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The Hickman courier: n. Friday, February 1, 1907. The Hickman courier. 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Warren & Martin, Hickman, KY 1907 hic1907020101 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. The Hickman courier: n. Friday, February 1, 1907. The Hickman courier. Warren & Martin, Hickman, KY 1907 $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 tptt yt1A C tt AA eAr rrvV- JeaiA 1 THE HIeKMAN eeURIBRAUB Prial rlI that putts the y Commercial Wagon up tit lfIt Success The Courtar 1II r Spilkm 7ood Team Grease the Hxt of Your Wagon Old Mn and Lets Hitch Up NO 94 i 21GII IIliMl- RI 11Y1MU A A Swllifflb ff torah say Di wren St Louts tandard gauge I ither ar both an is assured j poraiton articles them raflrwd bouse of Mo week m the arttoles tnd Illokmanr pie have set rough Broek Iioerfa Jsjppa rtteM ItltMlS IIIwflh1 haeo the St- ih t t m atMpany S50CW but ndaaav been old fives COM mi backing tot i stn wW pass 010 CIty v 11 lMt1 will between any udtM The th ttetgto and rdlet te the pie tMeiesled Lowing UM- w 4 Martfii- i of mflwad 1 IT tat they v ted tit r iha11urt y been Kt iII for tM rflBil frem hf lies atc anx e UTakr If rsrs to Hexing f tr Kv Sale ft iM wcek G- arttauslpiict He ts taking toW M this l ave atawt that sad that he 0rise patsdtae- suari ng Man Arrest edt r Forgery a tell kiMwn- ii coal arrested i Police laker I rged with forg I w John Mel r 60 laI pay- ridii QMtraatcd ni pool room i the farmers us own name to was presented nk refused It had M money- It is further- n torgod the r1 ImtaheltonHe r lin from whom amount named w says ago young- McDowellatore i s to the amount rent he tendered The check as- ton and signed After Shelton perki the salesman t oper change n the check was t Ii National Bank J t la forgery A for Sbelton and Not being able young man wasr c night in the city miy about 18 years mber of a highly the members of hisd4h tment H I J 1 l J rJftWHITE- II CARNIVALI I BIGGEST WHITE SALE EVER I i i I 7T AND STILL the wonder grows Many patrons have stood amazed at the magnificent dis adaptedWe arc determined to make this event an epoch in the annals merchandising in this town We whitefabricspurchasebeari you your whenpricesmaterial cheaper now now than later on and will have all this sewing out of the way before Spring when there is always enough other sewing to keep them busy We are also showing New Spring Dress Goods Ginghams Percales Calicoes Etc You will find special values today that may not occur again Dont Miss the White Carnival Carniva1 C10ses Saturdav Feb 2Dd NEW WHITE GOODS NEW EMBROIDERIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Belfast Llueue toUfcge warranted all Hamburg and Swiss Edgings 3 Inohoc Good Muslin Corset Covers beautifully linen finish a special valve at lOc wide Sc values 5etricd in emb and lace25c to 125 English Long Cloth 12 yard bolts Hamburg Edging s and 6 Inches wieleGood tucked quality hemstitched Muslin Drawers and with embroi deep 8Aaunceworth 1r1 12121Ic valu osM all excellent quality 23 to 98c Edgings 6 to I inches wide UOownsA pretty V2 l8a grade tf ohockedSIII nicely trimmed with lace and valuesNaiasookdespecial prices 48 to 98ces per yard lOcWide Hamburg Edgings very neat htslen 23o values at 18c Skirts made of good quality muslin with Checked Dlmltlea a pretty light weIg deep flounce edged with embroidery and fabric In special grades worth 15 to 25a Bxtra wide Corset Cover Embroidery lace regular values ranging from SSc ton yard price 10 to 20cboautiful new designs 6Sovalue48c 150 special prices 63 to 98c WHITE WAISTINGS TOWELS TOWELS ISPOTLESSI LINENS 34 inc1i soft finish Linen light weight White Walstlngs in small and large checks ani figures all new good and 10 Dozen Hemstichad Huok Towels regular J5c grades Carnival priceJ25c- 36inchspecial values range from 12 to 22c regular ISc values sale ptIceMMM10c Irish Linen soft and glazed Paris Tissue wash fabric for early finish Carnival price58and 48c plainback Linen Lawns a very sheer quality 36 able for shirt waists and shirt waist 1U1Ia thc siII inches wide regular 60 and 75c qualities I tot at per yard 20 to 25cpriced 24csale prices 50 and 75c New Ginghams small plaids and stripesVery large bleached linen damask hemDross linens ready shrunk blue gray solid colors 12cstitched landgreen 27 inches wide all new goods TowelsI regularI 65c and 75c Madras cloth small figure mercerizedues White Carnival price 50eof the very latest designs Specially stripes of white 15c priced at20 30 and 50c I I Filmy LacesDomestics and Bed Spreads 1 yard wide unbleached Muslin matched spe New Torchon laces in pat So JOeciaI values this week a yd 6 and 7c terns variety styles regular to Carnival prices trom3c to 18c 104 Bleached Sheetings regular 27 values Carnival 24c Val laces in matched sets excep12c during tional assortment of styles worth Sc to Bleached Lonidale Sheeting 36 in 3Sc Carnival price 8e to 250 wide regular price 12c special price toduring Carnival 11 yardalorl00Mechlin laces and Insertions match splendid values at lOc to 3Sc Extra values in fringed and plain special Carnival price 7c to 25c tied spreads priced this week at 139 Smith Amberg a r s t ra I 1BTMELI8u1D III TQC YEAR 18- 50Iiiii lops4 Dirt Etils D Ward King a good roads expert employed by the State of Mis sours to lecture on this subject and to agitate the improvement of roads and whose work we have seen de monstrated with excellent results 1mI ti We hope every farmer in our ter ritory will give this a trial THE PROBLEM The problem given is the seUor dirt road It is worked occasion ally by being ploughed on each side and the loose dirt thrown up toward the middle making a more or less symmetrical oval sloping to the ditch on either side In good weather when the rains ac not frequent or heavy the ruts will be cut down by the wagon traffic In rainy weather and in the spring and fall the ruts arc full of water and the mud holes arc worn into the surface and made deeper by every new wagon track The water that makes mudholes Is held in by the bottom and sides of dryer earth or a frozen surface If the water can run off it will do so The problem then Is to make a smooth surface so that the water will run off Then of course theretwill be no mudhole TilE SOWTloW Any man or boy can make a drag 5 in less than two hours Get a log eight feet long andtwcl ve inches in diameter Split It In halves Bore three twoInch holes1r in each halfone at each end and one in the middle Join the halves t split sides forward with good strong braces about three feet loRe wedge them in securely If a log is not handy UM a twelve inch plank Reinforce the back with a 2x6 A twv fiau un waica to ride is placed across the braces Wrap one end of the chain around an tnd stake carry it ever the top of the slab out to the deuble trees and then back to the other end of the slab where it should be fastened by poking an old bolt or spike through one of the links into a hole bored three or tour inches from the end of the slab and about its center i up and down Hitch up and dragat an angle of fortyfive degree ami you will be surprised at the results now TO USB TUB MUO First make the drag and hove a fourhorse evener ready far use the first time Wait until your roods are very soft the wetter and softer the better Then attach four horses straddle the righthand rut acd be gin to drag Then turn and come back along the other rut Do not hurry j drive slowly the slower the better The effect of this first drag ging will be to fill up the ruts and to make a moderately smooth surface on which it is possible to make three tracks one on each side and one where the old track used to be This smooth surface will shed water partially at least and will give free access to the sun ani wind causing to dry off quicker than the rough surface on either side of the smoothed space When it begins to dry off take two horses and go over the same track again This will still further puddle the day and carry a little more into the middle of the road which every team will both puddle and compact still more If you with to widen the road wait until after another rain and then when it has dried off sufficiently to plow readily one furrow along the outer mark of the drag take the drag and spread this smoothly over the surface of the road in this way the road will be widened by the width of the furrow and will gradually become oval that is higher in the I middle and each time the drag is used will become a little smoother and a little harder If the road is still too narrow plow another and so on until the road has been widen ed as much as you wish oj K t f A t I i I I I It II + IIIU t +an s UIIUMlII 1 II THE A Sof E COLUMN I II I III t I III J 1 1111 BY MR J H SAUNDKAS About the only thing that retards our movement Is the foot that farmI t ets lack oonfldena IN themselves 11 And yet there is not a luau of pcI pie on earth that ought to have More confidence in themselves Theyi have accomplished more and failed less than any other clans Who they have done in the put prow that they can do whatever they choose it only requires united effort j It was principally farmers who gained our independence in 1776 The fanners rallied round the liaR s ner of Starks Sinclair and Gates to capture Burgoyne Rushing from their fields they swelled the Ameri can ranks until Burgoyne was bear med in and compelled to surrender This was the turning point Of the i Revolutionary war in the north In the same way our southern farmers I nlle4 their forcos under Shelby and other farmer colonels at Kings WI f a i turned the tide of war in the t s uh After the war WM over they I t tLxedthm elTM to protect the in t + li it it duitriei of the New England States and changed the capital of t ir country from commerce to man i v failures Wo are nsw the leading manufacturing country of the world and it is ample time that the farmers should look to their own