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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-14

Any One of These Articles
Will Make a Sensible
Christmas Gift
Fountain Pens, s1.oo to $1,000.
Shopping Bags, $500 to $14.5o.
Rosary Beads in EmeraIds, Amethyst, Crystal and
Garnet Stones, $500 to $780,
Gas Lamps, $500 to $22o0
Electric Lamps, $3.50 to $500
Gold and Silver Trimmed Umbrellas, $500 to $500
Natural Wood Umbrellas, $500 to $500.
Fine Mantle Clocks, $500 to $500.
Diamond Rings, $500 to $4,000.
Diamond Brooches, $500 to $175oo.
casseroIe's $500 to $780,
Smoking Sets, $500 to $1,000.
Safety Razors, $3.50 to $1,000.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-07-15
INVESTIGATING FERRY rae,

Judge Davis, OF the Federal g.
OF Cape Girardeau. No. w,
last week talks deposition, ,,t
ves,igating The Hickman fer, 80.
Henry Lewis w. q. L. Co..
Il N. KIRK and j. w. Ward N, Il
ter being the operators Of III. -.
IL will be remembered that III
II months ago Lyvis. on accom-,
some defect IN bis license. alass,.1
inc Terry business. aud being ovu
OF the island oppuIt, Hiekmas
the Missouri side. forbade an a,
ferrymen landing th,u. Hs usr,
vas ignored tho new fem osaI|
ued TO land a; che old placs and "A
Lewis had The whole island f.s
la. The wircs acre cut and he 4,
Ing stiil used Th, matter "a. d
en- TO the courts OF Mlussipp. oos,
and a yudgcmcut rendered 10 az
OF plaintiffs. la view Of the iac, "A,
the road leading 20 tae icrry lant
had been used as a public hIgAul
long enough 10 have become a III
way. according 10 Missouri s,aiu.
Le~ia thcu appealed tha case q
vas granted Temporary lhlanos
restraining the f,rpm,u tum as
Ina ON Lewis island ile also %
Kirk a Ward tor $50 damasss
account OF tho landings made %
place during The y,ar 1905 % Il
a month.
We understand Aa, bee also suu
notice on parties getting and "a
bar 10 leave % alone b ihs prs
ferry management aere TO %
hauling TO Hickman
AZ present the ferp be- making
landings at Durcna. tao miles ia
town. and Is a great iuoonrguiesq
The case will De- passed 90 Al
early date BY The federal o0urt d
the case h. bciur watched siA
tercst. 4.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-07-15
Foot and Hand Cut OF.

While a south bound friegh, train
was passing through Cayce yester-
day morning at 9 O'Clock, a young
man by the namt OF Edgar Jones
fell from the train and the wheels
passed over his left foot and right
hand cutting both off
Jones' says a brakeman pushed
him from the train, but his story is
denied by the train crew.
He was already a cripple. having
lost his left arm. We understand
he was stealing ride on the train
from which he fell.
Drs. Naylor and Wright gave him
medical attention. and he was taken
to his home in Hickman county.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-07-15
CITY PROPERTY:

No. IA sood as-room. nearly new.
frame house and two lots ioHNiH feet. Two
l,ri. from bushes. par' q levn. Al,
proposition for the man Who wants a nice
ittic home. Part cash. balance reasonable
length Of time.
No A-Nood six.room house. ai-out !
acre ~ ground, cistern. out bniidinss and
other improvements short distance from
takes ONLY 81 ln cash Ia get "a. owner does
not live here aud will sell n a biE lo@s ~
the deeds viii show.
No. g,-N New slx-foom dwelling house and
two acres ~ ground. out-hufldings. young
orchard. good cistern and other Improve
mcnts. Just east II city ilmits. VIII sell
NJ a harEain. Inquire AZ thi. once.
No E-Thls iot Includes huu.es aud lots
IA West Hickman. Houses are all com pafn.
deal, ioe.iss, fer neopi. Who ~o5t \, IN.
factory. Any house and lot, including all
improvements, may ~ purchased nj ttn
Zach -one-third down. balance time. Pay
tisn down aud let the money you are payiue
out a. rent 80 towards purchasing q home.
rhis proposition will ~ open only limited
time.
No. 1--WE have a limited numl.er 81 large
level lots In West Hickman that may -
purchased on the ons-dollar-a-wcek plan
this plan you caa own lot and hardly miss
the money. Huy one aud build home. "
you are paying rent. BETTER investigate To-
day.
No. hS-rhis proposition includes two nice.
little frame Residences. both new, IA West
Hickman. Both are out 81 the oVer.now
district-htgh and dry. Each residence has
three rooms. water works and are conven-
lent 10 town. Either 81 these residences will
H. sold for ftn OF both for f7ho. ~ purch asef
wants another b-room residence, which T.
located next 20 this property will sell the
three nj tlsn. These prices are cash.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-07-15
COUNTY ~RALLy DAY"

