy, general science and civics; Miss
Elsie Chambers of Haswell, Colo
rado, the correlation of art and the
text book; Mrs Helen Grumlck of
Denver, primary methods, folklore
games and pl7 Us; Miss Ruth Da-ling
of Canon City, physical training. The
executive committee of the in tt-te
is composed of Miss Anna Garyood,
superintendent of the schools of Fre-
mont county; Mrs. w. H. Baker. su-
perintendent of the schools Of Pueblo
county, and DR.. w. S. Butterbaush of
Westcliffe. superintendent of the
schools of Custer county.
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jim WESTON FINED
$50 FOR GAMBLING

Jim Weston, colored, who was ar
rested by Sheriff w. H. Newoomb at
Chandler last Friday on the charge
of gambling and locked up in the coun-
ty Jail was found guilty before Judge
Eldred in the coJny court this morn
ing on the accusation under which
he was taken into custody and was
fined fifty dollars and c-sts; the trim
mings amounting to fourteen dollars.
In default of ia ment the. defendant
was re-committed to jail. Weston was
for more thln twenty years soldier
in the United States army.
Mrs. Jenny Jones who was Wes-
tons houseleeper was arrested last
Saturday for selling Intoxicating g
liquors, and was made def ndant in
the county court this morning on that
charge. On motion of Deputy District
Attorney E. H. Stinemeyer, however,
the trial of her case was continued
until the first day of the June term
lof court
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-04
CONDITIONS IN SOUTHERN
COLORADO LOOK GOOD

Andrew Shore OF Holland. MichigaS.
who had been here for a couple OF
weeks looking after business inter
ests. left for Denver the frst OF the
week where he viii remain for some
time. During his stay there he wtli
be registered at the Audit orium hotel.
Mr.. Shore made tour OF Oklahoma.
on his way to Colorado and says agri-
cultural conditions are un suaily en-
couraging in that pert Of the country
Mr.. Shore was pleas d with the bright
business outlook in southern Col. raAb.
especially in Canon City and the sur
rounding territory. and expresses the
belief that this rortion OF the state
is about to enter uron n new er
Of growth and prosperity. He Is Of
the opinion that metal mining is to
become an important industry in Ere
mont county in the course OF the next
few years.
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LOCAL men
IN TWIN
SISTERS
STRIKE
COPPER FOUND IN RICH DEPOSIT
IN TWIN SISTERS MINE WHICH
LOCAL MEN PRosPEcTEp.

There is cons dcrable excitement in
cent strike of The Tw Sisters Min
ing and Milling company in which
one of the richest copper ore deposits
ever found in this pa of the state
was uncovered and arrangements are
being made to push the development
of the mine A tunnel 210 foot long
has already been driven and expert
mining men who have examined the
deposit say th2t the valre is there
and easy of acces-.
Mr.. F. P. Levere.t of Texas, a DR.
w. L. Shirley of Arkan as have ju t
returned from { al to, tip to Il e mine
which is near Adelaide ard are moro
than pleased with the excellent pros
poets and the progress that is al eady
made.
Mr. Lever tt says he V i'll have no
trouble in ra's ng the nece say funds
to put the mine on a paying tasis, as
there is always money ready f'r in
vestments when facts d 'gures can
be given to insure lar re returns.
In addition to the ri h COPPER con
siderable silver and a tr- ce of g9l1
and some tungsten has Teen found On
the Twin Sister property.
The company hopes to find rye de
posits of tungsten as the richest strike
of this ore ever found is only one mile
and quarter from their property.
This ore is seventy-two percent tung
stem and is worth s7,200.O0 per ton
A number # Canon City reop'e own
stock in the Twin Sisters and they
are being congratulated on their lucky
strike.
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CLASSMEM HERE
IN ANNUAL TOUR

The members of the senior class of
the Colorado State School Of Mines
at Golden. accompanied ty Prof.
Traphagen AMI other instructors at
the institution. arrived here Friday
night while on their annual tosr Of
visitation among the Industrial estab-
lishments of the state and this morn
ing made an inspection of the plants
OF the Empire Zinc company and
the Arkansas Valley Railway. Light
& Power company. The party is
travelling in a private car.
The base ball game that had been
arranged to be played on the high
school diamond this afternoon ne
tween the School Of Mines team ana
the Y. NJ. C. A. had to be Cancelled on
account of the rain.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-04
GRIFFITH READS "HIAWATAA"
At TOP OF ROYAL GORGE

