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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
TOWED BY
A SALMON
PETER FOUNTAIN HOOKED a
MoNarER THAT ESCAPED

iiH fish are hriug caught daily BY
the anglers who 50 out on the bay
Hfief salmon with hook aud line.
fittnf Fountain had an experience
this morning while trolling that has
brought him Co the conclusion that
trolling for salmon b a good deal
iiAo happening whales.
n happened nuddeulY. A hlE fish
grabbed hla hait and performed the
act uf swallowing "a and heltinE
ssiih such speed that he turned the
row haat around ~ "a half circle.
Fountain was pulled OFF his seat BY
the sudden trek apd the salmon fol
lowing up his advantage. kept pull
mF until hu had literally towqd the
boat distance ~ 800 fert
Fountain Vac 30 Hurpfiaod that he
could not regain control Of hia hre
and the rsh got away,
Its weight wac left st the anglers
mercy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
MERIT MAKES 1T FAMOUS.
The oulY psmsdy Ia tia Work.. Ia
esps a Surgical Op<ratlon. That
Wa CsnAiniY Core Aay
Fosna a PlleG

The study 81 physicians. the sE-
psriueuta of ehefniata. the loudly
Advertised pretsna5ona - quaekh
have been fog pears expended ~ one
direction, TO find a Pile cute thai
would cure
The rssaIis have been a number
u harmless and IN most cases USE
less einiinsnts. kuppaaiinrtes and
n9ea Internal remedies. =hiah ih~
public have weighed N the balances
81 sAnsfisnca and found wanting
nearly All ~ them gave Some relief.
but nothing approaching a radical
cure resulted from these prepara-
tons
The remedy required = one which
viii immediately stop the pain -
severe IN many cases Of plies. ara
then by contracting the small bioed =
rssseia fcapllisfiesi 10 their normal
size. produces \ radical cure by re-
ducinE ana finally absorbing the tu-
mot- and healing the infiamed. raw
mucous surfaces.
untii few years ago. no such
remedy had been produced. but Al
that tins a suprosiiury was placed
upon the market. which has sinra
proven Itself - ~ che 4ans. Hoazs7;
permanent cure for this eBfnman and
distressing trouble. u has rapidly
become famous throughout the Unit
"a states ana Canada. and IL nuty
cold BY ali druggists under the name
~ Pyramid Pile Cure.
II " now The best known. because
itA merit and safety have advertised
u wherever used II has beer al.
vertiaed hy word - mouth. from one
sufferer % another. people who have
tried everything else. even submit.
ting 70 painful and dangerous aufai
cal operations without avail have
finally found that piles can be cured
without pain and without expense
pfact lcaliY. ~ the Pyramid fsiie Cufe
a. sold Tor the nominal price Of @
cents and 81 90 per package
The Pyramid Instantly stops all
pain and NJ the same time contains
no cocaine. morphine ~ narcotics
the acids and healing properties con
tanned IN the remedy speedily re-
move. cause n healthfni. natural con
traction and ABSORPTION % the tu-
mars ~ viii cure any form 81
rectal trouble except cancer and ad.
vancea nstula. which. BY the way,
nearly always results from neglect
the proper and timely treatment for
piles
A book on cause and cure nf piles
sent free by addressing Pyramid
Drug Co. Marshall. Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
REPUBLICANS
HOLD RUTOUS
c0NVE HTI0N

NEW YORK. SEPT - The Re-
publican fuHion convention IA BROCK .
iyu last uishl developed into stet
iu which Hon Timothy I. Wood
ruff lieutenant governor II NHW
York. and several ether prominent
msn IN politics played M small part
Il took squad af policemen to
restore order. after which the pa
l!ileai slate prepared % Woodruff
Was hfsskeu 90 pieces " aadfuff =
candidate Tar district attorney Of
King county. ussrga .. Eiiiott. was
tMfaed down. and the nomination
was stYea 20 Henry iisitrn keteh-
uns instead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
MARINE NEWS

