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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-07
State Line

Up. MADDOX spent Saturday aga
In Hickman.
The infani Of Mr. Mar Corn s
reported 10 be quite III
Mrs. Mary Prather vent 90 h'i'
man shopping. Friday
T. c. Berry OF Memphis i?'-
Friday night near here.
Miss Lucy Burrus vas in oa-
City shopping Monday.
G.. 3. Threlkeld u. vent 90 h'''
man Saturday on busineas.
Mr.. Gordon Rice vent Go .l'-
City on business Saturday
Mr.. lanes r. Moss Of Union ~
was the CUES, Of J. P. MADDOX S-'
day.
Mr.. and MRS. Louis L9hl.'.-
visited NJ. b. CLARK and family SUI
day.
y. +. Shaw and /. ID. mA---
went to Union City Monday h''N'
trading.
The wedding bells will be flag-.
in this vicinity soon So Mall"
Rumor says.
B b. Sanders spent SUNDAY ~
18th at the home Of L. {. MAai..
Mr. Sanders is nov salesman ''' .
Louisville firm.
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The Village Vagabond'

Is the title Robert Seerman has
selected for bis new play. which vii
be seen at Opera House Saturday
December Sth. The story relates
10 a poor unfortunate tramp. vho
is accused OF numbering his partner
IN a western mining camp He Is
sent 10 prison for the crime, but
escapes and leaves that country tor
the East where be meets, bat tor
some time does not recognize, jim
Dawson, the real criminal, Who. IN
der the name Ct Stephen Malboune
has fraudently taken possession Of
the tramps mining property and
through is successful operation has
become a wealthy banker. Dawson
living under the name Of Malboufne
is sutton for the hand Of Marion
Hudson. a daughter Of the murdered
son. The girl is In love With one.
Charles Bfockion, a cashier In Nal
bourne's bank. the latter In order 70
prevent him from Interfering With
bis success In sueing for the hand Of
the young lady, lakes money from
the bank himself and then accuses
Brockton Of embczElement. He en-
deavors 10 send him 10 prison, but Is
thvarted by the Vagabond and
Timothy Tovol who have discovered
the real identity o. the banker and
secured evidence Of his suit. The
preliminary examination takes place
before Nike Riley, a newly elected
Justice OF the Peace, vho discharges
the prisoner and has Malbourne
locked up.
The whole story is interesting and
the comedy is highly amusing.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-07

Calvin Saunders, ex-countY reg
lister Of Obion County died Monday
evening about 7 O'Clock. Earlier in
the afternoon he had a stroke Of
paralysis Of the left side, which
finally resulted in bis death. Mr..
Saunders has been for many years
a great snfferer from sciatic rheu-
matism. He leaves a wife and sew.
eral children His remains we're
taken 10 Woodland Mills his old
home, for inierment. Mr.. Sanders
is one OF the old landmarks Of his
country. having lived there for more
than 40 years, Mr. Sanders was well
and favorably known TO many Hick-
man people who regret 70 learn Of
bis death.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-07
No Prosecution in Infant
eide Case.

The case Ia which Lena 'a-iu
and another soman, living l Ia
Hickman. wefe charge sta rlt
eide. uss dismissed Boz IllE. Co.
lof's o0un Wcdnetday Tis i
PENDANTS we're rcpfeseniel lY HfI
Remlcy !, vill be- remembered ri
some OF our readers thar s.oa Il
weeks ago the infant child t ial
Jackson bad mysief.ous'y iaFprl
ed. and the matter reported n Il
officers Who made a search iasI
quite a deal 81 delay Che fara
showed the officers vhsfs 'atc.-
vas buried. The body vas -
buried IN the garden, vfaPpel q q
sack. u IL claimed. and buried r 3
shoe boz about eighteen inches 80
the ground. The skull val u1s
What crushed. bat this could P9
bly, have been done by the cans u
rubbish that were thrown r -
grave An old stove a1l -
ashes we're placed over the gar.
Il vas claimed b. evidence r.P
duced In the trial that ihs child 20
buried afte; midnight one Slili-if
night. Judge Naylor decided pa.
although there vas a lllf.'.1a :
foul plav. there vas nc' f-tc'l
evidence introduced 10 permit .aoif
.ceration 70 await the action o. a
grand jury.
However. the grand jury s.l pro-
ably make an investigate.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-07