Mr.. C. E. w. Griffith. reader Of in
ternstionai reputation. read at top of
the Royal Gorge Saturday afternoon
"Hiawatha" and selections from Shake
speare and Dante. for the students
of Mount Saint Scholastica's college.
Mr.. Griffith said. Il have read In
Spain in the Alhambra by moonlight
in Scotland have read Macbeth" en-
the wild and desolate heath. in STRAIT
ford In the school room where Shake
speare studied his grammar. in the
halls Of Windsor Castle. where he
read his plays TO Queen Elizabeth; at
Niagara where the mighty catarac.s
make ominous music for '.Midsum-
mer Nights Dire m" but certain y the
Royal Gorge is the most masni cent
natural setting for rendition OF Dante
and Shakespeare"
This is Mr.. Grifhth's sixth annual
reading for the College. The Senior
class Friday presented him with a
costly mosaic Of Shakespeare.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-04
UTILITIES COMMISSION ISSUE
REPORT.

The report of deci ions of the state
public utilities commission from
December, 1914, to January. 1915, has
just been Issued. The report gives a
list of the rules of rract.ce and pro-
cedure governing the Commission.
general orders issued ty the commits
sion and accident reports made
by the various members and reprints
the public utilities act. A total Of
forty-eieht CAGES are reported, while
thirty-four oa,es are c'ted. Rerorts
on four accidents are made and q n ex-
haustive index to the various Sc tions
of the. act has befn prepared.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-04
MOTHER CT SHER IF
kENCOMB DEAD

Mrs. Jane Newcomb. mother Of Sher-
in w. H. Newcomb Of this city. died
at her home in Rockvale at 1880
O'Clock this morning. She had been
in declining health for several months
and the announcement Of her death
was not greatly surprising to her
friends. Her four sons. w. II. New.
comb. George Newcomb. Elmer New
comb and Albert Newcomb. were
with her when the end came.
Deceased would have teen seventy
seven years of age in June of this
year. She came to Colorado with her
husband in 1881 and settled at VII
iamsburg. A few months later the
family home was transferred 10 Rock
yaIe and has continued there ever
since On December 20. 1915 she slip
ped on an icy walk at her home. fell
and broke her hip, from the effects
OF which she never fully recovered.
The accident alluded to seemed to
affect her heart and her decline was
due in large measure to that trouble.
The funeral will take place in Rock
vale at O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
The remains viii be laid to rest be-
side that OF her husband in Green
wood cemetery here. Mr. Newcomb
Sr.. died in October. 1887 and was
buried in this city.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-04
HoW.s Thisr

We offer One faunGred Dollars
Reward for any case OF Catarrh
that cannot be. cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F.. J. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known +. J.
Cheney for tine last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his frm.
Toledo, @.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price rs cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-04
RHEUMATIC PAIN STOPPED

The drawing of muscles, the sore
ness. stiffness and agonizing pain of
Rheumatism quickly yield to Sloan's
1iniment. 1t stimulates circulation to
the painful part Just apply as di-
rected to the sore spots. In a short
time the pain gives way to tingling
sensation of comfort and warmth.
Here's proof have had wonderful
relief since / used your Liniment on
my knee. To think one application
gave me relief Sorry haven't space
tn tell you the history. Thanking you
for what your remedy has done for
me"-James s, Ferguson. Philada.
Pa. sloan's Liniment kills pain. 25c.
at Druggists.-edv
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CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip. enclose with &c and mail Il to
Foley & Co.. Chicago. H.. writing
your name and address clearly. You
viii receive in return trial package
containing Foiey's Honey and Tar
Compound. for lagripre coughs. colds
and Group; Foley Kidney Pills for
lame back. weak kidneys. rheumatism,
bladder troubles. and Foley. cathartic
Tablets. wholesome and thoroughiy
cleansing cathartic. for constipation.
biliousness. headache and sluggiAh
bowels. Sold everywhere.--adv
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-04
CHILD REMEMBERS POOR >
CHILDREN IN HOSPITAL THO
SHE HERSELF is IN PAIN

