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AAA- wjii1lY tirrY THE HIeKMPN eUCRIERwlaoelf r am tart Pulls the CammncM Wagon n Yip tiyt Hlilof Sllrcess The Courier 11 a Sptnkia Good Team Grease the Axles of Your Wagon Old Man and Lets Hitch Up 0 U Jt 2178urll I ru IsTAeWlNCD II TIE TlB 1MII I f 0 iThe Thoroughbred1 1R 1907 by I i2rtt Szith MarxAzberg r I I I t n1 j Here and There n4JLlIJLLl1 WLilthJIl11 4Wi4W14e wt baa been preI IIIt hit storage iwHrkal Inven rtoV knockout the r tie kt4orestod In r that tile aggre sr S title fIn JJM OOO OQD I I I most Here when i mU wfli towme It M to how to piKaMIs City Ir imoet here when ho abl to fur I the twint r rrrhat advertised 11 eight daughters ach to the young ir do not drink Meat gamble or 7 iht He will terms If he does t ibis nosh o1 the t tPutof 112 members h II legislature favor third term It 1 is which make Taft and even Forakcr Ty much so s e tadeup that motto Impossible evl acrea girl try to climb iejjcc There are those men who are to stingy that they will leave theuno out of a negitlve message to keep the telegram from containing more than ten words ex- It doesnt lake a farseeing man to observe that we have made a mess of the late railroad legislation We have hindered rather than helped so far as the wellfnre of the general public is concerned The railroads of the United States said an attorney of one of the largest of the lines today would muoh prefer if were possible to have freight and passenger rates fixed by federal enactment but I am convinced that before such a consummation could be brought about the constitution would first have to be amended and greater powers accorded to the government at Washington than now adhere to As things stand now the railroads are continually barrassed by having to conform to a different set of rates in every state through which they pass As carriers running between two points in any given state they are subject to the looal laws and as carriers of interstate commerce they are also subject to the interstate commerce commission In other words they are between the devil and the deep sea There iis some truth in this loom The cold storage egg trust In New York held up the price of their stale product to 3fJ and 30 cents ad enl1 I until well into March by getting a corner on the market It took anII arrival of 2J 000000 eggs in days to burst a hole in the trust and force them to let go their grip The prioe dropped 10 cents a dozeR in twentyfour hours and relieved a famine in eggs that had been kept up all winter by those sharpers ex Children very rarely misplace their confidence He whom a child trusts is honored nexcels all other coun tries in the production of honey It is estimated that there are 2000000 beehives in that country with an output of 20000 tons Spain is secondwith a production of 19000 tons from 1690000 hives II ex i In New York last year there were 136 weddings every day and 306 babies were born every 24 hours c The man who begins a story by saying I suppose you have heard this before would be insulted if you calmly replied yes i nII Lest you forget next Saturday is Swapln Day at Hlckman ex Extensive preparations arc being made by the United States Fish Commission for the distribution oII small fish for stocking the of Southern Indiana which will begin about June 1 The supply will be obtained from the tributaries of the Illinois river and the streams of Iowa After the waters recede following the spring freshets the 1 produce are taken with nets or seines by the men by the Fish Com mission loaded in oans constructed especially for that purpose and distributed as rapidly ss possible ca- R E Jones of Paducah has purchased a 100acre farm nine miles from Nashville for which he paid 12500 The new owner of this property intends to conduct a large poultry farm Mr Jones is known at the Wyandotte man This is a big thing for Tennessee for every movement towards in creasing the poultry interest means money to the state ex When the dentist says it isnt going to hurt he means isnt going to hurt him ex The salvation Army has inaugu rated a new movement which is most commendable It is the establish ment of antisuicide bureaus in all the large cities The announcements as follows t The Salvation Army extends an invitation to all distressed persons who are tempted to commit suicide to call at headquarters or if unable to do so write to either of the officers named II These bureaus may be the means of saving many a poor unfortunate Cora suicides grave ex Some persons would linger to look in shop windows even if they saw a cyclone coming up the street The Lord has balanced the account against Dowie by charging up to prophet and loss p GOOD clothes anda good horse are alike in one way the thoroughbred quality is something more than a sur face appearance its whats un derneath that wins the races Thats what we like about Hart Schaffner clothes the sound reliable allwool quality is in them the tailoring is right the lines of the gar ments are thoroughbred lines They look quality allover The best of it isfor you that such clothes impart that look to the wearer We offer them now for your uses Copyright lfl transcontinental Germany employed Marx Home womans real sphere however much conditions and neces sities have forced her into other and more extended ones No true woman indifferent to home and all that means to herself and others The more trulywomanly she the more she appreciates and values But to marry for the homes sake is like buying picture for its frame or valuing the binding of the book above the book itself No one can make the home more important thing in married life than the man one marries and in no possible vase can the home satisty one If the husband fails Love for the man one marries will make home of an attic or the weatherside of hedge row But married life where the home comes first and the husband second or bad third is hideous travesty of what was meant to be and can never draw anything but lotteryThehome has provided herself for the best of her days with cage which she must halve with another being The girlwho marries for home is as mistaken as the man who marries fora housekeeper Both are oblivious of the real reasons for the marriage the highest and the best Both put the borne before the maker of and that leads to sure disappointment and failure in the end Marriage can hardly be lottery in the case of these people One would tell them so confidently be forehand that will never draw drearyblankWomana MaRazinef The Missouri editor who published defense of Sunday fishing has i4 i 1 r fI e z t 4 is aI is it is a a a a a a it a a a a a Y Il- e il in i it It it it it it it it created a sensation and closed the mouths of those who were about to jump on him by saying that it is 1 no more sin to catch a fish on Sun day than to catch a yellowlegged rooster for the ministers dinner Itwas most clever and forever + stopped unpleasant criticism from r the pulpit ex A letter trom Dr F M Usher of Fulton says i Dr Frank Usheryhas invented a revolving mercury dip interrupter and has a patent on- t It is thought by experts on such matters that it will have great value For the information of his friends you may publish this if you wish f f A wonderful story comes from f Wichita Kansas of a pair of sur i geons scissors being sewed up Iin a womans body and working but after four years The scissors were five inches long and were said to have been taken from the thigh of Mrs W R White of Braroan Okla at the Wichita hospital She t was operated on for tumor four years ago and the scissors were said k to have been left in the abdominal r cavity They worked through her body to her thigh causing excruci ating pain They were discoverd by the means of the Xray c Rockefeller must be preparing to h pay one of his philanthropic donations The price of all kinds of 1 i oils handled by the Standard have t been raised tt- C Some people make such a virtue of promptness that they forget to consider tne matter selected to discuss at the appointed hour Ala Mi 1 T 1 1a 0 4 L ti1arEllison Bros This store is now filled with New Goods which have been carefully selected in the worlds best markets Fashions newest and best ideas are here reflected in the showing of our Spring Merchandise Varieties are sufficiently large to please every taste Qualities are high and prices low as is usual with this store Come Look Around You Are Always Welcome F t I Fine Millinery Some now Arrivals In Dress Hats IL We are receiving new Hats every few days and always have something new to show you These hat are made in the center of the ash lonable millinery district and have a distinctive charm and snappy effect not to be seen in the ordinary article Every hat a gem of unrivaled charm and t styles and at prices that youll be glad to pay Handsome trimmed Model Hats in the most popular and exclusive shapes and shades high quality 450 and 300 Nobby stylish smart Hats for street wear aL 260150100 Childrens Hats and Caps in all the newest styles f House Furnishings r for Spring Cleaning Time are here In Extensive Variety I Calland see Them k Linens I Linens I Are here in widest range of weave from the daintiest cambric Handkerchief Linen to the heaviest Butchers grade All Pure White Dress Linen 25c 36 inch Irish Linens in many grades 85c to 30c 36 inch Sheer Cambric Linen 60c and50e 36 Dainty Handkerchief Linen 100 90 inch Linen Sheetings lovely quality at 150 and 125 Plain and Fancy White Goods We show you this season the largest and best line ot White Goods ever brought to HIckman 1 Linen finish Glasgow Suiting a very pretty serviceable quality for Skirts and Children Suits worth 20c at 15c Embroidered Batistes and Mulls Plaid and Dot ted Swisses in a beautiful assortment worth 3Sc our price 30c and 25c Light quality Madras Waistings in a pretty as sortment of woven Mercerized designs 30c and 25c Stylish Waists The largest collection and widest variety of stylish waists for women ever offered in Hickman at prices much lower than value Very pretty white lawn waists all sizes also neat black and white stripes and dots handsomely trimmed witn Embroidery 75 and 50c Beautiful Lingerie Waists open back or front long or short sleeves all handsomely trimmed worth 175 at 150 and 175 elaboratelrtrimmeddenies in Lingerie and fine Scotch Batistes Worth 350 at 295 and 250 Silk Waists in the newest styles 350 300 and 250 a We Knee very you fail 100 150 250 Srg Handsome In the Latest We show an assortment of high tailored skirts made of light weight sheer wool in black and that celled for and fit we wish you to the Voile and sheer and worth 750 but we offer them at We also show a line of handsome skirts in black colors at popular ef 250 300 and 500 Vetliitgs NEW FABRICS AND SILKS Dress Goods pkamre interested invite closest inspection- In black colors showing beautiful Voiles light Panamas Suitings designs brought ftOWBttorfcifs broken plaid grounds WEALTH desirable qualltes showing blank white shade quite assortment fancy patterns newest fashionable designs splendid quality yard Taffeta beautiful quality sheer China inches black white colors Boys Clothing showing this season Pant Suits handsome assortments pretty models from which hardly selection Wash serviceable linen Suitings Knickerbrocker worth 76c Very pretty serviceable quite sortment patterns years 850 High grade tailored suits and blue light grey and plaid handsome plain and Knickerbrocker yrs4 and 96 Skirts Seasons