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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26

..., toe opince a6os que habfa dura-
DurIn,er matrimonio, no habia s1do muy
~ P4arra Rape, en- atenci6n que su ma
l' NC rpo de los mas importantes droguerOs al
~, uaror del barro, pasaoa. en- vlrtua os
-naIa costumbre, todas sus yeiadas en- ei
i ri Era 10 dnico que poo1a echarsele en-
Mr. Rape hacfa muy buenos negoc1os
Es .stabIectmfento prospsraba sin cesar
y 8'...,r.da todo ell dfa en- su escrftorio ante
Sss,ns madame Rape tenia la satisfaction
II Anal de todos los meses que la casa
~. rpalIzsdo importantes benehcios.
'''p psro como oil establecimiento Sc cerraba
..is de Ia tarde despu6s de haber comido
1,trimonio, las siete, Mr.. Rape cogia 81
s,rhrero 81 bast6n y no volyis hasta las DO
.5si caH del Gas, madame Rape, que no te-
a, biios. 50 aburrfa soberanamente y no ha-
"a n$s ous bostezar ante 50 labor.
Ios domfn COS tan solo ell marldo sacaba
,.oo su muier pero, como de costum brs,
80, de los postres, eI buen senor Sc iba al
M deisba su esposa en- Ia soledad. Uni
H.morte tres cuatro veces al auo Ia lleyaba
teatro.
bares nero no podfa ocuitar el disgusto que
4 @s.odncfs Ia maldita costum bre de su con-
POGO 4 POGO madame Rape fue dejando de
..tsr su marido. Por tanto, cuando este
@1ri6 cssl de repente, 81 viuda consagro po
5,ggrtmas a su memoria, y no tardo en- con-
Sisrse de "a p6rdids experimentada.
Hsbfanle quedado veinte mil lioras de
4b,s. sin contar la casa de comercio, cuya
ma podls producer una importante canti-
sn habfa cumplido treinta sefs affos, su
mario de luna le ofreefa Ia imAgen de una
Ss1ier todavfa vistoss y agradable. Autes de
Ia e1plrase el plazo legal, madame Rape
Aarct6 ell proyecto de volverse casar.
4 81 primer dependiente de Ia casa, un tai
IN Ro1ler habfa llamado Ia atencidn de la
ads, va en- vida del difunto marido.
Al verse Iibre, le consider6 como IN par
ic muy yentaioso para ella, y al cabo de tre-
ueses del entierro del 1roguero, la vfuda
@atraia segundas nupcias hac1a poner 10
guIente en- la muestra del estaolecImiento'
aozier, successor de Rape.S
Todo fu6 q pedir de boca dnrante los tres
:. j, de luna de miel passdos en- Fontaineoleau.
Euo apenas hubo regresado ell matrimonio
ps, Roller, despu6s de haberse levantsdo de
mesa, cogio su sombrero y su baston.
IA donde vas2-le pregunto su muJer,
Nrtundamente alarmada.
-Salgo & tomar el aire un ratio, despuss
pasar an par de horas al cafe.
7 el reci6n casade no voivio hasta las DO
4 como el difunto.
Madame Rozier Sc quedo eonsternaoa en-
IVA de que iban reanudarse para ella las
rminAbles veladas de aourrlmienso oe
sisd,
Contuyo, no obstante, su despecho, al
a,gpiente, despues de almorzar, dijo 50
Foso;
ST como todo ell mundo. Tu primer
a.Ido ina al Cdfe del Gas, 20 voy al Cdfe de
guardiq NaciondJ, en- la calle de Riyol1.
-5Pero no te gustarfa mas qnedarte en-
ia al lado de tn mulerc1ta?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26
q
lssss.s

