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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-23
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6or nogle Maaneoer ii0en efter=
lDites / 6e oanlf=amerifanlfe 8laoe
Ell oanif &pin0e, @ers. Mn0rem
Melien fra Tacoma, 8aib. Sun
bapbe peret paa 8eigg 0anmarf og
bar anfon1n1en til Seem Sort, men
Ser foripan6t bum iporleit og ben
@fterlpgntng, bet1oes Wean6 anitille-
0e, par u6en &elultat. 9eu me6oeler
u8ien" at ben6es Ntanb, Mnbrelp
9eielien, er afgaaet pe6 Dpoen, n9rz
melt al 5org oper Sabet al fin SUI
itru. San bar 5porififter paa Sert1s
bancn, men bapoe beo beloige Spe-
fulationer :tient eli lille Sorn1ue. =
sSffe laa mart bar Meo0elelien ON
9eiellen's 800 te1egraferet til 8lu-
6ene 9anoet rl1n0t, fgr &onen 6uffe-
6e op Seem Dorf, raf og be6ite
Belgaaenoe. SUN nRgter at oplDie,
bpor bun bar opbolot Zig, og bba0
Ser bar foranleoiget benbe til at
banole, iom bun gioroe. 0erimo6
bar bum taget Sc in6le0en6e Sfri0t
til at iatte Jig / 8eliooelie af lin
Mean0S efterlaote. Sormue, Ser efter
6orlp6en6e onorager 10000 Dol=
lars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-23
Donife / en- caIiforni t
6 o n t + 0 I I 0 r e II / n g.

5or nDlig me6oelte pi at &o11trol=
foreningen efter oan1f 8rincip (@op
Seit Msiociations) bop6e bol6t S1,o-
tog / Soma UNDER &elmer &ebilo's
8eilebning. geu bar Yrincippet og=
iua pun6et sSn6paS / CALIFORNIA.
u&oarb's 0airpnnan", Ser al6rig
.foripmnrer at lige ct penligt Sr6 ON
Danmarf og 6e Danife, naar 2eilig-
be6 gipes, bringer Meb6elelie ON,
at en- iaaoan SCREENING er itiftet i
8ernoale, &umbolot County, og 8la-
set tilfeier, at letter 6e opgipne @ap-
ne er 8efolfningen pelenlig iammen-
lat al 5 an If e Sar1nere, ion1
af Naturen og be6 llo6annelie er go-
be Meieri11tnn6." @n piitnof bnnif
Mono, &eter &biliplen al 2oleta,
bar nogen Sio forbereot Sagen %
bar ubfgrt @plfeprgpning paa for
ifiellige Surtne me6 set 9feiultat, at
ser er 8eiptninger, 1on1 er gaaet
100 pgt. frem i MelfenS Sebtti11o-
bol6. Heter @briitianien, ber bar Ell
6arn / 2oleta, bar benDttet Hbilip-,
len's Msiiltance nreo iaa go6t l16bDt-
te, at ban bar iifret fig ben for 8c-
intningen paa Ell Sarn1 ban bar
opertaget i &ort aenpol1. @e0 9th
tellesn1g6et talte 81. a. Ben blanbt
alIe Meierinpno befien0te 5gn6er-
ipoe q. Senien at gnrefa, bbe1n
napnlig 9pfinoelien al en- Mangoe
fortrinlige Meieriruaifit1er ifDlbes.
glf 9anife, Der nel6te Jig i1lo / Sore
ningel1 ifol 11epnes: 80. g. &anien
i Mton meo 90 Seer, 6 g. S. 2in6-
runt me6 20, SSacob @onien 28, Sans
gsfil6ien Is, @asn1us gieliel, 805
S. gisien 40, @. g. Geterien 35,
81. 8 gIauien u, &nns g.. Neterfell
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-23
Gn &ilsrimsfGrb til Srlanb.
sssrlenoerne i be 6oreneoe Stater5

