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HISTORY.

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GENERAL ITEMS o. THE WEEK.

Al the Lenox Avenue Collegiate Reformed
Church Tomorrow morning memorial win
COW for the Rsv. Dr. Joachim EImendorf
VIII be unveiled with appropriate ceremony.
The window is the gift OF the family. anu
t. divided into two sections The lower
half represents the resurrection of Christ.
after the painting Of Pleckhorst. aud tbs.
upper half the ascension q Christ after
that of HofrGnn. Emil Zundel Is the in
dow artist In the evening a memorial tab-
let viii he unveiled al the First COLLEGIATE
Church. where Dr Elmendorf was pastor
for fourteen years The tablet is the v-ert,
O. J. & r. Lamb and is the gift CT the
conslstory q the church. Dr. Elmendorf
died In July. 1895. and had served the Har-
lem Collegiate Church for twenty-five vearc.
Tomorrow morning. under the auspices
o. the Free Synagogue. special exercises
VIII be held at the Hudson Theatre The
Jewish Reformation" viii be the subject OF
q Symposium including brief addresses b.
Rabbi l. n Franklin. OF Detroit. Rabbi
" :. Friedman. Of Denver: Rabbi NJ. J.
Cries, Of Cleveland. and Dr. J. Leonard
Lcvy, OF Pittsburg
Christianity at the Crossroads" Is tbo
theme On which the Rev. Dr David James
Burrell, minister OF the Marble Collegiate
Church, viii preach to-morrow.
At -. Matthews Church The service at
i e. m. tomorrow viii be OF unusual in
terest through the presence OF the Geas
mute members q s. AIMS Chapel. The
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pRAMe.

THE COMET 4 PLAY oe Our Times r. I'd
Eard Doyle. 1-uo IL. 10. Boston
riLhard q. E1lgll.3
THE PIPER 4 Play in Tour Acts p jose
rttnG Preston Peabody 1.Eo pr. 2ol
tTne H0uEhtan Mi-nin Company
~IE VICAR DF WAErFIEID. A PLAY
Wounded or oliver Gollsunifh' s Novel 81
HsrErerite M-r'rgtcn I-mo. rr al las
LurIeld e. Coz
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Al the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church the morning sermon to-rnorrow will
be preached BY the Rev. Dr. David Gregg.
for fourteen years pastor OF the church. In
the evening the Rev. James o. Bailey viii
preach.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-13

-Si men ana women viii be held
. 80 D m Captain Jack Crawford. the
soldier scout and poet. viii speak. sing and
rccite
Al Plymouth Church. Orange street. be-
.en HICKS and Henry streets. Brooklyn.
uie heF. Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus. of Chi
- "il preach az both services. exchang-
ing with Dr. Hills. who breaches in his old
church there.
IO-thorfow al p m. the choir of ST.
Lrke's Church will give the first perforr,-
ahce Of c. Whitney Coombs.s new barvesi
anthem, How Goodly Are Thv Tents n
Jacob" The service will he festival in
character. and for the first time the newly
organized junior choir OF twenty-four young
girls In scarlet vestments will unite with
The regular choir in the procession around
the church.
The Stolen Gods" will be the subject OF
Dr Charles L. GOodelPs sermon ,o-roor-ovv
morning at Calvary Methodist EPISCOPAL
Church.
Al the New Thought Church p. W. Sears
VIII speak tomorrow morning at IL o'clocl,
from the subject of '"The New Thought Je-
rusalem."
The Rev. J. jeffrey Johnstone will be the
hfst speaker for the week OF prayer al the
4Wenty-third street Young Mems Christian
Association tomorrow afternoon.
Henry Frank. Of the Independent Liberal
Congregation, will speak Tomorrow n,orninr
IN Berkeley Theatre on The Melting Pc, >.
oy way Of prologue to his regular address
on VIII the Coming Man Marry"
~ Calvary Protestant Episcopsl Cburrh
the rector, Or. J. Lewis Parks. will rreacb
al the II o'clock service.
At the Church of the Ascension. Fifth
avenue and 10th street, the Rev. Percy
stickney Grant viii preach at IL a. m. and
Al p. III the Rev. Andrew F. J-nderhuI
vii preach AT +. N. Alexander Irvine
VIII speak At p m. the after meeting
VII De addressed by Robert Bruere. his
subject being Lessons from the Late Elec-
ton"
Dr- Edgar Whitaker Work will preach ON
"Demas'' In the Fourth P-esbvtartan
Church tomorrow morning at II O'Clock.
Al the special services in the evening. novy
attracting large attendance, DR.. ". W.
White will continue his addresses.
Young men viii have a special service
az the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
ChuFeh tomorrow at 5 p. m. Z. c. Carter.
The secretary Of the International Young
Mems Christian Association. viii speak.
At The West Presbyterian Church the
Rev. DR. A II Evans, the pastor, viii
preach tomorrow at Il a m. on The Poet
Servant Of God" and at p m. on Chris
tianity and Morality"
At the Church Of the Inca rnatfon. the Pew.
Dr. w NJ. Grosvenor, rector. there viii be
a service with sermon tomorrow morning
at Il o'clock and evening prayer with ad-
dress at O'Clock.
Dr. Van De Water viii preach a. ST An
drew's. the oldest Episcopal church in Har-
eIn, Al IL a. m. Tomorrow on What About
the Children and az 2. m. on The
Question Of Future Punishment"
The Emmanuel Healing Mission service
VIII be held AT st. Marks Church to-mor-
-ow evening AT o'clock
The Rev George H Smyth. jr, will
reach tomorrow evening IN the Central
Presbyterian Church on The City Beauti-
Perfected City Is Il Pcssibls?'
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EDUCATIONAL