interests I i Akin to a lade of confidence iny themselves is a lade of conMenee Ila each other The world has confi dtnre in farmers lot farmers art lusficic us of farmers We do not knew why this is unleee U is bemuse ot a cuoj n trait illustrated by the r 4 4sayug i Christ that A prophet te not without honor save in Ms own oountry This lack of confidence in themselves makes then doubt the ability of those of their own calling All this is without a shadow of foun dation Mechanic and manufac f t turera were once equally as suspi cious of each ether hone the old adage two of a trade out never agre Trades Unions and coop erui n nave destroyed all this nar row pessimistic suepidon and mt chants artisans sad tradesmen an wcikiDK together in perfect harmony Proie iiional min were equally u bet HgTr among themaelvesuntil they were associated in teachers institute educational and medical aeeodaiions and kindred gatherings until they seethe folly of their narrow distrust The worlds greatest achievement have been made by farmers and in this regard history will repeat Itself gapers must educate themselves 1 tj IH BIMJ eariesely stand upon the high places toe importance of their lkng IsI vita them to occupy But thery number of pole en aged in farming make them fear each other Many hold aloof for ear that all the farmers will sot mite Suppose you were driving a ix muse team along our public high rays this beautiful weather Yiur argot strongest mule took the aroe notion that you have that is lat all the rest of them would not ull What would you do to that mule But stop brother farmer efore you settle with that mule ook around you a little Pick up almost any paper you will and you will tee an account of farmerunlons youhatonions in one month 33 the nextt then 34 followed by 76 In December and 131 in January Our State Sec dlnyIn t Iti specially I tail that the farmers held large andt thMttic tat Ripley on I 18Islid oilierville January 16 In the sane i aper we find that the farmers of jcorgw Alabama and other sou thorn states met at Birmingham ontf byHokeClevelands cabinet and is now tntGovernorelect of Georgia former Governor D C Herwarcl and other able statesmen Hoke Smiths sub t ma1dnctint j u price Among other things Mr Smith said The farmer must haveII on his farm his own cottonseed prepared I for the protection of his owntt cotton just as he his his own crib in which to take care of his corn or his barn in which to take care of Ida hay He must sell his cotton through j the year month by month and nott dump it all on the markot as soon alII illis ginned The men who raise cotton must be furnished with knowl edge of its true value and steadily I move the price up to 12 cents a I pound The farmer should be in formed of the true value of his cot toneHe should reach a decision as to the price ii is worth and he should J not icU until he receives that price j lwet L M t of letting the man who teat the out ton tu selfI leave to the man w H propo to buy the exclusive right to deter he price he win giiw for the prtMuct The man w o tale es the cotton mould ftx the price I wish I had space to quote mon of this speech But new brother farmer if governors and exgovern ors cabinet officers and excabine omcers and farmers by the hundred of thousands are already in the fief arguing that the farmer has the rlgh and ought to have the power to put a jjust price on his products j are you going to help us in this effort or are you pulling back If so do you see you deserve what you gave your mule January Surcbbens The following is a list of out Jami ary subscribers The people whi0 know a good thing when they see ItI who believe In their home p4PCr hence the best people on earth L D Threlkeld Route No 3 H A Davis Cayoc Dr Henry Davis Cairo C L Ring CotdyoN Mrs Maggie Ramsey Clinton Carlisle Rice Chicago Mrs M Brevard JOMsbaro Ark C L Hose Route No 3 H C Beckham Cape Gtranleau J R McQelland Route Pro 4 W E Bobo HArkW T Maddox State Line J W Maddox State Line- D H Toomb Route Ho 3 Jno Wright Route No 3 Joo W Smith Route 3 G B Walker Montova New Max Al Johnson Route No 4 J W Davis Portagevfllc Mo J H Saunders Route No 4 Lndh Bondurant Charlotte N C W C Ballew Route No 1 Mrs Lucy Irvine SmAntwito T T T Crockett twit No 3 L A Stone GncnAeld Tenn J H Neleon Route No 4 Too Inman Pierce Teas J W Campbell Mtoa Ky S A Wilkins Cayce Ky W D Bentbal Route No 1 Lottye Under Route Nc 4 C S Patterson Route Nc 3 C W Hokomc Phoenix Miss T A Holcombe Greenville Miss Miss Allis Thomas Route No 4 Arthur Fields Route Nc 4 Dr F M Usher Fulton Ky R L CampbeH Fulton Ky J H Pollack Route N 1 H J Ktme Route No 1 P A Wilcon toe Angeles Calif S N Osbome Tiptcavnie Tenn T P Fortune Memphis Tenn H C Helm Htokman Ftolttn Co A W Ingrain S F Davis R M l Ur W F Edmonds L r KHIaon W S Igbnn E R IUeon C H Parbam A S Rosedale tt T A LedfordItS M Halt Mrs Kate Wlltlug Hiokman C F BallzerIC B Terrett Bob Bynum Mrs C L Randle Alex Barnes Pomp Atwoed E G OYlrby B F GreenIR L Jaokson Caruthers Cafe Sold A business deal was consummated this week in which Percy Jonas became the purchaser of A 0 Caru thers restaurant corner of Clinton and Cumberland streets Mr Caruthers will devote his entire time to the management of the JonesIscounty having been employed with Ellisons for many years and agobeman Lumber Planing Mill company but after a short service with them ranted to Cairo Becoming uneatiened he decided to come bank Hickman and begin in business forhimselfWe for him the success has always attended Mr Caru thorn in the business before him and at the same time wish Mr Cam mayndertakeupstairs over the restaurant and Mr Caruthers will reside at the byMrthe colleges C G has appoint ed watch inspector for the N C St L Ry on this end of the line Mr Peebles made this appointment unsolJdtad Heretofore watches have been Inspected at Union City Take your country produce to Cavitt and get highest prices He has the freshest groceries in town Mrs D E Allison spent last CaptRobertsstoppedincelebration THE SALE4 AT Ellison Brosa- fle29 ago Still Continues Special Sale For SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2nd Look at these wonderful Bargains 1 See Show Window 25c Hatchets forDc25c Dish Pans for 9c 0 Quart Buckets for 9c Brown and white Cooking VesselsDcChair Seats 9c Large Enameled Stew Pans 9c Large Enameled Wash Basins 9c Tumblers per set of flc 20c Curry Comb ac Sifters Dc Spring Clothespins per dozen 9c Enameled Milk Pans 9c Hat Racks regular 20c value 9c Shears I Dc 25c Large Stew Pans 15c ex50c Preserve Kettles 2Dc Galvanized Foot Tubs 2Dc 35c Coffee Pots 25c 65c Dish Pans 49c 38 piece Dinner Set in this sale only 150 Large Cut Glass Pattern Fruit BowlsJ 79c Large Covered Pitchers 00c 38 piece Dinner Set 149 Gold Band Water Sets Berry Sets and 4 piece sets 149 12 Quart Buckets 65c values for 50c Muffin Pans 20c 35c Covered Buckets 25c Cloak Clothing Sale Sale Now you have an opportunity aretoSuitslatestlowggarmentsgarmentsLadies In has never been equal Long Conts thoI I latested before styles black castor and fanny Come and see them 598tiesLadies Long Coati black nnriSOVerlll hundred Mona Fino Corcolors50LoShortor Coats of fine material black and colors worth MUllS Suits and Overcoats n 750 and 1000 198biglot that sold up to 10 1200 and 1500 choice 375 98long Boys Knee Pant Suits worth 50lung r SHOE SALE 2C Per Cez1t OfT Chipdrensgrand Shoes and are not surpassed for comfortregular prices and yet to reduce stock we are giving 20 per centcoff on all grades Look at these prices 600 Shoes forV480 200 Shoes for ieo500 Shoes for400 175 Shoes forl40400 Shoes for 320 150 Shoes for 120350 Shoes for 280 100 Shoes for 80c300 Shoes for 24075c Shoes for 60c250 Shoes for 20050c ShaH for40c I f d The 1907 Flood The flood of 1907 has t amaximumrapid rate The watt sing lightly Monday or c will now no doubt folHfas it rose Much dam I rs all over the country bll 4 rains and most esperi i irlands and flooded dint Ohio and Mississippi rV = sands of people were rr less some of them tern some of them pcrraanr they couH secure aid homes Many lhousarYwere thrown out of to account of factories down Business allVI was affected to a great tent But with the intl of the American people it will not be a great W flood will be forgottr Ievents West Hickman rr houses were flooded to such an extent thnV were compelled to m of them were still tfij ttfactorlelIi practically all the da t The railroad compr w petted to run the v- lokman when tb the traok above tore convenience was e1i aooeuntThe stage ofWff fed Sa tJ We give tt1 JI of the river at Cair rfsince 1874 t 1874 April 337 1875 August 7 7 1170 April 6e1881 April 1020 1888 February 3i + t 1883 February 36F 184 February Jt 4 1 1186 April 1119 1837 Maroh 910 e INS April 36 1 r 1890 Maroh 18M 1 1191 Marah 4t 1 1S92 April M 3 IWJMay 9U 1197 March 2Js1198 April 6 I 1199 March JApc 1903 Marih 1517 i 1904 April 5 1986 April 9 + I 1986 May 24 1907 January 38 Woodland Mills Mr Guy Sunders w dayDavid Flack visit SundayMessrs Hunter at d visited their patents A few ot the your C ed the hospitality of M Monday night Miss Artie Logan t = from Rives Mondayr been the guest of MU Mrs John Maddox r few et her friends lug In benerel Mr Av rof Rector Ark All 1 time State Line Ell Mostly was in ir = dayJ P Maddox xasMondayS Burrus w aJ FridayMrs Sue Maddox I for several days Gordan Rice was if a busines4 Monday Mrs W B riuto be improving- A M Shaw was list a few days last wen Miss Mary Burrus ents Saturday and Sun 1 Drew Bacon lost a ed week She died of foe Y y T A Prather l lrdfrom a visit to his sislT J yule Ark dMiss Laura Brown sister Mrs A M Roprr 4 w cep last week 9theBurrus Thursdaynigh Miss Mattie Seay hug her school at Sylvan rbMarch on account of ft The state board of the case of r K Rudd of Fulton charaforming a criminal or I February 10 on which IJ- ofI Dr Sarah Murphyw l heard tlladministrator W Williamson heirs r 1 Dondurant and lon Na f vas rivec tics