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The Hickman courier: January 4, 1912

The Hickman courier: January 4, 1912 The Hickman courier 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Warren & Martin Hickman, KY 1912 hic1912010401_sn85052141 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. The Hickman courier: January 4, 1912 The Hickman courier Warren & Martin Hickman, KY 1912 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 4.. "IT wmmtSSimfSASmmim ii- -. i out. we doat.be-llev- e Ln a paper onforclnr anyone. If you do not want to mli a copy, keep the subscrlp-tlo- n paid up. A notice of e i pi ration la siren here Mday ahead with J $1 In per Year Advance No eiwptlons lo o this rule, only It n cliritP enough. it tbla pnpr coil t njtnr. .Noinmil; lo spend too tim nmounl lor n Jjl the county anil r OLDEST PAPER IN WESTERN KENTUCKY THE HICKMAN COURIER, Volume 52 HICKMAN, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, TWO MEN KILLED. Negro Slays Two While Men In Fight Near This Cily. Sheriff Rushes Stayer to Paducah Jail. This Paptr Always 'Stops when roar time Is Local News 1912 GIVES BIRTH Iumber 27 A Blue Mark JietoBear's TO FOUR part towards increasing population. taking your advice and doing their N H Busfvr ""ssssss. Law They tell mo ben I go to bed The lait Docembcr nlgbt, 111 have to go without a meal Until tho next year's light. Somo peoplo think thoy'ro awful Ia ajra there Isn't anything; smart. Tbat folk ran soo or hoar Hut I know what they menn; Wbmi mWnlKht cornea and Father Tho next year bn to bo next day Tlrao Thero'a nothing In between. HrlBc In another rear. I fooling; mo. Whr do the people sing meeting, and Add call It watch-nigh- t Wo do tho church bells ring? If Now Year's comoa ns Into ngain This yonr its It did Inst, I don't bcllovo I'll got to too The end, when It rocs past, licn the now ono starts to ro And Across tho calendar, Last tlmfl I watched until I dreamed I was a New "Vera star. It rnuat hare taken awful long To count Juit once a year. Tboy piled It up to hero. Hat maybe ho ssys tbejr got the number of Tho year by adding one Kach New Year'a to tho year before, And when that year was done, I)y adding on another, till Vs. A New Year'a day's a happy time Yor almoit every ono It acema a aort of Mart of things, With nothing qulto begun, And everybody' feeling young And apry, juit like a boy, I hope your happy Now Year will He aptlllng-fut- l of joy. TOMMT, "Y of and Incidentally tho other ftllo' Ilut I won't carry It to a .Nirvana state of Inactivity. Tho world out move. I know. A smll will carry mo more through tho cmlng year uuuj a frown. Ilealdea, It's more my mohU, l suc-rttafu-ly tion, hi will think that I am catty. In either ciso I lose. "Truth I a moon reflected In many wators,M says an eastern proverb. I will rcmembor that when questioning my erring child. "Union and liberty, ono and Insop-arablnow and forover," I a pretty sey's heart, causing instant death. good motto for married ones. Tho It is believed by many that the My biMband Is not a hero to tho trouble I that liberty drift Into In otter woman. 8ho think her partner ilgnlflcanro, and union end at the trouble was culmination of recent U juit as good. I will give her a court. I will bo wise. threats made Dy unknown parties livcbisre to sound his praise. Despite tbo fact that lovo makoa ing In the bottoms against the neI will not shako the other girl's the world go round, he cannot pay the groes and land owners. There has falie balr in tho mnn's faco. If It gaa bill or the rent I will look out ts a match, ho will not bellovo for tbo broad and cheese and lov been more or less friction , because rxl ce ard If It la an obvious substitu will provide tho kisses. certain white men objected to negroes being employed on bottom plantations. Numerous notices have have been posted warning both land owners and their negroes. Here is a copy of one, lettered with a lead pencil on a piece of thin board with eleven notches cut at the top : J,Mr. Land Owner, we will advise you that you cannot work niggers in 1912. Try it old nigger. What would you think if you was to go asleep some night and never wake up. Better let this stay here.'' e, co OptlraUm turna up the corners At the home of Rauel Barfield, on tbat we say Jock lorwart C. T. Bnndurant's place a few miles tm Mi twit, amt to m below Hickman, Christmas night, Ntmcrles only good of tht two white men, brothers, Frank and vatyaTMikt the wH dk. Tn Atvt fit tobsMt sad Louis Ramsey, went to the negro's cabin and raised a disturbance which fcHkr nay we not cry out, bt race ibe www bravely. resulted in their instant death. Etak to our Ideals or woaanly swectnesf Until the fa:ts became known, bmi irwn me strewn wdkd trim Make I ihere was strong talk of lynching the ttitm real. Sbew'us how we to oincr nero, but early Tuesday morning women i to those who may be kld a4 TaHea bare fatted ! the story leaked out and sentiment ftrant ibe special grace of tymfatby. may we ludge men not by trivial stand, was somewhat changed. rds, tut by the broader ciikm wbkb Sheriff Uoaldcr Johnson carried ofec lust due to their untiring efforts, shaJ their the negro to Paducah for safe keep courage, their silent acceptance or tbe bar! facts or lire. ing. Relp us to meibcr all little. IcmIv mu From what we are able to learn it tfren. seem that Frank and Louis Ramsey, If any we lore bave burt us, let its love together with another white man tbem still. (He to us some work fa whkh wt m.u named Raymond Wallace and a nego gladly gro by the name of GIsh went to the wc nuy in tbe morning, and Trom wbkb resi wnen toe scaaows or tb eve home of Barfield Monday night nwg (all. Jlnd then. 0 Cord of Till tht ntnrij seven o'clock, looking for Bar- field. He and his wife had cone to Md ot Till new Years, wben tbou bast given fo h ifccse things which sbali put us right church. The men waited on the wttb owielws and witb our reHowmen, railroad track until the negro re- grant fo each or us, we beseech Cbee, our turned, and followed him to his Momcnvot rtcJ4 ecstasy, our little share of human bappintss, and. In tbe end, a quJcl house. The negro GIsh went into heart. Ttnttn. the house from the tear door and got Batfield's pistol, while the white man forced an entrance at the front door. The negro asked them not to come in, but they persistedja doing so and emphasied their attentions by shooting Barfield in the side. The negro grabbed his shot gun and return the fire when he saw he UTrssssWCsV was about to be murdered. One DnT jsssssYl charge took effect in Frank Ramsey's stomach and another in Louis RamJ s The Stork Brings West Hick- Mrs. Bivens takes the prize, havgiven birth to three girls and a man Lady Three Girls and Boy ing boy today." Tuesday Morning. e At any rate, there is no race in Hickman. Four babies at one time ; think of The mother of these children is 36 years old and has ten children. it. But its really a fact, and occurred Her first babies were twin3. She right here in Hickman Tuesday seems to be getting along nicely. . morning. We have heard a number o peo Four perfect babies, weighing ple say they would certainly not call from 2 2 to 3 pounds each, arriv- Dr. Curlin since this has happsned. ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. T. Bivens Tuesday morning. Percival Davis writes from Leach-villThe first was born at 8 :50, the next Ark: "Wish you could be at 9 . 50, another at 10:25, and the out here to help to kill deer and last one at 10 :30. By the time the wolves that come within five miles of last child was born, not only the town, also wish the Hickman sports father but the attending physician, such fellows as Sid Dodds and Dr. Dr. P. B. Curlin, were about ready Curlin could have been out here to collapse. This unlooked for state last Monday. There was a party of of affairs found the household un- five out hunting and killed two fine prepared for the proper reception of deer. Leachville is right in the so many citizens, but they were look- midst of the hunting ground." ed' after as well as circumstances Lee Atwill returned to Lexington, would permit. One of the quartette, Tuesday, to resume his school work, the boy died Tuesday afternoon at with four o'clock, but the other three are after spending the holidays his parents, Lewis Atwill and famdoing nicely. Roosevelt's ily. Knowing Miss Thelma Logon, who is attend-in- g weakness for twins, triplets, etc., school in Clinton, spent the holi S. L. Dodds sent the following teledays here with her parents. "People of Hickman are gram: suci-cide, s. f OnfeSfSiyUH aJ . 1 lU i " 'J Urn fl 1.7 i sn sssssWB v . Pj )V TOT fT-r- '. 2L9UtKwivS YourUMeF ygzZz&S, D71 This sign was posted on a tree near the Stahr farm and had no signature. It is a sequel to the recent nightnder operations. Wallace and Gish made their escape d but later when the sheriff and were enroute to Hickman, the latter noticed Gish board, the train, and he was also taken into custody. At Hickman, Gish tried to make his escape and received the contents of Bar-fiel- O all our customers, and all the .other good people whom we wish wereour custom ers, this is a New Years greeting. T YHEN sickness is in your home---o- r not convenient to call personally phone your order. Prompt attention will be given and immediate delivery made. at any other time when it is 45 CUMBERLAND PHONE HOME PHONE 10 shotgun in his leg. He is now in the Hickman jail. Both the dead men are married, and each of them have four children. They have been in this end of the county about two years, coming here from near Fulton. Their bodjes were buried at Union Church near Wc pay special attention to orders by phone. You will find it a good way to get articles for the sick room in a hurry. that city. Wallace is in jail here but refuses to talk. He does, however, state that be was intoxicated and does not remember a thing that happened. Mrs. R. B. Johnson entertained New Year's Day at 1 o'clock" lunch- eon. The raenue was very elaborate, served in six courses. The following were present, Mrs. B. T. Davis, Miss Virginia Davis, Mrs. Er nest Johnson, Mrs. J. W. Roney, Mrs. R. L. Bradley. We hope everybody who has done business with us .during 1911 has found it profitable; the goodsasatisfactory, our service agreeable. We shall try to serve you better in 1912 than in 1911; we shall try to have better merchandise than ever before, and sell it to the better advantage of our customers than ever before. We want you to feel that if any dealings wjjth us, injhe past have not been wholly as you expected and ,as you wanted, or in any way not satisfactory, we should be glad to know about it, and do what we can to make it right. Here are a few of Our Specialties : Tarpine and Croup Remedies for the Croup. Guaranteed Tarpine and Capsacold Guaranteed for the bad cold. Neu-He- d Helm & Ellison "The Nyal Store" Hickman Courier and Commercial Appeal ::::: Come in and get a Calendar. We want one inn every inome in mis vicinity. ........ ?Fm 1 year, $1.25 Jno. Plant and family, of Tenn., have moved back to Fulton to reside. He will farm near. Sassafras Ridge. Sure nuff, they will come back. Johns-sonvill- e, Smith & Amberg J PRICES FIXED B BALLOT Kentucky Stale Notes. . laws in chauges Many the asylums aio conPacking Company governing Minutes of National now law that templated in a to Bo Demanded to Uphold will bo submitted to tho next legContention of Veeder. Judge A. J. 0. Wells, islature. 9f Murray, a member of tho board, has Chlciffco, Jan. 2. When the trial ot codified all of the laws governing the the pachors la returned Tuesday charitable Institutions, and has made morning. with Henry Veeder, secre- them all into one chapter of the Kentary of. the old "pool," and lator of the tucky Statutes If the bill is passed. National Pocking company, on the Tho law will provide that the Chairstand, the government will undertake man Of the Hoard of Control shall reto establish: ceive $3,000 in snlary, and that ho That representatives ot six packing ihall devote all of his ttmo to tho In companies, In weekly meetings. Axed stitutions, and that tho superinten tho prlco of fresh meat for the cur- dents of the asylums shall receive rent week by ballot; and, $2,500 instead of $2,000 ns thoy now That tho National Packing company get; tho first asslstnnt physician, was In reality hut a substitute succes- S1.C00; the second assistant, $1,250; sor for the Illegal "pool" dissolved tho third assistant, $1,000, and all othor when it faced prosecution In 1900. assistants, IS50. It also provided that To prove these charges, which form tho steward get $1,200. One ot the most Important features the basis of the government's case, tho minute of tho National Packing of tho bill Is that tho per capita be company will be domanded of young raised from $1C0 to $1S0, which will Veeder, who also will be asked tho moan an annual Increase in rovonuo "Did the packers of $100,000, which Is to be used to inspecific question: by ballot fix margin, which amounted crease tho salaries of tho employes, and to erect suitable hospitals. It Is to price fixing!" Testimony dealing In blunt, direct provided that no patients shall be adfashion with thoso Important points mitted to the asylum unless having jwas not reached on the first afternoon been examined by two phyclclans. pof the testimony of Veeder, Jr., but they have pronounced the patient inho was led right up to them. He ad- sane. A hospital for tho criminal Insane, mitted that reports of "margins" wero made weekly to hlra by tho packers, to