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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r w NICKMANhS THE VEST TOWN TO THE SQUlaCH IN THE U S WHY LOCATE IN A DEAD ONE1 u A BLUE MARK HERE I THE HIeKNllNe JURIER0 ItIlJfJ 1ItfJ t c II4T tJ up the Hill of Suecnt Tbg Cor toI a Sainkto Good Team Gr atB the Rlii Your Wagon Old Man and Lets Hitch Up 1 WUTna EnTUocy HICKMAN FULTON COUNTY KEUCKY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 28 1908ESYABLISRED WHOLE IH HO THE 3317 r Iseot1 h0 o TVVVVVVVVVVVVVTTTTYYYVVV fTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT- TTI I y y y veymrvrrvnnmrrnmrvrnrrmrrnnmrnvrrvvvvvvvnvvfvvv TILT BOTC oW A1bO l w E I IL MOQE 1NI H OUX arti1SrumaWy knogidn 5a ort rIlTn worked up to the oxplairrtjfct aoriou con nd theta some au l r town now orijr inItifty years AgO n M Mills Point rttigatlon we fled r fe CMC We find rda that in the r 1 yo g Jew was the back gate of rfurtateU mob and wiMemoM for pod the streets of the ratinj to the Inner t rut tome thlrjj Trruealem the Jew e of people oalled 4l rp thorn from sell he oould make a ew years he an ns prophet with a rm above to them Mt thor Idols InI hip the sow which L + rred Bawl reawatlowod the new nd for a hundred and waxed greatly f the cow ocoupled r t their homes and ads and the finest cotton seed mealI ujr a warlike tribe fine valley twenty A uped down on UteJa many of Uiom and thers to the four Mb Though satIa worshipers did not UIM to Iwrease 1 f IB iwdiog a country Jilt openly practice ey mixed with ether their mode of war 7 In course of A few many of the ad1il came to Aey years ago some of I Ie wi Ie KsNubk S bctt taw r miR fl w all the privileges And then some The ascendants of this tt on the wane and t relocate this trouble ti the town OItotar ftom the Hmttsof aYe Bright of the ale ysnrdambie pride that- kgle to lay liNe her 0 y ougb to emit a lug 8 i screamone that ill over Southeast urat titter the home of nit has the welfare of rt The But Prairie y is a sure go 4the preen dispatches named Shot Himself J shy uld be explained I Shot Himself didnt 1 7 +ZEMO- q llt 8 for eciere a pimple i diMMM of Mw Wn ZI MO is rcfagRiieU by ntt 1 +ieipra one i tact dttn ri i of I ease ZEMOUI a II f rurnul UM it alw- aysCURES i j tl k a promlawit heel t LJUU tap rJm ef ae tt lit most If nos lbt I bun rm- t Mr u w of root 010 e M4 cad bud torn dI 10 r radtrallaPHIIr n tea eiti LU a1 I ua dtaCM I titid til j 11rtmetNtam dd Y I 0111 t tbt did Inl anf IwntWpIwdIl 11111 ear iralr Fi rrIli ECZEUAPtlts 5 00 Lending Drugylale- cr by Express 1luIDnILYU F W ROSE MEDICINE CO- St JU saST LOUIS MO awuul ul Sell ay hi I M at KLLIBON r Ieyy YyYYTYYYTYYYYYyYYYYYY n In Todays History QOV CHARLES 8 DENEEN A4AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA shoot hlmsef It was someone who shot Shot Hlmedf WbUc Himself was himself shot It woe Ute biswolfAnywayeat that story roost have lIMa bolt himself 4 allMekofwmenu To explain Ilu person how toStomachlit And it Is the some KidneysThisescrsptloeDrpmj Heart and Kidneys It Is wrong dreg the Stomach of stimulate the Heart or kidneys These weak in awe nerves limply need more strength My Restorative is the only prescription made exproeeiy for these nerves Next to seeing you personally will be to magi you free my new booklet entitled What To De I will also send samples of Restorative as Write rlr- Ute hook today It wilt reilstr- tM Address Dr Shuts Btjc RNdne Wes Stldyi deal ers 4Kenneth Anderson Is the pread- fallMr of an Infant daughter which made her appearance Tuesday Mother and infant are getting aloe nicely and it is thought that Ken neih will recover from the shoc Allot a few days of quiet rest Charleston Mo Courier Ken neth Is an old Hlekmaa boy and his many friends will be glad to hear that he ill come out of It1 alright M If you have Catarrh rid yourself of this repulsive deioase Ask Dr Shoop of Racine WIs to mall you- free a trial box of his Dr Sheeps Catarrh Remedy A simple single test wilt surely tell you a tarrh- truU well woith your knowing Write to day Dont suffer kMtger- Sold by all dealers Only 210000 men were killed both the armies during the five year of the Civil War while within th past five years 750000 people died in this country from lubercules- and 250000 from typhoid fever the face of these hard cruel facts- the United States Government with- In the last ten years has spout 40 000000 for the eradication oi cholera- In hogs and chickens tick fever cattle scab In sheep and pesls corn and fruit and shade trees has never lifted a hand to prote its men women and children from- tbele domestic pestilence which destroy health and life every day every year The facts and figures for Kentucky are of even more direct I portance to our people and no I impressive In spite of our eamest- efforts we have no system of I statistics but information gathered b + 9- H oItUdronthatyear t The poor attendance Is due to two Stoic there are 11979 caps of 4J1 anduse at least The difficulty weatheroases truflfratdeatheWorkingofdeaths fromdipbtberia 19tThe following means are among i 22383oas for thisthe suggested Improving fevertotal121r atty school system which does l 11dlut Mriag fewerICll each thet Rirlehassitingdisplaywogsomsthinlt eirpmforencThe todencrj Verily KeMotky b a groat state 1 M tAi i comm4ii In the oottittry districts Keateckian are awakening to til fact that optunkof the farmers than do otner Stat I and that their intelligence and ct t Itvale to the Commonweatr autism thereby J It is particular important at pre sot vhon ofconyIteww and faceoriec to becoming ca stantly N WICf that serae ttathra tt uabuldoNsred to these ant Mtteoi young people 0 remain a homeTbTioanbe glvlnthoM thebellcultural and domestic trades I IThe facts are however that JCeL tucky country schools partly on ac partlyfr are poorly housed poorly hllfdl lSrl itblttlrtrl 1 mr a1w tt i todlaysf wheeling antNtally tbaa al most any outer state lin the Union I of these day a touch smallerr i number Is taken advantage of by Justk l ReceivedBeautiful f of- Uptodate Modelsat InPrices 1CIe Pleasen Everyone In for of a large district Economy r ld b lIS affected ink buildings punds and running expenses and e money saved thus could be used to provide better teachers better housing and equipments and a longer soheal term p The operation of a system of wagons pursuing certain definite roates in each enlarged school dis to bring the children to school and take them home Attendance- at scfool would be rendered much easier by this plan and a means pro vided at the same time for looking after truants 3 The introduction of manual and domestic training into the ourricu luras The manual training might take the special form of InstructionI and practice in modem agriculturall methods This would have its sped al advantage of fitting the pupils both boys and girls for the occupa tion which the best interest of the Slate demands that they be enoour ftged to pursue AH of these plan have been triedI seteeeefully elsewhere notably iia Omada whore a prooouMed im provement in popular education and lh agriculture has been the result The day of cheap hired help on the farm tIs a thing of the past this fact is forGing itself on the mind of the farmer and he no longer tries t aeftously evadethe situation Anoth er preposition presents itself at this p 40t nod that Is that the farm help Iww + Nsa 141i trr MCVrftftftity routine of farm work but in the ma nipulation of improved farm machln cry that Iis fast being introduced on the modern farm and is handling YYYVYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY IIn Todays History for 4 I 0SENATOR JOHN W DANIELS uuttauuuuauuwsAa and caring for thoroughbred stock These conditions present themiel yu as a result of an education in progressive and more profitable farm brcushtIabout through rural malt delivery the telephone experiment tans agricultural colleges and that most potent of all agrarian educators i the fanners institute Agricultural journals of a big ordjr and farm bulletins can be found in almost every rural home- D and they are being read digested and the hints and experiences rained in them profitably employed as a result of these educational fac tu rc1fr stud etlfllelnlhndttlI and diversified crops becoming the rule To meet this awakening to improved conditions machinery for alt purposes is being invented not I New Spring Models in Skirts Skirt of all wool Itannnm Oloth made in tho insliionnljIQ plnitod oftootSj qdlgrs= brown or navy blue nohI 30011 I 0 Line to1C Skirt of good quality VaJlOj in brown and blue fiiflo plot 1i oiilots trimmed with silk brnid125Sk- irtb of good quality allwool Mohair and Pnnnnm mndo nftor tho vory latest styles Oolors blnok brown anti envy blue Wo recommend this skirt to ladies de siring n fashionable garment at a moderate prlce5O0 Skirts of line quality Mohair and Panama a num ber of iluuigns and colors in this lot all finished very ImndsoitToly null suitablo for either street or drees wear Prices 750 to 1000 Skirts of highgrnde Voile in blaok only Very handsomo giirmohts in tho Hansons latust novultios both plain and gJfthQratcly trimmed Stylish garments in tho Very bflfib tff tnsto Prices 1000 to 1500 IIf Missesi Skirts1to but MtiR Skirts in brown and blue Panama anti ctMlair rondo in very ntfrnotlvo nnd pant Htyles wuoh will suit any young 7ndy lricc8250nnd 300i- n JJ IBR6teai vitalI II1i Jf- tr your ml rtptlonfa esptad- Itenw promptly ityi sWent lh pnpvr to ertine to you otter this month If YEAR The well only to meet the growing demand them but to economize labor and do the work with less help this bungs us to the first proposition that the farm labor of the future must of necessity be more skillful and of a higher grade the farmer that will equip himself with improved modern machinery and a better class of stock will encourage young men to equip themselves for the preferred profes lion of an agriculturist instead of seeking situations in our cities from the fact that farm life iis healthier freeer more independent and pre sents a widsr scope for a profitable business career As a sequel the increased expenditure for improved farm Implements and skillful labor wilt naturally bring with it extensive and diversified farming and the very best of stock and more of It on the farm it cannot be otherwise fertili ty will be the feature sought and a farm well stocked with stock is the greatest factor to assist in bringing this about ARAoouyy After having been in the courts r for fourteen years Deputy Sheriff Goalder Johnson collected an execution Monday for S45 The interest