The following was taken from the
columns of Tuesday evenings Den.
yer Post and relates to the daughter
of Prof. and Mrs. Henry e. Smith, for
mer residents of South Canon, but
now living in Denver:
1.-The little girl, sick ard suffering
excruciating agony, turned to the doc
tor:
My friends have been so good to
me, sending flowers for Ea aster." she
who aren't as fortunate as l am with
friends. Out in the Children's hospital
there must be some who won't have
flowers, and want them remem' cred.
Il want you to take all except some
lilies and plants that have come from
papa's friends and give them to some
little boy and some little girl at the
hospital. want you to tell them they
are from me, and that |, too, am sick -
Louise Smith, 10-year old daughter
of H. L. Smith, chief deputy state
auditor, was the speaker to DR.. Frank
Gengenbach.
Il will do as you wish, Louise" re.
piled the doctor.
With happy smile the child turn.
ed her face to the wall or a moment
and then she directed the doctor and
her mother ard nurse in gathering u
the flowers for the physician to take
out to the hospital.
Il am sure they will be welcome.
she remarked, with a happy smile.
The flowers were delivered by DIR.
Gengenbach TO boy and girl in the
hospital Sunday mo. ming, and as the
little girl had suggested, they were the
only ones that came to the little ones,
the boy being a poor orphan patient.
Louise is the vi tim of heart trou-
hle and day in and Cay out physicians
withstanding the pain she has never
forgotten there are others also suffer.
ing. 1t was her own idea that two
youngsters in the Chi dren's hospital
De TeLueHDeEeu Will EdSleT one lnS5.
81 am sorry for them" she said. 81
was sure there would he two there
who wouldn't have any Easter flowers
and knew how they would feel with
the others being surrounded by floral
offerings of friends. | just wanted
them to know there was one little
girl who thought of them and wanted
them to be happy Easter morning. !
am glad they got the flowers and
some day l want them to think of
me-"
And out at the Chi -ren's hospital
there is little girl and little boy
who are praying for the recovery of
their thouehtful little friend"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-04
KEEP YOUR SKIN CLEAR AND
HEALTHY.

There is only one way to have a
clear, healthy complexion and that is
to keep the bowels active and regu-
lar Dr., Kings New Life Pills will
make your complexion healthy and
clear. move the bowels gently. stimu-
late the liver cleanse the systrm and
purify the blood. A splendid spring
medicine. 25c. at your Druggist.-ady
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-04
TO wALsENeuRc.

Mrs. Lille Peasants left today for
her home in walsenburg. Mrs. Pl a :
ants has been here some time visit
'ng her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Ball.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-04
LEFT TODAY FoR HOT SPRINGS

LEFT TODAY FOR HOT SPRINGS,
Alderman Grant Dickinson left this
afternoon for Hot Spr.n-s. Arkansas,
where he viii remain until abost the
middle Of May for tie purpose OF TAX
ing the baths at tn famous resort
with the hope OF obtaining cure
from a rheumatic affection with when
he has been troubled fr some time.
He intended making the trip several
weeks ago. but vas prevented froN
getting away as soon as he expected
on account OF tho pressure of busines,
matters here.
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propose to pursue in this matter.
Florence Citizen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-04

Buy Prince Albert every
.Dhere tobacco is sold in
foppy red bags, Sc; tidy red
tins. Zoe; handsone pound
and half pound tin humi-
dors-ond-thaf corkins fine
pound crysfai- glass hn,ni-
dor r0ith sponge-moisfenev
top that keeps the tobacco
in such cieUsr trins-oisOdysi
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-04
PRINCE ALBERT
the national joy smoke

different it is delightful You tas
And that ism strange either.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04

weeks. To what extent these reserves
diminished az - result OF excessive
speculation Is u matter OF conjecture.
but tLoir speedy rehabilitation is al
together probable.
According to reliable data. there was
no slackcning during the past month
of tn" vountrys general activities.
many new commercial and indust rial
RECORDS bciuS made.
Temporary recession" in the stock
market wcrc preceded by declines in
the more important staples and com
inoditics, especially cotton and grain.
ThcS" rcvcrsals were viewed with COM
ptac"ncy in responsible financial quar-
ters. Widespread increase of wages
was accepted as n natural concomitHnt
OF the advance in prices If virtually all
ncccSatrics.
Prices of stocks. while somewhat tr-
feSuiar. were we'll sastuincd. With
Spectacular advances in such isolated
eases rs ohio Gas, Montana Power ana
several other utilities. As yet thcro
are no signs OF ycar-end Investment
inquiry such AZ accrue from the re-
lease of large sums in interest and
dividend payments.
WaD Streets Indifference TO peace
rh'h"rs Was seen IN the almost con-
thu"us depreciation of exchange on
Germany ana Austria. Further heavy
imports of gold from the countries Of
III" entente allies pointed TO tho press
ihE requirements OF tho entente powers.
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PROLONGED REACTION
FROM COTTON,S ADVANCE
li3v Associn,.d Prcs.l =

