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An exchange on human rights
- Thu, 01/20/2011 - 11:00
THE MOST significant statements at the joint news conference of President Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintaoâ on Wednesday came in response to questions about human rights.
U.S. must not overlook China's rights abuses
- Thu, 01/20/2011 - 11:00
As Chinese President Hu Jintao visits Washington, the policy of the Obama administration is clear -- at least rhetorically. But will this approach deliver real results on improving human rights in China?
Hu Jintao's Press Conference: A Controlling Leader Meets An Open Press
- Wed, 01/19/2011 - 11:00
More than a year ago, President Obama traveled to Beijing, where he appeared for a press conference before hundreds of reporters with Chinese President Hu Jintao.
Changing Our Dysfunctional Relationship With China
- Wed, 01/19/2011 - 11:00
With Chinese President Hu Jintao's state visit, it is a good time to reflect on how the dysfunctional U.S.-China relationship has developed, and to consider why it may be time for a trial separation.
Of U.S.-China Summits, Past and Present
- Mon, 01/17/2011 - 11:00
One way to judge the prospects of President Hu Jintao's state visit to the United States this week is to place it in the context of previous China-U.S. summit meetings.
China Policy Ossified, Wishful, Ruinous
- Mon, 01/17/2011 - 11:00
The White House plans a state dinner for Hu Jintao next week. Yet, it is high time to re-think U.S.-China policy that has become out of step and injurious.
What if China stumbles?
- Mon, 01/17/2011 - 11:00
Unlike Las Vegas, what happens in China, does not stay in China. President Obama and China's President, Hu Jinato will certainly touch on this reality when they meet at the White House.
Beijing's Broken Promises on Human Rights
- Mon, 01/10/2011 - 11:00
The National Human Rights Action Plan wraps up after two years, but confessions extracted by torture are still accepted in Chinese courts.
The Constructive Cambodian
- Wed, 01/05/2011 - 11:00
At any given time at the Phnom Penh International Airport or the Kingdom's borders with Thailand and Vietnam, young Cambodians can be found streaming out of the Kingdom to find work abroad.
2010 - The Uyghur Human Rights Year in Review
- Wed, 01/05/2011 - 11:00
Looking back over 2010, many of the incidents in the Uyghur human rights year stemmed from the summer of 2009.


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Missouri won seven of its first eight games peaking at #19 in the AP Poll before dropping three of their last four to finish 8-4 overall , 4-4 in Big 12 play. The double headed monster of turnovers and penalties devastated the Tigers in their losses as Oklahoma and Nebraska scored 40 points off of MU turnovers while a holding penalty nullified a a game winning touchdown at Iowa State. MU committed zero turnovers only twice all year long and finished tied for second in the Big 12 North with Kansas State.
This is the 10th time in school history that Missouri has won eight or more games in one season. This is MU's 24th bowl game and its third in the last four seasons under coach Gary Pinkel MU holds a 10-13 record in postseason play.
It will be fun, and probably a little frustrating, to watch if you are a Beaver fan as the Tiger offense operates quickly often without a huddle in hopes of keeping defenses on their heels. They use two tight ends in their basic set and will extend it to four wideouts if they need to play catch up. The quarterback primarily lines up in the shotgun formation oftentimes with an empty backfield.
The offense is built to throw the ball both vertically and horizontally with the option attack thrown in. Getting rid of the ball quickly is also part of the equation although the Tigers love to stretch the field. Fifty four percent of the time MU picked up a first down through the air. The Tigers have a respectable 49-percent conversion rate on third down.
Eighty four percent of the time Mizzou enters the redzone they come away with points. Fifty seven percent of the time it's a touchdown. The only weakness with the offense is taking care of the ball. Of the 19 fumbles on the year, 13 were lost.
One of the better quarterbacks in the Big 12 is Chase Daniel (pictured left) who earned second team all-conference honors as a sophomore. Daniel passed for 3,197 yards becoming the first player in school history to pass the 3,000 passing mark in one season. He is very efficient with the ball completing 64-percent of his passes for 26 touchdowns and 10 interceptions, almost a 3 to 1 ratio.
Daniel primarily lines up in the shot gun formation where he has been deadly with his feet and arm. Statistically he has gained 393 yards and four touchdowns on the ground, but the extra time he buys in the pocket and the sacks he avoids is something that doesn't show up in the box score. With 3,592 total yards on the year he needs just 14 yards to break the school's single season offense record. He averages 299.2 yards per game, good for fifth in the nation, and is coming off the best performance of his career where he threw for a career high 356 yards and four touchdowns against Kansas to end the regular season.
The 6-foot, 225-pound player is durable, smart and doesn't mind contact. OSU has played against some great quarterbacks this year, but Daniel is one of the best all-around gun slingers in the nation.
Behind Daniel is senior Brandon Coleman who has played in eight games completing 1 of 6 passes for 13 yards and one interception. Bottom line, the Tigers don't want to be forced to play Coleman.
Beaver Perspective:
Daniel's great arm and legs make him a dual threat. His feet buy the offense more time making the defense work harder and longer. Plus with the quick play calling OSU has no time for rest. But the Beavers have defended mobile quarterbacks well this year. They kept Isaiah Stanback, Jared Zabransky and Brady Leaf, for the most part, in check.
Look for linebacker Derrick Doggett to shadow Daniel and punish him anytime he decides to run. If Daniel does not run the defense must not let Daniel sit in the pocket or he will tear the secondary apart.
The big boys up front are a large part of the Tigers' offensive success. Missouri finished the regular season ranked 12th in total offense (414.33), 11th in passing offense (269.29) and 18th in the NCAA in fewest quarterback sacks allowed per game (1.33). This year a defensive player has yet to grab multiple sacks against the Tigers as they have given up a measly 16 total sacks in 2006.
The standout on the offensive line is big right tackle Joel Clinger (pictured right, 6-6, 315) who earned first team All-Big-12 honors. He is the highest graded lineman on the team grading out at 90-percent or higher every this year. He will be making his 25th consecutive start in the Sun Bowl. Lining up next to Clinger is 6-foot-3, 320-pound right guard Mike Cook who started eight of 12 games. He is an emotional player who has served as one of the team's captains the last two seasons.
The name looks a little familiar at center where junior Adam Spieker (6-3, 305) will be making his 37th consecutive start against Oregon State. Spieker was on the pre-season Rimington Award Watch List. The tallest player on the starting line sits at left tackle as Tyler Luellen (6-7, 295) will be making his 26th consecutive start. First year starter Ryan Madison (6-5, 300) rounds out the line at left guard where he took over the starting spot three games into the season.
Junior Monte Wyrick (6-5, 325) is the first off of the bench and has started in seven games, two at left guard and five at right guard.
Beaver Perspective:
The defense faces another stern test against a fantastic offensive line. No one on the defensive line can take Clinger one on one so they must find another way to get pressure on Daniel.
The Beavers rank second in the NCAA in sacks per game (3.46) but will have a difficult time reaching their average. A healthy rotation up front to keep the players fresh and a blitzing linebacker or two to keep MU on their toes is what OSU will try. Basically, what OSU has been doing the past eight games.
Tomorrow - Tight ends and running backs


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The Hickman courier: n. Friday, June 24, 1904.