on this sum which was also collected amounted to 35 W D Powell aged 79 years died at his home In this city Thursday night at seven oclock after a brief Illness of pneumonia Uncle Billy as he was known has been living in Fulton for the past eight years and was prior to that time a resident of Hickman wheie he was born and raised being one t of the pioneer citizens of this county madehfor himself many firm friends is well known here and in this see tion He is survived by a wife but 1no children his only son having died some time ago Owing tc the inclement weather 4 waLexticmeJv bad condition of the I the Meadows vault at the city ceme fitery here this alt n with funeral services at the home at three oclock Later the body will bt carried to Hickman and interred in the family burying ground The deceased was a consistent member of the Methodist Church and r Rev W A Freeman will conduct the funeral services Fulton Leader Mr Powell was reared a few miles south of Hickman and spent most of his active buiincti life in this city In his bustaeJ relations he was universally known as a man of unquestioned truth honor and integrity Positive in his convictions his loyolty to the right knew no un certainty or wavering i his friend ship warmhearted and obliging He was for many years a mem ber of the M E Church and a devout consistent Christian Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints II tHo t Thomas Duvall and Mrs Cora 1 HInkle of Mississippi county charged with the murder of Thomas Sin kle waived a preliminary examina tion before a Justice Denton at Charleston last Friday and were remanded to jail without bond to await the action of the circuit cqurt in April James Liddell father of Mrs Hinkle who was charged as accessory was discharged 4The Fulton Leader has this to say r Seeing the announcements of various candidates in the county papers lead our reporter to inquire of T N Smith our county attorney if he was going to enter the race for reelection Mr Smith informed him that he would make his announce ment in due time Therefore it can be distinctly understood that T N Smith will be a candidate for re election to the office of county attor P ney of Fulton county 4 It An Illinois editor began his busi ness career 25 years ago with only d9 15 cents and is now rated at S100 000 This vast accumulation of of wealth was made possible by his frugality strict attention to business r hard and incessant work and the fli fact that a rich uncle died leaving him 9999954 i e I L- J 1i 1h ta 1 e M A A t PICK UPS Hope Domestic 813c Long Gloves 49c 25 dozen 26c quality Ladies imported Swiss Handkerchiefs p 50 styles a bargain at lOc t Boys Knee Puts a bargain at15c Heavy Huck Union Linen Towels 20 by 39 inches a bar gain aL 29c MENS SHOPc We have just re ceived a big assort ment of Mens and i Boys Diamond brand Shoes for Spring All Leathers All Grades All Styles The famous DIAMOND SPECIAL for Men 400 is the best value to be bad in fine foot wear SPECIALBARGAINS Yardwide Percales white ground neatly figured lSc cloth in short pieces 25 yards r for 5100 Plain Chambray in pink blue c 20c quality in short pieces per yard Sc 36inch Manchester Madras light colors wash cloth fine 20c quality mercerized finish a yardtic- t i MANUFACTURERs WHO CfcS AND RETAILERS UNITED IN6 SALEOF ADVANCE 3AN MEJLCHANDI3EI k Thousands of merchants all over the West de cided to hold the United Spring Sale at prac tically the tame time wholesalers and manu facturers would cooperate with them in furnishing the newest merchandise and the best values A sale of this nature by wideawake retailers everywhere has never been held pre viously As we fortunately had not contracted for goods in advance at last years high prices we were in position to join in the move ment and have gone into it with enthusiasm STAPLE GOODS Hors DOMESTIC yard wide bleached Everyone knows this YalueS l2o KNIGHTS LoNiDALE CAM Bate another well known value a yard lOe goodheavyquailtipAvtotKEAO CHECK the best standard Apron Ginghams warranted a yard 8eI WIDE SHBCTIMO 104 fineIrnariyouYt been paying WASH GOODS PRINTED FABRICS Ameri printedfabrics spriogdesigns colors i special a yard6lei CARDEW PERCALES yard wide light grounds fast colors new spring patterns a yard 11 12c WASH GINGHAMS standard springdesigns a yard151311 and lOc ARNOLD SCOTCH CLOTH 34 rfc rsliable 2Sc ralue 19c STYLISH SKIRTS and WAISTS earlyTheyredepend on quality style and value BEAUTIFUL TAILORED SKIRTS The newest spring models A limited number of each style Impossible to describe them on this page but inspect them youll fall in love with them Your choice of first shipment 897 springtailoredWUITE WAISTS special lot offered as a trale attraction sorry we couldnt secure more of these bargains 98o SAMPLE WAISTS Manufacturers samples of the latest models in fine Waists No two alike Worth much more than our price 373 down to 7Sc SALE of MENS WEAR While we have received ship ments of some of the best appearing goods in these lines that we ever saw you must actually inspect them to get a full idea of their value Mens Hats Clothing Pants Shirts Collars Neckwear Under wear Hosiery Suspenders Hand kerchiefs c bought for the Unit ed Sale are coming in every day and extra special values priced all through We have space to mention onlyi SHIRT SAMPLES Manufacturers samples of Shirts one of a kind values from 75c to SlS0 all sizes choice SOc BOYS CLOTHING Now Just arrived BoysKneem Blouses Norfolk Russians Knickelbocke Blue and Brown Serges Fancies Etc HOSIERY Special values for people of both sexes and all ages which spacetoWOMENS HOSIERY Imported lisle in plain and fancy pinkbrown conIcertedcarry in stock regularly but the best selections from the entire country We invite you to come see appreciate and buy You can buy with assurance that the special prices on these goods cannot be duplicated later as gen eral concessions were made only to merchants entering the United Spring Sale DRESS GOODS ATTXACTIY ASSOKTMUCT of Drew Fabric PaMMs Batiste Voss Mobtlr c new spring coloring at 24 JS 49 and tie PONOBX TAnttTA a CXIXA SILKS m the cerree spring shades a 1an1 49c WIDE SILKS beautiful qval ity Work and ottered new fancy spring eICat a t yard 97 and Me J RAJAH Suit natural oskts suits special at 7fc m at spodnl to 21l SPRING LACES and EMBROIDERIES The values the Sale in Laos Embroideries are phenomenal in Uie4r satire are Nnftctl some Mr1 A wonJerfal aserteaa af taco in rose German JOeIdesignHantiwrgBeading in match J to at cboi x yard FILET SITS other BmbroMeries in In seniors hands Flouncing Allovers very beautiful new spring imedftt priccJ40 to MILLINERY SPRING HATS j first shipment of advance spring hats lor wo mn children upeclanfor and they beau correct new shapes styles 198 DURING THIS UNITED SPRING SALE You will find new desirable merchandise at desirable prices in department of the store Neither space nor time permits of more extended mention Look in the store for other good thing in Dry MensFurnishingschiefs Novelties Table Linen lee Sale Starts at 9 oclock a m SATURDAY FEBRUARY 29th andcontinues two weeks until SATURDAY MARCH 14th WHITE GOODS SKIER Purr WaITS Goon bewiMertng pcofmlo of range and quality IwMa Linens PoorHos Perato Lawns Wash CnUton tins lie W 49 Jl X 1 11211 aM 100 FANCT 9mn WKtti flushadow stripej plaids em broidered Swlsies feypttan dimities St Gall SWM km ported novelties for this sale 9kWIt I Jo Piooss morcetUod laa- S 27 34 1 Ul leOMted for United and AiUtMffc assortments are large and varied Some Isis and raters will get rare bargains LAcu AM match sets Yalenoieooos and 1 let Moot and sets widths 18 Lashes per P100 and fine Idgmgs aM Corset Covers effects I and are ties and Choice every Goods Combs Towels Air sad lie SPRING SALE of LINENS Linens are becoming more and more popular and this sonsoo Dams Fashion nays Linens are correct We have secured an aeeortment of all grads and kinds of Linens at prices made possible only by the oc casion of the United Spring Sale Wxm LIXBX in sheer weights me dium weights heavy weights Linen Lawn Dress Linen Suiting Linen Art Linen Q in great variety all speoially priced for this sate at 69 4944392 and 24c REAL LJKBX in colors special at 4Jc LlNKKE OR IMITATION LINEN white and colors many kinds 19 to Ujc IMPORTED COTTOK GOODS an ele gant showing of fancy neat stripes ImportedMercerised very beautiful cloth fast colors special 29c I ELLISON EItOS I NOTIONS 7 i- ntetsl Comb GOo 4 Button v Mr Soft M 1 tiurr lc qu Sal Ji full pips r od aU site WOMLN SHOE tun- naorti r PfEk BRAM for W ChI Alec I moot i lords r o Tans ant Buyiz and you ee of the bee Thtl DlAMHIi for W st MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Grist valul- lor Ute Unite Sato GSfttt Co 7S 4t 39 al Draws I t 9s anti 9ie Otwns at 390 Skirts st SI and79c k I T I i 50c Roasting Pun 25c I TheManufacturers Retailers r United 4 4I Spring ale e OF ADVANCE SEASON MERCHANDISE1 UPP i If t WE SIIAJLIj BEGUN h J 7 Saturday 1 FebpT 9 oclockaI ourGROCERY= x= =c y 1 ti this will be sale of articles Galvanized Foot Tubs 25c- ll14 Qt Dish Pans- 25c 65Gent Rat Traps 25e ovored SlopJnr or Chamber I14iJif 25c II Inum covered Berlin Kattlo wit ito lilted 2c A Mammoth 25 CentSale25cQueensware1 12 Qt Strainer Milk Pails 25e 1 10 Qt Heavy Milk Pails 25c EnameledDish i 0 25c Mixing Howls onnmolwnro 3 for J 25ct 1 12 Qt Galvzd Buckets t21c t 8 inch- Monkey Wrench 25c 14 inch- Kitchen Saw 25c Innrn whito lined J qt Prosorvo KetU- o25c Whito linod lipled Sauce Pane enamolwuro- t 25err 35c Collar Pads 25n 14 inch Steel Hand Saws 25c Enameled Sauce Pan Covered 25c Broad Boxes I lSeI rn I 50c Hatchets 25c O3NT e e = Good r y Auger Braces rr 25cL f 1 Covered 4 qtITEnamel Buckets RI 25cI 4 inch 4 Wall Paint Brush Y 25c i1 j C- Enam white lined acid proof Preserve Kettle- s25c s Ourpentors 2foot Squanes- Nioklo Plated 25c n1 I dft1NDBEDS OF OTHER ARTICLES EQXTAJLLY AS GOOD AS TJLESE QUOTED AT 250 J113AOEI Music by 20000 Victrola in dry goods room all day Saturday bickmanIlison rose KentuckyII t e I 1 1 g I J u IJ4 J + J1 p 1 i Ii J t THE HICKMAN COURIER Arvin Vmm rtMtr Lit Ht IX+ W C SPEER AND J C SEXTON COun std PnirUUn =ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR r CASH IN ADVANCEI Kuteredat the HMIMMB KMiMdnr osoeeaiMcoiirt IwI malt mutter FriHao lj201908 Henderson Building Burns A HWHiWeriog heap of sheetiron and charred wood now marks the site occupied by the plumbing establishment of Cotton Adams and the warehouse of the Hickman Hard ware Co located east of the Cour rr ofloe and on the opposite side of tre street Fire was discovered