Models grade fabrics colors style Especially Panama blatk shadowplaid models They 150 Weve Tailorings checks SILKS suits suits mixtures suits pC Spring Showing of correct Shoes S VLwO No SUit or gown however hand some can compensate for untidy foot stylish and perfect shot essential correct nnd fined dress Our lines includes styles occasions teal shapes typos foot Wo showing tho ideas Spring and Oxfords ladies men and ohidron Stylish creations that impart finishing touch Springapparel For wear und comfort they unexcelled JetersuJinmond Brand ShOeshave provon dependable Spring Line of Colored Wash Fabrics Our stock comprehensive and selection embraces Inn7 variety prominent and popular fnbrie8 gathered together Hickmair We haVo Borao special bargains Mill Ends which should very attractive this tiino NVashnblo Dress Ginghams very pretty assortments plaid and striped designs worth 123w 10c Hundreds pieces pretty pattorns stripes plaids dots floral effects colors Lawns and Batiste 6c 10c 15c High Grades Woven and Printed Wash Dress Fabrics consisting Cheviots and Zepher Ginghams Mercerized Tissue Suitings Scotch and Gelman Batistes and Mercerized Zophdrs and Ghnmbroys Silk Ginghams and Spidor Weave Tissue tho seasons newest fects stripes cheeky dots rings every approvedcolor nations 12c 2530c 35c Mens Spring Furnishings The newest and best Just the things tone with You ought have some these Qfl rtsPlain Shirts Plaited White Fancy and Soft Pongee Shirts Neckwear Fancy Vests Arrow Brand Collars Handkerchiefs Hosiery Un derwear Hosiery Gloves Suspenders Belts We have your size in every thing you need Fashionably Furnishings All hats newest sI best toiletNeckwear Embroidered Cellars T Bows Handkershlefs Belts Hwfery Gloves Raga Purses Hack amt i Ribbons Muslin anil KUUnirw A complete vailety of styltth r which cannot fad to fled You are Invited Inspect DRESS the largest and best line of and Silks it has ever been to skew you wfll in these goods and we your and we line of weight Taffetas and Mvktlis at SOs 60c 75c 100 and 125 In fine and the best out this season All the nest approved over hair lines on light at 35c 50c 75c and A OF in We are now ia and alt the tat and an of in the and most A of fan Walk at SI A Silk 27 In and alt at SOc are boys in of can to make a of finish style at in an as of 4 to 15 to in black 4 to 16 nil are unex see 600 and the ricos 400 rI 1 an A fitting to re for nil for nil of are nil now in Shoes for n to the fit nro IH the tho I Est of over in in prove at in or at of all ut 8c of in all ef etc in combi at 15c to up of Shirts Jl 1 fer aA Wi r Side asK from you some your taste to our YM be are a 100 wtde 2 5 do are is to I ttttttttttttttt Floor CoveringsI Mattings Oil Cloths Linoleum Rugs nil sun- Room size 0x12 Art Squares Tapestry or Axminstcr S15 20 25 2750 Embroideries Our shoving of Erobr Uerte1 Is mereI henstve than ever this season Intituling all tht Q designs la all widths Etlgiagi and IMer match In Swiss Cambric Nalntek and HawbwT feats horn the narravest dainty edge t the 11 Fleunofag and all even our showing Is iplenUi IH spite of advancing markets wr prices r Come and see them Very Moderate Prices Special Sale Ladies Undermusiins We were fortunate In securing a manufa sample assortment of Muslin Underwear corn of 500 garments one of a kind of Corset Drawers Gowns Skirts and Chemise Including f itlvely every design out this season The rf prices on these garments would run from SOc to We have marked them from 25C to 508 If you want some of them cordcttttrbnue as t will not list long T j Mens Hats We hae a hat that was made for you as truly as if you were measured for it A hat exactly suited to your build and the contour of your face From the staid sedate shapes to the snappy extremes All our hats bear the stamp of style and newness fJII National Hats are right in style fl National Hats are high in quality fl See the new straws HICKMAN KY ELLISON EROS HICKMAN Kvl j LIEUMATISII CURED Irhe Circulation Stimullited- t 1 knd the Muscles and Joints I lubricated by usi- ngS1oauvs Lvirunveivt Price 25c 50c6UOO Sold byaII Dealers Sloans Treatise On The Horse Sent Free Address Dr Earl SSloan BoslonMoii J NOTICE V IIVatar and Light rent iis due on the FIRM OF EACH MONTH and if not paid by the 1 tiIHI will be cut off Ip n took effect November I 1000 Ic al the Hiokman Ice Coal Co office- a I JJ f factory IfII r opon from 7 iu m until 6 pm any e pi Sunday and on the 9th and lath of n Inth it IU open until 9 p m Hickman Ice Coal Co Inc- A 0 CARUTHERS Mgr Lookewspaper Id a tog time fr a snap like this Now you win yw tome It T This will not last always aojpd it pot these always in domand papers be war that rlft make your choosing easy and at tel N t MmerttHg on Which do you want 1 E AWMK ST LOWS HWtMAK COOMBR RnPusucII 50 150Hlcttt4JI 15Hf II 1 25HIC1QUM1 f I zT HICKMAK MAsjitvu COURIER IUlICAUI 1 II 25 OHJCXAIrl J I 1IHICKXANI Oil Yw had better act today tomorrow may be I Harry If you want them They are bargains 1 1 CrfJH WITH ILL pltD S I =SKBtUpr Printing For Less Money THE COURIEftl Y The Editors Muse appearUpon And southern balm Comes on the breeze I goWith hook growWithin gleamsIn And purlin streams pursueIts rhymeOr Great length of time One longs to flee Away tram toll And stroll tare free Frlm fierce turmoil And when one roust With tired face JustTe The short line theme You here espy Will to you seem tryThuWith sober mien But Inward smile As yeur machine rhymeLike And haste the time When down the street wayIf dayMy 0 planThlilbort rhyme The teat wise man Will alt the time Develtp em awayAt Most every day March Subscribers Following hour IIMf subscribers bath sew and renewals who have amlod us fescrptfon meney dur- Ing the menu of March May they- each live long ami prosper Peroy Jones Hloknun C PShunrate Sou Wvod Supply G6 Clarence HenryIH BuchaunIIJ B Graham t IL Anderson Gee Meaoham Jessie Outten J O rnelUMrs Bcttie Bland W J Barry 1 J F Easley Ino Wiley F E Luttrell T J Kesterson E G Benham II Mrs Alice Amberg C Bryant 1 Rusty Jackson E P WrighlItJ L Robertson f J H Pickett Mrs Fannie ShaIIB B Sanders Caruihersville MoD R Kuykendall Scooba Mis G It Bartlett Rookport Ky Mrs U H Scott Fulton Ky Mrs Messamore Marmaduke ArkMrs Roy MoKInney Paducah Rev Minoh Leitohfield Ky J D Millard West Point Miss Owen Kearby Memphis W S Burnett Moscow Ky Union City Brokerage Co Sam Crenshaw Woodland Mills TcnnH P Johnson Cayce Ky Mrs A M Piather Opelousas LaWillie Sanders State Line Wm Beckrnan St Louis Mrs Sallle Campbell Moscow Ed Hendrix Brighton Ark L D Perry Union City A N King Route One M E Burgett Route Two J T Kemp Route No2 B Parham Route Three L R Wheeler Don Corum J S Creed the Man With Dandruff San now be cored He should buy a I ZEMdefiro111ho tseealope itching Instantly prevents WI lag hair and leave tbo eeallln a clean Mdtby condition All Draggli For sale ell IMm B JIll en Let the Hlckroan Ice Coal Co sell you some of their coal Youll M M other Telephone 48 jj f WUllJUd 9 alPVJ9 t 797tosr pun ooi BootlS iI13Ur OQt y pull oSF- t 8UOJXQ tIlIJJOJIIIO POfllJ si ooijgssojo poruQtlL Joojatr aog5usoa3OS- U p1 s siqj RUtnSu sqtu Apoq sqi jo t3pAY ajpua alit Sui auoq jooj oHO p juq aqj dojs AJ3Aa iy jyps si antis aqj jo afos oHI11nq spuaq ooj aqj JlJtitjXoin tfyot oujinoA OCT i sacaJJns lJJIB q JnoAaInq aJ Ino1C JI Remember April 6th Saturday April 6 is swapping Day in Ilickman and she promises to be a bummer While this departure is practically in its infancy so far ai Hickman Is concerned it has already proven a successful venture mutually profitable to both our farmer friends and to our business Wren Of course the exchanging is not confined to horses but may Include live stock of every description or lay output of the farm Remember this convenience does not cost anyone a cent and is profitable to a great many Get in- line and push it along Talk it up for the first Saturday in every month The Hickman Furniture Co Inc keeps an undertaker in the building both day and night Tele phone No 20 Walter Cannon aged 18 of near Harris Obion county was killed Saturday afternoon at 3 oclock by being run over by a heavily loaded log wagon Young Cannon was riding on the wagon when a log on which he was sitting rolled and caused him to be thrown under the wheels The wheels of the big wagon passed over the young mans chest and he died almost instantly The president of the Chicago and eastern Illinois Railroad Company is quoted in a dispatch as having stated that it is the purpose of the system he represents the allied Frisco linesto build a line of railroad from Middleton TennI ionlinulng the Frisco connection from New Orleans and Mobile by the way Joppa Ill with their various lines north of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers embracing a bridge crossing of the Ohio river at oppa which place on an air line is about twelve miles below Paducah This scheme also looks to Mayfield Mayfield Mirror Again we are reminded that the prospeclulIThe song of the bluebird is de ightful but the lay of the hen I- sIltUlIetterto the poultry raiser II as M of fresh CeKIIt t i del fe Sycamore Chapel Items Miss Annie Johnston spent Sunday night with Mrs Kate Jackson Tobe Jackson has left the levee for awhile and has begun farming D B Wilson and Tom Fuller passed going to Hickman with a large drove of young mules last week The Farmers Hardware Company has purchased the warehouse on Water street at the rear of their store formerly used by Ellison Bros fora feed store The revival has dosed But do not take this for a signal to break ranks for the uplifting of Hiokmat morally and spiritually All the churches have been strengthened i great good accomplished and thing- should move onward and upward Watch out for the man who says I told you so He is an incubus a wolf in sheep s clothing knocker with always a knock com ing Steer clear of his clan and pull for higher and better things Hardware Tinware CuttieI- etc at DeBows The Farmers Hardware Company has made a long needed improve ment on the east side of their store in the laying of a new walk They have had drainage sewer laid and a new crushed rock walk This place has been an eye sore for a long time especially after a hard rain The city free delivery of mail iis working admirably and the citizen now receive their mall at their residence twice daily and at th business houses three times daily What Tom Taylor and Boss Brown low cant accomplish when they start out tcgether is hardly wortl having A custom house is the next thing in order and with our own Finis Garrett to lead with Brown low to scotch for him it will only bie a short time when a handsom- building will loom up in the county seat of Obion Union City corres pondence to the Troy News Bacner The Undertaker at the Farmers Hardware Co will answer your calls promptly day or Right W April 1906 Appalling disaster at San Fran cisco on the 18th through earthquake and fire Most extensive conflag ration on record Area burnt Com prising four square miles Property loss in excess of 300000000 over 200000 persons homeless Congress appropriated 2500000 for relief of San Francisco inhabi tantsGeneral business of San Francisco suspended Governor of California declaring legal holidays from day to day as matter of legal protection to banksEnormous amounts of money rais ed and sent to the stricken city Loss by fire insurance companies serious matter feared some become insolventMining suspended in anthracite regions