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POSITIVE PROOF.
Should Convince the Creates
Skeptic in hickman

Because It's the evidence Of
a Hickman ciiian.
Testimony easily investigated.
The strongest endorsement ui
merit
The best proof Read il
John Wcathrrly. Hickman
Ky, says II was a victim Of
kidney complaint | had 10 ct
up many times during the night
to pass the kidney secretions
and was oil tired out in the morn
ing | doetored aud tried a lot
nj remedies, but to no avail.
Finally Doah = Kidney Pills came
10 my attention and got a sup.
ply at Helm & Rllisons Drug
Store. They made my kidneys
normal and improved my condi.
ton in every way.
Price soc at all dealers Don I
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doans Kidney Pills-the
same that Mr.. Weatherly recon.
mends Foster.Milbun Co.
Prop, Buffalo. n. Y.
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1T REALLY DOES
RELIEVE RHEUMATISM.

Everybody who is afflicted
with rheumatism in any form
should by all means keep bot
tie of Sloans Liniment on hand.
The minute you feel pain or
soreness in a joint or muscle,
battle il with Sloan's Liniment.
Do not rub it. Sloan $ pene-
trates almost Immediately right
to the seat of the pain, relieving
the hot, tender, swoolen feeling
and making the part easy and
comfortable. Get a bottle of
Sloans Liniment for % cents of
amy druggist and have it in the
house - against colds, sore and
swollen joints, rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, sciatica and like ailments.
Your money back if not satisfied,
but it does give almost instant
relief.
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COMMISSIONER s SALE.
Fulton Circuit Court. Ky

Fulton Circuit Court, Ky.
Richmond 4 Bond Co.. Plaintiff,
against Virgil Roberts. Defendant
Equity.
by virtue of a Judgment and
Order of Sale of Fulton Circuit
Court, rendered at the Septcm-
Term thereof, 1914 in the above
cause, for the sum of Three hun
dred ninety seven dollars with IN
tercst at the rate of six per cent,
per annum from - day Of Sep
teinber 1914 until paid, and costs
herein, ] shall proceed to offer
FOR sale at the Court House door
IN Hickman, Ky, to the highest
bidder, ut PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
the Juh day of November 1914
at Ten tl0) O'Clock A. NJ. or
thereabout being County Court
day, upon a credit of six months
The following described property,
towit Lot No. 2 as same is shown
and designated upon the plan or
map. OF Richmond & Bond Addi-
ton to West Hickman. Said
plat being recorded in Deed
Book No. n, page 375 in the of
flee Of the Clerk Of the Fulton
County Court.
For the purchase price, the
purchaser, with approved securi-
~ or securities, must execute
Bond, bearing legal interest from
the day of sale until paid, and
having the force and effect Of
Judgment. Bidders will be pre-
pared TO comply promptly with
these terms
j. r. MILNER,
Commissioner. |
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COMMISSIONER s SALE.
Fulton Circuit Court. XIV.

Fulton Circuit Court, Ky.
W. A. Dodds, Plaintiff. against
X. Il. Gray and Mary Hattie
Gray, Defendant, Equity.
BY virtue of Judgment and
Order of Sale of Fulton Circuit
Court, rendered at the Septem-
Der Term thereof, 1913 in the y
bove cause, for the sum of fiji
teen hundred twelve and 55-l0O
dollars less $4l.0l paid Nov. 81.
1913, with interest at the rate of
SIX per cent per annum from the
day of September 1913 until
paid, and costs herein, | shall pro
ceed TO offer for sale at the
Court House door in Hickman.
Ky, 10 the highest bidder. at
PUBLIC AUCTION. on the 9th
day Of November 1914 at Ten
t10J o'clock A. NJ, or thcreabout
tbeing County Court day. upon
a credit of six months the follow
ing described property, towit :
Situated in the City of Hickman,
Fulton county, Kentucky; Being
the middle One-third of lot No.
80 as same is shown and desig-
mated upon the plan or map Of
Old. Hickman.
For the purchase price, the pur-
chaser, with approved security or
securities, must execute Bond,
bearing legal interest from the
day Of sale until paid, and hav-
ing the force and effect of a
Judgment. Bidders viii be pre-
pared TO comply promptly with
these terms.
j. r. MINER,
Commissioner.
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OPEN SKATING RINK.