akaEway liner Humboldt Il due to-
morrow with 100 passengers ana q
cargo Of Kiou1lke treasure.
Steamer city Of Topeka sails to.
night 20 southeastern Alaska with a
fun cargo aud a liEht list Of paAacu-
gers.
Steamer Cottage city IL due to-
nlzht from southeastern Alaska.
Steamers santa Barbara and Edith
arrived last night from san Fran
cisco. The former brought a cargo
81 oil and general merchandise aud
20 passengers aud the latter % cAren
~ powder.
Steamer Queen sailed from San Fran.
cisco this morning Tor Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
SIWASHES ARE MERE
HOME WARD BOUND

Hundreds Of siuashca are In the
city to-day on their way to thelr tras
erYntians. down the sound. The re-
cent heavy rains are responsible Tor
their presence in the city the rain
has driven them rfsm the hop fields
near Yakima. ia aliup Auburn aud
Kent aud they are returning With
we'll ulied purses a. their homes,
same ~ the Indians are from british
Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
Many Msn Wanted

Cranes Employment Agency. At III
West Main street. published 40 sxcsp-
tionaiiy long lis, " vacant positions N
Sundays papers covering almost
every branch Of labor. THIS concern
claims % represent over % business
Arms. schsttsfed AL over The West
who look 20 them for help u al kinds
n there are Idle men IN Seattle today.
It II certainly 40 fault of MF. Cranes.
for he has helped more men md en'
pinyment than ali ether agents ~ se-
attic camhinsd. Head tha list m tne
Sunday papers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30

iike many 81 the sciat.a Of kfiaio-
GRATIS balkan families received his
education IN Austria. Nhsre he be-
eaass a heatsnant in ths AUSTRIAN
army
In iSsf. When I.szaruvieh was -
ysaFa Old. the idea pt doing aauns-
fhinx 20 compel the Sultan 10 cease
expressing Aacssiuuis useuFHei -
aim Ia . novel manner Turkey Was
thea a. her old game q t3Eannizins
over the Christian Maesduulaua. ana
many uf the refugees had c1nas q
Vienna n ESCAPE death They sept
themselves alive - nHsidiuE oriental
t4ndf. called TuHkish delight r. fa=
~~-~---'>--.-.. -.
xrnEfeFW in America lssEafaf ia
e1nFsiNaa The uuttau 81 Organisms
thts material ard these refugees
ssFsFiy followed as i<adsfship and
f1fussd lie lasuffrti lansr1 eamit-
= tsE In this NaY the famous Mace
DOMAIN committee. which row holds
tfse center % the stage in thc Nerfa
sirnnfa. vas started
f.axsruxgeh. because % hls com.
mission in thu Ausiflsu army. was
unsals - leave MS pest ard nrzsu
iss she aaca1 committees thFasskiisstii
Msealtonia lie therefore seat e
Nshans Tor q famous NacrAani "a "a
r. ftiKee. named Sterhannn Maksi9u.
famiiaflY kuowu a. Captain ste.
pheH+ To him was Entrusted the
formation Of The "cemifa So
throughout the HalkanH. ana he built
up the committees In Athens. Haha-
rest. sofia and ItetsfaHn l.anarurich
directed aveTythinE from NlsHra.
and when the "camNa iss" began "a
fraka themselves felt. the source ~
ali tha disturbance was traced "a
him. and hr resigned his epfufuis=
sion lie left Vienna for Paris and
London. whence Ne h9Nafi 20 pour
arms and ammunition into Msre-
dnnla- he haa spent in The last -
years riofr thar sssa 80 Of hts pr
xats fortune ~ this way
The great ambition ~ fsaxarotieh- :
ilf@ IL 20 bring shout she union ~
all the Siaeenic states u the near
East Into a single confederation.
over such an empire ~ has m -.
sire TO rule. but kings ard matters
q anvereixutY change With such
andaenusas IN tbs raisans that Z i
~ 70 means ifnpnseibis bts dFrarn
~ a united Siavoaia will one day hs
rraitxed. and he will be called q
the throne. In that case. his Amer
lean wife would - az the front II
the American matrimonial invasion
Of Europe. and would become tbs
Esurfssa Eleanor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
UNDERWRITERS MEET