Through The efforts OF Miss N
Smith. our efficient County SD
Superintendent. The Fulton Coali
educational rally day lcd at
court house. Ia Hickman. June 2
was one OF the most interesting =
ings OF the Kind held n DE say
and much morc of success
most OF them. AZ a matter Of b
Il Is difficult TO secure a ATc alf
ance at this season Of he a
but the Fulton county meeting "a
fairly well attended. considenls
For this occasion The court Do
was beautifully decorated, and
program carried out in an el''l'
manner.
The Introductory speech vas
by J. W. Cowgirl. Who has si'e
vocational mattcrs mach much can
thought. as evidenced by his
He WAS followed by pr j. IT,
sey. OF Danyillc. Ky, Win a uA'
ful address. dealing win lns
school law and Ksumckys edl''u
al status. The first speaker
afternoon was Hon. r. ; No"T
IA his talk he made a sirons pre-
better schools Following AliA'
AZ. A. Cassidy. head Of 'hs q
schools at Lexington. made
lcal talk that should have been 90
by every one OF our people
The chief feature OF the e"
program was reading from D'''
poems by supt Cassidy.
Asa whole. the rally day ~.
in much good bringing noun. ,,.o,
questions OF education O''O', 80
pie. However W "'' "a.
be better to ar ur for -.
campaign to be D, s ma
Hunziker's Bai p. m
throughout the da. ai'n
ly enjoyed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-07-15
A Big Success.

The Inaugural Annual Tourna.
ment Of the Hickman Gun Club was
pulled off Monday and Tuesday, ard
taken as a whole was one OF the
most successful and popular shoots
ever held in the South. S. l. Dodds.
president OF the club was the nov
ing spirit in the splendid achieve
ment and deserves a large part OF
the credit for its success.
There we're 81 entries In this
friendly rivalry, mos, Of whom we're
ou,-of.,ovn sportsmen. and hundreds
Of visitors we're present both days.
There we're world record scores
made--one squad composed OF
amateurs shooting 90 $40 per cen,
for the first day.
F. Z. Foliz. OF Cleveland. Ohio.
was high amateur, breaking $50 GU,
Of a possible 500; Norfolk Hender-
son. Of Lexington. Ky, was second.
breaking $50; closely followed by
Earnest (Havk EYe) Caldwell. Of
Troy. Tenn. and II. Clark, Of East
Alton, Ms, both tying on 54S.
These gentlemen. IN order named.
divided the Gen. II. A. Tyler high
gun prize Of $50
OF the professionals, c. A. Le-
Compile and w. r. Crosby tied.
breaking 5s3 on, Of possible 500 /;
and we're closely followed by c. A.
Young and H. NJ. Hatcher with $40
each.
Other professionals shooting 90
per cent are Heikes. Borden. Free
man, Heer. Winan. Money, Ward.
Fulton and Cas,leman
The Courier regre,s its inability
to give the complete scores this
week, but will endeavor to do so
next week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-07-15
Jail Delivery at paduc,h

While the jailer and hi,
we're at dinner Sa,urd,v n' Wy
prisoners. seven white ana :.
erOes, escaped from III, cou,,v III \ |,
through an IS inch hol, M, ~, y,
been dug in the south vail ~
one prisoner, Jonas Smith. , ~
Who had been given a death ,Dl,...
for killing his father, but VI. =.
recently granted a new trial sy Nj
court Of appeals, has been o,,,',.,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-07-15
Bank statements next week.

