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Sad Death at Fulton. One of the saddest deaths that has occurred in Fulton In many years occurred , Tuesday at the Illinois Central depot, when William H Irvine died, a victim of tuberculosis. Irvine came here at an early hour Sunday from Martin, Tenn. He was then in a dying condition. Pa pers found on his person showed tnat Irvine had four times served as an ordinary seaman in the United States navy, being honorably dis charged each time. The body is being held here while an effort is be ing made to communicate, with sup posed relatives of Irvine near Dres den, Tenn. If you want to buy or sell any thing from a paper of pins to a city block try a Courier want ad. Ten cents will put the matter before 5, 000 people. Of Interest to Women. Raisin Pie It is worth trying when there is a shortage of dessert material in the house. Soak two cups of raisins in cold water then plump them in same water made hot, seed and chop them, add the juice of one lemon, one cup of cold water, one-half cup of sugar. Fill under crust, dredge with flour, dot with a very little butter and sprinkle with grated rind of a lemon. Cover with a lattice crust and bake fifteen min utes. Prune and D a t e Pie S oak prunes until soft, then remove stones. To two cups of prunes add one-half cup of dates cut in tiny pieces, the grated rind and juice of a lemon, three tablespoons of sugar and enough of the prune juice to make the filling of the right consistency. Dredge with flour, dot with bits of butter, put on upper crust and bake fifteen minutes. Hazel Nut Custard Pie This is a favorite one of the New York hotels. To a custard add one-half cup of finely ground hazel nuts. The nuts will rise to the top and form a tender crust to the custard. Wal nuts, pecans or almonds may be used in the place of the hazel nuts. Substitute for CHERRY Pie Equal quantities of cranberries and seeded raisin cooked together make a deli cious filling for a pie which is hard to tell from the real cherry. Lemon Pie Take one eeg, one cup of sugar, one tablespconful of flour, a little salt. Mix well to gether. Then add one cup of boil ing water and the grated rind and juice of one lemon. Better deep plates or pie tins and line with a plain paste. Fill with tne mixture and bake slowly for half an hour. Roman Cream Into one quart of milk put one-half box of galatine, heat slowly. When the galatine is thoroughly dissolved add the yolks of four eggs beaten with one cupful of sugar. Let it scald, then set it aside to cool four minutes. Re turn it to the fire and add the well beaten whites of four eggs and a lit tle salt. . Flavor to taste. Pour, while hot ,y into a mold that has been plunged in cold water. Put in a cool place and serve the following day. Rush Creek. Tom Arrington, of Harmony, vis ited Walter Crostic and family, Sat urday. Mrs. Louis Atwill and daughter, Miss Annie, of Mud Creek, visited friends here Tuesday. We extend congratulations to our editor, Mr. Speer. May Heaven's choisest blessings attend them as they journey over life's pathway. May they enjoy a long and prosper ous life if the wish of a correspond ent. Miss Jimmye White, of near Cay ce, surprised her friends by marry ing, last Sunday, Jan. 17th. She visited her old home in Lebanon, Tenn. where she met her old school mate and lover, a Mr. Beard, and the marriage waS hastily consumat ed. . WANTED; Reliable, energetic man to sell lubricating oils, greases and painU Jh Fulton and adjoining counties. Salary or commission. TaJJLTAX RWJHOtO Co. 4l il 'saBeaUtlBBl faamammmmmmmmmmmaawl Brtt f See The Big Show! Our New Samples have arrived for. Spring and Summer Tailoring Display Showing 400 new, popular patterns and the LATEST AUTHENTIC STYLES ! YOU are requested to call examine this beautiful line. About all tbe new patterns ")vorth seeing are HERE I Order at Our Risk ( THE STYLE We Guarantee: THE FIT ( THE PRICE you dont want-a Suit or Trousers now, fust select the goods, have your measure taken, and President Gels Ran, The salary of th 1 c ... United States was . .. 1 S100000 per annun , . ' f J e will deliver the garments at any time you desire them. Prices JSixits, $12 to S50 4b Glad to show you the nelv line, whether you care to order or not. The new styles will Interest you, 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Bradly & Parham ,ru ilk- . Mv.i -l mm Speaking of Good Liquor. In looking over some old papers of the late James A. McKenzie, of Bowling Green, a friend found a copy of a letter from Col. Robt. G. Ingersoll to Mr. McKenzie, accom panied by a jug of rare old liquor. The letter reads : "Dear Jim: I send you some of the most wonderful whisky that ever chased a skeleton from a feast or painted landscapes on the brain of man. It is mingled souls of wheat and corn. In it you will see the sun beams chasing each other over the billow fields, the dews of night, the wealth of summer and autumn's rich content, all gilded with imprisoned light. "Drink it, and you will hear the 3ongs of men and maidens fair, min gled with the laughter of children as they sing the Harvest Home. Drink it, and through your vein you feel the star-lit dawn, the dreamy, tawny dusks of many perfect days. "For forty years this liquid joy has been imprisoned within its happy staves of oak, awaiting an oppor tunity to touch the lips of man. Yours truly, Robert G. Ingersoll." The best coffee