Srlpnoerne De Sorene6e Stater
olngoaes meo &laner ON ! Goraa.
ret 1910 at foranitalte en- flor l1o-
banoring til 6eres 6p6eb for at
bielpe til meb at fremmme 6e1s ssSrl.
buftri 60 orretningslo. Set ben.
tes, at n1inbft 10000 SSrIan6ere bill
oeltage i Sprben Wange of sc ri-.s
.geite og met aniete SSrIpn6ere iittgt-
ter gebagelfen, Ser efter iigenoe er
fat igang Of 5ranf ailte1ttp, ION
tom Der til 2an6et ion en- ffatttig ~
Mars Dreng % mi befIaoer en- af
Sc melt betroeoe 8oiter ! 5inansu,i-
.l,iiteriet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-23
@alpeston=&Iane1t.

@omisftons M6miniitratione11 at
8Der, bbor bele 8pitD.
ret fonmer til at beitaa af en- balgt
Mapor og Me6lem1ner af en- 5
Man6s @omisiton bbis enfeltc Me6-
lenmer bIiper itillet i @pi6icn for
bber tit 9epartemert / @pltDret,
bin6er iteo1e bioere l10brebelle. Si6.
ite l1ge balgte Sionr Sails, g. g.,
fine fdrite @mbeosmano nn6er benz
ne Man til bpilfen Ser itilles itore
6orbe11tntnger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-23
@lasterfirr,a ,tnOer .glnflase.

= =
@u6abp @acfing So. af @anias
@itp er f6ite l1ge blepet lat UNDER
anflage for at babe beoragct 5or.
bnn6sregieringer beo life at betaIe
Ben lobbefaleoe Mfgift for M2nrgari-
ne. @ompagntets @eitprelie bill Bli.
be in6fal6t for at oflegge 9i6nes-
bpr6. Sen Gum, iom &o1npagniet
beifploes for at babe ttIbageboIst,
.aniettes II 25,ooo, og bbis BET
bliber 6gnt, bill Sfraffen blipe fra
$500 til $4,000 og fra 6 Maane-
bers til 8 Mars S9ngfe1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-23
9 attline" 9eellon Ia 9
a G r II 5 b d q n Il.

. r ~ ~ - ~
Oscar Battling M3otbtas gdelien,
fe0t &igbenbabn 5. Stunt 1882,
be6lt fien0t ber / 2an0et iom u8att-
ling" Melion, 2etpegt @bampion
blan6t Mmertfas Mebefngtere, bar /
set fi6ite Mars Sio bol6t Zig borte
fra Mrenaen, nD6en6e Srugterne al
fine mango &antpe og ifrtben6e en-
Selbbiografi, Der er nbfonnet |
8ogfornt og er bleben optrDft flere
amerifanife @agbla6e. Sen er lite
iloe ffrepen, bol6t / BEN puoiige
u@lang" -Sone, Der er alnin6elig /
Sportfreoie, og ben bitter, at ban be-
tragter fit ipectelle @portsfelt iom
en- ga11ife oln1inoelig Sorretning, Der
nraa bripes meb Buapasfenbeb og
Sssberbigbe6, og iine~ Mo6ftan6ere /
Mingen on1taler ban iont &onfnren=
ter / 6el1ne SorretningS gSbrancbe> u6en
8itterbeb eller geag. Moriomit er
bans 9fil6ringer fra Drengeaarene
i Segepiicb, SSll., bbor Doniferne og
5benlferne engang fom S1agsnaal
in6bpr6es, foroi Battling" bab6e
oberpul1oet u9le 0lion" i Ell Soln=
gang.
Battling" Ser i oct iioite aar
lton1itri6t bar 1,Dot ggren al lit
.uGbompionibip" bar MI 11rootaget
en- sl1ofororing til at foriDare bette
fra en- onoen Spgter &acbeD Mc-
Garlon / Chicago. @onpelt ifal fore
gao i,son SranciSco 5. Snli % gial-
Der 45 Omgange @alpoelel1 of 8rnt-
toinotagten peo Rampen bill b1ipe oelt
[.menen1 Sem n1eb Is pgt. til ginoe-
rel1 % 25 pgt til Ben 9obe1loe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-23
8 0 90 . e n B er a + g aae1
b e 8 9 d 8 e n.