nFurniture t robes at Montgomery lIe toyed acres the street- A i- u F r camas Liquor Dill I XntuOo 1HI prbb- weI a 11 Iill Ins I ro4lbith aMI sttl I IfSffltltndI It helMe art aWe laws and ne pssag praettawtear Mlerc It hu KIMI 0MiMMtfl r Correction v rlntedtlr0cw I t ul oeI1M- 1errnr rc- Ii all i GlsoI w cptt 1Ity lIMe iT Irofila of Jobs Agree a- Iry s for are The ails rt IsitU MEtoltM el t tpells r h=priItoeUe tiny y Nee 4I pt- f Dntc- n root this lr tt C- Nn WIT IYrftoey h Crutchiield ry iq 1bW blsw4 mpfMlq w r cltr IAIdr nibtSfit n Arbaisarr bIM litf t rrtd trtltrr- adi el 4114 tMISrt Inot Horses y IirkMQn iIs I IM hegs smart wa + Ilt Ttlcsd y tint W h the goes t uy wife ipont itlM visited Dr 4 night e reckoc r Itay night rock Sprlngi Kto move Abased the t will mover returned to is attending uck Gardner dubrtt kT UoardtttI a tv spend the r trr ftt I t The Fulton County Raise IThe County Board of Supervisors completed their work- I at the court house Wednesday of last week Pol lowing are the changes in assessment for Hickman Precinct NAME PROM TO NAME FROM TO C P DaconSoOO 4400 Mrs A Anderson S 500 TSO BondurantWllson 11000 15000 R B Brevard800 500 C T Bondurant 250 2250 A S Barkctt 1000 1500 BradleyParham 1000 1500 Mrs Lydia Boyle 2650 3500 City of Hlokman 3000 1000 P G Cunningham 300 500 Mrs E Case 2000 2JTO Mrs II C Campbell 410 500 0 L Carpenter 1100 1700 GL Carpcnterh 700 100 Val Carpenter 100 1000 M D Cornwell 1000 lSOO B T Davis Agt 5000 8000 W A Dodds 9400 15000 Mrs W A Dodds 400 800 Tenl Dillon Sr 2910 3410 Monci Dlstlebrlnk JK9 2J00 Task IMnger 150 nso C H Hunger 00 500 J M Hubbard 2000 4000 JUnubbard 200 1100 A C Celltns 100 300- UN Lou Harper J090 1100 W Henderson 1000 1500 C A Helomb 1009 S900 C A HeJsembc 1100 2000 R Miller MOO 1600 Get Grammar GO 500 Ira Qrcon 00 500 He well Graves 1200 too a F Qahltyr 1150 1400 Coo Gtaser 500 750 R L Gray MO 710 112 Griffith 770 14000 II H Green 1160 1990 MrstKInc 5JOO 4W5 lfn S Flag MOO 2 taU Mrs Mattfe Knoerr 1000 1200- 1Ihs Bros l4tf JOtO Jibs R UteR 1000 1500 PJ PrellC100 109 Henrietta Inns 100 700 Henrietta Preot JOG tOO Jejfle Orittui GOD 00- J W PurcelL 900 1100 I M Pewtit 00 SOD H L Rue lSfi- Mlw 3000 A W Ucvs 100 1000 Katie Wed 21G1 ItWraJ MfceW 4000 GOO 8 C Kamage 61 SOO H D Biblmin 2OQO 2509 S L lUyster 20M JMO Mart ME lltmld MO 300 J W 3mlth 230 100 3 N Sweeney 1JU 1400 MM Mary Sbuff 1109 1309 Badger heirs 1401 1800 Seat Salmon 700 990 Standard 011 Co- 7fO to ISO Tbempwn el aL 700 R A Tyler TSOO 10000 R A Tyler 1010 1099 H A Tyler GO 100 R T Tylor ant l10e 1499 Msllte ThrolteW 750 900 J A Ttwuend JKK 4009 M fc Umlsrwtoil GlO ko Mil Kate Wiling 9M is AW Jtuos Geo toe J J Wley Jtt fM Mrs M M Wallace 9e lSce WI Logan 1100 JSOQ T J LeaUerd 1500 2000 TALedffcrd 100 1000 J L LuUrell u10 1000 Ladwle HQtel 53100 6000 W R Moftttbara 2000 4000 W F Montgsraory MOO 2000 Dave Morgan SOO 2000 JUlis D Mayne 1099 1100 J H MWett i Mengtl 1150 1000 lex Oi 10000 3e Mrs Bottle NVTIsen l3eo loee Marys VII s+n iff Tt T II Wfllltms loo 3ee T A Prather 37k 4tt IllPmthor JIeeeLOkD rrMhrteh Cabby 9ft 40e Ltulf Cunsagger 5oo 6o Chas Ntoh1aJooeoi Next week the COtfRlBR will print the changes for Fulton and on the week following those for the remainder of the county l w Dora Suffer all nl 3ht long from toothache Ineural sia or rheumatism S1oai- stLiImeltthe pain quiets the nerves and induces sleep At all dealers Price 25c SOc b 100 Dr EArl S Sloan Boston MassUSA CUMBERLAND TELEPHONEf TELEGRAPH CO iHCOirOIATBO Long distance linos and tolophonos of this Company onablo you to talk almost anywhoro In Southorn Indiana Southern Illinois Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana Wo can put you In quick and satisfactory communication with tho people of this groat section of tho country We solicit your patronago Ratos reason ablo Equipments and facilities unsur passed iAMCft K OALBWILL LfAANe HUM T e wter- lvdc1I ul Zayr tr+rrM- i J f 4r Hickman College The following marks show some in the second examinationfwixxfrwork stxiowt for Mary McDmltl 992 Ruby Flem ing 99 1 Fannie Kearby 928 Ru by Seay 91 i Jotslc Wall 904 ofJUNIOR Ctzzie Comm 942 1 Knte Conner of 93 Harold DcBow 864 Bascombe LunsfOrd 864 10th Grade Rose Campbell 96 Lillian Choate 93 5 Grace Wilton 93 5 Grace Rice 89 2 9th Grade Lois Barlett 98 1 Maggie Lee Rice 93 5j Hazelle Johnson 91 5 Dottie Davidson 90 J I Dora Cavitt 883 Maggie Henry 88 J The Best Six in 8th Grade Emma Tyler 99 2 James Campbell 94 2 Carl Townsend 94 Cectle Barnes for 89 Ola Monan 81 Blanche Helm a 84 7th Grade Pansy Woathrrly 941 Lillle Haokett 93 Grace Kim IIs erer91 Pauline Caldwell 89 Lon Naylor 18t Nannle Smith 86 fith Crade LHiie Coffey 92 58 Ruth Klmbro 92 r Chester Barnes 91 14 Harvey Wiseman 90 12 Miriam Lutes 90 14 Sara Mo Konnell 17 34 Best Six of 5th CraJc Ruin Barnes 9J Alonzo lUll 91 Wal ter Henderson 90 27 j Nellie Glas S or 8917 Lluie Moore 89 Mary Bnggs and Lyte Reid 88 37 Jth Grade Six Highest in Exa mination Fay Glaser 94 Marshall MoDaniel ami Lexie Rice 92 I Hel C en Tyler 91 Ada Allison Luolle Gabby and Sam Haydon 90 To Tax Bachelors A bill to tax bachelor has been Introduced in tile Indiana Reuse by Representative Oberttng of Law renccburg It provides a tax of SS on unmarried men between 25 and 30 years ef age 750 on those between 30 and 40 and 10 for those over forty There are in Indiana 102919 wnmarrlod men over twenty five and It Is claimed that this law JF would produce over 1000000 All money obtained thus would go to the ohll fund- CURIE RHEUMATISM AND CATARRH MEDICINE SENT FREE These two diseases are the result ef an awful poisoned condition oJ the blood If you hove aching 1nts- and back shoulder blades bone pains crippled hands legs or feetp swollen muscles shifting sharp bit ing pains and that tired discouraged feeling cf rheumatism or the hawking spitting blurred eyesight deafness IIy sick stomach headache noises S- In the head mucous throat dis charges decaying teeth bad breath belching gas of catarrh take Botan ic Blood Balm B B B It kills I the poison in the blood which causes those awful symptoms giving a puret healthy blood supply to the jointsI0 and mucous membranes and makes a perfect cure of the worst rheuma tism or foulest catarrh Cures where IIt all else fails Blood Balm B BB iis composed of pure botanic ingre dents gx d for weak kidneys Im proves the digestion cures dyspepsia A perfect tonic for old folks by giving them rich bloodnew pure I Thoroughly tested for thirty yearsI Druggists 1 per large bottle with J complete directions for home cureI Sample free and prepaid by writing mood Balm Co Atlanta Ga DC scribe trouble and special free medi cal advice sent in sealed JetterII Cayce Hubert Manly went to St Louis J last week Lon Robertson has moved from Cayce to Fulton H A Bdmiston of Fulton was in Cayce this week The T B S Club of Cayce met last Saturday night and elected the following officers z Mike Johnson president i Wade Powell vice presi dent M 0 Stevenson collector Mr Wade Powell and Miss Jessie Burnes surprised their friends lastl Saturday by getting married Immediately after the ceremony which was performed by Rev Yates the happy couple left for Morehouse Mo to visit relatives They are popular young people the groom be ing a son of Dr Powell of Union City Congratulations Old fashioned Pumpkin Pies at the K K braack office r rf f 1 t l f Four to Hang this Month On Friday February 15 next four persons are to be hanged in Kentucky under judgment of court crimes committed They are met Guy Lyon and W R Fletcher of Logan county sentenced to be hanged for having committed the crime criminal assault i Ben Huffaker the Pulaski county for murder and James Fitzgerald of Knox county the condemned for the same offense Capt Tyler Wants Quail ing Capt H A Tyler who Iis stocking his farm with pheasants informs us that he wants live quail both hens and cocks and that he will pay twentyfive cents each Jor hens for and fifteen cents each for cocks The birds must not br killed or wounded so that they will be unfit use and in this way it will not be violation of the game law He is very anxious to get a large number of birds in a short time and paying a good price for them In doing this he is doing a great good for the country as everyone cnows and should be encouraged md helped as much as possible 34 ed Married Mrs Col Underwood of Rural Route One was married Monday af ernoon at 3 oclock to Mr C S of Shelby of Arkansas Rev H C Johnson performed the ceremony that joined the two lives Mrs Underwood has been a resident oCw the vicinity in which she now lives at or twentythree years Mr Shelby bas relatives in Fulton county We extend congratulations to them Church Notice Preaching at the Methodist church Sunday at 11 a m and 7 p m unday school 9 30 a m Prayer icellng Wednesday 7 pm- D P Smith of Gardner Tenn and Miss Carrie Bradley of Water alley were married at Fulton Sunday afternoon at 5 oclock Esq T Putrell officiating In a Jug Trade Town Freight Dept K C R R Co ProhlbitionviUe Jan 30 Dear sir Please send for your- rue ofBooksat once It Is leaking B H Agent Its a pleasure to tell our readers about a cough ourelike Dr Shoops or years Dr Shoop has fought lo against the UK of opium onloro orm or unsafe ingredients common in found in cough remedies Dr hoop it seems has welcomed the pure food and drug law recently enacted for he has worked along similar lines many years For nearly 20 years Dr Shoops Cough Cure containers have had a warning printed in them against opium and other narcotic poisons He has thus made possible for mothers to protectl heir children by simply insisting onI laving Dr Shoops Cough Cure Sold by all dealers To slop a Cold with Preventlcs Ie safer than to let it run and cure afterward Taken at the sneeze t Preventlcs will head off all J olds and Grippe and perhaps save you from Pneumonia or Bronchitis Seventies are little toothsome candy 1 old cure tablets selling in 5 cent nd 25 cent boxes