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ENGRAVING.
Cutlery AND HARDWARE.

C.1-T,T FRY Buy direct OF the manufact-
urer ana cave all middlenen's profits.
Cutlery Of every descripuGh IN IaIse 20 va
Gustav Knauth. II and 73 Nassau st:
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n. Y. ". H e HARTFORD r. r

~ o, ~. II. q nan OENO ~ ~
<2d ST. and fth Ave. as follows for
Boston Via Kew London & Prov.-@ts 90
vi 90 XII :OI III 900. ttl'5:o 90
$500, 20 5.o2. ''12:o0 T u. via VII
spfd-ta:i4 A. NJ. 'Ill2:oo. '.is;oo.
I'll 90 p NJ
white Mts,. st, Aleans ana Quebec
Wor' ster & Fitch. Via Putnam. t3:3o 7. n.
Iakeville & Norf-tS9:oO 4. NJ: 1921 p
Portland E Rar Harbor Via Wurc.--t'S P NJ
Ct Darlington. StockbrIdge. LenoX. Pits
feld.-+4:54 'Gs:O0 An. 81 20 ts :sl +. NJ
Ticket Offices at ci7ranl Central Stn and
cf25th St, also at c245. 1900 ol25f & waV,
c25 Union SQ else Eth Ave c2]5 Colun
bus Ave. c649 Madison Ave. clos W i25th
St. 27GS Jnirt Ave. In Brooklyn 81
Court ST. 40 Nos;rand Ave, 300 way.
'Daily. Except SUNDAYS. fst0Ds At l2Sth
ST. xStors At I25th st. Suntavs only.
fParlor Car Limited {SundHy Tarl0r ca :
train lHas dining cPorlor ana
Sleefing Car tickets also saturdays only.
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FOR SALE.

MICROSCOPES guns, mathematical. sur
gical and surveying Instruments. unre-
deemed pledges a specially. NlckLlN )
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. JOB Park Row.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

AT CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
Sth ave. and 97th St. Office 3O7 West 37th:
vans for moving; special careful movers
aud storage; low charges. Telephone.
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Midsummer Reductions in
Women's Muslin Underwear.

Including EXTRA CIIILDRENS UNDERWEAR. VIII
also include a odds our
Recent Large Purchase o.
H21rf3c.-~srs' Surplus IFS:
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DFD "D" LINE

Fer La Guayra. Puerto Cabello. Cura-
cEo and Mara CatbC. via Curacao calling
also a. San Juan, =. r.:
es Philadel lphia. Saturday. August g. noon
eB Caracas. ..-. Saturday. August II noon
For La GCayTa. Curacao Naracaibo:
ss. Garacaibo.. SATURDAY, August 10 noon
ss Zulia...... Saturday, August p noon
These steamers have superior aCcOmmo-
6attou fgT passengers
EOCLTOE. BLISS & DALI.ETT
General Managers. - Wall St
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PATTTwnpp ?. n-Y0 p y
Throneh DalIv Trains to N. West.


INN0UFf Daily Trains % The West.
Leave New York CITY "3d st Iib'y -.
CHICAGO. PITTSRI'EG, 70 arr % am
CHICAGO. CNOIUNPTs II so am 12 90 mn
PITTSHI-RG. CLEVEL'D. 3.sO pm 400 IN
'PITTSPCRC ITMTT'D." e 20 pm 90 pm
GIN. ST. LOUIS. .IIOT'ISV.. II 20 nm ]. 20 am
GIN ST TIOU"IS. LCT'TSV.. o 80 am 10 90 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS IOUISV.. ? so pm eco pm
OflCes: o45. 474 1900 Broadway. Astor
House. 1OS Greenwich St. % Union Square
W 391 Grand St y. =; 343 Fulton ST.
Brooklyn: West 27d St and Liberty 50.
After 2. n Sleeping Car Reservations
and fun Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained a. Bureau 4 Information.
y. & O. r r.. 23d Terminal Phone No
Chelsea Si4A
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FIRE EXTINGVIsuERs-

y FIRE ErLTINGUIsHERS and charges
n Fire supplies. Combination Ladder
a. Co. 30 Park Place. Tel. 5727 Cort
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T2n IT, CATSNlLL M1UN n aims
via tie CatskilI Mountain. OTIS and CntskIil
and Tannersville Railways.
Direct connection with the y Y Central
tralus leaving Sew York I. 81 and il IL
A II daily. except sunday. and 7. n
daily ana the West shore trains leaving
West 42d s.. az 10 and II .45 A NJ daily.
except sunday.
Also direct connection with the HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and the CATSk! ~.
EVENING LINE STRS- PURCHASE
TICKETS VIA CATSKILL-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