En- terrtorio escondiaa entire inex-
tricables selvas de Ia montanosa region del
Ural, ha sido descu berta, q descubierta - tai
escribe Il Temps. ciudad hermosa mny
poblada, cuya existencia no tsnfa noticia
ell Gobierno ~ So Los pobladores de esa ciu-
curoso exit 80 idioma que en- nada SO pa
rece los que Sc usan en- ell mundo europeo.
Estzn dedieaaos la agriculture su vida es
pastori, son buenas personas. Desconocen
ell dinero.
Por ESQ son buenas personals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26
DESEAN SUS HIJ0S

Dos solicitudes han sido enviadas 81 oec1e-
llo por C8ndelaria Ramos Edeimira MEL (
IN, pdiendo Sc den los pasos tenoen'es .
s1olgeries sus hIjos, quienes recientemeh'e
Y gfaron 81 Hawaii
Los solicitantes manifestation qne sus III
4 GFegorio Santiago y Ramos J Manqgi Mo
ass Merriam fnepon conducidos al HAWAII
fi agentes de la emigration con enganha;
Yes que ellos pasen trsbajos, sus paores es-
= dispuestos hacer todo 10 necesario para
re yuelyan su hogar.
Sc le ha passdo una communication "a
.aaaae1e agente de la emigration al hawaii
s'l4endole informe sobre ell particular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26
EE CabaIIo de BouIanger

Acaba de morir IN caballo de historic.
cuyo recuerdo se conservara como el de Bu-
cefalo de otras ceisbridades h{picas; Tnnas,
ell femos corcel negro que 81 general Bou-
LANCER montaba en- Ia revsta del IA de julio
de 1886 cuyo nombre forma parte de Ia le-
yenda b01tGGngeristG.
Legado por ell General uno de aus ami
gos fntimos, Mr. Luis Barber, y recog1do por
NJ. de MarsiIlac, ell animal, bien cuidado, Ia
pasado dias espl6ndidos es la Lironde, donde
acaba de morir
Un detalIe: la cola del caballo Tu7ias ha
sido enviada NJ. Henry Rocchefort.
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VenganZa muJerli

LOS tltmos peri6iicos de Ia Haoana oan
'aa de "a vengsnza que tono confa 81
~aIao una mnjer celosa.
marido dormia, con un sueno de saneo'
|sapla Ia conciencia y libre ell cuerpo ce ro-
~! ssosnas. Il mujer que tenfa prepsFa-
IN "a caiasera con aqua hirviendo. ie echo un
-''ro por donde ella crefa castigario meJof
h, Tero 10 mas raro del case es este que 81
- Aspiente Sc habfsn reconcilisdo los oos
..gTf,aes' aPessr de que el marido quedaoa inu'
'H'Aao poF sg6n tiempo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26
SUBMARINE RUSO

ssgdo noticias de San Peseroqrgo, nIon. ed
hravo se veri6cara ell lanzamiento en- Cronssaa
49, tornadero submarine de nuevo sistema
tnyentado por IN Official rnso a.
Sc espera que ests maquina oe guerra u0
erandes resultados en- las exper1eneias. =.
Si es asi, Sc construifa una sscuaufi''A -
buoues del misno modeto'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26

Deseamos conseguir una collection del pc
riodco La Balt1nza, que Sc editaba en- San Juan,
correspondents al anO 1890 los meses de
Abrl, Mayo, Junio, Julio Agosto.
Supicam os nuestros amigos de Ia isla
que ST aIguno posee dicha collection quiere
venderla facilitarnosla, puede dirigirse
nuestro director don Mariana Abril. P.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26

DOCTOR J. LORENZO cASALDoo'
CIruiano Dentista Norss-Americano.,
<Arecibo, Puerto Kico.s e'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26
ANlgNCIO

En- la noche del 30 de Julio pasado,
desapareci6 de Ia fnca de don Benigno 70.
rres, donde pastaba, IN caballo de color
zaino amarillo careto, zalco de IN oJo, pa
tas traseras blancas y ce paso Denuoeado,
de seis cuartas de aizada, de seis sfos de
edad, de mucho brio estrellero; de Ia
propiedad del que suscribe.
Sc gfatifcara la persona que de noti-
cias de su paradero: sc llama la atsncion
de Ia policfa insular de laisla de la mu-
nicpal de aquellos pueblos donde la hu-
biere.
Morovis, Septiembre de 1901.
PascmaA Arroyo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26
lgAN RI 4 a