The Hickman courier: n. Friday, June 24, 1904. The Hickman courier. 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Warren & Martin, Hickman, KY 1904 hic1904062401 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. The Hickman courier: n. Friday, June 24, 1904. The Hickman courier. Warren & Martin, Hickman, KY 1904 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. i II 4 rSi x T i 1I x tIIIj 1 JJi Jtt A t o t t tIt- p r I 17 6 THE H1CKM tJJO1R1BR f t 1 J 4 16 A iiJ A nt I OLDEST NEWSPAPER IN TERN K N TUCKY f rI j A 1ft I 4 ESTABLISHED 1859 HICKMAN FULTON COUNTY ttNE 24 1904t f V L R AcXIXJjNOt2f Murder alOMlnoliII j James Edwards aged 40 living at OaktpnKy eight miles north of Cuyce was shot and lustautly killed by a man named White last Saturday evening at 6 oclock Four shots were tired iu allj each one taking effect The remains of Edwards were taken to Mayfield and buried in the Robbins Cemetery Suu day He was formerly resident of thejyear M Ballew near Alexander Beside a widows the deceased leaves four children to mourn his untimely death It seems that the trouble arose over the driving of some stock by White through Edwards yard and that White had been warned not to do so again The men met Saturday oveuiug and Edwards accused White of again tres passing oilJus property which accusation was denied by White This led to further accusations sad denials finally the lie was passed aud White deliber ately shot Ed wards through the heart killing him instantly After Edwards fell White deliberatly shot three more bullets into his prostrate form The killing has created much excitement iu the vicinity of Oakton where Ed wards was well known aud much indig Button is felt towards White whq it is claimed was to blame for the whole affair He was immediately arrested and placed in jail at Clinton White is practically a stranger in the neighborhood he having lately arrived from Breathitt county and nothing much is known concerning him White has ret fined Bullock and Smith of Ohutbu to defend him He claims that he acted iu self defense Edwards le says was advancing upon him with his hand in his pocket when he shot Speaking of tho affair the Clinton fJazette says Pending the development of the facts in the case we shall refrain from an expression of opinion We are sorry to have the fair name of our county blotted by this crime Vrhich certainly might have been avoided 1f men were not so ungovernable iu their passions and so indifferent to the shedding ol human blood The juries of the land are iu some measure responsible for this The records of our courts show h tt iMl or y+ roeNietad fM Wi erime of murder It has benofteu said and truly that it is easier to escape pnnishment for killing a man than for stealing a horse Life should be held more sacred and the man who kills upon small or no provocation should be held accountable and punished not made a hero of AH Honored Guest Hickman was honored on Monday of this week by a visit from Han Charles Gibbs formerly of Tennessee but now a resident on the Puckett place seven miles southwest on the Dyersburg road Mr Gibbs is living a retired life happy and contented hale and hearty at the ripe old age of 77 years In the present day and generation the name of Charlos Gibbs is not much known but there was a time in Tennessee when that name was one the people loved to conjure with j when it brought power and honor to its friends and ignominy and defeat to its enemies In the late six ties and early seventies the owner of that name was one of the most prom nent figures in the political history of the state He was known throughout its length and breadth as a man of most wonderful resources with an intimate I knowledge of all the great men of his day the polish ofa thorough gentleman containing the blood of the old t L southern aristocracy having a forceful I character a striking personality a thor ough knowledge of the leading questions of that time and oratorical prowess equalled by few of the public meu tbeuI before the people He was twice elected secretary of state of Tennessee and would in all probability have been itsI governor had he not decided to retire from active political work at the expiration of his second term as secretary of state in 1881 Mr Gibbs has always been a great lover of thoroughbred horses and to this day enjoys nothing better than the sight of a line blooded animal and its worklhhas seen all the great world beaters from a time forty years ago to the present and while he has never owned a large stable himself Is well and favorably known to the owners of fine horses everywhere Considering his age Mr Gibbs is perhaps the best posted nan on everything in general In the county In his later years ho has be cone a veritable bookworm aui he reads everything he can get his hands on He bids fair to live many years yet aad to entertain the younger gener ation with talts of his experiences and to deal out advice to his younger friends that will prove invaluable to them tot o i f I J Ii f t JL l 4 f oft iij 1 Just a VOr TV i J f It 4I 4i r i About Stap Books iJJ r 1 It may seem a very little thing MIS stump business at first thought J But when you come into the storejljnd make your purchases and not t have to pay for them it isnt such IitLle thing afteralli is it And j thats just what you can do AIm iivery day someone comes in makes a purchase and pays for it thou stamp book This week parr ties have bought as much as 500 that a time and it hasnt costi them a cent Stamp books fill nplouch Wjp faster than one would think iitty BK You get them in every departmen one with a 10 cent purchase and llrft r before3 ou know it Jour hoole is f 4t 4 t t And we dont compel you to esomething asa premium for t which you have no use If you Art Goods you can get them t I f or if you want staple necessities y4ucl1n get anything you wish Remember too that our pru re just as low as anywhere else ttand when that is the case isnt it fplDiestly to your interest to make t your purchases with us for the stifflKrepreseut a clear gain of tlfat c amount Then we dont give stxu1i7mglytjoVe wantson wog i W Lf kooi tiive tii mjr We oi t vat1fri n o hemlt yr 1Y l Jt 1ff1 I D when your purchase is made t We carry almost everything ab solicit your business and prom ise you complele satisfaction in every respect r1 J l Aid Dont Forget The stamps f j tf ii THE r 1 ELLISON MERCANTILEl COMPA Inokt v Hiokxnan KentuokS thou battle against tho vicissitudes ot a cruel world lIe does not come to town often but when he does he always receives a welcome that touches the chivalric nature of the old man nnd carries him back to the scenes of his younger days He is one of the old guard of Southern gentlemen who ceased the name of the South to spread to the varied points of the compass unconfined by distance undImmed by wear May he live long and visit us often Want the IrlnmrjrThls Fall t Members of the Fulton county can tral committee this week addressed a letter to County Chairman Alexander asking him to call a meeting of the committee for Hickman at an early date to decide the date and manner of selecting the partys candidates for the county offices to be tilled at the election to be held iu 1905 It is not known what Mr Alexanders desires are in the matter but the committee members and all the candidates seem in tavor of cabling a primary to be held here this f ill Should it so happen that this pro gram does not meet with the approval of the chairman it is the intention of Ute committee to call a meeting and- Y t i i act regardless of him It is not known I that Mr Alexander has ever expressed ia preference and it may be that ho is i in hearty accord with the committee which if true will greatly simplify the work and make the nominations an easy mutter er Methodist Churcu Notice I Preachintr every Sunday at 11 a in and 8 p m Subject next Sunday The church militant nUll die church triumphant All memoors and friends and strangers and shiners in vited to coma and receive a hearty wel come WOIILUS FAIR EXCURSIONS EVERV TUESDAY AND TSUnSDAY IN JUNE VIA MOBILE Otiau RAILROAD Every Tuesday and Thursday in June the Mobile S Ohio Railroad will sell excursion tickets to St Iouis at rates l ls than half Return limits liberal prticulars FOR SALE 120 acres of land on 3Sfo 6 and two and one half miles from HJckiuan 50 acres cleared Price 1600 one half cash balance to suet Also 210 acres Sue timber hpldon James Bay u ADDRESS H M BKOWX Charleston Mo f X lllckmiuntes Elsewhere I j Mr C Dee Samburg and Miss Golda Lee lininsford were united in marriage I last Wednesday morning at 19 oclock at Huntingdon Miss Kate sister of the bride being present at the marriage Miss Golda was 010 of the Sonthsiiles fairest belles and we congratulate Mr Samburgon being so fortunate as to win the heart and hand of Miss Golda They have rooms at the home of Mrs Coates but will in the near future move to Jackson We join their many friends in wishing then much happi ness over liftj s rugged road Mr Erwin Scates who has been spending several inoaths with his grandmother at Hickman was at home this and last week a portion of the time engaged in the poatofflce as substi tute for Mr P S White who has beetf very sick Union City Commercial The citizens of Hiokman are oDthe warpath they are after tho boodlers in great shape Murray Ledger We commend tbemoral backbone of the good citizens of Hickman When they founded socalled wholesale beer house set up in their midst after the people bad said by vote that they would ilot have such a thing They politely I i 51 iii l notified thi3agent that it would j band Wealthy for him to move his goods A i lie moved them We have some oi that t grit here too Fulton Commercial j There is one thing hard to and ermapI stead about the beer war down at HickI ulna The brewery people claim to b0theI j in their legal rights in their attempts to sell it there while the Hickman pa pare say that the whole town is oppos to them and indeed such seems to bo jthe fact Now whit puzzles those not on the ground is who in the thunde- buying the stuff and why do the bre ers want to operate a store in a to t1is where there are absolutely no casto i- neraPaducah Register TWENtY FIVE CENTS Will give you a rest Will stop your rain and itching Paracamph absolute ly cures piles whether bleeding or itch ing Guaranteed by Helm Ellison 28 Photos 25c Fear Different PenHIess Galley at Union City again open f business at same old stand over W l lays grocery store Am now ma the larger sizes and high grades work at reasonable prices R pct I l lJDIr A t TURNEr v l y Wke lsthe ttkeri-c The followiag poem was jcut from V i paper a good many years ago Jl footnote aceomPenyiagit said it wusent V by a yoang lady to hfer Coafaderate lover who was mortally Womud d im one j of the seven aYSbitt1 arqui f Rich mond Va On his death bed be gave it td his surgeon who Mad it published Who is the author In the brave old days when the steel clad youth S ofwarHeF a oj truth a In his jourueyinea near and far In the battles brunt with his lance in rest His thought was a prayer for her 1 Who had twined her glo vein hU belbmet crest j 4 And buckled his knightly spur 2 weeaTheThe helmet has lost its lversheen Y And the corselet is red with rant But srstilltoAnd t Bright eyes shall beam for the victori H v return Or their tears be the dew ef bia grave vj tt Though she bind sot thespur onr his manly heel1 r Nor twine iu his helmet bergglove