&asnus Senlen, fgbt / Stege paa
Mgen 1889, i be libite 12 Mar Bolt-
meter, / Morriion, @runbs County,
Sa, ct afgaaet De6 0poen. Son
forn ber til 2an6et 1880 ian1men
meo lin @uitru og. efterlaoer fig
@nfe og 2 8grn.
gn al Sen banife &irfes og
Sfoles be61te 0fen0 Mrgentina,
gfielS Heter 2arien / Sanoil, er of=
gaaet beo Dp0en. &an Dar Ell Sus-
,nan6sign fra Meen og fg6tes 5. s.
9lpril 1848. S 1870 116banoreoe
ban til SD6amerifa og tom til Cont
oil, bpor ban tog Gieneite. Senerc
bleb ban fin egen Mnno og | Marc-
nes 2gb Sen it6rite banife 2anbbru=
ger paa fin ggn. &ans Saftrn er
fra 2ollan6 og af is 8grn, Der
fgotes / sggteifabet leper eron,t Sc
ii.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-23
9r. 80 a u + tee s. + anci
6 gan,

= q II,
Sc 6or. 5taters @elanbt til Dan=
11arf, bar paa u@enturD Maga5ine" 8
sorlog Seem yorf uoien6t en- mn
8og: Size @iles Of -5erton Magu-
mis-" neo ssSlluitrationer al Mrtbur
Seller. 8ogen er tilegnet gr-Hrg=
ii1ent Mooiepelt og giper 81. a. en-
@fil0ring al oe forifiellige in6pan.
breoe 9focers 2ipsbeti11gelier og io-
ciale Stilling / Mn1erifa. st ftgrre
9lntal @fsemplarer al Meil1iiterens
8og er be tilt til Dann1orf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-23
g o I 0 II g o + a I II M,

en- banlf=amerifanif &unitner, @gn
al Dr. S. so. '8erglnm Omaha
og @ro6er til Sfaberen al Sberiban
Monumentet @albington, 9. g.,
@nt5on @orglunL anbringer / 6enne
Sis e11 @ruppe 9rne, ion1 ban bar
nofert, ober &obe6in6gangen til BEN
npe pragtful0e 8pgning, Ger bliper
opfgrt I 6orbun0sbopeoitaben til
8ureau for 0e amerifanife &epublt=
Ter. geoar Bette glrbei6e er b1epet
onbragt 1fal 8orglum l16fGrt en- 8u=
ite al 9l1trononen M6n1iral Simoll
geetpco11b.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-23
en- ung ba nj f. a m e r i.
ia II / + 81 e 8 n i II g s.

.
t an t q e 5 n II g s.
m d ii 3.
Sen ID Mar gamle @lbano 9pffer,
en- Spn at &ebuftpr @ntil Dpffer /
gtelp Dorf, bar ifelge Sc ba,1lfe 8la<
be fornDlig ubf6rt en- f9f 9aab /
9fpfipbing, Tal1ter, bpor .bon. op=
boloer Jig bos @legtninge. gn 6
9lar garnne1 Gpn al &igbman6 @il-
bel1n @ioe11ius fal0t ,@apnen, men
blep reooet al ben nnge Spfref, iont
1fprong u0 efter bam og fif truffet
ban / 2an6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-23
.35, Sens gilnnl 35, Mnton Gbri-
.itenie1r a5, S. g. @etericn 80 Seer.
s "a 9 Ut e, 80 0 IL t., til