LAIRD a. LEES sTANDARD VEST POCKET
ENGLLslF-T -TTA ALIsN ITALIAN-ENGTI
UITTIJAAET nv J. PHdUr ANA Spl-
rslg arranged. pEulflrI ciarioE tsbies and
Errilg~e F~aTrsnn- il both languages.
->u.. - Fli- llT- tChicagu- Laird S
lr-s-~OToGT. Tezt-Tsook lor schools and
fr- Genera Use. By Maurice b. Iocan.
--l. I'D -e1 frfluls Noble a. q .lredEt.l
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ASTRONOMY.

L-ELoSITIES or TIE SKY A Popular
I'r-senlaJion of the Great Rideies anl Mys-
frries or AsIronurry. ~ Garrett 2. S-TEiss.
Wirh many Illustrations iron photographs
and drawings. eVc. Ii- z-l -6,- Giar-cr
Ernen
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formed Church. breaches morning and
evening as usual

The orchestra, the fsyorite hymns. the
brief talk and the general variety have
made the new Sunday night service an i'm
mediate success AZ 81 Paul's Methodist
Episcopal Church. West End avenue and
ssth street. Tomorrow evening the pastor,
Dr. George P. Eckman. viii give a short
speech on do We Need the Doctor
New-York tribune., 1909-11-13

Dr. Felix Adler VIII lecture at Carnegie
Han tomorrow morning en- The Existence
OF the Human Soul as Viewed from the
Ethical Standpoint"
New-York tribune., 1909-11-13

The subject Of the lesson-sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow will
be 'Mortals and Irnmortals"
New-York tribune., 1909-11-13
ESSAYS