John Moore. of this city. ana
Chas Sutton. Of Caruthersville
have opened a skating rink IN
the Smith building. until recent.
~ occupied by the ~ Louis Fur
Co, and located on the lcvce
road.
Mr. Sutton, who has been IA
the skating rink business for the
past four years and who brings
with him new skates, etc, will
have charge OF the business
Ladies' are admitted free.
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PosToFFICE ROBBED.

Safe blowers at Ridgley early
last Friday morning before day,
entered the pOstoffice by easily
getting through a back window
and blew the door of the safe
open by using nitro-glycerinr.
The burglars secured 500 n
cash money, put in their hurry
10 get away, overlooked $1,000
which was in another drawer in
the safe. Also stamps and val
liable packages were left un-
harmed in the ofice.-Lake Coun-
~ News.
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How's This1

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
=. J. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned have known y. ].
Cheney for the last 10 years. and believe
IN perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able 90 carry
out any obligations made bv his firm.
Toledo, o.
Halls catarrh Cure IL taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and nii-
cous surfaces Of the system. Tesfimnnlaln
sent free Price 70 cents per bottle. Sold
BY all Druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for constipation
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Tered Tor SIX years
terribly. ! tried sew.
eral doctors but none
seemed TO give ne
any relief. Every
monththe painswere
intense in both sides.
and made m so
weak that | had to
go to bed. AT last
a friend recommen-
ded Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire TO thank our MANY
friends Tor their kindness show
Is during the illness and dealt
Of our darling baby, Helen An
and Mrs. viii Watson and mot.
cr.
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Whenever You Nocd a Ccncr,l T,,,,
Take Groves
The Old Standard Groves Tas,,,..
chill Tonic Is equally valuable n, I,
General Tonic because It contains tbe
well known tonic propcrticsoiOUINlNE
aud IRON. II acts on thc Liver, Drive
out Malaria, Knriehcs the Blood mi
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cent,
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MRS. THOMSON
TELLS WOMEN
How She Was Helped During
Change of Life by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Philadelphia, Pa. u am just 52years
Of age and during Change Of Life suf-
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Engraved cards.-Courier Of.
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M. L. CHURCH NOTICE.
SMALL MISSOURI FARM

\ fine boy arrived at the home
of MIR and Mrs. o. D. Cole on
Llr llth INST
Don't forget the movies at the
crystal every afternoon and
night.
Courier Want Ads get results
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Lake county, during the mon d
of August. had seven deaths and
twelve births
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CAR TO HEAD RUSSIANS.
win Take Command In Event OF
General War.