OLD ESTABLISHED embroidery concern.
having large plant and doing n very
profitable business, viii admit additional
partner who can devote his time, has good
commercial abilities and can furnish 500
900 TO S25 600 10 enlarge business. Address
S Z. D.. Box 81 Tribune Office.
I AM NOW PRESENTING AN INVEST
MENT which Will pay S25 per month dur
ing 1905 and succeeding three yeaEs for
each S142 80 invested now. or $3.50 payable
IN four monthly instalments. Closest in
vestigation courted. Write to-day Z. L.
Reals. 912 Tacoma Bldg, Chicago. III.
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BOS J OR1 AND sI3. FONTS II N

LB Cd 8 U Cd IN AER AER R9lNrs E2GIISYb IS
ALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall
River. I've. Pier 10. n r.. IT. Warren St,
week days and Sundays. $3.50 p NJ. Strs.
IIlsCiila ana Puritan. Orchestra on each.
FhtA lbENcE LINE. for Providence. Bos-
Ioh Fast and North. ". Pier IS. y r.. Il.
Murray st, week DAYS only. p N. Strs-
ITeNiaence and Pilgrim. Orchestra on each
NGEH BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford,
Mood.s Hole Marthas Vineyard, Nan
tucket. MattapOisett Marion and other
POINTS on Cape Cod. ". Pier 40 \. r.. It.
, lai hs"n st. week days only. + NJ. Etrs.
Sia!lt ana New Hampshire.
NCRN ICH LINE. for New London. Block
Island Norwich. Watch Hlu. Ngrraga 1T
Pier Pier; Worcester. Lv- Pier 20. \. r. e.
iarksou st. week days only 3 7. 81
i!er 30. :. r.. Il E 22G st. $50 p. NJ.
ALSO DAYLIGHT TRIP Mondays Pier -,
\ r.. 10 4. NJ, y. F. @23 St. 10.45 4 VI .
StIS chester ". Chaplin and city OF Lowell.
NEW HAVEN LINE. FOR New Haven and
North. I've. Pier 20. f. r. week DAYS. A5
= " sundays, $50 \. NJ I've. foot East
12i st. week days 300 p. NJ: Sundays.
1000 n Sundays due New York on re
turn 300 p. VI. str. Pichard PEEK
llckets and steterooms ct 2tF. GI3 llso.
ZOO and 1884 Broadway. o. Union So. lS2
Firth ave, 6+a Madison Ave. 245 Colum-
bus ave. 105 " l25th s.. 21sS Third Ave.
and at Piers. New York.
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RESTAURANTS.
TAILORS.

SUITS to order. from s12 W; perfect fit as
surod. can or send postal and repre-
sentative Win call and take measure.
KlGnit & Black. ~ 1st ave. near ~ st A..
New York
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GuRlNBm llME2 6:

GUMARD l0NE8o
From Piers 5i-52. North River.
TO LIVERPOOL VA QUEENSTOWN.
PASSENGERS Booked THROUGH 70
LONDON AND PARIS.
CARONIA. A....-........ July 50 ? A NJ
CNBRIA- -.--..-.. Aug. =. II 4. ".
can.raria. Aug. 10 Erru-ia- Aug II
Ca-uanis Aug 13 LUcaria- AuE. -
GARIAE-ANERlCAN SERVICE,
TO Flu NE VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND TRIESTE
PANNOHIA. --.--...Aug. 5 noon: Sept. 25
: ---' Aug. - noon. oct. 10.
SLAEON IA .-..--. Sept. :. noon. oct. "a
VERNON Il. BROWN. GenI Agent
2l-24 state St. opposite the Battery
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

-----~---------------
CARPENTER. builder and cabinetmaker
houses overhaulcd; jobbing promptly
attended TO. Geo. FoedIer. 3:3 West
3Jth st.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Earscheider Pianos, ~ ~ East 5s5I4tA l4ta
Broadway and 9th ave. HiRh-grade
pianos at factory prices on easy terms.
Reliable Conner Pianos. Es'q6lished is1zhd
Factory prices catalogues free, East 42d st.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Hudson River
BW DawTlRm[n{t,

'Connecting with Q. & Y. Ny.
Special trains to Catskill Mt. resorts and
Saratoga. and easy connections to all points
East North and West. Through tickets and
baggage checked at offices OF y. Y. Trans
Ter Co. Through rail- tickets between y. Y.
and Albany accepted. Most delightful one
half and one-uGy outings 10 West Point,
NcwburEh or Poughkeepsle. returning on
any down Day boat. Meals served at all
hours. MUSIC.
STR. MARY POWELL See Sec columns
Perfect Afternoon Outing. Leave Desh'ses
-. :i5 =. NJ. connecting at West Point with
= ~ ALLAN = =. NJ. Orchestra on on
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PHOTO-ENGRAVIiJG.

