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The Hickman courier: June 6, 1912
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Only to a eck surely It It cheap eiUKiirk, Twenty yars na, IUU paper rot ID yrar. .No man U too poor to ttili amount for n paper thnt Vive all the count mid ix-n- OLDEST PAPER IN WESTERN KENTUCKY Local News Volume 52 THE HieKMftN COURIER. HICKMAN, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, MARRIED 1912 .... auid . FIR8T FLYER DEAD. Number 48 milt a copy, keep tbe subscrlp-tlo- n paid np. A notice of expiration Is Blven here Udaysafaead with to This Paper Always Stops when roar time li oat. We don't In foretng- s on Anyone. rarer do not want - I A Blue Mark Only Flexible Boned Cor sets Can Give the Right Figure The elasticity AT MARTIN. '" ReTirpa .ppnti .. DotwriDAi of Warner's Rust-Proof Corsets gives perfectly the figure fashion lines for this season. EVERY PAIR IS GUAR-ANTEEto shape to fit comfortably the BONES not to Break or Rust, or the fabric tear. g, D fash-ionab- ly Long, Snug-fittinenveloping Skirts with low, Medium, high or extremely low bust, suiting every fig- long Shirt with Medium Top. ttfrf ure neea $1.00 to $5.00 reliable per pair Attached to all Warner's Corsets are' the Security Rubber Button Hose Supporters SMITH & AMBERG Texas, arrived hero Thursday to visit J. W. Rogers and family. J. M. Montgomery, of Mompbla Pan-handl- e, Practical Fashions LADY'S SHIRT WAIST. ax. Evans and Dick Marshall, two local planters, engaged In a flatcuff Haturday afternoon In front of the Hickman Dank ft Trust Co. Their trouble arose over a negro farm hnnd Tho "biggest damogo rvsultliiR was tho breaking .of ono of Uio windows In tho bank building. The- - both submitted and were fined S11.G0 each In pollco court- - (MONEY TALKS) Employes: 1 How enn you hope . ,to become employers unless you learn to save systematically? In this Illustration wo have a plain wajit. It U a true kimono mod-s- i, but fitted by under sleeve and under arm gores for the sake of comA deslrsble model for French fort. or 8ootch flannel, cashmere, aatin and 03. materials. J Saving create capital, capital other pattern (6118) Is cut In sires The Medium creates credit two essentials to 12 to 42 Inches bust measure. Inch l. (lie requires 2V4 yards of 36 business men. I A wedding, half way In tho natu of a surprise and of local Interest, occurred at Martin, Tcnn., Sunday afternoon, when Miss Mary Klmh.ro, of Hickman, and Jesso Melds, of near Fulton, wero united In marriage. Tho wedding ceremony was per formed at the Williams hotel by Rev Meadows at 4 o'clock. Miss Klmbro left here Sunday afternoon, accom eWBBBBBflBBBKlBBBBBBBBBBBBl Ostt. lanlcd by her sister, Miss Ruth, and MB Wi bbbbbbbbTiV Mm. Klid Henderson nnd Circuit tHM Clerk Morris. Tho happy pair took n night train for Fulton, where they will niuko their future home Tho bride Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. a. Klmbro, and Is ono pf the prettlost nnd mtmt pleasant little ladles of Hickman. Sho has a host of friends hero who that she j to rcwlilf olsowbere, but their good wishes go with her and her husband Mr. Fields Ib to bo heartily congratulated upon winning for his bride Prof. B. F. Gabby. such an excellent girl. Sho posse sic a oil tho quallfacatlons for a good.truo, NEW PRINCIPAL ELECTED. noblo wife. !J Tho groom Is a son of Jas. Fields, Tho Hickman Board of Education an old and highly respected family met again Friday evening for tho pur county. His vocation iajUjat pose of tho of electing a principal for tho of farming, nnd If all reports be true, school year of 1912-1Tho result of ho in promising young man, far. a tho meeting was tho election of Prof. . bovo tho average B. C. Clerk, of Unlontown, Ky., over Hero's our best wishes. Prof. B. P. Gabby, who has held this position for tho past seven years. HOGWALLOW NEWS. Wo are not informed as to why tho Rax Harlow wont to Tickvllle ttho chango waa made, but Prof. Gabby'a first of tbe week to watch the train frlendB are considerable wrought up como In. Ho brought a bptUeof over tho fact that ho was turned down. Tho vote Jn tho matter stood train smoko back wltli him. Yam .Sims arrived home Thursday 3 to G. Tho Gabby supporters aro evening wearing a new mule collar said to bo Julian Choate, W. C. John- n and c- - a- - Schlcuker. Tho rcUr that ho bought at Bounding Billows. Fit Smith feu out of a wild cherry lng principal, as a matter of course, n treo in the Gander Creek woods)" tho was not pleased with tho board's bocauso they waited until pracother day. Next tlmo ho wllf climb tically all position bad been filled nothing but tamo cherry treeajft Crickot Hicks began a scarAhJftbla beforo giving him a definito answer. week for fishing worms, aadpwill He also claims that five of tho board assured him only a short tlmo ago leave no atone unturned. Which Is rumored that JeffersoaVpot-lock-a that ho would bo It Is about to get married for" tub caused him to docUno positions that havo now been filled. third lime, A good many people's sentiments aro against this third For that reason ho bolioves ho has been damaged, and tho matter will term proposition. EUlck HeUwanger surprised the Do,; probably be aired at the September Hill preacher by going to church last term of Circuit Court. At a moctlng of tho board a fow third Sunday. When ho went In sev weeks ago, all teachers wero clcctd eral looked around and appeared sur prised, as EUlck la considered a sin- except principal. Suspecting that tho ner and they wondered what he was board contemplated a change, Mr. Cabby's friends circulated a petition, doing there. A swarm of bumblebees got after which was signed by probably of our citizens, asking thorn Columbus AUsop Wednesday morning to Gabby. and pursued him for several miles beforo ho could get home and shut tho door. The bees then settled on A reward of $1100 Is offered through the door knob whoro they will wait the University of Wisconsin for a for him to como out. singlo nesting of wild pigeons, which Tho Standard Oil Company cannot wero once so numerous In this secget tho best of Washington Hocks. tion of Kentucky as to bo a menace. Every time tho company raises tho Great flocks, so dense as to obscure prtco of its oil he turns his light tho sun, were a common sight, and down a llttlo lower. old residents say tho young fruit EUlck Hellw anger tins swapped for trees were broken down by the great a now pistol, nnd Is preparing to numbers that perched on them at shoot a man over near Thunderatlon tlmos. Now it seems that the speclo as soon as ho can got his witnesses la entirely oxtlnct. Tho above reorgnnlzcd. ward was offored last year and there Tho Excelsior Fiddling Band had na was not a single claimant. engagement to act as an orchestra Tho good farming weather of the for tho opera house at Tickvllle during a show there Saturday night, but past two weeks has been taken adtho band got so Interested In tho vantage of by the bottom planters, things going on on tho stage they and the outlook for a crop Is promforgot all about playing until it was ising. Much of the cotton Is up with an exceptionally good stand. Considtoo lato. Slim Pickens has been engaged by erable corn is yet to bo planted, but Luke Mathewsla to stand in bis wa- thnt planted up to Uio ICth will, with termelon patch this summor with an anything like a favorablo season, mako a good yield. Taken as a old ragged hat on. Yam Sims, whllo at Bounding Bil- whole, prospects for crops In tho lows Tuesday morning, bought a lot overflowed section aro far better of bologna sausago, but says It was than we expected to eco at this tlmo. so tight ho could hardly cat It. Those who attended tho closing exDock HockB, who has been operatorcises of the public schools, Friday ing his barber shop out under the evoning, will certainly agree with us trees in front of his blacksmith shop when we say that tho opera house Is since tho warm weather set in, has boyond question too small to meet ho will havo to movo back decided tho demands of this city. Some steps lnsldo, as tho rain washes tho lather should be taken and taken at once off of tho faces of his customers. to get a building for this purpose Kcntucklan. sultablo to our needs ono thnt is f and large enough. BBBBBBBBBBBBBbHdbTT BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbBBBBBbH sbbBIS1" BBBBBBBBBBBBBBbK bSDvvH bbbbbI BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsffSaBBBBBBT BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbI ac-Uo- Wilbur Wright, tho airship inventor died at Dayton, Ohio, Friday morn Meet He at Kirklands ing, of typhoid fever. Wilbur Wright, with his brother, -- FOH AOrvillo dreamed of building a craft that would dart through tho air with tho speed of a hawk, that would defy the storm, that would transform tho Wo to a art of warfaro and revolutionize Ladies cater Gents.high class trade for and Best coffeo In this methods of transportation. In tho years that followed their first world or any other place. nine successful test at Kitty Hawk, N. C, they havo seen their aeroplano driven inoro than two miles up into space have heard tho purr of their ma Union City, Tennessee chines as they whirled on their way across the continent, and havo watched great crowds stand aghast In anticipation as a graceful soared threateningly over tho fighting A1PLEASING PROGRAM. mast of a giant warship which might The closing exercises of the public have been sent careening to destruction by a bomb from the tiny ma- schools wero held at tbe opera houso Friday evening, and as usual, standchine hovering above it. ing room was at a premium. The When death smote Wilbur, ho and his brother still were