Is Ell $.
g1fer &aullen Senningien Mana=
ger for 9enningien Brobuce Cont
ponD, Suite, Montana, reiier / 6enne
l1ge ialrn1reR ll1e0 fin &ultru til lin
Seoeegn, goiel1s, Senoeripllano,
ion1 ban life bar beiegt, li6en ba11
fonl til slnuerifa 1889 lon1 Is Mor
garnnrel 9re1g, og bpor ban pil OPP
bol6e fig til sluguit Maaneo. Sen-
ningien er 2eoer al Sen iterite 6or-
refining me6 Meieriproonfter, 9@g og
Sierfre I Geititaterne, nraalfe / bele
Mmprtfa. Den far slf0elinger /
San Srancisco, Bprtlano, Ore,
5eattle og @pofane, Maib, Some,
Mlaifa, Selena og Greet Sails,
Wfont., Nocatello, S6abo, Superior
og 9eebralfa @itp, geebr., og Minne=
iota, me6 &opebfparter Suite, Mon=
tona. @enninglen er en-. Sgn al
tibligere &igbnano / @oienS S. 81.
Senningien, Der MI ct Breii0ent for
Set itore 6irlna, al bpilfet Sgnnen
or Sorretningsle6er, og 1om bar ore=
bet Hrp6nftforretnil1g lt0eu 1890.
9 en- s MITE S orenin g
. a II a a + 6 ar . :
nj a
bolber / oenne l1ge, fra 20. til a..
Mpril, Morslnp6e / Betalr1na, @ol.
Den lofale 9lf0eltng u56n6erjpl-
lal16" bar arrangeret el1 &effe Seit-
ligbe0er, 8anfet, Sal, l1bflugt oip.
Santi0ig boloer &epreientanter for
Be 0an1fe &pin6eforeninger pao 8eit-
fpiten, iom arbeioer paa at faa ip9rf-
siat en- 5an1nrenllutnirg i 3i1llutt1ing
til Dunia, Wpber / cit a,1ben Sail.
Dania-6orel1ingernes Sberiefretpr,
Carl Hlo,p, Setollttna, bar offenltg-
gjort Ell Sperligt ober 5ammenlll1t-
ningeus 9tatus 1. ssSanuar 1909.
SSfplge 6enne far Sen 1908 ubbetalt
$10,521.40 / Spge-, 8egrape!ie- og
anoen &ielp, bar bapt en- 6ren1gang
/ 6orml1e paa $1,582.17, men Ell
Silbagegang / iamlet Me0lemsantal
al 33. @run6en til Bette er, at en-
nf 9lfoelingerne, uSbor", Gresno,
bar bleDen op1plt al Sperbeltprellen.
gn ny Mf6eling meo iarnr1e haDn
ion Sen oplelte og 66 Me6lemmer
blep lenere itiftet Sresno og Ell. OPP
taget Sanrmenllutningen. 9e 66
We0lemmer Dabbe tilbsrt Ben pplgite
SCREENING; nten Sc Me6lenrn1er al
oenne, ion1 iffe me16te fig tn6, til
bgrer er6nlt 0antn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-23
6 II b 0 t 5 II Sc &nn II e +.

en- 30 6en6e &unitner e T..
vYacific @fanoinope,1" r1ebbeler,
at ct npt Mlterbil1e0e nDlig er blepet
afllpret Sen oanife lntberlfe &irfe
Eortlan6, Sre. Set er n1nlet af
SEN IL slar gal1tle 9lrtbur ssSergenien,
bbis @eni giper 9pfte onl at ban pil
blipe EN- &unltner al Stang. SAN er
spn al oanlfe Goralore;; bans Saber
er Sognt,1lpefter peo Union Depot
Gortlan6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-23
6 IN ii 6 n II a,

y III Y II II o.
SEN oonife @ianiit oe @on1poniit
/ Eortlan6, Sre. (tioligere 0es
Moines, sSa.), bar fra &iebenbapl1
fooet Me6belelle om, at bans 8eolte-
fober, 'sllera1oer 9l. @nna, er af-
gaaet beb Dp6en &iebenbapn. 0e1l
ogtebe gan1le M}an0 operlepeS al 10
8prn og $50 8prnebgrn og 8erne=
bgrns 8prn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-23
! y 5 a N 81 { e t o n / i, I

/ Sersas.
S De officielle @efienotgigrelier
ira set oanite l1oenrigslniniit eriun
neooeles, at $. @ml0nran al Sal
peito11, 5eras, er blepen anlat JON
nlgnnet banif &icefoniul UNDER Set
ban1fe &onlulot / Seem Orleans.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-23