PtYet her heart is as true w leis owa itrue steel 1 V r And she sends to the TOldierherlOTr v And Oh that love ia a talisman x bright t f v A warrior ahoarf to inspjre V To nerve his strong aravih heshockt r of the fight r 0 And to brighten his bivouac fire 1 y 3 etci i + A SUBSCRIBER i3 i0111 Caiteea t5C i f ol A It has hung by my side in the long t= tdreary tramp r7Been my friend in bivouac barraokaal i = Icamp f It hiur slaked my thirst duringbattl weadeep roar 11 And though its service has ended Itr love it the more iGeorgeMonday brought to the Courier office a r canteen which he dug from the river i bank near Bayou de Ohien It was pact of a Union soldiers equipment and Ii believed to have been Iostbyouof they 1 troops camped in that locality m 1861 J 4 At that time tgepj lace wFerl 1 wow lfound was a long way from the river but the channel has gradually moved Keutuckyward the banks continually caving in until the spot where the Yan kees camped is now partly covered with water The canteen was some four feet under ground and is covered in spots with amalgamated gravel There were no straps or signs of any they having evidently rotted off long ago While somewhat rotten the material of which it is made shows but mall sign of the effect of its forty years interment It has been placed in the Couriers curio window For County Clerk In the announcement column it will be found that James R Milner is a caudidute for the office of county clerk Mr Miner is one of the best known young men in the county is at present its master commissioner under an ap pointment tram the circuit court and is in every way qualified for the office he seeks He is an expert accountant and is at present bookkeeper for the large tobacco firm of Fields Lewis Cc of Fulton He has handled thus past season nearly six million pound of tobacco for the Italian government and patina error of one penny was made in the entire transaction He U supported by some of the best people iin the county aud has many qualiflca tinny that recommend his candidacy to the consideration of the voters Aside from these he is a jovial jolly gentle with a faculty for making friends and ho promises to be a large figure ia race ed81UU Reward 100 The reader of this paper will bepleaa onor1wi Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure u the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires a coo stitntional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting direct ly upon the blood and mucons surface of the system thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and Riving the patient strength by building up the doingso much faith toits curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollar t f SeeddforrAddressF J CHENEY it Co Toledo Ohio 7xkooottlpafV Alt Hickmai on the Foaitp ir v i 1 iOkJ4i I t- D f t- y s i J1 S 4 trz c A t f 4 t r 7HL HICKMAN COURIERl MRS GEO WARREN vs MAGGIE ELLISON 5 5r p r GEO W WILSON Lessee and Editor PUBLISHED VERY FRIDAY tXOUSCEXEXTSi ton COUNTY CLERK We are authorized to announce the candidacy of Jamey K Milner tor the office of clerk of Fulton county subje to the action of the Democratic primary We are authorized to announce the candidacy of S D Lnten for the cilice of clerk ot Fulton county subject to the action of the Democratic primary We are authorized to announce the candidacy of S T Roper for the ofllce of county clerk of Fulton county sub ject to the action of the Democrat- primary FOR SHERIFF We are authorized to announce the candidacyof James T Seat for the office of sheriff of Fulton county sub ject to the action of the Democratic primary FOR COUNTY JAILOR We are authorized to announce the candidacy ot Jo A Noonou for the of fice of jailor of Fulton County subject tothe democratic primiuaryS THE WEST IIICKXAX LEVEE A considerable impetus was given to the West Hickman la1 vee proposition last week by the visit of Mr Henry Bond of the RichmondBond Oilcompany and his assertion that what the town stood mostly in need of was a levee protecting the pro perty interests of that portionI of the town This question has frequently been laid before the people but for some unknown reason it has always been side tracked in the interest of some other scheme and has been allow ed to lapse from time to time It is pretty general concedeI however that the time has come when some definite action mustt be takenwhen the levee must be built in fact When the matter of raising their tracks was laid before the railroad company last fall it mett with some Unexpected opposi frog amTfor the time was tabledjI in the general officers of the company but it is now believed th- J t ate if the citizens will take hold of matter with the determination to push it to a successful conclusion the railroad company will meet them half way and do their partt towardaccomplishing a muchi needed improvement AsforjMr Mengel it is understood that he holds the same relative position now that he held last fall when he declared that he would willingly bear his share of the burden iin order that his plant as well all1 i other property intertests in the overflow districts should receive proper protection 1 Concerted action is what iis most needed in this matter and i if the property owners in West Hickman will take hold of it showing a determined spirit the s thing can yet be accomplished The railroad company needs to r be convinced that a levee is as 1 1muchto their benefitas to any tJ other individual and thathi ac- cordancef with their holdings andsil the value of property jeopardiz f htheirF safeFart f fMtakeI sliould be more than willing his proportion of the ex i pence and no one allowed to es cape The manufactures have declared themselves ready to getll- rr beljiid the scheme and push it- in i t along most of the individuals signifiedtheirr Ily aid in proportion to the amount seemtof their s that the railroad company is the oniy stumbling block in the way of f of beginning the work at once If it k i worit r 1 ae to others it iV not believed tlile way of its accomplishment but cy would be as eager for it as its to mofcr ardent advocate The amount which it is asked to do tor i the levee is small 1s iridto the YMt benefits j Witt jjl tr 2 o ifil fV3 3Yrt tBI IiIIf Iwlnoh svould bo VbOdlved horn illt nnd is not nearly so much ns hasI sorssme others vjio are interested The question has been agitated for some time but agitation amounts to nothing unless it results in action and to obtain favorable action the proposition must ho boosted along by those interested and every oportunity talancelltrilctto thought on the subject One thing is certain the West Hick man levee will never be but until the people take hold of iitfc Once the thing is started the will be a grand rush to get into the band wagon and it fre luteisd rush of the crowd the orginal promoters are crowded to one side by the new converts who are anxious to get into the forefront of the procession All that is needed then is for some one to start the ball rolling So wholl1 start 4er In another column will found the announcement of 1 T eat as a candidate fqr the office of sheriff of Fulton county 1 o the great majorityof our citizens he needs no introduction He is a native of the neighborhood I near Alexander where ho was a farmer until his appointment s a deputy sheriff some three years ago His life since that time has been an open book to all1 As a public officer his superior has never held office in this county As a private citizen and the father of a family his reputation is unsullied by even a suspicion of wrong For his ability as an officer one needs but to refer to the long list of arrests mad e by lhim without show j without continent There is one thing about Jim as an officer that stands out preeminently among his many other qualifications t which can best be expressed iin the vernacular of the street He delivers the goods His candidacy is entitled to the serious and tite Kiw abiding pebpleof then flit sind should they elect him th I will find in the sheriffs office a man who knows not fear who wears no mans collar is tied t in no political rings or clique has no ax to grind and willal ways be found at the post of du ty thoroughly competent andI ready to perform any of the many duties of his office The people of Fulton soe much exercised over the ultimate outcome of the action of our citizens in putting the wholesale beer house out of business he recently This feeling of appre hension is attributable no to the wish that Hickman would in some manner become sled in the meshes of the law that she might suffer a fine or other punishment for what Ful tonites are pleased to call liesmisdeeds and shows to what e tent the animosity of our sister town may be carried There ca 1 be but one interpretation put u this feeling and that is that the town of Fulton 1 las so given over to bitterness and un jealousy that she wool rejoice to see our people con j demned whether the cause be j just or not Swelled with titsimportance of an inferior clothe- iu j a little brief authority she readily willingly and joyfully Condemns Hickman for perform an act of which she u10r than all other towns stand most in need A little Hickman hood infused intoi the veins of Fultons citizens would have a salutary effect upon the morals the town would cause the beam to be cast from out thei j own eyes and materially lessen j the expenses of their police court 1 s- He it said to her credit however I that either through fear or poliJ her newspapers have dIso take tuna position on the quo 0 lion The better element of the j town which seems to be greatly heartIjest 1 ii y4 x h ti onoyheard to remark that it tvoltldale a blessing if they could borrowi little of the Hickman spirit fur the purpose of cleaning up tuffr town Upon this question Full ton has exhibited extremely bali tastemores thepitandJfslo- nerl as she holds to her preseff train of thought no hope can e entertained for a beigerutenbnf her condition Her good peopl needand have the sympathy our people here TitIt is rumored that the Cooke Brewing Company has selected a number of citizens who will lie sued for damages for putting laic agent out of business here Uri less Mr Cook iis fond of trouble our advice to him is to accept the verdict of this community andgo his way rejoicing His business is not recognied as a legalone by our people and it willre ceive the same treatment as other founts of vice However if he is desirous of butting his- e head against a stone wall turn him loose He will not have Ilichnltinwisermuch poorer in pocket I Fulton countys wheat crop tins 0 l year is the banner one for mAq years and the farmer who had n a good acreage is it Not only this but the outlook for both corn and cotton is considered exceinl lent and the prospects for area son of unprecedented prosperity 1 i were never brighter Addedo esjforl 5 dent this fall are all that can bej desired would seem to indicated that our cup of happiness is fulllj to the brim And this too m spite of the fact that TeddytJe t Terrible is president anti that tOthis 4DrLouisville has been accorded k the hIghest honor that can4 bestowed by his fellows 1 atAtlanfyved president of the AmeNt Medical Association Hen w educated at Center dilIedent of Louisville for J ar1aSeveral times has Kentucky henIfthus honoredmore times irI m l I fact than any other state Tile only surviving Kentucky expres ident of this association in Drf alsonlot nlLouisville f Ilhel oitnltlofile