If you are chilly II you begin to succjtc try Preventics They will surely check the cold andI please you Sold by All DealerlI West Hickman Chapel Sunday school 2 130 pm Preaching every Sunday night by Bro Lucas TAXIS GH APIi Ilal W 4l 11 0 k AboutI RJ4W GO TIM Mrdt in 1 MAKES RHEUr uSM CO WIck UI Mir talk with abe rawb In v vt w It you MU Kil atiQitl ter trying ono IwllU blpIi4Ano fur llllWniATIMM t fuml your luoitoy Why Iol Uy lit You run IMI rlik Ak T T SWAY1T1S r L t I Hickman A Sof E MetaHICKMAH UtllOK NO 417 A L olE Pursuant to a call of the president Hickman Local Union A S of E 1at the office of Tom Dillon Sr Monday evening January 18 Tom Dillon Sr presiding An interesting article relative to methods of the grain trust in Nebraska was read showing how m exploiters of Nebraska wheat manipulate that cereal allowing none allowed to participate in its markdl except Regulars or those be longing to the gang of speculators who monopolize the trade A letter from Hubert Vreeland commissioner oi agriculture calling delegates to the Second Annual State Farmers Institue at Shelby ville Ky February 26 27 and 28 was read and filed Election of officers being m order Tom Dillon Sr was chosen as pre sident for the ensuing year Coo N Helm vicepresident John A McClure secretary and lion W A Naylor treasurer The question of the farmers of Fulton county pooling their products and pricing the same was consider and the conclusion arrived at that an equitable price would be fair and profitable to the farmers and by eliminating the speculative feature the trust make their products cheaper to the consumer The second Monday night of each month was chosen as the night upon to hold the regular meetings the office of Tom Dillon Sr5 no other business appearing tweeting adjourned to assemble Monday night February 11 1907 JOHN A MCCs trace Secy For Bootlegging Frank Fehringer son of the late Phil Fehringer was caught lastrThursday at Woodland Mills by Of facer Jpsh Adams and arrested for bootlegging Fehringer has been operating in this business up and down the lake for some time Sheriff 4 Finch finally got a line Fehringer was having his goods shipped to Woodland Mills and thence he car tied overland to the lake He was due at Woodland for another conysignment last Thursday and Mr Finch sent Josh Adams over to Intercept him His late purchase and rhipm nt consisted of twelve and one half gallons of whisky which the officer took charge of ia connection with Mr Fehringer who was brought jail The prisoner will have to inswer four indictments against him Obion county and three in Lake sounty Union City Commeiisial Yes and Fulton county gets a whack or two too Leave that laundry at Smith j Ambergs store for Frank Smith and you will get the work to sett you The best steam laundry County Diplomas Mr J C Sugg teacher of Rush Creek school was in town Friday together with three of his pupils who took examinations for county dl plomas The young men who took the examinations were i Hugh Adams Erroll McGshee and hilts Henry They made good grades and will receive their diplomas from Frankfort this week This is worth Saving t The following simple homemade mixture is said to relieve any form of rheumatism or backache also cleanse and strengthen the kidneys and bladder overcoming all urinary disorders if taken before the stage of Brigbts disease Fluid extract dandelion one half ounce z Com pound kargon one ounce I Com pound syrup sarsaparilla three ounces Mix by shakirg well in a bottle and take in teaspoonful doses after meals and at bedtime I A wellknown authority states that these ingredients are mainly of ve geteable extraction and harmitss to use and can be obtained at small cost from any good proscription Jp pharmacy Those who think theyPhave kidney trouble or suffer with lame back or weak bladder or rhou matism should give this prescription a trial as no harm can possibly follow its useI and it iis said to do wonders for some people 34843 e a t tIi THE HICKMAN COURIER BiT SCALE W 08rLDE J O BI TON t EdlUn ud Pr prlit n ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR ar CASH IN ADVANCE II I iiI Kiitercd at the HtoUnmn Kontnetv pOfltelTtvA M Kwentl Gaul man nuttier = = =c t Friday February 1 1907 MISLBAD1NG We were told this week that we had been quoted as having backed down from the position which we took recently in the Cumberland Telephone question In regard to the rates they charge etc and in order i that we not be misquoted or that our position in the matter not be mis leading we wish to say here that we never backed down or for any ron son ohange our views The Courier had some correspondence with Mr Hume on the sutytcUand the result was that after careful investigation of the city rcords the exchange of several letters awl the admission made therein by Mr Hume we found that the Cumberland people are not operating under a twenty year franchise as most people be lieve but are operating without any franchise whatever and that any In dependent company may enter Hick man with permission of the city au thorities We also learned that the City Attorney had taken steps to lock after the legal end of the situa Lien and thought best to say noth ing more This is by way of expla ration that the public not think we backed down from our original posi tion Representative OlUe James made r lirepositive statement that the House would amend the agricultural appro I priallon bill so as to provide for the free distribution of seeds by mem bers and senators The committee recommends that 5242000 the usu al amount be expended for rare and valuable seeds to be distribu ted by the secretary of the agricul ture but as a sop to members and senators it ill provided that the sro retary shall send seeds as far as possible to persons recommended by senators and house members I Some fellow given to figures has told us that the American youth spend annually 1000000 per month for peanuts and popcorn That is 4ust a little more than the women pond for chewing gum Money will buy everything but happiness and furnish transporta tion to every place but heaven Hickman is a good watering place just no- wEczema and Pimples byZEJJEMO draws the prmu to the eurfico lenlnjtaRose Died Co Bt Lout Mo for sample All Druggists tell XEMO For sale by lletm jt Ellison An Interesting Suit FiledI Attorney General Hays has filed la the Franklin circuit or state fiscal court a petition in the name of the Commonwealth against Mrs Hester D Coulter administratrix and the American Bonding and Trust com pany of Baltimore Md and others bondsmen of the late State Auditor Gus G Coulter in which he seeks to recover into the state treasury 12 99182 money which he claims was paid out during the Coulter administration wrongfully and without war rant of lag The defendants besides those named are G W Ligon J L I Stunson H S Hale W S Cook J E Robbins Gus Thomas W S Cavendar W D Sullivan J T George James T Webb S A Nor mien W A Usher W E Norman G T Fulton and G R Allen sure ties on the official bond of the late auditorThe petition recites that under the laws of the Commonwealth Coulter was allowed S17400 any to enable Mm to employ and- ewth darks M oJght be neces J x f CatarrhTopronww that CkUlth at DM Ru i fl htturnlOiln patlau tKrmtcb drurr IsmI Trial luau of Dr Skoopi 1NKh tbb benre t am looNa wa lor I OkUnh Von will Idtnt tul wl+ I1l IIC lbtnt Mrtalxtr It n eenl ent a It Pbllel t Mtolnr arUrio rMUnmilmtn IIUI artlrle Mint roei true merit rM tk tt wi ramlMRB ralbtr lhaD drmnc It Ih beapI balm puturopfa mow lIlfful bklel u0IaIiii7DIUt 6OQ Nyeh ootbtrx CC to TIIJmoI llntboI eta r InfOrlaoot site Dr 5fFboothusmtnralttUfnknullA 6hoopYamrtlrw- EaUrh dbtwa a lock otwNI twmvtn blOkltnr toleWnC Nlkxitortu Urt Ule HC etch nil for Dr 8hoop KMtnnUrV- OT UM mrltait I nurrh onlr of the nomkixl thrail DoUInc elM howner need be uw l Uu Dr Shoops Catarrh Cure ALL DEALERS awry for the proper discharge of the business of his oftec that between May 25 1000 and the first Monday In January 1904 he was allowed under the law 63800 for clerk hire and no mere Plaintiff says thatI Coulter expended out of the treasury between said dates 7679192 awl thereby appropriating and paying without authority of law 1299182 and the some was wrongfully Il legally and without authority paid The case will go upon the docket of the court for trial at the April term before Judge Robert Stoat KVKN FROM THE MOUNTAINS Ballard Snow Liniment is praised for the good it does A sure cure for rheumatism and all pains Wright W Loving Grand Junction Colo writes I used Bollards Snow Liniment last winter for rheumatism and can rreonmeqd it as the best liniment on the market- I thought at the time I was taken down with this trouble that it would be a week before I could get about but on applying your liniment several times during the night I was about in 48 hours and well in three lays Sold by CowgtHs Drug Store and Helm and Ellison A negro preacher Will Alexan der was arrested Sunday and a- pint bottle of whisky was found in Ms pocket He was no well pre pared to administer spiritual eon toJatton Obion Enterprise To Whom it May Concer- nII in Gulfport Miss from Oot 18th to Nov 1st and found a prosperous town of 7 years old with 13000 busy people 30 miles of clew tric oar lines running I have some acreage land and town lots listed with me for sale and I think there is a grand speculation to buy now So come and see me and I will give you a history of it 28 t f J R Brown Administrators Notice The creditors of the estate of the deceased T D Harris are notified that I will make a settlement with all the creditors on February 15 and all creditors are notified to file claims on or before that date properly proven or they will be forever barred A A Faris Admr How to Hurt Your Town Oppose improvements Mistrust public men Run your town down to strangers Go to some other town to trade Refuse to advertise in your paper Do not invest a cent lay nut your moneysomewhere