be located at Lakeland, is also prothereby confessing that a system of vided for. This place would not bavo margins did exist, as charged by tho more than three dozen Inmates under government, but he was not taken tho present conditions. The foeble over the ground of the application or minded would bo thoso under 18 years taking maneffect of tho margins as to price fix- ot ago who are capable ot point- ual training, and those under 30 years ing. Neither was ho asked tho age who aro likely to beget their ed question: "Why Is tho National of kind. Packing company!" Census Figures. QOVCRNMENT SET RATES PACKERS SAYS New Law For State Asylums. EACH WEEK. the Announcement CHANGE MADE IN FIRM take this means of notifying the friends of the firm and the general public that I have purchased the entire interest of my partner, Mr. Chas. Parham, in the firm of Bradley & Parham, and will continue the. business at its present location. I will handle the same line of goods and make every effort to carry only the best and at the lowest prices commensurate with legitimate business. In behalf of the old firm, 1 desire to thank those who have contributed so liberally to our success, and solicit a continuance of your patronage and jgood will. This change makes it necessary for me to urge those owing the firm of Bradley & Parham to come forward and settle at once. Please do not overlook this matter as prompt settlement is absolutely necessary. Wishing each and every friend of this store a prosperous New Year, and extending you .a cordial invitation to make Respectfully, it your headquarters at all times, I am R. L. BRADLEY. I 6 DIE IN WRECK OF FLYER ot Broken Rail Pitches Great Northern's Bank "Oreaanlan" Down Fire Destroys Two Cars. Sharon, 8. D., Jan. 2. Train No. S of tho Great Northern railway, tho "Oregonlan," was wrecked four miles west of Finley, with six dead and thirteen lnjjred. The wreck was duo to a broken rail. The train was bound for Seattle. On the train in his private car was J. M. 0 ruber, general manager ot tho Great Northern railway, who escaped unhurt. His car went oft the track, but remained upright. Of thoso Injured only two were seriously hurt, nccordlng to officials of the Great Northern. The dining car, the tourist car and the first and second day coaches turned over. Tho dining car, tourist car and tho first emday coach rolled down a bankment. The tourist and dining cars caught fir from the rango and were burned. Efforts to put out the flame with fire extinguishers, snow and wet blanket were without avalL WOMAN, 101, CELEBRATES Ewlng, IIL, Pioneer, Has All Faculties and Enjoys Birthday Party With Old Friends. Frankfort. A new census bulletin devoted to an analysis of Kentucky population figures has just been issued. It contains the following In 1910 Kentucky's urban population was 24.3 per cent of the total, or G55.442. These persons dwelt In all Incorporated cities and towns ot over 2,500 inhabitants. In 1910 Kentucky's rural population was 75.7 per cent, or 1,734,403 persons, who dwelt without tho incorporated cities and towns. In 1900 tho urban population percentage was 21.8, or 467,668 persons, and the rural population was 78.2, or 1,679,606 persons. ' There has thus been a slight decrease in the proportion ot urban population. There aro 24 counties that show a larger proportion of urban population In 1910 than 1900, and St eou"i; ohe- - a smo-Hurian proportion. Of tho remainder, 84 Kentucky counties are shown to have been wholly rural at tho taking of both the 1900 and 1910 census. A comparison of the total population in 1910 of the cities and towns having a population of not less than 2,500 each with the total papulation of the same places in 1910, shows an Increase of 14.9 per cent. During the samo period the rural population Increased 4.2 per cent. Tho population ot urban areas thus Increased more than three times as rapidly as rural in Kentucky, while in the United States as a whole, urban .population Increased 34.9 per cent, and rural 11.2 per cent in the last decade. ARE MICROBES IN YOUR SCALP? It Hoi Ruoh Creek Items. j sue-man- TIRED RUN-DOW- N PEOPLE After Chriittnai and th: first of Unna of Hamburg, Orr another year we come wishing mid Dr. Subournml, the leading 'cess to our grand old paper. . icui.ii uisvuverea luai n microbe causes baldntiw. Kathleen White, Flora Henry and Theli theory lias time and again been amply Clara and Emma Davis spent Thurs- .. VdWrlmt lvtt.t. n.w.AuiL.1. .if... carried on under tho observation of day with Ma'mc McClellan. eminent scientists. This microbe There was a large crowd at Will lodge In the Sebum, which U the nat Fields Sunday. ural hair oil, aud when permitted to tlourlxh it destroys tho hair follicles aud in time the pores entirely close,! Miss Lorene Davis gave a patty and the scalp gradually taken on a at her home Saturday night. shiny appearance. When this happens Charley Noonon gave a dinner there Is no Iiojkj of the growth of hair being revived. Sunday. We have a remedy which will, we Mrs. Martha Roper, Mrs. Cannie honcHtly believe, remove dandruff, exterminate the microbe, promote good Adams and Mrs. Croitic gave din rlrculutlou In the scalp and around the ners Monday. hnlr roots, tighten and revltnllze the hair roots, and overcome baldness, so Mrs. Tom Bondurant gave a dinlong as there l.t any life left In the hair ner Tuesday. Professor Bn Proved Causa Baldntt. That Microbes A North Carolina Man Suggests a Kcmedy Greensboro, N. C "For a Jonie tlmo I was so run down and debilitated that I could hardly drag around. My appctlto was poor and I could not sleep nlghU. I had tried different tonics without benefit. I was advised to try your cod liver and Iron tonic, Vlnol, nnd I am so glad I did. for It gnvo mo a hearty appetite. 1 soon commenced to sleep soundly, and I feci strong; well and moro o than I havo for years. Every rundown or debilitated person should Just glvo Vlnol a trial,- - K. AllsbrooV. What Vlnol did for Mr. AlUbrook It will do for overy weak, or dcbllllatcd person In this vicinity. To show our faith wo will furnish tho medicine free If It does not do as wo claim. Como In and got a bottlo on theso terms. Helm & Ellison, Hickman, Ky. ac-tlvrun-dow- n PUBLIC SALE 180 Acres Land to be Sold to Highest Didder I will sell to the highest a' , bidder at agreed sale, belvrr hours of 10 a. m. and 12 r Monday, January, 29, 1912, , Court House in Hickman, lb' lowing land, belonging to Sa mon: The northeast quarter of 32, containing 180 acres m r less, bounded on the south ty' Lunsford, east by Tom R north by Johnnie Lane, west Salmon, being the land bougtt Mrs. H. E. Warren. Terms : one half cash, biU six months time at 6 per ceat, able note. Goaldkr John v ! roots. General Assembly. The measure also Lena Binford visited Nora Binford provides for the office ot Hotel InChristmas week. spector, to be filled by appointment by tho Governor, tho inspector to reOra, Mayme and Robbie Roper ceive 15 a day and actual traveling spent Christmas week with Mr. and oxpenscs while in tho actual discharge Mrs. Nichols, their grandparents. of his duties. Dr. Ben L. Brunor, soon to retire Prof, and Mrs. Ellis and son, of from the office of Secretary ot State, Is chairman of tho commlttoo that Milan, Tenn., visited in Cayce, framed tho bill. It contains eighteen In renewing for the Courier, our Tuesday. ONE IN HUNDRED WEDS sections, covering practically all mat' old friend Jesse Ray, of Yankee, N tor pertaining' to hotels. Mayme McClellan and Emma Da Mex., writes: "As I am snowProvided tho bill is enacted, New York Bureau Issues 54,578 Marvis spent New Year's night with ed roller or endless towels, may no bound, will write, a few lines to the riage Licenses In 1911 3,145 Zllla Carter. longer bo used in public washrooms. good old weekly paper, More Than In 1910. the Hick The measuro also provides for adeMrs. Larry Sublette spent Friday quate means of escape from hotels in man Courier, that makes me glad New York, Jan. 2 One marriage to case of fire, and deals with hostelrles once a week. Northern Mexico and with her aunt Miss Mannie Luten. every 100 of population was tho apfrom tho standpoint of sanitation and Colorado are at present (Dec. 26) proximate rate In Now York during comfort Zilla Carter spent part of Christ1911, according to figures made pubcovered with snow from one to six mas week with her father, S. M. lic by tho marriage license bureau, Old Club Reorganized. feet deep, though it is clear and Carter, near Hickman. after closing for tho year. With a record of sixty years to sus- pleasant today." During tho twelve months 54,578 li- tain the Assembly Ball Club, perhaps Messers Horace Roper and Lon-nl- e censes were issued, or 3,145 more the oldest organization of Its kind In Mrs. J. L. Amberg entertained Bradley spent Tuesday with In 1910. than this country, has been reorganized According to these figures 109,158 will begin giving weekly hails on and Monday at 6 o'clock dinner in hon- Misses Joe Crostic and Nannie Kate the persons took a chance with the god night of January 2, the day tho Lcgls- - or of H. C. Amberg. The menu Ramer. dess vesta In tho year that closed lature begins Its sessions this winter. was very eloborate and served in Sunday. Miss Carrie Barber, ot near MosThe new club, which is a continuation of the old, with many membors who nine courses. Those present were: cow, spent a few days of last week Haas Dead In Prison Quarry. have been members for some years, T. T. Stephens, R. M. Isler, J. "VV. Chicago, Ja.n 2. Herman Haas, plans to have moro attractive oatarw Rogers, C G, Schlenker. Harvy Ef- - at the home of Joe Crostic. talnmenU '.hat er, rr:rc: tc Who stole 1100,000 from the Corn Misies Toe Crostic and Nannie firjger, Dr. E. M. Crutchfield, E. B. National bank of Chicago, ot the previous record. Tho new president, Prultt Graham, is a past master Prather, H. L. Amberg, Gus Alex- Kate Ramer spent Tuesday night at which he was auditor, was killed in a rock slide In tho prison quarries at In tho art ot leading gormans and ar- ander, Dr. J. M. Hubbard, J W. Cayce with their aunt, Mrs. George the Joliet penitentiary, where bo was ranging for balls. He was in charge Cowgill. Johnson. of the inaugural ball, and made that a serving a sentence of six years. decided succosb. Ho was selected as Jeff Davis, wife and children Rev. Stockton returned Tuesday president ot the Assembly Club this Gen. Lee Has Broken Hip. spent Monday with Mrs. Emma Iltour through Richmond, Va Jan. 2. den. O. W. winter because of bis executive ability. from an extended linois including Cairo, St. Louis, De- Rose near Hickman. Cuatls Lee, eon of Robert E. Leo, is 'variously 111 at bis home, Fairfax Mayme McClellan spent Friday A dry, hacking cough is hard on catur, Danville and other places. eonfity. The distinguished Confeder- tho lungs, often causing them at Georgetown, 111., has with Flora Henry. to bleed The church ate soldier, 80 years old, Is suffering BALLAJUV HOREHOUND SYRUP extended him a call but he has not from a broken hip. Mrs. Tom Bondurant spent Friday is a healing balm that quickly repairs damages in tho Jungs and air pas- yet accepted. afternoon with Miss Nannie Luten. sages. Prico 25c, 50c and $1.00 per The postoffice safe of Hardin was Anyone wishing to invest in real bottle. Sold by Hickman Drug Co. Leap year again, girls, cracked last week and $600 stolen. B. Shaw, Moving PleturM Saturday ntfht, m( see M. and miles Intervening between houses. Her husband diea thirty years ago and since then she has lived with her eons, W. C. and J. J. Pierce. Tho annual birthday party always is looked forward to with much Interest by Mrs. Pierce. Today It was marked by a family reunion and gathering ot old friends. so-ca- ll Ewlng, III., Jan. 2. Mrs. Eliza Pierce celebrated her one hundred and For Better Bed Sheets. first birthday at her home in Ewlng Providing for two clean sheets to today. Mrs Pierce was bora in North the bed, each sheet to be at least 108 Carolina, January 1, 1811. She is won- Inches long, a bill seeking to regulate derfully active for her years and has the operations of hotels In Kentucky has Just been prepared by the Legisall her faculties. When Mrs. Pierce came to Illinois lative Committee of Post D, Travelers' there was little to be seen but tho Protective Association, and will be inwide expanse of prairie land, miles troduced at the coming session of the We back up th! statement with our own personal guarantee that this remedy called Itoxall 03" nalr Tonle will be nnppllcd free of all cost to tho user If it falls to do as we state. It will frequently help to restore gray and faded hair to Its original color, providing loss of color has been caused by disease; yet It Is In no sense n dye. Rexall 'W nalr Tonle accom plishes these results by aiding In mak ing every hair root, follicle, and plg uient gland strong and active, and by stimulating n natural flow of coloring pigment throughout the hair cells, We exact no obligations or promises we simply ask you to give Rexall "03" Hnlr Tonic a thorough trial and if not satisfied tell us and we will refund tho money you paid ns for It. Two sizes, price GO cents and $1.00. Remember, you can obtain It only at our store The Rexall Store. The Hickman Drug Co. There were a crowd of youn girls and boys at Jeff Davises Friday Frankfort Boy Honored. Tho president sont to the senatn the Escapes with His Life. night. nomination of George Weltxel. of this "Twonty-on- j years ago I ' city, to bo minister to Nicaragua. Tho Tom Cheatham and two daughappointment Is based on merit, Mr. awful death," writes II ! ters, of Union City, spent Friday to Weltzcl being a valued employo In Port Hamilton S. C. "Do Sunday with Will Moss and family. the state department, where ho has I had consmnpliwt and thr t been located for a number of years. cough I . The Christmas tree at the school He is a Spanish linguist of note, has enough. Ihad lookctl like tried everything discharged scvoral Important missions hear of, for my cough, and j house was a success. Roper school for the stato department and upon his the treatment ot tho b came over in a wagon. In Georgetown, 8. C.for a v record was Gid Binford had a Christmas din- ner. could got no rullef. A friind mo to try Dr. King's Now In. I did so, and wtui complete v I feel that I owo my life to tt throat and lung euro." Its , ly guaranteed c Pleurisy pains nro located Justbolow nil bronchial for coughs, affections tho short rbs. Il.umbago affects tho $1.00. Troll bottlo frco at ' Bamo region but toward tho back. Elllnon. BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT is tho remedy In either caso. If rubbed In Mrs. J. T. Seat wns ope thoroughly it eases pain, relaxes tho muscle and tho patient can move at Paducah Saturday for inf freely nnd comfortably. Prico gall bladcr and Is r 2Sc, COc nnd 11.00 per bottlo. Sold of tho to bo getting nloug well by Hickman Drug Co. recommended for appointment to the Nlcaraguan post by Secretary of State Knox. He will receive a salary of 110,000 a year I I I I NOTICE All parties indebted to us are I c'za requested to come forward and settle, and oblige I I 1 I H H hickman nmift m v IAAA sstw Incorporated. As s VI s ss "The Rexall Store" I H I IH ate ...inylUI.!! II. j , lWf PTTwrwfpir'W 'Wlii!P jT M,a1g55ssgapaa ff1 MJ-'- a .WMt Kjfaifc T frfabj T,pBBGMBCJfiBMBiBBBriF??ff?"'"jT3BBfcS3iy'..