in the world for 20c a pound. We can prove it. Bettersworth & Parther. The State-Wide prohibition , bill passed by the Tennessee Legislature was vetoed by Gov. Patterson, Tues day, but was passed over his veto yesterday, and it will be unlawful to sell liquor anywhere in that State after July 1. The breweries will also be out of business after Jan. 1, 1910, as no intoxicants may be man ufactured after that date. The Com mercial Appeal is weeping over the slump in reveuve which will follow but fails to say that proverty stricken women and children really pay such revenue. "Square Deal", is the best woven wire fence on the market. We have plenty of It. Farmers Hdw, Co. Lie. I enra met it maiden, a, neat Itttl" maiden With lip. that were ntMked wit) the rip aherry hue. Her aheek they were ml ut tht way I wilt peering ' Btralght Into lirr eye of k violet bluel T wit rude, I'll eonfess, but her theek they were rosy And dimples bewltehlng and tauslng were I hero; UmI any young man wlw win heart whole arid happy Would dare at a vlalun so daintily fair! The wind, lucky fellow, waa kiting htr dlmplea And wrapping her form In u Ringing embiar. . T I paaed by the maiden, the neat Utile maiden. Hut loat waa rny heart tu her sweet flushing face I Fur weeka I have walked In trie street wheie the maiden Waa tripping that day an her way through the thrpng. And eer I'm searching the fuces tht greet me For one that will turn all my life Into song! To-day ai I pushed through the crowd and the jostle, I met an old man wh waa wrinkled with age III form too waa bent wi'li the year 4J (rateUd Ilia face, seamed with furrow, pro claimed him a ssge. "Young man," cried the wrinkled old fel low, au eager, "Hast seen u young attrl with a blush on her ehtek. With eye like the violet, lips. Ilk the sherry T Hait teen aueh a glrlT O I pray thee to apeak! I Thoy eull her Mln Kama and for long 1 have sought her. Have trudged and have prayed through the prime of my life. 0 tetl ma, yojjng man, for 1 fain would puraue her And win this sweet maid el the world for my wife!" 1 pushed him sslde and rusned on In my vigil. Hemmed faaes I met to the left and tbe right; 1 untied every place In the great, teem ing I'lly, And prayed for the dawn that would dissipate night Ah, bravely J trudge In the street wltn It thousands, Ah, madly 1 searih In the i-are-fettered mart. Tho' gleatly I fear not again shall I meet her i This maiden elusive, this dream of ruy heart' QUIPS. Soma folks hnru mora mono than bralm, and ore net rtoh.'elthor. Tho olilor a man grow, tho morn funerals tie has tn attend and tho 'few er wedding Invitation rwioh lilm. Why tloci the Klrl who, ut 1C, Iult I'd on bi-lng called Mlis Jnnvg, llko at 3t to bo callud -llabn" h- "ToodlPBT" It taktM $85 worth of flowers to makti a ttmiKM)nful of attar of ros but a coiMr' worth of onions will kce-nt a whole theater. That hackneyed nnwtpaper phrase: "The bliuliliiK tirldo," I too tma vr to die out. CotmlcIcrltiK the kind af mini alio mnrrleit, It Is no wonder tho avvraKu hrldo blushes. A nowMiier Intorvlew you'll no tlco it aa uleetloti time niproachen Is a modern Invention that enablos stateamun tu put their vlewa U'foie the public without bssiiiiiIiik resxm alhlltty for thrm. If tlio view duu't tnku they aro repudiated as the Inac curacies of careless reportlni;. senatecould fix it Vlce-PresldMit ar.l the house of reprr- 000 each. The salary of 11 e the supreme court i States was Increa- to $15,000 per an the associate justi to $14,500. The,- made as amendm'-' tlvc, executive ai , tlon bills and after bate, ammendm . 000 to the vire j - speaker for hon s were stricken fron. ' The salary of United States wa, u as large as itou,' is allowed S2.s,'" ; traveling expens same amount or t tenanoe and inr White House. No man him - , , orth such a sai ir, , a tendency to i k - tsr improve the morj. ' . uency. wen w . L lots of dirty worn r y ment of $J00 a ju, ! LIQHTNINO'S Ci ICR FRtHl Cacspet I . tj Many Strang' are rtar1 uy h ClattoK lMilwilidrvhlu t(e ws (minting i ,. . frlahtH)el !..; b....L . i I was Minted f" but felt mu oil . King (tir his Mm. , under bM fiwt nun mnf7. " v - w UIhiuI Bfltrki' N IllllK IkivIiik ii i Clasler polnt- by n hall whi I .. t- f barret ami k' lenves wlthon' trnt. A tin .i house w'n ehu- IILU n nM.. .1, 1 ut HkMiiInr n ' u.ut. . .... . . h I -nil mi,". went. l.lKhin" fenet) mimiun.l' Kave Mrs. Ki rhlch ti hui- i. For a chance t! . Court this week I - tn inirmr i iiic iitl courts fining th" Vi ' " T Co. $1,623,90" f - -l.tw. We Put Up All Prescriptions as carefully as if the medicine were for our own family. All that skill, experience and extreme care can ac complish is concentrated in our pre scription work. We use only the purest, strWest and freshest It is possible to procure and carefully look after their storage until they are used. Helm & Ellison gLnnouncfmcnts For Sheriff: goal; i ' Circuit Court Clerk. j. v.," For Jailer. Jul School Superintendent MISS t- County Anenor- CHA.. Representative Edwards, of Ken tucky, introduced a bill in the House ta appropiate $7,500 to erect a monument to Daniel Boone at Cum berlaiul Gap, whre the State lines of Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia oln. County Judge- w, County Attorney: IA-, - T " County Court Cle v nr.K INDEPENUbrMi For Hieriff. CIIA For County J" For Juler. 4 -.M i 'i itff t 'if -J ' it. 1 I I, -J tit " Wit - . if ' '03-