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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-12-17
Xmas Neckwear at Rice's.

Xmas Neckwear at Rice's.
That new hat is waiting for you at
Rice's.
Best Carnations from 7Scts. to
81 .00-Miss Frankye Reid.
II is rumored that the council will
add another man to the police force
at its next meeting.
Mrs. Dave Burnett has returned
to Tiptonville, Tenn, after a visit
TO ]. R. Brown and family.
Order your Christmas flowers at
once from Miss Frankye Reid.
Carnations from $1.00 to So. 90.
Dashing! Distinctive Different
Are the "Imperial" shoes for ladies.
They fit royalty. -Millet & Naylor,
LOST; A brown and white spott-
ed bird dog, new leather collar,
short tail. So reward if returned to
J. T. Seat by Monday.
A special from Benton says that
Sunday morning Andrew Burkhart.
who lives on Route /, near the
Graves county line. discovered a
fine buck in the field of one of his
neighbors. He Immediately procur-
ed his gun and soon had the deer
converted into venison. He weigh
ed l73 pounds. and had fine horns.
which Mr.. Burkhart prize highly.
This is the first deer killed in Mar
shall county for many years. and
il is question as to where he came
from.
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order the Courier today.
Mrs. L. A. Stone, OF Greenfield
is visiting here this week.
Leave your laundry at Ellison
Bros. Laundry shipped every week,
Art linens and table linens a spec
ial holiday line at Smith x Am
berg's.
An exquisite line of medallions
and art gifts for the holiday
Berendes.
Lon Rogers and L. ID. Perry pur-
chased the Farmers Restaurant, this
week, from Don Burge. Mr.. Rogers
has charge of the restaurant Mr.
Burge has accepted position with
Jones' Cafe.
Mrs. Lige Oman LEFT Monday for
Troy, Tenn. After a short visit
there. she will go to Clearwater,
Florida, where she will spend the
winter with her sister.
The post Office deficit for the pres
ent fiscal year is nearly seventeen
millions OF dollars. When the causes
OF this dencit are considered. it is
nothing short OF national disgrace.
Full blooded Mammoth Bronze
turkeys for sale also, Thorough
bred Black Langshans, Buff Rocks
and White Wyandottes. My birds
have taken premiums wherever
shown.-Mrs. Annie Mcdaniel,
Hickman, Ky. 24-4p
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-12-17

Attend Naifeh Bros. sale.
Ed Marshall, OF Clayton. was
here Saturday
A beautiful line OF hand painted
China at the Farmers Hdw. Co.
Don't you want some flowers for
X-mas1 See II. K. Curlin, for
special prices.
II you use a pulverized or ground
coffee you can get an extra fine one
from c. H. Moore at Csc per pound.
A Double driveway, SO foot span
steel bridge is nov under construc-
ton on Dresden road. near the city
cemetery.
w. II. Spradlin has returned TO
Hickman 10 resume his work on the
elegant new mansion Of Joe Cantil-
lion, the baseball magnate. which
will be erected at cost OF SOS, 900.
Fulton Leader.
A big display Of Oriental and
Persian design rugs and Art
Squares at fuqua, Helm & Co.
You are invited to call and see
them.
We are authorized to announce
that a Teachers Training Glass. or
Bible School. will be organized at
the Christian church, Thursday
evening at ? 80. and all parties ire
gardless of church, interested are
requested to attend.
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K@ton n; %:s Street,
NJ ,,,. -Naifeh's.