Sc vendep dos Columns para fguras, en-
ocho dollae, m piano en- buen esttado como
Instruments muy bonito en- 200 <doliaTse.
los one fnteresen dichos objetos, pueden
diriiirse esta imprenta al hotel sAurorae
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26
Lacto-Marrow & Comp -Quimicos NewYofk
PARTIDO FEDERAL
oFICINAs EN- SAN JUAN

El sef1or Prestde1ste del Cuerpo EJecalttuo,
por haber mudado su reside ucia Santurce,
rectbfr8 en- su despacho-San Justo 11-de IL
3 de Ia tarde p. n.
Secret<.14a Qc1aeral Fortaleza II, altos q.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-26
UN TRIUNFO De LA CIENCIA
As1 puede Hamarse el
IACTO--M \ RROW
del Dr. VAN NESS

asi ha sdo reconocdo los melcos mas eminentes
Esta Emulsion N 0 cOntiene Aceite de HtacalaO.
ciertas afeccones de las Was
reprateriss
sfempre perjudfcial
emago mncas yeces Sc conssfe en
grave Observation-Disclosures.
En gustudo acelte repugnanePof
esta emusonado con
YfMA E HUEvo CRBMA rE LECHE, MATERAs FARENAChAo,
FERIENTOS CDOS lnd1ga
m con 10 ACElTE DE HGAo D b-
CALAO Los HIPOFOSFTOS conen es e COM
wedicina AIimenfo
nvs rtados en- TISIS ANEMIA NEURASTENlA DE-
mlar de cao que
hano ohtendo complea curac0n
Fs medicna del hoear La salvacion de los ninos
ac+o. Marrow & Comn --0uimicOS NeW-YOrk
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Gon0rrho|

mejor de los especf
las Was urinara
pontitud los germenes morbos sin dtsroar
las celuas ogancs aoan devueve los tedos ine
vitando cicatrices estrecheces uretaes
The Gonohol Medical NJ fg Ca
New York Setembge II de 1901.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-03-22
ShaWs' Dept Store
will receive prompt attention
H0RNBEAK NEWS.

Hornbeak, Tenn, March, 10, 1901
Miss Josis Foulks of Hickman, is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Kate Barnett.
Miss POsey of Troy Is visiting friends
here this week.
Mr.. Dora Griffith visited friends in
Fulton recently. Mcssrs Noke B arnett
Geo. DAVIS and Steve Fields, went to
st. Louis Sunday.
Mr.. Tom Johnson contemplates NOV
ing to his farm soon.
Mr.. Jessie Ashley and Miss Mary
Stokes while driving Saturday afternoon
came near having very serious acct
dent; their horse ran away, badly dam
aging the buggy
The Bazaar and Play, Friday night,
given by the Ladies AID Society. was
financial success; amount received, s44 !;
large attendance ard good order.
The severe storm here Saturday night,
injured fruit and shade trees, fences,
tiues, Il few residences, and one of the
business houses. and completely tore
down the saw mill shed adjoining the
Touring mill.
Elder Gaskill. the new pastor of the
Christian Church, will preach here Sun
day and Sunday night.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Miss Lizzie Hornbeak. Monday
afternoon. MADAM GRUMPY
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A REMEDY,
suggested by Reading "Aragon's"
Recent Articles.