during entire month Modi tied proposals submitted by miners but operators held firm Situation more assuring in bituminous regions Various bills for regulation of insurance companies in New York State proposed by Armstrong Inves tigating Committee became laws Monetary conditions excite much concern Call money touched 30 per cent Secretary of Treasury on 14th announced plan for facilitating gold imports Engagements total 32 870000 Transfers from New York to San Francisco and elsewhere aggregated 284 19000 Prices on the New York Stock Exchange broke sharply following San Francisco disaster- Amalgamated Copper further in creased its dividend and the Miss ouri Kansas and Texas railway declared its first dividend on preferred stock Foreign exchange early in month utterly demoralized New York Legislature pasted a bill requiring trust companies toff keep a definately stated casS reserve against their deposits The Bank of England on the Slti reduced its rate discount from 4 to 3J per cent l If you want to make your wife happy just let Shaw Betlersworirr fill that bill of groceries when ydr come to town They have the best A despatch from Washington says of Teddys trickery Theodore Roosevelt is a candidate for the Republican nomination for the Presi dency next year He has not said so in so many words but every move on the official checker board and statements of leading Republican politicians on leaving the White House leave no doubt in the minds politicala tosplace his party in such a position that it will be compelled to nominate htm He pats the Taft boom on folliesaUncle Joe Cannon smiles upon VicePresident Fairbanks and ca joles La Folletle makes each belive that he looks with favor upon his candidacy just to keep them in the running until convention time rolls around his game being to have as many entries as possible in order to render the nomination of any one of them an impossibility Prepare This Yourself For those who have any form of blood disorder who want new rich blood and plenty of it try this Fluid Extract Dandelion one balf ounce Compound Kargon one ounce i Compound Syrup Sarsapa rilla three ounces Shake well in a bottle and take in mealeand at bedtime Any good pharma cy can supply the ingredients at small cost This it the prescription which when made up is called The otherstheacts gently and certainly does wor dens for some people who are sickly weak and out of sorts and iiI known te4 cases of rheumatism and chronic backache quickly Make some up and try it 35943 The Hickman Furniture Co Inc keeps an undertaker in th bulldidg both day and night Tel phone No 20 a f 1 j IliI Lill b- dO O i T L THE HICKMAN COURIER Cavrtt Viilm KftJah fcW the DrIP HTBBALE WCBPEEB J C SEXTON Enter ul rrtpriiUr ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR w CASH IN ADVANCEI n Entered at the Hloknmn Kentucky IKMlefTiee M second elms wall matter Friday April 5th 1907 The merchants of Sikeston and East Prairie are pushing their sales by newspaper advertising and are getting trade thereby that should would come here if our merchants would invite the people to come here and show them it is to their interest after they get here With a single exception Charleston merchants have been unusually dormant this spring in the matter of advertising and we respectfully submit that it is time they were waking up Charleston CourierRight you are brother Just any old time the merchants of a town go to sleep on their opportunities regardless of bow promising that town begins to take a tumble for the municipal graveyard Show us a good town and well show you a town that advertises a town thats got wideawake merchants Look up the fellow that never Invests in printers ink and well show you a man that has half soles on the bosom of his trousers cobwebs on the doors and a stock of goods that would make a Hotcntot blush There are practically none of the latter class in HIckman we are glad to say We are proud of Hickman as a busy business town proud of her merchants who keep smiling and pushing support their home paper and keep the ball rolling Again we say keep your eye nn us The Fiscal Court Tuesday lev led a 5 cent tax to be used for the purpose of pulling scrapers etc in orking the county roads the pro reeds which will amount to about 2000 a year to be divided to the four Magisterial Districts the mag istrates of their respective districts to have full charge of the work and to sign all orders on the sheriff for funds This revenue will provide about 500 for each district We are glad for the bottom people that this tax was levied as it will be just SGOO more than they have ever had befort but as for the balance of the county the benefits derived will be hardly noticeable If the people had an opportunity to vote on the question they would favor a tax or bonds The Night Riders in the tobacco districts are going too far It is alright to organize and protect prices etc but when it comes to burning tobacco barns warehouses scattering tobacco belonging to individuals all over the country and sowing grass seed etc in the tobacco beds at night it is beginning to be strious and against the dignity of the Commonwealth and should be remedied in some way II drastic measures become necessary it ought to be resorted to Such conduct is a disgrace to the State as well as to the community in which such outrages are committed Some of the metropolitan papers speak of the trouble in the New York money market From all reports and the general understand ing the only trouble of a financial nature in the Gotham City is in the stock gambling exchange The more such troubles the better it is for the people at large who are doing and want to do a legitimate business Is Hickraan to have a base ball toot this year It is time some thing was being done We know of a pOd man that wants to play here tfc year There are few advertis lug iMdiums better for a town than A geed team ipLoxfeftett has ordered saloon men to NOMTC all screens and frosted front toco ttwir places of business Miss Fowl Kekh of Walnut Log TSL is visiting Mw Pearl Keith of 10 One I tHison Bros WE HAVE SOME Sao or 400 Mens and Young Men SUITSON Theao Bro strictly firstclass garments ill every respect and mode to sell for 1230 to 2000 As it is our intention to quit handling readv nmdo Huits wo doairo to CLOSE OUT i entirelyl all our lions and Boys Suits and we are offering them at Heavy Reductions in Price This affords you n rare opportunity to buy a good suit for much less than its value Come and seo thorn while wo still have your size ELLISON BROS Hickman Ky A Womans Way Young women are strange crea tures said a telegraph clerk One afternoon not long ago a very handsome young woman came to my office and asked for a telegraph form She wore a brown veil but I could see all the time that her eyes were red as if she had been cry ing I handed her the form with a sympathetic look and she wrote this message Never let me hear from you againShe paid for the message and then asked in tremulous voice how soon it would go- uln half an hour maam I repliedShe went away but in ten minutes was back again Have you sent that message of mine she said No maam not yet Very well Give it back to me Iwant to changeita little said the youngwoman I returned it though that was against the rule and she altered it so that it read No one expects you to come back Thin she went away but this time she was hardly gone five minutesThat message of mineIt hasnt teen seat yet has it she asked No not yet1 Oh thank you Just let me have it again will you I handed her the message and the strange creature tore it up and wrote this in its place t Dearest come home All ii forgiven To Build New Livery Stable W J Barry will in the near future build a new livery stable on hia lots on Jackson street He proposes to put up a nice building fcr the business and build it for convenience Just who will occupy Ihi building when completed is no known yet although ho has hat several applications for the building Grant PowellofGuelph Ont Canada 1is in Hickman the guest oj the popular K K man Mr Powell is Mr Williams nephew but much better looking fellow Hickman Furniture Co Inc for everything in furniture About Telephones Some time ago the telephone question was agitated The rural people are willing to have their line extended into Hickman and connect with their exchange at Cayce and will run a trunk line to the corner ot Tylers Oakwood Farm provided the people of Hickman are willing and will run the line from there to town and connect with a switchboard in Hickman the expenses to be met for maintaining the board by the people here as they maintain theirs A number of the merchants are willing to take telephones from this line and are anxious to do so The matter has been lagging and no one taking any interest for some time hence nothing has been done Now ifsomeone will take the matter up and push itwe can have connection with all these people in the eastern part of the county at practically no cost at all All that is lacking Iis a leader some one to take hold and go ask each one what they will do to help and we feel sure that in a very short time enough encouragement and contributions for preliminary work could be gotten to get the lines into town It is estimated that the line can bs run here and a switchboard put in operation for S200 After this is paid for there iis practically no expense attached to the malnUiinancc of the exchange We feel sure that there are enough merchants who would have these telephones installed immediately to pay the expense of installing a board Wont some one see if we cannot get this done soon There Iis no doubt but that such a connection would be beneficial to all the merchants as well as the farm ers I After the rural people installed their board they have no more expense except twenty five cents a month which iis to pay the operator and an additional five cents which goes into a sinking fund for emer I gency expense There is no reason I why the same economy could not be practiced in Hickman with a similar +I exchange fr I Kyaguest daughter Mrs spendingFaster I TM Courier give ALl IU aswr Union Revival Closed rent work done IMS is the universal expression regarding the Union Revival meet inr which was brought to a close in our iity Monday night The meeting had been in progress since Sunday March J and was conducted by Evangelist D Marvin Harris assisted by our local pastors and Mr F R Stover organizer and leakier of the greatest chorus choir ever assembled in Hickman It I would be hard to enumerate the benefits our people derived from this wonderful meeting The visible results were about three hundred conversions and a great tidal wave J of morality that will be long felt C long talked ofin this city and its vicinityFew men are so well adapted to meet Ihe requirements of this particular field as Rev Harris HeJs what might be termed a mans man striving mest especially to save the souls of men His Sunday night services were for men only and on many occasions for lank of room excluded the ladles from his audience In order to keep men within his hearing It is almost needless to say that he is a man of strong personal magnetism plain sensible thoroughly masculine His manner of speech bad the jingle of everyday ltfedeft in his art of lluslra lion and persuasion appealing to every age He has a way of whittling away OH his point with deliberation and detail that is unique tony the least and withal so plate and accurate that any