is this week It is a neat four andtcontained good supplyt o It afItj news of Martin and its neighbor 1hood l ertsoMoore eldest son of Rev T F Moore formerly pastor of htBaptistto tere prise of the town and the intre 1Yeni wish the News unlimited essPhMapseudp J tigerslhere illdMaJfiell and ntio of these days Ytheytola Hickman style and end their MayfielddMecca ofall bootleggors the center from which is rtdlat ed all the evil influences of many goodepeople have the sympathy of time good people in other communities The various candidates for the SIdifferentso far as can be learned in their dlirtood II thatp I county chairman is willing to fisj the call at the request of t11It r Or J committee and that all that ik ains is for the committee to its wishes laloritysfajor orholdingWhyjiotl Jer and Las Sitturda y t i f9rIIfu t j 4 i x v + f a l WEARING APPAREL FOR HOTDAYfl showing this variety of latest novelties in Mens Apparel for summer wear Call on us No trouble to show goods SUITS AND TROUSERS I To OrderA Specialty i A line of white and hats for use on thecaps4thAn assortment of neckwear just received I i H C AMBERQ OUTFITTER TO HIS MAJESTY THE AMERICAN CITIZEN i J Appeals decided the ease of Au Agent Lucas vs the banks uf the state in favor of the hanks thus hoes glimmering Mr Lucas ambition to collect some millions of what ho claimed to be back taxes sue the state It is thought that the decision will meet with popular approval The appointment Postmaster Fisher of Paducah to a position l the Worlds Fair commission a gratuitous insult to the dem ocrats of the First ilistrict Fishers treachery to his party may been worth the price to Governor Beckham hut that in no wise exonerates him in his slight of members of his own par He may think it profitible turn down good democrats in order that traitorous republicans may receive the benefit of his patronage but we opine that it will prove disastrous both to and to Fisher The National Republican convention was heM in Chicago V ednesdny We are not given propounding conundrums but we will ask our readers to guess who was the conventions nominee for the presidency READ THIS One small bottle of tho Texas Wonder Hulls Groat Discovery carts all kidney and bladder troublrs removes gravel cures diabetes seminal cuiis ious weakand lame backs rheuma and all irregularities ot the kid neya and bladder in both men and women i regulates bladder troubles in the nWren If not sold by your druggist ill be sent by malt on receipt of 1 Due small bottle is two mouths treat milit and seldom fails to perfect a cure E W Hull sole inannfactHrer P Box C29 St Louis Mo Send for ustimonials Sold by all druggista A TEXAS WONDER Bowling Ureen June 12 1U01 Dr E W Hall St Lows SIo Dear Sir 1 haveed joxriezas Won JIall8 Great Discovery for kidney Uladder troublw and CMH cheer reooHiKjeHd It ia nil suffering from dney ad bladder troubie Reepect J W lIJlSlJNI V I L c i T e are season the largpst c special I to 04 f I I w Summer MillineryNEW GOODS EVERY DAY Ladies Missesand Children HATS LIGHT Fine lino eliibioidon11Crire are Hverstocked with onbrbi I cries and1 forthe next 30 dayrs wo- will sellall nibrolderies at Cost yT0 r ntgreatlBargain Lot of Skirts 48cworthLadies duck skirts worth sat 91cCut prices on all higher grade skirts Ti w E C RICE CO1 We Always DoWhat We Advertise J j tff J irJJ L l Fi x c C jnij 1 ItL I 1 f1 MR flY KNOCKED OUT Set the Wheeler Screen on the wind ow sill outside then fit it for sliding lock it or remove it for washing the glass by a turn of the adjusting screws No matter what you thought to buy or what you thought to pay the Wheeler Screen will satistfjTOU 11 CAMBER6 HIOKMAN BANK HICKMAJST ICY Capital 5000000 Stock Paid 01 I individual promising tho utmost liberality of treat meat consistent with prudent business mothods f I dot 11JNTo buying cheapI for aslijT AVe know it is hard to fart With the coin you hold till the last But try our profit sharing System of paying cash And pretty soon youll be wearing 1 Jewels anti cutting a dash For your table will be loaded With GOOD GRUB of all kinds And your 1packets will be gl6aced With the nicney youe laid behind BUY vour groceries of us We sell EAI CIILAPby Jovo We dishesat We give to you a stove t J See our beautiful- UEENSWARE AND RANGE Qiven Away Save the tickets that save you money CUE TIME OF TRAINS AT h UNION U1Jlr North Bound No 2 Leaves daily1053a m- No4 Leaves 1248 a m No 6 Leaves 12 40 p m No 12 Leaves weekdays 130 p m Sonth Hound No I Leaves daily 538 p m No 8 Leaves 430a m No 5 Leaves 2 33 R na No 15 Leaves wk day mxd 750 a In- C S CLAIEG- eaerat Mr tiT Lucas CM waARD JNO MBEAUL GsaiPsurJlst dsslGeaIVaurApats 1UIILLz r r IProfitsI BoardofthetransactionIlickiunnBan CashierJYour- TICltErr THRELKELD VISITORS KKUM AKIONA Mr null Mrs Dixio MuOntchor formerly of Hickman but now nsuieuis of Clifton Ariz are expected hero on a visit to his mother Mrs McOutchen living on Moultou avenue nc xl lo the Methodist chnrch It has been loamy years since Mr McUntchwi has visited his relajivosiimrt friends here and he iwifrreceive a warm welcome Next to Anaconda Mont Clifton is perhaps tim largest copper mining and smelting cauip in the world It iis situated among the bleak hills of Southern Ari zona about 72 mites northwest of Lord burg N M from which place a narrow gunge railroad runs into the camp Throughout that 72 miles there is but two small s t turnouts the country for thin most part being a desert The mines mud smelters of tho camp are owned by the Detroit Copper Company and time Arizona Copper Company both uian m till concerns hero is also located tho smallest railroad in till world The track is bat twenty inches wide uawtho train hauls uothing hut ort from the mines up the canyou to the smolter of the Arizona Company 1ho country and camps for there are two towns Clifton iu the valley anri Detroit on tho top of the mountain abouuds in scenes of absorbing interest quad Mr McCutcheu will no doubt be called upon to relate souse of the inci dents connected with tho copper min ing business the life und habits of the people and decriptions of the country The rough labor is all performed bv Mexicans the Americans hoMing posi tious ads orcmau superintendents managers etc SUED BV HIS DOCTOR I A doctor here has sued mo for12 60 J I which I claimed was oxcessivo for a j case of cholera morbus says 11 White prlisdCIJ1l11herJaiuColichi used as 1 had good reason to believe it was and ho would not say under oath that it was not No doctor could use a ofholesT T Swayne PICSBURG COALi JUNE DELIVERY at 465per 2000 poun- dsAAFARIS+JROffice at Ppwel Corner I Ocleatial HENPECKED HUSSANDSII moron Anecdote and Deacrlp UOBB on the Subject Chinese humorous literature abounds with reference to henpecked I husbands said Prof Herbert Allen Giles of the University of Cambridge in the closing lecture of his recent course at Columbia university Then he went on to tell a sample story culled from this branch of Chinese literature says the New York Tribune Ten henpecked husbands resolved to form a society to resist the imposi tions oftheir wives he said The teD wives heard of the plan and while the meeting for organization was in prog ress entered in a body Nine of the rebellioushusbandsincontinently bolt ed but the tenth one retained his place quite unmoved by the frightful apparition The ten ladies merely smil ing contemptuously on the one man left behind returned to their homes satisfied with the success of their raid The nine husbands thereupon returned and resolved to make the heroic tenth time president of the society When they went however to inform him of the honor it was found that he had died of fright Women have a few privileges that men have not continued Prof Giles They are exempt from the bamboo punishment no woman can be bam booed And a woman is a source of enx iety and misgiving to magistrate and counsel in any case in which she may be a party for no Chinaman will enter into an agreement with a womannot from any feeling of chivalry at all but from a rooted conviction that he will get time worst of it Prof Giles continued to reveal mas culine secrets by describing some things which he said recently took place at a dinner at which a number of highclass natives and important foreigners were present The host ad dressing himself to the latter in quiredDo you fear the inner ones Upon inquiry he explained that he meant their wives and added with unconscious pathos that many China men stood in constant fear of their wivesNow for example he does said the host naively pointing to a solemn and rotund magistrate who had impressed everyone as filled with a sense of his importance AtthisalltheEuropeanspresentburst into uncontrollable laughter which rather surprised the Chinaman who had been seeking to acquire informa tion on what they thought were seri ous matters SMALL PAY FOR HARD WORK Women In the Government Treasury Department Who Are Poorly Recompensed In the great printing fiflVp u Washington where the government paper currency is prepared for cir culation there are some very skillful women who receive only small pay This is notably whojinspect and count the sheets of bills as they come from the presses says the Chicago Chronicle Every sheet contains four bills each of which must be perfect If there is ever so small a spot or flaw in the printing the bill ia rejected These women have to be experts who have served in all the capacities from printers assistant up until they can detect in an instant a flaw which would not TheyInspectbills a day and their compensation is 660 a year they have to pass rigid examinations before they can get into the service t t all Persons who suffer from the heat in summer should be comforted whenever they lick a postage stamp for the girls who put the sticking material upon that stamp arc in a much warmer place During the average warm day in Washington the thermometer stands at 110 degrees in the big room where the govern ments stamps are coated with glue The sheets of stamps are run veryhotoughly and these heated boxes raise the temperature of the room in spite of open windows and many electric tans SAVAGE COLONY IN INDIA A Tribe In Mnilraa Thnt Ear Game Killed by hunter Without Cooking It In the Nellore district of the Madras presidency live the Yanadis a strange tribe as may be seen from a report which has been issued by the authorities of the Madras GO ernment museum The live in for ests and that they are little removed from savagery is indicated by the absence of implemental or monu mental material the animistic nay ture of their religion the primitive I hunting and fishing methods followed by many of the tribe and the habit j of eating the almost raw flesh of the I game they kill after slightly heating pr scorching it They are fearless in catching cobras which they draw out of their holes without fear of their fangs anti it is supposed that they protect themselves against time ef fects of snake bites by swallowing the poison sacs of the snakes Especially 12 singular is the manner in which they produce fire by friction For this purpose they prepare two sticks one short the other long In the former a square cavity is made and it is held firmly in the grounds while the rapidly to if charcoal powder they use rags or aven dried lleaves which they Glad tie 1 itulta iu l1 bttn 7 1 HOLCOMBES DRUG STORE la IodicleOtafotashA11 excretory organs removing matters purity r f Solcomlpes