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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-01-06

New England Mutual Life Insurance
Go. We are glad TO see our old
friend land this job. There's nothing
too good for man like him.
u. c. Stubs visited In Fulton last
week.
A. NJ. Tyler was here from Padu-
cab Monday.
Miss Bonnie Carpenter for cut
flowers OF all kinds.
c. p. shumate went to Louisville
Saturday on business.
Lawrence COMBS went to Cairo
this week on business.
Miss Bonnie Carpenter, agent for
JOY Floral Co. cut flowers.
Miss Eutie Parham has returned
home from Clarksville. Texas.
Mrs. Carrie Turney. of Clinton, was
the guest Of Mrs. s. NJ. Naifeh this
week.
Mrs, Henry Metheny. OF Cairo, ILL.,,
spent the holidays with Mrs. c. ii.
Parham.
j. A. Moore Is In Louisville this
week on business with the Mengel
Box Co.
Mrs. Sam Parker went to Troy.
Tenn, Monday to visit relatives for
few days.
Miss lnez Parker returned Sunday
from Holly Springs. Miss, where she
i visited week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Metheny, of
Cairo, visited Hickman relatives dur
ing the holidays.
| Miss Ina Roger. teacher at Stubs
School House. visited relatives in
Obion last week
DIR. J. T. Baker and wife, of Men,
phis. spent the holidays with John
Stubs In this city.
j. r. Brown, wife and daughter,
Annie Lee. visited Mrs. Arthur Shaw
at State Line. Sunday.
Thad Canter. Of Lynville. Ky, was
the guest OF Z. II. Bowden and fam
lily during the holidays.
represent the Joy Floral Co, the
largest floral concern In the south
Miss Bonnie Carpenter
| Miss Eva May Jolly returned to
Martin Tuesday after visiting Misses
Mamie and Hazel Metheny.
MIR. and Mrs. c. II. Parham and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Metheny visited
b. Parham and family a lew days
last week.
Miss Cecil Barnes entertained a
few Of her friends most delightfully."-
Friday evening with a Watch Party.
Five Hundred was played.
Miss Dottie Davidson entertained
several OF her friends last Friday
evening with a Chatting Dish party.
A delightful time was had.
N. (Than) Rogers. who has been
with the Hickman Grocery Co. for
some time, this week accepted a po-
sition with the Mengel Box Co., and
will have charge of their supply room
r. b. Goalder, wife and daughter
have returned TO their home in Ave
nue. Ark, after a visit with ]. w.
Bland and wife. Mr.. Goalder pur-
chased 1870 acres of fine land near
his home a few months ago,
i In another column OF the Courier
will be found . notice for a Farmers
Institute TO be held at Fulton, KY,
on Thursday and Friday. January l3
and IA. 1910. We are advised that
the matter OF good roads will be TAX
ken up and thoroughly discussed,
Come out and take a hand IN this
burning issue.
have purchased the joy Floral
Co, Flower Agency from IL. +. Cur
lin, and have the exclusive agency
for the year 1910, The Joy flowers
have been Wen represented here and
every one knows as 10 the reputation
of the flowers that the Joy Floral
Company put out. | wish TO state
that any order, large or small, will
receive the very best attention OF
the Joy Floral Co. and with my as
sistance, we will try TO make the de
delivery and flowers satisfactory In
every respect.-Miss Bonnie Carpen
| ter
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EsTRAV NOTICE.

Taken up by w. N. Brasfield. living
about sin miles southeast OF HEX
man, KY. one red heifer about one
year old with no marks or brands.
Valued by me at si2.bO.
Witness my hand this 18th day OF
December. 1909.
w. A NAYLoR, ]. y. G. c.
Attest: s. 7. Roper, Clerk.
Joe Hubbard and daughters, Misses
Mary and Hazel, of Fort Worth, Tex
spent last Thursday here with Mrs.
s. M. Hubbard. The Misses Hubbard
left Friday for st. Louis where they
are attending school.
Miss Emma Tyler spent the non
days with her parents In hiehnnan
Miss Emma Is attending school IN
staunton. Virginia
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couRIER's DECEMBER ROLL OF
HONOR.