hrldmdS iONcfo
.o,a Claus is the paramount, Is
ma, Umbrellas a, Rice's. Prices
he Lyric will be opened next
odsks for Chris,mas.-Helm &
bon
latnce Henry is still on the
list.
his Clark vas here from Bessie.
OF the week.
ay Lewis. Of Cairo. was here
week on business.
DR SALE Two good work
Ie,-E. NJ. Bradley. 3,p
C. Bovden is on the sick list,
week. with neuralgia.
louise slippers for men and wo-
at Smith & Amberg's.
h. Bruer has returned TO school
Marlin after a visit here.
ndecided VIA, TO give for Christ
lie, Berendes help you de-
n kinds OF rubber shoes for men,
len and boys at Millet & Nay
%. Evans vas fined IS and cost
ly court this week for breach OF
re.
Leicester Nickelplated ware
Ing dishes, etc, at the Formers
Fivare Co.
Be- Ayers and Clay Barnes return
Friday from a business trip TO
f!es,on. No.
B. Goalder and wife and baby,
avenue, Ark, will spend Christ
here with Mrs. J. w. Bland.
yervear and underwear topvear
pear = everything the finest,
hest and mos, fashinable In fab.
bad finish at Millet & MAYORS.
here is said TO be a boat tied up
Hickman that is selling liz uor.
bis is true, modern "Boston
Party should be organized at
y.
man a, Fort Smith. Ark. died |
left his estate TO a dog, being as |
had said, the only friend he had. |
er the dog dies the estate is to
to charity.
Friday evening. Miss Virginia
iher entertained a few friends. |
fgTessive raffles and other games
r played with mnch interest. |
ffe'hments Of salads. fruits and |
we're served.
y you get your Christmas candy |
n Helm & Ellison, you can de-
p on II being fresh and dainty. |
US have your order to be deliver
Just before Xmas. II costs no
Re to have fresh candy.
pa motion Of the defense the trial |
Col' Duncan Cooper, Robin Coop
and John d. Sharp. charged with
murder OF former Senator <. w. |
'Inaek in Nashville. has been post
ped until January.
li' r. Roseberry. formerly a
'aeher OF Willmore. Ky, and who |
4haoned his wife and went to Ten
ISee with a l6-year-old girl was
yen 70 the penitentiary TO begin
wing a term Of three years. Rose
ny took his conviction as lust.
I asked to be sent to the coal
nes al once He left a letter ask
'na' the word Reverend" be
! connected with his name, dis
Ilnlng all right TO such "appella-
I. Ills letter closes as follows
.1 ~, justice is satisfied, bid the
.i,' with all il holds dear 10
l n normal man, a sad fare
a KANSAS cyclone struck a Swede
n and carried il a couple OF mile
- 'ne owner inside. Finally bat
~, !, 1iu'sed and utterly uncon-
~, ga' f 'ne unfortunate son Of Scandi-
va a., .eIi 70 the ground, from whence
o. I'' PICKED up and taken to a hos.
a q, he next day a preacher Wis
4 va, y, SICK and wounded and stop
: al 'ae Swede's co. to console
.ioo.i A'ler he had heard the sen.
.,o ,a' story Of the storm the
=, -In' said soothingly: sole. the
riIoa was certainly with you in your
Javh s Journey through the air.
,ut i Il n ne vas," was ole's reply,
N. n, Il .oa ne vas bay Yessus, he vas
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

H. Coyne, who has been en-
ployed as an operator in the
Santa Fe telegraph office for the
past six months, left on No. 8
Friday morning, for Jefferson
City, Mo, where he goes to ac-
cept employment with the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, being re-
lieved here by ]. fl. Thomas, of
Los Angeles.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

The Santa Fe is again about to
haul water from Del Rio, Ariz.
on the Peavine, to supply Ash
Fork, Seligman and intermediate
points, the supply in the dam at
Mcclellan not proving adequate
for this purpose.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

A Raymond and Whitcomb ex-
cursion train of eight cars, inclu-
ding a dinner, passed through
Sunday on the way to the Grand
Canyon where a stop of two
days was made, the train then
continuing the journey to Los
Angeles. About $50 people were
in the party.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14
LOCHL NEWS
Ada Wallace Unruh