Inc tramp, since he has come To stay
= ready subject for the facile pen of
the satirlst, as well as the humorist
WINE much wit Is suggested by his I'M
couth appearance, nomadic habits. and
aversion TO labor, yet he Is looked uDon
DIS a social outcast. Many towns and
cities arrest him on sight and sentence
MN 10 the work house, stone pile or city
Improvements for longer or shorter
periods, with the admonition from the
authorities, that if caught in the town
or city precincts after the end of the
term he will again be subject to arrest
one term generally suffices to keep him
away from the place. 1t Hickman is in
Tested with idlers and Migrants who
nave no visible means of support and
refuse 10 work when work Is offered
TO them, would it not be "A good idea. il
no other means are available to make
them useful, TO take them in hand and
put. them TO work on corporation i'm
provements. thereby saving much
money to the corporation a. we'll az the
taxpayer. Chronic idlers care nothing
Tor being arrested and locked up. il i
no punishment TO them simply because
they would as soon loaf IN "A cell. with
food, bed and shelter assured them M
the expense of the county. than ON the
street with an empty stomach, but let
penalty be attached with har.i labor
and better condition soon obtains. I'm
TINS, that the town Is improved from
their labor, the streets are rid of nui-
sance, and the many questionable
means employed by idlers eradlcated
Farmers need their labor. public I'm
provements are suffering for want Of
IT. and Hickman does not need their de-
vices and questionable avocations. So
far AZ monuments and statuary are con
cerned public parks are amply provided
with them of a more artistic character.
REFORM
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Remarkable Cure Of Rheumatism

From the Vindicator. RutherfOrdtOn.
y. G.: The Editor of the Vindicator
has had occasion to test the efficiency
of Chamberlain Pain Balm twice with
the most remarkable results in the case.
First. with rheumatism in the shoulder
from which he suffered excruciating
pain for ten days. which was relieved
with two applications of Pain Balm,
rubbing the parts afflicted and realizing
instant benefit and entire relief In a
very short time. Second, IN rheuma
tism in the thigh joint, almost pros
trating him with severe pain, which
was relieved by two applications, rub
bing with the IMMINENT on retiring at
night. and getting up free from pain
For sale by Cowgirl a Cowgirl. and
A. NJ Shaw. State Line, Ky.
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In Memory Of W.. II. Bacon

William r. Bacon, was born, June Is
1872. Died, March LIST, 1901. Aged 20
years.
Death Is necessary and evitable CON
dition of life, and before it's mandate
all classes and conditions of men must
DOW yet, strange a. II may seem. no
one Is ever fully prepared for the sum
mons, Life Is sweet, and life's duties
and cares so engross the mind as TO keep
II unprepared for the great change that
sooner or later comes TO every human
soul. Surrounded by loved ones, in the
enjoyment of home and of the tender
associations that have grown around
him through lifetime of struggle and
trial what wonder is il that the man
OF younger years still wants 10 live TO
enjoy the fruits of his labors. And as
death Is universal, so, too, is sorrow
When our own homes are invaded and
our own hearts desolated. When death
comes 10 us like 1.-The flight of some
poor bird across the dark cliff over some
narrow valley, for while sunlight fails
on its wings, and moment more and
all is dark again" We are apt to feel
that our grief is exceptional and our
sorrow greater than that of others
Billy as he was generally called was
happy In his home, devoted 10 his dear
mother, and true TO his friends. The
formland face of dear Billy we shall see
no more. His soft and piaintive voice
is forever hushed. His anxieties and
ambitions are alike over, and his busy
life Is exchanged for -sepose and rest.
His earthly record revealed the wise
purpose of human existence, and the
DIVINITY in man was made manifest by
the void left in the aching hearts of
weeping friends. So sudden was his
death tiIat his life passed away without
even the ministering hands of dear
mother.
Now We offer our words of sympathy
to the dear mother and father. ana three
brothers, whose hearts are most sadly
bereft, ourselves remembering show
brittle is the thread Of life and as we
finger by the shore of the ''shadowy
river" sublime faith in our Heavenly
Father lifts the dark cloud, and with
clearer vision we see reckoning hanLs
urging us on to the final reunion in the
Heavenly home. He was laid to rest in
the family burying ground, where a
large concourse of friends and relatives
had met to pay the last tribute of re-
spect to the dead associate. The beau
tiful and impressive services being con
Quoted by Elders A. n. Glover and L.
81 Reynolds, of the First Christian
Church, Of Union City. Tennessee.
T.. c. NJ.
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A SURE SUCCESS