child could see and comprehend He never mentioned this or that ehrtrehjustp- reached the old time religion Our previous acquaintance with him proves to us that he grows in both public and private esleejn to an exceptional degree and no doubt he is the best loved Evangelist that ever visited our city This was evinced by the ovation tendered him on the night of his farewell address at the Courthouse also at the depot where 200 of his friends bade him an affe tionate adieu as he left for his home in Dearborn Mo Mr Stover is a splendid fellow A little odd but the oddity rubbed off as you knew him better He is a faithful persistent worker and a musician to his finger tips His handling of the large chorus choir stamps him as a leader of experience and ability His vocal and cornet solos were a rare treat and especi ally essential and effective in revival work The Glory Song Reap ers and Harvest Field will be familiar to us for many moons He left Monday night amid the cheers and good wishes of friends for Illinois where he will visit his moth er Harris and Stover wilt likely go to Texas to hold their next meeting since they deferred an engagement there to come to Hickman Five hundred dollars were given these gentlemen for their services here and was made up by popular subscription They were not over paid It would be hard to over estimate the good they have been instrumental in accomplishing and everybody is thankful that Hickman had a real revival Our churches have been strengthenedmember ship increased the sleepers awak enedand good and bad more or less benefited While the meeting had been in progress for over four weeks the majority were reluctant to see its closeMay we all do our best to foster and promote the good work left m our hands Joe Coles son ten years old was accidentally killed near Water Valley Friday He was riding on a wagon with his brother The wa gon ran over the root of a tree and the little fellow fell and before his brother could atop the team the wa gon had run over his arm leg and head breaking his arm and leg and crushing his skull Hickman has an exemplary citizen Miss Mary Collins of Xcvil Ky is visiting the family of A 0 C- arthers Robert Goalder is on the sick list Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch Vill mUnderbo presented nt the City Hall Friday night j 6 fedoraoy Following to Cast of Olinrnofor Of Union Oily Mrs Wiggs M MissrMiss Alcott Miss k r lobl Redding Mr It Miss Hazy w Mie Asia Minor Wiggs Mist Bar Australia Wiggsy MMqiuropena Wiggs lir r r 1 Billy WlgCI E Jimmy Wiggs s rhrls Hazy N Pete Baggy Ysughs SUNDAY SGHOQL CHILDREN Of Htfikman McKee JohnsenmRandle Luten Paul harry K Baltic Dodds Olney Johnson Halite Balkxrd K- Celeste Roberts Clots Ledford Mlrfara Lufcn 11 Ruth Walker Esther Adams Anon odds l Items of News at the Court- House for a Week The Fiscal Court was In session Monday and Tuesday and made settlement with the Siwrilf of the eHmly and allowed the usual maims They levied a S cent tax for the purpose of hiring teams to pull scrapers plows etc lo work the roods Marriage license were issued to Lon Williams and Minnie Htokman the ceremony to be solcmnhed on March 30th Messrs C A durant E S Bonduranl A R Mllner W B Corum Sack and John Stgmen Clyde Burnett A A Oliver B F Chambers and Bd Williamson attended Fiscal Court Only OM real Matt transfer was recorded that of JfoereU Reeves t- GW Revs land for 1100 and other eoftiMcralion DH Jackson a white man was tried for housebreakIng and re leased Cbas King a sego boy was tried for bousebreaktag and bound to Circuit curt on J1SO bond In default of which he was reminded to Jail cnwtrr COURT The following suits hue been filed since last report with the Circuit Court Clerk Mose Bark 51 vs M S Stalin on note for SISO M B Shaw vs Mrs Linda Edwards on note for 500 T S Mooney vs Edith Mooney suit for divorce E E Reeves vs A L Lawson el al on nole for 4M- Izcaa Dlnwlddy vs John Dlnwlddy dlvoroe SylvelterSutton Up to the present date there hue been filed 6 ordinary suits and 14 Equity suits b Rural Mail Boxes A deolson rendered by Fourth Assistant Postmaster General DC Craw insists upon an adherence to the regulations requiring that boxes on rural mall routes should be erect ed by the roads so that the carriers can easily get access to them without dismounting from their vehicles Failure to comply with the regulation In this respect the decision states is likely to result in the din continuance of the mall by rural carriers to such boxes as are inaccessible to the carrier State Line Farmers are busy preparing to plant corn L C Maddox was in Hlokman on business Saturday- T A Prather has lagrippe but we are glad to state is improving- T C Berry of Memphis was a communitylast Leonard Maddox bought a nice flock of sheep from B G Brasfield last week Miss Mary Burrus went to Union City Saturday She is studying music under Prof Owenby Mrs Matt Carpenter of Wood land attended services at Popular Grove on the fourth Sunday Jas Maddox was in Nashville a few days last week looking after his brother who is confined with a severe case of mumps t o r Notice The members d 1 1Ipit Churok are rr present ala obwrrr j held at UK church night at I oclock A jf mush Importance II v the ehuroh It Is oaron every member will be p Jas Mites a yew K R v been working on tr t It farm near town r T Sheriffs Seat ana taken lo Ml Vtrooi It where he was wantM with murder and at fits arrest was aw strAgih of a photo i Johnson arrtvod at Mr v his prisoner he VM i posses but forUiMleiy posse was the larger r MTles had been at Hlo t- He year Almost dally somerrr t Curler to agitate the the steps leading up t house It seems aln r we have wasted lots i this subject already wake up one of these i v dam ige suit on hand well It would be a grey er lo repair or reconur i We have even heard Ua will be laid before the Its next session r Cards are out ar approaching marnag Li Adalatde V Murrell Mr and Mrs Judge K z lo Mr Charles S Jx vflle en the evening 4 at the residence in ii Murrell Is one of our n i t young ladles Mr S nent young man of Lb- R S Seed wont I Ky Thursday on bu Rush Creek Jlmmle Roper is at w y t sprained back Will McGehee has t- Ill of rheumatism but n r Miss Mary Alterbrrr City Iis visiting in this fir The Infant of Mrs H1 1 r quite 111 of pneumonu a dence of Mr Sid Smith The closing ten Creek school were hft i Creek Church Friday m W Interesting program of b- v songs and recitations 4Sc I Pumpkin Ridge a i t r motbypantaloon fight was a rut a j srrt the house in an uproar i gt Mr Sugg the teacher Prr r V tt diplomas to Mallle JeffsMiirt McGehee Hugh Add L Henryand Erroll and LJ L Geheewho In turn prd la with a set of Roger I ra r s tablespoons which was 4 rrn surprise to him The pate tM with the tee very much pleased and hope to secure hIm t r term Mr Charles Noon t J honor of being the cmv J1 trustee In Fulton County hc t1I placed his signature to a yP1 a1j LocNoteIi- h i Saturday 48 for ooalF at tint office dp Site Cafe It rMe Courier office lea II at De lAir It Ore Curle att the Courier r Winton has been on 1 JW fc Heilfjriwart I poi Sy with I isI to of Ws son vtItal y eur s ate Uric hu Hi man harsh r hi ICOn n thu eh duo tent to TIp 1 1ieL hiaV IIht v ur owl Jl IrV41t I 4ff nas tur1S I alter ttjr a toiiibrt nearut1 Amerloa lIe TAi Kdw Ceo ofIHiy s the C rtnt Mil MS o JfI r uI Clf tu rI tta I main et Cltftien r t 1s r rant Crt Mrs rle s de Ia- td a Sk get notf J t SOT H C rtabtr tpbeeer- tes and ther- bosboarl ere III- an r I FhtdIto Cis and tttrtrttcie r fta feiDM been r tM wfelBT bits 0 OiNe 4 r o rt IRa1n md carat 1tor tokloi ve wood at Newton a lChes rotmnod from I sf lay wferc she has 4twea Wiler tf Utrtsvlfl B P Henry Is rk in Kkfbwan nun tInInure CI Ltrm line ef settees r t Call and see them t teardd son of Mr Koby died Sunday orth of Wilton Her y our days f i and wife of May Tuesday morning to t the family of D B sal days UU111UAUA UA L Ellisons11tdth r Saturday torts Period Sunday t Local rains k Monday I Fair weather Tuesday r 1 air weather 1 Wednesday = 1 idorI weatheri Thursdayt Local rains FridayJlorl1 period ABOUT PAINT L f and see us if buying Ii BtiTllCtRmntvyvrrttntcrr nn ilyyYYYYYYY I ColumnI1N1al ilD ufa aJpi J- t A A WtstHickman FOR SALE A few tons of crab CRPER MilkCewNDRASFIELD FOR SALEThree mules and one Jersey milch cow May be seen on Troy road Wf W C Wilson FOR SALE CHEAP 1 yearold work horse 1 gentle bugGY horse l young unbroken horse 43 Bruce Henry FOR eggsSloflayingRoute 4 42 If HBLP WANTED We pay Jll S2J yourtwnparticularsA SEED CORN FOR SALEWe have secured pure white St Charles ChailesCountywill call at our office er at cotton staJ F S L Dodds Co 4J STRAYBDTwo Allies one three years old dark bay blazed face rUngedithind foot white biased faeeDan Hale er J F S L Dodds Co 4J FOR SALE COTTON SEBD There wishing settee seed would advise to getat one as we are shipping the seed owl very fast We hue stow a choke lot of assorted seedJ F S L Dodds Co 4Jtf FOR SALE A Ant dais room ing bouse OR the male slreet 18 rooms and store Rent 15 a month Clearing S2S a week Fully fur Atshed Price SS00 oath Address S BBLAJCO Greea Tree House Cairo III 414 SALESMEN WANTltD Three 8aloim for our sew county township and railroad surveys of Ken Haley Taese surveys are a splea did compilation of tact figures and drawings and of wonderful value Counties and towns are fulty indued and populations of ptalnlrIhtWRstations also shown congressional districts outlined and numbered A splendid opportunity for energetic morn RAND MCNAUY Co CbleageIRs r = 1 z =Fred Ntrien was inI Union City Sunday Telephone No 8ffor the Un dertaker BU White WAS here rem Union City Sunday Verntn Stahr left this week for Porn Mont Crushed oyster shells for ihtok SOT at DeBevs C P Shumate was In Jackson Tenn this week All kinds of groceries at bottom prices at DcDows I Mrs B Moore Is up again after a few weeks illness Faris Nalfeh returned from a trip to Louisville Saturday George Lenton of Fulton was in tewn this week visiting friends Jas Sanger went to TIptonvHIe on the Stacker Lee Thursday night Mrs Jim Jackson of Clinton Iii visiting Mrs MIttie King this week A crowd of young folks from Cayce was here Sunday afternoon Mrs J E Fuqua and Mr and Mrs B Cox were In Louisville this weekMrs Newton of Missouri died Tuesday and was burled at the Brown Cemetery Wednesday Clyde Wilson wbo is attending the Miami University at Oxford Ohio was here a few days last week visiting his parents o H J French writes us to change the address of his paper from Amarillo Texas to Lake wood N M near which place he has bough 240 acres of improved land lying d it the Pecos Valley Cllnlon Gazette rjJTi n ii Slaver Buggy High in Quality== Low in Price OLD MAN Are you thinking of buying a buggy Then you want one worthevery dollar you put into it Its right that you should But listen Did you ever take a good look at a Staver t Honest didnt you think it was a high priced rascal It has got every good feature that is to be found in high priced bug gies quality style and comfort but its made to sell at a medium price It meets the popular demand Ask any man who uses one All we ask of you is an opportunity to show you this line before buying fBefore buying let us show you our line Hiokman Furniture Co IncorporatedThe Literary Society wM meet with Miss Corrinne Mad SaturdayW proprietor of the Moscow Roller Mills was In town Friday on business Mrs H L Curlin and Mrs 0 A Kennedy of