Pay for your water and ligh, a, the
ice factory ONCE. Is
Miss Annie Cowgirl returned from
Nashville, Sunday.
Miss Marie Brevard returned from
Arlington, Sunday.
"Just like sitting down a, mothers
table" Elite Cafe.
Mrs. DR.. IN. Hubbard spent
Tuesday in Union City.
Co to Lon Robertson for fresh
groceries. Telephone 100.
Don't fail to buy your coal from
the Independent Coal Co. If
caviti, on the nil. sells the
freshest groceries in town. %
Deputy Sheriff Johnson was in
Paducah on business Wednesday.
See the Hickman Furniture Cos.
line OF rockers prices, 7Sc to $1,000.
cawtt will deliver your goods to
you. Freshest groceries in town. %
]. d. Turner, Of Fulton. was the
guest Of his brother. J. r. Turner,
Sunday.
Arthur Hale was in Union City
Sunday, to see his-er-his grand
mother.
A. d. Knox, Freight Agent Of the
N. & c., was here on business
Wednesday.
Best goods. best service, lowest
prices on groceries at Shaw & Bet
tersvorth.
II your water and light rent is not
paid by the 10th Of the month. you
will be cut off. 20
(. L. King, who travels in Mis-
sissipPi for the Cairo Milling Co., is
home for the holidays.
Fresh Groceries, chickens, eggs,
butter, &c. Will deliver. Lon
Robertson, Telephone. 100.
Don't get left. Go to Cavitts
and get your Christmas needs in the
grocery line. Prices are right and
the goods fresh. IS
W. G. Gresham, promoter Of the
Sikeston & Southeastern r. R., was
in Hickman on business, Tuesday.
More on this subject later.
Sheriff J. T. Sea, sold the personal
property Of Mrs. Ben Cravens estate.
in the upper bottom, Wednesday.
The receipts we're about 81 900.
Mrs. T. T. Svayne and little son,
Of Hick nan, we're in the city this
week visiting Mrs. Svayne's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fope Herring.
Union City Commercial.
Bondurant and Wilson. after hav-
ing the building next door east Of
Ellison's dry goods room remodeled,
have moved their Office there, which
makes them cosy. convenient Office.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-07
Everybody busy.

Everybody busy.
Get the habit subscribe for the
Courier.
Shaw & Betiersvor,h sell fresh
groceries.
See Bransford & Andrews ad. in
this issue.
Mrs. Matte Prather vent TO
Union City Tuesday.
Buy where they make good"
candies at the K. K.
Groceries. eggs and butter always
fresh at Lon Robertson's.
Montgomery sells oosins and
caskets. Also burial robes. q
W. K. Hall and wife, Of Fulton.
spent Thanksgiving in Hickman.
See Montgomery's stock Of goods
before you select that Christmas
present. Is
Miss Elizabeth Cloar, Of Troy.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. +.
G. Oman.
Telephone Ice Factory Once.
phone no. IS for coal.-Hickman
Ice and coal Co.
LOST-Memorandum book with
some accounts in il. Return to
d J. W. Rogers
The Hickman Furniture Co. will
keep their store open every nigh,
until Christmas.
Mr.. Arch Caruthers. Of Hickman.
was the guest Of relatives Sunday
Unisn City Democrat.
Mr.. Schofner. OF the firm Of Neil
Schoffner at Nashville, was in town
yesterday and Wednesday.
Ollie Barnes, who is now employ
ed at Hickman. was up Sunday to
see his parents.-Union City Demo
crat.
Mrs. c. II. Moore returned Wed
nesdaY from Union City, where she
has been spending several days with
relatives.
E. B. Lewis, soliciting agent for
the c. OF Ca. railroad, was in town
several days this week. looking after
business connected with his road.
The remains of P. Gilmore, who
was buried In the Hickman City
Cemetery about thirty-three years
ago, we're taken up and moved to
Nashville, this week. Mr.. Gilmore
was once a business man OF this city.
The little child Of family named
Hall, living near Troy Avenue was
found dead in bed Wednesday morn
ing. The father works at the Mengel
factory. and went to work that morn
ing as usual. and later in the morn
ing the mother went TO the bed 10
take the child up and found II to be
dead. II is not known how long il
had been dead.
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Notice