WHY AMERICAN MA RRrAGEs FAIL ana
.-rl- s@r,. l3F -Iua a ilare-s 1-rs.
-ls tfhe HoaEit.- Nr.l .1.u-
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4 DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for Tae Tribune received at their Uptown
Cface, No 1854 Broadway. between aGtn -
and S7th sts-. until o'cioek O. Advertise
ments received at the following branch esnce-
regular or1ce rates untn o'clock D m.
viz: ga sth ave. cor ED st, f5s an
ave. cor 18th ST: fos East ffth ~ e57 West
4-d ST. between Tth and san aves:
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At the Church OF the Messiah Tnitarianl
the minister. the Rev. John Haynes Holmes.
viii preach tomorrow on The Spirit OF
Liberal Religion
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At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
tomorrow the Rev. Dr. William Fl.
Roberts, stated clerk OF the General AS
sembly. viii preach in the morning. and
the Rev. Or. James l. Vance formerly Of
Nashville. and now pastor OF the First
Reformed Church OF Newark. will preach
IN the afternoon.
A series of four oratorio-sermons on the
prophet Elijah. each Of which is 10 be
emphasized by an unabridged section Of
Mendelssohn's oratorio Elijah" will be
given on successive Sunday evenings. be-
ginning November p. BY the Rev. DR.. r. s
Macarthur az Cavalry Baptist Church.
Or. Macarthur will speak tomorrow eve
ming on The Drama Of Elijah
At the Collegiate Church of St Nicholas.
AT II a. m. and p. m tomorrow. the
preacher will be the Rev. Dr. ]. jeffrey
JOhnstOne.
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church the
pastor. the Rev. DR.. David G. Wylie. will
conduct the services and preach at IL q. m.
and p. m. tomorrow.
At the Masonic Temple. BROOKLYN. DR..
Madison c. Peters will preach tomorrow
at II o'clock on Our Friends in Heaven
Shall We Know Them Again.
New York City's one Million Jews as
One Million Proofs That the Bible Is
Authoritative, will be DR.. S. Edward
Young's subject in the Bedford Presby-
terian Church tomorrow morning.
The Rev. J. FOrnan. associate pastor Of
the James Methodist Episcopal Church.
will preach in the ST. James Methodist
Episcopal Church at II o'clock tomorrow.
At the First Church, Disciples of Christ.
the minister, the Rev. William L Fisher.
will preach at Il a. m. and p. m. to-
morrow.
The Rev. 7. r. Slicer will preach to-mor-
row morning at All Souls Church on
Setting His Heart Upon Reality"
The Rev. I NJ. HaIdeman will speak
at the First Baptist Church tomorrow
morning on Supreme knowledge and Alb
solute Assurance and in the evening on
''The Present Demand for Righteousness
Without Blood
At the Harlem Presbyterian Church the
Rev. Dr. John Caughey will preach at
both services. His morning topic viii be
the Cniversalism of the Gospel
Dr. J. B. Devins VIII preach tomorrow
morning and evening in the Central Pres
byterian Church, OF BROOKLYN. Of which
the Rev, Or. John 2. Coffin is pastor
At all the Jewish houses OF worship d
where religious services take place on
Sunday the pulpits viii be occupied to-
morrow By delegates 10 the Central Con-
ference OF American Rabbits. now in ses-
sion In New York The Rev. DR.. David
Philipson. OF Cincinnati, viii Oficiate at
the Temple Beth-El, Fifth avenue and
9th street; DR.. Louis Wolsey, Of Little
Rock Ark, will be AT the Temple Emanu-
FL, Fifth avenue and 4Sd street, and at the
Free Synagogue, Central Park West and
gst street, the honors will be divided be-
tween the Rev. Drs. Leo VI. Franklin, De-
trOit; W. :. Friedman. Denver: Moses ].
Cries, Cleveland. J. Leonard Levy, Pitts
burg, and Leon Harrison, ~. Louis.
At St. Andrews Methodist Episcopal
Church the pastor. DR.. George Clarke
Peek, viii speak az the morning service
tomorrow on The Great Call" In the
New-York tribune., 1909-11-13

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
ST. BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH,
Madison ave. corner o. 4sTh
The Rev. LEIGHTON PARKS. Il. L. Rector
80 a. n, Holy Communion
il a. m. Preacher the Rector
p n. Preacher. Rev. r. : ". WOOD.
D. rn.s organ Recital.
North PRESBYTERIAN Church.
i;5th ST. bet. Broadway aud Amsterdam ave
Rev. John K. Maekay, Ph. D., Pastor.
II a. m.-"Our Wider SELF"
T. m--"Ou- Protestant Bible 80
MADISON AVENUE METHODIST FPIS-Op
CHURCH.
Corner 60th Street
Key. WALLACE MACMT- Lien y u pasta-
FteecninE by The Pastor AZ II z. IN. and :
=. IA. -
Bible school az 9:45 q. u. Midweek P-avsr
Service Wednesday az : o. m.
TIE CHt RCH or THE DIVINE PATERNITY
central ParE West and T6th Street
rev tEANk OLIVER HALL.. L. L.. Pastor
VIII breach al II 8. m Sub1cct:
'ON FrtE ROAD TO JERICHO
per service SO D n Address by
pr HALL. upon THE WOMAN
WITH sEifENT-S TONGUE"
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
30 tx 4 MISSION
20 Bowery. near RiVin.tan street
COMBINATION o. DEDICATION SIR
VICES


