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Offices

401-402 First National Bank building. outside offices with natural light. Every convenience. $40.00.
 The Empire, the building with char acter Hot and cold water. best elevator service, central location polite, courteous and prompt service. The Chamber of Commerce building; modern, fireproof good elevator serv- ice: home of many organizations. Rents are reasonable
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'ONE CENT 4 W0RD'ONE CENT 4 w

RAIEs-One cent . word a day. no ad. taken Tor less than :5c for first inser- lion. Gnsh mmst accompany order.
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FOR RENT-6-room bungalow. con- venient 10 18th st. car line; posses sion at once. Phone Main 1918 W or apply at 1501 s. 18th st; rent 1855 per month.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT SOUTHSIDE Beautifully decorated home on Madison ave, bedrooms, garage and servant s house. Reduced rent to ........ $50 % Brand new S-room home on Beech st. Lovely view overlooking entire clty -..-..................... 5000 1906 10th ave, near Five Points m 4000 SIT 12th st., 5-room apartment ..... a2.5o Cottage on 12th st, 6 rooms. Reduced icie to ........................... lo.oO Apartment on Avenue H and 12th st., rooms, being put in excellent con ollioH -......................... 2OUU 4-room apartment on 10th ave-, mod oiH ...........st............ zVVo
 NORTHSIDE.
 Cottage on Eth ave, near Fist st., 6 Ioofns '............,.......... SO.U Cottage on 7th ave, near 25th st., 6 rooins .....-.-.................... zo.uU One Alabama apartment located on 4th st.. rooms, at ................ 2.00
 ELL-ANGLIN-WHITE
 R. & I. co.
 2026 3rd ave. Phones 123S, 1523
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ONE CENT A WORD
FOR RENT

RATES-One cent n word n day; no nd.
 taken for less than 25c for first inscr- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR RENT

For immediate tenant. we offer large,
 comfortable house on Highland ave.
 has five bedrooms, sleeping porch serv- ants house. garage, etc.; very moderate rent.
 Small store. brick building. good location, on Fountain Heights no other store
 within 3 blocks any direction. grocery i. and meat market cobination. Neat 4-r0om flat on Ave. G, low rent: new building; good location. We do not print full list so phone offics| for more complete list of houses, stores.|
 warehouses; in fact any class of prop-| 5 erty.
 GEORGE BILBE, Agt,| z111 Fdrst Avsn,aa. Main q.
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SOUTHSIDE-1O ROOMS
 AND OVER

1721 18th Ave, F rooms, bath, fur
 nace furnished .s75. % 1412 17th Ave, 10 rooms. ? baths,
 furnace ..........................a 75.oo 20 Glen Iris Park. II rooms, baths
 furnace, garage ................... 2309 Ave B., Il rooms, baths
 steam heat, garage ............... e5.0o 14OS St. Charles St, 10 rooms, bath,
 furnace ........................ 4o.oo HI 18th St., 10 rooms, bath furnace 45Oo
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MONEY TO LOAN. In small or large amounts from six months to three years, either white or colored property.
 A. l.. YORK, 1oSo od ave Phones Main 123S-l523. ,oo,eoo to loan by private party, per cen. II one or two Jumps, on close-in property Tor immediate attention give location or property by street number. Address ELS, care Age-Herald.
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FOR RENT-Three store rooms, 1127, 1429 md 1431 Sd ave, N; also 14271a. 10 rooms.
 Rent free until April 1, 1915, to suitable
 tenants; after April $25 per month for A LARGE LIST OF VERY DESIRABLE HOUSES IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY, ANY SIZE AND PRICE. SEE OUR LIST BEFORE YOU DECIDE, BURGER REALTY & INS.
 CO.,, NO. 202S FIRST AVE. PHONE s4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-21

