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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-24

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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-24
eONeRESSMEN
GROWING MODEST
INITIATING IEN MEMBERS

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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-24

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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-24

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New Tears present Sss tAa EsEs4.
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-12-24

Mrs Rnherr Iuiinztan depar-ss
"Wednesday afternoon rnr Rnsad1r.i
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riSssI NIrz- Johnston Will alsu zpen.
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oa Id beobiihtige. mid 5uriid5a8ie.
ben. Bin miIlens, ebentlea $4,000
pertb slfticn in 3aui6 81 nebmen.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-23
Omaha @etrribemarft

Omaha, %. Qpril 1915.
3itrfeD 8eiSen-
SGT. 2. 15612-157
SCI. 3. 156-156R
8ei3en-
SIR. Q. 1916
SCR. 3. 153-t55b
8eiBer 6riibiobrspei5en-
Scr. 3. 152-15412
Duran 8ei3en-
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Scr. 3. 156-158
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Scr. 2. 73A-74
Scr. 3. 73-73h
9r. a. 72sA--73
Scr. 5. 72-72b
Scr. s. 72-72A
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Nr. 1. 73A-74
yr. 2. 73A-73h
Scr. 3. 72A-73
gr. A. 72-72h
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Scr. 6, 7t1972
Sort
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Scr. 3. 72-73
Scr. A. 72-73
Scr. 5, 7t1a-721a
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Safer
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0r. 3. 54-54A
Ger, a. 531@-53M
Stanooro Safer 53H-53%
Scr. i. Guttergerite 71-76
Roggen-
gr. 2. 63-76
Nr. 3. 1081a-109
Scr. A. 107A-1o8
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-03-04
H0RSERADlSH IS EASY CROP
Not Always Profitable Except In Lo-
ealities Where There 10 Steady
and Certain Demand.

Horseradish as a market garden
crop is not always profitable except
In localities where there Is a certain
aud steady demand. such a. Is usually
found In our large city markets. and
then only when Il can be cultivated az
a second crop
As a rule. the soil In market gar
dens IL IN a high state OF cultivation
ana xlll give better returns Ia some
OF the early or more stanL lrd crops
But as a farm crop Il 10 a different
proposition. Here the land 10 not con-
sidered a. valuable in fertility. and
the acreage more extensive. Soil that
will grow a good crop Of corn or DO
tstoes will usually produce q good
crop Of horseradish. and vhen choice
can b. had a loose loamy soil. rather
moist than dr.. should b. preferred.
The roots can BE- planted 10 the
early spring. cultivated BY horsepo~'
ef. and the expense VI growing TIE
crop will BE- somewhat reduced u We
do not figure the interest Of our land
too high IN case We DO not find
ready market for the entire crop the
FIRST year ge can allow IL 70 remain Ia
the field. 20 come on the next iaiL
without any material loss 49, TINS
method Of culture the crop vill pay
as vell or better than the average
farm crop
The selling price all average four
10 Eve dollars per hsndred pounds. IN
leas you have a contract price 10
which the crop could BE- grown er'
tsnsiyely al handsome profit AZ 70
the groving N dandelions. ! have had
bot little experience. but ] am Of the
opinion he venture would not pay
The Fruit Grover
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-03-04
WANT SPECIAL ELECTION
CALLED FOR MAY %.

Petitions are being circulated
in the various maglsterial dis
tricts Of the county asking for
the county Judge to cali a special
meeting for the purpose of asser-
tanning the sense Of the voters on
the proposition of bonding the
county IN the sum of 100000 to
be used in building gravel roads.
These petitions will be present
ed Saturday The petition cir
culated by the Courier lacks
few names of having the required
100, but these can be easily So
cured. Present plans are to have
the election on Saturday, May %,
1918. II folks vote at the same
ratio they signed the Hickman
petition, the bond issue will ear
ry at a little better than 100 10
|.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-03-04
QUARTERLY COURT.