The following handsome and &C.
complished folks enrolled their names
on the Courier's subscription list last
month:
Mrs. Il. Case. City.
A. L. Ballow. Route 1.
w. J. Fields. Route 4.
Mrs. w. II. Graves. City.
H. Tyler Beale. City.
Louis Atwill. Route T.
". p. Johnson, Cayce.
Justin Atteberry, Cayce.
Mrs. j. l.. Shaw, State Line.
Mrs. Savannah Green. City.
Mrs. J. T. Fuller. City.
Gordon Rice. Cayce.
Mrs. V. g. Johnsie, Bardwell.
w. NJ. Cason. City,
A. u. Fleming, Vancouver Barracks.
n. s. Fleming. n. sill. Okla.
Il. y. Wright. City.
J. ID. Helper. Ravenden spgs.. Ark.
@. v. Tucker. Bells. Tenn.
J. w. Benton. Route 2.
A. X Mcconnell Route 3.
l.. ID. smith. City.
Frank Watson. Route 4.
J. w. Wilson. Route 3.
A. w. Dayie. Route ?.
A. c. Bacon. Route 3.
ID. G. Corum. route 3.
J. T. Robertson. Route !.
c. A. Perry. City.
W. J. Logan. City.
c. II. Menifee. City.
w. H. Caldwell, City.
Fred Coffman. Sturgis, Ky.
Linn Bryant. Route 4.
l.. G. West, City.
Joe Oakley. Cooter. Mo.
J. II. Dallas. City.
Miss Homer Green. City.
J. r.. Boston. Kenton, Tenn.
l.. II. Bacon. Route 3.
w. y. Montgomery, City.
WIN Il. Holcombe. Jackson. Miss.
r. NJ. Lsler, City
Carl Schmidt. City.
II. C. Amberg, City.
DR.. Stafford. City.
]. II. Evans, San Diego. Cal.
Jno. Dotson. City,
A. J.. Anderson. City.
J. ID. Morrow, City,
Clarence Owens, Moscow.
Mrs. Belle Caldwell. Route ..
Nathan Tally. City.
Auty Daniels. city.
c. y. Beckham. City.
T. T. Swayno. City,
Mrs. Il. Johnston. Ripley, Tenn.
Fred Purcell. Warren. Ark.
Mrs. N. u. Phillips, Haverhiii. Mass
Mrs. X. V. Bassett. Atlanta, ia.
y. NJ. Proyow. City.
Miss Mamie Tankersley. Blythevill'
Ark.
Mrs. Jennie Mooney, City.
Al johnson. Route 3.
]. +. Mosier. Route o.
VIM. T. Barton. City.
Miss Mary Tempo Burnett.City.
q. w. Ladd. Route 2.
A. s. Barkett, City.
Mrs. ID. o. Jeter. Happy, Tex.
Il. l.. King. Union City.
Miss Lou Mcdaniel. Senath, Mo.
Luther Watson. East Prairie, MO.
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NOTICE..

We must insist on all accounts and
notes. due US. or falling due be paid
promptly. or they win be put In the
hands of the officers for collection.
There should be no excuse. with the
existing high prices for corn and cot
ton.
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J. Y. q s. L. D0DDs CO.