New York, March II - Wireless teleg-
raphy is my business now" SAID Signor
Guglielmo Marconi, the Anglicized
Italian inventor, as ne stepped ashore
from the Majestic this morning.
my invention has passed beyond the
experimental stage, | can hold commu
nication with my apparatus for 200
miles with as much surety as over a
wire. My apparatus has been installed
on the ships of all Continental navies.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up as strays by Willie Binford,
living in Fulton county. KY. on or near
the Lodgton and Moscow road near the
Shelby's corner, three head of cattle, as
follows: One Red Cow, with white on
back, and marked with split in left ear.
crop and under bit in right ear, and
supposed to be 8 years old; valued at
$500. One Jersey Steer, crop and two
splits in left ear, and under bit in left
ear. supposed to be about three years
old. and valued at $1,000, One pale red
Heifcr marked crop and two splits in
each ear. and under bit in left ear, sup
posed 10 be Is months old, and valued at
$1,000 No other brands or marks per
ceivable. Given under my hand this,
February 18th, 1901.
j. +. MANEEsE, j. p, 4. G.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Mr.. EDITOR: Having been sick for
several weeks. and utterly unable and
disqualified from visiting different parts
of the county in the interest of my
candidacy for County Court Clerk. as
was my desire and intention 10 do. will
you please let these facts be known
through the Courier, with the assurance
that am still candidate, and expect
to remain SO until the close Of the pri-
mary, any reports to the contrary, not
outstanding and urgently ask my
friends to stand by me.
Respectfully,
w. NJ. Bacon.
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Night Was Her Terror.

Il would cough nearly all night long.
writes Mrs. Chas. Applegaae, of Alex
andria, Ind. ''and could hardly get any
sleep. had consumption 50 bad that
If l walked a block | would cough
frightfully and spit blood, but, when all
other medicines failed, three slO0 bot
ties of DIR. Kings New Discovers wholly
cured me and gained % pounds 1T 5
absolutely guaranteed to cure Coughs,
Colds. La Grippe, Bronchitis and all
Throat and Lung Troubles. Price soc
and Sl.00. Trial bottles free at Cowgirl
4 Cowgill's Drug Store, Hickman, Ky
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DIVINE HEALING.
K W. Bucks Work in Memp is

X. W. Buck, well known citizen OF
hickman, who has won considerable
renown as Divine Magnetic Healer.
has been in Memphis several months,
and report has it has attracted much II
tention, and his reported cures and heal
ings are given as most wonderful. OK
tending to the blind. deaf and ali man
ner of diseases. He has been giving
free talks and headings before large
audiences at the First Spiritual Church.
and these people pronounce him the
most wonderful medium known. both
as healer and Il mind reader
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-03-22

DIR. s. X. Davidson, who is on pro
fessional visit to Tiptonville, was a
sufferer by the fire that destroyed that
prosperous town, losing some of his
dental instruments and apparatus. Be-
cause of the delay IN his work incident
to the fire, he cannot return to Hick-
man by the appointed time, but will be
absent perhaps two weeks longer.
~I would be pleased to have all
my friends and acquaintance to call on
me when in need of anything in the
Blacksmithing line. Horse Shooting, and
Buggy Work, speciality. We guaran-
tee all work to be satisfactory. Yours,
for trade, PAUL DAVIS,
With w. j. Barry 4 Co., Buckner's Old
Stand.
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BAPTIST SUPPER NEXT
MONDAY NIGHT

The ladies of the Baptist Church will
give supper at Caruthers' cafe. next
Monday night. the 18th. Ice cream.
oysters, and other things. III season.
served. These suppers are 10 aid IN re-
building tae Baptist Church. With
thanks for the kindness of the public
last Monday night, the ladies promise
renewed efforts 10 entertain.
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EQUAL RIGHTS LECTURE.