White Pine Expectorant Cures coughs colds and con r suniption hoarseness loss of voice bronchitis and all inflamed conditions of thelungs and bronchial tubes-i fHolcomTaes Nerve and Bone Liniment The best liniment in the vfcrld for painful affections of the nerve and bone system 3 Holoorobes Pleasant Worm SvrupThe Babys Friend an s UI equaled preparation for worms of any lund y tI O1C0 mbe s Headache PowderstL sure cure for Nervous and Dys1 l tic Headaches mental exhaustion and fatigue ft LiverrBiliousness Diz ZI11eSS Constipation and Dyspepsia If IIOLCOMRES DRUG STORE I THE MAKER OF LOW PRICES t 5- ii 1 GET THE HABIT tfA GO TO CtRUTHERSCAFE AND POPULAR ICE REAM PARLOR Ji I I Seasonable fruits and fine candies Fresh bread and cakes1 9 PHONE 9C= 1i E 1 J 5QQQnf Cash Given Away to Users o- fLtJQN COFFEEe going to be more liberal than ever in 1904 to users of Lion Coffee Not only will the fHeads cut from the packages be good as heretofore for the valuable premiums we 5ve always given our customers but n Addition to the Regular Free Premiums the same LionHeads will entitle you to estimates In our 5000000 Grand Prize Contests which will make some of o ur patrons rich men and women You can send in as many estimates as desired There will be TWO GREAT CONTESTS The first contes will be on the July 4th attendance at the St Lonla Worlds Pair the second relates to Total Vote For President to be cast Nov 8 1904 2000000 will be distributed in each of these contests making 4000000 on the two and to make it still more interesting in addition to this amount we will give a l G botlllrlnopportuuitfesof winningabig cash prize I Five Lion Heads cut from Liont Coffee Pact cages and a a cent stamp entitle you in addtionA to the reg ular freea premiums to one I vote v in i either contestI WORLDS FAIR CONTEST What will be the total July 4thattendance at the St Loul WarW Fair At Chicago July 11893 the attendance was 283273 Per nearest correct estimates Tdcelyed In Woolion Spice Com pssrs omce Toledo Ohio on or before June 30th 1904 we will give first prize for tho nearest correct estimate second prize to the- seat nearest etc etc as follows 1 First Prize 12150000 1 Second Prize 100000 2 Prlzea JBOOOO each 100000 5 Prizes 20000 100000 10 Prizes 10000 100000 20 Prizes 5000 100000 60 Prizes 2000 100000 g5S22S180OI 2139 PHIZES TOTAi S20000OO Run At Jim Mfe and stolo from Miss liar nett is a to and iu he is well Her Til somo ago but left to RiO Printed blanks a stamp expense acknowledgment timate recorded PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST I will be the total Vote cut for votes for all at the 8 1904 la 1900 voted for For cor rect In Cos office 0 on or before Nov 5 1904 we win give first prize for the cor rect prize to the IIcxt etc etc al 1 1 Prize J222R2e t J222S2aopruei J A92R2SQBO 4279 PRIZES 4279Dtsfrliuftd ito iht PuWIlllrII 1410010011111111 to wMleMwo1 tln 511- 0rincust so prtbulu I COFFEE Maklg f SSGaDIIO COMPLETE DETAILED PARTICULARS EVERY PACKAGE LION COFFEE I WOOLSON CONTEST DEPT TOLEDO OHIOr i AWRY MarrIageI Tiptonville Teun Sunday Ruby CJharJes Buntin away their homes updAvere secretly married daughter Dave Burnett and was born reared Hickman where parents moved Ouville test years Miss attendrseboel join bet parents about tour yetira since wbioli tuna iJIf she has Miss is and here as a very had the ot the very and is and Bnt is her who is said to aad of the of Mr and Mm are over the of and to I 1 4 1eyy to on in the of G our to es is What Popular President candidates combined election November election 13959653 people President nearest estimates received Woolson Spice Toledo nearest estimate second nearelt follows Firm Prizeu 1260000 Iecond 100000 1800 mi OOII Q00000 2130 mm TOTAL 11 YaH U LIOM total IN OF CO Burnett Known 1Sbe lived there Ruby known remembered beautiful young lady having benefit best training highly cultured accomplished little known concerning husband bean intelligent industrious farmer vicinity Tiptonville Burnett much exercised elopement their daughter have paten vote found every Lion Coffee Pack age The cent covers you that your VOTE 2000000 Clrks oasis rei SPICE refused I NEURALGIA PAINS Are sometimes almost unbearable P Paracamph relieves neuralgia nd head ache instantly by opening the pores timulatiug the circulation and removing the congestion A free application will convince you of its merits Soi s lont suffer but keep Paracamph in your homea Helm S Ellison If you want a firstclas tender juicy porterhoBse steak cooked to a tura and served with the sauce yoa iLkt lt ata reasonable price go to Froe Ieetilurgut Next door to postotlies tj J 4 t- G 1 i T t 1 1 z Ii 7 HeadicherCan be Cured with Dr Miles Anti r Pain Pills in If your nerves are subject to dIsturb- ances such as Headaches Neuralgia Backache Rheumatism Menstrual Paln Sleeplessness eta their Jarring and jangling can be quickly ended with a Dr Miles AntiPain PilL Dr Miles AntiPain Pills are pleas ant little pink tablets which do not act on the bowels nor do they have any r disagreeable weakening or habitform dug effect on the system They are the result of the latest scien tific knowledge on the subject of Pain and bring relief safely and quickly to the greatest sufferer t You should always keep a box of Dr WIW AntiPain Pills In the house since 1 you sever know when pain may attack you and It Is wrong to suffer when your Buffering can be so quickly relieved Dr files AntiPain Pills contain no opium chloral cocaine morphine or similar drugs and are sold by druggists under a guarantee to relieve you or pay your money back j By relieving Pain Dr Miles AntiI PaIn Pills shorten suffering and length en life 15 cents Never sold In bulk o 1 have used Dr Mlles AntiPain pms when troubled with headache and find that one pill Infallibly effects relief In avery short time I also use Dr Miles lNerve and Uver Pills when necessary neuralfamuch benefit to me They are all thatIs claimed for them GEORGE COL GATE 219 Oakland St SAn Antonio Tex Trialaaf Pain Pill the New Scientific Remedy for Pain Also Symptom Blank Our Specialist will diagnose your case tell I you what Is wrong and how to right It Free DR MILKS MEDICAL CO LABORATORIES ELJULYRT IND RoDDinS Ttomas Tyle- rAttorneysatLaw al t A Office over Hickman Bank j w RONEY1 LAWYER Hickman ICy t k i Settlements and divisions oJIr estatestr Office in the Powell Corner I REMLEY SHAWl I 1 V v Long list of real estate on hand Special attention paid to abstracts Rent tilsy collected for other parties Consult us in t regard to notes on doubt ful parties We list any t lirig in personal prop t erty to the value of 100 or over except stock J COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY t 4 JiJGBONDtlRANTSonJ9i Loans t Insurance RealtOffice over Ledford S Handles store J t- lilCKMAN Klr 1 jOr 8 E Davidson Dentist- HICKMAN KYsai Office upitcvirs over i Cow ill t Coivffills I IL1 P EALTZEB- JJtt1 f I Specialist YEarJ Nose and TQro l a i + J- f L UBce Hears 9 to 12 a mj 2 to 4 pm l JIOmceover Hplcombes Drugstore i- as 1 equalledittNothing can ever surpass it l Dr lings k New Discovery Fir Price CE1JMPTJOY6c 1111 A Perfect For All Throat and 1Cure Lung Troubles i jtby all Druggists t f aPeForAsaler Orange blackberry j y phoephatts at Froptd J ntn Rigbt Off tits toe f jffI t t Tr I tP 1 t 1 y i J3ROWNSVILLE NEWS Hfl v i William Taylor of this place is aiisai H L Williams of this place be has one of the nicest little hotels has Western Kentucky be oveJudgethis place say they have splendid prospects of n good crop on their of farm in the bottom the 1 0B Cole drove through here the other day so ewift that wemE could hardly tell which was indil front O B or the horsel1itThere iis some talk ofa cotton pate gin being pnt up here this r llsil1+ If we do get it we must have a the street car line to Ilickmnn nextall Ton Morgan the hig bottom alfarmerMonday en route to Hickman toda tell the boys about his crops Tom gets up early and sets upwe late prSidfarmer of this neighborhood has been doing some grading for sail the on the public roadpc pleadingchurchtoD J Shepherd of the Browns and ville Mill ground on last Friday 100 bushels of corn for customers and they went away happy a and say that Shepherd is the best miller in town B B vSIATE LINE NOTES Miss Lena Threlkeld left Monday for ashort Aisit in Arlington by Ky Miss Nannie Shaw who haames been quite ill for the past week iis fast improving Hub Saunders has returned from Tyler Mo where he has been working for several mouths u Sirs Mattie Grady who hasn been visiting her brother Squir- Clark returned to her homer Tuesday Mrs Swan Burrus who has been to Dawson Springs for the f past week with her little son Roger came home Tuesday Dave Maddox and brother who have recehtly returned from a trip to Asheville N C spent Sunday and Sunday night witht friends in Union CityoHarry Prather returned from school last week and Miss Bessie iI Threlkeld is expected next week iI This will give us back tin our i young people again for the sum mer Miss Dorothy Deuberry wh 0iii has been visiting in Greenfield Tenn and Mound Oity 111 for some time is expected at ttheII home of Miss Lillie Maddox th 1 qthe week Veare glad again ttoI welcome her in our midst Many have inquired who may be the author of these lines and1 we now take pleasure in relieving I their curiosity by sigt ingthe fairi Haute of MINNEHAHA i Another murder this time at Oaktoim Down with Vhe pIstolJI J toter n WORLDS FAIR EXCURSIONS j TUESDAY AND THURSDAY j IEVEKV VIA MOBILE SG OHIO KAILHOAD Every Tuesday and Thursday inJa the Mobile S Ohio Railroad will ae excursion tickets to St Louis at rates less than half Return limits liberal1 I Apply to M O R R agents for par 1 ticulars I Isntt It Just The ThingII I People who have bought it used it and are satisfied it is right are steady customers and say it is jnst what they have been looking for Our sales have increased so rapidly that we have ordered three times the quantity we expect ed to handle this season We refer J F00aSHELL Quick Meal Chick Food contains ov 1twenty varieties of seed small grain grit bone and beef Absolutely sound and sweet Mica Crystal Grit is indispensable Ii rl I young turkeys you cant be saccessf without itVe quote manufactures prices on these goods Try them mon ey back if not satisfactory Sold on a cash guarantee by John A McOlure RF D 1d Strong Place UBook Store BpleuJid Selection of NEW BOOKS STATONERY NOTIONS Call ands e our Stock Eve y thing up to date 1II vt tiI1Y BEBENDEB t r9J 4 i The Fourth Attention is again called ift Rick celelebratjou of the Fourtfif of y All arrangements have ttenp cjnipleted and the celtbaipujwUl one of the greatest things thistry j 01 ever seen The lirewdtksf will the an especial attraction and sbnieiW01 r ate two hours entertainment w1l be afforded by this feature alone VThecost this display wad z50 and it will be finest ever seen here IIWI Much interest has been taken fifthe athletic sports and many of out young I are already in training for the events The owners of the river croft which will partici in the boat races are very enthu in stic and it is whispered ahoatfthat opinion of their owners as ta the ility of their respective boats Is hacked by money Considerably rivalrf bus ways existed and the honorS lf the are eagerly sought after These races will he spirited affairs and well to orth the time given to see theeu f of The big barbecue and bran dance omises