Watch for the BLUE MARK on
the upper right hand corner of your
Courier. II Is to notify you that your
subscription is about to expire. No
papers are sent out after the sub
scription Is out.
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Miss Mollie Bourne, who has had
charge OF the millinery department
OF Smith a Amberg, returned to her
home In Union City last week.
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G. p. Porter Shumate, OF this city
has accepted a position as supervis-
or OF Agencies for Kentucky with the
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-08-11

Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had to-wit:
John OMAHA was sworn and tesfi-
fed in his own behalf, value on inn
proyements reduced from $3.50 TO
$3.50.
r. r. Stevenson was sworn ana
testified in his own behalf; alue
on Improvements reduced from 500
to $500.
Albert Stein was sworn and testi-
fed in his own behalf; value on coal
house and scales reduced from $500
to $3.50.
George Mahoney testified in behalf
Of Mahoney & Macy; value on town
lots reduced from $3.50 to $50.
Roy C.. Dwyer was sworn and testi-
fed in behalf of the Mountain Home
Electric Light Co. Reduction of val
ne denied.
Frank Wilson was sworn and tes-
titled in behalf of the Fruitland
Acreage Co Value reduced as fol-
lows: All acreage reduced to IS per
acre; all town lots in Hammett fac
ing Main street reduced to $40 per
lot: all lots facing from main street
in same blocks, 5 IS per lot: all other
blocks $40 per block; all lots north
of o. S. l.. r. R., $40 per lot.
It appearing to the board that a
large number of town lots and acre
age lots under the Fruitland Acreage
have been assessed to individuals
holding contracts of purchase, a nd
the same should have been assessed
to the Fruitland Acreage Co., the
auditor and recorder is hereby auth
orized to reduce such value of as
/ sessments equal to that which has
J been assessed against the Fruitland
Acreage Co.
b. r Griinth was sworn and tc"-
titled in behalf Of Milan Miller Mum
+ Der OF sheep had been raised by the
.nard from 100 aell to acoO h"ad
and the valuation thereon raised
/ from $275O to S1250O, also one au-
tomobile raised in value from $500
to $500 Satisfactory evidence hav-
ing b cen produced to the actual num-
Der of sheep and value on automo-
bile the assessment was reduced 10
the original figures.
f. C. Smith was sworn and testi-
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Attest
e. C. SMITH,
Clerk.


BOARD or EQUALIZATION
Mountain Home. Idaho. July u.s..
Pursuant to adjournment the
board of county commissioners met
as a board of equalization Members
present, j. j. McGinness and H. r..
SHELTON absent, Milan Miller
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had to-wit
f. p Hartman 100 acres valued
40 $500. raised to $1,000. Henry
Hirst lots valued at $40 raised to
$3.50; William Harpt, 100 acres vail
ned at s3l5 raised to $500: Maude,
b. Hougen. p acres valued at S135,
raised to $1SS; A. j Herring. 100
acres valued at 1913. raised TO $500,
l. A. Heron. so acres valued at S450.
raised to $500: Johnson & Walters.
lots valued at $3.50. raised TO $4,000,
Samuel jacobson. lots valued at $3.50
raised to 1880; Frank lara. 1903
acres. valued at $206. raised to $500;
Mrs NJ NJ King so acres valued at
$500. raised TO $1,000. r.. M. Kim
brough, 240 acres valued at $3.50.
raised to $500: Harry Knox. lots VAL
ued at $50, raised to 500; Lizzie v.
Kerr. 1c0 acres valued at $500.
raised to $500: John Liable, lots val
ued at S30 raised to 500: Mahoney
& Macy lots valued at $40, RAISED
t.. $lSu 'aur t. fielQuisr IS
valued at $780, raised to 5000; Hen~
ry Munzer, lots valued at $500, rails
ed to S500 j. H. Morrow. lots valu-
ed at sac. raised to 500; JackMor-
row, lots valued at SIS. raised to
$3.50; Milan Miller. 100 head sheep
valued at $3.50. raised to 5000
head of sheep at S12,500; Milan Mil
Ter. ! automobile valued at $500.
raised to $500; Ene A. Macy. 35
acres valued at $3.50. raised to $500;
David NJ holland, so acres valued al
$157.50. raised ia $3.50: James b.
Nither. 14S acres valued at S14S,
raised to $3.50; John OMAHA. lots
valued at S300. raised to $500; Chas
Keefe. Il so acres valued at S315,
raised to $500; Robt Parkinson. ir-
rigating bitches valued at $1,000 rails
ed to $240O; c. H. Rosevear, lots
valued at $62. raised to SIPS; Rose
year Lbr Co.. lots valued at $3.50
raised to $500: Rosevear & Sons
lots valued at $160. raised to $500:
r. w. Roach. lots valued at $50
raised to S1O0; Mary A. Rosevear
lots valued at $50. raised to $50;
w. J. Rosevear. lots valued at $500.
raised to 5000 Mrs. Matte Roberts
lots valued at $40, raised to $50,
+ VIM. H. Rhoades. 100 acres valued
at $315, raised to $500: Hannah f
Rhoades. 100 acres valued at 315
raised to $500 Edward f. Roberts
100 acres valued at $3.50. raised e
$500; VIM. f. Smith, 80 acres valued
at $3.50. raised to $1,000; Albert
. Stein, lots valued at 5000, raised e
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f. C. SMITH,
Clerk.
REGULAR MEETING