National Organizer and Lecturer
of the Woman's Christian Tenn
peramce Union of Portland Ore,
will be in Winslow. March l S,-19,
where at the Methodist church
or some suitable place she will
deliver lectures and addresses on
some of the following subjects:
TEMPERANCE
"The American Boy"
"The Dollar Mark"
1.-The Old Bachelor" j"
"Where Are Our Boys"
Sowing Reaping."
"The Morning Dawns.' y
PURITY
For Mixed Audiences
"And Caesar Too"
"Purity in Schools"
PURITY
For Women
can Hour in Babvland.
almost Men and Women
For Young Women
"The YoungW oman IN Society"
The New Woman ~
For Men
"The New Chivalry."
"Heredity."
Mrs. Unruh is well and favora-
bly, known by some OF our clt1-
zens. and comes with the most
hearty endorsement OF the Ma
tional and State officers of the
Women's Christian Temperance
Union. and of many clergymen
and prominent citizens OF places
where she has worked.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

law. Matters are yet in the ex-
perimental stage, but will pro-
badly work out as at present ar
ranged while business is as light
as it is just now. but with a re-
sumption of traffic equal to what
it was previous to the recent
financial depression, it will prob
ably be necessary to reopen some
of the offices now closed.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

Mrs. J P. Morgan, wife OF the
noted New York fnancier, occu-
pylng her private car Indepen-
dence, passed through Winslow
on train No. 8 Thursday morn
ing, returning from a visit to
California.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

Conductor Conohan, who has
has been absent for the past
month visiting Salt Lake, Denver,
and other Colorado and Utah
cities, returned Tuesday and has
resumed duty with the Santa Fe.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

Condr. Geo. H. Sutherland has
again taken up his residence at
Winslow, having given up the
Seligman- Williams local run and
taken his turn with the "chain-
gang" Frank Thomas, an ex-
Winslowite, now reciding at Will
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

Conductor A. NJ Cumming S
was called East Wednesday ow-
ing to the death of his mother,
which occurred early Wednesday
morning, Mr.. Cummings received
a telegram to that effect, and
leaving on No. 8, for Arcade, N.
Y, at which place his mother re-
sided.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

Ground was broken this week
for a residence to be erected for
Oscar Sellsted, manager of the
Santa Fe telegraph office, next
to the residence of DR.. Waite, on
Third Street.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

After one weeks work under
the new nine hour law, as re-
CARDS telegraph operators, dur
which time the Santa Fe has
done considerable experimenting
in the way of working the opera
tors along the line, they have
now adopted the policy OF put
ting three operators at every
telegraph office that it has been
decided to keep open, closing the
following offices: Suwanee, San
dia, McCartys, Bluewater, Cha
YES, Houck, Plnta, Manila, Mo-
uui, Canyon Diablo, Cosnino,
Cliffs, Bellemont and Chandler.
An agency has been opened at
Maine, Arizona, ]. B. Matchin,
formerly agent at Guam, which
Is now closed, being transferred
to Maine, with Mrs. Matchln as
one of the operators. Consider
able shifting of operators has
been occasioned during the past
week, due to the new arrange
mint. and the net result will
prove that very little increase IN
force was necessary to comply
with the provisions OF the new
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

DIR. Waite has had his dental
parlors rehtted and refurnished.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

Last Sunday engine 9S2, Engr.
]. r. Thompson, after helping
a freight train from Ash Fork to
Supai, while returning light TO
Ash Fork, met an Eastbound ex-
ira, engine 966, engineer Geo.
Wrench, Condr. Wing, a short
distance west of Fairview sta
ton, but by the prompt action
of both engineers very little dam
age was done to either engine
and no casualties resulted. The
cause is alleged to becarelessness
on the part of an operator at
Fairview, who, it's claimed. took
an order for the westbound en-
gine after they had passed his
station.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

Engineer ] N. Harper, and his
brother John, left on No. s We'd
nesday for Smithton, Mo-, where
they were called on account of
the sudden death of their father,
which occurred Tuesday evening.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