-- ' it i a 7 i? if 1 1 if H $ i Jpui Ll - - i -- m - i i f- -1 HapeVil LoBg-Strok- e "32" sassBrwna Five Passenger Touring Car $900 T-B. Detrok. Includinc equipment of wlnihlrld, ras lamp and generator, oil lamps, toots and horn. l Tama aptou Ibtoi) and rerene; itidincjcean. Four cylinder motor, bore x 5 , inch itruLe. Boach nugucto. wbeelbaae. 30 xi'i Inch tire. Color Standard Hupmobile blue The new tourinc car will be first exhibited at me urand central f auce. Mew lorK. January 7; and subsequently at the principal automobile ahowi throughout the country. A car that gives you a totally new idea of what you ought to get for $900 by points of difference and departure which no motorist can mistake. Evolved out of the experience which has built thousands of the Hupmobile Runabout the quality car today, as it always has been, of the runabout class. Designed by E. A. Nelson, Chief Engineer of the Hupp Motor Car Company since its inception and designer of the original Hupmobile Runabout To him and the skilled shop organization which he has continuously maintained, we owe the inimitable lines, the marked simplicity, the efficiency and the high . ' quality of workmanship incorporated in the Runabout. individuality as the Runabout; and still further removed from comparison by : Impressed with the same-stronThird, tho Americanization, after close study abroad, of invalSecond, the body design and construction which attains the purpose First, the small bore, uable engineering principles entirely Hew to this country. of the "undcrslung" and avoids all of its disadvantages; and long stroke motor. A new and larger Hupmobile which immediately thrusts upon your attention a score of tangible superiorities which set it in a class apart from cars of its price. Touring Car for $900 which rejects every characteristic of commonplace construction ; and makes clear its invasion of the field above that price; A five-passenger Some of the points which make the price unprecedented a practice vhrh, the new The three chief characteristics of Ability. Hupmobile The cylinders arc cast en bloc, more, u pi es a except in cars selling br SZjtK) and tvi Durability, Efficiency, and arc crankshaft. durability we mean that we believe that there are By more years of quiet, competent service, and a greater The Hupmobile crankshaft has three Urge main bearings, bronze back, Babbitt lined less wear lewer adjuscapacity for withstanding hard knocks in tills car car tmentslonger life. than have ever before been incorporated in apart at is Other bearings include high duty I lyr.tt roller and F. &. S any figure near this price because every annular; while the wheels are mounted on Bower made of good material and more than amply strong bearings. for a car of this size and weight. n lower oil and gasoline consump-tioBv efficiency, we The valves all on one side are enclosed by a Dressed : a lesser tire cost ; and a smaller outlay for repairs. steel cover, which keeps oil in and dirt out; and because By ability, we mean (50 more pulling power for moundirt is kept out, the valves remain noiseless, show minimum wear and require minimum adjustment. tain wotk and heavy roads; 4 to & miles of speed at any time and all times; and ability to throttle Many a car of 50 to 60 horsepower carries a clutch no to a walking gait or to pick up quickly withlarger than the clutch of the new Hupmobile. A lulriple feeling the weight of the car. out discs gives positive action and disc type, with advantages are due in large measure, of starts the car smoothly and easily. first of the small-borSurS to the motor, one of the are amply type peculiar to the finest foreign Transmission gearsand are quiet large for a 40 horsepower at all speeds. car; run slowly cam, ever maniiiaciureu in um cuum j. nu-an 13-inc- h This excess strength extends also to the rear axle large and strong enough for a car. The gears have an unusually large number of teeth -- Another precaution against wear and the possibility of trouble. full-floatin- g seven-passeng- er Oil is fed to all parts and bearings of the unit power plant under pressure the flywheel runs in oil and its Gi centrifugal force takes the place of a pump. One kind of oil is used for engine, clutch and transmission instead of oil and grease, and it circulates and lubricates until it is literally worn out a self-evide- rJ economy. Body and chassis design embody ity, and minimize skidding. a low center of grav- : -- e, long-strok- e The springs are strong and unusually flexible; the rear spring is the patented Hupmobile cross type; the upholstering is deep and soft all features that add to the comfort of those in the car. Hupp Motor Car Company, Detroit, Michigan Display Dealer's Name street address aad telephena numbers hare Hupmobile Runabout $750 including top, windshield, gas erator, three oil lamps, tools cylinders, 20 H. P., sliding gears. F. O. B. Detroit, lamps and genand horn. Four Bosch magneto. In the new Hupmobile plant now nearing completion, which will have when finished a capacity of 15,000 to 20,000 cars a year, the Runabout always a car of unprecedented popularity-- will continue to occupy the same large part in our manufacturing plans that it does at present. HuptnobiU Coupe Chassis same as Runabout- $1100 f. o. b. Detroit. g Hupmobile Roadster Chassis same ss Car $850 f. o. b. Detroit World-Tourin- m to VA VvWflBkv 135r V JJftlyrttlllJ1 JO,lrC , .. A ..! x:4 - LSiSSSKaKiESSESSSBSSBBBaJ:J . .jSi - , " .ifc.''A.- -y " . Tt"i - BUYS ANOTHER YARD. W. A. Dodd Now Owm Union City Lumber Yard. W A. Dodds closed the deal yes- HOLIDAYS WEDDINGS. TRAVIS terday for the purchase of the business of the Bransford Lumber Co., at Union City. Including their stock of lumber, buildings and grounds. This Is said to be the leading lumber concern of the city In which It Is loThe deal Involves upwards cated. of ?20,000. Mr Dodds will continue to look after his lumber Interests In Hickman, and for the present John Brans-ford- , who has boon connected with the Bransford Lumber Co., will look after the Union City yards for Mr Dodds. Tho homo office of both yards, of course, will be Hickman. MARRIAGE LICENSES Granted In Obion County, Since Our Lsst Issue. Joe Crafton and Mary Burrton. W. E. Oates and Helen Wilson. Houston Slier and Lizzie Kelley. Earl Davis and Mattle Leo Lyon. L. S. Wlloughby and M. L. -- our lending shoe and furnishing stores being disposed of his Interest In this store Because of tHor health and The ndvlsde by his physician to go west, last week to T. J. Malone. C. ! Shumate orgnnlzer and cashier same day It L. rndley bought out of the Peoples Bnnk. of this city, ten- Mr. Malone, un Mrf Bradley Is nb.w owner of tho business. Both dered his resignation to his board n members of the old firm are hust bout the lattor part of TVcember. Chas. B. Travis, one or our homo ling business nion and built up n boys and a mighty clowr fellow, wan fine trade In the six years they have elected to succeed Mr. Shumate and been In business. Mr. Bradley Is u ontored upon his new duties Dec. safe, conservative business man nnd on.l A luvtt.ii-- Knlnrtlnll rolllll not we predict (hat his trnde will conhave boon made. Mr. Travis has for tinue to Increaso. sometime been engaged In tho mill business here nnd built up a splen- NOTICE. did trado. The Courier regrets to lose Mr. Your city taxes nre past duo nnd Shumate, who has gone to Lincoln, unless they are paid by Fob. 1, 1312, New Mexico. Ho Is a will be advertised. Pay now and gontlemanly fellow, nnd never misses save further costs. Tom Dillon, Sr.. MAN: MB. BUSINESS Tho will handle the finest line of 1913 an opportunity to help his fellow- - City Tax Collector .........., that AVnr onmn tn lllplr. l man and his home town Here's -- . Mrs 11 F Gabby entertained her man. Don't place an order with any-- ! hoping that he may spofdlly recover 'Sunday School class Saturdny night body until you see this line. 'and soon be among us again Several weddings took place In this Among tounty during the holidays. them are Robt. Hallow and Bertha Travis of Mayflel, Dec. 22; M. J Arnold and Hettle Fuller, Dublin. Doc 2S; Wnlter Carter un S. N. Bush, Wlngo.Dec. 24; Ethel Wright nnd Em ma Oliver. Crutchfleld, Dec. 24; Dor-phBruce and Violet Duke, Fulton, Dec. 21; B. E. Browdor and Mrs. N. D. Davidson, near Fulton. Doc. 10; Orben Skaggs and Gertie Clnrk, May-fielMarvin Sutherland 21; Dec nnd Linnle Chapman Mnyfleld, DvC. 23; Bruce Wright and Ella Russell. Mayfield, Doc. 2C; E. W. Wiley Clinton an Burnlce Slayden, Fulton, Dec. 25; J. It. P6ole an L. B. Ross. Clin ton, Doc. 25; F. M. Edlngton nnd Laura Casey, Harris. PARHAM SELLS OUT. NEW CASHIER Bank, Taking Place at Peoples Chns T Parhnm, member of the of Shumate Who Resigned. firm of Bradley & l'arham, one of VITAL STATISTICS. MUSICAL Births and Deaths Reported to Registrar Durlnu Past week. Deaths. Fred Hatlert ago, IS, Dec. 21, consumption. Iluriul at Martin, Dou. 23. Mnttlo Richardson, age 3C, Dec. 21, malaria. Burial at Brownsvlllo, Dec. 23rd. C. B. Anderson, age 24, son of W. G. Anderson, of near town, died Jan. 2ml, of consumption. Burial at City Cemetery Jan. 3. MASONS ELECT OFFICERS. TREAT Italian Band and Reader at Kentucky Club Friday Night. At the regular meeting of I lick-tuu- n ldgo St. John's officers were elected for the ensuing No. 701, F. & A. M., on Day.Doo. 27, tho following Tho Troubadours Amusement Co hns been engaged to give a musical eiitertalumout nt the Kentucky Club Friday night, nnd later a dance for tho members. This musical organization Is one of the best on the rond and hne ind several tours of this end of id stnte. although this Is the first time they have been engaged for llkk-man- . The band Is composed of four Itnllnns Italian harp, fluto and two violins und a lady elocutlonlsL Kentucky Club members and thlr Indy friends nro invled to bo prs-ent- . Everybody come. disappointed. You will not b year: J. C. Sexton. W. M. II. T. Bonlc, 8. W. C.,11. Travis, J. W. .. I Kat-tere- e. Owen, Seoretary. M. Nalfeh, TreaMJrar. J no. KIrklndnll, J. 1). All officers with the uxoeptlon of tho MaBtur were Installed that night D PAFF HAWKINS CIVIL ENGINEER Land, Drainage and Municipal Surveys, Mnps, Estimntcs nnd Reports. Office over Nalfeh Bros, store. M. W. Stone and Mrs. Lula Owen. David Edwards and Nannie May LATE WEDDINGS. Council. FIRST M. E. CHURCH. Tho First Methodist church, which has been undergoing repairs for sometime, was finished In time for the impressive Christmas services, Dec. 24th, and for the song service that evening. The Ladles Aid Society was the force that brought about this church improvement. The new celllng the painted and stenciled walls, the new caipet and new pews makes It beautiful, convenient and comfortable. The ladles of the Aid Society made a social visit to the parsonage Doc. 23, and left behind so many nice gifts that the pastor an his family felt as If a vertable Santa Claus had been 41 Increase in Sales For 1911 over i9io Is what our books show Iee Poller and MUs Riddle Pollock, well known young iteople of the lower bottom, won married at the home of Eugene Pollock, P. B. F. Roberts and Miss Mary Irvln. wore married Dec. 35. Amanda W. T. HIkkIiis ami M Townsend. both' of Mfsnourl, were married Dec. 31. Ted Bujinott nnd Mini Pearl Brad i ley were married by Rev. W. O. 8tvk ' ton Dec. 16. Cora Tomlo Chlmloy nnd Mis Floyd, nee It. wero married Jan 4 Lonnle Holly, of Jordan, nnd Mb Ella Burns. o,f Cnyro, were married Dec !1 by Rev. R. A. Wood nt Cavce. Dee. S3. Hickman, Kentucky O. Hoi M I CT. O. STUBBS Slut I , laCI4BIMIf,fBrartf I'lMNt ' J N. 31 There's a Reason For such an increase in business for such a year as 1911, with lowered prices of farm products, and