ST PETERSBURG. July 2a-The Aus
trians have begun the bombardment OF
Belgrade and the bridge over the Save
has been destroyed, according to a de-
spatch received here from the Servian
capital.
modified form Of martial Law, or
reinforced protection, has been pro-
claimed In Haltd and the neighboring
districts of the Crimea. according to an
nouncemonts mfde here to-day
In the event Of war II Is reported here
that the Car probably will take per-
sonal command OF all the Russian forces
cousin, the Grand Duke Nicholas Nichol-
aievltch. and Gen. Sukhomlinoff. Minister
Of War. as his seconds in command.
LONDON, July 29-Despatches received
here say that the Russian War Office
issued orders last night for the partial
mobilization OF the Russian troops In
the southern and southwestern parts OF
tine empire. II Is understood. however.
that the present orders affect only the
Austrian border not the German frontier
The preparations are increasing the un-
easiness in Germany and Austria, since
they fear they will lose the advantage
being able To mobilize more quickly. Lon
don diplomats. however. express hope OF
averting a spread Of the war as Ions
as the conversations between Austria and
Russia continue
The Russian mobilization orders so far
are confined to the military districts oi
( kieff, odessa. Moscow and Kazan. Each
district has four army corps on a peace
, footing, with total for the four dis
tricts Of 1000 men. The mobilization
order doubles this peace footing
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trophe is intensified by reports that
France is massing 2SO.WD troops on the
frontier. and that even Belgium, llol-
land and switzerland are modifying
their armies.
During the day it was learned that
Germany also was making preliminary
preparations for an extensive movement
If troops toward the Russian and
French frontiers Nothing has yet been
printed here regarding these prepare
lions.
Whether II was caused by the driz-
zlng rain or by n feeling Of the gravity
Of the situation it is noticeable that
dampcr has been put upon cnthu'
sinsm in the streets tonight. In the
wave Of pcssinism to-day there was
a rush for railroad and steamship ac-
,ommodatIons. \ number of the for
cisn correspondents in Berlin arranged
~ send their families away, believing
that war was imminent. Tourists and
visitors are cndcnvoring To get out of
the possible zone of trouble as quickly
rs possible. the Nord express aud
other Parts trains were crowded
The steamship companies offices re.
mort that their lines are unable 10 ac.
,ummodatc the Americans seeking to
change their sailing arrangements 10
earlier dates than those for which they
had made reservations. Many Ameri.
cans are said to be unable To get out OF
Maricnbad and Carlsbad. Efforts tn
grt I'm touch with these cities By tele.
phone or telegraph failed.
Among those now In one or the
other of the two cities IL Andreas
Dippcl Singers whom he has en-
Gagged in Europe. including Miss FL.
canor Painter. who we're IL sail for
New York within n few days. have
been unable to communicate with Mr..
DIPPED The singers do not know
what to do. II Mr.. DIPPED is an Aus
trian subject 1t Is possible that he
may lie held up, since no one subject
Ia military duty is permitted to leave
Austria now.
James Spcycr. the New York
banker. left Carlsbad and. crossing
the line I'm an automobile. came tC
Rcrlin. He left tonight for Frank
fort.
The report that war Is imminent
Is sending thousands of vacationer'
at the seaside and in the mountain,
homcward. The railroads are unabl,
10 accommodate the rush, which l.
causing loss Of millions To- the re-
sorts The exodus from Mnrienbat
and Carlsbad is described rs yer
table flight
When the declaration Of war became
known thousands endeavorcd to ge
out and paid cxorbitant prices for an,
means of conveyance in which they
could get out Of the country. The rusl
began on Monday. BY last night a ma
ioritv Of the hotels were reported Il
be deserted. their guests having lief
almost overnight.
Thirty-siX members Of the United
Eowlng club of New York who wer
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AUSTRIAN NEGOTIATIONS
WITH RUSSIA ARE ENDED

In view Of the grave events which
Russia Is passing through | have Or
dered that you be promoted. In per-
forming your duty as officers trust In
God and have faith in the glory apd
greatness. Of our powerful father
land"
The port of Riga has been closed
and mined Pilots will he allowed.
however, To take in mercantile YES
sells twice n day.
VIENNA, July 29-The semi official
declarations from st. Petersburg in re-
gard to the attitude of Russia are de-
clared To be not clear. Quieting reports
from the Russian capital are mis-.
trusted, as it is believed they are sent
out in an attempt to gain time ia
mobilize the army.
COLOMBO. Ceylon, July 29.-The Rus.
sian Consul has been instructed to de-
tain all ships of the Russian volunteer
fleet which call here.
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to participate in the International
tournament at Berlin saturday have
not arrived. II Is presumed that they
have been held up at Vienna and are
unable to- leave that city on account
of the poor transportation facilities.
The party arrived here two weeks
ago and went To the Austrian capital.
They intended to go from there TO
Budapest and Belgrade. II Is not
known just where they are. Henry
X. Captain. member Of the club. who
arrived in Berlin from New York yes.
tcrday. has been trying to get into
communication with his colleagues.
He has asked the aid of Mr.. Gerard
the American Ambassador.
Germany is suffering loss of millions
on account Of the crisis. The head Of
one Of the largest banks IN Berlin said
10 TnE SuN correspondent to-day:
"If this continues eight days II
will he catastrophe in financial and
Industrial circles"
At conference OF the directors Of
the larger banks with the governors
Of the Boerse II was decided that
suspension of ultimo sales pending
the monthly settlement makes II
unnecessary at present to close the
Bocrse.
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VIENNA. July 2a--Emperor Francis
Joseph will leave Ischl at o'clock to-
morrow morning for Vienna, where he
will arrive at I =. NJ. He requested that
there should be no reception or demonstra-
ton on his arrival.
The first food riots took place in the
Nasch market to-day. The riots were
caused by the exorbitant prices for food
stuffs asked by the dealers. A crowd OF
women s,ormed the market and attacked
the dealers. In anticipation OF a scarcity
Of food families are laying In supplies.
The Government Is liking a maximum
price for articles OF food In order to pre-
vent rioting.
The Russian Ambassador had a confer
ence with Count Leopold Berchtold,
the Austro- Hungarian Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, to-day. Nothing was made public
regarding the subjects discussed, but the
Impression was given that the conference
was only for the purpose OF obtaining in
formation
All Servians in Austria who are liable
to military service In their own country
are being arrested and turned over to the
military authorities as prisoners OF war.
II was learned to-day that when the
British Ambassador called on Count Won
Berchtold yesterday with the proposal OF
Sir Edward Grey for an ambassadorlal
conference in London the Foreign Minister
informed him that war had been declared
against Servia already
Dcspatc hes received here from warsaw
say that several powder magazines "
that city exploded on Monday and that
several bombs were exploded In the gen
eral post office. killing and wounding q
number OF persons. one of the dispatches
saws that the entire citadel Of warsaw
was destroyed by an explosion or I'M
magazines and that the official explanation
given was that the explosion was caused
| by lightning.
| Reports that the Russian Poles hav'
| started a revolution are denied by thes'
| Warsaw advices.
LoNpoN. July 29--News from the Aus
| tro- Servian frontier is extremely meagr'
! because Of the strict censorship maintaine
| by both Austria and Servia. Troops ar
/ being rushed to the Bosnian border b.
| both nations and Montenegrin troops ais
/ are being concentrated in the same dis
/ trict, apparently to support the SERBS
! Tho Acknowledgements Government ha
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RUSSIA WARNS KAISER.
Tells Emperor she VIII Ala servis
Against Invader.