Switch engine 637 was derailed
evening while going in
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

Ignace Paderewski, the world
famed pianist, travelling in a prl-
vate car, passed through Wins
low on train No. 2 on the 9Th
inst, returning East after an en-
gagement in California.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

The reception given Thursday
evening by the ladies of the M.
E. Church in honor of Rev. and
Mrs. Robt E. Wright was very
decided success. The reception
was held at the pleasant home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Proctor.
The guests were received by Mr..
and Mrs. Proctor, Mrs. E. l..
Olson and Mrs. Penrod. Each
guest upon arriving was present
ed to the guests of honor and the
rest of the company. When the
guests had arrived Miss Mar
garet Day rendered a piano solo
and Mrs. w. S. Bond sang Il
solo. Prof c. H. Slifer then in
his usual and pleasing manner
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
with an elegant cut glass water
set, a salad dish and a cut glass
pepper and salt set, a present
from his many friends Tables
were then spread and the guests
were served by Mesdames Proc
tor, Todd, Penrod, Olson and
Ramage. Several other selec-
tiOns of music were rendered, in
Guiding a vocal duet by Mrs. r.
Luce and Miss Day. The guests
departed at a late hour with
many kind wishes for the happy
couple. Rev. and Mrs. Wright
are now at home to their friends
at the NJ E. parsonage, and we
extend a hearty welcome to
these worthy people.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

Messrs. Schaal, Asbury, Claf-
fey, A. E. Jones, DR.. Waite and
las. Martin, of Ash Fork, receiv-
ed the Knight Templar degree at
Prescott this week. Chas. Finn
accompanied the class.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. George King, of
Dayton, Ohio, returning from a
visit in California and other
Coast stairs, visited Winslow
Wednesday, they being related to
the family of Dispatcher P. B.
Donaldson.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

Morris Sykes, aged IA years,
the son of Agent Sykes, OF Cham
bers, died Sunday evening at the
st. Michaels college at Santa Fe,
N. M. Death was caused by
pneumonia. The deceased was
an exceptionally bright and
promising young man and the
family have the heartfelt SYM
pathy of their many friends.
Frank Roberts left for Los An
geles on No. l Saturday. Mr..
Roberts, together with his wife
and young son, have been visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs J "A. Gray
for the past month. Mrs. Rob
erts and sou will remain IN Wins
low for some time awaiting Mr..
Roberts definite location atsome
Pacific Coast point.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

liams, has been assigned to the
local run vacated by Mr.. Suthur
lamb, the log run held by Thomas
having been discontinued for the
time beng, owing to the tempo
rary dullness in the lumber trade.
c. r Kimball has been added
to the force in the local Santa Fe
telegraph office, an increase being
necessary on account of the new
arrangement necessary to COM
ply with the terms of the nine
hour law. Mr.. Kimball worked
in the Winslow office about four
years ago, but since that time
has been agent at Adamana,
afterwards at Thoreau, and more
recently employed as operator
at Bluewater, n. M.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

on side track opposite the de-
pot, causing considerable incon-
venience, but very little delay to
traffic. The engine was not got
ten on the rails again until some
time after daylight Tuesday
morning.
The Winslow mail., 1908-03-14

Engineer Geo. K. Anderson.
wife and young son, were passen-
gers on No. 8 Wednesday, bound
for San Marcial, N. NJ, where
they go to attend the funeral of
an aunt of Mr.. Anderson's. who
died at that place Tuesday.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-22