Mountain Home. Idaho, July 18th.
191O.-Pursuant to adjournment the
board of county commissioners met
in regular session. Members present
j. J. McGinness and II. +. SHELTON:
absent, Milan Miller.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had to-wit:
The following claims against the
county were examined and allowed:
}. X. Winter, road work. $3O6.25.
Sstrander Lumber Co., bridge lumber
$106.O5; Ostrander Lumber Co.
bridge lumber. S799.22.
Whereas it having been brought
{" TIC attention of Elmore coat.v
through its board of county commits
sioners, hat said Elmore county
hold no valid interest in or claim to
those certain tax deeds heretofore
issued TO said Elmore county. a nd
hereinafter set forth, and that said
tax sale certificates and tax deed do
now operate as a cloud upon said
property which S entitled to be and
which should be removed.
Said tax sale certificates and tax
deed above mentioned are described
as follows, to-wit:
Sax sale certificate No. 81 year
levied 1907; Tax sale certificate No.
"a, year levied 1907. tax deed as
recorded in book 16 of tax deeds at
page III.
Wherefore it i S the sense of this
board that said tax sale certificates
and tax deed above mentioned and
set forth be and the same are hereby
declared void, and the auditor and
recorder of said ElmOre county is
hereby authorized and instructed TO
cancel said tax sale certificates and
tax deed above mentioned and spec
ifically set forth.
Whereas it having been brought 20
the attention of Gilmore county thru
/ its board of county commissioners.
that there now stands Of record "A
tax sale certificate against lots 9 and
] 0 of block 23 of Linton's addition.
the same being certificate No. 50,
/ year levied. 1908, and date of sale to
Gilmore county being 7-17-'O9: that
said certificate shows said lots as be-
ing assessed to J. II. and A. G. Car
rett, and also hat the assessment
of said lots by reason of being as
sessed to said CARROTS carried with
+ them a great deal of personal prop
erty belonging to said CARROTS
And whereas it having been brough.
to the attention of said board OF
county commissioners that said lots
above mentioned never. at the time OF
said assessment or for a long time
prior thereto. belonged to said Gar.
retts or either of them
Wherefore il is the sense of this
board that said tax sale certifcate
above mentioned and set forth be
and the same is hereby cancelled in.
sofar as all personal property there
jim mentioned is concerned. and the
auditor and recorder of said Gilmore
county is hereby authorized and in
structed to receive the full amount OF
taxes as full payment for the redemp-
ton of said lots 9 and 0 of block %
of Linton's addition the town of
Mountain Home
J. J. McGINNE~~.
Temp hartman.
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Attest:
f. C.. SMITH,