Scrtfat pad st>e IL.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20

Once farmer had 800 bushels
OF wheat, which he sold, not 10
single grain merchant, but to 1900
different dealers, a bushel each. A
few Of them paid in cash, but far the
greater number said II was not con-
venient then; they would pay later.
A few months passed, and the mans
bant account ran low. "Hov Is
this1" he said. my 1900 bushels
OF grain should have kept me in af-
fluence until another crop is raised,
but | have parted with the grain and
have instead only a vast number of
accounts, so small and scattered that
/ cannot get around and collect fast
enough to gay expenses. So he
posted up public notice and asked
all those who owed him to pay quick
ly. But few came. The rest said
"Mine is only small matter, and /
will go and pay some of these
days." forgetting that, though each
account was very small, when all
was put together they meant a large
sum to the man. Things went on
thus. The man got to feeling so
badly that he fell out of bed and
awoke, and, running to his grainery,
found that his 800 bushels of grain
we're still safe there. He had only
been dreaming. Moral-The next
day the man went to the publisher of
his paper and said (; "Here, sir, is
the pay for your paper, and when
next's subscription is due you can
depend on me to pay promptly.
stood in the position of an editor last
night, and J. know how he feels to
have ones honestly earned money
scattered all over the country in
small amounts. "-Ex.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20
hey should not make II a beauty.

they should not make II beauty.
The opening Of this property is a
good thing for the town, owing 10
the scarcity Of building lots and the
prevailing high prices. II enables
a number Of people TO build homes
who would otherwise not have them.
The SO lots will afford ample room
for at least rs homes.
Col. Walker has generously offered
them some 3 or 4 acres fronting his
home and the new addition, as a
park to be used by those resid-
ing there. This will doubtless be
made a "thing Of beauty and a joy
forever"
Present indications are that work
will begin over there about the last
Of the coming week.
Oh, my watch US grow.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20
lot on the hill. $1,000.

Cowgirl, lot on the hill, $1,000.
Miss Ellen Anderson TO w L
Helm, house and lot on the hill,
$1,000.
Linda Sharp, executrix OF the
estate Of F. M. Sharp, to c r Col
Inns. lots in Fulton, $500.
c W Fowler TO A H & c E
Mohondro, lots in Fulton, $4,000.
Jennie McClain to Lula M ZONES,
lots in Fulton, $500.
]. R Brown to Nathan Tally, lot
in East Hickman, $40.
Hickm,n Realty Co to Henry
Sanger, SO lots in West Hickman,
S2S00.
Mrs. Callie McKeen to John d
Mayes, land, $500.
Hickman Realty Co to Mrs Lizzie
Ellison, lots in West Hickman, $3.50
A J Walker 10 J M Walker, land,
S22sO.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20

To three of the large fashionable
women's clubs of Chicago the stork
in the past year has paid one visit,
and only one. The West End Wo-
mems club. with membership OF
800, boasts OF only one "cldb baby"
for the year, and the same is true OF
the Chicago Culture club with $50
members, and the Social Economi IS
club, a South Side organization,
whose members number l2S. This
startling commentary on the birth
rate among fashionable women was
disclosed following the receipt of a
dispatch from Omaha stating that OF
the 400 members OF the Omaha
Woman's club, only one had become
a mother during the last year.
The regulular Monthly Rally ard
Social of the Christian church will
be held at the church next Thursday
evening. Reports and program will
begin promptly at 2 80, and the ice
cream social party will follow not
later than 500 or $50. Those
who have never heard "Jolly sons OF
the soil are we" sung by the boys,
should be present.
Something new in the way Of a
baseball game. Tbs Chickasha In
dian baseball team carries com
plete lighting apparatus which makes
the grounds as light as day. BE
sure and attend the game.
Clarence Corum delivers the Com
mercial Appeal, Post-Dispatch and
Nashville American.
May wheat scared again at Chica-
60 Tuesday, breaking the record at
$l.30.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20
New Addition Opened.