toNILSIATioS % DEDICATION SIR
VICES.
Tonight ~ S.-EVanseiistic ser,ioe. Lad
AcAulev Missiuu- speskcis: Niss sara W-av,
1T. 5onn tie.lis Sir. z. c Roberrs- Horsenc-d RI.
,,,I. ,Ig-lHSEraT; ssIs,, suRday At q a M-Mether
isl. Mis- Grace HIdehrarI.
Al 2. h.-EEangelistic Service. Leader.
James. Rev. George = Avery. Rev Joseph Goa
way. AZ. Thomas Anderson. soIsist, u. Ion
At 2. M.-EsangeIi-tie service. Leader.
ser--1r 4 T. G,edh--. speakers: Rsy. George
H. c'rhel9- Mr stanor4 Wright. Ar. Don shsi-
t1n. ss,oists 4.ss Rand M sld Mrs. N
JOAN .. HALLINoND- superinterden-
TIE MsDr'E 0OETEGF,TE CHURCH.
Esy. JoHN q. FAGG D. g. Mirister.
Wil .reacr AZ II A. ~ ana L. Il
rHE MaHerE co'1 "G''FE CHURCH.
Re-. DAVID JAS. BURRELL. =. d. Minister
N5rrirs. ..,-i'ri-tiari-y al t.e cr5ss-sads-
Ereri1s; "Gideons Men
THE COLLEGIATE CHUKCH on II.
NsCIEoFa~
5th Ave ana sslh -
Rev T. Tllrey Jalns-one. Ph- r.. - L1noou.
Eugland. via rreaeh az Il A. n sne J. n.
EesEias: .,ias: mink On these r6ings,'
TIE wF>r F>-p rOLIFGIsrE CHURCH.
Nest Era Ave -hd .sLn - -
Roy HENRY EVFRTSON COBB. u. T.. Min
lister. vii pr-a7h - u A. M- aha $50 T. A-
First Baptist Church,
Broadway and 18th Street
Pastor. /. VI. Haldeman.
= A. M-~sLPRFAfE KNOWLEDGE AID
ABSOLUTE ASS TTtANcF-
sP W--TRE PRESENT DEMAND FOR
RFCHTEDC <NFSS WITHOUT BLOOD
THE DEVILS RlGHTEcl sNEss, OF.
~ THIRD SERIES ON SIGNS ot THE
TIMEs.
rhe rroportIon Of men - tae evening service
az ass church g. ren-a-zsd by al
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
Tffth Avenue and Fifty-hfrh -.
Services 81 u a. m. and g
on NsrefLher lffh
Rev. WILLIAM II. ROBBERS, u. d,
r1u lreach IN ths morning
sunday ecflcl 1H4 Alllts- lllle tias-es
Key. JAMES /. VANCE. IL. d,
~II preach ln the afternoon.
meet ~ 800 a. r7.
Men E-1le class "a 20 a. NJ
- Weanesday Evening Service Al s.i5.
STRANGERS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH,
Wesr Forts.sirth street
Ire EEF. CHARLES r. AkED, p. D.
sulu preach to-morrcW Ucrnine and evening
Services ~ ~ au1 oclocs=
RforniEg. + r11ous on the Lords Prayer
No THE Eternal FATHERHOOD.
TTfE GREATEST WORD OK MORTAL
yerIIr rFNNYsoN,s ..IN MEMORIAA':
ITs PHILOSOPHY. ITS PATHos. AND ITS
rrTi2IE .c,LAssrs F0R YorNG MEN AND
YCCNG EOAEA AT 80 ~
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evening the Informal musical services will
be continued
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At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Tomorrow the Rev. DR.. William Fl.
Roberts, stated clerk OF the General AS
sembly. viii preach in the morning. and
the Rev. Or. James l. Vance. formerly Of
Nashville. and now pastor OF the First
Reformed Church OF Newark. will preach
IN the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-13

enspei OF ne parish. with the choir OF six
women VINO viii render the hymns in the
sign language.
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FOREIGN RESORTS.