FOR RENT-rhe upper floor of our home. 3 rooms and private bath and upper porch. 1926 18th ave, s. Phone Main SS69
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BUNGALOWS, In Norwood. consisting of rooms, ser wants house, garage, furnace heat; hardwood floors throughout. Practi- cally new. $500 On Idlewild car line, broom bungalow; servants house; hardwood floors, etc.. $350O.
 McCONNELL-ANGLI WHITE
 R. & I. CO.,, 2O2s ard ave. Phones 12ss. 152S.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Modern apartment. consisting of rooms and bath, heat furnished. well located on Southside; price s25 per month; give references and occupation in first letter. Address H-15, care Age-Herald. FOR RENT-Seyen-room house, furnished or unfurnished: best part West End, on car line, possession April l, possibly earlier. Phone West End, 629. FOR RENT-A few good houses, bunga- lows, apartments and stores in all parts of the city. Call at my office and see my list.
 E. E. DEAN, 321 First National Bank. Phone o9l0
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

3SO acres-Eight miles of Cleveland, Tenn, well improved, fine stock farm with number of good springs on property. This place is in the Tennessee valley; will trade for Birmingham property and assume mortgage.
 The Live Wire~
 HAGGARD REALTY CO, ... sol American Trust Bank lti. Phone Main 7794.
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RENTALS.

RENTALS Attractive home located east of 2Oth st. This is beautiful place, practically new mas sleeping porch, servant s house, etc.; nice lawn. We can rent this 1 place at $25 under regular rental price. Let us show you this Beautiful broom apartment located east of 20th st.; every modern convenience; private porches. beautifully decorated. hardwood floors throughout; moderate rental.
 Attractive bungalow in Norwood: pret- tily decorated: hardwood floors, etc. This is an ideal place and can rent it for $30.
 Small apartment located near Five Points: attractively furnished; this has every modern convenience and can rent at moderate price.
 Nice home near Five Points, has 4 bed- rooms. garage, servants house. etc. We can rent this at reduced price. Nice apartment, 6 rooms; has hardwood floors, etc; well located; nicely papered. We can rent this at S3O. PHONE US YOUR WANTS. WE HAVE A LARGE LIST OF HOUSES AND APARTMENTS AND CARS FOR SHOWING PROPERTY. MosELEY, HENDERSON & DAVIS. 3l2 N. Fist St. Phone 791-792. FOR RENT-To a responsible party furnished house near Five Points. very desirable location; convenient to sev- eral car lines. References exchanged. Address BIS. care Age-Herald FOUNTAIN HEIGHTS-5-room house bath, gas. electricity, garden, $15; two blocks North Highland cars; pleasant home splendid locality; key at 1921, 1619 Marshall ave.
 FOR RENT-Furnished house April to September 30, $35 per month. Seven rooms, furnace heated, near Five Points. has servants house rented for Sl per
 week. Phone Main 42os-W. ONE of the most attractive family spart-
 ments at the Richmond, April 1. 6
 rooms. sleeping porch, second floor. Dill lard Investment & Insurance Co Phone
 755O or SS2o 2-21-4t GROOM modern apartment, Fountain
 Heights. Rent April 1. Ideal location
 on car line. near best school in city.
 Excellent neighborhood. High, health- Iul atmOspnere. Furnace heat K. B, Davis. phone 2SS6; res.. 2014-J. FOR RENT
 1907 8th ave-, N. .yf5.0O 709 18th st. N. ........................40 40.OO
 fl4 16th st., N. ..........................2 25.O
 Modern apartment ................... g. 10
 Modern apartment ...................... 35.O0
 Modern apartment ...................... 40.00
 Several smaller houses in the city and
 suburbs.
 [. c. PUrTYJoHN. l7e 9th Avn
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FOR RENT-By owner. April 1, 74l6- 2d ave, N, four large rooms, hall and large bath, $12.50 per month; or will add
 another room for $16 per month; large lot and fine garden. J. W. Dukes, 425 Woodward Bldg. 2-21-3t-su-wed- sat
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LANDLORDS.