II Is indeed gratifying 10 those
wanting homes In Hickman 10 learn
that Col c. L. Walker has had sur.
vey made OF his place in the south
part OF town and is placing about SO
beautiful building lots on the market
at very reasonable figure.
Up to today, he has disposed Of
$500 worth Of these lots. When
the sales have reached 81 900, he
will begin the work Of putting In all
city improvements In this addition
which is being called Southern
Heights"
A new steel bridge, 28s feet in
length starting at the top Of the hill j.
will be put in place OF the present
wooden structure between the Eli
son Hill and this place. Concrete
walks will be laid from the south
end OF the bridge 10 the Southern
Heights, and walks will be built IN
front Of all lots OF the same material.
Besides these improvements, he will
pipe city water 10 each lot and will
put electric lights in the place.
The ten young men. who have
purchased lots there, will build resi-
dences as soon as the improvements
are completed. No dwelling house
can cost less then 81 900, according
to the terms Of purchase. The
colony OF young people invading this
place Situated southwest Of the
Walker residence) propose 10 make
this the prettiest spot in Fulton
county. As the lots are large and
level. and in a most picturesque
location, there is no reason Why
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20

Under the contractrecently signed
by the secretary of the navy. the
tower for the wireless telegraph
station to be erected in Washington
is to be $50 feet high. This tower
will be of concrete, so feet in
diamster at the base and eight fe ct
at the top. The shaft will be hol-
low and will carry within il the
wires required for flashing messages
5000 miles to ships at sea. There
will be no elevator but a staircase
will offer the opportunity to those
who desire to climb to the top.
The site for the tower has not yet
been decided on, but it is to be on
low ground and at some distance
from Washington monument, in or
der that il may not detract in any
way from the ARCHITECTURAL value of
that structure. The current will be
100 horsepower. ..>
Christian church services-ll a.
m and $50 p. m. Morning theme {;
"Self Examination-Is Thy Heart
Right withGod1" Evening subject /;
"The terms Of Surrender to Christ
set forth in the World-Wid Procla-
nation OF Pardon, or is Thy Rela-
tion right with God1"
Bettersworth & Prather are now
sole agents for Sanspareil -four;
every sack and every barrel guaran-
teed.
George Meredith, the English
novelist and poet, died in London,
Tuesday, aged 81 years.
Rev. J. w. Waters and wife made
a business trip TO, Mckenzie, Tenn,
yesterday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20

MISE c. Newman, Of Memphis,
vas The honoree Of a card party
gwen Monday evening by Mrs. II.
Renlsy. Much interest was
Manifested in the games OF bridge OF
vaea there we're three tables.
S'nvberycrsam and nabiscoes we're
served.
Tuesday evening, Mrs. c. p.
Sesnais entertained a few friends at
cards. There we're four tables,
and much inieres, put in the progress.
Hys games Of 800" Apricot ice
ana cake we're served. Mrs. Z. c.
Newman, Ct Memphis. was a visitor.
The Usona Hotel, at Fulton, has
oesa purchased by the National
ho'sl Co, a trust that is buying up
Independent hotels throughout the
country They will take charge OF
WIS nos'slfy next Wednesday.
Color'd passengers paying the
l4ns fare as white passengers can
a0l be legally Disseminated against
% 'ae way Of accommodations, &C.
SSo'aihg to a rule Of the Interstate
commerce Commission.
School election will be held the
alN Wednesday in June. Three
members Of the board are to be
'l'c'sd' and a little more interest
aaOuld be taken in these matters
'naa is usually shown.
= Il you get a sample copy of the
S S0u'ler It's an invitation to subscribe.
SS0nmsTclal-Appeal and Courier one
year for 81. as
a., hallle Allen, Of Fulton, was here
'' week Tor few days.
a.. mrs s. Griffin, Of Shuck Switch, was
''Ie Tuesday shopping.
,,I Can S'-Schmidt. the tailor. will
cal tor your clothes.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20