Perfectly new. ep-osire Exoe-
kieh Gardens and Opera House.
Each room has balcanv and
n-eplnre Grand versndahs.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-13

Al Flymouth Church. Orange street. be-
tNeen Hicks and Henry streets. BROOKLYN.
tiie heV DR., Frank W. GunsauIus. OF Chit
cSso' will preach az both services. exchang-
ing Win Dr Hills. who breaches in his old
church there.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-13

Al the Metropolitan Temple the Rev. c.
Mcclelland. OF the Madison Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. win occupy
'ne pulpit tomorrow morning. A mass
meeting for men and women will be hell
a. 40 ?. m Captain Jack Crawford. the
soiaier scout and poet. viii speak, sing and
rccits.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-13
FLORIDA Hotel. Psris

IL, BOULEVARD NAL ESnERBES
Ceatrdi loo dtiJn a,dc.sias 8 rsno 5ouie-
'sras. minute. Moderate iao' Rites VOW
open.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-13

MADISON AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Northeast corner of 1ad street
pdblic Worship al N anh .. m.
Rfv. HIGH BLACK. u. D.. al ~ q.
aid ~. l.. 9. CARTER az ) g. m.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-02
saturday was a busy day.

saturday was busy day.
Moyno pictures every night a, the
LYRIC.
Buy your coal now.--ttIekman Ice
4 Coal Co.
Roy Anderson and wife spent last
week al Samburg.
Take your produce to c. II. Moore.
OIL the hill. Highest prices paid.
Postmaster }. T. stephens was In
hdlcah last week on business.
Rev A. C. Tharpe has resigned the
ps,outc Of the Christian church at
FULTON
Telephone your grocery order to
No. 5s-the Old Reliabie--all goods
delivered.
Seth Curtin orders his Courier sent
to him az Efhngham. his. instead OF
s. Louis. No.
Rev w. s. Roney, Of Fulton. spent
Saturday and sunday with his son.
Judge } w. Roney.
We understand Jake Wiley viii
build a residence In the Henry Add.
Ton 10 short time.
All kinds Of upholstering. Prices
nght All work guaranteed.-Chas.
Ward over Fuqua. Helm a. Co.
In this issue will be found the di.
Neiory Of the Hickman Independent
Telephone Co, revised up to this
Gate These directories viii appear
10 The first issue OF each month cor.
Nc'ed up 10 the time OF going to
Press. Clip Il out and hang up by
your phone.
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|!!'!! 4 R!%!!s!;

4. w. Avery. OF Columbus, Ky, was
here on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Mamie Crawford. OF Dorena,
was here Saturday shopping.
Miss Lillian Choate has returned
from a visit to friends at Mayfield.
A. S. Barkett, of West Hickman,
pays the highest market price for all
kinds OF furs.
Judge r. J. Bugg. of the First cir
cult court district. is hopelessly III
OF tuberculosis.
J. II. Houston returned from osceo-
la. Ark, Sunday. While there he
killed two deer.
Mrs. s. l.. Dodds and children have
been visiting Mrs. Belle Baltzer at
Coyington, Tenn.
The best grade OF Hosiery and I'm
derwear at lower prices at Z. r. Eli
sons Cash Store.
Purity. accuracy and quick service
is the motto of our drug department.
Hickman Drug Co.
Mrs. +. T. Randle has returned
from Nashville. where she spent
few days OF last week.
II We are correctly informed. sew
eral business changes are slated FOR
the first of the coming year
Mrs. NJ Il. Rose has returned from
a three weeks visit to her daughter.
Mrs. w. G. Reeves. at Chaffe, Mo.
Cut the Coupon out OF this weeks
Courier and vote for someone In the
big Doll" Contest at MAYORS Book
Store.
We make lower prices on Dry
Goods all the time at Il. II. Ellison's
Cash Store. New goods coming in
every week.
II. l.. (Hoodlum) Reeves, has sold
the Crescent Cafe TO j. ii. Rome. of
Union City. Mr.. Rome took posses
sion several days ago.
New assortments of Holiday Goods
are now coming In every week at Il.
II. Ellison's Cash Store. Come in and
look every time you come to town.
Read the ads Of J. Il. Naylor & Co
In this weeks issue. They are full
OF suggestions that viii help you a.
long with your Christmas shopping
Miss Ethel Naylor and Gee Harris
went to Mckenzie, Tenn. Sunday.
I hey were accompanied home by Miss
Wayne Naylor. who has been visiting
at that place.
Lee Carter brought a negro from
Fulton Monday, charged with break
Ing into J. b. Goodwin's house at
Fulton. He was sent TO the reform
school. as he was only IA years old.
Any SHORTCOMINGS In the manage
nent of Bettersworth a Prathers
grocery store this week win be ac-
for by the arrival of a new
BOY at the home OF Mr.. Bettersworth
asst Sunday morning. The mother
and boy. as well as the "old man,
ire getting along nicely.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-02