t3N Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS, December 3-pro-
,"ngci reaction from the advance fca-
tured III the cotton market last week
Aftcr standing Ut the highest levels
ever recorded in futures. the market
Was given over to rcactionury move
mont which increased rs the week
progressed. From the highest to tina
lowest there was IAN OF 68 10 lo3
points. AZ the hiEhea, levels prices
were is to - points over the previou.
weeks close at the lowest they were
- I" - points under The close va.
ar " not loss Of "a to 30 points
spots did No; follow tho decline in
thc rontrnct market. but closed at 1851
for middiins. the lowest of the week
and net loss. compared TO tn.
previous weeks close of only point.
This week tho market will be largely
absorbed in the Census bureau rcpor,
ON ginning to tho end Of November
which IS due at o'clock Friday morn
ing. and the annual crop estimate from
the department of Agriculture due on
the following Monday. The trade ex-
poets the ginning rcpor. 10 show about
100000 bales ginncd this last period.
while tho estimate NJ the Yield IS not
expected to como far from 1000. 900
bales.
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STATEMENT is SIGNIFICANT
Cardinal Gibbons Secs Hope for Pence
I'm Remarks OF Gernuun
Chnnrclfor.

BALTIMORE. MD. December q
N"nturinG the opinion tina; the rcccp,
statement OF Won Iic,rmam iIullwcl
German Imperial Chan,, ,lor. WAS most
Significant. Cardinal Gibbons. In an
interview to-day. declared that. while
tue apparent efforts of tho German ina :
t'on ~ work toward tn" lines Of peace
wcr" most commemorative. nothing could
DC done until the other bclligcrcnts
hau adopted the same attitude. THIS.
he said. hr hoped would bc soon. and
lie made special inquiries az his; in
trrricwer as to whether anything o.
such nature had cmanat.d from the
capitals of the allies
1T takes two to make ~ bargain
said the cardinal. and II is my mos,
fcrvcni trust that peace will be agree
mbl" 10 NIL OF the backgrounds, for this
w!ll be tn" only kind cf peace whicl,
viii have any lasting effects
The statement of tho German I'm
pcrial Chancellor sounds ! hope. tho
kcynctc Of peace which shall he an
honor Ia the various nations n; war
Each OF the warning countries would
rather be ut peace than at war. but
being AZ war is unwilling to make
ponce on forms which would carry
with l. Illuminating conditions.
we arc praying constantly for
peace. and We trust that the t,r:c is
not. Gar distant when representatives
Of The nations now at WAY will meat
ava Will draw up AN n,ninbir agree
m.ut This is the thing for which we
are oNcrinH daily prayers. and i; is
the one thing which can prevent tho
wa from continuing fci an indefinite
period None Of the nations arc will
inc, however. either u ask for or
tcnlpnd ncacr. and hope ;hat the
President u,ay he selected as tho per-
son 10 breach the subject Oh q peace
which will he acceptable 10 MI the
NelliEcrCut nations.
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HENitN CLAIMS RTItt:t
hi.tEtTS FOR HDIuAN,&NS