LANDLORDS.
 Our rent list for April is being prepared. Be sure that you get your rental prop erty on that list at once if you want prompt service.
 MEYER, GOLDMAN q TERRY,
 210e 1st Ave. Phone Main 5906. FOR RENT-B-room cottage, Willow ave, near Lakeview car line, ylO; also A0-acre farm near Birmingham Broom house. spring and wells, 120 per month. Owner, Phone Main 16 PRIVATE office in First National Bank building to proper person. Address LIS. care Age-Herald.' 2-31-2t
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FOR RENT NORWOOD APARTMENT.

NORWOOD APARTMENT. flye rooms and large porch; located on Eth ave. and 29th st., N. steam neat, not water shades and gas range furnished; s45 per month.
 SM1TH-MUDD-THR
 314 Fist St. Main 1858.
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APARTMENTS

15l4 14th St., bath, heat, water,
 range furnished ...........$4 .$45.00 12l6 18th St., bath. furnace ......... 45.00 1929 Glen Iris Ave, furnished, heat
 and water included ............. 50 co
 THE RIDGELY, south's largest and finest apartment house. Absolutely fire proof. Located near clubs, churches. theatres, railway stations, car lines. All night elevator service ice and hot water all the time, telephones, janitors and maids at your service; roof garden cafe. Apartments of any size furnished or un- furnished
 In addition to the above we have many other residences and apartments in all parts of the city and suburbs. Tell us your requirements and we will find the house you want.
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WOODLAWN
EAST LAKE
NORTHSIDE

bungalows, Alois Ave, between
 College and Williams Sts,
 rooms ....................... SIP 5o 2300 22d Ave. bath, grates ............ 1200 1131 26th St.. 3 rooms, hath. furnace 25o0 HOS 11th Ave, bath, gra tes, 5 rooms 25.00 1907 1st Ave. .........,................ 1900 1929 2d Ave, N, rooms ............ 1900 715 Huntsville Ave, robms ...... 1900 1214 23d St., 6 rooms .................. 25.O0 1410 2oth St., 6 rooms .................. 5000 3504 12th Ave, rooms, garage,
 servants rooms ................. 500 2109 7th Ave. rooms, bath, grates 5000 AT 25th St., rooms. bath, grates. 4500 25l4 18th Ave, bath, furnace ........ 35 % 609 18th St., Il rooms ................ 55.00 1916 9th Ave, 16 rooms .............. 10000 3091a 20th St., 40 rooms .............
 72O 18th St.. 12 rooms ........... 55 % 1929 Sth Ave, 10 rooms, brick ..... 4500
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WEST END

1414 3d Ave, 4 rooms, bath, grates sl25o 4O3 Cotton Ave, rooms .......... 15.Oo f17 Elyton St., rooms .............. 22 50 631 Eliza Ave, 5 rooms .............. 1500 309 Elyton St., N, rooms ......... 1soO 50l Poplar St., 6 rooms .............. 2500
 1905 Tuscaloosa Ave, 6 rooms ...... 25.0o 405 St. Charles Ave- rooms ...... 2750 Ill Poplar St., z rooms .............. 27.50 1404 Cotton Ave, 10 rooms .......... 2500
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WE wish to announce to our friends and the public in general that we are now prepared to handle rentals. We also solicit rentals from owners, it makes no difference in what part of city.
 H. IT. SCHRADER LAND CO.,,
 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
 Phone Main 1874.
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SOUTHSIDE-9 ROOMS
 1881 10th Ave. ? baths, furnace. .$6o.O0 1121 Cullom St., bath grates ........ 55.00 1920 18th St., furnished, bath, fur mace .......................... 65.00 1417 17th Ave, bath, furnace ........ 5000 1901 12th Ave, bath, grates, furnace 45.00
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HAIEs-One cent word a dny, no ad. taken for less than 25c for first fnser- -tion. Ga.h must accompany order. MONEY TO LEND WILL. place your money on B'ham prop erty at per cent net. w E. Ewart. R. D., 1ns., loans, Farms 2106 1st ave.
 2-14-su-we-t If FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS negotiated by us at low rates on improved real estate in the city of Birmingham. ap- plicants should bring abstract with them. Title Guarantee Loan and Trust Co.,, Title Guarantee Bldg
 u-14-su-tu- th-tf FIRST CLASS LOANS ONLY
 s15.OOO to s50OoO
 PER CENT INTEREST NET Also city and suburban homes.
 Money available at once TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON 10th floor Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg.
 2-11-thu- -fri-su- tu-tf
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SOUTHSIDE-7 ROOMS
SOUTHSIDE-s ROOMS