in the partition wall about the middle 01 the building by Henry Sanger who happened to glance across the street std Me it tbnwRh the window An attempt was made to check it withwalw carried ta buckets but there being M waterwithin a reason able distance the blue soon gained such headway that the alarm was gives The Art was a hard one to tight especially with NO organisa tins among the Aro6chtcrsudt- be whole boiWhig was sn a sceth ing mass of saokc and flame Work was directed toward the savtog of adjacent property sate of whisk had a narrow osoape espeoJalty the Price Hotel and the raaWoaee of Prof Gabby Cotton Adams succeeded Ila get ting a few things out of theit oIccII and a few tools They were Inmr I ed for 1100 and the contests of I their building was valued at 1500 C The Htekman Hardware Company sustained the heaviest lou They k carried only 1200 en their 4000 stock of buggies and implements They saved one or two buggies and a few Implements Only the even lug before the Are they added S500 worth of plows to the ill fated stock The ovMing WILl owned by W S Headers of Fresno Cal and was worth about 1800 i on which we are told he carried 1000 ineuraoce The origin of the Are cannot be accounted far there being so stove near where It broke out and no one Announcement While we have had the misfor tune to lose our plumbing and tin ning establishment by ire we want to Inform our friends that we will- ss ellbyengaged temporary quarters and wired for a new supply of materials and tools If you arc in debt to use snail be grateful for a settlement at your earliest convenience If you want work in our line phone No 7J and It will receive our usual prompt attention Cotton AdamaI Dont WaitITulcuA lvuiktnicuoriCtmtiio Icy Cthun Axpurlurluu llur rrultluIuo Xut When the back begins to aohe Doct wait until backache becomes chronic TfllsorJow kidney troubles dtvelop destroynights I EastJeffersonSeveral years ago I contracted a a cold which settled in my kidneys palnlacrHalso much annoyed by the too fre quest action of the kidney secretions especially at night I steadily grew worse began to be annoyed by diz ziness and a feeling of languor and i depression I procured Doan Kid ney Pills and felt relief from the first I continued the treatment and was soon oured I gave a statement to this effect in 1900 and am glad to confirm same at this time for the cure has proven to be a permanent one For sale by all dealers Price 50 CoBuUaloNewed States Remember the nameDoansandt- ake no other No 3565 acres land Croom house good barn two good cisterns outhouses Six miles south cf town on Dyersburg road Good orchard 35 acres in cultivation Just the thing for tbe man who is short onI cash Owner wants to go west QCourier b i I dlIl JCItfllf Y1cD 1 PRINJ uotHo looked at her sharply but Nr eye was roving He became tuttfe tons She might be simple and then again the mightnt She was worth studying anyhow r i I jj f Im HIW eards ven von MeWeloff ttl was a eavalrmaa with smthlag to do but obey orders sad when ordered fight I am tlsMleg the American eonIMl here be was a eehod mate of mIRe Aa I thtajbt I reeefinlied the bane HVon knew almf jurtklr obair + ererT ode here sheet hat tea the MMUt en his IDem tag rides He fifes lIke a tenlofcr they eey but I bave never teen a tea tang The stranger lamms She was elitaaN aM M rtoe well I taught hint Net the pgr smile which fot lowed this tMement robbed K of Ilu air of roaoett You see I have rfcMea part of my Ute OR the gnwt pId s of the wt argil have exwutntl every UUns from a wIM Indua pray Man Kngtleb tnereugbbred My name is Max Sebarfenatcla sad I am hero ala raetftaal aUHtmt thonRh IIn my own country I bate the right to bang out a pbyatetant ibis gle She drew aimless figures la the dust with her ridlagcrep There was no sense la her siring any name Prob ably they would never meet nnaln And ytI am HIMegarde nNR HoM clcff gtvtag her mother same lie The Molasses eter the von dW not strike his usually keen ear lie was too talent ea noting tile variant expraeskmt ea ber exQuJlte face It was a pity she was dark What a flu are and how proudly the bead rested upon the leader but firm white throat J After all black eyet sueb ai these were might easily rival any hire eyes he had ever seen Which gees to prove that a mans Weak are not built M MlMhr at might b1 It It rntbw unusual bo Mid tote a woman ride te early but you have the right Idea Rterytblng begins to wake life the air tho day There It lomethlag In the dew of tho meratng that Is a better tonic than any doctor can Take care brewII deuce la your pet yoer patents to hare oIftJlhateateTJIat Is to say she Observed If you lose your patients you will accept their toM without a murmur Very good May I ask what you hare come so tar to ftodyr Nerves It It peslbIwith a smile as fleet as the wind He laiigbed This was almost like an American girl plow easy It was to talk to ber He tried again to catch tier eye but tailed Theo both looked out over tho lake mutually consenting that a pause should ensue He did not mind the dark hair at all Do you speak Engltshr the asked abruptly In that tnaguo with a full dance to note the effect oxtenttugravely He did not arise the least fluencyDo humorous pa pen In your country T saidheAnd again they laughed which was gologAnd then the miserable follow of a smith had to come out and announce readyIllYou hatont lost any time told Max hit regret evident to every one The girl trailed approtlnxly She lured humor In a man and this one wltli the yellow hair and bluo eyes teemed to possess a fund of the dry tort All this was very wrong the knew but she wasnt going to be the princess this morning the wai going to oat off the shell of artlflOMllty of etiquette How much will this shoe cost metMax asked Half a crown said Hauer with a sly glance at the glrj to see how the f 4 JStrSnt wmlil accept to exorbitant a sum Th princess frowned Hut comb time added ItaHcr hurriedly I dolt for nothing Ratter your grandfather win a fob her the girl laughed Take Ito8II tint you do net follow in Me MM- steps I am a peer wan yeamotFrau loin to tlawmered Heros a crown MM Max tossing A cum which was Really aught by the grimy bawd of the emIIB Are you very rlehT asked the girl curiously Why wnteroueitle el Max Oh I Am serious to knew Uauer will toll It to every one In Mareebelt hat you overpay for things and treu- unw on yeu will have to flgure living on a basis of crawm it Ili worth any price to hoar a pretty woman laugh What a tine beginning for a day May misfortune H kind enough to bring you this way again lUrri tlaiur cried joyfully not to say ambig uously Listen to ball laughed the girt her eyes shining like the water In the sun nut he men only to thank your generosity Newwith a severe frownhew much do I ewe yetiT Take care Ive only a few pletei ef tUtor In ray punt Why SYaulela you ewe me noth pug I am even In debt to you for this very crown Wblch preyed that- natter had had his lessen In courtier ship The assistant won brought forth the I girls restive filly Max sprang to her aid how Mght her toot was In kit palm 8he soot easily have mount ed eke such was her skill but theres the woman ef It I am mK toward the raw she laid reading the halfrelied appeal lu hit blue eye- sVieh way IU thatr be asked twinging into his own saddle That way nodding reward the Muth After all there seek be no lauml In two er thee hours their jpaths would separate for ever Why delightedly I aw going tthat way myself tt OW nauer wateked them till they idisappeared around a turn la the road He ret nM d le hit twice staking hit head aa If enrat d by a problem too abstret area fer his German Mind wen hes an American BO I will not wade any pity en him The pity It that the peat wed eld Rednet It would hue been If the had leg rode Into the eeuntry and they talked sheet a thousand and one tbtacs Had she ever been to Franc Yet Te RBRtandT She had reeelred- part of her education there DM the knew the Princess Hlldegardo Blight ly What was the like She was a maerap Irresponsible but Tery much abused Did the know Mr Warring ten be American consul She had lees him an hit morning rides Wasnt It a One werld It was Indeed Ones they stopped at a farm Tbo girl refused to dismount bidding Max to go In and ask for a drink of milk Max obeyed with alacrity returning with two foaming goblets of warm milkFrom Ume to time the princess stifled the small voice It wu wrong and yet It watnt What worried her was the thought that petty might take It Into her head to follow and then everything would be spoiled Every now and then she turned her head and sighted contentedly the road to rearward was always clear Follow mitt the cried suddenly even daringly A stone wall three feet high ran along at their right The foreground was hard and thin Fretting the reins on the nilyi withers the made straight for the wall cleared It and drew up on the other tide Now Max hadnt the least Idea that the horse under him was a hunter to I might very well say that he took hit life In hit hands at he followed her nut Dandy tnew hit business He took the wall without ef fort A worm glow went over Max when he found that he hadnt broken gallopedtownreturn jump Tills too was made easily Maxa admiration knew no pastimeintowardhomeand one things- It hat been a delightful ride tug futureImornlagwater which was turning Itself and quarreling along the sandy shores Max said nothing but he at once made up his mind that hn would take the tame rand provided he could In lily reau tp i nmn r set rid of DID theHonorableIn to breakfast There wore no formal ities In tbe prlncoM apartments guiltIlyway to keep Betty In the house for the aucjIPllotme last night Steinbeck played don his y ball M He told UI to the duke who rt ntly waited for wo to perk r I am a tool nut S shall never That U settledtr suppose he will be lAVttlng m to r ra to Bngland said Hotly si witty sot for the present tad 1 have Just grown to love the patbetlaally Mr Warring pis tubas asked me to ride with him- atrnens Hit ankle prevents him m n taking tbe long morning jaunts if 11 will not IMerCwe with your plant dar Atept by all meant Interrupted her highness He It a capital hone awn She smiled raytterloutly lisp ri bet ettmp mn was absorbed in- ttugkt and 4M net M this smile Max eaw toi at a quarter of ten n at to tub sad tame down In Ume- IN tbs cgp- flaw a good rider I asked HuNy llautlful country I Ho WAI enthutHtUo Haw these healthy animal atr I thought at I observes him occasion anylffsh I seald go with you I said tot half hariodly 111 get the lay of the land quick oMKh he replied TIM seal Not a word about the