we cannot but believe it is due to the service, which was to give complete and perfect satisfaction to every customer, and our policy of F. E. CASE & SON Hns a full line of GOODS CAYCE NEWS. Ml 1 Pearl Johnson Is oh the nick there The First Methodist church next Sunday; Sunday School at 9:45 a. in., preaching by tho pastor at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. His evening sermons will be tho first of a series of sermons on Eternal Punishment of the Wicked. At East Hickman Chapel will be tho usual service Friday evening at 7 o'clock and Sunday School at 2:30 p, m. Sunday. Their Christmas tree ,was a great success. A great number of presents were distributed and the occasion was much enjoyed by all in attendance. The pastor Is now reinforced by Mr. McGlnnls, who superintendent of this Sunday School. COMMON SCHOOL list Mr. and FRESH CANNED DIPLOMAS. An examination for common school diplomas will bo held at the court house la Hickman, Jan. 26 and 27. ' Virginia Luten, Co. Supt. 2t BURRUS-SAUNDER- Otto Saunders, of near this city, and Miss Lucile Burma, of Woodland Mills, Tenn., wero married Saturday at the home of tho bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Kennedy, Rev Meeks, of Humboldt, Tenn., officiating. Both are popular young people. The bride is a charming and accomplished young; lady. Otto is a son of Prof. J. II. Saunders, for many years superintendent of schools of this county, and is a popular, hustling young man. Congratulations. Tom Farmer, of Fulton, died Dec. 29. Misses Birdie Thomas vslited last week. Glover and Vera friends in Kidgley E. L. King and wife, of Clayton, spent last week with S. M. Nalfch and wife. T. J. Jabbour, a now merchant of TiptonvilIe( was the guest of S. M. Nalfeh yesterday. Just received today a shipment of "Tho Famous Modjeska Caramels," at DcBow's. Owing to tho great holiday rush wo wero unable to supply our demand. Wo recelvo them fresh every week and It only takes one trial to prove it is tho best candy 2t mado. court at Union City last week It was decided that tho titles to Reelfoot Lake, supposed to be owned by the West Tenn. Land Co., were good, and that tho state had no claims to tho lake. Wo wonder if tho trial Judge had any tock in the land company? Whenever tho land company goes to squeezing the In tho Chancery fishermen out of about 'of their earning8( moro trouble will follow at tho lake. Watch it. threo-fourth- B Both Foreign nnd Domestic visited relatives here this week. Mr. and iMrs. Wade PowhII. of Oak-ton- , visited rvlntlvea here Inst week Washington Grip Flakes Cream of Wheat MIm Vera Bradley, of Corinth. MUs visited her mothor. Mm. Maggie Mays Rolled Oats and Postum a few days last week. All New Goods. Miss Eva Johnson visited MIm Nell Hurpolc near Jordan a few days Fruits, Apples, Oranges last week. Pecans, Malaga Grapes Miss Jessie Wall entertained with And Bananas A a nix o'clock dinner Thursday good time was reported. Will be glad to hnvc n part of MeAsrs. Joe Wall nnd Roy nnd Rny your trnde. Thomas left Tuesday for 1oxlnston Thanking you for your generous patronage for school after spending tho holiand trusting our efforts to please may con days with homefnlks. V tinue to merit it, and with best wishes for a Richard Reeves left Monday for Martin where he Is Attending school Happy and Prosperous New Year, we are, MIhm'ii Ethel and IJIIInn Edmlnls-to0. L visited MUs Delia 8tophonoii. . Very truly yours, of near Jnrdnn, several days last Veterinary Surgeon week. Miss May mo Jones, of Hilton, visGraduate of Chicago Vet. ile her grandmother. Mrs. Salllc College 1893. during the holidays. Miss Inez Bynum, of near Fulton, Office at Steve Stnhr's Livery Barn Is visiting relatives horo. BOTH PHONES Tommy Easloy and Miss Steward, Keildence Phone, Cutnb. 194 of lllckmnn, wore tho guests of Miss Ethel Edmlnlston Sunday. Tom Undorwood nnd family visited Calli promptly answered night or his sister at Jordan Sunday. day. Satisfaction guaranteed. MUs Lllllo Maxadon returned home Sunday after spending tho holiday MaJ W. A. Flemka will preach at j Noland Poole formerly with Elh CARD OF THANKS. the Christian church Sunday at 10 45 son Bros , has accepted a position lu with her fathor nt Morcow. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. We wish to thank our friends of s a. m. Tho morning subject. "Tho the clothing department of Smith & Ilev. and Mrs. Wood visited tho Fulton Circuit Court. second coming of Christ," night sub- Amberg's store. father at Moscow a few days Noland Is n fine Hickman for their kindness shown Ixlo Langfonl, l'laliitlff, ngnlnst ject, "Broken Saucers." This ser- fellow and will doublets bo a valua- us in the burial of our dear nnd be- last week. May tho loved wife nnd mothor. J. 11. lingford et al, Defendants. mon will be a real treat to all who ble man to his new employers. Lord's blessing bo upon each. J. S. Notice Is hereby given to the Cred hear It. At this servlco the evangeThe rivor hns readied 39 feel on Itors of I. I), tangford, deceased, savings bank Is sched- Belt and family. Tho postal list will break up some dishes with the Cairo guage and Is on a stand. that tho undersigned, CommlssIon r uled to open hero next Tuesday. a hammer. I). C. Corum, of Dumas, Ark., spent of tho Fulton Circuit Court, under " W. A. Carpenter Is hero from t, Chrlsmns nt Hickman with his fam- order In the above styled cause. i" Tenn. ily. Ho roturood to his plnco of busattond at my office In Fulton, K Miss Llzzlo Amberg is quite ill with iness tho first of thoyonr. from tho date hereof until the I "' pneumonia. Miss Jonno Meiichnm and It. N. day of January, 1312. to receive and Mrs. W. A. Nnylor Is homo from a Campbell, a popular young couple of ' hear proof of claims against visit In Fulton. House of Quality One Price Fulton, surprised tholr many friends Decedent; nnd that all clnlms not Hufu Hill has accepted Ion by going to Pnducah Wednosdny nnd to him and proven ns roqulr with Ellison Bros. being married. ed by law, wlhln tho tlmo speclfl"l Tho Hayden boys nro out of the Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Corum, of near above, will bo forever barred. meat business In West Hickman. town, entertained a few of their J. II. MIDNKR, M. C J. M. Ezelle and family visited friends nt dinner, Dec. 28 1011. Tho friends In Jackson, Tenn., last week. Invited guests woro Mr. and Mrs. W. The Christmas danco given on W. E. Carpontcr spent tho holidays J. llnrper. Mr. nnd Mrs. 8. B. Bur-ruTuesday of Inst week nt tho Kontuck with his undo, Lognn Coats, In MemMr. and Mrs. Jnmos Moss, Mr. and an We will appreciate a part of your TOBfr phis. nnd Mrs. II. McMullln, Mr. nnd Mrs. Club was largely attended anjoyablo affair. A largo number of .Miss Hazel Whlttlesy was tho guost J. M. Henderson, .Mr. Johnson, of BUSINESS of friends in Fulton n few days last Dmnna Ark., Mrs. Ednn Hendrrroii. young ladles and young men of " town were homo from college, and week. All reported as having spent a during the year 0. 1912. Thank- a largo numhor of visitors attendfd A. P. Thurmon of Mlslon, was horo time. ing you for your liberal patronage City fur Tuesday on business with tho Mongol Rear Admlrnl Robloy I). Evans, U. A string band from Ujilon in 1911. .Remember, everything nlshed tho music nnd the dances Box Co. S. N retired, affectionately known to sold here guaranteed. enjoyed until tho small hours. The Mr. Lowl( of Louisville, hns ac- all America and tho world ns "Flsht cepted position ns clerk on tho Tow-boa- Ing Bob" Evans, one of tho nnvy'n guests woro Miss Dell Mercer, of lTnln Mengel Box Co. most brilliant officers nnd the man, son, Miss Agnes Coble, of Robert Douglns, of Memphis, Is hew who, ns commander In chief, piloted City, Mr. Hnwcs and Will II. tho guest of his nieces, Misses Mario the famous Amorlcan fleet nround gnrt, of Union City, Floyd Nnylor. of and Homer Green and Savannah Capo Horn nnd up tho Pacific to San New Orlenns, Hnrry Prathcr, of Pnna Michigan Eakcr. Francisco, died suddenly Into Tuesday ma, Charles Stephens, of iMcCrnckon, of Now Albanv, Frank Mr. nnd Mrs. Hardy Llgon, of Un-Io- n afternoon at Washington of heart In. City, camo over Sunday to visit fnlluro, superinduced by an attack of House of Quality One Price J J. C. Bondurant, returning Mon- ncuto Indigestion. Assessor Chns. Beadles is horo from day. They wero nccompanled homo Fulton on business this week. Head by their children who spent tho holiIt begins to look llko wo would get lea snys tho next shorlff of this coun days here. penny postngo soon., ty. will bo Mr. Ed Ityniim, of Fulton, Your Money Back if Not Satisfied iUono xon n i. Ellison Bros. I Int-ter- Trez.-evnn- I I H I H H I H I I I H , t, J'k a' I I I I . THE HICKMAN COURIER "Covet Western Kinluikt Ukethe'Dru" SPEEH 4 SEXTON, PUBLISHERS Subscription Rates $1.00 per Year OS ONE UTAH, OPERA COMING Opera House Ono Nigh, Friday, Jan. 19. The company 1h headed by tlio well- . ..... Ilt.l.. ..!... ..! .In..!.... ..dluti, Glydo I mux, who is supported b I players. .Mr. Long oust of wilt Introduce hi latest and mom uov ol sflnlty, "Tho Scarecrow Dance" dona by Mr. long, la pronounoed by press and public as biting In n c!as by Itself. Tuowlny ovunliiR at seven o'olook lUtv. J. J. Caslloborry at his homo on South street, performed the ceremony that mndo .Mr. Elvis Anglon and Miss Hfflo I'aho man and wife. Tho groom ii a rMlont of Hickman. Ky., while (he brldo lias Ixwn making hor homo In this city. O. M. Mathl of this ptna4w nccompatKHl Itho brldnl party to tho pastor rfomo. Mr. und Mrs. Anglon will bo nt homo at lilokmnn.-Mnyfle- ld well-know- n VVVVVVVVV Tho State Legislature Is in session. CALIFORNIA IN NATION- Here and There or Somewhere at Hickman Furniture Millet Is on tho sick v oaHBii MMaaawwi Hi V. .1 W THREE OFFICIAL8 HELD Get the best Co Mrs. W. A Rock. Hinshaw is hero from Little Pay No Profits to Trusts or Middlemen HEN you buy shoes there's a heap of satis-fnctio- lilt ii WIDE CONSPIRACY NET. J. 11. Circuit court will begin in Hickman tho ICth. Got your Furniture at Hickman Furniture Co. Will Caldwell Wednesday. Dernle Hughes Tenn., Sunday. was n list. 9 NAMED IN INDICTMENT Los AiiKulrs, Cnl., Jan. 2. Throe labor loaders of national prominence were inJIcted and arrested In Log Angeles In the government's first roundup of men alleged to bo conuuetod with tho nation-widdynamiting consplrac), which federal grand Juries began Investigating hero and In Indianapolis directly after the McN'amura brothers uiudo their contention December 1. Tho mn arrested aro Olaf Tvelt-moo- , Bouiouir) treasurer of the Call fornla state building trades council and head of the Aslutlc Exclusion leanuf Anton Johansen, orgaulier of the Htuto building trades council, and J. K. .Munnoy, head of the Salt Lake City local union of bridge and structural Iron workers, of which organization John J. McN'amara, now serving a. lUtcen-yeasentence In San Quen-tiprison, was international secretary and traevuror at the time of his coiifusslon. Thoy are charged with having conspired to transport nitroglycerin and other explosives from one state to another In violation of tho interstate commerce laws. K. A. Clancey. formerly business agent of the structural Iron workers' union In Ran Frnnclsco, was charged with the same offecso In tho same but has not yet been e r sr-ret- Dolly Owuus was In Union City last week. Geo. Hadley spent ion City. in "Union Ciy In Jackson, rela- Sunday In wife Un- was J. O. Ryan and week In Hickman. spent last Hick- in knowing that you are getting the full worth 'ii of your money. You can have that confidence in "Endwell" shoes. Most shoes cost more than they are worth, because they i leather and pass through so are made from trust-tanne- d many middlemen, each of whom must add his profit to the cost before the shoes reach you. i- - Get your monoy's worth at man Furniture Co. Dr. C. M. Dlackford visited tives in Louisville last week. Whufn become of that wholesale grocery for Hickman? W. II. Heath, of Morehouso, Mo., Is here spondlng n few dnys. Mrs. Arthur Shaw, of 8tnte Lino, visited Mrs. J. It. Drown Tuesday. Tom Doyle, of Cairo, has been employed as pilot on tho Mengcl Tug. Mrs. W. E. Allen vlsled Mrs. F. W. Pardue, at Union City, this week. "Endwell" shoes nrc made by Endicott, Johnson & Co. from Soft, fine upper leathers leather produced in their own tanneries. and Forest Oak or Kromelk socs tanned for service. Good workmanship and correct style in every pair shoes you'll be proud of in any company at a distinct saving in cost. M'is Faustina Wlngo spent the holidays with relatives at Trezevant, Tenn. .Motwongor. CURLIN-FLEMING- . Among tho holiday weddings of was the marring of Mis WUt Mrytlo CurMn to Corporal Arthur IS. Pluming. Tlitt wedding took pbioo at tho honi of the bride parents, Mr. and Mrs. south of town. W. 1'. CurMn, & tnll Tusftday nftornoon. Owe. 20, ltov. Mput Koon Wtago oftlotntliiR. following the wrrtnfw owemony n Iniuntlful iwp-p- r wn enjoyed by about 30 rUi-Uand friends who had aseinbled to wtitMMUt tho happy ovenU Mrs. Mowing is tho daughter of W. J'. CurHn and wlfo, anil a most furllwiit young lady. Sh In a vary ialtrttl tuusMau and noirtilar In a V nid circle of notlttalntatMHM. ).ikw of no Hwwotor, nobler younK M(iiun. and Mr. PtwmlHg U to umm wIiihImc htr heart im1 Uh xroow wll b (s a capital frllow, with n IiimmI full Af good lion mho nwd a heart lull of kiwi-- ' ami RaswrosHy. For Ui put lour )Mr htt torn! in th U. 8 itmr. n corporal in tho 4th Field He will, hawovor. fld the in whleh he him JMt en4i ; i VacW Main miNHtor to Mr Plowing lua m irf Mm O. I., i ,u of Hits otty, and kM muiy fi,. ikU in Htcktnnn. their i Ik- happy couple w1H utak Uh bwt im the farm ii id the Mail. Uti'ii our bmK. wMhm U you ifrt Mrs. Julia Lofton, of Henderson, Alfred A. Morrow, former cltlozn Tenn., Is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. of Moscow, died nt Wolf Island, SunC. Carter. day. The roada aro almost impassible Mrs. M. Amberg Is vlsllng hor daughter, Mrs. Guy Uobblns, in Mny-fel- on account or tho recent rains nnd then freezing. Miss Lucile Robblns, of New Mnd-riIf you want better shingles, try our Mo., 1b tho guest of her sister, California Redwood. Royinold, Mosa Mrs. A. A. Farls. Lumber Co. Miss Llzzlo Amberg spent ChristMIbs Mario Hrovard returned Tuesday from a week's visit with friends mas with her sister, Mrs. Guy Rob-binin Mayfiold. nt III ploy, Tonn. FOR SALE AT ONCE Ono million Mr. aud Mrs. A. M. Tyler and son extra fino cypress shingles. C. M. wont to Newborn Wednesday on a Yates Shlnglo Co. visit to rolativus. W. C. Reed.GuB Alexander and E. John Nelson has moved to tho old M. Cruchfield atended the dance !n Wndo place, near town, which was Union City, Tuesday night. recently purchased by J. II. Nelson. Misses Emma and Annie Dallow Dr. James IlaIior( nn old Hickman returned homo Saturday after a week boy. now of Memphis, Is here his visit to Dixon Springs, Tenn. week visiting his father-in-law- , Jno. Mrs. I. D. CurHn and children Stubba. her parents, W. E. Scates and John Ilnrpor, of Obion county, died wife, nt Union City this week. Jan. 1st, nt tho homo of his sister, Mrs. V. C. Farrls. Ho was born in Mrs. Charles Mooro and little daughters returned Monday from a 1860 and never married. visit to relatives in Union City. MIbsoa Chnrlotto Hubbard and Louise Atwood visited Miss Agnes N. N. Townsond, of East Prairie, Coble Tuesday in Union City and at- Mo. visited his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. tended tho danco thoro that night. J. A. Townsend, during tho holidays. f. Jesso Bills, of near Owcnsboro. who Miss Lillian Harrison, of Paragould, has been employed as clork on tho Ark., Is visiting her undo nnd aunt, Str. Mongol Uox Company, resigned Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Woods, this week. this week and loft Tuesday for his homo. Steve Stohr, wife and two children spent tho holidays in Louisville, CinMbss Tliolmn Logan reunied to. Clnlton Monday whore she Is attend- cinnati, Indianapolis, and other northern points. ing Hchool. Shw was accompanied by Mrs. W. J. Iogan, who returned J. W. Provow, in West Hickman, has Tuesday. nt nil times a full stock of wall paper. Got his prices and see the Mrs S. M. Hubbard and A. K. Kennedy and wife moved Into tho proper- goods beforo buying. ty recently purchased from W. L. A. N. Pennington returned to his Hynum 1'arham has moved homo In Jackson, Tenn., Sunday, af Helm. into tho old Hubbard placo. ter spending tho holidays with his mother Mrs. C. C. Wood. LOST: Tuesday night between Seat &Carpontor 'ore and town, watch Tho Industrial Leaguo is preparing fob. with horso head and horseshoe, nn advertsllng campaign for Hickman horse hns gold bridle and shoe has tha ought to mako tilings hum. It gold nails. Finder return to this of- will do much but If wo want to do fice nnd receive reward. mucher, we must havo a commercial charge of club. Leonard Reeves now has C. 11. Travis' mill in Won Hickman' Wo understand tho C, M & O. slnco Mr. Travis hns accepted the railroad will go right ahead with con cashlorshlp of tho Peoples Dank. struction work In tho early spring Leonard understands tho business and extending the lino from Hickman to Is n good man for tho place Metropolis, Ills. This will add to the gonornl activity that Is scheduled to tako placo hero while tho year is young. s, vis-Re- d tjfx Nv 1 if Prices $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 ENDWELL SHOE No. 548 Russia calf (tan) button shoe. "Bump" last. Stitched with white thread. Mediumweightoafcsole. Also similar shoe in blucher style. Just one of 100 new styles. Uco-Kriu4a- ll agent rf the foderal grand Jury in fjalberlng ertdonce; tho two McN'amara brothers and David Kaplan and ono Schmidt, the alleged confederates of Jameti U McN'amara In tho blowing up of th Los Angeles Times building. Nine Named by Indictment. In addition to tbone four, five other men wcie named in the Indictment OrUe McManigal, confessed accomplice of the McNnmaras and chief XM? SULLIVAN BROTHERS Ar-illr- jr rlc fr - wh-4m- ntr AN IMPORTANT EVENT. Mi ixxt Momlay orotlHg, Jatmary o'olook, thwo wfll be a . ninrtnlnmont nt tJw Lytic that will 1m of unumiaI Inv i Htckmnn. Ii Mill be n staraopttcon demoMtrat th work on the I'mmum Oh-j- ' ' f the affect of lt opening on " Souih In Kencrnl ami on Illrkman .Mrnnilnr. mi Hiluk white olthens cordially In- ! o mtend. Thr will be no ''""-- and It Is not n HCheme to catch ii i ,j. Ihii n alennout hlRhclass mi-' rial entertntnmont ou Uie sub-- j ..f iKvp Wntar Wn- - nml will lie ! worth your whllt. i .it " 30 ''bin -' - i and Mrs. V. A. Hamkn and I'ullen will boKln a mission """I'lR in tho old Gom Thoatre in ' Illrkman noxt week. M ' 0 M C'HJ J)oublro0mbn are necessary and property, but they cannot b relied upon always. Although they may put out fire, water may do much damapo as the fire. Flro 'nsurance protects you against tho lo" by flro as well as the loss by Wjter damage. A fire Insurance y m a reliable company with a n (0r fap dealing antj prompt- "Mi Is your beat protection. We only such companies. Both Phones 97. Over H. D. & T. Co. Mve much po-,crep-'ee- Tvlettnoc, Jobnnnsen and Munsoy obtained ball In the sum of $S,000 eaoh. after having been held prisoners In tho United States marshal's office for five hours. Kdward A llegan, deputy United States attorney, approved tho bonds and agreed with Attorney Job Ilarrl-man- , who represented the accused men, that the arraignment should not Lake place beforo Tuesday. Says Unions Retarded Hunt. Oscar Lkwlcr, spoclal government prosecutor, dictated beforo bis departure a statement to be given out after the first arrest. Tho statement says: "Notwithstanding omphalic protestations on the pnrt of certain labor leaders, of opposition to the dynamiting practices Indulged In by the MoN'amarak, not one of them baa lifted a hand to aid the officers of the law In. their efforts to discover the truth. On the contrary, there has beon exhibited a decided disposition to impede such efforts. "The name of organized labor has beon prostituted by a band of criminals, and it stems to thoso conducting tho Investigation thnt unless labor leaders, who nssert that thoy wero deceived by tho McN'amaras, publicly demand from the latter and all others a full and complete exposition of every detail of their dastardly operations, whoever may be Implicated thereby, und thus demonstrate a genuine respect for the laws which havo been so ruthlessly violated, doubts as to the goo4 faith of such assertions aro amply Justified. "Tho aid of District Attorney Fredericks and his assistants, as well as that of Mr. McLaren of tho Hums forces, has been Invaluable and Is most deeply appreciated." A. I. McConnlck, Unltod States district attorney, declared positively that tho government's Investigation Into the alleged national dynamite conspiracy was by no means ended. Look ! Look ! Now is the time for you to buy your HORSE COVERS, LAP ROBES, and SADDLES. I am making a making a special price now to get rid of them for Spring stock. PHONE 154 HICKMAN HARNESS CO. iS5 Tj""msM?irTr 5lS Triple stamped Plated Knives last longer through harder ...uImi (I.4M ,n, nfhr h came they have a nana bolittr, which docs awar with harp corners ( here blade Is loined to handle) w here wear if constant and hardest. This Is but one oi many notable leatuTesol BARNHARD SUSPECT HELD Indiana Farmhand Arrested In nection With Kansas Crime Four Slain at One Time. Dowmnn, Con- FOR SALE: Two residences on Troy avenue. Good lot, barn, etc. Ono houso has 10 rooms; the other 4 rooms Lot lOOxlSO. Also another good residence near tho Presbyterian church. All of th&so aro A No. 1 property. pleco of Reasonablo terms. Apply at this office. A sensation AN BICCE-- that Is on tap the murderer of It. It J Is said Hugg, a Fire departments H. C. HELM, Agent. Indinnapolls, lnd., Jnu. 2. Charles son of a Westfleld, Ind fanner, was arrested nt tho J. M. 1347 ROGERS BROS: Illeley farm near Nora, In connection knives, which give lastln with tho murder of four persons on service and satisfaction. tho Barnhnrd farm, near Knnsas City, Numerous patterns are ottered in this famous Has., tho nlcht of December 9, 1910. Plate that Wears." Uow man, tho police allege, has adSold by leading dealers employed by George eenrwhere. Send lor catmitted ho was alogue "OI," showing all Ilarnlinrd, owner of the farm, who was designs. found in tho barn with His noaa MtllOtN BIITlimil CO. (tntrroallontl BUrer time of tho murder, crushed at tho Co., Hucctuur.) but denies being connected with It. HliiMa. Cml He Is BAld to have described tho killing of the four persons to Detectives Cronln and Dorossett, who arSavo tho trouble of smoking your rested him, but states ho was told of circumstances by tho real mur- meat by using our Liquid Smoko. 75c tho derer, who, ho Bnyp, Is now out of tho worth will tako caro of 000 pounds country. of meat nnd glvo it tho regular old hickory flavor keep it firm and You got what you pay for when you sweet tho year 'round; no skippers. trado with us. Wo don't sell you Your money back If not satisfied. anono grndo of shingles and dollvor Bottoreworth & rrathor. other. C. M. Yatoa Shingle Co. cr man mysteriously murdered at Fulton a year ago, hns been learned by a confession. After Rugg was killed ho was hnuled in wagon to tho outskirts of town and hid behind a barn. The negro Is said to havo confessed to having helped handle tho corpso. Sev eral peoplo wero tried for tho crlmo but all wero released. Tho departure today of Misses Ruth nnd Mary Gimbro for their homo at Hickman brings to a close a most delightful week spent at tho country home of Mrs. Lehman Brow- dor, "Maplo Grove." where sho has been tho charming hostess of n number of Fulton's young ladles In hon or of her pretty visitors. Thoso tho season of good cheer with Mrs, Browder wore: Misses Ruth nnd Mary Klinbro, Clara Fields, Eula Houso Edith nnd Esther Thompson. Fulton Leader, I t- - CiPlTAlf H'llY SOT SEE US ABOUT THE LOAN -- MOSEY HAS NEPER SO AS AT PRESENT COM, MBHCIAL PAPE-R- , V.VDEK.T.1KING T1UN rOWR. ".r' MORTCAGEIOANS ETCX IS A GOOD "DAT TO GET AC, QUA IN TED Ifl Til OVK. METIIQ-DSI- ' IKNB WMMSHnW HICKMAN jFUrtms DDSgll BANK AHO TRUST CO &7W50.000g5Wpa5 Ulshop C. E. Woodcock, of LouisProf. Gnbhy entertained a number of his friends nt a stag 6 o'clock ville, will preach nt St. Paul's Episnight. Several copal church In Hickman next Tuesdinner Christmas gitcst wero present nnd nn excellent day evening at 7 o'clock. dinner served. Miss Luctlo Gabby entertained a II. T. Dealo and W. A. Dodds wero number of her friends Tuesday evening of last week. An excellent time In Union. City on business, Monday. was reported by all present Wodo Harris, of Union. City, spent rvivA rllinvltr Bnnnt thA hnlldavH Tuesday with his brother, Oco Har with hla parents at Lowlsport, Ky. ris. Are You A Woman & 0 WITHOUT WATER AND LIGHT City Has Been In Darkness And Dry Fop Five Days. Qner's b -i- mt SW- - mrm TAKE The f Woman's Tonic ELI The New Year begins earliest on 180th meridian, that is at the part of the world which lies exactly opposite Greenwich, on the magic line where sailors hare to Jump a day either forwards or backwards, according as they are sailing with or against ' the sun. The earth rotates on Its axis once every twenty-fou- r hours, so that In the same period of time the sun apparently circles the earth. Supposing we travel around the earth In the same direction as the sun, and at a speed great enough to keep It In sight, thon iwe get back to our starting point with, .out once seeing a sunset, so that as ifar as we are concerned It Is still tho same day. As a matter of fact. It Is the exactly one day later. Even If you dt not keep the sun over you on your voyage. It Is apparent that you will reach your starting point with your calculations one day out, unless you have provided for this by striking out an extra day on the calendar. It you travel against the sun you will havo to add a day to the calendar. The convention that has been established with regard to this matter is to consider the day as begtnnlng at in 180th meridian, so that the lSlst meridian Is always a day ahead of th 179th. As the day begins llrst at tho 180th meridian, the New Year cornea first at that point, too, being there twelve hours sooner than It comes at Greenwich. ( Igoingto save Cooyrleht 1909, by C. U. Zimmerman Co. fo.32 HOW MUCH ARE YOU THISYEAB ? you spend all you make T0 do you'll never get ahead. If you ever have a bank account? surest way to save. You can start; one with us with a dollar and you will be surprised how loud that dollar will cry for another to keep it company, so that the two may work for you. The establishment of a bank account is the first step toward acquiring a habit of thrift. Did you That is the The Peoples Bank Solicits Your Patronage. Jno Meacham, for many years one It. II. Kirk, who suffered a broken les a few weeks ago by n horse fall-In- s of the main stays of the Hickman. 