Please announce a lecture on Woman 8
Suffrage, for april End. by DIR. Francis
Wood and Miss Laura Clay, our State
President Of Equal Rights. She IL a
daughter of Cassius NJ. Clay one OF the
notables of Kentucky. Will give place
next week where the lecture will be.
Mrs. S. NJ. HUBBARD.
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SITTING IN A BUGGY.

Yesterday afternoon at ! o'clock Mr..
j. S. Chambers, of Liberty Church, and
Miss BERTHE Blnkley, of Eno1, drove up
to the residence of Esq. K A. Roberts
and asked HIM to perform a marriage
ceremony between them. And with
the couple sitting in the buggy Esq.
Roberts pronounced them man and
wife, Fulton Leader 18th.
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TIPTONvILLE BURNED.

Tiptonville the county seat OF Lake,
was visited by the most disastrous fire
In its history Tuesday night. every bust
ness house in the town. except two. be
ing destroyed. The high winds pre-
vailing at the time spread the confiagra-
ton in every direction, and beyond all
possible resistance. The destroyed
property was partially insured, but the
loss is tremendous.
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Mrs. -. 4. sim mons Dead

Mrs. 5. {. Simmons. conSort Of the
late Hiram Simmons and mother Of
Mr. l.. ID. Simmons, Of Hickman, died
at the home of Mrs. Robert Powell, I
miles trola Hickman. Tuesday evening.
the 18th. at } O'Clock. Sh had been
an invalid, suffering from complicated
Affections, for some years. and her death
was not unexpected She was a mobile.
good woman. and her death Is mourned
by all who knew her
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WITHDRAWAL
To The Democrats of Fulton
County.

respectfully withdraw my name us a
candidate for the Office of County Judge,
at the primary to be held April 9th, 1901.
l desire TO thank my friends for the
many kindnesses extended to me in the
past. Yoursservant,
K 5. MURRELL
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rIOtice.

For Sale or Trade % Acres of Land
400 Yards South East of Court House,
Hickman, Ky.
j. r. BRowN.
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c.. u. EAKER.
General Grocer.
Powell Block, Clinton st.

Having purchased the Grocery Stock of
j. J. c. Bondurlnt, would be pleased 10
have ell old friends TO call. Fresh Goods
and Choice Bargains.
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Local Mention.

Some men 90 TO work and others
wait for work to come to them.
Now the scientists tell u that wealth
is a disease. Please tell us where we
can catch it,
w. c. Johnson. cashier OF Hickman
Bank. left Wednesday night for ST.
Louis TO buy fine new IRON front for the
bank building.
L~ Since it's fact that Roper
Bros. keep the latest styles in Shoes no
doubt that you would b more than
justified in carefully examining their
Stock and Prices before purchasing your
new pair for Spring.
The State Board OF Valuation has
overruled the petition filed by the raul
roads in the county franchises for local
taxation by each county Attorney
Helm. of Louisville appeared for tn
railroads.
THE LATEST STYLES.
Are shown in the Fashion Books and
Magazines, now on display. We give
Fashion Sheets free.
Wilson's Loo s,tII
We are in receipt of copy q. the
Daughters of the Confederacy %pub
lished monthly at Jackson, Tom. Mr.
j. Il. McCutchen i editor, ID a, brainy
woman like her is sure to make sue
cess in anything she undertakes
Mrs. DR.. Bailey, of Louisville. who
has been visiting relatives in Hickman
for several weeks returned home
Monday night She is to entertain a
box party of Hickman ladies at her
country home. near Louisville IN the
early Spring.
We have the correct thing in box pa
per for polite correspondence.
Wilson's Book STORE
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Notice.

For Sale or Trade-3O0 Acres of
Bottom Land, 3 = miles South West of
Hickman. Ky. Said Land adjoining
Bluff. j. 4. Brown.
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\0rrIG
Nation

and all that Is necessary to convince
chose who are in doubt as to its merits is
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-03-22
Residence for Sale.

The w. f. Bobo residence, in East
Hickman, is for sale. Apply to
H. f. REMLEy,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-31

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