girl that morning er the next or until Thursday morning If only I had koewn Hut Fate know her buslnest bttter than I do and she was handling the affair nut long ride of a morn me with a pretty girl ate net sate for say bachelor Thursday mornM g be same In Ute He dropped something an the taMe ft Inspection 1 found It to be a worn aat handkerchief purse Where the deuce did you get thatr i asked mighty curious sly George but Ive been ej ytIIt- Jtk nest euehaatlHg adtewtwa such- as you read out af a book Im InaMaed to believe that I shall enjoy my ttudlei In old HarMhelt nut where did you get tbltr If there wai a girl around I wanted ta know all about It She dropped IfShe dropped IU I repeated Wha- shed Why you odd towhead have you been flirting at this hour af the mom lnrHandsome aa a pUUtrat Hal the Ideal at latf Ironically Utend of course Dark u a Spaniard and rides like Diana Ills enthusiasm was net ta bI lightly patted ever Never beard of Nana riding sal II always taw bar pictured at gels afootDont I U an atil Ten knew very well what I mean Ive no argument to offer nor aay picture to prove my case Youve bad an adventure jive It up every bit of ttr j One of the neat horsewomen I ever MW Took a wall three feet high the other morning Just to tee if I dared follow Lucky Dandy IIt a hunt er or Id have broken my neck Very Interesting Then et a sud den a thought flatbed through my fetfd u4 out again Anybody with Only myself these three mornings Hml Did you get at far M names Tn Yes I told her mine Who tIt Hlldcgarda von f- HeldtloffV I was puzzled My su plelont evaporated I cant say tbs I know any one by that name Sure i was HildeloSr Do you mean to tell me wl blank astonishment that there IIt aI petticoat on horseback In this dMky that you do not known 1 dont know any woman by the name of Hlldegarde von Heldelerf en my word of honor Max I dont Old Hauer the blacksmith knew ber Hauer All my tuipkilons returned Describe the girl to me handsome figure masses ef black hair great blank eyes that are full ef good fun a defle eta Bete and I ralnbl add a very k twtb- titian J kissed herr I ext claimedNo not Only Id Who to IIm Teuve ode quite a study She must be visiting tome one nearby There IIt an old cattle three miles spoilenguahrYet excitedly That accounts for It An old FinK lish nobleman lives over there durin the summer months and It IIt not lm lItInI butthuboundtopurse There might be something there to prove her Identity vrJThis young man a box of Huylcrt candy regu larlytthe same for you Cowgiifs Drug SIDrap I i Incorporated i Smile On Selfsatisfied is the watch word of all who wear our to to our m ps are in our Look tale her puaeT You wouldnt bate me popping lase a womans parse weuM yea 8 p c these should be a box et rouge Her aheoki were rod Hkly row 08 em Or a lore letter 1 bars ray desltr said L Yell If you do not Know who tbt IIs Ill nod aut be weaMj he was a tatlatent eM beggar was Mat Do net let It get serious my ban I warned You could net marry aD eoo In this country VSby aetr Hare you bees regularly boeisaetf Was your father Was pMr II Iir I ina IIyou could cwt gets a iKientf ae4 nu- prieet cir proertMr awed dare marry you wttbowt a Neeee ei te who to HlMttimnle tea neMosed and thaw rm I to retura ber puisef hits the bteeksmitX pocket sad tat town HKXT WISE Tel No 4 for tote fungi are turn eMW greasul The sjxwe are ptentos In Meg reJeeil toile H I Corn Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls I Corn Chops Chtakon Feed good t wheat for your Chicks j t money value represented at any suns In Xew York la at the toot e chance whose the Oatly of FOR SALE new 5 room residence 2 story Will bearI Dont pay rent whenIwbe you can get a home like this torod 1200 Ho 31 See Courier Realty Co wdMH BVMH M Patient He surely la most In need of an11 i- otbnrt patteeco who has none of hit 1 p 4 For Sale No No Co Belt money A good said thethe house alone was worth S18U0Several has ter Get at Cour Ask 1 a arc the beatt made for COMFORT and DURABILITY for Mrn and Boys Mimn and We want your tion Spring Styles peciallly TAN They btt1Flr exhibit show wind Parhalet dQuitepowderputta uniHswajed- DoMbttftis ilAW6t RsttNwtthDs tIHMAl ClrewftJOIl CMare EaohngTh traMeottoni btmlnttug Praolleally investigation Hlokman ownIto shoInminVaroResidence Anewrelldence etherandbClrn coplHickman waterworkscontractor takesitbeatpayingparticulars officeRe SHOES They STYLE Women Children call specialttttn just OXFORDS See COHTIKOBP groceries hwslsei- point PlrllAnne Hickman dYTyyyyynn Courier Want tom rr asaer r l riM a b ew r rNwe MI + A4A4AAAAAA4A44Au PQIt SALE h k ytudf 1we with JamejrH launders Po1U ChI ray born an IUlW 4 at tnwn It L loyf PC1Jt uirrIiseycr BlnMlee BoLA I Bumflit at st tIIIW AoIIn tHlJ s t farM wvgOe t rtit IIIisr POI SAY Tt WraJMIIU 111iekto M1tHt g 4G r s Route 4 llTIJ fIiIIBak Iwtft 1Aurgas Leelt idva FOR 1AJJBSI rb utUlcs Cnspfker J year l6 years tt1 W- ttcnasAL C Mad ic WANTKIJiUn A Y r ortojited II rte gene t and aklig Perma latlifaatnrj L C FOR strII6r r in heart tlh oily tAkOll Mx I1IIIfO r for Ni J4 1IIJtr k ty cFOJt IALJI t I and fwtrlellGour ax1 to man Cwtrior lUait No 33 nrtlc Sits FQRSALBA I room htotc rM t who Jnont tare wants aIPrhc 410 Aga Courier Realty Co FOR SAL5 5ro residence s binntu blook tram CMne n err climb On truer i S12001 It h wKth rr bargain No 30Hip to Realty Co FOR SALEA nri room collage CIt ness part of town Th low who Is Intomlmf I year will do well to w j property Price 70 32 aiokman C FOR SALBA rill ttage In least Hick mv tern large roomy lot provements Shall entire place wader House IIs praotteilh location good nelgbbo good reason for w offers this beautiful tin r 675 See Uf If yea W for Kb 36 flirt Co u 1 1 uto FIREon Wednesday evening destroyed our warehouse to gcther with about four thousand dollars worth of imple nit nts buggies etc catching us at the very worst possi bIt time and causing us a heavy loss Now we want t ask our friends who are indebted to us to please call ahll settle We extended you favors at the time you- n lied it Now we are in need of what money we have tit need it bad and hope you will return this favor Ifs a havent got the ready cash please try to make some arrangements to get it Our stock must be replenished attonce and it takes cash to do it This is THE TIME to show your appreciation HICKMAN HARDWARE CO Incorporatedi Hir Does Some Damage e river has about done f the prevent flood It j ri time to save many e bottoms from leaving i for hillier and drier tiHt Hick man Iis also tutAo much water The of 1 t to stopped and other preCL rt to keep the water t t e ne hope that it would ugh to cross over tbet+ it began creeping over J now much of the west + town is tinder water T s nothing like as serious t year and no one Is rticularly by teaton of J 1 ment i Y have ever caused as 1 f in of the river banks as one and much damage j itaiaed on this account II- be r business has suffer o too rom above Htokman r is falling rapidly and Ore heavy rains fall within the next week the n be back in its banks tV Do Cash Business n we will do a cash bust al department To in lelivery let cash accom r rder and if not conven rash we will send coalc with a receipted bill ema our office which will be v driver upon payment Mated i still prevail tan ice Coal Co In Phone 48 Corked Overtime 1 vilv in the News Scimitar 1 says V Carpenter J Chester Bondurant and bison contractors doing t III un the Mississippi River Ar Ky were arrested by fd States Marshal El nn the charge of working ongcr than eight hours a tlatrd to appear before s Commissioner Armour Paducah ntlemen are well knownI min of Hickman and willl rove that they have been k barged ft the best line of agricul 4 ifmenls In the Unitedl 1 the prices we have 0 I W Hickman Hardware 0- t Saved A 17000 Mare When A Venterinary Failed To Cure tier While serving as an officer on thatJunlhJr VAnlfjiuma which carried bones and mules te Smith frica writes Mr G U H Rowe Sparta Ill I saw Sloans Sure Cure used on the horses and never saw a ease of colic prove too much for it We had 1250 horses on board fo over a month so that we had a good opportuuity to test the remedy thor oughlyThe veterinary used Sloans Liniment also for tore shoulders and sprains and the horses were- landed In a particularly Ane eondl- Uon I know of another case here in Sparta mwbere Sloans Sure Colic Cure saved a 170 mare after the veterinary bad tailed to cure her John Finch a young man whose home is near Trimble was arrested Sunday suspected of the postoflice robbery at Oblon a few nights a6o Bloodhounds placed on the tracks of the party supposed to be implicatedi followed a trail until they came to Finch who was arrested and is now being held at Oblon pending an in vestigation of the matter It Iit gen erally believed that there is some mistake and that the young man iis not guilty He is a young farmer boy and he says he can prove an alibi beyond doubt No steps have been taken a yet by the government authorities in the matter Following Iis the program rendered at the closing exercises at lb Rush Creek school house last Frida Y night Mouse Trap Misses Mil dred McGehec and Jennie White andl Tyler Davis i Jumbo Jum Ellis Henry Miss Fannie Sugg Lee Henry Lorene Davis Erroll andI James McGehce the latter as a neg ro acted his part well Rascal Pat Mack Roper Ellis Henry Jim McGehee Miss Stella Davis The music by Geo Roper Berntc- White Erroll McGehee and Miss Eunice Adams was nicely rendered and appreciated by the audience Mr Sugg wishes to thank all who assisted in making the entertainment a success The steamer Georgia Lee was at the wharf In this city four hours Wednesday evening loading and un I givnyou some Idea of the volume oCI Hickman river business I 1 1C Mrs Wilhelmina Dbllebrinki Ie Another good woman hu beenII called to her reward Mrs Wilhelmina Distlebrink of 1 venfA olb1lr4 JlRre Monday I Mrs Distlebrink watbornin West j iI Fahlen Germany Jan 1 1829 and came to this country on New Years I day 1853 Four years later hej came to Hickman at which place Inrearly childhood she became a mem ber of the Lutheran church and has always led a noble Christian lIleIand died with a firm belief of a happier J world in the future She striv- ed at all times to live so as to be one of Gods chosen children and to 4 reap the reward of the faithful 1 Funeral services were conducted at the home by Rev C L Price Wednesday afternoon and a host ef her loving friends followed all that t was mortal to the city cemetery where she was consigned to the tomb to sletp until the dawn of that morn J eternalDeceased