All members Of Elm Camp W. o.
W. are notified to be present at the
mex, regular meeting night on ac-
count OF business OF Importance. A
large number Of candidates will be
initiated. "Shall We have a Public
installation Of Officers :" will be de-
cided.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-07

The scenery for Robert Sherman's
new production, "The Village Vaga-
bond" is said TO be very beautiful,
and the people will be given an
opportunity TO Judge for themselves
as the production complete will be
seen at Opera House December 9Th.
Prices tor the engagement will be
only Csc Sc and SOC.
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Local Notes


Opera House. Saturday night.
The new coal yard wants your
order. If
Endorsed by all users-the sweets
at the K. K.
c. B. Travis left on a business
trip Wednesday.
What does Shaw & Be,tersworth
SELF Go and see.
Martin Gilmore, Of Nashville. was
in town Wednesday.
A feast for a little money-the
good things at the K. K.
For servicable Christmas gifts see
the Hickman Furniture Co.
Rev. Lucas preached at the
Methodist church, Sunday.
Laace Savage spent Thanksgiving
with home folks, in Fulton.
Miss Pearl wyman. spent day
or two in Fulton last week.
Have you bought your coSlS II
not, Why not telephone no. 4SG
Mrs. E. L. King is home from a
weeks visit with Tennessee relatives.
Rev. J. L. Gayle will preach at
Popular Grove Sunday morning.
You miss a treat II you fail to buy
groceries from Shaw & Bettersworth.
Ben Bramham and little son went
TO Hickman Monday.-Union City
Democrat.
When you want fresh groceries,
telephone to Lon Robertson. tele-
phone 100.
Hardware, Cutlery, Groceries, all
at reasonable prices Shaw & Bet
tersworth.
Mrs. McMurIay, Of near Jordan.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. T.
Montgomery.
Go TO Cavitt, on the hill, II you
want the best Christmas candies and
freshest groceries. IS
VIC. Bryant and wife. Of East
Prairie, Mo-, we're the guests Of
Hickman friends this week.
Mrs. c. H. Parham and little son
have been the guests Of Mrs. Sidney
Davis. at Mayheld, this week.
Thoroughbred Bronze Turkeys,
Black Langshan and Buff Plymouth
Rock chickens for sale.-Mrs Annie
Mcdaniel, Hickman, KY. 20
The school children we're given a
half holiday, Wednesday, to be used
in collecting books for the Hickman
College Library. Quite a number
Of books were thus added to the
collection.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-07

FOR SALE-Small farm contain
ing IS 5-4 acTes well improved lying
one mile south Of Moscow, Ky. in
Fulton County. Same being a por-
ton Of the w. w. Webster place.
Price for a short time only $500.
For further information. address,
J. w. Kennedy, Oklahoma City Okla.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-07

Piles get quick relief from DR..
Shops Magic Ointment. Remem
Der it's made alone for Piles-and
il works with certainty and salts
faction. Itching, painful. protrud-
lag, or blind piles disappear like
magic by It's use. Try II and see !
All Dealers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-07

Take time by the forelock, take
the bull by the horns, take advantage
Of opportunity, take flying hop into
the band wagon, loot away. hustle
away. advertise. grow rich and be
happy.
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Hickman College.