01. him, Is getting along first rate. Hardware Co., lias roslgnod his position with that firm to accept n poJames Garrett (hotter knows as sition with It. L. Ilradloy. Mr. Meach-urKirk) and family arc here from OklaIs a competent, rollablo young relatives. .Mr Gar- man and will make good anywhere homa visiting rett expects to embark In the candy you put him. manufacturing and confectionery Tho Daughters of tho Confederacy in Hickman in a short time. He (was reared near this city but has will meet Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 9, All Ieen out west for almost 25 years. with Miss Marguerito Fuoua. members oro urged to bo present. back, thou prodlcal son. Welcome n bus-Jno- Both big boilers at tho power plant of the Hickman lee nnd Coal Co. burned out Sunday morning reaulUng One Kind of Man. In putting the water and light sysCourtesy to women, old and young, tem of Hickman out of commission part of everybody's homo for about five daya We have expo-- should be a t ml nl n Without It ho is likely to riino.d the real truth of the old adago soifteh; and a rudo, Hint 'we never miss the water 'til bo boorish nnd overrating brother and ou is a danthe well goes dry." developing Into an oxactluR, 11 nidi the groat Inconvonlonco suf cer of husband. Ho Is W'oly UKMis fcrw! by the clip's GO00 population dtccoui boys who to belong to tho class-o- f for luck of water nnd light, several nay to their dependent upon plant for wat- come Into the house nnd firms Uters er for engine boilers nnd electric cur-re"Here . Mary, you've got tho ohalr for motors have been out of 1 always tike to sit In. nnd Kntlo has business Chiuf among these wero tho I Want. Let mo' hate nnd the the paper Hickman Steam office lly w'ay of lexplaim-tlo- them"' Courier He receives tho oha.tr and paper ns to delay In Issuing tho Cour without a word of thank, and then ier this week, we will Just say thnt we have been unable to move n enya: "There's a button off my overcoat, wheel until Thursday morning. We I want oho of you girls to put been forced to lew mi lots of news awl hae It on before morning. Mary, run and and advertising out but have done " the best we could under" tho olr- - got my aHppers Ills lint. Klovcs nnd overcoat have imslancet). In dlfferont iwirls The power plant Is now In shape been thrown down igain Holler makers from Jackson, of the room for hie mother or stater awny. Ills mothtogether with local force of tho com- to pick up nnd put pany, haw worked almost dny and er conn Into the room and ho wiye: Mother isn't supper most ready? nit,ht to inako the needed repairs, am half starved." and the repair bill will amount to It will be ready In a few minutes," Manager several hundred dollars. his mother replies. Ulllon nnd Supt. Hughes thinks wo "Well 1 wish you'd hurry up." will have no further trouble now, and , At the table he Is aimed first and we hope they are right. nlwiiyv has tho best of everything, a eoureo woll calculated to foster his GEN. TYLER GIVES $700. Jelftsii and autocrntlc tendonolos. To the Masons as "Little" In his own home ho Is sort of n despot He feels that his persona! Christmas Remembrance. Comfort should ho tho chief end nnd Gen. II. A. Tylor, thaat prince of aim of his wife's llfo. A delnyed dingood fellows, whoso fullnosa of heart ner hi an button brings on nn acute knows no bounds, plaed Santa Clauit attack of unforglveabto offonao, and for the Hickman Masons on tho night a missing that disagreeable iuont.nl of Dec. 27th, by giving thorn some- disorder celled sulks. Mo Is ttkoly to bo one of tho men thing over $700. The lodge was In session when Gen. Tyler railed up who keep their seats while ladles stand In the horse car. arguing whllo by phone and Informed the member that he was cancelling their lndobt-ednes- s he doe so that "women hae just to him an amount borrowed as much right to stand ns men. Obtrusle dlaeourteay of this kind for fixing up the lodge hall nearly nlwuys has It origin lu the It would be hard to describe the footings of that body when tho good early home life of the man who maniuewtt became known. A committee fests It. was immediately appointed to framo n card of thanks for the genorous When Women Should Marry. gift, but we don't think the commitFrobably the beat time for the aver-ag- o tee has over been able to find words woman o marry would be any that will adequately express tho Maago between twenty four and thirty son's appreciation. woman Gen. Tylor has been more than gen- five. It la not said that no should marry earlier or lator than orous with this lodge on former and his last gift was unex- either of theso ages; but youth and pected. Ho Is hownver nn enthus-Jnst- c health and vigor aro ordinarily nt members of both tho Hluo lodge their highest perfection between thoio marriages aro sel and Chnpter bodlos of this city, and two periods. Barly dom dealrnblo for girls and that for ho derives as much pleasuro out of Immamaking these glfta ns the members many reasons. Tho brain Is ture tho reason is feoble and tho chardo In receiving them. He is built consideration that way. Here's hoping this gallant acter Is unformed. The girl to marry which would prompt n soldier. Mason, citizen, philanthropseventeen would In many cases ist and manly man live long among at weight with her at twen- us. Ho has made many a heart glad bavo 'little At seventeen she Is a child, and is one of the few mon who does n womnu at twenty-fou- r not worship tho dollar. Where a girl has Intelligent par ents, tho seven years between soven- Clyde Howling, of Charleston, accl- - teon nnd twenty-fou- r aro the periods dontly shot and killed himself while when mind nnd body are most union- hunting lant week. able to wlso discipline nnd bost re pay tho thought and' toll devoted to 1912 the big yoar In Hickman. Hofore aovonteen Let tholr rovelopment Moro factories, moro railroads. few glrlB have learnd to understand tho boostere lino up. what llfo is nnd what duty is. Thoy Tuesdny ap- cannot vnluo what is best either In Governor McCreary on r pointed Hon. W. J. Jackson, of Clin- the father'n wisdom or In tho math-oWhen married nt tondornoss. personal ton ns a Colonel on his tho childish period thoy aro like staff. young recruits taken fresh from tho Equalization farm and tho workshop and hurried Tho Fulton county board has been in session several off to n long campaign without any days, hearing tho usual amount of pit- period of preliminary drill and trainThe ing or like a school boy removed from iful talos of members of tho board aro IL K. Kcl-le- school to a curacy without being J. T. Stubblefleld, W. I'. Felts, sent to the university or to n theologi K. Anderson, J. C. Itopcr, W. C. cal hail. J. Johnson and L.. M. Carter. Whp can help grieving over a child-wifospccinlly If she has children The new railroad from Hickman to and .a husband who is an experienced Clinton, If it comes on tho .line Tho und possibly exnctlng lout week, will enter Clinton his love soon cools tho Horry's arm on tho ardor of across Fonbroke bliss of hor pootlcal Imaginasouth side and will tnp tho I. Cmalii tion vanishes like the summor mist; Itlngo line nt a point opposite tho there Id nothing left but disappointnond. The surveying party complet ment and wonder that what promised the line from IJayou do Chlon to ed to bo so boautiful and long a dny v Clinton last Snturday and It Is should bo clouded almost huforo guii-rlsunderstood thnt tho survoy will end hero Instead of proceeding on to I'nducah. Clinton Gnzotto. Aphorisms. Wo are sorry to roiort that blooded Politeness Is as natural to dcllcnto horses at tho Oakwood Stock rurm are to bo sold without a single re- natures as pcrfumo is to flowers. Shun idlancss, it is tho rust (hat servation. This la an absoluto This Includes Alfred attaches Itaolf to the most brilliant sale. Kel-lemetals. Q, San Mateo, Irascible Squirrel, Tho surest way to pleaso Is to for anil nil brood mares and Star colts nnd In fact ovcry horse now at get ono's solf and to think only of Oakwood. In talking to our friend, others. Nothing sharpens tho arrow of sarHob Tylor, ho says ho hntes to seo go out of his homo casm w keenly as tho courtesy that nil this fitock county but thnt ho has decided to pollution It. No reproach Is like thnt quit tho business for many reasons. wo clothe with a smilo and present Ho says ho will sell to hlfl homo peo- with a bow. If wo had no defects wo should ple privately on six months time note without interest. What not tako so much plensuro in discovbankablo is left goes to tho ealo barn nt Jack-eo- n ering thoso of others. Thinkers aro as scarco as gold but Tenn., In March, nt n 1 t. e sur-veye- d boy-mngen-nrnlldls-porsy vw .jl..js Qk he whoso thought embraces all his subjects who pursues It unluterrupt. wily and feerlets of conaequonco Is a diamond of enrmooua size aro perto wound; and sentiment haps the most cruol weapons man can employ to wound his fellow-ma- n. A homely man of merit Is novor As soon as ho Ih named his physique la forgotten; his mind p.iss ea through it to see his Mill! There Is no better excess lu the world than the excess of gmtltud-- It Is never the opinion of other that displeases ua.but the pertlnnclty thoy display In obtruding them ukii us. Ho who thinks himself good for everything is often good for nothing Youth la sweet with ita fiery outer I nupposo mature manhood will lie iuat aa inuoli so, though in u calmor way, and age, quieter still will have Its own merit tho thing is only to do with Mfe what wo ought and what la suited to each of Ita atiigoe; do all, enjoy them and I aup poe thee two rules amount to the same thing. To die is a aeriutia thing, to live la far more aorioua. Living, wo accumulate the evidence that ahull be used against ua when we pass, through death, to the Judgment Uwm to think aorloualy of llfo 'hat )ou may think aorloualy of death Destroys Dandruff Aycr's Hair Vigor keeps the scilp clean and healthy, destroys all dandruff, and greatly promotes the growth of the hair. You will certainly be pjensed with it as a dressing for your hair. It keeps the hair soft nnd priw and smooth and promptly checks any falling of the hair. It does not color the hair, and tiinnot Injure the hair or scalp. Consult your doctor about these hair problems. Ask him what he thinks of Ayer's Hair Vigor. tlltylhJ ttt Q CO., U.,11, Hut Another New Trust Every new customer in our store is n New Truit. The customer Trusts us to supply the best Medicine IL tnnt ran m Doctor Trusts us to comt.l pound the best medicine rr-rvnrl Uitno back may come from over work, cold settled lu the muscles of the back, or from dlana. In the two former enaea tho right rented) la HALl-AlUr- should be rubbed In thoroughly over the affected part, the relief will b prompt and antlaftiotory. Frlce 25c, 1 00 per bottlo. Sold by 60c ami Hickman Drug Co. Hickman morcbanla had Christmas trade. n big S SNOW LINI.MKNT It - possible for his patients. Neither Trust is violated. School wna dlamleaed Monday. Tues day and Wednesday on account of having no water. Miss Mary Klmhro spent a few daya with Mra. lolHhtimn Ilrowder. at Fulton, tbta wek. A. Townaend qrdere the Courier N. N Towt sent to hla brothur-lu-ln- "Hcujler'tS Candy " For sale at J. send, nt Kenton Tonn,for one year Martin, Tenn, experienced aatreoua fire lost WedReadny bulldlnga wer3 burned, with of over 1100,000 Four dry stores, two mllHnury, ami on store were burned. n dla Cowgill's Drug Store Seven a loaa gooda drug Raise in Rates Th public U hereby nolinrd ! that th Mra. Hud Slcdgo. age about 36 yeats died at her homo on W. V. CMrlln'a COTTAGE HOTEL place near thla city. December 16, llnlr.ai now tuberculosis oauslng her demise. He- A DAY sides her husband aho leavo tbreo months, to mourn her loaa. Hurlal Meals and Beds are 35c Each small children, the young est nlno nt Ioplar Grovo. She had resided We mo forc tothanaofrotn llUtotl Mrouutot cnral blab prlrn In thla vlolnlly for about ten years, and wna a good woman. Tho husW. J. COOK, Proprietor. band and motHortee little onea havo our sympathy. WA McMtlHn. wifo and duu ' llobrrt Del'rteat. and JS years, died ter spout the holdlnya with rotaUf-lNew Yoar' day at the home of hkt Korreat and Strathroy, Canada fnthor-ln-laItobt. Folk, noar thla Saml. Howltt and wlfo. of Carl city, after a llngoiing lllnoaa of tuIlia . are-- here to ajHind a Uooenaed had been out dale. berculosis. weeka with tholr dnughtflr, Mra. W wont several year hoping tlmt hla II. IlnlUor condition would bo benoflMed, but he gradually grew worse. He la surTho Industrial Ioague offlw " vived by his wife and ono child. Tho beon moved from tho Peoples IUnk remnlns wero burled nt I'oplnr Grove to tho rear room upatnlra over Tuesday Hank A. Trout Co. $1.40 f- Card of Thanks The Hickman Furniture Co. feels very grateful to its many customers nnd friends for their patronage during the year of 1911, making our volume of business the largest in the history of the store. We take this means of sincerely thanking each of you and wishing you a prosperous and happy New Our endeavor will be to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage given us in the past, and your trade, whether much or little, is appreciated. Respectfully, E. E. REEVES, Manager. Year. L4tijit . jit i 3E53Sm 1ffMP i,nlt""'WWijil .w tw sapF & LEIBOVITZ Wishes you a healthy, happy and prosperous ' " Grrn) LH ra a voua spells. Headaches bothered ine. w w . . ? 