Bank statements next week.
Miss Ruth Kimbro is visiting in
Fulton.
D. NJ. Brock of Memphis, was
here Sunday.
J. T. Perkins, of Martin, was
here Tuesday on business.
Miss Celeste Roberts is visiting
Mrs. ]. R. Mitchell ia St. Louis.
The sale you have been waiting
fol is now on at Smith & Amberg's
Master Ward Seat is here from
Crutchheld visiting his father Sheriff
SEAT.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY are spec
ial BARGAIN days at the Book and
Novelty Store.
Mrs. S. L. Dodds and children
are home after an extended visit IN
Mississippi.
Miss Cecil Barnes spent a few
days with the camping party at
James Bayou this week.
Miss Leila Tyree has returned to
Humboldt. Tenn. after pleasant
visit to Mss Iva Adams.
Oxfords for men, women and
children at sensational price reduc-
tions at Smith & Amberg's.
Miss Jessie Lee Reid, of Fulton,
is the guest of Miss Mayme Naylor
and Miss Bonnie Carpenter.
After the show go around to Nay.
lor's Book Store and see the good
things in store for you Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. B. R. Kuykendall, Of
Scooda, Miss, is the guest of her
sisters, Mrs. Cue Threldkeld and
Mrs. S. L. Dodds.
Mrs. Clara Outten Johns and chill.
dren left Saturday fer Corinth
Miss, after a visit to her mother
Mrs. N. Outten and family.
The Obion Democrat, at Union
City, has been purchased by E. S,
Richardson and Harry F. Helton,
and their first issue shows marked
improvement.
Policeman S Handy has been on
the sick list for the past two weeks
but is able to be up again. Rob
Goalder has been policing" in
Hamby's place.
About the middle of next week
Rev. Waters and wife will leave for
Murray, Milburn and other points
for a months, vacation Rev. Waters
was reared at Murray and has moi
been back to his old home in over
Ia years.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-07-15
NOTICE TO rAxpAye Rsi

Textbooks for the year 1909 are
nov open; and as this Is my last
year In office. desire to have all
taxes paid PROMPTLY In order that
my books may be balanced. You will
find myself or Deputy aoaldcr John.
son at the City National Bank. At
Fulton. or az my office IN Hickman.
Please make payments promptly.
J. r. SEAT. s. y. e.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-07-15
Farms For Sale

For terms. location or other information
call on or address The Hickman courieS
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-07-15
protractsd Ms,tiUg

Mt Hermon Congregation viii !.
gin their annual pro,rac,,1 WV Be-
next Sunday, and will COM meeting
weeks. Ed Oven, Of g, ,..' 10
Tenn will do tn, pt,ae tta''''',
W. A. Foster, Of Homb,,s T = ''d
will have charge Of III, ,oos .. .'1''
Everybody cordially ioyi,. ,', !.
tend " A.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-07-15

DR.. ]. M Hubbard a." ". NM,
and wife. Ed Pra'h'r ano a., .''' I
S. Moore, wife and dao'1 ne. b J
H. Batter and vii'' and MI. MI, \ 4
Royall, Of Villa Ridge V vl'l''' q
camping party at James s.'p 't,,
day afternoon, making cs '.'
DR.. Hubbard's launch O''
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-07-15
Our alusy Exporter Says:

jan VI WY ~
rest.
]. H. Bowden is on the sick list
this week.
Floyd Naylor spent Tuesday in
Columbus.
T. A. Stark was in Martin on bust
ness yesterday.
Hogs are selling here at about
S7.2S per hundred.
H. P. Johnson, the popular stock
man was here from Cayce, Monday.
The biggest bargains you ever
saw at Smith & Amberg's Clearing
Sale.
Cabinets reduced to 81 SO dozen
at Henderson's Studio, for on week
only.
Mrs. Bette Layne, of Cairo, Ills,
is the guest of Mrs. John Kirkindall
this week.
Miss Alva Coulter, of Mayfed,
spent few days with Miss Pansy
last week.
Mrs. r. Z. Roberts is visiting
her mother, Mrs. 7. ]. Fletcher, at
CTutchheld.
You never bought goods so low as
you will buy at Smith & Amberg's
Big Clearing Sale.
Mrs. Alice Wilson and Mrs Jas.
Kirk left Tuesday for St. Louis to
spend several days.
Mrs. Pearl Carter was fined $40
last week in the city court for violat-
ing city ordinance.
Miss Virginia Reynolds. of
Carthersville, Mo is the guest of
Miss Myrtle Walker.
Don't forget the Bargain Days at
j. L. Naylor & Co. Book and Novel
ty Store-Friday and Saturday.
LOST-Watch fob with Masonic
charm attached. Return to DR.. ].
NJ Hubbard and receive reward.
DR. w. c. Lindsay and wife and
Judge H. F. Remley and wife spent
Sunday with friends at Columbus.
New goods are arriving every week
at MAYORS. Lots of good things in
store for you Friday and Saturday.
Judge Naylor and wife returned
Sunday from Dawson Springs, where
they have been taking a two weeks
vacation.
Our show windows are chuck full
of good things that viii appeal to
you, that are to be on sale Friday
and Saturday-Naylor's Book Store.
Mrs. Belle Muse and son, Joe. of
Atlanta, Ca, will arrive in Hick-
man, July Goth, to visit Mrs. A. M.
Ellison.
The Hickman Indepent Home
Telephone Company's new switch
board has arrived and is being in
stalled this week.
Mrs. Frank Moore and little
daughter, Dorothy, returned Satur-
day from a visit to relatives at Villa
Ridge, III. She was accompanied
home by her mother Mrs. DR..
Royal.
Charlie Parham, the old colored
baggage hustler at the depot. was
"caught with the goods on" Sunday,
and fined $6S for bootlegging. He
was dispensing the beverage that
"made Milwaukee famous"
Rev. w. Sullivan brought his
tent meeting in West Hickman 10 a
close last week. There we're seven
conversions. and a good attendance
despite the extreme warm weather.
Rev. Sullivan left Saturday for Full
ton. From there he goes to Illinois
as pastor of Baptist church.
B. F. Mayors, the best baker in
in Western Kentucky. hands US the
following clipping; "An Oklahoma
girl advertised for a husband and
got him. The total expense for ad-
vertising. wedding outfit. etc., Sill.
He died within year leaving her
an insurance policy Of $40. 900
- o..
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-07-15