dreaming of program was not as extended as here further achievements, their Interest tofore, consisting in tbe main of a being centered In tho making of a play given by the senior class, a panmachine that would possess greater tomime and musical numbers. The ability and Increased carrying power. entire performance was entertaining They had tho good sense, however, and all numbers on. the program rento let tho other fellow do tho flying. dered In a creditable manner. Diplomas were gives Mrs. Sway no Walker, Mrs. Wm. Winter, Miss PanHICKMAN ON THE BOOM. sy Weatherly and Messrs. Lon Nay-- , A clipping from a Hickman news- lor and Edgar Mayes. The S. L. paper sent us by our oldfrlend For- Dodds scholarship of $200 went to rest Montgomery, shows that Hick- Lon Naylor. man has cmeraed from tho recent flood full of lifo and spirit and Is Herbert Carr, of Fulton, is a new not to bo squelched by a little thing member of tho Democratic State ExHko tho Mlselssippl river going on a rampago. At the lot sale Just held ecutive Committee from this district. there 320 town lots wero sold at a Joe Cantlllon spent Sunday and good figure, Mr. Montgomery copping Monday at his home In Hickman. Ho out a Tew good ones for himself. was met at Pulton Saturday night by Providence (Ky.) Enterprise. his wifo and A. G. Klmbro. -- - Swell Lunch iii A. E. KIRKLAND i fi elso-whe- re Some school patrons complain Serve PLEZOL to your Family. being charged admission to the Servo PLEZOL to your friends. closing exercises of the public schools When you are down town drink PLEAnd frankly, It doesn't look Just right ZOL. to make folks pay to see thlr chilLOST: Crescent brooch with clo-v- dren graduate. Certainly the. board leaf design in center. Liberal could stand for tho expense Incident reward If returned to Miss Eltha Tur- to thceo exrclss, and why not? Of ner at Baltzer & Dodds. lp the C2 collected Friday night, less than half of It was needed for This Is the month of Juno brides. ut two-thir- ct The Only THIN Sock That Really Wears THIN, gauzy, transparent socks, that keep out of the darning bag longer than any you ever wore. Toe and heel INTERWOVEN, sole and ankle REINFORCED. Wear resistbBbbbbbbbBbV fabric at EVERY ing point. That is why socks ''iT eanng .l; name . itfUTL." Jf mis fffJM 1 li TOE ""HEEL are the only thin socks that really wear. The Interwoven feature is simply It extends the life InterPRE-DARNIN- TW< G woven Socks long pjist the time of the first and second dams in other socks. Yet, they cost you no more imr 25c, 35c, 50c Smith & Amberg vvs2 W. J. SPRADLIN i fire-proo- Start now at this bank the savings account which will help blaze yourjway to success. HICKMAN' cents this pattsrn send 10 paper. of this "Pattarn Department." plainly, and be same and address Write sure to five site and number of pattern. To procure le KO. 5118. SIZE...-- ... -- 3?ox- A NAU9... 8ANMH0 TRUST CO. cVvw5o.ooo225rV HICKMAN, KY. soasoggg;! TOWN... .. . w NO......... . - " Brush Runabout Car... Sale Mrs. A. A. Paris and sister, Miss Lucllo nobblns, left Tuesday for Indianapolis, Ind., to attend tho wedding of their brother, Felix Robblns, which occurred last night. List your real estate with the Courier; It we don't sell it, It doesn't cost you anything. Joe Cantlllon left for Minneapolis, Tuesday, aftor a short visit with homo folks. Drink PLEZOL the new drink, is Healthful and Invigorating. H. C. Holm has a new auto E. M. P. 30. General Contractor HICKMAN, KY. j ITTIEBT AND 1TATE W. O. JOMNHON, Vice President W. O. HBKD, Unskler JNO. PYLK, Aait Cashier In good running order. Cheap, apply to Nothing in the way of building too large or too small. Repairs and alterations given prompt attention. Estimates cheerfully It furnished. Havo a lot of very flno, long whlto Heron Aigrettes for sate. Phono 10C Sc or call at sttoro. H. A. DeBow. E. E. REEVES i rTTirarrrrrrrrrrrromriMm -- tUdtU mMiusssmssmmm i' PbLone a in ii 3XTo. Bats Mha. 'lill 'sb. wrt,-"-1 '"WW ' J"T W" WS "As the dnto for tho big national conventions draw near, there Is much Look up Cuo Freo Soda Water. speculation as to who tho nomlnoes Throlkeld's ad in this Issue. SPEErt & will bo. Aj yet thero Is no certainMiss Carries Ethorldge, of Alplno, Subscription Rates $1.00 Per Year ty one way or another In either pardelegates have been Texas, la tho guest of tho family of ty. To date J. W. Rogers. Tlie Idea tbat men should walk on pledged as follows: Um fat all fours vtll not appeal to Mrs. D. II. Toombs, of near town, Democratic: fellows who wear fancy vests. hs suffering from a bovoto case of 349 Clark rheumatism. She Is almost unablu to Chinese ore willing to make The 228 Wilson niovo a muscle. almost any change except one thay 85 Underwood will not tuck their shirts Inside. 3d Marshall Baldwin A glance at a baseball schedule 10 Burko causes one to forget, for a few mla-tit- es G3 Harmon at least, the winter coal bills. 179 Unlnstructcd A scientist tells us that Maekbtrd Total dolegates In convention 1094 carry microbes. The first mbto a 729 Needed to nomlnato wars oarrles tho mlcrobo of spring. 948 Total elected to date 140 Yet to bo elected Those highbrows who have bottled chunks of Chicago atmosphere probRepublican: ably Intend to use It for lampblack. CovT3 Wtsltfit Krntixk THE HICKMAN COURIER NEARINQ THE FINISH. & Watch the laundry corner In Smith Amberg'e window, & Watch tho laundry corner In Smith Amborg's window A free ticket with each & at Helm 5c purchase Ellison's soda fountain. lUktlheVea" SEXTON. PUBLISHERS C. T. Bondurant has purchased a Miss Mona Crnnd and Harley Bono, of near Clinton, were married at Ful- now Hupmobllo roadster tho only ono In Hickman. ton, Sunday. FIVE YEARS AGO rilOM TIIK OODIURK FM.KH '1,000 Black Locust Fence PosU for Mrs. M. K. Washington, of JackGeno Young, a Fulton carpenter, sale, at 25c each. Bee Walter Mc son, Mis., la the guest of Mrs. R. disappeared. tfo L. Gray this week. Murry, at I lick wen Frank McCrackon resigned his poLeo Salmon and family returned sition with Mongol. Boys and girls both may participate lu tho drawing for the pigeons home Tuerday from a visit to Fred Cose was here from Noshviliu ICillson's next Saturday. and friends at Jackson, Tonn. at Helm tailing his parents. rula-Uve- " Postmaster Stephens got a raise salary from $1C00 to $1700. lu Tho Daughters of Confederacy met with Mrs. 11. C. Johnson. W. C. Wilson organized a Illbl.j class at tho MoUiodUl church. Miss Wllluttu Johiwou uud Clarence Gruhaui, of Fulton, wero tuarrlid. Tho baccalaunato sonuou was preached by Ho v. K. L. WaUou, of Lulou City, Dr. H. City, N. er no poverty 100 years from now. This may be optimism, but wo can't eeo It. Nothing Is sacred to the barbarian of Missouri. One of their courts has decided that a barber Is not an Thomas Edison says thero will bo Taft 452 Roosevelt 3C LaFolletto 70 Unlnstructcd Total delegates In convention 1078 C40 Needed to nominate 1056 Total elected to date 22 Yet to be elected Special Bargains attended a motiUug Mud leal association J. at Atlantic In New York the demand for horse Is greater than the supply. Tost is CLAYTON e. calling the motor's bluff with a Treasury officials tell us that there Is a scarcity of counterfeit money, but we need not bo told that real money Is scarce. NEWS. airs. J. S. Qrlffeth was In Union City last week. Mrs. Walton SUglcr and son, Leon The slender man Is to be the fash-Io-n model for 1912, and the coat of Sunday. living will make It easy for most of us Mrs. Bob Donnell, of Hickman, Is to keep In style. visiting her eon, Arch Donnoll, this A Boston prophet announces that week. the coming summer will be tho hotMrs. Daisy Clear and family were test ever. It ought to be; look at tho tho guests of Mrs. Kent Harper and Ice It's got to melt family last Sunday. A Massachusetts man named June, t Miss Grace Donnell returned home who was born In June, Is about to marry a girl named June In June. And from school at Martin Sunday, where what so rare, etc.! she has been taking a teacher's course ard, aro at Dawson Springs this week. A largo crowd from hero attended tho unveiling at Cobb's Chapel last now to be had at this store in great variety. In seasonable Summer Merchandise, such as you want right now, we are making special prices on hundreds of attractive items. Elm Camp No. 3, W. O. W ob sum-decoration day June V. liuuxikor's bind furnished uiuido. - Cuu TbrulkvM moved hi bottling works back iuto hi prvseut quarters, utter having been buruud out. Mrs. Hampton, of Crystal, bad her collar bone broken lu a runaway in lllckiuau. She had boon hero shop Plug. See the Hand Bills See Our Show Windows and be sure to come in and look through, whether you want to buy or not you are wel come. T. T. Hwayuo, E. Tho school board was couipoaid of IT. Prathcr, Jullau Cboatv, C. L. Walker, S. L. Dudils. C. U Schlunkor and E. O. Rko. Tne board was having trouble In scltllnx a contest for clas honors between Miss Rubyo Fleming and Miss Aunt McDauluL The former Xlnally wou out by a margin of ouo eighth of a point. Tho Hickman regulars defeated Uo lu a fast gam uf baso ball lut Thursday by a cor ot 'J to 7. With a lltllu morv prueUo tho Mougcl boys uilgut havu whu Mvngul Ink Daubor Mrs. W. A. Cravens and Misa Kate Those professors who want the college yell abolished probably figure Cunningham went to Obion last week that the average college youth's cloth- to visit her sister, Mrs. Del I NichoaU, ing makes noise enough. and family. An eminent medical authority declares that women dont know how to CAYCE DOINGS. cook. Perhaps that's the reason so many of them don't try. Mrs. Nodlo Kelly went to Union City Friday to visit relatives. A suffragette umpired a game oi baseball