hereby levied all real and personal taxable prop
erty of said county sum Of S25 for purpose of aid
way in said town described follows. to-wit: the
county road leading from Cashton TO Blooming
dale in s = Of section 30 in said town. pursuant
TO section i299g.. r. S Wis. 1855 same being one
half cost of such repairs and that same bss Maid
out as provided by said statute. NJ. BRoDy
Dated Sept. 5. 1907.
c. f. MORLEY. Vice-Chairman.
The County Board of Supervisors of Vernon
County do Ordan as follows: That there be and is
hereby levied all real and personal taxable prop
erty Of said county sum Of $500 for purpose Of aid
ing town of Harmony 70 repair a certain high
way in said town described as follows to-wit. the
highway ia sections q and - II n west
pursuant to section 1899. r. S. Wis, same being
one-hatf the cost of such repairs and that same
Dated Sept, .. 1907. FRED DUNMER.
NJ. BRoDY. Chairman County Board.
The County Board of Supervisors of Vernon
County do ordan as follows: That there be and is
hereby LEVIED all taxable real and personal prop
erty of said county, excepting cities and villages
Hamburg in construction of a bridge in said town
across Coon river in the NV q of section p. I. IL
IS one-half cost of said bridge and that said
money be paid out as provided by section 1919
Wis statutes 1898 WM. hAPANKE.
Dated Sept. s. 1907.
NJ. BRoDY. Chairman County Board.
The County Board Of Supervisors of Vernon
County do ordain as follows: That there be and is
hereby levied ON all real and personal taxable prop
erty in said county, excepting cities and villages,
the sum of $3.50 for purpose Of aiding town of
Hamburg in construction of bridge in said town
in highway at a spring flowing into Coon river
from Wielandt Coulie situated in NV Il Of NV !,
Of section 80, T. Ia. X. wess which sum is one
half estimated cost of said bridge and that said
money be paid out provided By section 1919 Wis,
statutes 1898. VIM. kAPANKE.
Dated Sept. s. 1907
NJ BRopY. Chairman County Board.
Your committee on claims to whom
was referred following accounts, re-
spectfully report that we have ex-
amined following accounts and recon-
mend their allowance:
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o. c. STEVENS,
JOSEPH GATHER
]. NJ VANCE,
Soldiers relief Commissioners.
Motion of Mr.. Rogers to rescind
action sending committee TO Madison,
carried.
Motion of Mr.. Rogers as amended
by Mr.. Morley to request the state
board of control 10 come up here laid
on the table IN motion OF Mr. Grimsrud.
Report Of supervisor of assessment
Linke read and received. On motion
of Mr.. Larson it was referred TO the
committee on equalization. On motion
Of Mr.. Sloggy the election Of super
visor Of assessment, asylum trustee
and poor commissioner was made a
special or after the regular order Of
business Saturday forenoon.
Invitation Of Mr.. MeAuley to visit
noon, accepted on motion Of Mr.
Brody.
On motion OF Mr.. Rogers the per
deim Of supervisor Of assessment was
liked at $500 per day for Office work
and 400 per d1y for field work.
On motion Of MIR. Sloggy the board
duJOuFneu tlii osDO y. III,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board called to order by chairman
at O'Clock. Minutes Of morning
meeting read and approved Road
petition OF Mr., Kapanke and bridge
petitions of Messrs. Fish and Smith
read and referred TO committee on
roads and bridges.
Special road committee reports from
Harmony and jefferson read end
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. McAuley the
motion fStug Saturday forenoon for
the election Of poor commissioner and
etc., was rescinded and the time set
for Tuesday afternoon after the regu-
lar order Of business.
On motion Of Mr.. Larson the use Of