Woodland Millwere In Hlckman Friday We noticed our friend Jas Bear oa She Sprague when she pasted Hkkman last Saturday ifllas Murrel of Union City was here Monday on a visit to his mother who has been ill Messrs Clem Oliver and Justin Atterberry of Cayce were In Hkkman Sunday afternoon Cotton and Adams wilt do any of their work over free of charge that does not give satisfaction E Kirkendall is visiting his son Jehn Kirkendall this week Mr Kltkendall is from Bayouvllle Dr Lon Naylor and wife of Cayce were the guests of Judge W A Naylor and family Sunday See the Hickman Furniture Co Inc line of suites and rockers before buying your spring furniture Powell Brown and Burt Pollock left Tuesday night for East Prairie Mo They will be there for stveral weeksMr Ethel Browdcr and sister Miss Bertha of Fulton were here Sunday the guests of Miss Mayroi NaylorMiss Mollte Bowen the popular trimmer In Smith Arobergs millie nery department spent Sunday In Union City The Daughters of the Confeder acy will meet with Miss Maybelle Fuqua next Tuesday afternoon at three oclock Miss Virginia Davis who has been visiting her sister Mrs B T Davis returned to her home at Cayce Tuesday Jesse Baits of Evansville Ind Marthatl Faris this week He arrived here I Wednesday morning Hlckman Furniture Co Inc Undertakers Telephone No 20 Eld L II Hammonds will preach at Mt Herman Sunday morning at 11 oclock and at 7 p m H C Matson one of the Courier staunch friends and a good genial allaround fellow was Iin HIckman on business Tuesday Mr Farmer I If you want a harrow see Chas Armstrong at Olivers old stand lie does all kinds of repair work toe 45 If you havent seen the new line of goods at the Farmers Hardware Co go see them they handle every thing In their line and the pricesI are right Rev Adams of Jackson Tenn was In Hiokman Monday He iIi trying to make arrangements to Eel Rev Harris and Mr Stover to holt a revival in his town Sample Copies of The Louisville Daily Herald may be had at thli office Remember trc can end The Courier and Louisville Dallj Herald to any address in the States for only 200 J R Turner formerly proprieto of the Elite Cafe of this place an Thos Hart also of Hickman haye opened a restaurant at Mayfield Ky Heres wishing them success in their new field Miss Lawson with the cast from Union City supplemented by home talent will present Mrs WIggs and the Cabbage Patch at the city hall Friday evening April 5 for the benefit of the Daughters of the Con federacy Hunzikers Concert Band will furnish music Begins at 8pm Reserved seats SOc gen eral admission 35c children 25c The Fulton Leader says Aft ptraveling over 4500 miles to hel prosecute one W K Hauer 01 Nevada who some months a advertised mining stock under 1the firm name of Mackay Monroe Co R S Williams business manager of the Leader returned horn yesterday There was no such fire us Mackay Monroe Co there fore it was an easy matter to convic said Hauer and the court gajre hin one year one day and 200 fine and he Is to serve out his time the Nevada state penitentiary 1 Miss Victoria Kirk left Monday for New Mexico Alfred MoDanlel Tampa Fla Is in the oily this week Anlnfant child of Frank Puokett was burled at Browns Cemetery TuesdayIn at Fulton In which three negro cabins burned two negro children were burned to death IThe family of Chas MoMurrey of Route Three visited the family of W F Montgomery this week Some damage was done one day last week to the early planted gardens on account of a frost unusually heavy for this time of the year ITheattorneys for the Cumberland Telephone Co at Fulton fought the issuance of a franchise to the rural1 telephone people but the city coun ell granted the franchise Fred Crawford a Mayfield grocer was arrested on a warrant chargln- d g him with entering into a conspire cj to commit a felony It is charged Crawford approached Ben F Smith and made a proposition to burn bI- d s tort The conversation was heard by two other men and the warrant is the result The fire insurance policies have been canceled fRIFOR Ash California eSlUeefPeaeSeeds 1lgRIEGERTIlE WUfOtatl tE1FCYp kw Kul M WWO via K NIbMf In NC a CMM M K tniWr tra IMW p M1 i Ie N iT YsNfiM fIfoI Wf Hf MMMtBtlf fli- tMM4wdtr Umt tec tW Ik let n 14 hen Mi Ii ik lMt rnh HM cawaM ll Jnhelm dr Ellison Hlekman try i atifcSSta Are You Interested During the past week several new names have beeo added to the fol lowing list and others are promised If your name iis not on this list put it there and help provide a practice room for the band boys You will be benefitted by It W A DoddllS1000Pe-rcy Jones 1000 J F S L Dodds CoM1000 C P Snumale 500 Cowgills Drug Store 500 Helm Ellison 500 Ellison Bros 500 Tom Dillon Sr 500 Hickman Furniture Co 500 Smith Amberg 500 ChapterU 500 Cotton Adams 500 Notice The District Officers of the County Sunday School Association will meet at the M E Church in Hickman Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock All officers are requested to be present Pastors superintendents and teach ers invited Christian Endeavor Those who are Interested In organizing a Union Young Peoples Society Christian Endeavor are requested to meet at the Christian Church at b30 next Sunday even Ing Dorena John Maddox went to Henson TuesdayThe child of Mr Newtcti was buried Sunday Messrs King and Hall went Charleston this week J D Pickett killed five wild geese last Wednesday evening BC White went to Charleston last Thursday on business Joella Byassee of Hickman came over in this vicinity Saturday Mr Larue made a short trip to his home in Matron III last week Mr laNe has abandoned work for a few days on account of the waterGuy and Lillian Hall went to Blytheville Ark last week on a short visit Mr and Mrs Sam Lee came to Dorena Monday and made a call on Mrs King while here Dont forget Sunday School next Sunday 10 00 a m and preaching by Rev J L Lucas at 11 00 a m Mr Buckner the house moving man went to his home in Charleston Saturday and returned Tuesday to finish his work Woodland Mills Mrs George Brasfield Is very 111 at this writing Miss Nell Marshall was the guest of Miss Lena Bludsworth of Martin this week Miss Nell Bradley was the guest Hickmangt The L S C will meet with Miss Vera Thomas at the home of Mrs H L Curlin I Misses Elgie Clare Vera Thomas anti Lassie Curlin visited Miss Myrtle Harper of Martin Sunday Messrs H L Curlin and Matthe Campbell of Obion have been appointed by the County Court as road commissioners for two years G B Walker ofBrinkley Ark is visiting friends in the city Mr Walker recently moved to New Mexico and from there to Arkansas We suspect the next move will be to HickmanMiss Virginia Davis who has been visiting her brother B T Davis has returned to her home near Cayce Mr Geo Pewitt of Fulton was In town this week attending to some business connected with the Fiscal CourtMiss Azalee Ray left Thursday morning for a visit with Mayfield friendsFiscal Court has been in session this week and has been kept busy Clyde Burnett of near Fulton was in town Tuesday J I NewOil Stove Different from other oil stoves Superior ee tlu economy cleanliness and easy operation The NEW PERFECTION Wick Blue Flame Oil CookStove saves fuel expense and lessens the work Produces A strong working flame instantly Flame always under immediate control Gives quick results without overheating the kitchen in three sizes Every stove warraated If Rot at yourIdealers write our nearest agency for dHcrlptiveIcircular TIm Rt Lamp Ie the but lamp for illrouBil hotwthotd UJf Hide of bra i throughout sad beautifully niektltd Perfectly constructed biolutHy ufe uacictlled U hhtfivin2 power an ornament to any roots Every lamp warranted U not at your dtaltra writ to our Bearett atescy- STANBAXB 0O COMPANY UlWaha4TU II Is Your Kitchen Plumbing Modern Aiu I pllIIIIbiftrI 11 Cotton Adams m CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO urcoaroratso Long distanco linos and tolophonos this Company onablo to almost anywhoro In Southern Indiana Southern Illinois Kentucky Tonnossoo Mississippi Louisiana can put In and satisfactory communication with tho pooplo this groat section tho country solicit your patronage Rates roason ablo Equlpmonts and facilities unsur assod IAMCO CALDWELL LELAND HUME WEn- rrndtL xuape Tnuuta Indian Population It has never been definitely deter mined just what was the greatest number ot Indians in America when they were unmolested and at the height of their power in this country Some authorities claim that the number could not have exceeded 1000000 others assert that could net have been more than 800000 and others contend that there were never more than 500000 At the present time there arc about 284000 members of the red race in the United States There are Indians in eighteen states and three territories exclus ive of the Indian Territory Nearly all the tribes are west of the Missis sippi in fact most of them are beyond the Missouri There are 156 reservations in alt In the northwestern part of New York there are about 5000 descendants of the great warrior tribes living on eight reservationsToday are 159000 who wear citizens dress in whole is part and who can rea Md speak English There are 28 000 Indian families now living i osafortable modern dwellings The IfttUMS wake quite a strong religIous shoving They have 390 church kttiUfogs and a total membership si40000 H Langford of Route 2 iUit some strawberries to thl s ales the 31s day of March Tt swtet about ten days eailie tie average homegMtel 14 Tewrmnd hoses fe SUU IJaeSunday t iti J s w boot Made Indian 70000 Have yott ever coinMir4 tbe tat diet iN vow food i ate k L depend M lite XHtfcifT equip j MvMC 9t the A4H for now ckemimees Tkit feet alone ikoM warrant the iMulbtkNi of a thoroughly tMMrr kithea sink i 1 of you talk and Wo you quick of of Wo u L T D seem It still ox il1 oj J l en ii p it K9K When Youre a Guest See that the napkin is tucked well under the chin It saves laundry bills Not more than two Inches of the knife in the mouth is permissible Dont be a sword swallower To eat beyond the load line is bad manners Remember freight oars have their limit If a dish is passed to you for which you do not care place it on the floor for the cat The oat may not be so particular Grasp the knife and fork firmly What nonsense for a strong person to try to appear delicate at table I Dont mince Dont dally with the food Its there go to it Under no circumstances should the napkin be used as a toothbrush Dont cheat at table Holding out a hard boiled egg or a sandwich to take home with you is the heigh1t of improper etiquette A Well Known Fact Tint no skin diseue 1 whether fro iundwithstand the two powerful germicidesR ZEMO And KEMOTONB they defitro1 that cause tho disease theI thalwa3recure WriUsforumpIe KWItos McdOo St Louis AllDnigfiBtaeeUlt For auto by Helm Klllton whitefman formerly a Baptist preacher was hanged at Gaffney S CI I Tuesday He preached his owi I funeral sermon from the scaffold He murdered Mrs Hortenso Mor anrd 800roI Mrs C S Patterson of neal rn has returned from a visit Ih rford Tern irt ++ I 1 I + I THE A Sof E COLUMN It t t t I I 1 ++ I BY MR J It SAUNDERS QUBSTION Mr Everitt you say that if the grain growers want profi table prices and prices of their own making for all thi 1907 crops they can get them How will this be accomplished ANSWER By pledging the crops before they are grown to the Amerl can Society of Equity to direct the marketing Then when harvested control them and market them only when