The following cases have been
disposed of by Judge Stair since
last week;
Feb. -, w r Bowden plead
guilty on a charge of petit lar
ceny and was sentenced TO thirty
days in Jail.
Feb. q, A. n. King, charged
with drawing a pistol on Hubert
Lowery, tried and acquitted by
the court.
Feb q, Clarence Neal, breach
Of peace, fined - and costs.
Charges Of carrying a pistol and
brass knucks dismissed.
March 2, Joe Wall and Bun
Ilackett. city officers, charged
with assault with intent TO kill,
examining trial held and charge
dismissed. They were accused
by Ben Caps.
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.2l6 acres in Madrid Bend, $500
Geo y. Helm to P. j. Frenz, 2
lots IN East Hickman, S2j.
Ind League TO Lexie Speed, lot
~ etc.
W A McGehee to VIII Barnes,
lot IN Henry Addition, S75.
Ind League to II. c. Helm, 4
lots II etc.
Chester Stowe to g. b. Evans
and A n King, land, $40 etc
7 j Frenz 10 ). l.. Dodds, 2
lots IN East Hickman, 500
g. b. Ilagan 70 $ \ Sweeney,
q acres. $500.
j r Register to Matte l.. Roy
st-r. 1 lots in East Hickman,
$1,000.
W +. Nichols to X b. Ne
kimmOns, lot in Henry Addition,
lsl5O.
~ c. Twigg to Sola Twigg,
land. 81 etc
Il. p. Wright 81 al to G. b
Travis aEi Albert Caps, 4 acres,
s2l3l
Albert Caps and c b. Travis
10 j. W Ward, Jno Choate and
e.. y. Travis, 4 acres, $500 etc.
Joseph Thompson 10 Alvin
Thompson, lot in East Hickman
500.
Barkett Gro. Co. to G. NJ Yates
lot ia West Hickman, 81 etc.
c. N. Yates to Barket Grocery
CO.. lots IN W Hickman. 500 et,
Ruby +. Walton et al 10 Mrs
Vange Melton. lots IN Fulton, IL
etc.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-03-04
HAMPTON CANDIDATE
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

Hon W l. Hampton was her,
yesterday aud authorized Tn,
Courier 10 announce that he wa,
a candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk OF Fulton county.
Thus Mr. Hampton breaks the
lee in the circuit clerk 3 race
which has up TO the present been
seemingly on the drag Most OF
our readers know that Mr. Hamp
ton ably represented Fulton ant
Hickman counties IN the last leg
stature HIS record is one oI
which he may be proud one OF
winch hls constituency heartily
approved. lie and Sen. Viii
A. Frost made a good team III
fighting the dirty cliques aud
Lobbyists that infest the capitol
building IN an attempt to pat oy.
cr bills that were against the IN
tcrcsts of good citizenship. lie
fought the book trust, the wins.
key ring and bunch of Others
set too fresh within the recollec.
ton oi our people 10 need re-
calling 10 the great disappolnt.
menl of those same gangs. Mr.
Hampton was present at every rod
call of the legislature and voted
on every bill No more could be
asked OF public servant The
man who can make a good rep
rcsentatlvr can also make a good
circuit clerk, and IL is needless
to dwell upon his qualifications,
honesty aud ability
Mr. Hampton was born and
reared Ia Fulton county aud has
made his home here all his hf
Tie Is from the McFaddcn school
district lie Is a Democrat TO the
manner born, and has helped to
fight the battles Of democracy for
years lie has only offered for
one office. the legislature. and
the people saw fii 10 give IL to
HIM he believed with Cleveland
that public office is a public trust
and he took care OF the trust i'm
posed upon him He now wants
10 be- circuit court clerk of Full
ton county and he asks the sup
port Of the Democrats OF has
county promising that II nominal
cd az the August primary and e.
lecicd be- will make the county q
faithful and efficient official IN
the fullest and best sense and
asks YOU 10 remember TO vote for
him on August
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The Bondurant Construction Co
haa sub-let 100000 yards OF the
Mississippi county levee work, the
Martin Cons Co.. Of BirminghaL.,
and Ben Talley getting an even
amount Of IT, They will begin
work next month
Mrs Will Hubbard returned 10
Union City the latter part Of last
week after visiting her sistcr,
Mrs. T 7 Swayne.
Miss Clara Julian. Of Union
City, is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Phillips in West Hickman
Look at my samples Of SIS tail
ored TO order suits -Daugherty
phone lg5.
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TO PRUNE TREES PROPERLY
Work Should Be Delayed Until March
or Until After Severe Cold
Weather Has Passed.