In California the other day. Mrs. Joo Roper and daughter, Mlaa Thus the last Bacred precinct of Inez, left Monday for Dawson Springs man's work has been invaded. Mrs. J. W. Naylor attended comOne real test of the new republic ot mencement exercises at McKenzle China will come when It decides last week. whether Us Fourth of July shall be safe and sane or flrecrackcry. Mrs. Lon Naylor and daughter and Miss Swan Naylor, of Hlckinan, were Connecticut We are Informed that Saturday. feeds Its prisoners for nine cents a here day. Borne people have cause for proClarenco Williams, came over from test against the low cost of living. Fulton to attend the Ice cream supper Saturday evening. A Kansas farmer killed two bulldogs with his bare hands, says an exMiss Catherine McConnell and Miss change. This probably would be a Pearle Johnson were shopping In record, even If he had worn gloves. Union City last Friday. There Is a difference between a book A number of young people attendborrower and ono who borrows a The latter occasionally ed the commencement exercises at toothbrush. assumes you havo further uso for the Hickman Thursday night. article. Miss Llnnlo Bondurant has returnA woman In St Louis claims that ed home from Milan, where she has her husband allowed her only 25 cents been visiting relatives and friends. a week. After visiting five moving Miss May Attebcrry, Miss Jessie picture shows, tle poor woman was Wall and Hugh Adams attended Prof. penniless. Ownsby's recital at Union City MonA Texas woman who sent 11.50 to day night the government conscience fund expressed the hope that she would go Mrs. Leo Burnett and daughters, to heaven. Evidently she desires a Misses Myrtle and Willie Mai, wera reserved seat tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cbarllo I ondurant Sunday. Living on $102.50 a month is easy. according to Johnny Rockefeller, Jr.. Miss Kathleen Whito entertained a Getting $102.60 a month is compara- few of her friends Thursday evening tively easy If one's father owns a in honor of her cousin, Miss Lottlo flock ot oil wells. McCIollan, of Missouri. A Texas Judge adjourned court Ions Tho ice cream usppor Saturday enough to whip the man who had night was very successful and a suffiblm a liar, and then fined himcalled contempt of court Did cient sum was realized to finish pay self 110 for ing for tho handsome new organ. be remit the fine? The attorney general of California Best machine oil. Hickman Hdwe. announces that a woman who marries an alien loses her right to vote. It Co. behooves girls to be careful, especialIt Is now six years since wo have ly during leap year. had a 4th of July celebration, and Austria is reported to be trying to indications aro it will bo at least sevmonopolize radium. We have suspest-e- en beforo wo have another. Howfrom the first that something ever, It is not too late yet to put would bo done to kcop radium out of on a good colouration If a few the hands of the poor. live wires would get together and say YUUl uo you bul mur- sua a u so. One hundred and forty-eigh- t wero committed In New York last ders The auction sale of lots at Union One murdorer was executed City year. Saturday is said to have been i Apparently a case of hard luck so far next to a failure. It required half a as he was concerned. day to sell 15 lots all seemingly well A Pennsylvania man smoked a cigar located and the firm lost a bunch while cleaning a pair of gloves with of money. In tho recent lot sale at , gasoline, with tho usual result. He Is Hickman, 75 lots wero sold in tho said to be related to the man who same-- time that Jt required to sell 15 rocked the boat last summer and the in our neighboring city, while the fellow who skated on thin ice last Hickman lots were a mile from the month. buslnes section of town. What's I tho matter with Union City real cs-- 1 tatoT Where's tho Union City local . Cftxxr n scrlbo that pokod fun at our new and said It took fellows liko Lex-- ' ie P. to see a "good thing" in real ; xx. estate. Pity they couldn't havo PboM 4 brought it to Hickman to ioU. ? d , out ahead. 1. R. ELLISON Dry Goods and Variety CASH STORE A f2X0 pair of pigeons Xrco to l boy or girl holding thu lucky nuint-r- ' uoxt Saturday. Only two mom da) a to got tickets. Somebody guts thuiu Keep your tickets; they aro good (i nvxi week" frio drawing. Watch the two shirts and lour coi & A tn berg's show wth dow from day to day. You will sr a sample of our work and will stst Just how many times shirts and collars will stand washing in our plant Theso shirts and collars will u washed ovcry day until they aro woru out and a strict count of them will bo made. We waut to show thu pub lie that their goods will not bo worn out In our plant, and tho shirts wm bo a sample of the work wo are du lug now, Hickman Htcam Laundry lars lu Smith E. C. Carter went to Dawson day to spend about ten days. Sun- Best cultivators In U. 8. Hickman Hdwe. Co Move On Nowl sr'VPF-'mMsim- am' "ww-vsiraa Mrs. Lizzie Salmon and Catherine FOR SALE: Ten acres of flno Brock left Sunday for an extended young timothy. D. H. Toombs, RFD visit with friends and relatives at Arlington and surrounding towns. Miss Inez Luten wont to Lexington. Monday to attend commencement exWhile passing under a tree on tho ercises. Sho will visit In Louisville Gimlet Creek road, the other day, Fit beforo returning home. Smith was hit on tho head by somebody. Fit at once notified tho deputy Mrs. S. M. Nalfch and Mrs. J. O. constable to look for tho man higher West and son wont to Dawson Satup. urday to spend a few days with their They all returned homo Among thoso who visited in Fulton Tuesday. Sunday wcro A. M. Tyler and wife, By mistake someono took a lady's Robt. Goalder, N. R. Holcombo, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Hubbard, Miss Char-lott- o short block serge coat from tho tickHubbard, Miss Loulso Atwood, et office at the Lyric last Thursday W. C. Reed, Harold DeBow and Dr. night. Prcaso return same to Mrs. C. M. Blackford. Julian Choato. says a policeman to a street crowd. land whacks head Jf It don't "Move on now," says tho big harsh mineral Iilllfc to bowol congestion and suffer ing follows. Dr. King's Now Uh Pills don't bulldozo the bowels. They gently pcrsUAdo thorn to right action, and health follows. 25c at Helm & Ulllson's. THE CUBAN INSURRECTION fFHlr: IV.'Ci.etV 0 ;&- - fitvolutioa May Develop Into a Lodz Guerilla War. WsihlLoton. Desultory and destruc tive guerilla warfare Is expected to follow the mobilization of Cuban government troop in Ouantaamo where the negro revolt la strongest, according to advices received at the staota department. American consular officers In the disaffected district expressed the opinion Viat the tvldent determination of the Mela to avoid a pitched battle would force an extended campaign before the government troops can accomplish defi ne results. DUpstrhes Ind rate terioiia damages to foreign property may be ex pected. I tie Insurrectos are reported to have broken un Into small. ranldlr moving bands, conducting raids. The situation Is beginning to resemble that existing In Mexico in the early stages of the revolution in that the criminal characters who are found in every community are beginning to take advantage of tho disturbed conditions for organised robbery and plunder. Man Coughs and Breaks Ribs. m is our soda fountain. At least, so the ladies say. This is the best place these hot lC.T Pb SLz&kL-M- . aAtt- "Vaifni' TcTyJiJKT ,' All Trousers SiJ days to satisfy that thirst with one of our delightful crushed fruit drinks or ice creams. you. do not fit and wear alike. Try on and wear a pair of our "GtfCtf" Special Pegs-- fit better and wear longer than any other pants of equal price that your money can buy. We bought them in preference to all other makes The'OUW"Special Pegs have many exclusive features let us demonstrate them to mum. &S?&fc i Come in today and ask for one of our latest novelties in drinks or ices. Detlrned by Kotenwald . & Well, CUIcag-o- meats;; freshiwcooaaM o. 4 pry ad-tlo- )H9meMSSrj " TBwaaaaal Baltzer & Dodds Dry Goods INCORPORATED Co, After a frightful coughing spoil a mnn in Neonah, Wis., folt terriblo pains In his side and his doctor found two ribs had been broken.' What agony Dr. King's New Discovery would havo saved him. A fow tcospoonsful ends a Into cough while persistent uso routs obstinate coughs, expels stubborn colds or henls weak, soro lungs. "I fool euro Its a Godsond to humanity," writes Mrs. Efflo Morton, Columbia. Mo., "for T hnllnvo T urnul.l havo consumption today If I had not ubuu mis great remedy." Its guaranteed to Satisfy, and vnn rati mt n freo trial bottle or or SI size at Helm & KUUoa'a. Don't forget to call for the free ticket with each 5c purchase at the fountain. Each one means a chance on the Homer Pigeons we give away next Saturday. Helm & Ellison "The Nyal Store" rwrrr lyjtHi t fHp-yjgw- ir 55? afi5ii jv - fnpgr yrTFr ' i Free Soda Water Will You Take Something 52,000,000 FOR KENTUCKY ROADS PLUT AGRICULTURAL SCHOOLS MODEL FARMS. ANNOUNCEMENT AMD OF INTEREST For Nothing... Being anxious to Introduce our temperance drinks In the homea of Hickman, wo ar maklno you a ipeclal offer for 30 days ony. The coupon below, accompanied by &0c will get ono case (24 bottlei) of our famout toft drlnka, any flavor you like, delivered to your home. The regular price la 76c, but on lho firat cate ordered by any family, we will allow you 25c for the coupon. You will like our aoda. It la made of purest IngredlenU under the tnoit aanllary conditions Keep It at homo for the famly. It la fine to tervo when your frlenda drop In. Order your case today and give it a trial. Wo are exclusive