else Be particular to discredit public spirited men- Lengthen your face when a stranger peaks of locating in your town If a man wants to buy your pro perty ask him two prices for it If he wants anybody elses inter fere and discourage him Refuse to see the merit In any scheme that does not exactly benefitl youRun down your newspapers Run down your officers Run down everything and every body but Number One Talk in the barber shops and loaf Ing places how bad things are of how everything and everybody is going to the demnitlon bowwows Piles get quick relief from Dr hoops Magic Ointment Remember its made alone for Piles and it works with certainty and satisfaction Itching painful protruding or blindI piles disappear like magic by its use Try it and seelI Sold by All Dealers N011On1IU1iL1C I We give below some of the most Important rules and regulations gowning water and ltglfttfrMU i We also give the equalized rates This affects all water and lights ttaking effect February 11907 users of lights and water RULE 1 All persons desiring to take water fm thh Company must make application ai the Comp lnys office setting forth all purposes for which water is to be used upon their premises tha they may be as tested according 10 established rates RULE 2 Hydrants or water fixtures will not be permitted In extl posed positions or where their use may be available to other premises or the public RULE 3 The Company reserves the right to set meters wkenever there is any doubt as to tthe quantity of water used or wasted or where fixtures may be available to uthcrstJThe right Is reserved to amend or add to the rules and regulations as experience may show to bencctlMry We will issue a pamphlet setting forth all rules and regulations together with rates and as soon as same has been published It will be fur nished free to ail customers as well as to those who anticipate putting Int water or lights The Company reserves the right at any time to turn off the water InC 1 their mains without notice for the purpose of making repairs or extent slons or for other purposes and persons having steam boilers within their premises connected to thewater mains direct are hereby cautionedl against collapse They are required to supply them from a tank or cis tern located between the main and the boiler and not direct from the water main Rates on Water where Water is not Supplied by Meter Measurement I I Rates levied annually and payable monthly Li advance Parties failing to pay on or before the tenth of the month will be cut off without notice The fee for cutting off and on is Sioo each for water and lights and this amount will be adjPed to the account In event parties desire to be I reinstated PURDOtB YEARLY MONTHLY Bath private Sr S 00 S 50 1st tub 1200 100 2nd tub 9 00 7S Barber shops 2 chairor less 1800 100 aeaob additional chair 4 80 4Q 600 SO Bakery TJt Blacksmith Shop lv fir I II 6 00 SO eau dditlanal lIe a ob 2J IiBanks firs SO Brick YardlL jg j Spedil Building Purposes Special- Closets l privatee G 00 SO public 1st slalU 12 00 100 II each additional1 stall 9 00 75 Urinals private to 6 00 SO public 12 00- WOO 100 Dental Office 100 Gas Engines S to 15 H Pt 1200 100 Hotels 6 rooms or less U 1200 100 a each additional room SO Dwellings 6 rooms or less 6 00 50 each additional room 50 occupied by two farallles Special Ice Cream Parlors M 12 00 SO Laundrys w 3600 300 Steam Laundrys Sp tal Livery Stables 7 tm 600 6 o SOOffices irt rHMrrtT T f tminfT ntittttrw Photograph Galleries 600 sO Private Stables 2 horses oriess MMMMWMMMM 600 to each additional head of stock 100 Restaurants general use 18 OQ 150 Stores general use 600 50- Soda Fountains 12 00 100 with tumbler wajhers 1600 1 SO Schools Special Sprinkling streets with 18 inch nozzle 25 ft front or less nozzels larger not allowed J 00 Sprinklingg yards or gardens Special Steam Boilers per H P Q Printing Offices lcto SO Fountains Special I Water Meter Rateor For Gallons per 1000 gal cost Gallons Total 1st 1000 or less monthly S S 1 00 1000 s 100 2nd 1000i SO SO 21Q9o 150 3rd i040 454iS 3000 195 4th lODO 40 40 4imJ 2 Ith 1009 45 as 5000 2 70 2nd 5000 1 SO lo000 420 3rd fiOOO 25 125 15000 S 4th 5000 2J 1 15 2000O 6 Sib 5000w 22 1 10 2SOao 7 2nd 25000 20 S 00 50000 12 g 2nd 50000 18 9 00 100000 2170 nu 100000 16 J6 00 200000 3770 Jrd 100000 IS IS 00 300000 52 70 4th 100000 14 14 00 4601600 6670 5th 100000 12 i2 00 tJ8bo i8 70 All over 500000 gallons at lOc per 1000 Retidence Lights on Flat Rate 1st 16 C P Light 75 per month All other 16 C P 50II mo ea a c P Light 35mo ea Flat Rate on Allnight Lights in Business Houses One light only 16 C P all night rate 100 per month 2 lights or more 16 C P all night each 75 per month Store lights usual burning 50 per month Meter Rates on Lights 10 ampere meter or less entitling customer to 15000 wattsSl50 per month minimum All over this amount lOc per 1000 watts 20 ampere meter entitling customer to 20000 watts 200 per month minimum All over this amount at lOc per 1000 watts HICKMAN ICE COAL COINe A 0 Carutbera Mgr J t AT You Incorporated 7 Under iecUon576 of the J statutes two actions have brought in the Fayettc county Cult court against an concern located at Lexington on allegation of not having included their advettising matter the word corporated which appeared in a 1 per published in Hopkins county I It appears from the following of the Kentucky stalutcslhat word incorporated must on all printed matter and all papers and other advertising of each and every concern under the section in state under Everycorporation the laws of this state every corporation doing business this state shall in a place on its principal place or business in letters large to be easily read have or printed the corporate name such corporation and under the same In like shallbe painted or printed the incorporated And under the name of such upon all printed or advertising ter used by such corporation railroad companies tanks companies insurance companies building and loan associations appear in letters sufficiently be easily read the word ated Any corporation which fail or refuse to comply with provisions of this section shall subject to a fine of not less than hundred dollars and not mere five hundred dollars DONT PUT OFF until tomorrow what you wan day If you are suffering torpid liver or constipation wait until tomorrow to get help Buy a bottle of Herbine and I that liver working right ness about health saves many spells Mrs Ma Gresham Tex writes I used Hublne in amity for six years and find it all It claims to do Said by gills Drug Store and Helm and son Mrs F P Baird aged 25 I in Fulton after a brief congestion She recently there from Diokson Tenn her JDDband iRCan operator in the of the Illinois Central railroad ceased is survived by a husband three ceNdren A BABY should be sunshine in the notice will be if you give it Whites Vermifuge the best worm offered to suffering humanity remedy is becoming the fixture of all households A mo with children cant get along out a bottle ef Whites Cream mlfugft in the house Sold by gills Ilson Drug Store and Helm and Fulton hat reorganized her and expects to give free open concerts during the coming and summer Miss Mary Tucker and Burge both of Stubblefield were united in marriage at Friday afternoon at the office T Futtrell who officiated young people arc said to have 15on account of parental They are members of l lr cityo families and very popular in gA special from Union City Referring to the item the colurcns of the Memphis racrcIalAppeil dated 23 inst ing that one J W Benedict Mayfield had fallen heir to I and a cousin living in Union City the name of Brackin had died ing an estate of 1000000 correspondent has made an gation of the facts and finds Alexander Brackins estate is woith to exceed 25000 all and that he left no insurance ever that anybody knows of and there are thirteen heirs ing cousins etc This estate be divided according to the descent and distribution as he no will that can be found Rev Boyd of Oblon has engaged to fill the pulpit of the C Sunday church at Hickman Ky every Yau Eat 1 Yw IVat CIt r i lf04C I trIant and see rr at any FR l style yr Dinner 1130 to line of iv i +uthor yea Your FrieC at LATt it PAf Best in li11 cold bar and aria and ever stNext C sh Book tlpleuI 1 tr y BOOKS STATONERT NOII Jali anllt i up to lair MAnr1 i n B T DAVI ttoYitt att practK the State ti Randlfs HtCKtfAK Tinning N united M Knaebey Plumber to and Sher v e kindsAu WIn service v B BREVARD flit r k Your Lauri should lu your at1 u 1 rcC aUf v call t r Tuenr Kent rrInt 45- HIokm2R a r FlllllluEe me N- UnderlakEr- IELIPHONE N0 C S K Davi 7DFJN I IST Ull- iOowgllle t Ke 4 4 I T t r rr- i NOTICEM Your Vnter and Light rent iis due on thel FIRST OF EACH MONTH and if not paid by the TENTH will be cut off 0 to This took effect November I 1906 a PAY at the Hickman Ice Coal Co office at the Ice factory 4 + Office open from 7 a m until 0 p m any daY except Sunday and on the Oth and 10th of 1euh month it iis open until 0 p m Hickman Ice Coal Co Inc M4 A O CARUTHERS Mgr A DerpK Laid Plot r user I then s A Aeeplp a 1tirb MAle 1mi he eraJ l tr a tWitg t about II t 4I the alltele- I o is Wish nu t ewpoc + m1 whd si rrwrA A0- II 8 g the I rrmtathe- ttr I InI14lftal ants OWfttrr oJtbIe teed 14 I Wo tt Is tee i tr wettW nit iilf ec raCS arIttA F t MJototl ra- r1Ke1te be- T ne vaflefl loa ellO u 1 ttwsld tocof rgh Ute NlMlllrg wt a g 1k as ea- Aa Mft It IA of tWA en r r r WuhIin Is T c tailr the ytulns duotrtaJ pursuits ht midi some s is s4Uier a If IK tonirat rroea attack In uuld dMNgC Mt I 1meIsMt goneral maoa Mejgrtos of I bU s tMihtnie I boltarlitte with I It would take 1 trots MIre than part tor any sod w letber again to The nc I ideals but this Kd against him Pt M occasional iir up strife be I the tooth But for the most part they have breath e tool of the white politician Another civil strife between the north and NtUWe opportunity for the colored races