1912 and desires to take this opportunity of thanking you most heartily for your most liberal patronage during the past year, and earnestly solicits a continuance of the same. i. I I ITEMS Where Quality Reigns Higher than Price. I cord, at Pay for run for to suc- It was Now Year's night. An aged man was standing by th window. He mournfully raised his eyes toward tho deep blue sky, where the stars wero floating Hko whlto lilies on the surface of a cloar, calm lake. Then he cast them on the earth, whore few more helpless beings than himself woro moving toward their Inevitable goal the tomb. Already he had ed sixty of- - tho stages which lead to It, and he had brought from his Journey nothing but errors and remorse. His health was destroyed, his mind urirurnlsbed. his heart sorrowful, and his old age devoid of comfort. Tho days of his youth rose up In a vision boforo him, and ho recalled the solemn moment when his father had placed him at the entrance of two roads, one leading Into a peaceful, sunny land, covered with a fertile harvest, and resounding with soft, sweet songs; while tho other conducted the wanderer Into a doep, dark cave, whence thcro was no Issue, where poison flowed Instead of water, and whore serpents hlssod and crawled. Ho looked toward the sky, and cried out in his anguish: "Oh, youth, return! O my father, place mo once moro at the crossway of life, that I may choose tho better road J" Dut the days of his youth had passed away, and his parents were with the departed. Ho saw wandering lights float over dark marshes, and then disappear. "Such," he said, "were the days of my wasted life!" He saw a star shoot from heaven, and vanish In darkness athwart tho churchyard. "Behold an emblem of myself I " ha exclaimed; and the sharp arrows of unavailing remorse struck him to tha neart. na. Then he remembered his early cosa- panions, who had entered life with him, but who having trod the Daths of virtue and Industry, were now happy ana nonorea on this New Year's night. Tho clock In the hleh church tower struck, and the sound, falling; on nis ear, recalled the many tokens of tho love of his parents for him; the prayers they had offered up In his hehalf. Overwhelmed with sham and grief, he dared no longer look toward that heaven where they dwelt His darkened eyes dropped tears, and with ono despairing effort he cried aloud, "Come back, my early days! Come back!" And his youth did return; for all this had been but a dream, visiting his slumbers on Now Year's night. Ho was still young, his errors only wero no dream. Ho thanked God fervently that tlmo was still his own; that be had not yet entered the deep, dark cavern, but he was free to tread tho road leading to the peaceful land where sunny harvests wave. Ye who still linger on the threshold of life, doubting which path to choose, remember that when years shall bo passed, and your feet shall stumble on tho dark mountain, vnn will cry bitterly, but cry In vain, "O youth, return! Oh, give me back sny early days!" Jean Paul Itlchter. BLOCKADED tled on, my kidneys and at such times, tho passages of the secretions becamo too frequent. This was particularly annoying during tho night and I was often forced to arise sev eral times. Learning of Doan's Kidney Pills, I procured a box at Helm Ik Ellison's Drug Store and two days after using them, I received great roller. After I hod taken tho contents of this box I was curod. I nov-e- r lose an opportunity in recommending Doan's Kidney Pills to othor and shall always keep them in tho houso." For sale by all ealers. Price 60 Foater-MUburcents. Co., Buffalo, New York, solo agonts for the United States. Remember tho name Doan's and take no other. suf-fero- rs n I was subject to dizzy spells during which there was a blurring of my sight. When I caught cold, it set- fS W M i i fc $ DIET OF THE TEETOTALER He Tells What H At and Drank During Day of Qolf and Business. Best Kentucky Lump FOUND; Two keys on Hazel Dell School House. K. A. Tally spent the holdays at this notice and get same his home in Murray, Ky. Judge Jo Robbins will I). Leibovltx spent Christmas Call 195 for Cleaning, Pressing Congress from this district with hi parents at Lewlsport, ceed Ollie M. James. and Repairing, White Bros. OF INTEREST. C M Reynolds spent in MemphlsJ Christmas COAL Alo Dealer In Every Household In Hickman Should Know How to Resist It. Tho back may acho becauso tho kidneys are blockaded. Help tho kidneys with their work. Tho back wll acho no more. Lots of proof that Doan's Klldney Pills do this. It's the best proof, for It comes from Hickman. C. A. Watson, Hickman, Ky says: "For some years I was a victim of kidney complaint. Thero wero pains In tho small of my back, which woro always moro severe when I stooped or lifted. My back ached at night and when I aroso In tho morning, I wa very lamo. I became easily tired and occasionally suffered from ner- - I w - i . , I.-- Nice 5 room house, modem plumo- li Housely, wife and daughter ing, 2 halls, for sale at cost. Call j. Christmas with relatives in M. Shaw, Peoples Bank. I. ilie. Miss Nell Bondurant who is attend 2'K30 investment, 5 houses, A ing cdlege in Knoxville, Tenn., r . ig an exceptional income. See spent the holidays at home. 'I Shaw. Mr. an J Mrs. K. A. Mitchell ' C Johnson and C. G. Schlen-w- - spent Christmas week in Owensboro, the latterpart of last week with Mr. Mitchell's family. , '.Athville. Frank McCracken, New of Viss Belle Mercer, of Jackson, Albany, Ind., spent the holidays , sprnt Christmas week with I here the guest of Miss Frankie ., A. ice Aroberg. Reid. i orhees, electrician for Men-- k Did you ever net you suit home Of course you want first class attending WANTED: To buy a second 'ribilt, spent the holidays at band shoe machine. This office, lp work. Well that is the only kind we do. White Bros., phone 195. Miss Emma Tyler, who is attend Miss Lizzie Lusk and Tom Steele, :r and Mrs. A. M. Tyler and son ing school in Virginia, spent the Jr., of Ripley, Tenn., have been Christmas with relatives in holidays at home. visiting Miss Dora Cavitt this week. rn. i.k Smith, who U HAY STEVE STAHR BOTH PHONES Got a homostcad in Arkansas of M. A. McDanlel orders the Cour- 1G0 acres of Government land for ier sent to his son, W. R. McDaniel, $14.00. For further information and at Happy, Ark., as a New Year's location, write T. J. Jenkins Hotef Main, Little Rock, Ark. Jan. 4 present. T was Just recalling what I had taken In the way of refreshment today," said a teetotaller to hla wife when he came home to dinner on one of the hottest days, "and It makes me astonished that there are not mora cases of upset stomachs. "You know I got up early and went up to play golf. Well, for breakfast I had a lamb chop, cereal, coffee, toast and a couple of bananas. "After I'd played the six hill holes I had a drink of Ice water, and after playing the fifteenth hole we repaired to the shanty of the flagman on the railroad and had one of his lemonades, which be makes for the thirsty golfers and through which trade be probably makes more than bis wages amount to. "After we'd finished I had a dish of ice cream and two large glasses of excellent milk. Then I took a shower bath, dressed and went down town, tarrying for a pineapple Ice cream soda and a glass of Ice water "For lunch at my usual downtown restaurant I took a lettuce and tomato sandwich, Iced tea. a good sized section of watermelon and a piece of cocoanut pie. About fifteen minutes after four o'clock I took an egg chocolate at a soda fountain. "And hers I am, ready for dinner, and not aware of any 111 effects from the variety of foods and drinks I've taken." tle FOR SALE: Fine No. 1 beef W, T. Parham R. F. D. 3. cat- I ' '. i M t No extra charge for slight repairs or.sewing on buttons. This ought to appeal to some of you old bachelors. White Bros. Heartburn, Indigestion or distress of tho stomach la instantly rolieved by HEIIUIKE. IT forces tho badly digested food out of tho body and restores tone In tho stomach and bowels l'rico COc. Sold by Hickman Drug Co. SALESMEN WANTED to look after our interest in Fulton and adjacent counties. Salary or commission. Address The Victor Oil Company, Cleveland, 0. V. L. Donnell and wife have moved back to Hickman from Troy, Tenn. He sold his farm at that place and bought 40 acres from Henry Pollock southwest of town. All members of the U. S. class of the Methodist Sunday School are urged to be present next Sunday morning at 9 :45. Important business. R. M. Eaker, Pres. i " mpany, spent the holidays from the presser with the buttons all :.. and at his former home. loose or off. We didn't press that M. Mary B. Polhamus, who has suit. White Bros. .'-a tending the Nashville Bible Mrs. C. P. Shumate returned w spent the holidays at home. Thursday from Newborn, where she V, Amberg, who is attending accompanied Mr. Shumate when he a hool at Ann Arbor, Micb., left for New Mexico. rt' he Christmas 'holidays with WANTED: Reliable, energetic ' iks. .. man to sell Lubricating oils, greases " i Mollle Bourne, who has and paints in Fulton and adjacent 'T, e l the millinery department counties. Salary or commission. .. t. 'h & Amberg'i store, left Sat--- r Stetson Oil Co., Cleveland, Ohio. .iy before Christmas, for her r Carl Schmidt and wife spent Christ t in Union City. mas day in Union City, Mrs. W. N Estes left on Christmas to Fnlton from there r Lr Martin for a week, after Schmidt going where she spent several days with i h time he went to Nashville to George Jones. taxr up r , cw duties as Assistant her mother, Mrs. xC j'l We Thank You FOR OUR 1911 n BUSINESS - rctary of ihe Y. M. C. A. Miss Mary McDaniel came home from Bowling Green to spend the holidays with her parents, M. A Their son, McDaniel and wife. Jack, who holds an important posi On account of the high water, the tion in the office of the Mengel Box Lee Line people are landing their Co., at Louisville, also spent Christboats up town, the old shack of a mas with them. wharf house being surrounded by water, as is usual when the river is YOU RISK NO MONEY. up. Maj W. R. Flemka, soldier af Moscow, Russia, and wife Oup Roputatlon and Money Are Back of This Offer. We pay for nil tho medlclno used durliiR tho trial. If our remedy falls to completely relieve yon of constipation Wp take nil the rNk. You are not obligated to us In any way whatever, If our offer. Could anything you ncci-p- t bo more fair for joti? Is there any reason why you should hesitate to put our claim to a practical test? common-scniA incut scientific, treatment Is Kwcnll Orderlies, which are eaten UK.' mndy. They are very pronounced, sentlo and pleasant in action, and particularly agreeable In dlar-rhrevery way They do not cnuse flatulence, griping, or uauea. Itexall Orderlies other Inconvenience. aged nre particularly good for children, o ra theLmmpOllthmi Nothing la more lmportaut to the home than clear, steady I'gbt. insuro this toy coitins t';e oil that burns clear anil c.ean without a Olckor down to I'cnnsylvanift the l&it drop, crude oil rcllncd to perfection. Coits no more than tho kind mivcs IMO.N15V eavei WOltIO navei eyes. Your dealer ia 80UT19 OIL In barrels direct trout ouc works, t tank-wag- oaves Ey have located in Hickman, coming The Major is here from St. Louis. a Poland by birth and a converted Jew. He is engaged in Army Mission work, delivering lectures on Russian life, Siberian mines, lite in Poland and other interesting topics. We solicit your 1912 business with the largest line of Hardware, Implements, Buggies, American Fence, etc., that we have ever carried in stock. We are here to serve you better and do more business than ever. ! r ; J 8 1 Chas. C Sfoll Ofl Co. Itoflncry at Worrea, We eoll tho celebratod Carb" Auto OIL Louisville, Ky. T. "No The home of Walter Nichols, lo cated in the Henry Addition, was destroyed by fire Sunday, Dec. 24. The house caught fire on Saturday night at 10 o'clock but was put out. It started again at 2 :30 Sunday and delicato persons. Ordermorning and was completely deWe unto you to try Itexall sizes. 10c.. about $650 with $350 lies at otir risk. Tiireo you can get stroyed. Loss and M. Itcmcmbor. community The house contained "5c . insurance. Itexall nomedles In this Itexall Store. and was comparatively only nt our storo-T- ho four rooms new. The Hickman Drug Co. Hickman Hardware Co. Incorporated. ll j WHY MOT GET THE BEST THE OLD RELIABLE, LIGHT RUNNING ? irS:wVA-:.si.Kcl- W The Courier's Weekly Sermon GOIMEflTAnY TO THE JAPANESE Engraved Calling Cards, Wedding Invitations, Src See samples. Jit Courier Office. Heathen Ancestry Not Roasting. Alns. my dear hearers. Christianity, with very precious truths nt Its foundation, seriously lost Its way long The , Everything You Want Grocer Snow Flake Flour. Best Meats in the city, fresh and' tender. Full line of the celebrated Curtis Bros. Canned Goods, guaranteed to please. Fresh Vegetables of all kinds. Full line of Heinz's, 57 varieties. Possess Traits That Ire a thy Example. Wor- v If your dealer doesn't handle it, write for prices. Hickman Wag-o- n Co. 1 1 Incorporated Pastor Russell Compliments Japs For Gentleness and Kind Demeanor, and Wishes He Could Do the Sams Por Christendom Discourse on the Importance of the Will and a Proper Choice nt the Beginning of the Year. SSaaaaTr A. M. TYLER Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public Will practice in all Courts of the State. XXlols-xiawn, TX.zr. I Office over Rice's Shoe Store VWN'SSWAVNWN aV. i The Purpose of an Advertisement is to serve your needs. It will help sell your people you want to reach. An advertiseis a reference guide to those whose wants are worth supplying. goods talk to the ment in this paper Business Directory -- ASK FOR RATES- - T. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services: Every Sunday 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Holy Communion Every '1st Sunday. W. J. McMURRY Attorney-at-La- Office la LaClede Building on corner. Hickman, Ky. DR. C. M. CRUTCHFIELD Dentist Ivi&soa'a old stand. Phone No. 2. Hickman, Ky. HICKMAN funeral FURNITURE O. Directors and Embalmera. Phone 20 day or nifht. Hickman, Ky. WOODLAWN DAIRY A. H. Leet, Proprietor. The only dairy In Fulton County. te Rough Lumber for Sale... T"f Dimension Stuff cut to order on Ens Winter Troubles. Short Notice. Mill located on Dresden Road miles east of Hickman. 2 If you are in need of anything in this line, see Dr. J. M. HUBBARD -2 December 31st. The International Fvv'tf U 1b1c I Students Committee of bct-efor the Investigation of Foreign CHILD'S DRES3. illusions, Is here. Pastor Russell, the Chairman of tbo Committee, g a v o two public Ad dresses in one of ((FASIQg. gUSSfllj our principal audi, torlunts, tho Y. M. C. A. He bad large audiences and keenest attention. His tex was from Joshua xxlv, 10, "Choose ye this day whom ye will serve." He said: In our dny the human will, although still ambitious ami avaricious, has taken a higher plane for its exercise than lu the days of Alexander the Great nnd Nnoleoti. It Is rather In the conquering of mountains nnd valleys. In the casting up of highways and piercing of tunnels; in the erection of bridges and tbo masterpiece!) of mechanical enginery which traverse the land and tho sea with al most Incredible speed. The Will's Greatest Achievement. But. said the I'uctor. the moat wonderful achievement of the will Is seen The novel feature of this little frock In The Scriptures say trula the yoke cut in one with the panel ly. "Greater Is he that ruleth bis own front of tho dress. There la also a square, straight yoke across the back. will than he tbut captures a city." (Proverb's xvl. The balance of the dress Is gathered ful Illustration!)aai The most wonderof the will thus exerand attached to the lower edge of the cised he believes are to be found In yoke. Batiste, lawn, dimity, cashmere aad fine cheviot aro appropriate for the case of Jesus nnd III footstep folBy the exercise of Ills wilt lowers. this stylo. The pattern (CC56) Is cut In sizes 1, Jesus surrendered Ills glorious condi3 and C years. Medium size reaulres tion for the huinnn estate and then delivered up Himself, as the Man Christ 1 yards of 36 Inch material. Jertii, to the doing of the Divine wilt, To procure this pattern send 10 cents to "Pattern Department." of thta paper, even unto death, that thus "by the write name and address plainly, and be. grace of Clod He might taste death for sure to give size and number of pattern. every man." (Hebrews II, 0. The motive behind that strong will was not NO. S5S6 selllslniess. but love. SIZE.. Compliments the Japanese. NAME...... When I note the gentleness and TOWN. kindness nnd courtesy of Japanese life In general. I am astonished and won STHEET AND NO. der little that the ordinary Christian 8TATE message has not nppenled more to your hearts nnd displaced Shinto worship, for which I understand you have A Sneezy Subject. two hundred thousand figures, temples. Tbero Is something more than a Sympathetically putting myself in the Joke In the resolution that "the devil's, pjnev of the Japanese. I fancy you saypaintbrush and ragweed must, go," ing. Shall we exchange our simple, adopted by the American Hay Fever esthetic gentleness nnu kindness of Association at Its session In the White spirit for the rudeness nnd sometimes Mountains. That part of the public swagger of the soldiers nnd sailors, which has not suffered from hay rev-- r, and the domineering headlness of the with its accompaniment of con- upnT (louses who come to UsT tinuous sneezing, tearful eyes, dripSympathetic! y. again 1 bear you ping nose and physical depression, say. The missionaries who have exmay laugh at tho Idea of exterminat- pounded Christianity t'o us for years ing two weeds found In almost every have told us that our parents ana part of the country, but stranger whom wo reverently worship things have happened. The pollen of are despised by your Christian Cod. the ragweed, the most prolific of all and arc damned to nn eternity of torweeds and the most easily killed. Is ture because they did not know Jesus especially Irritating to those affected and become His followers. They tell with asthma or hay fever, and the us, additionally, that we also are bound pollen of the devil's paintbrush, bet for that place of ctcrunl horror and ter known as bawkweed. Is almost as torture unless we repudiate the religion of our birth which has mado us so evil In Its effect happy nnd contented. Can you wonder that We resent such teaching; that South Americana. European visitors who do not know we merely tolerate It to avoid war; Shinto-IsSouth American conditions are sur- that we prefer Buddhism and and that our Shinto temples the extravagance of many prised at anthe more rapidly of the women's toilets in that part of tagonism to Christianity? because of the world. The most extravagant of French confections are often scarcoly elaborate enough for Ouenos Aires, and firms in Paris creato specially expensive fashions for the South Amort-catrade. laW Baal Toklo. Japan, n, W Practical Fashions lVEilc?j i kvl centuries ago and wandered far from the Inspired teachings of the Bible. This Is the explanation of the numerous sects and parties of Christendom and the different doctrines, none of from which I am here to defend-eit- her the standpoint of reason or the Bible. The Bible does not teach, as once you supposed, that eternul torment Is the penalty for our tlrst parents' disobedience lu the eating of tbo forbid-defruit. On tho contrary, It teaches that "the wages of sin is death," and that this death wage has been tho experience of our cntlro race for now six thousand years. It teaches that In Cod's due time this curse or sentence of death will be lifted nnd that sorrow and sighing shall flee away. It teaches that the whole earth shall becouio Paradise Itestored world-wide- , and that those who. when fully In formed, shall prefer sin. will be tit terly. completely nnd everlastingly destroyed. In the "Second Death." So then, my friends. If from Shin tolsm you have learned to be esthetic in your tastes, kind nnd gentle In your manner nnd loyal thce lessons learn ed will lie to you n great advantage In that future time of blessing under Messiah's Kingdom. Uu the other hand, whoever hns cultivated a contrary spirit will Ih correpondlngly depraved and will correspondingly have the more and severer lessons to learn. Tnke heart then today from the as suntnee of the good time coming, and that every grace of character that has been acquired by you. cither through Shlntolsm or otherwise. Is not lost, but should be maintained. Kill More Than Wild Beasts. Deliveries Prompt Telephone orders receive our personal attention. a. n MATHENY BROS. & PLANT Phone 74 o HICKMAN MARBLE TOM DILLON, 'Hucce.tor to II. O. WORKS Sr., Prop. lUnimmt., UhtmkI) KHTAIIMHIIKI) ItfA Marble and Granite Monuments CURBING, STONE WORK OF ALL KINDS, IRON FENCING. Hickman, CTalJs?BaBs3stfat- Kentucky - m l. Btiters which destroy and expel these dendly disease germs from tho system. That's why chills, fover and ague, all malarial and many blood diseases yield prompUy to this won derful blood purifier. Try them, and enjoy tho glorious health and? now strength they'll (too you. Money back if not satisfied. Only GOc nt Helm & Ellison. AS GOOD AS NEW r- -ii life lssafofrom their attacks. They're In air, water, dust, oven food. But grand protection la afforded by Kllc-tri- c Tho number of noolo killed vwirlv by wild beasts don't approach tho vast number killed by dlscato germs. No Farmers and Merchants Bank HICKMAN, It. M. IHLKIl H. T. UAVIH KENTUCKY lUKKUTOIlfl j.j.o. iio.smniANT IKO. Dr.J.M. IIUIIIIAlin 1IKNKY HANC1KH T.A.Mcuroun H.TJlllKI.KKI.U tieMt We combine absolute safety with satisfactory service, nnd offer our depositors the most liberal treatment consistent with sound banking. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS J. J. O. ItONDUHANT, President 11. O. IIAMAOK, i r- -ii Ant Chlr J. A. THOMfHON, Oublrr and Ue, of Craig's Landing spent Christmas here. Mitt Agnes Coble, of Union City, visited Miis Charlotte Hubbard Miss. Horace Luten and children are visiting Mrs. Maggie Randle Mrs. Will Hubbard spent Cbrls- mas here with her sister, Mrs. T. T. W J Logan ' ijtij&.'xrja LAUNDRY -- AT R.L.Bradley Baske) leaves every : j Swayne. Walker Martin, of Union City, was in town last week, the guest of Miss Charlotte Hubbard. Charles Stephens, of Michigan, spent the holidays here with his brother, Postmaster J. T. Stephens and wife. Tuesday afternoon Best Work 44-4)Lowest Prices . ..' - d n To many, winter Is a season of troublo. Tho frost-bittetoes and fingers, chapped hands nnd lips, chilblains, red and rough skin3, provo this. But such troubles fly before Bucklon's Arnica Salve. A trail convinces. Greatest healer of Burns, Bolls, Piles, Cuts, Sores, Bruises, Eczema nnd Sprains. Only 25c at Helm & Ellison. n cold-sore- u it -- ir ' WT,, mZ3r .eaaaaaaanrvaM Much the Same tor Husband. Mrs. Knlcker What Is the chief difference between summer and winter? Feed and Sale All persons holding claims against Mrs. Bockcr In winter you ask for Livery, the estate of Frank Thompson, de- moro money, and In summer you write ceased aro hereby notified to fllo for It Puck. Best in the city. samo with the undorsigned on or beSpecial attention to travi fore Feb. 1, 1012, or same may bo Ends Winter Troubles. forever barred. S. L. Dodds, From Rev. II. Stubcnvoll, Allison, eling Public. la., in praise of Dr. King's Now Llfo Good, honest and careful Pills. "They'ro such a health necessity. drivers. Mrs. C. L. Walker left on Thur- In every homo thoso pills should be. If other kinds you'vo tried Jn vain, sday of last week for Valparaiso, to Tifo. (33. USE DR. KINO'S kit her daughter, Mrs. Chester And bo well again. Only 25c at Helm Got right on tho shingle question & Ellison. She was v Barnes a few weeks. uso our famous California Redwood as far as Fulton by Mr. Redwood Shingles Reynold, Moss fchlngloa tho best yet. Reynold, Lumber Co. Moss Lumber Co, Walker. J. O. WEST ADMINISTRATOR'8 NOTICE. Tolopliono X I Ti--y Mrs. Allen Henry returned to New Madrid on Friday before ChrisOld Year Hello. What Is that O. XX. MOOIUB tmas alter a week's visit to her par package you aro carrying? Phone 4 New Tear It contains the good res ents, E E. Reeves and wife. olutions that signalise mr comlnc. "S Miss Irene Faris returned home Old Year (exhibiting a similar package) Huh I If you'd let mo know I'd last week after an extended visit in Mrs. Dan Briggs and Miss Mary have lent you these. They'ro tho ones St. Louis, She was accompanied by Briggs spent Xmas in Union City. brought with mo when I came, ana I her aunt, Miss Adelle Allen, who nobody would keep thorn. Miss Rubye Fleming, who is teachsuffered a severe accident at St. will believe the Charles, Mo., where she has position ing school in Midway, Ky., spent When in doubt the holidays at home.' bwt of tho other person. This is She more easily corrected than tho irrepar- as teacher in Girls' College. Floyd Naylor, former Hickman able injury of misapplied censure and. fell down stairs, breaking both arms suspicion. boy, who has position in New Orleans below elbow. She expects to be able to return to her school about spent the holidays at home. Where Wesley Wrote Hymns. Mrs. S. M. Hubbard left Monday middle of this Month. The Rev. J. II. Wlckstced, vicar of for Florida, where she will spend the Bexley, Kent. England, has presentod Miss Mabel Ayers, of Mabel, Ky,, to tho Wesleyan Methodists of Graves-en- and Lester Smith, formerly of this remainder of the winter at different and Dartford circuit a tree from points in (hat State. the vicarage garden, a sapling of the City, were married in Tiptonville, on Harry Pfather, former Hickman old oak under whose branches John Thursday, Dec, 21st, the wedding and Charles Wesley, with George being quite a surprise to boy, who has been In Panama for many of Whltefleld, often met in friendly contheir friends. They left here on thq the past year, spent the holidays with ference. It Is believed that Charles Wesley 2 :30 C. M. & G. train, returning on his parants near State Line and relacomposed somo of his hymns under the 8 :30 train. The bride was born tives here after being gone seven Us shadow, and John, in his diary of September 22, 1740, writes: "I went and reared in Hickman and is well years. Prior to his going to Panama, to Mr. Piers, the vicar of Bexley, known here., having resided near he was in different parts of the West. where In tho mornings and evenings past year and half. Capt. Lawre'nce McMakln returnI expounded tho sormon on tho mount Mabel for the Mr. Smith has position with the Men-g- ed with the Str. Mengel Box Comand had leisure during the rest of the day for business of other kinds." He Box Company at Craig's Land- pany on last Friday from 'Mound was there again Saturday, December ing, where he has charge of the Log City, where the Steamer bad been on J, 1749. "and preached about 11." Loader, and is a man of excellent the ways for a week. The boat unqualities. They will make there derwent a number of repairs and is REDWOOD SHINGLES Reynolds-Moshomes here. in excellent condition. Lumbar Co, ! FRESH MEATS? Oui '444--- X d el s

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