the Society directs I mean tie them up out on the farms or In elevators and warehouses owned or controlled by the farmers Q How would this bring profitable prices A If this is done the market will soon be bare of supplies and the demand would quickly seek the supply and as farmers will have it all their price must be paid Q What must tanners do to be in a position to compel profitable prices for the 1907 crops A They ought to organize to the extent of a million and they probably will But while organising they must control their crops and this can be done through pledges as referred to and control of marketing instead of dumping Controlled marketing cannot come as long as each farmer markets independently so U is proposed to let the farmers society direct the marketing which will amount to Just the same as one farmer marketing for all But keep in mind that all IIs to be sold at profitable prtcos Q How can this be done A The Society will know the demand in all the markets and will then tell farmers when to market wheat or corn or oats or hay or any other crop and bow much and what railroad to ship it and to what market In this way the markt will never be oversupplied and prices will be maintained- Q But wont some firmer be given a preference and others not given an opportunity to market A No The Society will have dII will say he has 800 bushels or he might hae 100 bushels or 10000 bushels Oae illustration will do for all Now we know the farmers have all the wheat about one time July and August in each year bet the demand wants wheat for twelve months Therefore it is clear that no farmer ought to market more than onetenth or onetwelfth of his wheat each month if he wants to give his neighbors an equal chance on the markets with himself If he throws his 800 bushels or 10 000 bushels on the market in July or August he supplies the legitimate demand for the wheat of 10 or 12 farmers and if a great many farmers do this they simply force some speculators and middlemen who ought not to have any wheat except what they eat to store it and hold it until such a time as the farmers have no more to dumpwhen they feed it out to the demand But by the new plan each farmer will be allowed to market onetenth or onetwelfth of his crop each month the speculators cannot get hold of it and no farmer can take advantage of any other Q If the farmer needs money he cannot hold Will not this make the plan Ineffectual or Impractical A The Society will advance 50 per cent and perhaps more of the value of the crop while it still be thatRr r butrt it cannot be done by them Individ wally Q But many farmers have no place to put their grain so they can not hold it A They must provide storage I on the farms or at shipping stations or in market centres There has been enough storage room m the I past and will be in the future but It will be controlled by a different set of peopleQ do you mean A I mean that If farmers quit dumping the big and little elevators IN THE STUD At Oakwood Stock Farm Hickman Ky = ALFRED G 12452 Record 219 i This great horse is conceded to be one of the greatest harness horse vt rlf the present day Having sired three with records better than 2t0and forty other vin records better than 2 3Q He is 153 hands high rich brown in color and has the brtt of disposition As to being a sire that is the best that has ever been In Western Kentucky or Tennessee he needs no recommendation TERMS for the season of 1907 3000 cash at time of service to insure q 0 fred G will only be allowed 20 outside mares DR ROAN 44832 This young horse is the grandest bred fellow in Kentucky He is by Alfred ij 12452 and his first dam is that greatest of great broodmares SPANISH MAIDEN C 3rr rr Lizzie A 32x13 Margrave 2xl5Sir Sold when 17 ears old for X6700 Cuban rbBaron Review 22114 Hobart 2x1814 Alverton 2t23 Sunday Morning 2t294 tb fJ v Medium 400 sire of Nancy Hanks 2 04 Dr Roan is a roan horse 16 hands hi l w js great bone and substance and has a great flight of spetd This hone will not make a public season this year Will be used for my private use IRASCIBLE SQUIRREL 2808 Black Horse 10 hands high foaled 1001 IRASCIBLE SQUIRREL is the blackest of black hones with the bestt of dp s lions fine mane and tail has length of neck and the best back that any horse esr nod with fine bone and a great deal of substance He has fine action at all the gad He t a fine breeder and his pedigree cannot be improved upon as a saddle horse TIn hMc traces on his sires side to Black Squirrel Dave Skain Peavine all noted hone n he saddle horse history On his dam s side he traces to Mambrino Patchen Berthi ne c of VanMeters Waxy foundation stock 1 to Bald Hornet an extra fine saddle slat ad Grey Eagle Ills first third fourth and filth dams wee all noted saddle mare vr I a running walk pace and trot also the rack naturally fast and easy There is n Me stallion with as many natural gaits saddle dams as this one TERMS for the season of 1907 2000 to insure Due when mare proves to be n f 4 SEASON OPENED MARCH 15 1907 Tabulated pedigrees of the above mentioned stallions will be furnished i n application It will give us great pleasure to show these horses to the breeding at any and all times TFOR SALEA few choice harnessbred colts and filjyj OAKWOOD STOCK FARM- R A TYLER Prop ym not be needed by the ipeoalators because they will have nothing to put in them Then the fanners society can rent them and All them with the farmers grain held for the minimum prices If there has been enough storage room in the past there will be in the future Q But how will farmers knew their own grain in the big elevators A They wont need to know It All grain of the same grade and of equal value will be bulked and each farmer will get a certificate for what he contributed Thea the monthly sales will be made and remittances sent to him until he is paid for all his certificate calls for Q By the new plan will farmers gain any thing over the old way In weights and grades A Weighing and grading will be done honestly because it will be under the snporvtsion of the farmers or their society There will be no profits or dividends to be deoiared except what each farmer gets in fair prices hence the incentive to cheat will be removed Q What rate of Interest will farmers pay on money advanced- A The very lowest rate paid by any institution that gives gilt edge security and borrows la immense theyhaveQ Why could not the farmers who have money to lend help other farmers who need to borrow whythisQ You spoke ota pledge What is It A It is an agreement between the farmer and the American Society of Equity whereby the person who signs it appoints the secretary his agent to direct the sale of his crops Q Does this cover all of his cropsA It covers only the crops pledged and does not Include any locallyItshipped away to market gOf a farmer raises 2000 btuiteIsof corn and he wants to feed est4rr 3 With Its SECURITY To D6f sllcs rf 70OOOa Capita awl Svrptat With The ASSURANCE That every reasonable rc qvlrrmont Can be met with Us unexcelled fattlttlei With Its RECORD Per sale and conservative management In the past that promises such In the future THE HICKMAN BANK otters lu cuMomes a service that is second to none 1400 buihels of It on the farm would he put down 2000 bushels A No Only 600 bushels Q Bet he fed it to hogs and ootlle and it will go off of the farm In that form A Very true But this will DOme under the A Sof E Dept of Stook Raisers and he will pledge the hogs and cattle the same way on a different blank to the selling committee of that department- Q But I dont see how this can be done if there is a surplus of a crop Somebody must hold it A The Society will know how much grain there is and It will know how much the demand is Now we say that it looks like ten per cent surplus and the program will be toI market ton per cent less than the monthly portion unless the demand wants more The test will be when the price will be asitthan In itIsyear is around each farmer has received a profitable price for all sold and eacbii hue a litho to ho nobody pelUof wh MId sml SWIM tu e 1W1 beNH Nil i l h W A HUM k ov drtf years Daily Paper For Only One Dollar a Year If ywi will Clurtor tI a v we will leave seat i tneIie tae Lux i This gives yos a tiny In tIN week x 4 a year for two do take advantage of for the oStr may any time TV CVi with all other Ua ly semiweekly as- In and subsorUw or advantage of this res GOOD JUI u tb b moo atlwrw1i4 i rr to M we en1eN16 wherte theuopP r- iiafiA d The late Congre 3 amendments to the providing that packerr cost of meat insped the labels on Uflruwhen the contents These measures Important byall t kIbrought up again i ra r 1 pressed until they bl Who Where W Jjl ShaW It Betterswortu 1 the freshest line of brouhgt to town Ali y- In a short time tillLrr r Baptists will commentr tof a new church in I 1 hood wJIt Is a poor sort of nit rather be awakened taq tJllCfI clock than a robin are recalled from sluma r mom g h Old Kentucky Growth t iv the Federal at the Increa r tiy from 1900 to a 3 511 The total IJvh9JOs In JOOO 8 Real prep menus show an- I9Wllnr v 1900 1904 In live I J1rotaI 77135 eIaarms ma hat Holt from M7etltS71 In uliKjo the uplift 765811 HSU t heiru pcnt I at SigiIr3- 0siUrOOC ail dlerpI 1111 valsse from illtlJ Ms- pleSMS wtrj J54I4JMI It v All iiliei I at 3it442 ali1 U In J pt Mrs was sere ami its f per Ili ta- J at MT061 i tall rli61 ptrrt b bol fie Me tw if acty u pA ANM r a1 tw r lull Ip Rw1Aa- A rdaldMk n Link Tfc to e I L a lhuIIIt Notice II 4kl Uowreb I t1 an t tav wisIug- ad sow are esat let fee be retention r e a Nprokor rI tar mcmfcor tictosl to table r sett 41r J UII the ev 1 61r rnrla + oois meets at- ltedasatkty 1a ILAC t ai ra roe JN ae 1101mDw t MU that at the h arth wakes J mtil a It to be iiIo sad Aimatra juake victim seA In the dls I 6 r central Ares of Tiling themselves i believes hat- ur only at later of yenta But iTMI tray been neelcd Mtm temperature tl further desorip i ras ceaied a new r Kelvin horizon L i mat C of the with some other Notice r ul Presbyterians Burgess Cun r these this year 1 r4 Sunday of the Jordan- MontgomeryA F re Sunday onnell spent Sat t Jy in Illokman 1 trrturned home with W T Bon urant 7 i the family of J v and family spent I man lI after and daughter1 Tuestr- It Sundayhti Spring LlneryI 3MosfcRlraclme past week and attractive styles In dress tailored and hats all the late ideas in shapes and colors Our stock of shapes flowers buds and findings Is the the LARopm THwH and Miss Bwrne is always ready with suggestions and ideas as to you a hat to own Smith 3 Amberg The Building Moulton Street which was destroyed by fire Tuesday on Mourning Lila Wheels WHoe takes a senalMe view of things whoa It comets tn the point ot1 old easterns she has the following to say mourning i The world Is getting slowly wiser In many ways- Pnnerak are no laser Ute batter ws oxhMdons of death and sorrow- N a gaping pvMte wftloji tthey were a deead or two ago Yet they are still oapaUU of further Improvement along the tics of doltoacy and comae decency The apparel ot the bereaved IIs oppressive and oppreslng Yet it Ian be parORedwho the Mss is one whioh has stricken the light out of life for Its wearer It Iis a protection against thought less Inquiries and arrlng levity lust what IIs more Incontinent than the sight ot a laughing merry face swathed in the deepest folds of Inky crepe It is Inconceivable to me the attitude taken in those matters by sensible