Reports have been sent out shov
ng the grades ofthe last sxami
nation. The seniors and junior
have been published. and the hes
VIZ In the other grades are as follows
TESrH GRADE
Rose Campbell. 90.
Lillian Choaic, gS.5.
Grace Wilson, g2.7.
Grace Rice, 81.
NINTH GRApE
Lois Bartlett. 9S.S
Dora Caviii. 928
Maggie Lee Rice. 92.5
Maggie Henry. 9i.S
Harelle Johnson. 900
Leah Barry, $50
EIGHTH GRADE
Emma Tyler. 99.4
Carl Townsend. IS
James Campbell. 81
Cecile Barnes. 81
Blanche Helm. 50
Virginia Register. 50
SEvEETH GRADE
Birdie Glover, IS
Pansy Weatherly. -
Pauline Caldwell. 90
Lon Naylor. S7.3
Maggie O'Hearn. 81
Mamie Smith. IS
SIXTH GRADE
Lillian Coffee. IS ~
Corrinne MADDOX. 90 ST
John Durham. 81 IL
Dave Kelley. 81 IL
Swan NayloT. 90 81
Miriam Luten. 9O2.7
FIFTH GRADE
Laveme Threlkeld. 81 10
Maurice Wilson, %
Lyle fcid. -
Nellie Chaser, %
Lizzie Moore, 93
Luetta Lunsford. 81
FOURTH GRADE
Alice Hodges, 81
Fay Glaser. 90
Lexie Rice, 90
Helen Tyler. 80
Marshall Mcdaniel,
Sam Hayden. %
Scott Collins
THIRD GRADE
Ray Bowden. %
Mary Tempa Burnett, o.
Iva Hill. '4'4
Jewel Taylor, %
Nellie Forsythe, 9i.S
Roxie Biyens on
Blanche Smith, 80
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-12-07
The Yazoo Mississippi Valley

Is the title OF a new pamphls,'. ' IA
;'-ady for distribution and Puoi il..5
by the Illinois Central kaiIio''
Company. -,
Il describes in detail the resol, ,,'..
and possibilities Of the richest 'A ..,
in the United States. For a ~
copy address the undersignsl =. =
Manchester, Iowa.. f. he'I'
General immigration Agent
Trade Al Hickman.
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Trade at Hickman.
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tons followed, and at the end of I'VE
years labor the subterranean passage
was still undiscovered. Meanwhile the
people of Marines, who at first smiled
at the search for the buried money.
became serious. The galleries, whic1
passed under the road and several
other houses, threatened to undermine
the foundations, and the authorities
interviewed. The work of excavations
was not discontinued, however. as an
engineer reported that the galleries
We're too small to be dangerous
The cost of digging for the subter-
! ranean chamber has so far reached
! $4,000 1t is alleged that this sub
1 terranean passage only exists in the
i imagination of a certain aged person.
/ who, on the strength of supposed
/ parchment discovered at the Biblio-
! theque Rationale in Paris. caused tia
present proprietor to purchase the
+ house, formerly known as the convent
/ at four times its value. The parch-
/ ment, which no one appears to have
/ seen, sets forth that the Chateaux des
Hautiers, no longer in existence, were
united by a subterranean passage in
which, at the time of the Hundred
! Years War, the Lord of Crequy con-
! cealed all the treasure of the old cas-
/ tie of Marines, which was burned. 1t
was rebuilt so years later. The amount
of the buried treasure is put at $40
600, 600. These figures, however. aFs
given on the authority of the myster-
/ ious parchment. The sOothsayer IS
!
| known in the district as LA Granda
! Therese.' A workman. describing
| these mysterious excavations, says the
/ soOthsayer on one occasion declared
/ that she had been deceived by the spir-
/ its when the subterranean passage was
not found. Another time she descend
| ed the shaft. invoked Saint Therese-
and indicated the spot where a new
| gallery had to be made. The shafts.
! the workman adds are in a bad condi-
| ton, and threaten to collapse It w-as
| on this account that the sailors aban-
/ doned the search for the millions. At
the present time there is only one
| workman on the job. and he has de-
clined to descend the shafts alone.