TTAIF-TO&E ad line work: catalogue an,
color work: excellent results. low prices
JJAG6PIAN COMPANY. 70 +. 2Oth 81.
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AMERICAN LINE F. f35g n Ptsr s5 80 Z; \ \ + r

AHERrCkNETNE Fl N Per =, =, !. r
PLYMOUTH -CHERB'G SOUTHAMPTON
ST Paul. Aug. 3 -. Louis Aus Il
New York....Aug 10 philadelphia. Aug -
RED STAR LINE 58oH. n YR FleT
NEW YORK-pONER-ANT ANTWERP.
haoer-andAuE ,, / :;OAM iceland Aug =
h'nland AUg 10, ESQ AN Finland Aug. -
W1IEE STAR line EFoY s5 z F3eT y
NEW YORh-Q'NS NSTOWN-LIV ERPOOL
ARABIC aug !. Il 80 AN sCe6ric... Aug. II
baltic aug. :, = 2 N "Celtic.--.Aug. -
~ MOI CTE-CEEEB Ci-SOCTHAMPTON
-oosanic- July 81 i An 'tAdriatic. Aug IL
Majestic. Aug. :. 10 AN sTeutonic Aug. ~
New. % CO. tons: has Elevator
Gymnasium Turkish Baths and -Band.
NEW NORK-AZORES-N -NEDIT RANEAN
-CItETIC IC---.Aus- /. noon. sept. 2G, NDl-
l-NSTeS-AZORES- -NEDITERRANEAN.
'CANoPIC. Aug. 10. Il AN. OCI. o. Nov. is
'RoMANIC....- SEPT. Il, 3 p n; oct. 26
PASSENGER OFFICE. 8 BROADWAY.
Freight once. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Pl
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ACCOUNTANTS Expert 'de6rc'l olfus.
closes. audits sy ysJematizes books. IIvIt
aad loss statements. balance sttels' - -
e..,Ito-s' and trustees accounts. +. @. BOX
~ Malis.M SQuare.
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BOOK BINDERS.

Star Gas and Gasoline Eng.nes
Reliable and economical. direct from the
manufacturers. Write for descriptive
j. & E. HOMAN. 3SO West Broadway
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ANIMALS. BIRDS AND POULTRY

DIR CAMPBELL. Canine Specialist: thirty
years experience. 1876 Broadway TeIe-
rh0ns GOC8-CuluEtus
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EiEsrrrer ReGuctic1s n
Dress GCCGS
Imported shsenerd Che~z--aS inch 30
all colorirEs 40. .---,-.-.--
Importer Cream Nohairs-42 inch 70
extra silk fuish-value -. -----... -
nay 1'.','.'i.r Er6wn ari nlacs- y .S9
High Iustre Ntrha .rs-++ inch
fa=niauaIle ShaGes and black 20
Al. Wool Nuns Neilings-2S inch
cream black and cUll Jrtw-nt of 70
street and evening shades-were so. 80
cream Storm SsrEes-ysTi wide
double. va-r- x,ellrnJ for ssashvTe so
a1d mountain wcar-were -6"--..-- -
All Woo, Ratistes- - inch-cream 20
tIaca and - Ia;eS, shades rex 90 80
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NMGDOR IOEgg,

GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
Furnessia- Aug8 pm Astoris.Aug. II. noon
CAleson.a kCFl0. Joan Cbpmbia. AuR24 l0am
Cabin $50. % cabin S35. 8d Cabin s27 20
ard upward. according 10 accommodation &
steanshlp. For terms and information apply
EEHDERGOE BROTHERS. 1919 B'way.
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AUTOMOBILE WASHER. - ENp"riencSaJ
sober; best references !. I'erHa". w.
West 93th 81.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-31
Ordinary Appearance cases.
Riding Cultivators at S24.
Hickman Howe Co.. Inc.
Mac Ferguson Wins the Day.