bottlera of Gay-Oland Orcherade, both splen-didrlnka for the table. Soda In the following flavor Lemon, Strawberry, Cherry, Orange, Peach, Cream and Reo. Assorted If you wish. a to owners of X. Coleman du Pont Impoieg Conflltloas in FropoMd Gift for State Highways. d FRCE TRIAL ORDER COUPON Oood for 25c on One Case of Soda Water. Presented by No. Dottles Orchorado No. Dottle day-Ol- a No. Hollies Sola Water Klators said, was made with the provision that the grant of laud was to be for 200 fctit the entire of tbe jojul, th additions! ground to be usd for agricultural school. Model farm, dairy and sgrlcul-turu- l, It it understood, ars to be citsb-lihr- d on each side of the road. Thai laruii, it is said, are to become a psrt ofthe atate'i projM-rty- , Mr. du Pont wishing to haw it understood that tho gift not made with a view of advancing his own Interests. It It said Mr. du I'ont'i announcement of hii gift to Delaware has caused land owners along the routs of the proposed road to hold out for exorbitant prices for their property, placing obttacles In the wsy of carrying out the plan. Mr. du Pont i ald to hsve remarked that he hoped Kentucky land owners would not Luuiaulls. H dvelopd. followluif tht wturu from Wllmlogton, l)il., of Mrs. neywooo. ucurau, ol Lounvllle, a of T. Coletnau du I'out, tbs DU-warmillionaire, that Mr. du Pout's jln to gh Kentucky 3,000,000 for road coiutructiou was" jirouiUed on th same condition uuJerlyiun hi gift to, tha statu of Uxl.iware. Mr. du 1'onfs gift to Dclawars, It Is "I believe my town. I In myself. I believe In rel-atit- u n hold this to be true as regards this old town of ours: That the man who does not believe In our Automobiles A.X3.CL- town, doea not belong In our townl Moreover, I cannot believe In any man who does not believe In hla own town." The above declarations wero published In a Chicago periodical recently, nnd they struck us with considerable force. So much bo that wo felt that It would not bo out of place to reproduce them In tbcC ourler Next to self respect comes civic prido, and a man seldom posscssca ono without tho other and the man who does not poseess a goodly share of both makes an undesirable citizen. A loyal town man Js the very best asset a tow n can have and the growth of every town depends largely upon tho number of Ittt patriotic citizens. A man's patriotism Is regulated by tho strength of his belief In his town and without a firm belief In his town, he cannot be a public spirited towtibJiian, and both himself and his town would bo better off If ho would leave It, for as a rule tho man that Is not a booster Is tr knocker. Hla Indifferent attitude to everything that would hato a tendency to uplift, and his refusal to enter Into the Hplrlt of local enthusiasm Is a knock for bis town. Almost every town has Its "sore heads" and "knockers" and whllo Hickman hsis nbout as few of them as any town of Its size, etlll occasionally a well defined caso will show-ueven in Hickman. As a rule the chronic knocker 1b a bom failure himself, unwilling to ace his neighbor or He his town accomplish anything. Is Uie fellow that every ono knows to bo unreliable and ho carries but Ilttlo forco with his hammer, and therefore this kind does but little harm. Hut tbero Is another kind the fellow who does not know that he- - is a "knocker," that Is tho dangerous kind. The fellow who Is well connected and holds a position that gives pros-tag- e to his words he la tho knocker that really holds back tho growth of bis town and here Is his attitude: Motor Boats The Hickman Motor Works has engaged the services of Mr. Friedenberg, of Memphis, an expert machinist and gasoline motor builder, who will now be found at our garage on Water street. We would further state that there is not a more competent machinist in Western Kentucky, and with our facilities for first class work, there is nothing in the way of repair work that we cannot handle. If modern machinery and a thourough knowledge of our business counts for anything, you will bring us your work. All work positively guaranteed. wi Ml Hickman Bottling Works CUE THRELKELD, Prop. Home Phone No. 40 NEW LAW IS DRASTIC. maintain their attitude. I IIARGIS IN DAD SHAPE. Youth Who Killed Father Hospital The Hickman Motor Works. Cumb. Phone No. 139 "Sec. 1667a. It shall bo unlawful for any ono to soil, barter or loan dlrvetly or Indirectly any beverage containing any alcohol; or any liquid mixture or decoction of any kind whlob produce or causes Intoxication In any county, city, town, district or precinct In which the sale, barter or loan of ttplrltuous, vinous or malt I are shall Io prohlUted In accordance with tho local option law Any person who shall sell, barter or loan, directly or Indirect), any ouch buorngo liquid mixture or decoction lu any such county, city or town, dUtrlot or precinct, shall, upon conviction bo fined tho sum of not loss than twenty nor mora than ono hundred dollars for each offense or any sale, barter or loan of any article with the agreement expressed or Implied that tho right or title to or possession of any beverage, liquid mixture or decoction shall also pass, shall bo coiuddored a sale barter or loan within tho tonus of this act. Tho possession of a United States special tax stamp (commonly called United StaUu license) for carrying on tho business of a retail dealer In spirituous, vinous or malt liquors, or tho having of such stamp, or license nt tho placv of business In such territory shall be prima faola evidence of guilt under this soctlon." nuw law goes Into effeot on the lb of UiU month whloh will out out leiuperlno nuJ drinks of like nature, ud Judge MoMurry Informs the Cou- will bo onforcd i r thnttho now InHickman. Anything conlalnliig aP jiiol, however little, la not salable iho eyo of tho law. U 8. Ilconso - wifflciont evidence that tho retail-- ' la BKUlnK alcoholic beverages, and (at ho U afraid of federal proseou-Min- , but 'not tho rtnte. Hory deal- in Hickman will do well to glvo matter his attention before June Hero Is a cony of the law; ih ad it: A 1. Frankfort. Ou account of weak eye and heart trouble, lleach Hitrgia, slujer of hU father, Judge James HargU, formerly feudal loader of llrealiiilt county, ha Ui'ii taken ulf the contract vvo'kat tbe Frankfort pvuitentlary und asitgued to the ho.jiital aa au attendant, liargis, who u only SO ear old, ha not been well since Ina conilntinent in the hia eye gttlng hltu b great deal ol troubU. It it said that a vigorous euort will bo made to get ft pardon for lUrgia, and if this fail thai, .application will be made for parole immey diately after Hargis baa served tfa Ae year, be not eligible until he ha served five jears of a life Juni-tentiarneo-car- ivntem-e- . 1. chapter 30 of untitled "An not to ohlblt tho salt, barter or loan or Intoxicating beverage. Ikiuld. i.jr nxttiro or decoction In local option strict of this state and providing t penally thurofor." It being avotlon 7a of the Kentucky staiulos of 'ie edition of 1909, a compiled by Hon. John D. Carroll which Auction . 07a U a part of article 1. of chap- rr SI of said Kentucky Statutos. be, and tho muiio U hereby, amended by nddlng In Mid section 2667a In tho lord lino thereof after the word "bev rage" and before tho word "liquid" "containing any alcohol or Mio word any" and by adding at tho end of Lawn Mower, Lawn Swings nnd old section after tho word "act" tho Sprinkling Hoo. Hickman lldwo. Co "Tho following words, towlt. of a United States upeckil "When I A frequent expression: stamp, (commonly called United wont a pair of Btyllsh, serviceable 'ax state license) for carrying on tho trousers I go to Lelbovltz."' t iwlnuun of a retail dealer In spiritIX)8T: Ono rod and black spotted uous, vinous or malt liquor or tho stamp or llcenso barow, weighing between 120 and 160 atltiR of nuch tax K'uck up at tho place of business In pounds, abort split In right ear. Any tuch lorrltory shall be prima facie body who will put up Iiob and phone 36 wdenco of guilt under ihls section." Illckninn Courier or Homo phono when so will recelw pay for Hielr trouble o that Raid section 2' 7a amendxl shall read a follows to wit' II 8 l'lllott That 4Xlon 1VJ8, i W i Obierve Davis' Birthday. LouUt tile. While not a legal holiday in Kentucky, the Daughters of the Confederacy in Louistllle, Lexington and other cities ubtertwl Jelfcrson Davis birthday by decorating tbe gravss of the Confederate dead. At LouUvilla tbe eaereisva included au addres by Gen. llvnuett II. Young, recently elected couimaiider-in-eluef of the United Confederate Veterans. for our town? Who, me? ity to the man who says it, and such What's the use? Nobody else Is a man never makes one effort to boosting. Our town is a dead one draw his people together. What is going to make It grow? Our As for our town Hickman our peoplo nover get together. They do people do get together, wo are tonot know what It means, all to pull gether now. The boosters of this together. If our town had a live town want to get closer together, all bunch like they h&ve in tho city of together, all the time. Enterprise, we would havehad sever They are silencing tbe knockers by al thousand more people here now. doing things for our town, and for We'll never see times as good hero the sake of this good old town lets again as they wero when my father have more llvo men to push things did business where Bill Jones Js. No a'ong. ., sir; our town is going backward ev er)' year." Mr. Fricdenburg and Misses Walker Yet, that's the chap that Is retard- and Frenz motored to Fulton Sunday. ing tho growth of his town and turnA free ticket with each &c purchase ing nwny tho enterprise that are at Helm & Ellison's soda fountain. seeking locations. Men a pair of pants for you aro To say the peoplo of our town never pull together hurts tho town here, you take no chance. They will and adds neither glory nor prosper fit and wear. Lelbovitz. "Boost I J building Record. liuildiug operation lu Loiiuwlio fur tbe uiumu Jiul c'lotvd were tne largwt tor aiay tu ttie UUtury of tbw City liuila-u- g A total ol Ueparttueut. permits were issued for structures, tbu esuinanu titiirgttie eust ol wuuli will be about iJI,bu.'