M O. "A LIZA ] lAN DO+AlAD
Mountain Home, Idaho, July 18th,
Pursuant to adjournment Of
July 18th. 1910. the board of coun-
ty commissioners met as board OF
equalization Members preset NJ. J
McGinness and H. f. SHELTON, mem
Der absent. Milan Miller Whereupon
the following proceedings were had
to-wft.
On motion J j McGinness was ap-
pointed temporary chairman:
AS provided by section 1892 re-
vised codes the board examined the
assessment roll name by name, to-
gether with the valuation of prop
erty of each tax payer and raised the
valuation as follows, to-wit.
Anderson & Baker, land valued at
S1215, aised to $3.50; Otto An
derson. land valued at S25l raised
to $500: Mrs. Minnie Anderson, land
valued az 1913. raised to $500; j.
w Bailey, land valued at S64S,
raised to $1134; Mrs Clara Brand
tner town lots valued at $50 raised
to $50; Mrs Kate Brandtner, lots
valued at 500 raised o 5000; Mrs
Ruth Brown. town lots valued at
500 raised to $50; Bert Booth
town lots valued at $50, raised Ia
500; Mrs. NJ L. Becker, town lots
valued at sac, raised to 500; j
Becker. town lots valued at $40
raised to 500; Cyrus Burns land
valued at $3.50, raised to $3.50
Mary Bryant. town lots valued al
$125. raised to $500.
On motion the board adjourned
until 9 o'clock a. M, July 6, 1910
j. j. McGlNNESS.
Temp. Chairman
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"Doan's Ointment cured me OF
eczema that had annoyed me long
time. The cure was permanent. "-
Hon S. w. Matthews. Commissioner
Labor Statistics, Augusta. Ne. J29
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Attest.
F.. c.. SMITH,
Clerk.

REGULAR MEETING
Mountain Home, Idaho, July 49,,
191O.- Pursuant to adjournment the
board Of county commissioners met
i'm regular session. members present
j. J. McGinness and ii. +. SHELTON,
absent Milan Miller.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had, t0-wit.
In the matter of petition of n. p.
Rogers and others asking that school
district No. 9 divided and that a
new school district be established;
it appearing to the satisfaction of the
board that said petition being sign
ed by a requisite number of parents
and guardians of children residing
i'm said district and that said petition
set forth a description of the boun-
dairy lines of said proposed new
school district Now therefore it
is hereby ordered that said petition
be and the same is hereby granted
that said new district be designated
as Hammett school district No n,
and the boundary lines of the said
district No. AZ be and the same is
hereby fixed and described as follows,
to-wit: Beginning at a point where
Alkali creek crosses the section line
lying two miles south of the north
ern boundary of township S, range
Q u. b. NJ. and running thence down
Alkai creek to Snake river and the
north boundary OF Gilmore county
thence down Snake river TO where
the range line between ranges num-
Der seven and eight east cross the
river. ind at the southeast corner Of
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F.. c.. SMITH,
Clerk.

Temp. .airman.

BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Mountain Home. Idaho. July 19,
l9lO.-Pursuant to adjournment the
board of county commissioners met
as a board of equalization Members
present, j. j. McGinness and II. r.
SHELTON; absent Milan Miller.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings We're had. to-wit:
Mrs Rebecca Schoff lots valued
at $3.50. raised to 5000; A. j. Simp-
ich, lots valued at S269 raised 90
$575; Mrs. BESSIE Stein lots valued
at S65, raised to $3.50: Mrs. c. G.
Sumner. lots valued at SIS, raised to
$3.50; Robert Sandlin. 10 acres vail
ued at $50. raised to S197.5O; John
Swanson, 100 acres valued at S315:
raised to $500; Mark w. Shields. 100
acres valued at $3l5. r aised to $500;
Mrs Il. Swanson. 100 acres valued at
$3.50. raised 20 1915: q. L. Thcmp-
son. lots warn 4 e., $3.50. raisci d
$S5U; Joseph Van Fleet. 28O acres
valued $50. raised to $500: Walters
& Johnson, lots valued at $3.50, rails
ed to 5000; Dr. r. Watson, 16J
acres valued at S315. raised to $500,
Marion B. Watson. 100 acres valued
at S315, raised to $500 Frank
Wilson, 100 acres valued at S400.
raised to $500; Mary A. Wilson, 800
acres valued at $500. raised to ST.
500; f. e. Wilson, 124 acres valued
at $3.50, raised to $500; James
Watkins. 800 acres valued at $500,
raised TO $1,000
Whereupon the board adjourned
until 9 o'clock a. M. Monday. July
25th, 1910.
J. j. McGINNESS.
Temp. Chairman.
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Commissioners Proceedings