CHICAGO. Sept - THE annual
convention Of the Fire Underwriters
Association Of the Northwest met at
the Auditorium hotel today. Nearly
500 fire Insurance. special agents. rep
raseutiuE many large companies In
the northwestern states. were preHs
emit The convention VIII continue
and conclude Us sessions tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
NOTED DIVINE
NONOGENARIAN

NEW YORK. Sept 2p.--The M
Rev. Mgr. ofRetEiy. prothoaatart
apostolic. an Intimate ~ Pope Plus
TX. and the late Leo Kill. vas thf
recipient 81 congratulations today or
reaching his eqfh birthday Mgr
O'Reiiiy lives In the castle built
BY Edwm Forrest. the traeedian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
COMES BACK
AT MARCUS

CoLuMnUa. o.. Sept - chas
= Saisn. ehaifmau q the uhio state
HssmnE rattle COMMITTEES. yesterday
answered he npfn letter 81 Chair
man Dick - the Republican state
committee declining for EriiAtof
Hanna. John ~ CieFke'a challenge
for dratate
The Democratic chairman attacks
Senator Manns political fWeofd and
teIiefatea the ehniifaes Tor de-
hasr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30

BELGRADE SEPT. ss-The Mace-
asstiaa committees, thAt equalization
whieh b settiHk tha sulfans thFos,r
q rocking AMI = thr~stetstug 80
planae ,h~ whale Balkan peaislsftis
into var. has nos a. osts % its
ehirfs an AmsFican slrl she MAS
eaFn t.ie4nJr Calhoun. a graud-
nieee II the great ssoath caroltnau
staAteNss4u. Senator Johu &. Calhoun,
wha aas'e thrssttsned g take south
CaFoilft. ast % tnz Uui8ti. and her
hosns - at tsss ApEelsx. Cal Her
father. 1aaxe Calhoun. nos dead.
was ore - ne bis lsoittleians % the
FaCiflH ceast
-3sisv - ssssHzalir tasHtFUFtFns fnf
fountsr u the Macedonian esusasit-
tsa. 4fei Ntth F.Eni issst = nos travel
inE throuNh western karoFe. uau-
aging the campaign which The eofu-
s1tftee h eaFrYlng ea with the STRAIT
yassFs.
she and her husband are engaged
n an sffert - raise tta a-nl af1 IS a
ian - b. repaid when M4cesionia
secures self government
Mrs LAsaroNich expects 60 visit
America shortly kud appeal 10 the
people % her eNn c0untfy 70 ali her
tsEs - NJ . COUNTY, 10 So NrT . meas
ure u that undergraduates which the
western republic wants to see spread
throughout the world.
afr4 fmxaroxfch BY right Il en-
tfti-f to the nppesistfan II heg
s1Yai hikhuras fpT ahs j. reeuE-
uixsd - TIRE Aervfau government a.
thu canssrt % = posAlhle pfetsuaas
% the Belgrade throne AMI hgfh are
ds1aFrasf from ever entering Aefx4a-
Iaanar0vtch il descended from the
NerNants- ttehlianevt1h ruling horse,
which occupie4 the throne ~ Old
SeFvia frefss the year sgf untM the
beginning 81 the 18th century. when
the c1untrx VAS eatqusred hy fhs
Turks We a. now the chief ~ the
Nesnaata -ffshisanovtchs. and u -
shis fact which makes the present
ruler % ssFsia fear hiru and which
males 81 his American nife n aasen
without a throne.
T.axaragtch has no ambition 90
claim hla right IN klnsHhip. lie i a
socialist and a Revolutionary and L.
afrnsxltnk 70 secure decent govern
tnent for bis country. ta2Arovirh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30

esaiais Wogdnock. tt-yrar-aid
nFensartan Eiri. j. missing ffpan tia,
town ana hef parents arr saafchlus
seattle foe her. The police we're
asked % aid ga tha search yrstug-
dap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30

n. any evening. your cory n The
star has not arrived At So o'clock
tairphaue- Sunset. Main itsa. Or Iuds=
pendent ftD-and copy Wiii h. sent
Won a s.se. ~ special messenger sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30