. During Jla), lull, permiU lur structures mat cost approximately tJlVj-HO- , ucie issued. Maw 2i House Cleaning Time Brighten up the home while you are at it. Here are some of the things you will need and we " sell them for less :" ii w Superintendent L 0. 0. F. Home. tAJuugtou. It u announced otficially n that Mrs. Mary bmith Lewis, of Indiana, baa bevu appointed auperiuteud-cu- t of the Kentucky Odd lellowa' Home, to succeed luorge it. Keuuody, of Owen-towho recently resigned. Mrs. Lewi fur twelte 3 ears auperiuteudeut of the Indiana Odd Fellow' Home, at Ureeluburg, she resigning that position to accept charge of the Kentucky Home. u U.CU A ,U.:.. bSLTsn1irapi.. wmmMVT WHflftARR .sxjr w xtm v-.-i v mJ9 feiodiI M, - ?, 7K sfe High Prices for Cattle. Hi. burling, k). Hie following export caHlc saiu in this county are Josh Owiugs sold to Mont loi, of Dauttlle, net eutj lite head at 8 ceuU a pound; A. L. lip ton sold to L. McDonald, for the b. b. Company, iit) two head at 7',i cents a pound, and tjeorge (J. lluiuutuii sold -- 1U head extra line at $7.bO a hundred. Ihvsti price are said to be the highest sine the war. t C Aged Citizen Dead. More than you pay for Peerless Prepared RoofinR assurance that your satisof lay.ne-r- oof roof repair expeme ii ahluuh indtJ-- tm covered faction and the poiitivc know!ed8c that your bu.ldine is with a material thatr can't touch, wnd vtoa'tuar and wahtr can't wear. advantages, it costs even less No charge. Free with every roll of Liktou. Iteubeii J. Mobley, 85, a farmur, died at bs'bclur and hi hui"e near here after a lingering Illness. He was n brother of Ihe late William L. Moble, a widely known minuter of the Christian churoh. lie was born and had always litsd uu the farm where lit died. well-to-d- o Harvester Company Must Pay. Frankfort. Ths luternatioual Har-test- er In Pccrleu Roofine you 8et all that any nan its could possibly aik in a roof covering And in spite of dun ordinary wooden shinClcs. Company must pa) a tine of $1,500 imposed In the lirayson circuit court, the court of appeal atfirmlng the lludiug of the lower court. The action was a penal one hi ought by the com mouwealth chatglug combination to re- Matting Rugs Matttings Window Shades Lace Curtains Linoleums Carpets Porch Furniture Refrigerators Coal Oil Stoves Furniture of All Kinds Art Sqares Dont v Si '!! fail to see our stock and get prices before strain trade. IPterfl Roofinr-w- e'd with our eyes the advantaCe of Peerless Prepared o now. The next best thine riBht have your you'll be willina to drop in and talk it over. Chances are trial. After that we're satisfied that Kive Peerless Roofine today. satisfaction will brinK you back for more. Drop round If you'd had our experience if you could sec orr Two Dollars a Day. Llkton. Todd county farmers wars nctir busier setting tobacco. Two dollars a day and S3 cents au hour, dinner alo furnished, I the price paid for labor, the highest ever known In Southern Kentucky, and laborers are hard to get even at those prices. Sale of Jersey Cattle. buying. No trouble to show you. goods at very lowest prices. All new it1 V HALE LUMBER COMPANY At James H. FulUn-widor- 's sale of registered Jersey cattle of head brought a total eighty-fiv- e Thirty-fiv- e cows averaged f9,3U0. f 10S.S7, twenty heifer $91.20 and twenThe highest priced cow ty calves 0. was sold for St'-il-. Sholbyvlll. ?3'-'.3- St. Louis Furnishing Co INCORPORATED hi vTWrttUSmitmmemmimtiietm t m sw pi sssMssssi mmmfmammmmammmmmmm CIRCUIT COURT. Ireno Salmon vs. Lee Salmon, dl- -' .... . vorco suit, cruelty alleged In peutlou of plaintiff. Plaintiff also prays for custody of their two children, both boys, ono two years and the other six months old, and alimony Susie C. Smith et nl vs. Qoalder Johnson, suit to roleaso mortgage. Plaintiff, In petition, states that when tho defendant was deputy sheriff, ho arrested Mattlo Harmon on a chargo of disorderly houso, and thnt Casslo Thomas gavo n note Wicured by mortgage, for $100 for tho oppearunco of Mattlo Honnon nt tho next torm of court. Tho woman plead guilty and her flno of $2C was satisfied, so petition states. Plalntltff claims that the mortgago has not been rcloased, which leaves a cloud on bor tltlo to the property mortgaged. D. H. Delow vs. T. W Stallins, a suit for $1350 damages. Plalntltff states that ho traded horses with defendant, giving In exchange one horse valued at $000 and $300 in money for nn animal that was guaranteed to him to bo Bound In every way, but that and not tho horso was weak-eyed- , sound. i ssss! IssssssssssmKsflsissssssssssssI HrHHh 3 'HhW w"m mm Jii t an atmo'a ' "c sssl H H RjiflHgji Note the big value of this case.. ..1.00 Call and sec our line of cases. Hcrriotts'Tan., 10c The above are selling at I Oc. Wc M I ssH nfe 8cllng 8nmc for only Q o Cents I I I 1 THE moment you say to " There is nothing too good for me," you will easily fall a victim to the charm clothes. of our made-to-measu- re sfiMfikX. .c l1w There is something about them that stamps them right away as the real thing, and nothing less than this should be good enough Drop in and see for for you. what it means to pick yourself your own selection of beautiful material and get your suit made to fit you right. You are under no obligation to buy the display is a public one. I I MILLET & ALEXANDER Samuel W. Phllllpps, formerly of NOTICE. Clinton, died at Sessums, Miss., MonOn account that I have to divide day morning. The remains .were takburial. At ono my time between Hickman and Fulen to Clinton for settime he resided in Crutchfield, in this ton, those that don'l come and tle their old account by Saturday, county. Juno 8, your account will bo placed It Is said Reelfoot lake affords ex- In the bands of tho sheriff, Goalder tra fin flsriing this year. This Is Johnson, for collection. Come and probably due to tho fact that the settle and save cost, Hickman Harriver got into the lake and ness Co., A. J. Wright, mgr. it with all verietles of the finny tribe. A local angler declares you hare to get behind a stump to bait Austin W. Wilson is at home now your book. for June with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. O. V. Wilson. He has been The citizens of Clinton held a meet- in McFerrin school at Martin, whero ing Friday night to take some action he finished the course of study. He on Pros. Latta's proposition concernwon tho oratorical medal over fifteen ing the extension of the- C, M. & other contestants, among the finest O. from Hickman to that city. Clinthe school ever had. McFerrin Is conton Is asked for a bonus of $30,000, sidered one of tho finest training and a number of wealthy citizens schools in the South. hare expressed themselves as willing to contribute their share cash. Tho Trousers 'that are made right, fit line will go through or near Moscow, right, and at prices that are right, if built. can be found at j Ends Hunt for Rich Girl. Often tho hunt for a rich wlfo ends when the man meets ft woman that Her strong uses Electric Ulttcrs. nerves tell In a bright brain and ovon complexion temper. Her peach-blooand ruby llpa result from her puro blood: her bright eyes from restful sleep; her elastic step from firm, freo muscles, all telling of the ncauu ami strength Electric Bitters glvo a woman, and the freedom from Indiges tion, backacbo. headucho, fainting and dlzxr spells they promoto. Every where they nro woman's favorite rem-- . dy. If weak or ailing try tneut. at Helm & Ellison's. Dest cultivators in U. 8. Co. Hickman HdwT. I I I Flower Pots, all, sizes. Wehave the largest assortment Overalls and Rompers for the little folks, 35c up. I 5c and up. H. E. CURLIN, House of Quality $10,000 REAL I I I ' I'luui-Iw- , FOR SALE: Cow and calf and a 2p Durham Hull. J. H. Saunders. Lawn-Mowe- rs, Sprinkling Hoso. Lawn Swings and Hickman Hdwe. Co A wide range of patterns to select CRAVED BY INTENSE HEA1 TO CAPT. R0STR0N E8TATE. from when you nro ready for an ex tra pair of trousers. Lelbovitz. Waller L. Brown is circulating a petition which will be presented to tho management of tho N., C. & St. L., asking them to maintain n dopot the creek at . it tide and smiling up n or in East Hickman. bandfula of water ia hit nose and mouth At tho First Methodist Church next and by holding his head under water. Sunday at 9:30 will bo Sunday school; When reacued be broke away and jumped put In a padded again, lis at 11 a. tn., preaching by tho pastor. in Hugh Elliott,waa 30, disrubrd at eelL aged hit mem borne and in Adam' Garden of Edea Rev. G. W. Wilson. a friend attend. At 8 p. m attire, paraded the village street calling ber and Children's Day serrlco. They have for Ere. Elliott waa wrapped In a blanmade special preparations and a largo ket and taken to a sauitarium. attendonco Is expected. Prayer meet Eati Matches Dead. lag is hold on Wednesday evenings n at 8 o'clock. People aro invited to Cairo, 11L William hisWeLker, a merchant, ended life by swallow. Chapel will that At East Hickman Ing the top of matches. No reasoa la bo regulnr scrvlco Friday evening; given for the deed, lie is survived by his 2:30 wife and five children. and Sunday, Sunday school at p. m. A general Invitation is given. French Birth Rate. Paris. The report by the