There was weeping and wailing
and CRASHING Of teeth at the con-
vention held in Henderson last week
for the purpose Of nominating a
candidate for Railroad Commissioner
from the First Railroad District.
There we're five contestants for the
nomination and the constituency for
each Of them worked hard and
vrangled for the lauTels. For two
days Lawrence Finn lead the game.
with Mac d. Ferguson closely fol-
loving. Fulton county's delegation
vaS instructed 10 vote for Gardner,
first, last and all the time, which
they did. All kinds Of combinations
we're attempted, and all kinds Of
concessions made. but 10 no effect
until the twenty-hfth ballot, when
Ferguson won out. and Bunk Gardner
only getting eight votes. those Of
the Fulton County delegation. Fer
guson is the present incumbent.
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Democratic County Conven-
ton for Hickman.

The Democratic Committeeman Of
Fulton and Hickman Counties met
in joint session in Clinton. Tuesday
afternoon, TO arrange for a county
convention and primary to selec, a
nominee for the legislature from
this district. composed Of Hickman
and Fulton Counties. Il was de-
cided that a primary or precinct
conventions be held at the respective
voting precincts in the two counties
on Saturday, August Is, to select
delegates 10 the County Convention
TO be held in Hickman on the follow.
ing Wednesday, September 18th,
for the purpose OF nominating a
candidate for the legislature from
this legislative district.
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Hickman Wins Afghan.

The mandamus injunction issued
against the Cumberland Telephone
Company in the Fulton Circuit
Court, demanding that the said
company open their exchange In
Hickman TO the public until the suits
againts them shall have been settled
in the courts. was brought before the
Circuit Court in Clinton. Hickman
County. Tuesday and tried. The
result vas that the Court held the
injunction against the company. and
they must continue 70 give the people
service. The decision vas appealed
10 the State Court Of Appeals. and
will be given a hearing 10 fev days
The people are sure they are right
and believe that they Eill ultimately
win.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-31
Woodland Mills.

Mrs. L. {. MADDOX is very III o.
LaGripPe.
Mrs. James Moss is visitor IL
our town this week
Miss Lassie Curtin visited Mrs.
E. W. HarPole Sunday.
Miss Clara Henry. OF Fort Worth,
Tex. is visiting Mr.. Kate Davis, il,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. I. Curtin at
tended Children's Day exercises al
Salem Saturday.
Misses Mozelle and Fannie Bras
field visited Miss L. G.. CLARK. Of
State Line, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Carrie Brasfeld and Mr..
L. c. Russell. Of Woodville, KY,
are the guests Of Miss Fannie Bras
field.
Misses Katie Petit and Stella Kile.
COVER and Mr.. George Holiday, Of
Paducah, we're the guests Of Mrs.
L. 7. Holiday last week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-31
Off for the Reunion.

A number of Hickman people left
the first Of the week for the Conted-
crate Reunion at Richmond, Va.
and the jamestown Exposition at
Norfolk. Capt. H. A. Tyler and
Miss Marie Brevard left Sunday,
and we're joined at Martin and at
Paducah by a number Of others who
constituted a party which ne is tax
ing. They went by Louisville.
Monday morning several Of the old
Confederates, II. Buchanan, c. A.
Holcombe and A. NJ. DeBov went
on the 7:l0 train, and went by
Louisville. The special train Mon
day morning at eleven thirty, which
went to Richmond for the purpose Of
taking Reunion passengers, only
carried one passenger from Hick-
man. Irvine Brevard. The special
vent by Nashville.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-31
Kentucky Fair Dates.

Stanford, July l7-5 days.
Henderson. July ass days.
Lancaster, July 24-3 days.
jacksonville. July so S days.
Danville, July SIS days.
Georgetown, Aug. 9 a days.
Fern Creek. Aug. i3-4 days.
Laxrenceburg. Aug. 90 days
Shepherdsville. Aug ~ "A days
Ewing. Aug. % -J days.
Shelbyville. Aug. 81 "A days.
Hardinsburg. Aug. ~ 3 days.
Elizabethtovn. Aug. ~ -5 days
Springfield. Aug. % a days.
Paris. Sept. ; S days.
Lexington. Sept. % d days.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-31

AS advertised. the play, Two
Married Men, was played at the
City Hall Tuesday Righi. 20 a large
and apPreciative audience. This
play vas put on and played by local
talent from Union City. A large
number OF Union City people came
down on the 8 80 train and attended
the play. The play was good and
everyone enjoyed It. Both piano
and Band music was furnished.
The Band muIie by the Hickman
band and the former by a Union
City lady. The proceeds we're for
the benefit Of the band, and a nice
sum was realized.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-31
State Normal Summer School