HAS s. 12th St, bath grates ... s4500 HOS 18th St.. bath, furnace, garage 750o 1421 17th Ave, bath, furnace ....... 45.0 1918 30th St. bath, furnace ...... 75.00 HOO St Charles bath, furnace ..... 5000 1908 16th Ave, bath, furnace. garage 5000 2319 10th Ave. s., bath, furnace .... 4o00 3370 Highland Ave, bath. furnace 42 % 161S 14th Ave, bath, furnace ... 45 Co
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-30
AS CLEAR AS MUD.

Relative 10 che railroad con.
Structl0n work TO be done IN
Southern Illinois at an early date,
rs recently mentioned in this pa
per under a Metropolis date, the
Marion, Ills, Leader has these
facts of interest
THE Metropolis bridge makes
The connection for both the Chica-
go and ~. Louis trains and frOm
there a new line viii be built 10
connect with the present line pass
ing through Cairo east of llick-
man. Ky.
"The heavy grades which will
be avoided by the two new lines
will be an important feature in he
operation of trains and there yWill
he other items of expense elimi-
mated which will count for much
IN changing the routings of
trains. Marion will profit by
same az viii the entire territory
touched by the lines in Southern
Illinois. '-Paducah News Demo
crat.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-30
U. d. G. ELECTS OFFICERS
MRS. RANDLE, HISTORIAN.

Kentucky Division, Daughi RS
.of tbr Conlcd.r.cy. adjourn 3
Thursday night at Fulton. alter a
successful COM rniion. to mcs. Ia
Lexington 49, ulrd Wcducso,t
la September. n'Nt year tH
officer, elected are Mrs. Polk
Prince, Guthrie, president N
DANES Horace Luton, Fulton.
Georgia J.. Danford, l.ousyII.
Luriau Gogglns Mathy, Nav
VILE v pres Mrs j l.. Stun.
son Mayucld, recording sr...
hry Mrs T.. GuIhby. Gulhra
corresponding secretary, Mrs
Jas b Camp, Louisville, trcawr
cr MlS John Clcland. WiucHr
Ter. registrar Mrs. Eliza OycrIuH,
Frankfort, chaplain, Mrs Fran.
Atkins, Lexington, vice chaplain.
Mrs & T.. Randle. Hickman, he
lornn Mn George l.. Spillmau
Danylllr, custodian southern
'roN,rs Of Honor
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Paints clark & Co.

Carlisle county has let the con.
tract for a new jail Spradlin &
Son, Of Hickman, bad on the work
but was underbid few dollars
by a Mayfield firm.
When you have AN achey
stretchy feeling and you are
dull, tired and discouraged II
is sign OF approaching malaria
or chills. You should at quickly
TO ward off an attack. HER
BlNE offers you the help yod
need. 1t destroys the malaria
germs, drives out all impurities
and makes you feel bright and
vigorous and cheerful. Price 50
Sold by Hickman Drug Co. ADV.
The tragic loss of three lives al
Hickman rs the result of the
operation of one blind tiger ism {
at all surprising. Blood has been
shed IN many other localities of
henlucky, and human life has
been sacrificed, simply because
some contemplate cur set up the
gam OF a few dollars for his own
lltly purse as OF greater impOr
lance and as a more sacred right
Than the expressed will oil the
people, crystallizd into the law of
the land. Jails and fines have no
terror for the average bootlegger,
and, as The Times has frequenilg
suggested, the evil will never be
broken up until the legislature
makes the illegal sale of liquor u
felony, punishable, even at the
minimum, by a long term at hard
labor in the penllentiary. Why
can I the next General Assembly
enact such a lawi The prOhibi.
tionists will be for it TO "A man,
and certainly the legitimate iquo!
interests, which profess such hor-
ror OF the practice, will not be
found Objecting.-TOdd County
Times.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-30
MENGLEWooD CLOSED.