Four WORTH, TeNaa Sept % r.
The Photographers Association 81
Texas hesan its sixth annual can-
tention "a this city today with an
attendance Including several score Of
iha leading nbntaHfa nhere OF tho
state to conjunction with the meet.
lHs there il an elaborate exhibit OF
the finest specimens OF the art Of
photography.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
C. E. MASSMEETINC

The local linton Of Christian En-
deaeofera will hold a mae meeting
this evening AZ the Wratmlnstef
Presbyterian church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
Eastern College Of Painless
Dentistry
sscsad and Pike. Masonic Temple
Butldinu.

THIS is rot = ruiieae Tor students
none are emniHFed nf admitted our
Stan p eumpaaad ~ fAcHfista II tong
a4rertenfas Who CuFna hrfr - perfect
fhrraaalyra IN our srienttNr methods.
The college fees % skilled deutintn. who
ratne here 10 learn eur system. enables
a. ~ give the muaf usrfert Wufk To- a
very moderate nrlaa Ihia - 4hH Gals
plaees iH Seattle whore an absolutely
- lfitsaa ssf-ssA fatsaa q aeH4 at = :
saeref method Annsn ARD nsfss ~ 80
anK DO not be fuieied ~ those who
locate IN eur vicinity 20 profit hY OUT
fafnitatipn| our prices are the lowest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30

~ the WnHhinNtps State Hair AZ
North Yakima. tniH year Efrur
Hiun from Seattle. sept a11h, at
30 n mi tickets $3.50. Taho 4
run over aua zoe the great progress
made ia the fertile Yakima valley
Tickets now on Hnie 40 81 =. CitY
ana Depot offices. Seattle -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
Steamships

Port Orchard.
Boats leave Pier 2.

Daily except Friday Leave Seattle
ga sIs. q. ls6a and III as q m.
Ia z.s1 ; - so ard - p m sun
80 70 = ifs ~ - aaa Us = m. c.
II 8 a m. y =. I.zs. : % y. Z Is AID
so ? N, Lave Sydney; sc SO,
500 ,. IN Leave Charleston Sc. 80
- and II = q m b.i9 and sos y, m.
Friday time eard-BeaYe Seattle. Ga.
7N p m Leave Hrrmefton. b.fs
and II Is a m i2sN asa. - apd = Is
D. m Leave sydney. 500 ana II q
Leave Charleston. 50 and II E a. m-.
As and sd y m. Fara. 50 cents round
trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30

0RnAT rALt8. Mont. Sept - 81
The Montana State Firemrn's Asso-
ciation convened here in annual ses-
sion today with members present
from Butte. Anaconda. tiaHeman.
Nnd Lodge Fittings. Helena aud
other cities and towns ~ The state.
PARIS. Sept - The death Of
kInilc Enla occurred ons year ESQ
aud today the anniversary was corn
mrfuofaicd by pilgrimage 20
Medau. where the famous novelist
resided such authorities as jules
Clarrtte. Georges chafpentier Thee-
dese nuret aud Anatalr France par
tlelnated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30

Social Dance. every Saturday night
HSphnrH lIJl ballard -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
AMERICAN GIRL A
MACEDONIAN REBEL

GRAND NIECE OF Tsg rieHrlNe SENATOR c CALHOUN
Is VIE OF esSF REvoluroNlsr-HE Is rHE auiR OF
AtoNe LINE o. KINGS AND SHE MAY 81 An EMPRESS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

MAEnAN. N. p. sept 20 -The
haundlcHa resources nf North Dakota
aud the prosperity Of ita agricultural
and ether Industries ate Illustrated
IA the numerous HHd large exhibits
that make up the state fate which
opened here taday The fair Is 20
continue until the eftd at the week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-30