commissioners PROCEEDINGS
Continued from page 50
Jackson, distributing clerk c. ".
Price. constable; voting place school
house.
PINE
Charles Hopkins Judge Oscar
Schraft. Judge e. G. Townc, Judge;
Mrs. VIM. r. Deckard distributing
clerk; Richard Peck, constable; yot-
ing place, school house.
LITTLE CANVAS
Scion Mccoy, Judge; Harry Willis,
ihdge; Fred Cooper, judge, Andrew
Baker, distributing clerk; A. Ander-
son. constable; voting place, Bailey
house.
BIG CANVAS
David Hutton, Judge; Roy Han
ford, Judge: c. l.. Mouser, Judge;
Mrs. Charles Nelson. distributing
clerk; Andrew Johnson. constable;
voting place. Anderson school house
COLD SPRINGS
Paul Walker. judge; Chas Ross
Judge; Adm Hail. Judge; VIM. e.
Wilson, distributing clerk. Tom DAN
5els, constable; voting place, school
house.
GLENNs FERRY
James Watkins. judge; James
Morrow, Judge: Allen Miller, judge;
Mrs. Sim Collins, distributing clerk
i r. White, counting Judge George
Rosevear, counting Judge: Mary
Hubbard, counting Judge; Len. Bos-
tie. constable; voting place school
house.
MOUNTAIN HOME
G.. M. Payne Judge j A. Purtill,
Judge w. j. Turner, Judge Mrs.
-. c. Carr, distributing clerk; L. j.
Herr. counting Judge b l.. Williams
counting Judge; Nile Carr. counting
Judge O. E. Cannon. constable: yot-
ing place, court house.
SMITHS PRAIRIE
Theo. Pierce, Judge; Silas Norton,
Judge: Robert Sandln. Judge; Jos
eph Engleman distributing clerk;
Peter Brown. constable. voting place
school house near Al. Browns
MAYFIELD
o. b. Slater. Judge: Frank Weible-
house. Judge Will Corder. Judge,
W. A. Brown, distributing clerk;
Grover Corder, constable, voting
place school house.
FALL CREEK
j. NJ Anderson. Judge; Mn. l.
kistler Judge; L. White. Judge
John Quay distributing clerk; Lee
70 Knox, constable; voting place
old log school house.
KING HILL
Fred Fricke Judge E. s. Gillett;
Judge Victor Walker, jugde; Hen.
ry Hafer- distributing clerk Joseph
Heller. constable. constable; vot
ing place, Commercial club room.
HAMMETT
James MCGOWAN judge Geo. w
Leeright. Judge; Harry Gard, Judge;
James Wadell, distributing clerk G.
r. Waller. constable voting place
school house
SUNNYSIDE
J. c. Adair. Judge Frank D Fin.
harty Judge WILDER Smith. Judge
Mrs G. Fl White, distributing clerk.
Ernest Baker constable voting
place, school house
In the matter of petition u. w
Jones and others of Big Camas in
road district No 3, asking for the APP.
pointment of Frank Hostitler as
road overseer in "a portion Of said
district No 3. 1t is ordered that said
petition be and the same is hereby
granted appointment to cover all
territory in said district No. 3, at a
salary not to exceed So per day. Said
appointment to take effect upon fill
ing good and sufiicion bond in the
sum of $500.
on motion the board adjourned UNI
iii 9 o'clock a m, July 18TH, 1910
j. j. McGINESS,
Temp Chairman