BERLIN. July 20. information from high
source tonight indicates that the nesotia-
lions which have been In progress between
Emperor William and the Car looking to a
loCalization Of the conflict between Austria
and Servia have failed and that a break
between Germany and Russia Is imminent.
In an unofficial statement made NJ $50
o'clocl; tonight the Foreign ONCE advised
the newspaper correspondents against
overen phaslzing the gravity or The 'sitna-
ton. II Was admitted at the Foreign once
AZ that time thar the possibilities Of diplo
macy had been virtually exhausted. but the
officials pointed out that Russia's reply had
not been received and that there still vas q
possibility Of q satisfactory adjustment.
Russia communicated TO all the Powers
to-day her determination to Join with Sarvia
in repelling an invasion OF Servian territory
by The forces Of Austria The Kaiser asked
the Car to outline Russia's position and this
was the answer received from 81 Peters
burg The Car said that In The event of an
Austrian invasion OF Servia Russian troops
would be modified on the Austrian and
German borders Word already has been
received that such mobilization has begun.
Anti-war demonstrations conducted by
Socialists mt Stuttgart resulted in such
serious rioting that the police we're unable
To cope with the situation and troops were
called out The manifestants invaded the
district in which the foreign legations are
situated and stoned the police guards who
had been drawn up in front of the legations
There we're several serious clashes between
the rioters and the police before the troops
uu.lled the disturbance.
CHRisrIANIA, July 29.-All Germans In
Norway who are liable to military ser
vice. including those who would ordinarily
not be liable until 1915, have been ordered
I to join their regiments.
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FRENCH ARMY MOBILES,
MUNITIONS SENT TOFRONTIER