to combine orIa large part of the colored race thotrtown territory Since their Interests are tanI they would be loath to leave them and join In a general movement oartby carnal warfare Those who think so are following a mis guided judgment Let it be said that there are many lawabiding groes among us who do rot think of going Into such an unreasonable and uncalled for strife The majority of southern whites are wilting for the negro to continue his abode 1in this country It is only the bad white man and the bad negro lbw the law seeks to punish and the pee pie seek to get rid of We are all the offspring of Aden and when Christ the second Adorn Is enthroned among us for truth andI wisdom and righteousness thou theI I jaltaMri same flag H C JotttttoM Quarterly Court The regular tore of gaarterl- court convened at the court Monday Judge W A Maylor pre sWing There was no business of Importance before the oeurt anti most of the eases continued until the next regular term h Mrs Will Panne aged M died at Fullers Saturday morning after a protracted tones Prior to her marriage Mrs Pannel was Mis Nora Webb daughter of Thomas Webb a wall known oillzen of liar ris Station Tenn She loaves a husband add one small child Mr J IL Saunders et Route Wo 4 has some cattle killed by the N C St L railroad Sunday Miss Eva Love has returned to her home in Jfulton after a visit to her nisttr Mrs Murchison I I I Kitchen Plumbing importanceblAI1e I r i vvhctc all foods prepared Old ffashioned sinks with doted n i vtg are lodging places for vermin moisture and dirt which LBgII 1 11Jt serious illneupIf the plumbing of yew kkchen w old unsightly and unheal I I n us quota you a price on installing a snowwhite JfcwJwJ 1 of iim Fjiamelcd sink withopen plumbing Our twice are reatlI hour work high class and what you JW for this modem 1itdennfi pmait may save you money in doctor billt Cotton cJdatns Plumbers and TlnntrsS F ll y No u rl1Local1 River Iis falling Open night and day Elite Cat Shajr Beltersworlh sell Irma groceries Orangeat1 John Hatkins has been in Hick man this week tohighest lhabill1 p mothertahle I athomeH C Durham went to Fullon Tuesday to attend court Moses wasIfickrnan frombusinesshave you bought your coal If not why not telephone no 48 Ollle Jaoksen of Porte Tenn tis the guest of Tom Hart this week oflastMiss Lola Barry of New Madrid IIs the guest of Mrs H Buchanan gunsthisYou rain a trout If you fall to buy I groceries from Shaw Bettersworth caYltt will give highest prices for butter eggs and country pro duce Miss Laura Brown spent last weekwith her slater Mrs J MII toper We buy the best Northern grown seeds at Rlckntan Hardware Co Inoorp 35 furnituretnoCan anti see calm If you want bargains I Best goods post service lowest prices on groceries at Shaw ft net tersworth allIprices tersworth Walter Allison has gone to Vloks berg Miss after a visit to Mr DCI CIFOtgaesesephone no 48 for ooal Hlckman Ice and coal Co Montgomery has moved across the street See him if you want fur niture or CCllketlaRev Mr Boyd will preach at C P Church Sunday February 3rd of at 11 a m and 7 1 30 p m Fresh Groceries chickens ergs butter c Will deliver Lon Robertson Telephone 160 Born to Mr and Mrs A B Hughes Monday morning a fine 11pound boy Congratulations Miss Irene Helm returned home Tuesday from a visit of several weeks with relatives at Paris Team Miss Mattie May Seay closed hrschool last week on account of bad weather but will begin the third of March Messers Tom Coats and Robert Knight mule buyers of Greefield Tenn were in town Wednesday on business You can find clover alfalfa as alsyke timothy red top blue and orchard grass oats and rape seed at Hickman Hardware Co Inc 34 Marriage license were issued this at week to James Whitson aged 58 and Mrs Mollie Northern aged 5U the ceremony to take place on the 24th It- I J Brooks Farmer a well known tobacco dealer of Fulton died ol pneumonia Monday He moved from Murray to Kulton last Novem ber and was 56 years old Robert Isler who has been in Paducah working for the Southern Express company has returned to Hickroan and will hereafter be at the store of the Farmers Hardware company Mr N J Corum has returned from a prospecting tour in Mississ ippl and has decided to locate at Gulfport and will move his family there as soon as he can make dis osition of his personal property Messrs Calvert Bucklen Frank Osborne and S N Osborne of Tip tonville were in Hickman last week court They were herein the interest ol the case of M U- foHead vs Julian Choate and others The defendants in the case were Julian Choate Mr Bucklew Val Carpenter and S N Osborne Mr an Osborne told us he shipped a mule here at his own expense to use as evidence M the cue as Ayp Courier Want Column IIAJ NIl Orot Qw Cn ntoss rM w wrt oeNuU luf u rnoJ jfaire or kJnrN our H NLra I Jonu t FOR SALE CeJ4hbirddOJrKirbyJ4 n whipOwner tothisSTRAYED onehate AlexDuneFOR RENT 175acre farm t northeast corner Lake county DadgerRoute FOR SALE small farm 62 12 acres in fair stale of cultivation farmtour HickaApply J5 J W Sallow or Allan Davi- sWANTEDGentleman or lady tto lalgeITerritory at or abroadi to suit If desirable the home ma be used as headquarters Week salary of 51000 per yearand expens es Address with stamp Jos A Alexander Hickman Ky 37 Telephone No 48 for coal Cavitt has groceries fresh andI cheap Ada Allison is on the sick list this week Bananas and Naval Oranges att the K K Miss Ula Hart is visiting relativesI In Attica Mrs Len Robertson is very ill of pneumonia Mlle Birdie Glover is visiting herI sister of CrylalII What does Shaw Bettersworth j Itlll Go and aceII Miss Louise Atwood has been real 4 sick of scarlet fever I I Jerry Malone of Union City wasjj in Hickman Sunday visitingher 1 One of Bugene Beltorsworths is quite sicktIllwnyfrMiss Lily Rodes is visiting her t sister Mrs Lon Robertson Hot Tamalles and Chiliconconne the K K branch officetW A Johnstonspent a few days last week in Ripley Tenn Mrs Percy Jones and Miss Maude Moore returned from Cairo Mont day Our business men should taket steps to build a levee in West Hick I man Best Clover Seeds 950 per bushel at Hiokman Hardware Co Incorp 34 The friends of Master Lon Naylor enjoyed a birthday dinner at his home Tuesday evening C H Moore will leave Wednesday for New Orleans to visit his brother and attend Mardi Gras appointeddministrator rie Bowers with B E Browder surety The son of Esquire Kane who lives in Missouri opposite Hickman died Saturday last and was buried Browns grave yard Monday- H F Remley has moved his office to the Farmers Hardware Cojj and will be found there hereafter Geo Carpenter also has his office euaMrs Thomas Beasley and little daughter of Steele Mo have re turned home after a few days visit with her sister Mrs Harry Hol combe of Hickman Alfred Pennington and Miss Lillie Crowe both of Hickman were mar tied by Esq H S Sacra in the county clerks office at Union City says the Fulton Leader J Guy Robbins of Mayfield a pro t minent young lawyer of Mayfield was in Hickman Sunday The facttj that circuit court had several days previous adjourned to convene inJFulton Tuesday did not affect thec young lawyer as it Is said that bec courts in and out of season j Agent R B Johnson and assistants have been ensconced in a ca boose at the yards in East Hickman r the past week Practically all the business is being transacted there a wire having been tapped and 1 instrument for the train service installed Passengers are transfer red to town by the livery companies iis also Iis the m- ailir k I I I I I I I I I t SOCIETY HAPPENINGS t r e+ I r t ++ I w + I t I ++MIMES FAR1S ErfTERTAIM The Bachelor Girls and a number of other friends were royally enter loaned last Thursday evening by tnet Misses Paris in their delightful home enjoyIevening was a musical contest in which Miss men Farris rendered a number of beaut- tut selections Miss Irene Amberg and Mr Henry Amberg won the prizes A very lively contest tot lowed which consisted in rewinding Itspaoll of thread In this Miss Liz zie Amber and Dr Baltzer won th laurels Delightful refreshments were served during the evening 1Mrs C L Walker entertained at her hospitable home Monday night Her guests reported one of the most enjoyable evenings of the season Mr and Mrs A A Farts enter tamed very prettily at tber home Monday night in honor of other quests Mr and Mrs J K Robbins JudgRemleys prize Mrs Dipple the first lkdy consoy thyser ved added to the enjoyment of thos present Mrs C B Travis entertained i her usual charming and bospitabl- raanaerWednesday c evening Euchre was the feature of the evening I Mrs B C Durham Nannie King man and Miss Marie Brevard enter tained at euchre at the home of Mrs Durham Thursday evening IThere t Breadealweek among the Bachelor GirlsI when the announcement was made that they would be entertained at six oclock dinner The rules of the Club we understand are to the effect that when a member is to be married she shall entertain at 111I oclock dinner and cnpsequently the girls were put on the anxious seat I and were kept guessing and went so t prettyBachelor I t picion But their tears were relieved c and they were made glad when itlwas announced that Mrs J M Hub bard was to entertain them much to their dcdlghtIMrs J T Stephens will entertain t the Embroidery Club this afternoon I THE BACHELOR OlRLt ENTERTAINED The following notice was inadver tently omitted in last weeks IssueII At the hospitable home of Mrsc S L Dodds Mrs W H Baltzer and Mrs S L Dodds were hostesses 1 the bachelor girls Tuesday eveII January 15th Progressive flinch was the form of entertainment Af en indulging in thin enjoyable game for a couple of hours refreshments which had been delicately prepared were daintly lervedIEach guest was presented with a souvenir a miniature tambourine I containing chocolate bon bonltt So pleasantly was the eveningII twill ever be remembered by those present 4 Circuit Court at Fulton t The Leader says Il is