OTTAWA, ontario. sept ea.-ane-
eiallsts aud experts Ia aH branches
OF charitable and correctional work
tfe gathcred here from many parts
~ the Dominion 90 take paTt ln the
sixth Canadian Conference Of Char.
iilea and Correction. which opeued
today and viii DO Ia ncsalnn through
The greater part OF the week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-02-13
AN ELECTRIC EYE-opENER.
Novel Alarm Apparatus That Has
been Invented by . South
ern Man

There is in Mobile gentleman who
in the past has been in the habit of
oversleeping in the morning hours,
and as his business requires that he
come down street early. II Is essential
that he should awaken at q certain
hour. Time after time he came late
to his business, in spite Of alarm clocks
and other appliances to get his eyes
opened at the proper time. One morn
ing recently he entered the ONCE on
time to the minute. The others irsthe
office expressed great surprise at this
unusual event. and asked the whyfore
of IL. reports the Mobile Register.
II determined that this business of
sleeping when should be awake had
TO stop. SO l called In an electrician
and he fixed me up few things. I
have it so arranged that at the hour
set light flashes in my eyes. II this
is not successful, and do not get up
and throw the switch. a mosquito bar
and the frame falls on me. II still
slumber and sleep g gong like the one
used on the patrol wagon goes on.
Should fail to notice these things.
there is over my bed bucket filed
with water. having a small nozzle at
tached. and a rachel releases q stop,
so that a stream of water Is squirted
into my face. When sleep through
all these ii will be time 20 order my
coffin"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-02-13
LITTLE BIT OF HOLLAND.
The Busy Fishermen and Thedr
"vrows" OF volendam Who Catch
Guflders of Toarfsfs.

The inhabitants daily dress in
their Sunday best, TO catch the
"guilders" Of unsuspecting tourists,
but along the dyke. in the single
street of volendam, one sees the FISH,
ermen and their good "vrows," not
in holiday attire. but dressed for
their vocation, precisely an volendam
fishermen have been clothed for CEN
turtles past. says Four-Track News
The men wear tight-fitting jackets,
buttoned to short, full breeches, wood
en- shoes. and shock Of straight, thick
hair. clipped by their good DANES
around the edge of a bowl, in the good
old-fashioned way. The women are
busy as ants in heap Of sand. wasting
not a moment Of time. knitting their
long wooden stockings as they clatter
along the busting street in their shoes
Of wood. and short striped skirts with,
padded hips. their heads surmounted'
by clean white caps of characteristic,
cut.
The tiny HOUSES, the narrow street,
everything Is so compact that one cas-
lily masines he il in dolls village
while the prodigicus men and stalwart
women recall the childhood's wendss>
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-02-13
OUR BIRTHDAY PARTY

Last Wednesday evening just
after an afternoon OF sunshine was
being changed into nocturnal
darkness full moon rose up with
an obie, ton and transformed what
might have been Plutonian shade
into brilliant moonbeams that
pointed the way TO the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Ellison where
more than 200 people attended
their own birthday party given by
the Ladies Aid Society of the
Hit kmau Baptist Chur, b.
At the door was little Miss
who held basket in which each
deposited a bag of money contain
ing as many cents as they were
years old. The amounts i'm these
sacks ranged from one cent to al
most one dollar. And right here
we depart from the usual manner
of desl riding such oct asions long
enough to mention the fact that
the assembly was honored by the
presence of Mrs. Mary Rose who
is the only surviving original mem
Der Of the Hickman Baptist
Church, and although she has long
since passed the meridian of lite
she Is yet an active. aggressive
church member, and on account OF
her energy and strong personality
added materially to the su, cess OF
the evening.
All who visited TIE hospitable
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison
were made TO feel perfectly free
and easy.
Finch and other games were
INDUCED in, sandwiches, coffee,
chocolate, etc, were served bv
several of the faithful members of
the society. and every one kpro-
nounced tho affair success in
every particular.
The sum of S53 So. REPRESENTING
1856 years. was realized, tor which
the Ladies Aid Society desire To
express their gratitude to those
who so cheerfully responded to
their invitations.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-02-13
DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Jones royalty en-
tertained a few Of their friends at six
o'clock dinner Tuesday evening They
enjoyed Progressive Finch during the
evening and an excellent menu was
was served. Among those present were
Mr.. and .Hrs. Claude Walker, .lIr. and
Mrs. Al t'aris and Mrs Rilla Ford.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-02-13
BIG GRAIN BUSINESS