The Summer School Of the West
ern Kentucky State Normal will
open June 10th, and continue eight
weeks. A great Educational chau-
tauqua and many strong Courses Of
Study have been provided for.
have a number Of free scholarships
that will be given TO those persons
desiring TO take advantage Of the
Summer School. Many persons in
our county should use the great
educational opportunity afforded
them by our State Normal Summer
School, which is located at Bowling
Green. Write or call on the under
signed for iull information relative
TO free tuition. Persons desiring
literature explaining the summer
work should write President II. II.
Cherry, Bowling Green, Ky.
DORA M. SMITH,
Co. Supt.
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Great Discovery.

The editor of a Kansas paper
states that he once borrowed Win
chester rife and started up the
street a few days after to deliver
the weapon to its owner. The de-
linquent subscribers got 1t into there
heads that he was on the varpath,
and every one he met insisted on
paying what he owed him. One
man wiped out debt Of ten years
standing. On his return to his Office
he found a load OF hay, fifteen bush
els Of corn, ten bushels Of potatoes,
a load Of wood and barrel Of tur-
nips that had been brought in. We
would like to borrow a Winchester
for a day or two.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-31
Pointers for Graduates.

Don't be long-vOrded. Try to be
long-headed.
Don't write like Henry James
He has the Harpers behind him. and
you haven't.
Don't forecast the Republics I'm.
ISL II II does not follow your advice,
Il will.
Don't deory immigration. Il
makes room for our own people who
find it cheaper to live abroad.
Don't attempt a new classic,
Those in the books will be just as
new 10 your audience, and a little
better done.
Don't think you've got the world
right where you want il. II viii
get around 10 you when you get old
enough to withstand its bumps.
Don't do the rise and fall Of the
Roman Empire, with the usual
analogies. The Roman Empire
didn't have any newspapers to point
the way
Don't knock the class poem.
How vonld you like to have to write
the class poem1
Don't try TO solve our great State
problems. We have men at Wash
ington who are paid TO solve them.
and every time you hand in the an.
swer for nothing, you snatch the
bread out Of their children's mouths.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-31

The following gentlemen from
Hickman attended the joint meeting
of the Fulton and Hickman County
Democratic Committees and the
trial Of the mandamus injunction OF
the citizens Of Hickman against the
Cumberland Telephone Company, al
Clinton. Tuesday: Goalder John.
son, Chas. Schlenker, Tom Dillon,
ST. Henry Covgill. DR.. Davidson,
DR.. Hubbard, Ed Prather, T. T.
SSayne. Robert Tyler, Allison Ty-
Ter, r. 7. Tyler. Geo. Carpenter.
Coop Bradshaw. Judge Naylor, II.
r. kemley, Julian Choale, Eugene
Bettersworth. Dick Owens, Jas. Seat,
A. q. Kimbro, Henry Helm and
Jas. Roney.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-31

This is an immense country.
Just consider what a distant country
Alaska is. Point Barrow is Uncle
Sans furthefest point north. A
letter from the east TO Point Barrow
goes FIRST by train to Seattle $500
miles. then by ocean steamer 70 Val
dee l 900 miles further north and
west. then by dogsleds over ice and
snow 2,700 miles more TO the north
and west. The letter travels in one
direction $3.50 miles, all the dist
ance in American territory.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-31

A petition was circulated an'ns
the business men this week ai.-
that they close their stores Z"
o. m. The hot summer days '.-
soon he here and such a mo'l. y,
on the part Of all the stores 80 T.,
be appreciated by The CLERKS 10 ~.
will probably be done 10 'n' -
few weeks.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-31

The annual meetings Of the Pa.
ducah Chautauqua Association will
be held this year from June Is to %.
Speakers and entertainers Of national
reputation will be there. and No
doubt some Of our readers we're
there last year and know what Is
meant by this ten days high class
entertainment with It's educational
features. Railroads will sell tickets
the Chautauqua for one fare plus
Csc for the round trip. Take a few
days OH from your business and
attend.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-31
To Snuff Users.