believed a number of indictments will be returned I The only care heard at theII morning session was that against Lee Peeples charged with selling j beer etc in the city of Fulton This case was dismissed for want oCc eldencerIn the case of Joe Jackson colored charged with petit larceny the jury returned a verdict of not guilty The suit of Burton vs Childers and and others was continued Circuit Court Clerk J W Morris hill petty deputy Miss Bonnie Carpenter of Hickman are both kept busy keeping the record of the proceedings of the Circuit Court Dr Davidson attended the automobile races at Daytona Fla last year and Is very much interested In the torso which are being made this year Fred Mai riot who beat the world record last year with his Stanly car making the mile race in twentyeight and one fifth seconds was seriously hurt this year when car went to pieces caused from strikrnga mole hill on the track I had tried to beat his own record last year and tailed In his sec attempt he reduced the time of his first attempt a few seconds and was making the third attempt to make the time twentyfive seconds when his machine went to pies He claims that he will yet reduce Iis the time to twentyfive seconds in 905 the time was thirtyfour and I four fifth seconds and in 1906 twen tyeight and onefifth seconds This the world record and he ex pacts to beat it- t M i EntireBottomaBeingOverflowed Owing to an unusually large over flow of the Mississippi river during the past few days greatly endanger ing the entire farming and timber interests of the lower bottoms wet of town an urgent appeal was made to the merchants of Hickman and land owners in the threatening dis peaGready built Many of our merchants responded very liberally as also many of our farmers yet It Is strange indeed why some of those owning large interests in this overt flowed district were so blinded or close fisled that they apparently alreadyderivedlevee or the protection and preser givefinancialA large crew of men were put to repairingthein the levee working day and night and at present they have the levee In fairly good shape to withstand the ravages of the overflow Now to stop and think the situation over hoes much do we want done for us sThe government has done more for this levee than for any other levee ever built from Cairo to the mouth allebut about two miles of the entire levee Now do we expect them to seacman in this section should be should put his shoulder to the wheel and assist to the extent of their interests Great difficulty was experienced gettinglAborersAnd to cnlighttti the public as to the law pertaining to protection of levees the following Iis published which will be strictly enforced in the futureACT MARCH llTH 1902 OF KEN TUCKV STATUTES LBVKK FOR PUBLIC BENEFIT Duties and Powers of Levee Com i missionersiSaid levee commissioneers shall superintend and see that all levees are properly constructed and cared for that convenient crossings a of said levees are made at the intersection of all publicroads for the travelling public and at such private fcrt maylromThat at any time said commission en may deem said levees in peril or of danger of being damaged of destroyed after being built by reason of wind or high water they shall tafter giving six hours notice to all males between of eighteen- and fifty years residing within the r territory protected by said levee P require them to assemble at a point designated bv said commissioners and aid and labor in the repairs and protecting of said levees for which service they shall be paid by the commissioners at the rate of one dol lar per day And any person liable to work on said levee under the pro Jvisions of this section who shall fall to do so after being so notified l shall be fined for each day he shallii so foil the sum of five dollars to be recovered by warrant issued and tried by any justice of the peace for said county TRAVELING ON FORBIDDEN EXCEPT CROSSINOSPBNAITY It shall be un lawful for any person to ride a horse ii or drive any vehicle along or across any public levee except at the crossing of public roads or such private crossings as the levee com missioners may have established and any one so offended shall be f found gully of a trespaand for offense fined not less than ten more than fifty dollars PENALTY FOR INJURING Anv one who shall wilfully and feloniously cut damage destroy or attempt to cut damage or destroy any public levee hall be deemed gushy of a felony and for each cffense confined- in the tate penitentiary for not less than 1 nor more than 5 years India Givens Burned Sunday morning at about3 oclock the wild cat firealarm disturbed the peaceful slumbers of many of our citizens The India Givens the steamer engaged in transporting corn to Hickman for shipment by rail was tied up to the railroaditrestle above town where i been unloading corn Into the oars on s the railroad She had unloaded her i cargo the night before and was lay ing up for the night The fire was discovered after the boat was nearly burned and the five men of the f crew had very little time to make their escape Capt Phillips did not Ithave time to save several hundred dollars in cash which he had in the 3 cash drawer The origin of the fire not known It is said and from reliable authority that there was noipinsurance The boat burned to the a waters edge and the hull sank The boat was owned by a StrLpuis company and had seen mucfr4cr vice She was 174 tact in length r a- T i il lit srf For Lung- Troubles Ayers Cherry Pectoral certainly cures coughs colds bronchitis consumption And it certainly strengthens weak throats and weak lungs There can be no mistake about this You know It is true And your own doctor will say so The but kind of It teitlmonUl Bold lor ewer etitr rev Jhby 10 tr CL Lewlt Ye- A aeNI nr et 9 SAKArAE- ILLA1IPTQ MUi CJW O HAMYKWI w bor ul W pibllsb Ut frvilM rll mr adle- lisep the bowels regular with Ayors Phis and thin hasten recovery t Long Between DrinksII Boys I tell you I am getting mighty hungry for another state cqn vention said a wellknown demo cratic politican from out in the state addressing a crowd of friends in att WeU known Louisville hostelry lastII night We rural roosters are getting sick of this state convention where the fur flies for a time andjj everythingwinds up in a love feast This thing of having only one state gathering of democracy in four years does not suit us a bitIts too long between drinks The rest of the crowd readily agreed with the country democrat that the new arrangement was not atII all in keeping with the spirit of Ken tucky democracy which until the innovation of a state primary walt adopted made the conventions come 1 with more frequency and caused the democrats all over the state to look forward to their holding with pleas ant anticipation The crowd then began to discuss the next convention which will beheld I next year to select delegates to the democratic national convention I AU agreed that while there was little to fight for the next gathering would be a hummer owing to the factl that it would be the first chance in four years afforded the spellbindersi to let loose their pentup oratory and enthusiasm It was also conceded that it would be a battle royal be ten the ins and outs for theI control of the party machinery for the next tour years doubtyouhave stored away In your attic or cellar a quan tity of Furniture and Household Goods that has a value if you could realize a handsome penny on some things you have no use for If so try the best market place in the citythe Want Columns of The Courier Through them you can dispose of anything of value quickly and results are certaintt On March 1 1907 the postoffice department will issue a book of 1cent postage stamps similar to that now In use for 2cent stampsJJ The demand for 1cent stamps has beefs increased to such an extent byII tIM use of postcards that the govern sftent was forced to put them In a convenient form for its patrons The oook will contain twentyfour 1cent 1 stamps in four sheets of six stamps each between paraffine which will prevent them from being stuck on j each other Each book sells for 25c A Kentucky editor decided to try simplified spelling and the expert meat seemed a success until he re ceived the following Deer suriII hey tuk yure paper fur leven years butt ef yew kant spel any keter thn yew hev ben doin fur the last to months yew ma jest stopit STEVE STAIRLIVERY FEED and SALE STABLE SUoodid Krrice at moeeable ptfrt Phone No 104 J r HEARSE fiOO er1 r fT lonrra s Banc arClr i I A RECIPE FOR A DAY fake a little dash of water oold I And a little leaven of prayer And a little bit of morning gold Dissolved in the morning air Add to your meal some merriment And a thought for your kithand kin And then as your prime ingredient A plenty of work thrown In But spice it all with the essence oflove And a whiff of play Let a wise old book and a glanceabove Complete the well made day Young man did you ever think that it is not manly or noble to make yourself appear tough If you are tough people will find it out soon enoughwithout your trying to make it so prominent A gentleman is ways respected by a alJJ while a tough is respected by Do you know that boys are much more particular who thty go with than girls are You may think this is a strange statement but it is so A girl will go on the streets with a boy that gets drunk but If a boy finds out that the girl gets drunk he would not go with her We wish our girls would be as particular about whom they go with as the boys are Be as careful to keep the weeds out of the minds of your children as you are to keep them out of your garden But remember something will grow there If you dont plant them with good grain the tares will root in spite of you Keep a library of good clean books and by all means keep your home paper be fore them If young boys and girls could only understand how happy it makes thclrII parents when they are doingwell and conducting