Hickman is now on of the largest
grain markets IA Western Kentucky
The buyersi here are doing tremend-
Gus business aud much money is being
put into circulation Over 10000 bushels
of corn was received here this week and
the n. c. a. ST l.. r. II people IRE
doing rushing business getting II
shipped out They are unable TO get
a sufficient number OF cars here for the
business. Among the buyers OF The
grain are the Ellison Mercantile Com
2any. Halliday of Cairo and Morgan &
Hardy Bros. Gram Company of Union
City The Mary Hill tow boat broght
IN 5000 bushels Yesterday
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-02-13
OLD LANDMARK GONE.

One of Hiclman's oldest landmarks
has vanished. The County Court
house which has stood since 1915 is no
more having been torn down this week
to make room for the handsome new
S2I coo court house the erection Of
which will begin at once The first
court YVES held in the old house October
LIST 1919 and the records have Teen
carefully preserved.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-02-13

Tom Gardner has moved his mercan
tile store TO Portageyille, Mo.
The popular Circuit Clerk J. W.
Morrlss reports new business dull this
week. Only two suits have been filled
I. 5. Mooney vs. Mollie Mooney divorce
and J. w. Rogers s. Sol VS. W. T. Roger
for $500
New Spring Embroideries and Laces
IN match sets Just received at
III. &. AMBERG's.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-02-13
HICKMAN FULToN coUNTy. KYa FEeRUARY 10. 1eoa
prices paper through different Departments
STRAY NOTICE.

taken up as a stray by Joe Roper
living about 3 - miles south west
of Moscow KY. on the Moscow and
Hickman road in Fulton County Ky.
ore red and white spotted steer about
is months old and value at $40 by ID.
+. Morgan. also one red muley steer
about year old and valued by same
parties at So. Given under my hand
this Jan. 3-1903.
H. w. KEARBY. j. +. c. G.
A copy attest ), ID, LUTEN. clerk
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-02-13
Red Letter Sale
Specials
BARGAIN DEPARTMENT.

-TliIS WEEK ARE---
10 ct MIX Pals, Zoe
q ~ ilsi,ssss,:s,.-ll g.
! cal. OH Cans Toe.
) at. Coffee Pots, Zoe.
Table Spoons, l5c IA set.
Tea Spoons, &c a set.
Best Curry on Earth, Zoe.
= Id. Bottle Petroleum
Jelly l0c.
Elite Shoe Polish SC.
Gilt Edge Shoe Polish l9c
Galvanized water Pals Ice
, ct. Enameled Pans Zoe
Enameled Sauce Pans l5c
Enameled Coffee Pots, 25c
4 qt. Covered Buckets Zoe
6 ut. Covered Buckets l5c
Note Paper &c a quire.
Legal Cap Paper, &c or.
Envelopes sc a pack.
Levison's Ink, &c bottle.
15c Towels Toe.
and IA thousand and one
other items equally as
cheap.
ELLISON MERCANTILE Co.
HICKMAN, KY.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-02-13

Capt J. r. q Davis. Asst General
Supt. Of the n. C. a. st L.. of Nashville,
was in the city yesterday looking over
the railroad situation here for more inn
prosements and better service.
STEPHENS Il Gill, the Underwriters.
FeDert the death Of an infant child Of
.sfr. +. f. Davis ia West Hickman.
IL, &c ssls ssss .oafiei. yesterday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-02-13

The charter OF Union City has bcen
abolished aud that town viii soon hare
no saloons.