to be a big thing The utrbe people will prepare fifty anisiata thus insuring plenty to eat at all times ice water way be hadat poop The ball uamo in the her on between Hickuiau and Dreleii two best nines in Western Kentucky Weat Tenneasee promises to bean attraction of great moment sail the prize of 5o besides the honor wilt be great inducement for the pliers There are many other features fully as interesting as any of those mentioned n that space forbids doecripttoaiIt will be the greatest day HicKman has ever seen the crowd promises W be the largest in its history and the com mittee has alt arrangements made where j everyones want may be attended to Follow the qrowd it will briuou- to Hickman and you will be glad yoa IL Dinner on the Fourth The New Price House will begin serving dinner one the Fourth at 103O m sharp Plentyfor everybod 5c more 110 less Come earlyftud rushe K I lea and Old hldewalkg The old sidewalk on Moultou greet from the Joint Stock companys bld- grlug to time college line boon torncars F sail Marshal Dillon has a force offiien at work now building nn eatirelew- walk in its stead This is n very Jiuyort etats neededS ilk There are many others partirrly n Clinton street that need son Aiuh attention and always the old the court house f naX building of the cuuieutf now court house which i nearing completion it is how ttt some action may be had looking the improvement rebuilding or reiieing of these steps A large part of JJJel feet of the improvements being triad e in the court hocse grounds isio1by1 unsightly steps which cot risC Itpalt of the main thoroughfare to J hoir entrance We who are uccustoma to them do not think they look so tad but they invariably are the first 94tu to catch the strangers eye and thfijlirat thing to receive his unfavorably Soui wont i4 fTHROWN FROM A WAGON JtOwntromI 1I He applied Ohaniberlnms Paint Balm freely and says it is the best limient he ever used Mr Babcock is alwelll known citizen of North Plain fOoun There is nothing equal to Pain Balm for sprains and bruises It wilt effect cnro in onethird the time require ov- x any other treatment For sale by T T Swayue rrogratxue t 11The following is a synO Sis1f the program for tho Fourth of July fcelo bratiou Yacht at 1RIVEIt1 Belle and Goldn Lee IBoat races between the Shiloh aud the Rabbits Foot one rnilevijfr J Skiir races 300 yards Canoe races JJOO yards Swimming races50 yards Diving contest Swimming on hack 25 yards Air bed race 100 Yl1rdsfTub rnce25 ardscRiding barrel race2i yards ItARADaD burRt Athletic contest ou Main street dlikIyardsor Wheelbarrow race50 yards r 1 YardslJrlce FO 1yards Fat weus race50 yards t atoao1Throwing1 t I placstartingP Fire Works display at night on float anchored in tho Mississippi yrrafi Grandest pyrotechnic OtUinlanc8JtbrolCl1the ITlloshauwanHCSecretaryBi jHDR L P BALTZER T F T RANDLE FERD BERENDES CotrLtxfF k vl e J irk 1 fit n4i Iniproveineat on the Dynamo Mr Edwin wooer of this city told a Uoinrnerciul reporter that ho has just The rfected an invention by which he purposes to build an improvement ou the old dyuamo which will reduce mechanical power required to epee it to about one tenth of what is now used His plan in part is to place the winding around the armature core in the such u manner us to overcome the back drug of the field magnet upon the armature more ofno this drug that cuu be overcome the less was power it will require to operate the lights etc Mr Waller says the difference will be the ratio us 10 to 1 or that when the new drag is overcome 1000 lights turn bo op flea erated for what It now costs to operate 100 Shares tits finding a ready salem 140 having been sold since lust Satur for KIthought his first effort aud we wish a world ruccess for him anti his inventionTFulton Commercial go Mr Waller will be remembered b pfliclml1uSome two yours ago going to Fulton Crow here He is a brother to Mrs Vii jug son of the Courier sail of course has out best wishes for the success of his invention J WILL YOU CELEBRATE The Fourth of July If BO tie sure haudyYoubruise because it heals quicker null better than any other known remedy blood poisoning relieves pain instantly and heals without leaving ugly scars Holm J Ellison SHINGLES 4 SHINGLES I We have a large quantity o C1 VJ prassI SIdinr eJS Qj and can furnish them on short notice at the fol lowing prices per thousands Extra 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write us Cfce Smith Premier Typewriter Co 521 Pine Street St Louis I S i i r e Z r I1 LI LII 1 5 s O It= T a C c 4 r tf= = r LI VT Tr l In = 10 == I =1 J WE OFFER DESiRABLE GOODS FOR HOT WEATHER WEARm SPECIAL I iotItOe value C fOl k SkPer Iar- clNEWWA5H 4 GOODSA t Just ReceivedI New line of Lawns Batistes and large figured Organdies T TSpecialPricesJ ii lOc l2c I5c and 25c n h T LOCAL AND PERSONAL ffc J Get the habit daleCat Caruthars Use Sunshine Flour none bettor h Get the habit Goto CarutherS Use Sunshine Flournone better i Will Helm made a pleasure trip to Martin Sunday Paul Shaw of State Line was in town Monday on business K R Burnett living on Troy avenue is reported seriously ill with flux Get the habit of going to Carutbers for cold drinks and you will never regret iL T S Hainili ton returned Tuesday niorning1tt a business visit to Louis vine wl H McMullen and wife returned Tuesday from a visit to the Worlds t FairMiss Evalina Harrison of Dynrsburc Teunv is on a visiti to Mrs C P Shu mate andolfl riends Mw W E Halley and son of Mc Leinorsville Teun are the guests of Mrs C L Handle this week f Get a tailor made suit for loss than the price of a handniedowii at Grish am Jb Jnniaus Buchanans corner Joe L Auiberjj left Monday on a visit to friends at Parafroultt Ark Ho will also visit St Louis before ho returns Mrs Jas W Rouey who has been seriously ill with malarial fever is roo 1 ported seine better being able to sit up Get the habit of buying your ice cream at Oaruthers Dont worry with making it when you can buy it cheaperThe plant of the Mengel works has been idle this week owning to a breakdown It will start up today or tomorrowE formerly a member of the I firm of Barrett S Gill furniture dealers here came over from Martin Tuesday on busiuesard pleasure combined I A tailormade suit ot clothes for 1250 1 1andI up quality of goods Jinislunji8un workmanship the beat Their original price was from f20 to s 15 Grisham t Inman liochauaus corner George Glazer went to Union City Sunday to spend the day with friends and to return with his wife ants chil dreawho had spent avery pleasant I there k r W H holler and Frank Lambert bootleggers who are known here wer released from the county jail in Padn salt Monday after serving a short sen tence for the same old offense Goortre A Warren score tary treasur er ol the West Tennessee Wholesale Grocery company and resident manager of the Hickman branch therof spent Sunday with his tamil in Martin Mrs Jonnio Dumas and children of Elino Texas arrived in the city the latter part of last week on a visit to Mrs R S Fleming B C White and T 11 White It is probable that she will make lier future homo here Rev n O Johnson preached to the good people at Locust Grove Mo last Sunday afternoon A good audience was congregated in spite of the inclem cut weather A union Sunday school will be organized at Locust Grove next SundayBarrett t Shaw always carry a complete stock of everything intbe furniture line Their prices are right too Give them a call and look over their Theyhavowhatare lower Rev L H White who will be re membered by our people and who left here in March for New Mexico returned to his homo at Westport Teun about two week c ago and was married to Miss Mary E Budkloy of Lexington TeupC- J B Ward Camp U O V retired at the close of the reunion at Nashville in good order Everybody had a good I time Cols Tyler and Buchanan kept open house and had hundreds of visitors Their slogan was Ton good four teen better twenty get it II Tho building being erectedIitaltzer on Clinton street is rapidly Ber lug completion It will be occupied downstairs by A A Paris Jr the coal dealer and Attorney J W Roney I while the upstairs will be used by Dr L IP Baltzer the ear and eye special ist and Dr J O Stubbs dentist Miss AiiHie May Abbott known as the Little Georgia Magnet gave a very creditablo performance at the opera house hero last Friday night If there is no deception io her tricks she is certainly a remarkable woman She lord a large and appreciative uudience Tho rains of the latter part of last week and the first of thin interfered somewhat ipUk the wheat harvest an 3 MILlllMERYt Iformer wearT I T Tale the popular Duck and Pi que Hats for example they are exquisite creations and have a fascinatingA summer conceptions will be closed out at ij big discounts L American Lady Corsets r liave diem in all the3 sun esTin fine batiste at 1 Summer Corsets I at to 100j and ECLIPSEOF h Summer ClothingFor wear Coat and Pant suits wera1 12P Also J Blue Serge and Alpaca Coats at low prices BaltzerifiL iHick ma Kentucky Ieek bestcouldnt 25c Weather tthe accompanying wind blew dowi some of the standing crop The raII1 age was small however and the ran was of much benefit to the corn cotton uniIII Attorney A M Tyler last week put chased the Hohen place on the hill bei icr known as the Sheppard place am later sold one lot thereof to M UShaw Mr Tyler will build a new residence there but until it is completed will live in the eld residence where he expect to move the linn of the mouth A report has been received to the e1 sect that a negro man living in Madrid Bend while in the act of raising a butcher knife for the purpose of killing his wife was shot and instantly kilted notlbeisjputDon Corum of Corums Mill carne in Saturday en route to Union City tooh tain some repairs for his mill Don says that it is a remarkable fact that the breakdowns he experiences always OCr cur on Saturday and that he has to go to Union City to get the neccessary repairs forcing him to spend ntarl ev ry Sanday there But there is one thing cannot be readily understood He loaves on the earliest train and returns on the latest James Del Vecchio manager of the Mengol Box plant at Dyersburg Tenn went suddenlyI and violently insine in the general olllce of the company at Louisville last Saturday and only the foresight and prompt action of C O Mengel in culling a physician and other help saved someone from being hurt As it was the physician came near los ing his life While en route to sanita rium the insane man grubbed the reins and endeavored to drive the horse in front of a moving train but war pre vented by the doctor and Mr Mengel The cause of Air Del Vicchios abbera tion iis said to have bee n overwork and worry and his physicians say that a few weeks rest will fully restore his reason AH Extended Trip Uol Henry Buclia ian and wife leave the day utter the Fourth on an extend eu visit to the northern and eastern They go from hero to SU Louis where they will take In the fair Then to Chicago on to St Paul and to Du luth MinnM where they will take a steamer to Buffalo lakc t WHERE BUY COALw rI Jw rd rt u nNIa b r MIf1h g I at a A t J bE EJE m t4f W esO P1 IIENs 350 400 Leathers BRAND Also- FAMOUS SHIRTS II I I n Fourteen thousand twentynine bushels LoUlsvrlLx Measurement Pittsburg Mine Goal ahela River Consolidated Steamer MACDONALD I sf above isa gangers measure a barge coal received 1 coal yard 11 shows where I handle is bought orders