themselves like ladielII and gentlemen it seems to us they would make a greater effort thanI they do to avoid evil deeds and acts A greater part of the pleasures in this life to parents is found in the saccess and welfare of their children going out of their home And much of the misery is caused by waywardness and misdeeds of sons and daughters If there is one thing above another that a young man should be ashamed of doing it is loafing with out aim purpose or profit on the streets or In stores day after day aU week If you have nothing to do stay at homea part of the time at any rate No young man with any elfrespect will content himself with aspiring to no higher reputation than that of a chronic loafer and a store box magnate Nothing will so blunt the higher faculties of the mind as inactivity and no Inactivity is so baneful and manevolent in its effect as that voluntary idleness termed loafing Let us say to benedicts young and old if you did but show an ordinary civility toward those common articles of housekeeping your wivesIf you would give them a hundred and sixteenth part of the compliments youI almost choked them with before youI were married fewer women ouldI seek for other sources of affection Praise your wife then for all the good qualties she has and you may rest assured that her deficiencies are counterbalanced by your own We have great respect for the woman who knows how to spare her selfone who knows when she has enough We have respect for the one who has the courage to say I am not strong enough to sew for the heathen and do my home duties also and my home is first and who dares sit in the house and see others conduct sewing societies This Is no plea for idleness or for selfishness that is like a canker to the soul only a plea for a knowledge of ones own powers and limitations for a judgment that is enlightened and generous nut only towards others but towards herself It is the dailythat testa us the manner of men we are It is not ABSOLUTELYo o IeI I Millionaire Canned Goods HEINZS VARIETIESC Pure Food Productst CHASE SANIORNS COFFEES and TEAS Call on or telephone usf when in need of 1 GROCERIES i FRESHMEATSFEED UFF a J Telephone 6 3 deliveries LedfarQ Ran e our prayers it is not our profession but it is the tone of daily intercourse and conduct that decides how we stand The little homely graceII the cheerful every day amenities the ChrUtHke spirit uttering itself not so much in conscious act as in anj unconscious influence i not so muchII indeed as in that subtle aroma which without name exoMes from the saintly soul1 to equals and inferiors to agreeable and disagreeable to rich poor ignorant to young to old i bearing burdens i accepting crosses seeking no great thing to do content to put self by and be a servant of the lowest these are fruits of one rootfruits that none can counterfeit AN AGED COUPLE We recently spent a pleasant even ing with an aged couple and what added to the pleasantness was the fact that altho this couple was bask ing In the sunset of a well spent life theywere as devoted to each other as when the honeymoon first shown in their pathway We could not but compliment our friend upon his devotion to his aged companion and in reply be said to us You mistake me if you think age hasI blotted out my heart The silver hair falls over a brow all furrowed yet I am a lover still I love allI nature and I love yon aged dame Look at her Her face is careworn but it has ever held a smile for me Often have I shared the same bitter cup with her and soI shared it seems almost sweet Years of sickness have stolen the freshness of life i but like the faded rose the perfume of her I love is richer than when in the lull bloom of youth andI maturity Together we have wept over graves Through sunshine andI storm we have clung together andI new she sits with her knitting her cap quaintly frilled the old style kerchief crossed white and prim above the heart that beat so long and true for me i the dim blue eyes that shrinkingly front the glad day the sunlight throwing parting farewell kisses her brow and leaves upon it faint tracing of wrinkles an angelic radiance I see tho no one else can the bright glad young face that won me first and the glowing love of forty years thrills thru my heart till years come Tho this form be bowed God imparts eternal life within Let the ear be deaf the eye blind the hinds palsied the limbs withered the brain clouded yet the heartthe true heart may hold such wealth of love that flowers of death and the victorious grave shall be able to put out this quenchless flame As we meandered home we could but think what a heaven upon earth this would be if such devotion existed between all who had taken the marriagevow To such a couple the mellow rays of lifes sunset are the most beautiful of any on the long journey from the cradle to the grave Miss Roda Howard and Turner Fowlket both of Obion county Tenn were married last Tuesday The groom is 17 and the bride yean old Weeping at Wedding Newspaper inquiry has been In stituted as to why so mAnywomen weep at weddings The contracting parlies may be well equipped in finance weU drfttrt luxurious in surroundings and with nothing in sight to be apprehensive about yeti the cries One of the plausible explanations already set forth is that average woman is always yearning for pity It is a pretty hard herMl mothcr in law who can not snide a little as the wretched man takes away the child of her bosom ami relieves her o considerable ex for board and keep Sisters and cousins and aunts take the cue quickly the bridesmaids are easily lachrymose and even the bride some times catches the crying fever and snorts in her lace handkerchief like cannon cracker on the Fourth of July The bridegroom just stands around awkwardly and looks like a condemned tooland on many oc casions is Just really that McLean boro Times If you are Constipated dull or bilious or have a sallow lifeless complexion try Lax ets Just once to ics what they will da for you Lax ets are little toothsome Candy tab letsnice to eat nice in effect No griping no pain Just a gentle lax ative effect that is pleasingly desirable Handy tor the vest pocket er purse Lazets meet every desire Laxels come to yftu In beautiful lithographed metal boxes at 5 and 10 cents Heres to Hired Girls Jod bless the girl who works I She is brave and good and noble Site is not too proud to earn her own living nor ashamed to be caught at her daily task She smiles at you rum behind the counter desk or printers case There is a memory of ker sewed up in the adage climb ing struggling rejoicing The sight should be an inspiration to us all It is honor to know this girl and be worthy of her esteem Young man lift your hat to her as she passes by Her hands may be stained by dish- washing sweeping or factory grease but it is an honest hand and a help lag hand All honor to the brave Lgirlho is not atraid nor ashamed to toll Hamburgers at the X KL branchI office at Holcombe comer The Fulton Fish and Oyster Cc at Fulton Ky E P Baker mana ger has filed a petition in bankrupt cy Thn liabilities are given asI S420 with no assets ICroup can positively be stopped 1in 20 minutes No vomiting nothing to sicken or distress your child A sweet pleasant and safe Syrup called Dr Shoops Croup Cure does the work and does it quickly Dr Shoops Croup Cure isi for Croup alone remember It does not claim to cure a dozen ailments Its fer Croup thats all Sold by All Dealers Senator Russell A Alger of Michigan died Thursday of heart die lease He was a union general a cabinet minister governor of Michi gan and United States senator His successor for the term beginning March 4 has already been elected William Alden Smith Meals cooked right served right prices right day or night at the Elite Cafe in the Warren Bldg Jackson county Kentucky is far lamed on account of its family feuds 1but it has other claims for mention besides the deadly battles of its mountaineers It has a population of 10000 yet there is not a single colored voter nor a citizen of foreign birth It has no exConfederates within its borders no saloons no registered distilleries and no workhouses Further than this no citizen within its domain ever locks his house Eczema Is Now Curable KEMO a scientific preparation for external UK Mope Itching instantly skindiseasespermanently cured h1 thh remarkable foreamJl pto Co6t Louts Mo For rrsiae llId l xfltsersur The H ISM N B ljI is pleased to place at the disposal of its customers the facilities gained during twenty years of continuous j service and growth J L r OAF BJ OAJRTJTIEIIEIIRSnncl JP 1lPTrLAJFl uNOhT lP4Jj 1 I l Seasonable Fruits Fresh Bread and Cakes Fine Candies Etc Dont fail to hour tho Electric Plan loICA RUTH ERSPHON WW I Will build you A HOMEON 10AMY MON rur 1 AVMKN t It will pay you to investigate this plan It will interest you if you Arc paying rent I carry the only complete line of building material hardware sAsh and doors to be found In the city Mh- are right You be the judge j call and see iV A 1Oxstirttt11t r YOU WANT A Buggy Harness or Saddle of High Quality nt a Low Price Each Buggy with a written guar antes For expert horse shoeing and blacksmithII work of all kinds come to me Log Chains and Hooks of all kinds Plows Cultivators Harrows Drills Stalk Cutters WJBARRYHIC- KMAN KENTUCKY c farmers o erckttiti k CLINTON STREET HICKMAN KY Absolute Safety Is The Basis That wo offer to depositors Other in ducements nro of secondary importance Upon this Guarantee we solicit your patronage J A THOMPSON falrH IJUQIIANAiV President DIREoTOR8 II IIIHIIIAXIN J J C HOMIIMAXT U II Til HUMnil- J W ALKXAMIHK It M IMIKII nr J allt HI bll T A liKDPUKD u HICKMAN MARBLE WORKS ESTABLISHED 1855 Tom Dillon Sr Prop Successor to B C Ramage I Marble and Granite- Monuments CURBING STONE WORK of nil Kinds Iron FENCING HICKMAN KENTUCKY fS= = = = Better Printing For Less Money THE COURIERIr- ss e

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