is survived by t daughters Mrs Lou Bartlett 10II Rockport Ky and Miss Mewa Dittlebrink of this city The Courier extends sympathy to the bereaved children and friends Joseph William the infant son of Mr and Mrs Chas Rudder of this city died last Thursday after att AtlIi I Congressman Ollie James of thistI district was taken ill in Washings 14 ton last week and went to NewII perYI Mrs Jones says that she would j I rather use Star Flour than any I tour ever brought to Hickman And j Mrs Jones knows good flour too I J I Ask your grocer for it Sheriff Seat brought a negro cal led Horse bead here from Fulton t Wednesday and landed him in the i county jail He is charged with RailroadeCo and will stay with Uncle JoeI until next term ot courtII While towing a barge of logljj around Madrid Bend Saturday mornI ing the Beavers tow was caught In a crosscurrent which tilted one of the barges throwing about SI 000 worth of timber overboard Thee BoxlimberCo and was being brought to the I Hickman mills I au PP I I 4EHeard IOn the Streets to I I I I I a I I I I Arc lamps Pay your subscription A S Roiedale Iii on the lick list Gasoline at the Courier Office Ira Green spent Sunday In Padu cahMiss siclistG L Darnell was here from Lu zelle Saturday When in need of gasoline come to the Courier Office maybeHave you a farm for sale TheII Courier Realty Co has a buyer The Courier and the weekly Com mercial Appeal one year for SI 25II Never say a man is a liar unless II- he is aware of the faot that you are too- lMrs Perry Selby of MIddletown l Ohio is visiting relative In this f cityMr Barton of Columbus hhisweekJPoultry Fence nay quintlty or height prices right Bettersworlh Prather CorMiss Clara Taylor of Cairo has been the guest of R N GJaser and family this week The Undertaking Department at the Farmers Hardware Co is com plete in every waytMrs G W Garrett and children have returned from a visit to relative in Union City I upInworth Prather Co 11Miahome Monday after a weeks visitswith Mayfield friendSCaesar Newson one of the old resident darkles of this place died Monday at the age of 80 years The undertaker at the Farmers Hardware Co will answer calls day or night Day phone 51 night 100 tcSpringday Consumption caused her death tl C L Walker and wife Jno Oil Ion and wilt and C P Shumate and wife were in Columbus Sunday afterb neon Miss Bertha Douglas returned to r f maiths visit with Miss Homer jis Green IWe have the goods and will guardantee you a saving on saddles tart bridles etcHickman Hardware Co- Miss Mary Sue Waters went tob Fulton Wednesday to attend the marriage of Miss Ora Hackett to- W Bryant Did you ever try Meyer Bros Coffee at 20c a pound Nothing like it In Hickman Betterswortb Prather Co- G I E Bartlett wife and daughter- of Rockport Ky attended the funeral of Mrs Bartlett mother Mrs Distlebrink Special prices on Van Camp and Millionaire brand canned goods You know their reputationBetterll- Wortb Prather Co L Walker and wife went to Cairo Wednesday on the launch Ruth Miss Frankye Reid after a visit in Cairo made the return trip with them The stave mill has been shut down on account of the high water As i the river is on a stand it is thought that the mill will resume operations j last of the week The Embroidery club was enter ulned last Friday afternoon by Mrs CBTravis Cream and cake were served Mrs C L Walker will entertain the club Friday Mrs C C Smith entertained a number of friends Tuesday alter noon In her usual charming manner Carnations were given as souvenirs Dainty refreshments were served Are you one of the fellows who stcod with your hands in your pock tetl Wednesday evening and watched a few men fight fire and didnt offer to turn your hand Shame on you Mrs L P Ellison entertained a number of her many friends Wednesday evening Progressive flinch and euchre were played Refresh ments were served A carnation was presented each guest Hickman has mighty poor service in the way of fire department Noz zles wrenobes or something is al ways lost when a fire breaks out This carelessness en somebodys par ls mighty expensive III N 4 Beware of Imitations Star Flour I IIi Made by Besheres Jackson Columbus Ky Better Than Seems Necessary II Ask your denier for Star flour Every i pound of it is positively guaranteed Mnde from select winter wheat j MOSE BARKETT Agt HickmanJJ CarterTurner Friends were taken completely b surprise Wednesday when they leaned I that Miss Annie Carter of Route qTurnertl been married at the home of the bride at high noon of that day performedthelimited number of relatives and close friends The young couple left on the evening train for Arkansas where they wilt make their future ome Mrs Turner Is a daughter of C Carter and wife and was one of the sweetest and most accomplish ed ladies in the vicinity in which she and was justly popular with allwho knew her Mr Turner Is a member of Lb State Legislature of Arkansas and of necessity must be a popular an highly respected gentleman congratulation No Senator Yet regardehatI I the senatorial race soon a promi Senator who iis a Beckham supporter and in a position to know aid that be did not expect a Unite- tates I Senator to be elected until af ter the special election in MasonI county on March 7 to elect a sue essor to the late Representative Virgil McKnight When asked what disposition would be made of the pressing issues that have been lugged in the senatorial race the Sena replied that he did not look for such legislation to be passed un disposedfI Members who have voted for Beck o on every ballot but who DOW say they recognize that his remain ing in the race is hopeless besidesI EtI1 nlDAretrfak1 F tYMIt current that over forty names have been secured to a memorial to Beckham asking him to with raw from the contest and give some other Democrat a chance The deadlock is still on up to the our of going to press Mrs Jas Housley and children have returned from Nashville Rush Creek sicklistI Mrs Sid Smith Iis slowly improv IngMrs I recoverIngMiss Virginia Davis Is visiting her brother B T Davis at Hick man this week The young folks enjoyed a tacky party Saturday night at the home of Miss Lorene Davis Our closing exercises at school Friday night were very entertaining the children doing great justice to their teacher and acquitting them selves very nicely eYoung Man Disappears whodn working J Peck near Mabel Ky has disappeared very mysteriously The youngman kpurchaseorder on R T Tyler for about ten dollars with which to make the pur chase Investigation proves that he cashed the order but no further trace of him can be found He rode a mule belonging to his employer muteIhe was to have led home with him Neither the boy nor the mules have been heard of sine Monday The young man is about nineteen years of age will weigh about 125 has dark blue eyes and a boyish face His home tis said to be in the neighborhood of Charleston Mo To Our Friends ami Cwtomcrs We immediately after the fire wir ed our different factories to ship by first freight a full supply of all farm ing implements and will have them here by the first of the week tu1WtJ 6JKPJDto wk QBJL friends id Igoodl arrive before purchasing else whereHiCKMAN HARDWARE Co When two or three hundred big stalwart men stand around a fire and watch a few men try to save a build ing they ought to have the hose turned on em We are In favor of ordering an extra hose for thistpurpose YOU ARE INVITED To come and hear the Wonderful p Victor=VictrolaYTTY YYYTYYYTYYTTTYYYYTYYTYYYYTTTTYyYTYTT The New Victor Without ii- t a Horn The most wonderful Musical Instrument ftin the world On display in our Dry Goods fj fji i Department- Ask to hear your favorite music on the VICTROLA ii- ii EllisonIIi i I S ii F j i iI LISTENIm i it Avery r0= inch Breaking Plows 875 Avery Iz= inch i2s I I Avery i0=inch Middle Busters 975 Avery 1 2inch 1025 Avery New Ground Plows 500 Avery goods sold under a strict guarantee We also have a full line of the celebrated CANTON implements Call and look over our stock before buying Anything you in the way of HARNESS at PRICES THAT CANT BE BEAT 11 Call and see for yourself 1 1r r Farmers Hardware CoIncorporated P Hlttilltlillt Heard AR CwJ I I J I I I I J Arc limps Pay your subscription Fresh Oysters at Bensons Benton sells all kinds of SmitsI Soon be time for the peek a boe Gasoline at the Courier office J Can goods of all kids at Beacons Fattle Pans at the Farmers Hdw Co Benton hondle dally papers See him Z Z tUeveo In Union HSundayGet better Moat I have itC-H MooreIj Four oaadMtes for sheriff and more to comecApples orngts bananas lemons and ark at Bentons In 1867 htwok Pllnwre Jenkins Colorod aged 17 died Saturday of pneomonta Highro a HMooreRev R P Mocks of Hnmboidt aMtHormon s t morning and evening 1 W R King an employee of the t stave mill had the misfortune to have his band lactated by a saw 1 I 3 painfula tt few days vacation on account of it r Our old friend S A Wade pur j chased 185 acres of land from D A Ij Edwards Gion for it Years ago this farm belong ed to Mr Wades father and wasI purchased by him for 6 per acrefThe N C it St L management j i has served a notice on its employes that after March 1 the wage cal will be reduced 10 per cent with allI those who are drawing a salary of S50 a month or over those drawing leIs than that amount will be reduc ed to the tune of oS per cent This is one of the results of the govern r ment meddling with the railroad business Sometimes it is a goo policy to let sell enough alone t11 tfj Tomorrow te the last day of Fob ruary Leonard Reeves has bend on the IV 114 LADIISWe have Pattle Pans ef all chapes Farmers Hdw Co x Mayoldin gallonIts r I Co The Nashville American and the yearCorThe wife and baby of Gee Ed month swho have SareBlodKettMoickman this week Mica May me Brevard of Union City kiss been the guest of Miss Brevard this week lOc will buy a twopound can of Union City tomatoes at our store Betters worth Prather Co- If lu in the line of groceries weI ave it Bettersworth Prather kCo atWeltI m every second Sunday in sac month by Rev Freeman ShorthornMolaltc took for R A Tyler Tyler be xihave1 andtroughtStateLegislaturetax bill The law allows the head of each family to possess one dog leviedforbelIablcnat bill We are authored to place Ithe of A G dSftnbro before theIvoters of this county osa candidate I or the office of sheriff While this gentleman is a citizen of Hickman where he has been in the livery busi atIcountyhavingneeds no introduction to Fulton coun ty voters Mr Kimbro is a stauac Democrat a conservative s capablei lhdC and will certainly do so if elected tnnounttmrnts w