Albert Irwin, a well known coal
dealer. was accidently killed Satur-
day at Charleston, Mo-, by a switch
engine. which was placing a car of
coal for him.
Ellison Bros. and MAYORS Book
Store will each give away handsome
dolls ON Christmas Day.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-02

T. J. Robertson, of Route 1, will
move to town this month and build
a residence for himself in the Henry
Addition, on the lot he purchased of
Henry McMullin.
The Obion County Medical Society
will meet in Union City, on Wednes-
day, Dec. s, 1909, at 10 a. m.
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YOUNG LADIES.

We want some young ladies TO SCI
cure members to our Book and Maya
zine Club. See us for particulars at
once.-Naylor's Book Store.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-02
SAVED THE DAY.

Ed Walker. Of the Clinton Gazette,
makes a mighty sensible statement
In the following paragraph:
Bloody Breathitt county set an ex.
ample to the other counties Of the
state by voting almost solidly for the
good roads amendment. Breathitt's
vote being 1856 for, to 81 against the
amendment. The time has been when
Breathitt's name stood for ignorance
and crime, but evidently her people
know that one thing she needs-one
thing every county In Kentucky needs
Is good roads, and Breathitt has
enough of the progressive spirit Of
civilization to go on record for that
which will do more to build up the
county and live down its bad reputa-
tion than anything else can do. BY
her vote she gives notice to the world
that Bloody Breathitt" will soon be
a misnomer. for the people there have
set their heads for better things. On
the other hand, Graves county voted
1863 for the amendment and 1850
against IL. We refrain from comment
on this vote.
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500 REWARD, 500.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased 10 learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in all its stages.
and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is the only positive cure now
known TO the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being a constitutional disease,
and therefore requires constitution
al treatment Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by y. J. Cheney a. Co.
Toledo. Ohio. is the only constitution.
al cure on the market. II is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops TO
a teaspoonful II acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. They offer one hundred dol
lars for any case II fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
y. J. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo.o.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
stipation.
T. J. Robertson has Just finished
building a nice fiveroom residence
for X. II. Kirk on his farm near this
city. II was built on the site of the
old King homestead. famous through
out this section as having been the
place where MIR. King. father OF Nor
ris King. and wife were brutally muir
dered for their money about 2s years
ago. MIR. Robertson observed while
tearing the old house down that the
floor still showed the blood stains
where Mrs King was found. although
the unsolved mystery occurred over
a quarter OF century ago.
The new money scheme OF Mr.. Al
drich is TO furnish currency TO those
who haven't got any. lie fooled us
once until the whole west is from
Missouri
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-02

Over in South Fulton, in the face
Of the order of the city council that
concrete or brick walks be construct
ed on business streets rich proper
ty owner is constructing a three-foot
inferior country board walk which
would be turned down by the city
dads Of Sassafras Ridge without hes
itation. This rich man should be
made to respect the law.--Fulton
Leader.
We've got that skinned. Some rich
property owners in Hickman have no
walks at all-and we haven't heard
Of the council ordering them to build
any