and as Berlin must be aware OF tho
possible consequences OF Austria's dec
laration of war. II is evident that the
German Government does not fear war
but desires II,
Wilhelmstrasse, says the TENNIS. ap-
pears TO believe that the hour has come
for that preventive of war which the
Cologne Gasctte advocated few months
ago, This was that there are many
ways OF crushing Servia without oc-
cupyng her territory. Austria, It was
argued, might demand that the Servian
army he reduced To almost nothing or
she might eXtort a crushing war in
demnity from Servia.
The Figaro says that it learns from
unuucstionahle authority that the
Russian Minister Of War informed
Count Won Pourtales, the German
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This was all the Premier had to say
on the subject. In reply TO n question
he said that the British Government had
received no Information regarding an al
legged revolutionary outbreak in Russian
Poland.
Premier Asquith's statement Russia's
partial mobilization and the apparent
abandonment of direct negotiations be-
tween Russia and Austria tend to encour-
age the gloomiest forebodings here.
on the other hand the interchange OF
kilograms between the Kaiser and the
Car is regarded an good sign and hope
IL still built on the efforts OF the other
Powers To localize the war.
II Is thought that Austria's avowal that
she does not want Servian territory ought
10 help the situation, but II is feared that
II Austria means 10 occupy part OF Servia
until she has exacted an indemnity Russia
Will not he placated as Seryia Is not in n
financial position to pay an indemnity and
the occupation OF her territory therefore
Is likely TO be indefinite.
The Cabinet held n long session to-day
and discussed Great Britain's attitude.
Nothing Is known as 10 what was done,
but II II said that the considerat tons
turned on three points. whether or not an
undertaking by Great Britain 10 support
France and Russia would have a deter
rent effect whether or not II was Great
Britain's duty in any case to support the
other Powers OF tho Triple Entente and
whether or not the national interests pre-
scrbed absolute neutrality
Chancellor Lloyd George, speaking In
the House OF Commons. said that the
Bank OF England saw nothing In the
present financial situation to make I,
necessary to call meeting OF bankers
The statement was accepted an reRssur'
ing to the financial world
Premier paChitch of Scryin has mndt
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refer position o hp

Ambassador al ST. Petersburg. on
Friday OF the intended mobilization
along the Austrian frontier, adding that
fifteen more army corps would be
modified along the German frontier,
not as a menace but as a frank measure
OF testlfying to Russia's firm Intentions.
France. the Figaro says, calculates that
such a step will make II necessary for
Germany To place six Of her twenty
three army corps along the Russian
frontier, leaving seventeen to Frapces
nineteen army corps in their present
stations.
Although the reservists have not been
called out. France has completed an I'M
official mobilization OF her forces, al
though no details are allowed to be
made public In the last three days
fifty-seven trains have been rushed
with war munitions and supplies to the
necessary points The Eastern Rail
way has 800 locomotives always under
steam, ready for use OF the military.
The preparations are so complete that
! France II confident that she would be
able to resist a sudden attack. She
would also be able To take the initiative
and invade Germany via Belgium. This
would mean the abandonment OF the
set plan which involves retiring from
Nancy. which IL an unprotected town.
President Poincara returned yester-
day from his Russian visit. Thousands
of young men. members of the League Of
! Patriots. OF which Deputy Maurice Barres
Ii president, met him at the railroad
station and cheered him. They fell in
behind the Presidents carriage and
ma rched TO the Elysee Palace. while
crowds along the streets cheered. Women
In windows along the route threw flowers
into the Presidents carriage and there
was continual cheering for the republic
and its head and for the army.
a military guard has been stationed a,
the great Corbell -four mills. near Paris
which would be taken over by the French
army II there should be war. and the city
authorities have begun collecting a re-
serve supply OF 5000 tons OF -four 10
guard against the possibility Of famine
Bakers also are laying In large stocks OF
-four.
The police are exercising a general sur
veillance over the thousands OF Germans
and Austrians in Paris. The Project oi
Police has issued an order forbiddinl
the serving of food or drinks at tables In
front OF cafes because OF the series Of
disorders with which the police have hac
TO contend since the international situa
ton became acute The Government pro
hihited the holding OF an anti-war meet
ing called yesterday by revolutionary
labor organizations.
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HOPES OF THE POWERS
FROM PRESENT CRISIS

The ambitions Of the European
Powers in the present crisis are:
Austria Annexation Of Servia and
union of all southern Slavs under the
Hapsburg crown; extension of Dual
Monarchy to Aegean Sea.
Germany Postponement of the
"Slav peril" for a generation; in case
Of a general war, extension of Ger
man commercial interests with only
Great Britain as a formidable rival.
aly-Support by Germany and
Austria in her policy Of African ex-
pansion.
Russia-Extension Of empire to the
Carpathians on the southwest, posi-
bly, the seizure of Posen aud East
and West Prussia, occupation Of Con-
stantinople; establishment of Russia
as undisputed dominant Power in
eastern Europe.
France Removal of German men
ace; lessening of the terrible expense
of unequal military competition with
her neighbor; opportunity to develop
her North African empire; recovery
Of lost provinces of Alsace and Lor-
raine.
Great Britain Maintenance of bal
ance of power in Europe; maintenance
of British commercial and naval su-
premacy; preservation Of her colonial
possessions.