received be delivered at t 465L1 A trip as it is is one of the finest in the country as it abounds in many beri and picturesque sights the moat noted being the Picture ofLake Superior straits of Miekinac the Sault ate Marie canal Lake Michigan Detroit River which x connects the great takes of gas and Erne over the waters made fa rnww by the illustrious Commodore Perry on to the beautiful cityof Buffalo all leod attractiveness to a trip that aooindl in utucl pleasure ever I chagiDf sights of natural beauty in aadaroand the Thousand Islands of the ot Mackiimc once wen are never forgotten there are many ditherattractions that wilt be indelibly u iIwprwflftd upon themin4 r- k9 It t t 3 In Vici and Patent Equal to the 5 kind the and KY slay JJ 11K4 of Co No 4037 Per Fred 4 E W of the of L at my and the All ill will I i I called utlfnl Rocks The Michi Tno Straits and SIONKD i seer Prom the Colonel andII his estimable wife go to New and many places on the Coast particalarly in New Jersey where theyi have whom it is to II visit They expect to be gone about two months and we for them an outing of much joy wish them j a pleasant journey and asaforetura- J i H Russell of Knoxville Tenn has a position as stenographqr and in the oflico of the Mengel Company here He comes recommended has lbeen favora bly impressed with our people hikes his position and sarrouudiugs and itili probably that he will reiHaiaperaaaent iy with us l LION SHIRTS AT 100 fitting sllirt made at 50c and 65c The best values in 50 Dodds points Kid Hot Run of For the Mono Coal and Coke Barge Wilson Contains 14029 bushels The copy official of June coal cash June I perhaps through Baffulo Atlantic relatives intended predict Wo accepted assistant highly Dest city for I 2000 pounds SARIS Jrt pre1Hght bookkeeper TKIUMIHS OK KODKKX SURGERY Wonderful things are done for the human body by surgery Organs are taken out and scraped and polished and put back or they may be removed entirely bones are spliced pipes tike antisePtiedressingsPS burns and like injuries before inflaui imation sets in which causes them to heal without mataratioa and in ose third the time required by Mieold treet went Chamberlains Pain Balm acts on this same principle It is aa antt1cp Lie and when applied to such injuries causes them to Neil very quickly It also allays the paios and soreness yowrhomomoney not to mention the inconven ience and suffering which such injuries entail For sale by T T Swayae Visit Blckwau ox tha Fogrtltr t r t A TICKET ENTITLING YOU TO A CRANOE AT TWO FREE TRIPS TO THE WORLDS PAIR OIVY WITII EVERY FIFTYcI T PURCIIASEY 1 Methods That Have Advanced This Store to the FrontThe loyal patronage extended this store by the people of Hitman and vicinity is a fitting tribute to our constant efforts please It clearly illustrates the popularity of a policy thatftimrantees fair rind courteous treatment to all and unjust dis crimination toward none We invite consideration solely upon an unswerving determination to do vhat is rightthe offer ing ofnewer and cleaner merchandise the giving of greater ifvlues in every department than can be found elsewhere These are the methods that have advanced this store to the frontiif II Heav- yMillinery Reductions i are the 175 A ticket to f m LOCAL AND Lh i Visit Hickman on the Fourth Use Sunshine better Buy your furniture of Barrett Shaw steaks at Frosts restaurant x Get the habit oE going to Caruthers for cold dnnks Rosedale the reliable for pic tures of all sizes and kinds r If you want to remain at peace with yourself get ia lane and como to Hick man on The Jbortrth Mrs Kate Bassctt who has been on a visit to her sister Mrs Annie Ellison was called to her home in Atlanta Ga l TuesdayRoland Amberg son of Mrs Alice f Nashvillefwhere he has been attendingt belt The sharp last caused the electric light house i soine the lights in several hou- set being put out by it i t Mrs C G Schlenker leaves next Monday for Chicago to visit her sister after which she goes to her old home 111 Eaton Ohio Jo until sometime in SeptemberTailor clothing at half price That means a 25 suit for 81250 Letr us show you that wo mean just what we say We a fitI Grisham fc Inman corners s ITISAHArTERl y i t i t dINU POWDERrt p r 7lTtUTEl1 t- t 1- F i ft t t 7 = I i J This sale is IIfor the great number of fasci styles displayed and their splendid ull in this lot is every shape color braid nil trim i min that iis new and this There are Duck Hats Trimmed Hats Lace Hats Flower Hats Sail or Hats both plain and trim med and all styles sizes and colors of Shirt Waist Hats for wear Here prices judge for yourself for 1200 Dress Hats 400 for 800 Dress Hats for Dress 300 for 450 Shirt Waist Hats 125 for Shirt Waist Hatss95 for 125 Shirt Waist Hats All Ghildrens Hats Greatly yon at with every PERSONAL lournone Porterhouse old University lightning Saturdays night trouble remain guarantee perfect Buchanans OF Abeluttaly chiefly notable nating variety Included stylish season Dressy midsummer 600 350 700 Hats Reduced Mr and Mrs Wm Baltzer leave for the fair in a few days Rosedale makes stamp pictures 28 tor 25 cents First class work Mr and Mrs Jno Dillon are expected to return from their bridal trfp today For Sale Good work horsecheap Apply to MI w D Hutuhiuson or this oMen 2 t Dr J M Elubbard and and Miss Virginia Prather are spending this week at the St Louis Worlds Fair Do you want a 827 suit of clothes for 1250 See Onsham Inman the misfit in Buchanans corner li Bond of president of RichmondBond Oil company was in town last week in the interast of his companyThe months old sou of W Al Ca son living in West Hickinan died ear Ily Tuesday after a short illness from flux He was buried in the city conic tery Wednesday Our sympathy is ex tended to the bereaved parents The sharp Hash of lightning Tuesday noon struck the tree just back of the Methodist church and scattered the bark in all directious No other dam age was done except to cause consider able fright among the residents of the immediate vicinity sold to various citizens of Hickmau last week The desired to in crease its capital stock 10000 and this was souj here Mr Bond taking 8250 I of it Another object was to concen trate local interest in time enterprise The Ladies of the Episcopal guild will have u collar and stock sale on Friday July 1st at the residence of Mrs Uco Warren from 4 to 6 in the afternoon Various and sundry kinds will be on exhibition ranging in price from 15 to 50 cents We cordialy invite the ladies of our town to come at least and lookwith a sale or without w will serve n refrshing treat Come one come all We announce this week the candidacy of Jo A Nbonon for the olliso of jai lor Mr Noonon has held this position for nearly ten years and the fact tha grand juries have signally failed to Hud a flaw in his work that uc prisoners has ever escaped from him and that each respective grand jury has commended the discipline ha leaps i sufficient indoueme it Besides he L known to every citizen in the county and anything thatwe might sayI only be a repetition of what they woonld know Of course he will be ax a- L a 1 ttyI ISh White W isfsII I A lady cannot Lava too many white I shirt waists as they may tie torn on any occasion We havQiSOme very pretty ones They are vCfj Thin and have much insertion wlifclw stakes thorn as cool as possible ir I Tucked front Indiff1linon shirtwaists excellent values r600 White shirt waists withi l pretty embroidered and lace yoke clew fancy stock 75o aril S5ov tIV Beautiful waists inndetof sheer white lawn full sleeve long front model every one free and clean anti perfect in fit from lito3OOa lap silk waists both vhite and black with tucks and lace inldal lions from r 248 to 400fi f i a IrITwnnnn OYAv 011I 1 Try a of Caruthers Ice Cream Soda Its better than ever Henry Aniborg and Corutn loft afternoon on a fishing trip toCoruma Mill If you are thinking of buying furni ture for any room of a house see Bar rett Shaw They will ratify yoii both as to of goods and prices Miss Ira Witting of Memphis daughter of Joe Witting arrived Saturday to spend the summer with her uuut Mrs T J Malone and grand mother Mrs Rate Witting Tho fireworks for the fourth of July celebration arrived last week and have been securely stored in Mayor Dillons iice house Thnro were over four wagon loads Miss Pearl Thomas who has been on a visit to her sister Mrs H C Johnson left for Greenfield Tenn afternoon After a short visit there she will go on to here homo at Medina Tenn Celebrations often result in serious accidents to boys and girls So get u of first aid to the injured the remedy which heals burns cuts and bases quicker than anything else It re eves pain and heals without guar1nnteedI njundertakorI it is best to have outs of experience and who can amid does look after things M 0 Barrett of the firm of Barrett Shaw is such an undertaker He is readyht all times to answer the call of the pJb 1Tic1 A report was cnrront on our streets this week that a man named Johnson had killed a man named Craig at Craw ley tour miles east of Clinton last Son day The story was afterwards denied but later it was reported that time tau kuled was named Hodges Neither 6f the reports could be verifiedaatIJare consequently disbelieved here i eOrder of Ileterence J IJWtc creditordefendantsNotice Iis herey given to the creditor I thelufdersiCircuit Court under nn order i above styled cause at 111 franitltif JinxII 1904 j I Nent i I and that all clahms not prMented to hisI I lawitbinIMaster Com Fulton Circuit Ct iIt j Y e 0 Ya Outing Suits dressytwo poiUInmixturest and fnnimelssingle anti double breasted coats some skeleton backsome half lined pants with belt strap rolled giventofashionably correct in every detail sizes to lit every body 450 500 750 to 1100II Guaranteed LL Sterling t estwish to specially emphasize the line of USterlin dashrand and fitting qualities produced by the highestpriced custom tailors will be found in these handsome suitsthe newest styles materials and pattern thet have made their appearance are here Custom tailors would charge you 25 per cent moro for a suit no better tailored We oiler you in this lino at 850 10 1250 up to 1650 entitling to chance Two Free Trips tile Worlds Fair given 50oent cash purchase JVErI HICKMAX KEXTUQKY 1 HEALTH family Clmttauooga company tweutyuin collar durance Wednesday quality Wednesday Puracauiph itfth willatteul 600 character creations rCc iitArrested for Jumbling rrAI Moore oncjof the Moore boys giv t to leave the town pome two weeks ago returned to town lust Mon byJlcritfictiug a gaming house contrary to 1 w His bond was fixed ut 8201 in fault of which ho went to jail to await 10 action of the grand jury The pro utiOll claims to have sufficient evi ence to secure a conviction aud that chances for the penitentiary are ood He however enters a denial to 10 charge brought against him and lays he will be able to Provo his moo euco Previous to Moorefl expulsion from Sheriff Carpenter had been en gad in the work of securing evidence upon which to convict hum and had about gathered sufficient evidence when the citizens waited upon aud or dered him from the town No further steps wero taken by the sheriff as he thought it was better that the community be rid of his presence than to arrest him and keep him until court but when ho returned and made known his intention to remain in the vicinity of the town he was arrested on the charge as atoms saidIt will