JJt h alaffeimvpihfM tIno exceptions asForSheriff We are authorised to announce IIEXiCllEU JOHNSOX S ofherfffthe action of the Democratic pa We are authorized to announce GOALDEK JOUNSOH as a candidate for the once of heriff of Fulton county subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce DAVE MORGAN as a candidate for Sheriff of Fu county subject to the action of Democratic party We are authorized to announce- A G KI BRO FultonCountyDemocratic party- County Court Clerk aanornchc S D ZUTEH as a candidate for office of Clerk of the County Court of Fulton county subject to the action of the Demo cratic party County Attorney- We are authorized to announce JAI W ROKBY otkeCqnty of subject to the action of the Demo cratlcjpirty We are authorized to announce ALUtOW TYLER ofGountycountyu6ectDcmocraticI County Assessor We are authorized to ROEdas a candidate for the office of subjects yoilc 125 rats the Commerclal Ap 1 t and the Hickman Courier for on 1 year J Gelling Close Home f Thomas H Hamlet junior mem ier of the firm of Fields Hamlet Tobacco Company prlzers of the so ailed trust tobacco has been warn J by nightriders to settle up his jfalrs and leave this county To the warning letter which contained i i cartridge match rudely drawn s coftn skull and crossbones was at tached a bundle of switches The riders letter states that Ham 1 let has been talking too rnuqh and promised to watt upon him at an ear ly date unless their warning is heed ed Guards heavily armed are pa Urolling the big tobacco warehouses vwed by the company at Fulton and an air of suppressed excitementl prevails there Mr Hamlet iis one of Fultons largest property owners It Iis not believed he will heed the night rid silt warning InFirst District The state auditors report on the numbsr of lunatics in Kentucky asy turns shews that IR the Flat eongre tonal district composed of thirteen counties there are 119 demented persons under control of asylum au thorities Galloway county oontri butes the largest number whilel Graves comes second with Tif lust a little behind The number In each county Iis as follows t Ballard 3 Caldwell IS Callow JO Carlisle 5 Crittenden 21 Fulton S Graves 28 Hiokman 12 Livings ton 12 Lyon 6 Marshal 30 Mo Craoken 14 Trigg 26 Of the total about 50 per Gent of them became mentally unbaraneed either by ill heath or religion or both Woodland Mills Miss Nell Marshal b oMvalestnc Mrs F K Bradley le able to be up again H L Curifn was In Pulton Frsday en business Mrs Dr G B Horns Is very sick at this writing c1wMiss Myrtle Harper was In Wood land Monday evening Mrs W H Sanders went to Un ion City Sunday evening Miss Linnle and Ollte ThrelkeM were in Union City Sunday Mrs Lula Harper was tile guest of Mrs H L Curtis last week weInood7 ad flbnlayLft evening M UioO Muses tide and Carrie Burros were the guests of Miss Bessie Roper Sunday Brother Bruner and his bride were the guests of W J Maddox and wife Saturday night Paya BaityBurrusMisses Lois Graves and Allle Dee Curlln were the guests of Miss Katherine Burrus and Mary Kennedy Sunday Will Open Singing School MarohIron 2 teachthea UlokmanChapeltake lessons should be present at the opening or leave their names at R willbei ed the enrollment is large enough Fist Methodist Church byReySundarmorningty How is It and What Does Itt InPalmsf I c continued at 730 p m After the willbeA large and congregationMethodistChuroh hearthePerfeotIdealevening ser subjecGodManThesei anexceptionallyAt the earnest solicitation of friends Bro Waters has consented to anpounce his subjects in the Courier from week to week In order that the people may have an opportunity torthese tochurcbbelleeprepared the speaker in his toAtoAll firmpersons or getting coal from tbe Standard on Co through requestspeat anontoexceptions Mbsc Barkett Agent- S I 0110 WtlLer Prow John IU llrjrmiU Vlrt T T 0 IIN611PO Hickman Drug Company To Tho Public Having ouoooodod T T wane in t e E Edrug buoinooD wo wish to tmnoonee tI will oontinuo buainooo at his old or i Boaidoa our Mr Swayne who graduate of pharmacy registered in 0 atato with 22 yoarofwork behind the cQjm or and proocription oaoo to hit errtf fwill koop in our employ at all rll ritiotorodovory penny o worth of modioini and ltproooription gotten at our store Kill t dinponood by a thoroughly oonptten r giDo When the improvement aontepi ore finiahod our place will be beeLJnone in point of appearance oa nn L officionoy rg00 promising you honest goods M p service oourtooua troatTatnt liv r lot live pricoo and aquare II always Youra truly THE HIOKMAN MUG a Ineorpcir y ror d Not Draining The lake- It has bus rumored In fink man that the West Tennessee Land Co were draining Reelfoet Lake for Ute purpose of acquiring the land which is now covered atwater i but this tory IsI positively dented by men who are in a position to know the lasts For Many years UN outlet of the lake liar boa Aped wk an atmort solid Jam of logic stumps driftwood and reed The West Tennessee Land Company kai had RIM at work removing this Jam but not digging any ditok or channel Mr de they in toad to there being an injunction against digging any suoh channel The object of clearing the outlet of the lake of logs and other ebstruc live raattsr is to allow the water to ran out in the spring thus tearing dry many aoros of rand all around 11be acct e re1 ttfwU lathe lake early enough to allow it to be cultivated AH the land that to king reclaim ed always becomes dry late In Ute fall when it Iis toe late to cultivate and is of no valve for liking This work of opening the outlet 9f the lake will In no wise diminish the fishing In the lake but on the contrary will largely increase th ftskfe t fee MM tyIbettor ala =n a r Ml Of UwMiiWM W they could oN do irkrrepublican Convnt n By onter sad dir Euuiioan Isocutiitf rfrditttoiy a me wmt puUtsne or 1r ton called 0u o Hi 9th 19M at i JJ a the court horse to t delegates to tepwetr in the Dtotrtotvt iia Mardi Utk l9 f of nomlnatiwe a ci tor anti to elect deli rata delegates to atf can Kattonnl coDvr at Cktaago Ilk Iju the ptrrpW homu tor PretMeiK Md and also to a m lDt Central Cimmtm for Congifeot iTF be r Seed Pct w early kind and oni see abjal hcsa on W z = Cse CNCoal E Are Inseparable Companions = = = 7 A cold proposition however is not considered good form but a COAL proposition interests even poisons of the warmest nature at this season of the year We have secured the exclusive agency from the Bon Air Coal Iron Co and have the following grades of presentnBon Air Lump- Cumberland Lump stlandtastland Lump We also have a good grade of Kenrucky Coal TRADEWATER LUMP Blacksmiths and users of Steam Coal cnn be accom mbdated at any time as we always keep coal suitable for these purposes TRY US X TERMS CASH PHONE 48 Hickman Ice Coal CoIncorporAI P StOwing to the uncertain stage of the river we wiU j1 unload a barge of Pittsburg Coal for the time being butraflcarry this coal In stock when consistent k f I u When 91 a week putt VICTOR in your home isnt it selfish to deprive your family ofthis great pleasure 7 Get full information about our easy terms Ellison Bros J a Luzelle L son passed through her 3 nr Roy if Rogers if No8 I sickrt Hart hos mend baok m INrdawell and wire lest two small girt last week- vIof sear Tlptonvflle with poereona- ad has moved and if Iis 4r RlssscMlle- a 4i uses our aId friend v abk to be wit again err and wile called on lastrN i ri filer and Htiie daugb y sited J P Plant list M n Rogers of Ho 8 Is J s Mitt MaUfe Terrett r MS he his the levee JJ- iod new he Is roady to 1 OR SALE Rcgnlcrcd Thorougbrcd rkihire PigI We have vetbad aleCeo B Terrell Joe Terclt ans little Dorothy Terrell were on the stoic list last week i hfandaycome as often as you can InLakei ns a great deal of sickness in that place Charlie Everby has moved baok J to Old Kentuok from Arkansas He says Kentucky is good enough forC any body to live la and especially around ulolltCI Mill Mattie Torrett visited Miss Bernice Rogers at No8 Island last week but was called borne to the bedside of her father and brother who have been quite slek A SUch InTime a iNnekweslH av a tt 4l of tjekTM A Mire ettae tee llD t N M ad ri f1ltlljfkWill uIMumany Nrt1e pelt ef Mek se HwM by itowaui1 I rud store Ire sad11 elm A KUlKJtt tf I I V Get some thoroughbred stock and start right fr- ii VI A JOHNSTON Hickman Ky Y13E 4TrIaIlGI am in position to do all kind workHAUL ING GRADING CONTRACT WORK a iqccial ty Phone No 50 T I SentonAt I I f l Vi1rI1 rs t fltrcq Ors Bonk i CLINTON STREET HICKMAN KY Absolute Safety Is The Basis Thnl wo offor to depositors Other in luoomontB nro of aooondnry impbrtnnco- ptm this Guarantee we solicit your patronage J A THOMPSON Cashier Ii mi MI A NAN Proaidont DtEEOrOESII Buchanan J J C Bondurant G B Threlkeld J W Alexander R M Isler Dr J M Hubbard- T A Ledford HICKMAN MARBLE WORKS ESTABLISHED 1855 Tom Dillon Sr Prop Successor to B C Ramage decd Marble and Granite Monuments CURBING STONE WORK of all Kind Iron FENCING HICKMAN KENTUCKY I 1+ +1 I 1 I t + 1 ++THE FIof E COLUMN 11111 I +1 I I I I BT JAI H IAOMD8M Fultonmet wtth Rolflcallikowcd nlk1aI membetsAs the rmembergr oystereatdinnerl antransactl 1 Thnicet thematlonunanimously Committees potatoesdtscussedDavisW i MoMurry perhagsLevi SpHleri i i ry and Jesse McNeil were appoint ed to make further investigation In regard to teed potatoes and peas relportedorgan andthese sodmany cannot remember Tbrelkddand Lev Spillers did the best work specialprogramAgrlculluralwellbandieddiscussed by Allen DAvit the seer tan and some others It was dear ly hewn that farmers pay millions of dollars annually for the support of the rational and State departments of agricultural colleges and experiment stations and that while the in vestigations so vigorously advocated by Bryan and leading democrats and prosecuted by Roosevelt have shown that these departments like other de partments of our government have been run more in the interest of the speculators and capitalists tbanI the fanners sad common people It a was because the speculators were better organized and kept themsel ves house posted and iin lease touch with the departmeottIf the department isiues reports apeculatori study them and profit by their con itoi read the bulletins when they aretsent out lake little or no Interest 1ftII what the cotle Itunspreivefifteen or twenty days afterjhe specu read them and thrwgh their teach ings sot the price on our horses cows hogs sheep wheat corn etctThe farmers must organise and ask the department for all this la formation discuss the situation InJJ their meetings show that these re