When you buy snuff you want the
best. Red Band Pure Scotch Snuff
Is the kind that will give you CON-
plete satisfaction. II is made from
the highest grade Of snuff tobaccos,
carefully cured, and is all its name
implies pure Scotch Snuff Of the
very highest quality. 3
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State Line

T. c, Berry. OF Memphis. sii z
this vicinity last week.
T. A. Prather. ST., is aiienlii
the reunion at Richmond, Va.
Davied Pra,her is hone iD-
Louisville TO spend bis vacation
Miss Pech, OF Arlington, Is y. y.
guest Of Miss Lena Thfelksld ~
week.
Mrs. Bob Brashsld, Of bai'' :.
Ky, is visiting her son. '" F"
Brasheld.
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Court BOuSe News


The following are the land trans
fers that have been made since our
last report
10. Barnes 10 w. A. Dodds.
town lot in Hickman, $1,000.
X. T. Tyler 20 W. A. Dodds,
town lol in Hickman. $500
II. c. Lyon to W. A. Browder,
land. $1,000.
E. d. Pickering TO W. A. Brav-
der, land, $500.
&c. Roper TO Walter Statham,
land, $3.50.
c. C. Schlenker to W. c. Johnson.
town lot in Hickman. S5lS.
H.. Amberg 10 Oma Shaw,
TOM lot in Hickman. $500.
+. B. Shaw TO W. P. Adams.
town lot in Hickman, $50.
]. NJ. Honeycutt to Mrs. Nettie
Pogue. land. IS. sS2.SO.
J. B. Dodd TO Chas. Beadles,
land, $1,000.
r. L. Campbell 10 o. F. Ham
mend, land, $500.
K. ID. Wallace TO o. +. Hammond
town lot in Jordan. $500.
O. +. Hammond to X. ID. Camp
bell, town 10, Jordan. $50.
Connie Glidvell to lille Gray.
land, SiO0.
B. T. Davis TO Fred Hayden.
land. $500.
P. Swane TO Chas. K. Mackey.
town lot in Fulton. 5000.
W. H. Spradlin TO d. A. and
Allie A. KenneY. town lot In Fulton,
SIS.
T. d. Bryan to L. !. Smith. town
lot in Fulton, $3.50.
The following marriage license
have been issued
johnson 10 Lucy Stenson,
They we're married May q.
Sude NJ. Naifeh 10 Miss Pear
King. Married May 81.
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This makes a grand total Of 1866
children Of school age in the county.
The number Of colored children is
1859. Hickman has SOS children
out Of the grand total OF 1865, which
on an average. is little over one
fifth OF the school children Of the
county.
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Fulton County School Gen.
sus Report.

Herein will be found the concise
school census report for the school
districts Of Fulton County, as fur
nished by Miss Dora Smith, County
Superintendent;
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Mrs. w. ID. Hutchison. OF Martin,
formerly OF Hickman. was painfully
hurt Saturday. She got off the
train at Stacks Switch. and was
met there by Mrs. Otis Townsend
Who took her home IN a buggy. In
some way. she was thrown from the
buggy wlih the above results.
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For
Thirst

Suppose you try a glass OF
Hilo. 10 will disperse that
awful thirsty feeling, and
make you enjoy another
jump of hard work. SC a
glass. Sparkling, Ice-cold,
refreshing.
HELM & ELLISON
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Memorial Day Exercises

Following is a program 7, ,, \.
Memorial Day services thar ~, u.
held a, the city cemetery nei' '-'-
day, June 81 uc,l.p
Thee.
Invocation, Rev. c. 1. Price
Address, Prof. b. +. GaboY'
Song. GOOD,
Presentation of Southern O'''
Of Honor, Mrs. Randle' Ca.
Decoration Of graves oil 20
federate soldiers.
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There is always satisfaction in
knowing you have the best so use
Red Band Pure Scotch Snuff. 3
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Have you bought your coal1 II
not. Why not telephone no. 4sl
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The following Equity Appearance
cases have been fled IN the ofiice OF
Circuit Clerk Morris
N. c. Willingham vs.. ". %.
Willingham. Suit for divorce on the
plea Of Abandonment.
II. A. Cloud vs.. Margaret Porter
Suit 10 recover on note.
Z. ]. Stanheld vs.. Josie S,anheld
Suit for divorce on the ground Of
abandonment.
Linnie Meadows W. w. W.
Meadows. Suit for divorce on the
grounds Of cruel and inhuman treat
ment and settled aversion, asking
for 5000 alimony and custody OF
l3-year-old child.
S. X. Davidson vs.. Cumberland
Telephone and Telegraph Co. In
junction.
Ordinary Appearance cases.
Y. &. NJ. V. r. r. VS.. S. L.
Dodds Suit on account.
Burrow and Campbell vs.. r. T.
Todd. Case appealed from Quar-
,erly Court.
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-cavitt, on the hill wants ~
trade. He buys country produce =