the court room is granted Mr.. Haugen
for an address this evening at 1880.
On motion Of Mr.. SlOggy the board
adjourned till a. m. Friday.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18th.
Board called TO order at . o'clock by
Chairman Tate. Roll call, all MEM
bers present Minutes Of previous
meeting read and approved.
Report Of committee on roads and
bridges on petitions of Messrs. Powell,
fish and Smith read and adopted.
Report Of county treasurer read and
adopted and on motion Of Mr.. SiOggy
q vote Of thanks was rendered Mr..
Berge for his able report.
yilaqua. wis, Nov. 21st, 1907.
10 mn Honorable board Of Supervisors Of
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Chairman Rrodv County Clarly Moora
called the roll ana ali members
resnondad
- 0'->' -.
MEMl'f1Rs or f'"AND'
6 3SIE5n \. i N q Hdmsiad
Clinton Michael Mic Brody.
F 0T,. heis i i Eas inn
Franklin Ole n Fortney
GGenoa-Geo W Powell
fIlT0i,g 9Do i Kana9Ee
Hilsboro-Lafe Fox
jefferson Martin Root.
Tihe ta warren y iFish
stark VIM selbach
Sterling Albert 4, Broadhead.
Virodua-Thos Stevens.
Webster-H NJ Allen
Wheatiand-A. TulIocb.
Whitestown-J w Adler
Coon Valley Village-O p DunDum
De Soto Viilage-R. M McAuley
Hillsboru Village-B l. Bailey
La Fargo Village Geo. T.. Tate.
Ontario Villages Sloggy
Readstown Village-C W FD~eu
S S,;35e az, a NlliageUJ; z. johnson.
Wes1bv Wiisge II aI 2ile frin,s,-,a
Viroqua City
First Ward ar 1. q O. " Mork
ThiTd Ward0c 4 \ MoTleV
% n fgaF int lataf nd
trnstees ~ visi, apT ,al y djnnar 81 -,
tb I,7 asyI,rn reoeiyod -'-''
~, Inotinn Of S,,n Slo,ov tho bo, rd
adinr,ned iii 900 = y, % wy 49,
- - - =
AFTERNOON SESSION
Board called TO order at 200 by
chairman. Roll call; all present ex-
cept MT Dunnu Il ~, % loon galey.
RESIGNATION Vi Sh - 2, ntouy Feao
anu o5l nioVioh VI pup N e,e5y ac-
cel'' ' anu on nl9.i9A Vi sup ologgS
the poafu Proceedeol 70 eleca chalr-
man IN MS Place py uailot. ne chaa.'
appointed Messrs' ofhith anu 1rlmsrud
as teI'ers'
10 the Board soar OF Supervisors OF Vernon
G STisy ~ While Iapnreciate the honor
conferred upon me by your honorable body
in electing me your chairman for the fourth
50 t5e 1 irn and hsr LOT 1S
the position, such resignation to take effect
ausiified. - NJ. BRopY.
Informal ballot resulted as follows:
81 votes cast of which G. E. Tate
received 10: c. Z. Morley 8: S. Sloggy
3 and Il. B. Homstad |. On motion Of
Mr.. Sloggy the rules we're suspended
ana Mr.. Tate made the unanimous
choice of the board.
Chairman Tate thanked the mem
bers in a few well chosen words for
the honor conferred. Invitation of
Mr. Glenn TO take dinner AT the County
House Friday, read and accepted as
the invitation of the ASYLUM trustees
for Thursday.
Communication from state hoard ~
- - =; -,.,-5 ~ 80.
conttol III fegdIu 10 JAN oullulng, Feau
and referred to committee on ways
and r,aapc
- I~lI.,,..,.,;oati,,, 49,, al,...;..
NolnHlusIcdtLoh tEOh SbdIe geOloglc
lsurvey in regard to new highway law,
read and referred to committee on
roads and bridges.
Two bridge petitions presented by
MIR. Powell read and referred TO ccn-
mittee on roads and bridges.
On motion Of Mr.. Larson the board
adjourned until 900 a. M, Wednesday
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH
poard oo,lad - o,5an !, a.oo ~.
Chairman TATE. Roll called ana III
mo m hers pp1ppud MINT esE af pf44 vi gl1g
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Committee on Claims,
Report of committee on claims read
and adopted, claims allowed, all voting
in affirmative.
Motion of Sup. Sloggy extending
chairman and clerk vote of thanks for
courteous and efficient discharge of
duties adopted by unanimous rising vote.
On motion of Sup. Sloggy board ad-
journed sine die
BERLIE MOORE, County Clerk.