,,,-, i5y Associated Press
'Eftt.lN. ipcCcmbC; CN-in S:NNillc)
The War Office announcement, OF to.
dit? SAID ulat the Acknowledgement
forces which we're advanciug on Buk-
harcst had crossed the River .Aryechu.
along which the koumnuians made y
stand. y Ii"umauian force. which at :
tempted Ia advance southwcs; OF Huk-
ha~'st. was outdnnl;cd and thrown
hack with heavy losses, Thu Roumau-
ia,3 and Russians. who inuu. uratod an
offensive las; week over a long sec
ton e the front along tue borders %
Bukowina ana Northern Roumania.
the statement said, have met with fur
ihcf defeats.
Tho announcement; follows:
Front OF ArchdIIke Joseph: Ycstcr-
da% was the firth day OF the Russo
Eoumanian offensive in III" car
pa -hiams Tho attacks w-r" directed
mainly against tho German lines in
III. Caruathian forests. ON the C;utin
tomnatoi<, on the smotrec and, with
csuecial violence. west OF Rabhdov:,
aua frequently on tho Crcieala heights.
tho 1Iussians stormcd, always without
result our fire made largo gaps In
the masses of attackers Advancing
on the rctrcntinr enemy . German
ch;fSscur detachment near Babludova
brought back four officers and more
hon soc of The "ank ana file. Also
cast Of kiriiHaba ana OF b";h sides
Of &c Trous and oi,uz Valleys strong
attacks failed several hundred rr,s-
oncrs were taken there
"r'rou, 90 l'iold Marshal Won Mac
ltcuscu: ti.'ic .m.ttls on the Argechu
contiuut%. Having taken thus far the
course intended h> our command. From!
"a Apulurc and Pitcchii, German and
Auatro- hungarian troops gained some
ground fighting. In the Arrrchu VAL
L., last might two hattalions Of West
rrusSIan infantry. Rcnimcnt Twenty
one, with artillery. undcr command OF
rho wounded Major won Eichcstcr OF
l'icid Artillery Regiment Fifty-tour.
advanced as far a. Gaccht! forty-fve
miles northwest of EuliharcsO and
car turcd six howitEcrs from the enemy.
Tn Arecchu VAS crossed further down.
AN advancing Eoumanian detach-
mc1t which had pushed ahead south
wo,t of I}uh harcsi. across the irceclu
aud Nias!oy, was outnarkcd and thrown
hack with h.avy losses toward the
northeast. across the N!asiov sector
'rn tn" cNtrono right wins on the
Danube. Hw siam attack on December
! were r"pulseh with hcuvN losses TIC
sitna,iou Their" Was unchanged yestcr-
dav
"The nooty of the N,n,n ana Danube
armies from yesterdays cucaEcmcn,s
amounts 10 $50 prisoners sixtce!,
cannon several automobile. and very
many other vohfclc-.
"pri III, west wing OF ,hr I,ohrud -
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POLITICAL CRISIS
IN ENGLAND ACUTE
(Continucd from L'i,st paccl

t'"hlinneu from First PaCc.>
mister and First Lord of tho Urea.
vry.
SIR Edward Grey. r:ihcrnl. Secretary
Of stat, for Foreign Affairs.
Arthur J. Ea,four. tnion,s,. FRS;
Ia rd Of the Admiralty.
Lord Kitch. ncr. Secretary Of STATE
f"r VAR.
Reginald r. McIIcnna, Liberal. Chan
e" l"r OF the ENchcuucr.
David lloyd George. Liberal, Minis
60 OF Munitions.
Sill John A. Simon. Liberal Secretary.
OF state for Home Affairs.
.:!r Edward Carson. Uniunist. Attor-
nov-Gcneral
With the drowning OF Lord Kitchen or
n. vid Lloyd George became Secretary
Of State for War, and Wa. succeeded
AS Minister of Munitions by Edwin
81 mucl MontaEu. There were other
Or lngcs in the minor u.iucs of the
Cabinet due TO tho Irish crisis and the
&c 'ignation of the Earl ot S.ihoruc
fr1m the presidency OF the Board If
Agriculture.
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TO "ROUND UP" WILSON
tntili1uor Workers VIA TT! TO Conn
nit President to National
Prohibition.
ms .As.oc!ated Prc...

w WASHINGTON. December s. - An
othnr effort will he made during the
Cry roundup" which begin" here on
~ " Thursday, TO commit President
wilson to national prohibition. 1t was
it rncd tonight thai the antiliuuor
rkrrs are planning TO go 20 the
NAi;c House some 400 strong on Sat
VI lay. Tho roundup will be under the
=; spices Of the National Temperance
Council Plans will be discussed for
supporting the three leading prohib hi
,i'n amendments. prohibition for the
- strict of Columbia and bill 10 ex-
=! 'dc liquor advertising from the
mails