national bureau of vita) atatiitirs created a sensation. It shows that during 1911 there were 34,809 fewer births than deaths In France. sub-statioLet-everOer-ma- Connecticut Man Walk Down Street la Garden of Eden Attlie. Greeuwicb, Loan. "Crazy with th heat' It given a the causa of the antic of two Greenwich men. August Johnsoa, aged 56, tried to drown hiinislf near the Uellehavcn dt , Ural by jumping into ; NEW Summer Millinery JUST RECEIVED Day. 3')0. Richmond, Va Exercises In honor of the birthday of Jefferson Davis, uwt and only president of the Southern ConfcJ. Makes tho Nation Qasp. eraey, were held throughout the South Tho awful list of Injuries on the Monday, In conformity with the hw there Is a stiipeiition of studies In the Fourth of July aUggvra humanity. Set over against U. uottuwr, Is tho Virginia public schools, the school children observing the day In an appropriate wowlvrful heallug by Uucklon's Arnica Sulve, of manner. The Davis section lu Holly from burns, thousands, Hho u(farl explosion cuts, wood ctantitry Is a mats of flower. Or bullut VkUUIlda. Km 111. itnifV Slam. Allege $1,000,000 Fraud. " " cr of holla, ulcers, oczemn, soru Un New York. Edward Hustell Thomas, Found Decapitated. or puea. .be ui lloim b billsou . broker and former Sapulpa, Okls. Sam Davis, a wealthy banker, was charged In the supreme Indian, was found dead near here. Ills Hinder twluo. Hlckumu lldw. Co. court with having fraudulently trans- head had been severed from hi body. ferred to his wife property and securi- Tho authorities are Investigating on the Free Soda Water. Look up Cud ties worth at least 11,000,000 to defeat iiirgry uisi jmvis met foul play and ad In this Issue. the clslma of his creditors. Linda Lc that his murderer nr murilrrura ntMt Thomas, the beautiful wife of the de- his Ilfrlm body on the railroad track Not ncccsuary to bo from M labour! fendant, recently sued him for divorce, late last night. Davis, who was one of to show that my line of trouat-rvx naming "Teddy" Girard of Paris and tho richest Indians In this section of New York, the creator of ono version Oklahoma, was a graduate of Carlisle culs others .In every respect Ielln-vlu- . Mrs. Thomas University and well known of the Vampire dance. ovrr the lives in New York and Thomas lives in PouthwMt. Industrial League to T. J CapUla of Carpatlua Rewatded by the 2 lou, ,y&. Titanic Survivors. Industrial Lutguo to II. C I Mat, New York. Capt. Arthur If. Itottron of the ateaoithip Carpathia, wliirh : iuu, 1200. brought into the survivors of the UloluiiOLd &. Uoiid Co. to Virgil TlUme disaster, waa pretcnted with a RwbcrU, lot West Hickman, J '.M0. draft for 110,000, a fund ubcrllwd by L. 8. Parka to O. U Uarntu.tl 2 rrailrr of the .Vew York American. Cant, Rostron. In accent Inir th vllt. lots, MIHI. Is. H. Parka to II. aald that whatever part he bad playnt llrausford, 1 In the Tltanie tragedy was due to the Iouj, 170. loyalty of hi. crew. . O. U. lloud Trusts to O. T. The largest contributor to the fund 2 loU Dotid Additluu, 1110. , was Mre. George Widenrr of Philadr!-phlaIndustrial Ixuguu to Guy McCfol-gau- . who hu.band perished on the 2 lobs. Titanic. She gave $3,300. 1.. H. Purka to Wllfrv'd PearaoTl, 1 lot, 1W. OBSERVE DAVIS' BIRTHDA! C. V. Owen to J. J. Owoii, TOU Kuttou, 1 W0. Ilia Birthday Observed Generally as L. S. Parka to J. II. Nulsou, 1 lot, a Sal-Uio- fl. Dc-orati- brut;, e s n Paris. White Duck and Ratine Hats... For Ladies and Misses. weather. Provide Two Battleships. Washington. Tho senate eommlttei on naval affairs restored to the naval appropriation bill provision for rwo stricken out by the home. In ballot taken. addition to the battleships, the senate committee provides for eight stibmar'n Lincoln Park Suggested. Washington. Lincoln's birthplace at torpedo boats instead of four voted by ilodgenville, Ky., is propositi as a na- the house) retains the houe provinlon tional park in introduced for six torpedo boat destroyers, two by Senator Dorah. It provides that the fuel ahlps, one to be built In a Paellic government accept under a private en- coast navy yardj a tender to dentroyer dowment the land on which the Lllcola and a submarine tender. La Follette Will Stick. Lacrosse, Wit. Senator I .a Follette here reiterated emphatically that ha would remain in the race for the Republican presidential nomination on every homestead stood. Police Fight Riolers. Newark, N. J. A pitched bsltU k tween 500 rioting laborers and the entire police and Are departments of Kearney was fought In the main ateet of HOMEMADE FLY POI80N. the town. During a preliminary sklr. mlsh tho laborers felled Chief of Pollco Deal together the yolk of ono egg, Toleu with a cobblestone and pursued d cupful sweeot milk, ono him to a vacant house, from which ho lovel tablcspoonful of black pepper. opened llri' upon them. The rioters bomPut on plates and out whero files barded the houso for several mlmn.ei abound. After a fow hours you will bitioru tho recrf arrived. Two oT find tho floor covered with doad or tin; chief's umnilunts were shot. stunned files. Sweep up and burn them. J Binder twine. illckman Hdw. Co, OF HISTORY WILLIAM DOCKWRA CURIOUS BITS AND CHEAP PPSTAOE. By A. W. MACY. The very newest styles for hot Price 75c,to $2.50. Reduced Prices on all Oct next to a pair of Lolbovltz trousers. Thoy arc different from othor kinds. onc-tbir- Pattern Hats and Willow Plumes BALTZER & DODDS INCORPORATED D. G. CO. Host machlno oil. Hickman Hdwe. Co. Things have been oxtremoly quiet this week. & Dub Lankford carried Jack WIIbou to Mayflcld Tuesday morning. Wilson wns wanted thoro on a churco of bootlogglng and escaping an officer. Watch the laundry corner In Smith Atnberg's window. All tho newest fabrics havo boon used In my lino of spring and Bum-- , mer trousers, Lelbovitz. Strange as It may seam, before 1680 t waa Impossible to mall letter In the city of London without taking It to tho general poatorflce, In Lombard street. In that year William Dockwra, a merchant, put Into operation a scheme for collecting and delivering letters In any part of London for ono penny. He established a number of receiving offices In various parts of tho city. Tho scheme worked very well; so well, In fact, that It provoked great hostility. The portors complained that It Interfered-with their Interests, as It no doubt Id, and torn down the plaoards announcing the scheme to the public Soma fanatics von denounced It as a popish plot. But It succeeded so well that It cams near paying expenses the first year. Our y method of handling mall In largo .Itles Is not much, If any, better thsn that or Dockwra, and In one respeot It Is not as good, for ho guaranteed to reimburse the sender whn anything of value was lest while In tho care of hla employes. pros-nt-da- fOsaWfta!. IW, to WrT " "w'r' -- "w- - RffgjSSwTOPvw?iy5S-i!!T-- ' wA Ei2jt3i " V Ar-i- SEEK 530,000,000 FOB TO REBUILD LEVEES HUMPHREYS BILL PROVIDES KEVETMENT WORK. The June HOW BEEF TRUST HAS BOOSTED PRICES lOQD ANIMALS NEVER SO PIENTI. JUL AS NOW. CONTINUE WORK THftEE YEARS : Bride will be pleased with Men's Smart Trousers AT THE LEIBOVITZ STORE Specializing on this particular line, I have spared no efforts in bringing out the greatest line of Men's Odd Trousers ever shown in Hickman. The styles this year "surpass all former ones, and I am out to make this a banner trouser season. I am prepared to show all the new effects that are on the market in extreme and medium peg, with wide belt tunnels, also the more conservative styles. You must see the Leibovitz trousers and compare the styles and workmanship with others at the same price. $1.00 to $5.00 q0UNPRICES HAVE SOARED Pisa Carried Out, Levee Will Strong .EnoughPlan Concerted Campaign to Hirer Meaaure Referted aod Haibor B for tb rialr and building of Uvrc ou tb MliiLtlppl rher and It tributarily. Tbt bill provide tbat $10,000,000 alio)) be carried in the next rlvara hJ barton bill and that the tecretary of wur be autliorUrd to rout mot for the rou-- t nuance of the work during tin twoue-ewlinyear at the aatna late. Seveu million la aet apart for lre comtruc-tioand thrr million for revetment work for each of the year provided for. Heretofore about $00,000,000 hart been ralxU by the variuui local lev.e board along the lower river and put into tht levee and during that time tho federal gevernmenl hai pent about 3:3,000,000 lor the tame purote. The chief of engineer ban estimated that thirty-twor three million dollar more will be to romplele tbo whole Irvee on both bank of the river from i ape Olrardcau, Mo, to the gulf, and it i the hope of Mr, Humphrey to congrn to provide of i bit amount Initead of requiring the loral board to rale tb aa heretofore. "If till bill i arerpted by congre," he aaid, "we will Iw abl in the next tbre year to rati all the Ictee to the (trade and etlon of the Dabnny lino, I belle lurh lever will hold a 'ml a big at the one jmt Three ".'limn annually will enable the to prooetitr the revetment "rk. whleh Is futt a a levee building, and tcten million a year for hire year ought to enable the local! lit to gtl their lever up to grade." g n aye-tet- n e two-thirtwo-thir- Representative uitroJu. 