The convention Of the Christian
churches, OF the Purchase District
meets today and tomorrow at Clin-
ton. Several noted speakers will
address the convention, among whom
will be Prof. II. L Calhoun, Of the
Bible College of Kentucky Universe
ty, and Mrs. Yancy, president OF
Christian Women's Board of Mis-
sions OF Kentucky.
A special from Galveston. Texas,
says during a storm there Tuesday
evening hail stones fell weighing 10
pounds, killing thousands Of head OF
stock. and doing other damage &C
cordingly.
Rev. Jas. Vernon. of Hopkinsville'
will deliver the Baccalaureate ad'
dress to Hickman College gradual
ing class Sunday morning, May
30th, at the Court Houes.
Obituaries sent 10 this paper fof
publication, unsigned, mustbeaccom-
panied by SOC for each 100 words.
This amout is merely to pay for set
ting II up.
Geo. Millet. Of Cairo, spent the
first OF the week in Hickman, the
guest of his brother J. II. Millet.
See Clarence Corum for Com
mecial-Appeal, Pos, Dispatch and
Nashville American.
A choice line Of bottled and can
ned goods at Bettersworth & Prath-
er's.
II. c. Helm is remodeling his
residence.
b. w. Scott is new subscriber.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20
A Tale Of Tennyson.

Tennyson was once dilating to q
friend on the charms Of q pipe before
breakfast.
1T is the most delightful smoke of
the day" said he.
Yes, yes" replied his friend: THE
nrst sweet pipe OF the awakened
bardr"
Thereby making a reconstruction
from Tennyson's own works. needing
the change Of but one vowel.-Har-
per's Weekly.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20
Unworthy Of Respect.

And remember this" said the Sum
day school superintendent: always re-
spect your superiors. Johnny, you
have a position In one Of the big Of
fees in the city. l hope you have re-
spect for your employer. l hope he Is
worthy of your respect"
Nav" replied Johnny, he amt no
good. Why, dat mutt don't even know
who led de leagues In battin' last
year"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20
March Days.

March Days.
Hail and drizzle.
Snow and sleet,
Gray above you.
Slush meath feet;
Sharp winds blowing,
Hats s-roll.
Everybody
Paying toll.
Coughs and sneezes
Everywhere.
Doctors busy,
Desk chairs bare;
Influenza.
City boss.
Men all swearing,
Women cross.
Disagreeable.
Rough and raw,
Like q bear with
A sore paw:
clustering. growing
All the while
March. you groucher.
Can you smile3
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20
Rush Creek.

Clyde Roper, son of Will Fields,
is sick.
Mrs. Walter Crostic is sick of
malaria.
Mr.. Sid Smith and wife, of MUIR
ry, visited friends here Sunday.
DR.. Wright, of Cayce, attended
divine service at Rush Creek Sum-
day.
Miss Bessie Johnson and Tom At
terberry attended church here Sum-
day.
Miss Lucy Murchison and Bob
Alexander attended church here and
took dinner with friends Sunday.
Misses volora Arlington, Fany
Arlington, Jessie Barber, Vivian Mil
ner and Messrs. Will Alexander,
Randall Hall, Almus Wall and JUS
tian Atterberry visited Miss Mary
Crostic Sunday.
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Court House News.

Fulton County Court will COM
mence the erection OF three steel
bridges just as soon as the weather
will permit. One will be built Q ID
miles east Of Cayce on the Fulton
and Hickman road over Bayou de
CHEN one on the Lunsford road
near Green Adams place and one
just east Of Julian Choa,e's resi-
dence. They will be built by the
W. I. Young Bridge Co., OF Nash
vile.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
H II Green to K B johnson, three
lots opposite College, $500.
Miss Ellen Anderson to ] W
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20
JustIfable.

How dear TO my heart is the map Of
your features"
He sang. "Lovey-Dovey. you're q
hit"
The maiden said: "Faugh, | abhor
slangy creatures"
And proceeded TO hand him the
mitt.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-05-20

In the coming November election.
it looks like the Office of Mayor will
be much sought. Several prominent
men will probably be candidates.
Whether or not Mayor Dillon will
run again, we do not know. There
is no special issue on which to base
factions, and it will merely be a race
for who's Hickman's next Mayor.