be remembered that at the time of the uprising of the citizens here recently R T Tyler noted as spokesman at the request ot the The man ner in which ho performed that duty Is familiar to all Courier reader Jhe first of the week he received the follow ing written on a postal card the cud bearing lug address on the address side but being indicted to gentle men on the other It is given below I just as written June 18 1904 Hickman Ky Gentlemen We are so situated as to nc couiodate you in euey way Prefered and expect to Reuiane near town When you want euey thing In our lint cum up us we ere always prepard now for eney emergncy on short notice verey respt Moore Bros Mr Tyler has not decided what he still do with the postal It is possible k uemar turn it over to Uncle Sams- II ngMita as it seems to be clearly a case j lor the postal authorities to deal with I Should he do this it Is probable the a ahor of it will tied himself in a peck of trouble as Uuqle Sam is pretty strict as to the kind of natter his patrons send tnroucu the nails and isno respecter of persons where violation uf 1 his laws are involved except of cours- among the officials out Washington Under the present administration they 1 are not amenable At his prJmiinary trial atthe city hal I A TICKET ENTITLING YOU TO A CHANCE AT TWO TREE TRIPS TO TilE WORLDS EAIR OIVBN WITII EVERY FIFTY CENT CASH PURCHASE to tailors large glass bottle and We this season bores town Moore crowd 1 b OUR AIMi Is to give every customer who buys drug store goods of any kind the best and the most that his money will buy AVe aim to keep a stock complete in every detail in the various lines which are han tiled by a drug store catering to the wants of the 1e011eVWe aim to make our prices reasonable low considering the quality of our goods AVe aim to slake bu i nbg at our store so pleasant that our customers will never think of buying elsewhere The Original Cut Rate Drug Store 1 rs r HELM I ELLISON ee- fI 1 l FOURTH OF JULY 1 Get The Rest TO DRINK AT OUR SODA FOUNTAIN Wednesday before Judge Moore Al Moore was bound ovpr to the grand jury nn the sum of 1000 in default of which he went to jail Several witness es wore introduced by the prosecution who swore positivelyto the fact that the prisoner was running a crap game and taking a raJreoITtort the boat owned by the Moore brothers In addressing the court regarding the bond RT Tyler who assisted County Attorney Remley said rather significantly that in all his experience as a practitioner at the bar he had never before known a bond to be fixed at a lower figure than the minimum tine for the offense The smallest penalty for run mug a gam bling house was a fine of 500 one year in the penitentiary and the convict deprived cf the rights of suffrage and to be fnrever barred from holding any of muuicipileWhen Moore was first arrested ho was token before Judge Kearby who fixed his bond at 200 With the remark that there semeed a f possibility for several cases instead of one Judge Moore fixed defendants bond at 81000 DIVIDEND DECLARED HICKMAN KY JUNK 22 loot The Hickman Hank of Hickman Ky has this day declared a semiannual dividend of seven per cant ou its Capita- lStock payable on and after July 1 1904 C P SHUMATE CASHIER Look At Tour Mall The postofllce authorities at Washington have lixed a penalty of 210 on per ions taking mail out of the office other than their own All postmasters are P liable to make mistakes and put the mail in the wrong boxes and the law is that people must look at their mail bey fore leavingthe oQice and if they have other mail than their own it must be returned at once This applies toqews papers as well us letters Y s1 I 1


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On Saturday afternoon, Duke got back on track by thumping Maryland by a final score of 84-64.
Freshman guard Rasheed Sulaimon paced the Blue Devils with a career-high 25 points as part of Duke's 17th victory this season. The highlight of the afternoon rout however, came from senior forward Mason Plumlee.
Late in the second half with the game all but decided, Plumlee soared in off a missed lay-up attempt and finished with a reverse put-back dunk.
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While Sulaimon stole the show for the most part, Plumlee once again did his thing for the Blue Devils, scoring 19 points in the win. In addition, the senior forward also grabbed seven rebounds and dished out three assists.
Plumlee continues to assert himself as one of the leading candidate for National Player of the Year in college basketball and after another day at the office for the senior, the hype remains high. Duke is expected to lose its No. 1 overall ranking when the poll is re-released on Monday afternoon, but the adjustments that the Blue Devils used to get back on track on Saturday will certainly keep them amongst the nation's elite.
Alongside Plumlee and Sulaimon's production on Saturday, the Duke starters combined to score 79 of the team's 84 points. Plumlee has scored in double figures offensively in all but one game for the Blue Devils this season.
Duke will make a trip to Wake Forest on Wednesday.
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Date of Stay: October, 2015
Easy access, level lots, convenient to highway, excellent staff. Some traffic noise but did not bother us. A very clean and pleasant place to stay. We stayed one night. We will stop here again.
Date of Stay: October, 2007
This is an older privately owned Park. It is very clean with lots of green grass. Most sites are grass but they are adding blacktop pads to some. They have a great friendly staff and are willing to help with any problems. The only downsides are the WiFi is not free and there is some road noise from the turnpike.
Date of Stay: October, 2007
The Park is clean and the grass is green. They are adding blacktop pads to some of the sites. The staff is very friendly and willing to help with any problems. The only downsides are the wifi is not free and there is some road noise from the turnpike.
Date of Stay: September, 2007
The Park is extremely clean. The new owners are very friendly and helpful. They came by each morning as we we eating breakfast at our outside table to see if we needed anything. The sites are level and large enough for big rigs. This was our first time in the area and we will definitely come back again.
Date of Stay: September, 2007
The owner-operators are extremely friendly, outgoing and helpful. The campground is a short distance from the highway and very quiet. The gravel sites are reasonably level with easy access for big rigs. The restrooms, showers and laundry area are clean. One of the most outstanding features of this campground is the water. They have a large water softener system that delivers soft water to every site. We are full time RVers in a Class A motor home and will definitely recommend this campground to everyone.


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Aircraft Motors VS Auto Motors
There's been a recent interest in the auto world by replacing the car engine with an aircraft engine.
A few videos on YouTube have even surfaced displaying the swap. After watching the videos one may begin to wonder why every vehicle isn't operated by an airplane engine and what the differences between the two motors would be.
To begin with, there are many differences that are critical to the performance of both vehicles.
Technically speaking, both motors are effective in powering a land dwelling vehicle, but there are many mechanical technicalities that make each of the motors different.
It doesn't take much horsepower to get a small car up to 70 mph, especially when the top speed is often ten times that. Cars are efficient in terms of power usage. They never truly function with the full power available.
Instead, most vehicles will use as little power as possible to get the job done. The jet or an airplane is the complete opposite in terms of power efficiency. The airplane will use 100% of the power just to cruise the skies.
On average a car will utilize about 10% of its potential power during the duration of its lifetime. An airplane on the other hand, uses mostly 70% of its available power on an everyday basis.
The airplane engine has two jobs it must perform well in order to fly. The engine must overcome the drag that the wings produce in order to create lift for the plane while powering the plane through the air. The tires on a car is a sufficient enough lift for the vehicle without requiring any additional lift support.
Duty cycles are completely different as well. The duty cycle is described as controlling the operation of the vehicle and determines whether or not the power will operate continuously or intermittently.
Usually two thousand car hours will result in 70, 000 to 100, 000 miles traveled which is half of the expected miles from the car's average lifespan. On average a plane engine can expect to operate for only 2, 000 hours total.
The airplane is capable of lasting at least 40 years compared to a car that usually becomes inoperable at seven years on average. Airplane engines are depended on for running at the top of their performance for short bursts of time.
This run time produces additional wear and tear on the motor, but not as much as a car motor.
The operating environments are considerably different. A truck or car engine isn't typically depended on to run at the top of its performance for long periods of time. The interior under the hood or the cowling of the aircraft endures daily stress as well. The stress and or damage inflicted on an airplane on a daily basis is especially concerning.
A hot sunny day on the ground can turn to teeth chattering temperatures once above the ground in mere seconds upon taking off. Any unexpected rain can shock vulnerable and unprotected air cooled cylinders and heads.
The manual operation of these cooling systems for the aircrafts are often partially operated at the recommended standard causing more wear and tear on the motors.
The operators vary. Some everyday pilots may be more in tune with their aircrafts and treat them exceptionally well trying to preserve as much power and performance as possible. Other pilots do just enough maintenance to keep the plane in operable condition.
Pilots in general have more considerations and details they must pay attention to in order to make sure everything operates sound mechanically. Everything from fuel type and grade, to temperature management are especially key to making sure the plane will operate as it should.
The management of these crucial things are not as concerning or are not relevant to a truck or car.
The maintenance is another difference. Most modern cars that are on the streets these days don't require any special tune ups. Maintenance is still required and crucial to the well-being of the car.
Airplane engines usually receive mechanical work and maintenance at least once a year. But the most important thing is the consequences should the hardware or engine fail in both vehicles. If a car engine dies or stops operating, the operator can simply pull over when safe to do so.
Whenever an aircraft engine fails, the pilot needs to land as soon as possible. Landing a plane in an unknown area or a place not designated for aircraft is especially nerve wracking and dangerous.
In essence, there are a lot of differences between the two most popular forms of transportation today.