The infant child Of Jno. Cofey,
Of West Hickman, died July 18th.
There is some talk Of re-organiz-
ing Hickman's old ball team OF 1905.
Brown-Crenshaw shipped 20 car
loads Of wheat out Of Hickman, yes
terday.
Edwin Fuqua is suffering With
sciatie rheumatism, and is hardly
able to walk.
Rev. Ward, Of Columbus. dlled
the pulpit at the Episcopal church
Sunday night.
Miss Dora Mcneil. Of Route 2,
spent few days with Miss Lizzie
Pickett last week.
Miss Fish and Zack <. Curtin,
both of obion county. we're married
since our last issue.
New goods that will appeal to you
when you see them at MAYORS. See
their show windows.
Mrs. J. w. Cook visited her par
ents. J. T. Johnson and wife. in
Martin, week before last.
Miss Elizabeth Fields. and w. A.
Love we're married in Fulton. Tues
day, Rev. Tharpeoficiating.
Miss Marie DeMon,court. oil
Cairo. is the guest OF Miss Lizzie
Amberg and other friends here.
We can furnish you with any pub
locations you want In sheet music. at
Popular Prices.--J. 4. Naylor A. Co
NOTICE-An examination Of APP
plicants for the appointment to State
University will be held at the Court
House, in Hickman, Monday and
Tuesday. July i9 and goth Dora
M. Smith. Co. Supt.
Lola Lea Earl Co. played three
nights engagement at the Lyric this
week, and we're greeted with good
houses. The young ladies Of this
company, we understand, are all
from the orphans home.
Rev. A. Huntington, OF the Bap-
fist church, preached a red-hot ser
moo Sunday night on dancing. card
playing, show-going and other world
ly amusements. Regardless Of the
pros and cons, Rev. Huntington has
tackled hard job.
Councilman c. G. Schlenker, our
popular jewelryman, is putting new
fixtures in his place OF business this
week, and will have the prettiest
jewelry store in Western Kentucky
when the work is finished. The
ixures are solid oak.
]. c. Sexton, one Of the editors Of
the Courier, while away on his vaca-
ton last week. took sick at his home
in Sturgeon. Mo-, and has been I'M
able to return. This leaves the
Courier in a crippled condition. being
short of help. and we ask our readers
to overlook our shortcomings this
week.
Secretary of State Goodloe has
granted a charter to the Cairo &
Nashville interurban railway of
Henry county, capitalized at SIS, 900
1t is proposed to construct and oper-
ate an electric line in Obion county
near Fulton. Ky, through Paris to
Nashville. A movement has also
been launched TO build an electric
line from Paducah through Mayfeld
to Fulton, KY, and another line
from Paducah to Cairo. This will
give connecting lines from Nashville
to Cairo and Paducah.
A mans life, il everything he
does was chronicled, would furnish
some peculiar statistics. A man so
years old has worked $500 days,
has slept 6 1000. has amused himself
1000. has walked $4,000 miles, has
been i'll 5000 days, has partaken of
$4,000 meals. eaten 10000 pounds
Of meat, and 1000 pounds Of fish.
eggs and vegetables, and drink T.
900 gallons Of liquids, which would
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-07-15

No. dS-Nice little enacrc farm. located
on- Iuiie north 81 lofena. No. HAS noW b
room house. iocated behind levce. II acrys
M cultivation, rest years dcadcnsd. partly
fenced. Place Will benr CLOSE inspection.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-07-15

Choice line Of Do'u's p,,thsfs
goods a, BsttsrsvOrtA q r''''
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WHEAT.

We are in the market for
WHEAT. Will make it to your
advantage to see us before sell
ing. Highest prices.
Phone 5. Woodland Mills.
0AHNKe. WALKER MILLING co.
Jno. Creed, Local Buyer,
Hickman. Ky.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-05

TRAIN RrN HN DEAD ENGINEER.
=. wc>t-hound train was run through
Western Wyoming one day last week
with the hand OF dead engineer
hold of the throttle and nobody aware
that he had been Killed by bridge
timber or mail crane. The accident
was unnoticcd by the fireman until a
brakeman looking ahead. while the
train was running At - miles an
hour. SAW the lifclc>S body hanging
ont tn" cab-window. Death must
have been Instantaneous
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-05

TmE most important office of the
teacher is not in the discipline OF Ia"
mind of his pupil. but in the mould
ing of his character for iifrS great
struggle in the wide world
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-05

TuE laundrymcn of the United
States have sent To the Governors of
tn" several States asking for the do
nation of Il shirt 10y each executive
that has been worn 10y himself, for
the exhibition OF neither garment, at
the National Convention, to be held
in Richmond. Va. oct. T.. 1910.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-05

50 EiELr Nj Cop" is To be climi-
mated from the oaths administered
in the L. 5. Federal Courts, if bill
proposed by the Washington Dis
trict Commissioners is enacted by
Congress. Its author obtained the
passage of d similar provision in the
Maryland Legislature, and the phrase
is no longer employed in courts OF
that State. Tn" views Of the L. :.
Judges in Washington Will be can.
vaSecd, however. before the recon.
dation i made.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-05

FEAR and lack OF faith 90 hand in
hand. The one is born of the other
Fear not We invite what we fear.