1 n the home a bill appropriating 110,000,000 for eaea of the year 1013, 1914 and lgij Hum-phrey- a Wellington. of Mulippl gifts that come from this fieport Will S Made Bails for Suit to Dissolve Truit, Which Will Bs store. Let us help you Filed by Attorney General solve the problem of seWickeishasi. lection. Hundreds of appropriate articles at W'a.hingtoa. Following an exhsuUivt laveatljjtiUun 0f the right prices. Elegant lucrad coat of liv lug, the r SILVERWARE CUT GLASS NOVELTIES unexcelled in point of beauty, durability and services. ling txoU ou the aubject ever placed before the American public. la thu rport it i ahown that during the put tuu yeare thu wholrl of al ltneaU luu increaaed from 25 to 100 ' per oeut. It was in thU period that' wo uhk irUi esuiiliklied its malevolent domination of thu meat food products .. the department of commerce is about to lay bare a kvrle of the moat start- SCIUJENKER I he Jeweler and Optician J. It. Kord. of Cairo, spoilt Monday in Hickman. week' Guy Hale returned Monday stay In Kashitllo. from n Mn. Rufus I'hlpps spent last wmIc with Union City relatives. W. il ped. roni-ini.io- n eatial Engraved cards Courier office. Attorney General Garnett, In an o--n Ion given to Auditor IJomorth, klii tbat moling picture shows In mt cine cities mutt pay tbo State license of $10 a year; in seconding cities, $20; In third-clascities. . and In fourth, fifth and sixth- mr cltlc. $10. County clerks will 'llt'ct tho llcermoa. s taken er!ouly. L. Carr, fcO years and one The inoit remarkable jump in prices month old, walked from Moscow to occurred id thu pork market. In J8U7 Illcluiinu Monday Inn Httlo more than pork old at JS.90 a barrel, tho low water three hours. Quito a feat for oven pork roe to f23.73 a barrel, the rite for a younger man. the thirteen year with ecral minor MtMes Wllllo Willis and Marguerfluctuation being gradual. In .January, ite Ilond left Monday for Paduonh af- 1911, the price wa quoted at $32.47. It ter a visit with Mrs. J. L. Ambers. rot to f:2.75 in February and then beAfter a short visit with MUs Willis. gan a gradual decline until it readied 17.30. In 1890 Western salt beef could Mls Uond will return to her honru be had from the wholeialcr at 918 per In Walnut Rldgo, Ark. oarrei. uj ueoember, 1911, It bad Jumped If you don't happen to draw the to $30 per barrel. Short rib tide of bacon, the ehtapeat pigeon next Saturday, keep the tickmeat et you have Uiey will be Rood In prico luted, cot least in 1S90, when the dropped to 4 sent a pound. tho contest next week. Remember, It maximum wlioleaal price wa in tho drawing takes place about noon 1910, when the price went to 13 Saturday. If the holder of the lucky cent a pound. Throughout 1911 tho number doesn't claim the pigeons be- price hovered between 11 cent and 8 fore 7 o'clock Saturday evening, an cent. A gradual decline followed durother number will bo drawn. Hotter ing the last alx months In 1911 and continued until the Jump in price regbo on hand. Helm & Ellison. istered during the preient yar. 7-0 2 period thu whulciale price for poultry ha increaed more than 33 per cent, while egg, which in 181)0 aold wholesale at thu remunerative price of 17 cent per dozeu, were in December, 1811, o!d at thu arbitrary price' of 49 cent per doxn. In 18'JC Elgin fcutter sold at 18 cent per pound. In December of last year it reached the unprecedented prico of 3 cent per pound. Considered in connection with a bulletin In tied by the department of commerce and labor only a few days ago prcnting facta to ahow that not since 1907 have food animal been 10 plentiful at now, the statement of market men that tb high price ars cauicd by a hortage of cattle I not 3 record-breakin- '" ' In thoeuiire united aame states. - iit. Wat sBBrffaTi rv 1V4T 4B B W w Mt tmtAtfrmmmmM Where Quality Reigns Higher than Price. A. E. Henderson has accepted a po sition In tho Mcngel office. Walker Martin, of Martin, Sunday In Hickman. spnet spent Sunday Harold DeBow and Clarence Reed In Union City. Mrs. Bonner CavtU, of St. Louis, Miss Alice Vlndyand, of W. A. Dodds and family and Ben Is spending tho week with Mrs. S. M. Hertweck and wife motored to Union Mo., is the guest of Miss Ca itt. City Sunday. Lutcn. Jackson, Virginia Dr. Drew Luten, of Pittsburgh, Pa., Dr. C. M. Dlackford, Robt. Goalder Miss Leila Bard, of Fulton, and Dr. and N. R. Holcomue motored to Ful- Chas. Bard, of Louisville, were united Is spending several weeks with hU parents, Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Luten. ton Sunday. In marriage May 30th. R. A. Tyler left Wednesday Tor Miss Swan Naylor, of Bllrmlngbam, Mrs. Joe Cantlllon and nephew, Ala., Is spending several weeks with Richard Cantlllon, left- - Sunday to Denver, Colo., for his health. He war accompanied by Dr. J. M. Hubbard. spend tho summer In Minneapolis. her mother, Mrs. Minnie Naylor. Miss Irene Farls has returned from Mrs. Bottle Travis and daughter, J. T. Stephens and wife spent a few days this week In Momphls with Mrs. John Handley, of Nashville, are nn extended visit with relatives and friends In St. Louis, Carbondale and W. P. Stephens, v. ho Is In an In- visiting C. B. Travis and other firmary there. Paducah. vlil Si I yBHBDk .VTt "B BUGGIES BUGGIES BUGGIES N We have a big stock of BUGGIES and they are PEACHES. Our prices on these will be less than our competitors by $5.00 to $10.00 per job. Give us a call and we will show you. HICKMAN HARDWARE CO. INCORPORATED (HI ! r M. WHY NOT GET THE BEST THE OLD RELIABLE, LIGHT RUNNING ? THE BIBLE: WHAT IT IS By Rev. William Evan. D. D.. DindM aU. Cam J N'woir UAi. IwhuK QicM Engraved Calling Cards, Wedding Invitations, &c. See samples. Jit Courier Office. up to tho level of tho lllble. The effect is tho same; you rob tbo Blblo of It unlquo character and authority. Let us bo careful In this matter. The Bible Is not only tho book of God, It la also the book from Ood. At least this Is the way la which it gives Its own account of Its origin: "All Scripture la given by Inspiration of God," that is to say, is (2 Timothy 2:16). Again, in 2 Petor 1:20-21-, we rvad: "Knowing this Drat, that no prophecy ef the Scriptural of any private Interpretation (or origin, for it seems clear that It Is to the sou h rather than to tho exposition of tho Scripture that reference la here made). For the prophecy came not lu old time by the will of man; but holy men of God spake as they were moved by tho Holy GhosL" Hero are some very clear and definite statements concerning the source of the Scripture. It Is this element that differentiates this book from all other writings. The Biblo is quite oftea referred to nowadays as splendid "literature," Well, the Bible is that, but It is more than that it Is Scripture. Literature la tho letter; Scripture Is the letter Imbreathed by tho holy spirit. Just as la tho creation of man we learn that man became a living soul when that frame of dust, as it lay oa the ground, became inbreathed by the spirit of life from God. Man is dust Inbreathed by Deity; and if you take the spirit of life from man. he returns to dust. So Is it with the Bible; It is the letter, hut it is the letter Inbreathed by God's spirit that makes that letter Scripture. And when you rob the Bible of ita Inspiration you have nothing but mere literature left you have bo Scripture. Tho message of the Dlble is a religious message Its aim and purpose Is to bring man, who has beea estranged from Ood by reason of sin, back to the Owl from whom be baa beea estranged. The Scriptures, which are given by Inspiration of God, aro for the. man of Ood. that he may be Instructed ia righteousness; mark you, in righteousness, not in science, or art, or poetry, or history, important as those things aro in themselves. "Ood-breathe"God-breathed- " LUMBER! We have taken charge of the Lumber Business purchased from T. W. Reynolds, and arc now in position to take care of your wants for everything in other books, or Hit thoso other books If your dealer doesn't handle it, write for prices. Hickman Wagon Incorporated Co. All scripture is given by of Ood, and in profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for Instruction in rlsliteouineis. 2 Tiro. TEXT. Building HI JV TO HANG OVER THE MIRROR Practical Hatpin Holder That I ways Handy and Not Likely to Be In the Way. Our Bkotch Illustrates looking-glass- A. M. TYLER Attorney-at-Luw Al- ond Notary Public a practical Will practice in all Courts of .the State. HICKMAN, KENTUCKY little hatpin holder (or hanging over , the post of the that can be made with the aid of one of those cardboard cylinders that are so often used for sending unmounted photo-trraph-s through the post They may be obtained from almost any stationer at a trifling cost The cardboard Is neatly covered with silk, gathered Into a tiny frill I Office over Rice's Shoe Store 9&HJ T mini m1 The Purpose of an at each end, and upon which the vrord f Advertisement is to serve your needs. people you want to reach. An advertisement in this paper is a reference guide to those whose wants are worth supplying. goods talk to the It will help sell your Business -- ASK Directory "hatpins" Is worked. The cyltndor Is further ornamented with bands of ribbon Ued tightly round either side and finished off with smart Sewn at the back of little bows. theso bands Is a long loop of ribbon with a rosetto bow for suspending the holder from the glass. Inside a ball of cotton wool la pressed well Into the center so that it is in no way vis ible, and through this wool the pint can be thrust from one aide of the holder and held securely in tbeilr places. A glance at the sketch will explain this, and diagram A illustrates the cardboard cylinder prior to betas covered with Bilk. LINOLEUM IN FOR RATES- - THE BEDROOM BT. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH English Idea Has Becomo Deservedly Popular Saves Time and Labor for the Housewife. Services: The introduction of the English Every Sunday 11cm. and 8:00 p. m. vogue for using linoleums bb floor cov erlngs In bedrooms has led to an enorHoly Communion Every 1st Sunday. mous increase in the demand for rugs. Housekeepers appreciate the cleanll nesa of a floor covering that can bo W. J. McMURRY washed without requiring a further Attorney polishing with oil or wax. The patterns in the bedroom linoleums are Office la LaClode Building on corner. pretty, and when ornamented with a Ky. Hickman, few rugs look very attractive. Inexpensive velvet and tapestry squares are often used for this purpose and OR. C. M. CRUTCHFIELD are to be had in old Persian patterns. Dentist In which the dull, rich tones of blue and beauUful, varying tints of soft Davidson's old aland. Phone No. 2. rose the seen to are wonderful advantage. Hickman, Ky. Among the novelties for curtains and draperies the Murillo fabric, a dull finish silk and satin material obHICKMAN FURNITURE CO. tainable In Funeral D I recto re and Embalmers. the Naples beauUful colorings, and satin, which has a bright appearance of silk satin, although It Phone 20 day or nlgaL Is simply a mixture of cotton and Hickman. Ky. wool, hold first place. This is chiefly due to their moderate price, combined with their decorative effects. They arr WOODLAWN DAIRY Importations. A. H. Lest, Proprietor. t-Law The Dlble Is tho Dook of God and religion. There aro other books, wo are told, that reveal God to ua besides tho Dlble; e. k, the book of nature, and the book of provldenoe. We admit that nature reveals God to us. That the heavens declare tho glory of God, and the Armament ahows his handiwork, ,we do not for a moment deny. Na0BBBB?t3kinBV ture is vocal with theology. Nor would we think of contradicting tho statement that God manifests himself through history and providence. Victor Hugo said: "Waterloo waa God." I3y that ho meant that God showed his hand In that great war and turned the stream of civilization Into another channel. Tbo history of all nations is abundanUy replete with marked Inter ferenocs of God. Promotion coaeth neither from the east nor from the west It Is God who aettcth up one nation, and putteth down another. The knowledge of God that eoaaes to us from these sources, however, is not sufficient to fully saUsfy the human heart. Nature tells us of God, but does not adequately describe him to us. We might infer from the manifestations In history and providence that God la a great force of power, but such a definition of God by no means satisfies humanity. Wo need some other and deeper vision of God. We need to know something about his person, nature and attributes; his relaUons with his creatures; what things are pleasing and what displeasing to him; what aro his ethical, moral and spiritual standards. To these questions not nature, nor history, nor yet providence affords an answer. Nature may show the head and wisdom of God, and provldeace and history the hand and power of God. but we need a revelation such as we have la the Bible to reveal to us the heart and the grace of our God. Sometimes the Blblo la compared with other sacred books Bibles of other religions; the Koran, the Vedas, etc Thpre can be bo real comparison. The Bible Is not to be put oa the same plane as these books. None of them claims for Itself what the Bible claims for Itself; nor did any one of their authors claim for himself what Jesus Christ, and the Inspired writers of the Bible claim for themselves. The Christian must be very careful in the matter of comparing his Bible with other sacred books. Such comparison is attended with grave danger. There Is practically no difference, so far as the disastrous effects of such comparisons are concerned, whether you drag the Bible down to the level of these Material AT THE LOWEST PRICES We have a car load of CEDAR POSTS See us when you need anything. ephones. Both Tel- HALE LUMBER CO. ssffa The Hickman Courier. and Memphis Commercial Appeal Both a whole 3'ear for dl-rt- ! HICKMAN IT ajtv I MARBLE ISueowwir WORKS j 15 UtiTAIIMHIIKIl TOM DILLON, Sr.,4Prop. THE BEST PROOF. Given by a Hickman Citizen. Doan's Kidney Pills wero used they brought bonjfil The story was told to Hickman residents. Tlino has strengthened tho evidence. Has proven the result lasting. Tho testimony la homo testimony Tho proof convincing. It can bo Investigated by Hickman JLV JQKijjtosELH nTTrfriitoasr JfJJ HM jfdHgL I tfa loll. O, IUmmv, dvcmMtdtl Marble and Granite Monuments CURBING, STONE WORK OF ALL KINDS, IRON FENCING. E2 Farmers and Merchants Bank HICKMAN, It. M residents. Mrs. R. Graves, Hickman, Ky., says Doan's Kidney Pills whenever a cold or any other cause Unorders my s and they always cure mo. You are at liberty to uso my statement as heretofore." Tbo above was the substance of Mrs. Graves covncrsatlon when shJ was Intorvlowed on January 2t, 1912. Her endorsement of Doan's Kldnuy rills was in substance as follows: "I had Intense lameness und weakness lu my bock, was tired all Uio tlmo and had depressing hcudaches. Heading, about Doan's Kidney Pills. I cot a supply from Holm & Ellison' Drug Store and their uso rid mu of my trouble. Doan's Kidney Pills aro uioro effective than any other kidney mcdlcino I ever took." For sale by all dealers. Price CO Koater-Mllburcents. Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Ilemembor the name Doan's and inka no other. KENTUCKY 1 "I sUll uso .-- 1 niltKUTOIlH IHI.KIl II. T. HAVIH Dr. J. M. IIUIIIlAltn (IKO.lt. TIIUKI.KKI.lt J.J.O. UONOUUAMT T.A.t.Kprilltll IIKNIlY HANOKIt WOMEN SHOULD BE PROTECTED Against So Many Surgical Op crations. How Mrs. Bethune and Mrs. Moore Escaped. with sound banking. i.J.O. We combine absolute safety with satisfactory service, and offer our depositors the most liberal treatment conslstenl INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS IIOXDUHANT. rrtitiUni II. ItAMAOK, At CailiUr J. A.THOMI'HON, (hit The only dairy la Fulton County. Undertaker LINING FOR SILVER DRAWER ST. LOUIS FURNISHING. CO. Heane and driver furnished on short notlco R Tor 8ale.ee Dimension Stuff cut to order on Short Notice. Mill located on Dresden Road 2 I --2 miles east of Hickman, if you are in need of anything in this line, see (ib Lumber Dr. J. M. HUBBARD MffNJfflgglfl Large oaa 3c.-BU- wscti Lease CUas PMbMt I FMOar. Velvet That Shows Signs of Wear Sikeston, Mo. "For seven years Iwf- Should Be Replaced Before (t Is ferod every thing. I was in bed for four Worn Through. or nvo uays at a umo every month, and so Every sliver drawer should hare a weak I could hardly lining of velvet with a short pile, and walk. I cramped and where this pile begins to show the had backache and marks of long usage It should be reheadache, and was newed to appear at Its besL To do this so nervous and weak It Is best to peel out the velvet that that I dreaded to soo Is to be replaced and measure oft the anyone or have new lining to tbo correct measurements of the old one. The paste with Tho doctors gave mo which It is mado to adhore Is made of medicine to ease me the same consistency as the sizing at those times', Tanu suid that I ought to that would be used In paper hanging, have an operation. I would not listen to or slightly dryer, and after tho inside that, and when a friend of my husband of the drawer Is it Is ap- told h.m about Lydla E. Pinkham's Veg plied to the wood and the velvet etable Compound and what it had dono pressed to It with a piece of paste- for his wife, I was willing to take it. board or rubbed with plain paper. Now I look tho picture of health and feel Brush well after It Is dried and be- like it, too. I can do my own housework, fore the silver Is placed la Its new hoe my garden, and milk a cow. I can entertain company and enjoy them. I can visit when I choose, and walk as far as any ordinary woman, any day in tho MARRIAGE LICENSES. month. I wish I could talk to every suffering woman and girl." Mrs. Dema Granted In Obion County Bethune, Sikeston, Mo. Since Our Last Issue. Murrayville, III. "I have taken Ly-di- u E. Pinkhnm'a Vegetablo Compound C. T. Hunter and Ida Kranson. for a very bad case of female trouble John Bouldln and Irene Bussey. and it mado mo a well woman. My D. W. Miller and .Bertha Gardner. health was all broken down', the doctors Luthor L. Nichol. und Clara Pyles. said I musthavo an operation, and I was Don Harrison Lcdbetter and Ora ready to go to tho hospital, but dreaded it Margie King,. bo that I began taking your Compound. I got along so well that I gavo up the doctors and was saved from the operaExtra fine Bertie tt Pears, large tion." Mrs. CHARLES MOOKE, It. It. , Praiaer. No. ?, Murrayville, Jit, BeUsrswarta sand-papere- d 5 A CHANGE We are installing machinery for the purpose of changing all of our electrical system to the alternating current. The "direct current," which has existed in the business district for the operation of electric fans, will be abolished. All fans, lights, cooking and heating devices motors, etc., can be operated twenty-fou- r hours day. per Parties owning (direct current fans will do well to list them for sale, as they will not operate on the new current. All current will be measured by meter. n Real Blue Bloood. An Irish contractor bad the misfortune to run his car over an old man who had a bottle of bluing Insldo bis coat .Jumping from his car and soo-tn- g the fluid rapidly staining the old fellow's breast, ho cried to his friend: "Finnegan, it'll go harrud wld usl We've killed wan o' thim Yankees 1" Judge. blue-bloode- d ROLL OF HONOR. In tho final examination, tho third grado pupils in West Hickman school averaged tho following: Tosco West 98.0 Elzy Owens'. 07.0 .". Hallio Swift 96.8 Herbert Crcason... Alphcous O'Donlol Frank Ray 96 0 95 3 Hickman Ice & Coal Co. J. T. DILLON, Manager Try our Helnia baked beans with FOR BALK AT ONCH One million tomato sauce good any tbJme. Only extra fine cypreeashlnies. C. 10o a oaa. Bittersweet & Frattwr's. Bsiaste Co. ..9S.f I X raresT GROCERIES Phone 4 C. H. Moore I X i