The Mcngcl Box Company
plant at Mrngclwood has been
ordered closed by the Louisville
office The reason given Tor this
action is the fact that the con
Germ is ahead on products which
has accumulated on account of the
European war, causing a falling
off of demand for their products.
According 10 advice received,
the plant will be closed down TO-,
twelve months after Oct H..
Capt n Pollard and W. B. Mas.
Size will remain IN charge of the
office. This will throw 600 men
out OF employment. 4 few of
them will be transferred to the
Hickman office. Dyrrsburg
State Gazette.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-30
WAS MISERABLE
COULDN'T STAND
Testifies She Was Restored
to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Lackawanna. N. Y. After my first
child was born felt very miserable and
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healthy children since. For female trou-
hles always take Lydia h. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and it works like
n charm. do all my own work. - Mrs.
A. +. KREAMER l57i Electric Avenue,
LAckawRnna. N. Y.
The success Of Lydia +. Pinkham 3
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feeling. hatulency, indigestion. dizziness,
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hams Vegetable Compound is the stan
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Women who suffer from those dis
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Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to re-
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and truthful testimonials We are CON
stantly publishing in the newspapers.
II you want special advice write 10
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-30

II strikes us that il would be
hard TO improve on the ticket,
suggested in last week S paper by
subscriber, for city councilmen.
Ii is our understanding that none
of the present members of the
board will be candidates for re-
elections in that case, a ticket
like the one suggested will doubt
less be elected without opposition.
The gentlemen named are repre-
sentative of the whole town, clean
progressive, business men. We
are in favor of CLOSING the noIni-
nations" right here-iust as a
large number have already OK
pressed themselves-and make
ready TO elect these gentlemen. a
number of other good material
has been suggested, but it is
doubtful if another combination
could be found that would give
us the team work, representation
and business-like administration
that these six gentlemen are cap
able of doing. Lest you forget,
their names are Ernest johnson,
A. o. Caruthers, II. G. Helm, ii. A.
Stonecipher, G.. NJ. Ross and DIR.
Chas. Curtin.
Commanders of German subma-
rines have been given strict or
ers, it has been learned authOrita-
lively, that in ease of doubt as 10
the intentions of liners they are
10 take the safe course and per
init the ship TO escape rather
than run slightest risk of error.
The Empress-today.
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$4,000 DAMAGE SUIT
FILED LAST WEEK.

c. t. BOndurant filed a suit for
$4,000 damages against Dahnke.
Walker Milling Co. ct al, last
week. This suit is a result of
another suit filed by Dahnke-
Walker Milling Co. against Mr..
Bondurant, which alleged breach
OF contract, in refusing to deliver
about 1900 bushels of wheat at
a contract price of Sl.04 a bushel.
An order of delivery was made
by Circuit Clerk Morris and Bon
durant gave bond for the wheat
and shipped it to Nashville. Ia
Circuit Court last week the Origi-
nal suit was dismissed by DahDke-
Walker and a new suit filed,
which alleged damages were due
them by reason OF the fact that
the wheat was worth more than
they contracted TO pay FOR same,
also furnishing sacks, and dam
age 10 same.
Mr.. Bondurant is now suing for
damages, alleging that he is dam
aged that much by reason OF wOr-
ry, great expense, and interfer-
ence with shipping his wheat
The case will come up at the Jan
uary term of court.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-30
SHORT SKIRTS AND
ANKLE WATCHES STYLE.