people who claim a deeply religious belief A young woman of my acquaint ance passed through the awful tragedy of having her father oonAn ed In aft asylum during several years hopelessly insane Hit Insanity was at times a raging murderous mania and always melancholy He was never blessed with any happy delu sions to temper the horror of his situation His life was a tragedy and the iamlly purse was depleted to pay for his physical care Shortly after he passed out of his living tomb Into the spiritual 1tile 1 v ClYll I In Styles The ddlj weather of the has gtven us an oppor tunlty to replemlth our supply of of bats which was badly broken during the Opening week We oan now show you new readyto rear Ix trimming according your ideas Davis on morning Sermon regarding I met the yowg woman and said to hen I am so glad for your poor father and for you that he has been called MMe What a relief it must be to you I She gazer at me reproachfully from her crepe and said i I feel terribly over the loss of my father he was very dear to me I way be lackingis the finer senti ment of affection but I 4IIIt understand a grief of this tj It tis genuine it strikes ttlaltir Htterably senseless and selflill It Is absolutely inconsistent with real roMgion No one who believes in a life be yond the grave oan mourn the pass ing away of a soul from an insane bedy I can understand how a mother who has the care of a crippled or diseased child or a wife of a bus band may feel the loneliness of the empty room and bed even while thanking God the sufferer Iis out of misery yet to shadow the lives of those about us with crepe and gloom because fashion demands itand for fear people will talk if we do not actuates many of us to do what common sense tells us IIs net neoes say Ynhom ltIfteWIllftft ii ito Mitt PIe fir Pr lkupy 11Mxuutle MINtY wtth 1 Ikea hlttltttAt t Iw llKilkwiIIfphNINi- law Po llAal Re II Dr Mluopti Iwlll I7 r IlkeullutiI 1fnsr drhM runt sl tIw hrel TIN teuIMIY 1 lwlt A rei IlSIHPi7 It char tk tokto 1RllrIr of I1kwm JkiFridayat the West ITonight Hickman Chapel there will be preaching and an opportunity will be given to any to unite with the church PERCY JONES Cafe and RestaurantSUCCESSOR TO A o CARUTHBRS Soda Water Ice Cream Seasonable Trulte rinc Candles Fret Dread and Cakes Telephone No 90 l Thanks There were many generous heart during the revival Let this note be jan cxpronion of gratitude to a11 who so lewdly and generously rendered a Utance in our recent reviva mooting The Court House wai furnished free so also a good piano the City Hall several orchestra Instruments besides many nUng voices in the chorus class Also ia large amount of lumber for use In- fbildlng the ohoir stand and last but not least the homes that cared so well for the preacher and chop leader The Hickman Furniture Co Inc keep an experienced under taker in their store at all times and night calls will be promptly answered Telephone No 20 Hereafter meetings will be held at the Mengel Box factory every Saturday at noon The work will be conducted by our local pastors All Christian workers and friend are reqeusted to attend these meet- Ing Verily nothing is sacred to the pros agent The much talked of marriage ordinance of fort Dodge Iowa turns out lobe merely an ad to boom the town At least that ii the dttlra now of the councilmen ol the aforementioned city who declate the whole thing a Joke While thli may be true many people will I accept it with a grain of salt for it i has happened that alter an ordinance I has been proposed mud proved unpopular the author hastens to say lik the little boy Iwas only Jpmnr From every state in the union lettois have poured Into the 1ttle city condemning the ordinance and not stale the day of the Cardiff grant has Fort Dodge had such notoriety 0 Wont be undersold at DeBows On the evening of April 5th at the city hall Mrs WIggs and the Cabbage Patchy will be presented under the auspices of the Daughters of the Confederacy The product tan of this charming little story will merit a large attendance The ludicrous incidents and the simplici ty of the love story make a happy oembtnation IThe Hickman Furniture Co Inc have the largest stock of Undertakers goods in Western Ken fcr fcWk Abe fitted up at all pia to tIltIl01 Lptf 11ft3 Card Of lUnfcs We take this means of extending our heartfelt thanks to the many rienlls who so generously assisted and sympathized with us in our orrow the loss of husband and atherMrs P B Henry and children- J M Shubert aged about 65 lied this week at his home in Mos ow after suffering a week from a evere strain caused by lifting a navy pledc of timber He went to Moscow some two years ago from Grave county and bought a small tome for himself and wife He was a saw mill man and was usually mployed at one of the mills near Moscow The remains were taken to Pleasant Valley in the edge of raves county for the funeral and Interment H L Curlin well known to our eaders was elected road Commls loner of Obion County Tenn He seat twentyone other fellows with a few to spare The NwNo rure Ihut Uouih lur- ewvul4le nrrdrd If nil OIuch Cure rein like Or Hliuoptt Outiclt cure IAIII- kIu lw m fur fur SiJrare The ZSMtoiial I AW ow iruulro Hint If nny pnlkont enter tutu 10 angli mlilure It must be printed on the pekateYur mother nml other hould Intltt on hnrlnil Ur Hhoop Oouiiii t ura No polMinnwrki on lr HhoopVi ttwli oml none In the tniMlclne ne It nutt br law lie on the Inlwl And Iny not lilt nfi but It It Aid to IMI lir tbOHithnt snow II t + tt a tnily rcin rk lilo cough nr newly Tnke no vhnnrv particularly with wroth Cure s IniUt Unrrwre on brrnrrunr ieHf ilMiop pnekiiBe with other nod pee Ao utM iitiuirk lIeN You cats Hlwmybeon he wfa lilo liy dftnandltiK Ur rlhoop1 1tMIlh Cure Hlmply refuws to accept uny tkr Hold by all driller Rev L D Summers of Green field Tenn tilled the pulpit at the Baptist church Sunday His dis ours was very interesting Gasoline at ttM Courier office L 101 r ii r OUTHERN TARin the name the best laundry in the South Leave your laundry at Smith Ambergs All work delivered Give it a trial this week Frank Smith Agl NOW READY TIC MW MOMMY ISSU or IRC ClUIMUUB McCALL PATTRNS Cvptrtor la Style FH ee4 SiapRNy J- iM FASHION PUILICATIONS CALL AT OUR PATTCRN COUNTCR AND INSECT THE VERY LATCST DtOIOMl McCall Fashion Sheets FREE Smith Amberg Some Old Truths Be good and you will be happy Not necessarily Be honest and you will succeed in business No necessarily On the stage virtue iis always triumphant over wrong but it Iis not always so in actual life vice doe not always come to grief as does tbeI vllllan in the book But there iis a large truth in these old ethical formulas Because iil remains a fact that other things being equal the good man has a better chance for happiness than the evil man It remains a fact that othrr things being equal the honest roan is more likely to be successful than the dishonest man Character always will be a factor In the success equation Goodness yoked to ability and tnergy wilt produce a strong char icier while ability and energy will produce a strong character while ability and energy yoked to a vicious personality runs the change ofweak ness Sometimes you see the wicked flourish like a green bay tree and you conclude that righteousness does not pay There could be no greater mistake Ignoble success after all is only successful failure Uprighteoiisncss and honesty do not 9f themselves ensure success Hon esty pays And dishonesty and riciousness do not pay What you learned at your moth ers knee never will be barred by ttlAoo11faMt+ ttim SongBotkaFol Sole About Itt M fhooka teolt b to Jnion Revival are left over and hey are Jar sale at 100 per dot en They can be seen at the Jethodlst Parsonage Local Union No 487 A Sof E will meet next Monday night at 8- oclock at Tom Dillons old ice office All members and friends are requested to be present There is considerable talk Just now about Helm Ellison It is all on account of the new drink they arc erving Golden Orangade Have you tried it Perfectly delicious 5c per Judge Thomas G Jones of the United States Circuit Court at Montgomery Ala gave the first etback to the railroad rate and egulation laws just passed by the Alabama Legislature by issuing an order restraining the application of my or all of them which will tend to decrease the compensation of carriers or prevent them from operating without restraint The order Iis for thirty days during rhich time the question of a perma nent injunction will be considered The 4months old girl baby of Clay Puckett died at his home in his city Monday Burial at Brown raveyrd Just two month ago the win sister to this child died The Courier extends sympathy John McGuire probably the eldest engineer on the entire Illinois Central railroad died sudienly Saturday night of hemorrhage of the lungs He has been running an ngine for 40 years I- Ir r A Early Morning Fire Early Tuesday morning about five oclock the fire alarm waked many of the peaceful slumbereri from their sleep to find thlt the building on Moulton Street belong ing to Mr Ben Davis and occupied by Jack Martin colored and used as a grocery billiard ball and bar ber shop on the lower floor and as- a residence and hotel on the second floor was burning The fire hhd originated supposedly from a defective flue and had gained such head way when discovered that it was impossible to save the building by the fire department and it was with much difficulty that several other adjacent buildings including the Presbyterian Church were saved from the flames The brick build lag burned to the ground and the south wall fell into the street The occupants saved nothing from the flames except perhaps a trunk or twoMr Davis carried 1800 Insurance on the building which wilt partially cover the loss There was tome insurance on the contents of the buildingThe will be rebuilt Early Wednesday momlntng apart of the building on the west end which was frame work and had not burned caught again and for th protection of the Church the alarm was turned in Announcement There will be services at the Christian Church next Sunday both morning and evening Sunday school at 9 130 a m Morning service at 1045 subject Faith1 Evening ervice at 7 rfO subject The Old and New Testament Frank H Vernor Minister Crutchfield- L D Nochols baby has been teriously ill Tm J C Gardner was here lastwwjseift on business E H Love spent Saturday and Sunday In Fulton Bob Love is buying horses and cows in this vicinity Well Crutchfield is with you again but news isI scarce Sam Byrd and wife spent Sunday with Yancy Miler and family Milner Byrd and wife were the guests of Mrs A J Turney Sunday The young folk enjoyed an egg hunt at Dr A J Turneys Sunday 7C aJiol6 n- twl1IlJ ll Me c A s hero ilJI1 ll lost of Mist FrM Wallston Mrs Nannie Love and Miss Bu ford Caldwell were the guests of Mrs A1 Turney Sunday Talmage Butts of Water Valley and Miss Nora Blnfonl of Crutch field surprised their many friends by being married at Fulton Sunday Squire Futrell of Fulton did a landoffice business in the matri monial line on Easter Sunday As a result twelve hearts now beat as six They are T E Brady and Miss Eunice Murray of Mayfield Alvin Lamb and Miss Sharlottie Smith Mayfield T D Butts and Miss Nora Binford Ruthvllle Ed Cole and Miss Carrie Spence near Fulton W A Ward and Miss Bessie Ezell Clinton W P Little and Miss Elvle Milner Just like sitting down at mothers able Elite Cafe nIvXr They 7Mr About r RUMAGOThe