ports are often false see who makes I these repo tst and when and where they are maJe la the interest of demagogues gamblers etc aDdII see that they are made In the interest of agriculture It also shows that farmers must stand on a broad er more liberal plane not in little departments the cotton growers fighting the tobacco growers the to bacco growers fighting the peanut growers the peanut grower fight- Ing the hull growers and all fight ing the grain and stock growers but t we must all cooperate and work for 4 the interest of agriculture in its broadest sense If the law now pending in the legislature prohibit Ing tbe planting of tobacco Is passed it will be a legal battle Between the departments of agriculture and will force the tobacco growers to raise more horses cattle sheep corn 9 99 9EEEEE ter + uyblum and DGUraou The scales used by diamond deal ers to weigh the stones are exottd Ingly delicate It Is necessary that they record accurately the weight of the stone Every man should be exact and systematic In his financial affairs A checking account will record accurately and with system your entire business It iis safe simple and convenient to pay by check We solicit your account I THE HICKMAN BANK I HICKMAN KENTUCKY e w tillL tiII OIIIII IJ IIJ7 7 Just now maybe an extra pair of trousers of the right kind would help o things along it happens so often that the trous ers getting the Imrdast wear givo out before tho cont mid vest A good pair of trousers now will givo you tt now suit effect you can havo it for vory little money Wo have a now lot from Oohon Gold mini 001 of Now York tho largest pant makers l on earth Medium weight trousers just tho kind you want now Very fine goods made the right way i Wo can show you something thnt will go yell with your coat and vest- trousers t t S 3 B50 i and 5 Smith Amberg Hickman t s 33 hay etc which will damage us as I r much as it would damage the tobacco I people Ilwe the grain and stock growers should begin to raise tobac 1 co If this law Iis just the cotton growers have the same right to place prohibitory tax on planting cotton and the stock people to prohibit raising hogs etc In toot we have already fallen into the old disorgan plan of overdoing the produc of hogs and reduced the price of hogs from six to four seats Then such legislation must be upheld byt nightriders incendiaries and mobs The farmers must orginite on a more liberal plan or the organizations will go as the Grange the Wheel and he Farmers Al liance In feet the convention at- ndianapolis last October was are roduction of the Alliance How Can We Make Our Meet toY W Jtf riJllMW JOlrqduo the president and secretary such swell merited and severe grilling that other members got sorry for the I cudgelled officers and let them off without a discussion although S H Under and John Roper Jr cheered him on with marked attention and a few cheers Sam and John claim that it requites eloquent listeners as well as eloquent speakers to make a good meeting and as Sam Is large and he and John both respectable we can always speak to a large and respectable audience when they are present- J M Ropers reading from the Third Power was well received and ably discussed by T H McMurry We passed resolutions thanking the teacher and trustees for the use of the school house the local mem ben for the oyster Dinner with special thoughts to Mrs W B Clark and Will for the extraordinary good soup We adjourned to meet at Dillon shop in Hickman Feb 29th where the following program will be rendered t 1 Corn Raising for Profit from Seed to Market Allen Davis DbI cussed by Levi Splllers Jesse McI Netll and S H LinderI2 The Problem of Good RoadiI Geo B Threlkeld Discussed by J J C Roper and C G McMurry 3 Best Method of Reporting Crops W N Brasfield Discus sion by W B Clark and W M Shaw Even From The Mountia lUIUnr Know IJnlnient It pralMvu Au the tOOlS It does A sure cure for Thins turn and all paler WrUUt W Ixivlnir flrnnd Junction Oolo willed I usvl llal lards SHOW II Hi mem hut winter fur Hilt umatlut unit ran reeommed It III the bed Mnlment on the market 1 thought at the time I wiu taken down with this trouble that It would be n wrek berate 1 could jet about but on applying your Unlutn nt M veral tlntM during thonl btIwanlaut In Cfi hours and well In three dnyin told by Cow I111s lima Store Ire and llrlin A HlluoH An Enviable Job Ifa ftrwilf to be president A roan who oaliwl at the White IlOuso to talk about the weather was fretted an a crank Tho NIt of ui have to stand It Bareheaded girls with short sleeves were scarce on flit streets this week The FortyAcre Farm Im thinking or neighbor Jone that manI with ala arms lie free In peace and plenty on a forty aere arm WKen men are all around ui with heart sad hand a sore WboewtM tbeuinmliof twxea Aral still are wanting more- No weeds are la the eorn nW no thUtUt In the uate Ill hones Maw Rood keeping by their floe and glossy rout The eowr witMa the mcadew beneath the bteaeben Iliad all their gentle manners from a gentle milking mahl Within the Held on Saturday be leaves no cradled grain To bet gathered OH the morrow for tarotcoming rainlHe keep lb holy qtr ehlldren learn hit ways He ills tnrM with plHty at the close or karreit dale He serer hoe a lawsuit Ie take him lo tie Iowa Ineer news The bnrroom IIN the tillage for him has neVf a charm is eon nlway Mad my netgbtmroH hll forty aei farm 11H aere are to very few he plows them very deep Tie klr own load that turns the 1Od II- bhtewft hand that reaps He has a place tot vrytblH and everything hi la Re place The luniblne smile upon him content meat In Iii face May we net lon a tenon from prudent aIgkhrJoaes- sAI d for what we havent get rive vest to sighs and groan Tile rleh see not always happy nor free tram Ilfea nlAiin Hut bleit be these who Hve eontent tho mall may bo their inrni MATT TBMRBTT The trusts organize i laborers organize and now the merchants are organized They swooped down on the manufacturers and jobbers wit this message Thousands of u want to offer our customers bar gains and new goods worth coming miles to obtain If you fellows will loosen up and produce the goods well see that theyre sold Man ufacturers and merchants saw the logic of their remarks So in t thousand western cities commenc ing Saturday February 29th th principal dealers will offer their cus tomers goods that are tempting i i style quality and actual value Ini this city Ellison Bros have takenIt hold of the plan Their advertise ment show what success theyve had1 in securing the goods the people want at the prices theyre glad to pay Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local npplmtlona they cannot reach thedUvated protlon ot the ear There I only ORe way toeure deataet and that I by eonilltutional remedies Dcafne causal by an Inflamed rendition of t muroui lining of time Huitaeblan Tilt When this tube IInflamed you have a rum blln If sound of imp Kpt hearing and when It is entirely elotrd lTafnei Is the retult and unless the inBammatloii Mil be taken out and thl tube restored to its normal condition homing will be destroyed for ever nine aer out of ten are eauird Catarrh which U nothing but an Innam rendition of th mueou lurfacet- We will give one Hundred Dollar f- anytaaesof or Heafnet eaunrtl by catarrh that vanuot beeuredhy Hallt Catarrh Uure Send for circular free F J OIIHKKII A Co Toledo O Hold by I ru glit78o Take Halls Family Till for conUpaUoli Geo L White of Cayce was here on business Saturday I J 1 Good Boards It is worthy of remark that no community ever began building good roads except after a bitter local fight and success usually did not come until after there had been some one or more defeats There is only one ground of oppo Everylarmer manythinkprogressivefarmer prove his farm to make it worth more money i it does not matter whether he wishes to sell It or not He tiles fences builds new barns or Improves those he has plants orchard and shrubbery puts out shade trees gels a wind mill and In two or three years has changed the whole character of the place Usually the intelligent expenditure of a thousand dollars in such improvemehts will add two thousand to the value of farmThe Is true of good roads with this difference that every dollar wisely expended upon building a permanent road one good everyday in the year will add at least five dol propertythave been built there has been at once a sharp increase in the value of farm lands which all agree Is due to the good roads The increase ranges from 10 to as high as SO percent In some cases the average be ing about 25 per centmlIf a man were to go Into any com munity to buy a farm and he found two that would suit him they were as much alike as two farms could 3well be and there teemed to be no choice between them one was located five miles west of the county seat with a good gravel or stone road leading to town 5 the other was five miles east upon an earth road everyone with any experience in such matters knows the owner of the west farm would make a strong point of anydayand trot the hones all the way The result IU he gets the preference 4 md more money for his farm andrbe will find the extra money would ti have paid his good roads tax several times over and that he made more money on the road than he did on Ills land in proportion to the cost a Good roads are a benefit In dollars and cents to everyone whether they live In town or country Besides the money benefit think of the pleasure of a good read 1 R R Giltner of Eminence Ky at the State Convention last week JItryadvanced He said that the money put In roads always pays good interest on the capital invested in more ways than one The question of how to secure the necessary funds was solved by Mrtt Glllner in the plan for a vehicle tax to make those who cause the wear and tear bear the burden of repair tocthe thoroughfares He believed that this would raise a large fund to maintain the highways Discussing the three classes of roads stone pikes gravel roads and dirt roads he illustrated the wear on them by charts also showing proper and Improper methods of drainage He said that 27000 tons of water fall on each mile of road each year In this state This increases In volume as it Is carried consequentlyserrodes more deeply oughfare He said that this water must be diverted to the side and a practical reconstruction made of I most of the Kentucky roads before much use could be made of themt I a Mr Giltner gave some directions for toad building calculated to pro n educe the best results He said to use a steam roller after dragging then road with spikes and then make