Sorter skirts will be worn this
fall and winter, girls. Nine inches
from the ground they'll be and
tlaring wide at the bottom. High
shoes, laced in many ways, will
be IN vogue, with ankle watches
(Oh, Ia, aD. Waists will be ex-
trcmely tight and will button in
front, and well, there s SO much
of this let's proceed in orderly
fashion.
CoatSi Yes, they viii be worn.
Callot says You know Cabot sure
ly3 Cabot is the Paris cOuturier.
Well, Cabot says that coats will
date back TO 1880, being very
full, with big pockets, fur cuffs
and circular collars. The collars
will come up TO the tip of the
wearer = nose
Decollete will be the same as
usual only more So, aud mostly
V shaped. And here = another
thing Correct evening dress de
mandS the butterfly cape. You
know the kind-buttons or loops
or something like that over the
shoulders, SO that when YOU spin
around quickly you appear TO be
sprouting wings. And you will
be- able TO buy Georgette : mod
els this winter Gcorgette is a
ParlSlenne who Is an extremist
No one makes shorter skirts than
GeOrgette No one dares 10. In
Tact nobody could.
Hats are coming back into
style again. You remember, they
rather went out of fashion this
year, and all the women We're
wearing no crowns, just sort o
half hats But they will have
crowns, brims and everything else
this fall and winter only the
crowns will be much higher and
the brms far smaller.
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500 Reward. 500

Tho fcadrfH uf tHIf paurt
pleased a. learn that There Be- at b..
dreaded disease that rfleure has d.
able a. CurU Boo Hll Ita Stages mud Goo.
CatnrTh. Hairs Iullrrh Cufr b. 90. u.
positive cur" HuW luuwu tu tho WH'
fraternity CatHffh being 70 constitute.
disease. requires 70 constitutional 10
ment Halls tntaUh tuf. ul
ternally, acting directly upon The o..
and mucous aufft,uH uf tif ItHfrW. tl
by destroy inr fhr foundation n Co.,
ease, ana giving 49,. pIiitlI strength
building up The constitution Hui .af.H.
nature IN doing lfa work ln. ruuri.
have 10 much faith iu iiH curative
en- that they offer ono lIHnIU,I i'n|
for any case thlt 10 nlia IH .UrH
Tor ilat n testimonials
Address y q rltreFY a ru r0ItI
hold ~ ~ Hrurrisis .tl
Take Hairs Family i'ius fDf .anuiipa
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"A FINE STORY .

Dozens OF our ccqdcrs have IN.
formed us the Coullers new
story, a Fool aud Il IS Money,
which started last week. opens
with unusual interest aud fa,rinl
ton We are ,urr You will bear
rs out when you read more oi 70,
m thr statement that lt Is one Ut
the breakfast interesting. clever
rOmanccs ever written. II has all
tir quaint, mystic air about 1t
found IN that famous story lhy
the same authorJ "Grausiark. -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-30

Joe I'rogge, aged -, fell from
derrick boat John Barrett OF t.-'
Barrett line Monday evening %.
bout $50 O'Clock near Island No.
10 IN the Mississippi. a short d.,
lance from New Madrid. Mo, anI
Is supposed 10 have been drowned.
HIS home was at Cairo.
No. Benny, hay fever does not
originate from hay, but from lh'
bloom of ragweeds. No one has
ever been known 10 contract o.
from a grasswidow, nor does the
bloom of widow 4 weeds have any
effect, either, 10 prolong or cure
ihe dadblinged thing.
Go TO the Crystal tonight.
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Al indebted 10 ire will please
pay me at once or will put a.
counts IN hands of COLLECTOR. /
have 10 meet my bills and cannot
do 80 unless You pay me-Dr. A..
q. lIongnecker. 2p
Anderson Riley, age % years,
died at his home near Rldgely,
on Thursday, Sept IL, after a
short illness.
Window glass, any size.-Stark
& Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-09-30

\ long whiSkcred man IN Atchi-
son, kans., reached over too far
10 tinker the engine ol his Ford
last Friday and the machine
promptly grabbed HIM by the
beard and Jerked him over the
dashboard.
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could not stand on
my feet My sister
in-law wished me to
try Lydia 4. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound and my
nerves became firm.
appetite good. step
elastic, and | lost
that weak, tired
feeling. That was
six years ago and |
have had three fine