MAKES RHEUMATISM GOIILetter tram a wrMkmwii llbca ol Howlltif Orrra Xjr cirsr ex It= vrrrrf t alaMo a r cZsta v rIti- N S x7wIsh- rl Will C tire Yua thus Bo lljy T Te eWATNZ F 1tfi t ff t t I 9VMeetJ heat LAUDSRD ALBS 4 TONSORIAL t PARLORS F f Best In Hlckmn Hot and tf tA cold baths t electric lights r tand fans hydraulic chairs efi faDd everything for comfort F 4 Clintca St fflctaaa Sy rNext door to druthers I B T DAVIS ttorucij at anwW- I11 practice In all courts in the State Office over Ledford Handles store 2cLAx XUTV0 r- ABSOLUTELY The Boat e Millionaire Canned Goods HEINZS VARIETIES Pure Food Products CHASE A SAN BORNS COFFEES and TEAS Call on or telephone us when in need of GROGERIESFRESH MEATSFEED Telephone 6 3 deliveries LOIIDTIRanoR IIIIOIIRE Tinning PlUmDing Agont for Standard Sanitary Goods Plumbing done on short notice All stork guaranteed l East Book Store BpleuUil Selection Ifsw 8ook- astionery Post Cards Notions Eta Call and KPP our Stork Every ifafujj up to Jate liuf Berdes Si Coapaay Jl1 Jl tlt lraal1clry Ii I represent i Fulton Steam theEand will i share of your patronage i E JParhamsi day Will call for our laundry Chester Homes =i The United Stales is coining more gold than all the rest of the world It k coining annually about 300 000000 1 Great Britain nearly 60 80 0i0 AustraiHaa little more titles Great Britain 5 France about J5000OOOj Germany about 25 f 000000 and Japan over SJOOOO 000 t A Jl rr ttI1oulirrs 1Et l circle Ji t f wowII The bar of the saloon the bar of the court and the bars of the Jail are very closely related I Dont judge a man by his clothes God made one and the tailor mode the other Dont Judge a man by his family for Cain bclowgcJ to a good family Dont judge a man by his failure In life for many a man fails because he is too hooest to succeed Dont Judge a man by the house he lives In for the lizard and the rat often inhabit the grand cr structure When a man dies they who survive him ask what property there is left behind the angel who bonds over the dying man asks what good deeds be has soot before him DId you ever know a woman to regret that she knew how to do exquisitely fine needlework or plain sewing to bake light wholesome bread or delicious pies or cakes Did yu over know one who was aofcuMd of her shill inI plokllag and preserving or WM WeLl unwilling to admit that she could arrange a table order a course dinner and if- Deed be do the oooidng herself No indeed but many a woman has spent years in trying to acquire the knowledge of household affairs of which she should have been mistress before she was fairly In long dresses The mother who falls to instruct her daughter In such branches defrauds her ef womans bet right the right te a knowledge of how to make a home Perhaps only a home for herself hut oh how pretty and pleasant it can be If the tact the tfctll the grace of a trained MIMI and eye ami taste are there to bring It into perfot sym metry Woman oant you see You caught your husband with honey and you cannot hold him with vine gar The outside of the house is the only 4dt whtoh in truth belongs to a henpecked husband They take to the outside so speedily when there is uopleasanUwse within that any woman with only a little thot and observation may know what will come of trying to train a busi band as she would a fractious school boy Whatever he may be for the tome sake she iis obliged to keep sweet We have seen women who apparently enjoyed scolding their husbands in the presence of others and wc have scow mothers who indis creetly punish their children before visitors thus humiliating the dear wayward ones and making them feel that their reputations were so dam aged that there was no use in trying to be good But such women are not the mistresses of those homes where the household machinery glides on with noiseless ease with out force or effect seeming to be required to move it along They cannot create the sunny cheerful fireside that men love better than all the world beside and the memory of which children tenderly cling to- as long as life lasts HONOR THY MOTHER Honor the dear old mother Time has scattered the snowy takes upen her brow plowed deep furrows on cheek but is she not beautiful now The lips are thin and shrunk but those are the lips that have kissed away many a hot tear from the childish cheeks and they are the sweetest ups in the world The eye is dim yet it glows with soft radi alive of holy love that can never fade Oh yes yes the Is a dear old mother The sands of time are nearly run out but feeble as she is she will go farther and reach down lower for you than any other on earth You cannot walk into a midnight where she cannot sec you j you cannot enter a prison where bars will keep her out you can never mount a scaffold too high for her to reach and bless you with her death less love When the world shall despise and forsake you when it leaves you by the wayside to die unnoticed the dear old mother will gather you in her feeble old arms and carry you home and tell you of I We Trust i Doctors If you arc suffering from impure blood thin blood debility nervousness exhaus tion you should begin at once e ith Aycrs Sarsaparilla the Sarsaparllla you have known all your life Your doctor knows it too Ask him about ii ra Iles II dtr sell r Ib bw- tapt4et Ib rb lales b9M Mhe Itbh4 t uR 1k e4rupMIMiru alr lit ICI wk AtVl ItlU r edI4IU- I Au M17 I 41 i M Is3aonrltvtaot Mw cnl j rKTOtU i wha le K fbllhIk lrw e rI S r p4NIM- ail T your virtues until you almost forget that your soul is disfigured by vice Love her tenderly and cheer her declining years with holy devotion IS TOUR HOME COY There are many soc Bled homes tint do net deserve the name at all Home meats comfort Ht when we have it tied ups elaborately that we must sit in the garret er the back yard to genuinely njey our selves then it iis high tiMe we nude a ebciBe and turned out the too CoetttOHMe articles and substitute for thorn real homely things that we could enjoy every day of the year and every moment ef the day Men Mice putty homemakers no mistake there They eon appreciate beauty as well as the next oae but they want that beauty te be of an order that appeals to their comfort Of what good are cushions so elaborately embroidered that no head oaR rest on them What sense is there in easy chairs of such rich material that they are quite the reverse of the name given them Is there any satisfaction in a room the furnish ings of which cost hundreds of dollars when it it only open at rare iatervals when the owner perhaps sits by the kitchen ire or la some dingy sitting room where he can put his feet on the fender if he wools to can smoke and as a great Indulgence tilt back his chair Let the sunshine into the gloomy rooms have a couch to lie on a piano to play on in fact a home to live in one wherein a sense of hospitality and good cheer exudes from the very tables and chairs instead of a mausoleum of gloomy elegance wherein every thing is for show and nothing to be used CURES BLOOD POISON CANCER ULCERS ECZEMA CARBUNCLES ETC MED ICINE FREE Mnt rt WuwJ afore SI On Pwyt I Mfftf 4 fntm lift1 palMa my hnvl fM sad hmiMpr ware ntto ntaM of rrwpU m itch i a Umm awl IntHl Im rHi HIT ItrMwrMMMT klB w nil ran down nrll otlarnimlbal Hauilitr Hlowl Brim rural MM htTaIelhalaltAmhtaot4tllteuihskryw A1tannlrS lbSbkM Mtrk lu rrtrttt Malt andoral nfvM4I sue that bnve rwielnil th M e m l er tlilrl eRIUhk n w uc rM Mtiipror llliMMl lUUn Mint rriimi AUOAu ml a vleeeal Intnld loiter Dr Rudd of Fulton whose license was revoked by the State Board of Health U still practicing He has secured a temporary injunction against the action of the State BoardRheumatism J mUIZDI5 bmyUImpossiblenn olMtnofJlannslacllIwtUablebWithoutthatIulIUmlotermlueh dlde dbeae Those n4Ilt vnutu aylaassn17asdors UhJJI4IbtapWyoowwesyur17turn II aane forever Th r U now M M l knobs NMil sodIacoadmw lannr rrfriE with ShoopsRheumatic ALL DEAlERS Chinese Peculiarities ihe Chinaman shakes his own itit instead of yours He keeps out of step when walk with you He puts his hat on in salutation I He whitens his boots instead of Itlknblg them He rides with his heels In his tirrups Instead of his toes Ills women folks are often seen in users accompanied by men in wnS i Wen he throws away the fruit of the melon and eats the seeds He laughs on receiving bad news i This iis to deceive evil spirits His left hand is the hand of honor lie says westnorth Instead of north west and sixfourths instead of ourslxths- His favorite present to his parents is a coffin He faces the bow when rawing a boat His mounting IIs white To bore a hole he uses an Instru meat that works up and down Instead of around The children of a Chinese school study out loud JUST BECAUSE tmttr tmeh M wiry in Ute Umvtt MM titnu U11t ywy sew o Utlgk Itwl U nmliHO MewMk WIMI N fiaiMMiuM sT ln I ill MUM Ie The 111t t wells F tat M rtvew e1 rllIm tot a i411 Iierbaa4 fiyrw wsM w hlu- uI a site pal II Mll ffmrtt ut lOll he Ilewllt 1M11t NM 14 II Bad Money Circulating United States secret service men are tovestlgattng the flood of nova terfeit veins of all deaomlMtiosc except pennies and dimes which has been povrliig Into Paducah retail trade channels for a week On market at the theater and the installment hoses the bad money Is accumulating One dealer en mar ket asserted that at turned down eight bad dollars last week Another said he has found a half dozen All this money came te them through the hands of Innocent people It la believed the money is made at Cairo It Iis light but otherwise a good imitation DONT PUT OFF tut Vtwnoffflw what r m It tie T 1- SM pal off lMii r totll Ht rVHnnlk 1WOIIA HitHPfA IIWM Nft1p1 wfob U thank you for tha cunt rMVIU tied Irena ti ow iJMmmt It nuM 1Ta a ef UbfuunaUHii aRM wUi r yHcTuiWe sometimes wonder If news paper men generally appreciate the old subscriber at hIs true value says the Lansing Iowa Mirror We mean the old standby who takes the home paper year after year through evil at well at through good report and pays his subscription regularly Just the same as he would any other honest dett As a gen eral thing the old subscriber is patient and slow to wrath He will overlook many little slights from the editor slights whiM the man who borrows his reading would not stand for a minute WHY ITlIer1mornna11rereitnv4lptZuu r ri Ntt W1It na hllrfnr1lJUIff Uuwtlltt11rut 500 Dot Contest The Farmers News Scimitar the MemphisNewsfarm paper has a circulation of over 100000 each week and IIs indispen sable to every farmer and should be In every Southern home Every member of the Farmers Union should be a subscriber to this great paper which is only 25 cents a year52 numbers over 416 pagesLiberal agentsbesidesa gold watch each month to the largest club raiser also 50000 given away to subscribers in an interesting Dot Counting Contest A postal card with your name and particularsWrite News Scimitar Memphis Tenn Uncle Sam verylargethe Shah last fiscal year Exports to Persia 14600 imports from Persia 25000 theUrtaker h a Li We Do Not SubstituteI The policy of this store iis Wgsyou what you ask for Ifwe do not carry in stock the arts cle you wish we will get itor regardless of expense to us youI What we want is not only customers but pleased customers Cowgills Drug Store Inci HICKMAN MARBLE WORKS ESTABLISH PropSuocoll and Monuments orKindi HICKMAN KENTUKV JI4NM4l14rWNa+ 46 = r b 4 I Will build you A HOMEoP la sy Mnrst1s IAY 11T 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