aIbed with six inches of metal In the center and tour inches on the side would make a house road if roUedii than twelve inches if unrolled He recommended the use of the split road drag on the dirt roads Real Estate Thransfers Mrs P G Cunningham to J B Bradberry lots in East Hickman 700 t l Brosb I 400 Fannie Shaw to C C Chancyre r land 2000 J P Swann to J P Thomllnson lots in Fulton 90 edRobt Watson sold his ferry and privilege this week to Sam Hunter i for 1000 Mr Watson has been conducting this ferry across the Mis i sissippi River at New Madrid Henry Merriweather to John Brittll lots in East Hickman S150 Mr r Merriweather resides at Tiptonvllle Tenn and Mr Britt resides at Mar tin + A at fllf1ar q I t PT 1 i 4 t DraggingDown tne most Mrious attack a woaan ID0wnWINEweb WKh thte r ant pariah l tabs KMkadw dluiMtt lr etc The cure is I IIW OF ECarduilI The Female Regulator that wonderful curative vegetable ex tract whkh exerts such a Bunretous ctrenctbenlng Influence on all female organs CantuJevH rain am regulates the menses It Is a rare and permanent cure for as femla coapUiats At all druotets anJ dealers In ttOO bottles I I SUFFERED AWTVL PAIN In ay wob sad ovartea Writes Mrs MaN Bake of Webster Grave Me aba la my moat and lest skies and ay Ceased were very painful sad trreg ular stoce tAIdnC CirJu I fed dld4 mw woman aid do not srferas I It U the best aedne I ever took I Meet Your Friends III 4at LAUDERDALTS TONSORIAL III 4 PARLORS III Bet in Hickman Hot and PI rfcold baths electric lights 4and font hydraulic chairs everything for comfort- S e 4and Cllatca mcbMt 1Zy N iNext door to Jones CaleP 4M A i99 Dr S K Davidson DEJN1JISTO aexgAe rug Slew i Hichmaru Kentuck- B T DAVIS Bttorucy at pw win practice in all courts inI the State Offs on east side of Davit Block- HICKMAN KENTUCKY Cash Book Starsg BponJil Selection Now Sooka- Stationary Post Cards Notions Sto k Rrkr yat Mary teissr Companyp for Good Work TryThe I I r t LaundryLAUNDERS THING AgtAgency FOR SALE Seme of the l property in West Hickman out ofr j I the overflow and in good neighbor j hood A good 4 room house and livery barn at a bargain It you talk at once E F Davis 35tf c J 1 c r rilc irrlr l rsIJ1 J PIAIMI YOUR XtlOMBOR loom usiwt M etu hr we slab rt To larkeTUMtf IMMi WlltMMIl bWMllMIMir Awl IMNtUe resshurW k IrrdIII If JP4NI INItta leer ittialilitr 4unt- MHW MM M H In d- ha a eui pMIMtat of elor l a d ArdW wrMf eo pfiI tih e- Prhct lau aster a+a lIw Ile- 1f I 7slt rest pnH alit MtgklNMr des su Ita 3aIth M W liti InI r ItK4 cbrIt7eoae t Will haltIp k0 invnd H M hav 1Kb work to ttbtvb wr teaM IMnA Tbn totiMbr sea OhArUjr ti saltylt ouea1 MM rwur IMMMhlillMftM MATRIMONIAL AUIANCIUJ The lack of good sera and Judf ment that many fathers and mothers display in regard to the matrimonial alliances ef their children amount in very many motanots to rank idiocy If they with Id break off a love affair they employ the very thogeeseppositiospaso y young people for lore ie a feeble rooted plant that win die of Itself in time if only let ekes Parental iinterference of a dogmatic kind will very probaWy drive its roots toI to a firm depth Iin the soil oI alea lion It is unquestionably sac of the unrest trhls between the begin ning sad end of life to rear a cMM with great care sad then at man hood or womanhood beheld the Ila bor worse than lost as It seems toI the parents It seems bitterly un grateful A terrible Wildness seems to have toilet like a poll u andtOur attention rail been drawn to this topic by a number of social re relations pet pleasant to hoar andI which had their origin in parental I I opposition Private marriages a- Cresorted to scandalous arrax ments entered upon i and ot k stilt more sad and deplorable UteI livee of bathe and hifhheaited lor ors shadowed for life After the age of twentyone girls who have bus properly educated b arc quite as apt to know what titer dosiremaman for a husband as their parents aad rClUOM wVwr wlrar ittettr 1t agl p will ask thk Saaarriagrccnld happen Is ar oppoeiOon fostering the but remits Is It ambition or my childs bappiae am seekwr to promou Sal my child the same right of a choice Iin a file companion that I hadtAnother thing ocean at this that we cannot well refrain from protesting against It Is the CoUr follytbdtarscterirsat 4o many parents In regard to their Bargtmb hue posribland no act of a parent can stake it I otherwise Disinheritance anger unkindMss and able only aggra i migbanht r sox becomes a public scandal so i cruehing the victim IYenI IblacLife is so short human happiness but so poor and smallIs there anything to be gained by making a mlserablcnow t wretchedAreweak as to be utterly destroyed br MstCRrilt I us forltneM I HOW TO JUDO BOOK Would tideny amine in what ore aInInduced you have boon unlawfuland that may be harmless whir taughtthtak o I to make you dissatisfied and impatient anddilpolldgovernment without which both the llaws of God and man tell us there i consequentltreattoI I abate your admiratlo and reverenceI for what Iis great and pod and diminish In J yourCOtIfttry i Has it addressed itself to your vanlI Heart Strengtht l IbftttninattAoritMntirrnlarutealTtIrj w17not p wet bMiiw ItwIdno1la tD rd apllJ Nrar aIraIuolo Nor IIW Sri ttl nail Intl k4N- Wfbutrvnnrrrth aMLrcN loan litf rII to hat ereyx7ry onro1J Ier ee 14WtlutIMIRatM at UIr wmb sad a a h7MMIiOntnihrta wh7 al a tldnb ik S oy RMMh M t 1M p It H bewakandMpntH nil- 01 I JAlldui rat ftOT Krt lIMTtM Dr l h i t I ifkk l Lrt cl DMdM xflbbN Dr l RestorativeALL tly your selfishness or any other l1 our evil propensities Has it d flat the imagination with what i loathsome or choked the heart with what Is mcmtroue Hat it dtotntt ett the sense of right and wfonr which the Creator has IJtlttiiaited i I ir the human SON U It soIie yea u- a coMdous of all or oar of thas ectlOr If having mopped Iron alt you have felt that such wets Ih effects It was intended to puttn eeIrow the book kilo the ire er name it may bear on the till ge I Throw it trio tint Are young man though it be the gift ofji a friend young lady away with sberWlbe the prominent furniture of a rose wood bookcase There never was IIUCb a nge for book roediag as the present time It is a commendI able habit only one cannot beta0 oareful tin the selection of boot Let a young man at twenty yoars of age put sweat dollars at Intoreot Inetead of expending It for tobacco Then at the beginning of the next year repeat it sad inefode also the prepIng year 0 year nave reached the age of seventy t the amount be would teethe would ex ceed thirty thousand dollars How mtiiy of our young men well try ItI DrtSttorpt Coogh rare will wioty stop kbeo thoroughly karmleM that Dr Sboop tolls mother to tae nothing efer scot with very young bal TV wholosome green loaves ami tend r stems of a iliac healing mounlalnout shrub foralen the curative proptrtki to Dr Snoops Cough Cure It alms the cough and brats the son Itocladop notbtrg0f barah Snoops Tab no other old by all domien The asrtignMcjiMM of late owtog to con todotinter Stale sMpments I dry states and parts of stets vuj permitapointklegally sold There w no q as to what congress ebould do j tone tapeIliquor lorcsw will allow U importratE eoaritrStop it gets deeply seated To check early ColdCuresate Preventlos oontaln no Quinine t lickeIngit promptlItrokOli scutb25 cents Vest pocket boxes 5 cents Sold by all dealers The Undertaker at the Farm Hardware r yourcaUly srrr ADoctors Medicine Aycrs Cherry Pectoral is not a simple cough syrup It is a doctorstcasesochronic cases of asthma pleu clay bronchitis consumption Ask your doctor about this J Thet l kind of a tetimsatal I 814 for over Utr ren iSHaurSAIWPARIILA r erSfHK1tC I MUAftYou win hasten recovery by takIna ono of Ayors PHfo nt liodtlmo r Sheriffs Sale for Taxes q On Monday March 9 1908 it being the first IltiafFulton Court t 11 llusdoorI hi for taxes due the State of Kentucky and County of Fultn cost of sale the following described real estate tIIeS8II1 m dn th names of the following parties towit called Feb 17a special term of Fiscal thltaxes of anyone wrongfully assessed Two dollars added in each case for costar 1 pubs W CHICT wmrri aQIII NOn n+ PAW pMtrxn vum TAX 4 t F 1 Utferrymen Hn T F 111 Full SltOO tUttf 1 c 1 t I u I La BfCttMJomi J4 a tafj w 1 410 911 7Sm II n ywatlClts Nftwrfe If afenl no 1 4M 147- Camfoell t2 U W t JittI MI 11 t 1 IMloa MO ff4l- BrvMJlI 21 acres IfR 1 t 1b m fM V 1 111 acre b ao l i Hubert Un M J f ft 1 t 1 Ifctiott IM JIIII 1 tI10 H JotinoM Artswr R 1 t 1 Anton 10011 ItlEilI 3 iPrmoeMA 2 t1II 110i 11 9dIIII 111W ilit jnBI P Jt M NI HH 1 CT 1gtItAML1tODOt llJaiAt ttlFliI l i I Ak mltr Mmnitnt 1111 Futton iN 91I t 1 IllAloxtwier JIM 11 IN r jQiI in EH MftKe Lou 1 Ut 10 d1st1 i l i CrotJord Hlrsuu 1 t I 3f its Q ttlEH Htnllas firths 1 t I n IN tLJI M 10 A H HatltosIIb WIt 1 t I N 42 v tiE t11 Pxlotell WRt 1 tilt1 N 14I3ita J 1 t 1 E H- IlIKHSltwggai W lI 1 t IIt Slf TM SMltb Hatyr 1 t t tIG 1110 I ittt E 1- 1CA1a 1WetW8ITI iilEH joittteett Kra Id ltV IS sicitt gtorid MO P OS rJ ItlBH 3atft elss Ttjin H HUMt 4W 16i ayllli11 T I O A H If1eJ tAM PIIICJ1It tII 7 Mew crad Adnme CM It 1 IMNMN- Fowlfce 1111 Tltj 1 Nt Our 172 Ilona toed ClIO tMUSt M r t UStoJ4 Grave Rn Irrm1110 SOB IIIHI Geezer J A 1 t 1 W BhitmMi MO f 04- oof cv1 arl 4 T MO aorrr Id Lab X P 41 anotea hwtll IO Vii 1 JiIM M terra oId Merger Tom SiJ Jets Inod fib 4101 JI N lace MMttaii u W Iff tierce lath TOO 11 S4 hcUIt Mm War 4fS acres Un IuH It Will M saw land MO- tegers t M Mft Mary 11T aopas land 1T0 flu J T SE lT Sheriff Full n Co Farmers Institute Meeting A meettR of the l brnaee rnetl lute Web of FuKon cowrtr will be In 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ROfo Ao OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE AND ABSOLUTELY THE BEST IIIIC Millionaire CAnned Goods U u tcrtrqrnnd Produd Chase Sanbornfs Coffco Andi teas Call on or IsAenfcooc os when m serf of OtOCK KEATS or IUD STUFF1 CI Telephone 6 3 IrrrsI Iedford c 3Ftancllo g tI Will build you A HOMEOK 11AJBV MOrMJ V NAYI5 It will pay you to investigate this pUn It will interest you if you are paying rmt dlrateraslerlhardwaret JDSI f 1t1V11 11 1t 1i NOTICE Your Water and Light rent is due on the FIRST OF EACH MONTH and if not palIl lbv the TENTH will be cut off This took effect November 1 1000 Pay at the Hickman Ice Coal Co ollfc at the Ice factory Office open from 7 n m until 0 p mIn day except Sunday and on the Oth and 10lM of each month it is open until 0 p m Hickman Ice Coal Co Inc- A O CARUTHERS Mgr I

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