By r p. sANDsTEN. Colorado AEri-
cultural College,
The average farmer and fruit grower
has very little conception OF how TO
properly prune fruit trees. II Ia gen
orally done at any time during the
winter season when the tree Ia dor.
mant II no time Ia to be had. II il
delayed for another year. This system
is disastrous The fruit trees should
be regularly pruned. regardless OF the
amount Of pruning required n the
work IL done every year the tree will
get into the habit Of producing a Ger
tain amount OF wood and fruit and
there will be little occasion for severe
pruning
II the pruning during the first three
or four years Of an orchard after
planting is properly performed. there
will subsequently be little need 10 re-
move large branches. The pruning
will then consist merely In the 70
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-03-04
GRIND
OFiTHEs
COURTS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

W Il Spain 10 Judith {. Dav-
Is. lot IN Fulton, $500
Ind League 10 Mrs. Matte De
Bow, , lots. 800
j y Lusk 20 Ind. League, II
lots. I; etc
y. q Cooks to Mrs Ida Skeeu,
lots ia Fulton. ~ etc.
sam Salmon 10 Rev. X. NJ
Walker. 200 acres Of land, 5000
etc
Ind. League 10 Ms. Leone Jack
son. 10 lots, 81 etc.
Jno II Nelson 10 Ind. > lots, /
etc.
Ind League to J II. Nelson, 1
lots II etc
e. 4 Bondurant 10 J. j G Bon
durant, lot IN East Hickman,
$1,000
Goalder johnson 10 4 b.
Hughes, , lots Ia East Hickman,
$40.
VIII McDade 10 W p Felts,
lot IL Fulton. slOOO.
Guy McColgan 20 Ind. League.
= lots. 81 etc
Ind League 10 Aaron james. 8
lots. ~ etc
Aaron James 10 Ind League >
lots. ~ etc
II + Curtin 10 II l. Curtin
lots IN West Hickman. SO.
> l. Dodds 10 Press Knox. .
lots IN No ,. $3.50
John Golf 10 Ind League. one
lot, ~ etc
l. S Parks 10 Will Routeu, o
lOts. S40J
l. I Callahan 70 al % s. 4.
.Olrott, lots IN Fulton. $3.50
Ms Ann Fowler 20 X H.
Wade. lots IN Fulton. 500
Ind League 10 Mrs 4. l. Shsr
.ril , lots. 81 etc
Ind League 70 Houston Sher-
.ril. lot II etc
FINS l. Clark 10 + S. Moore.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-03-04
KEEPING THE SOIL FERTILE
Organic hsttsr ara Lime Are Of Vital
Importance 70 Farmer In Modern
Agricultural Practice

The fertility o. our soils can only be
maintained b. irte.hEsntly foiioulns
the Practice ~hich long years Of ~.
rsrercs by our best farmers have
lamorrt-ated % BE- correct Ia
modern agricultural practice the fac
ION. organic natter lhgmus aad
lime arr o. vital importance 10 The
farmer and he community Al large
a. wclI Public prosperity is IKE q
tree agriculture BE- 10 roots Industry
ADD commerce. are &c branches and
leaves u the root saHers the leaves
f.II me branches b-eak and the tree
dles This be- the Dhiiosophy Of ne
uouzoli-n people Who have main.
aimed some % their soiis Tor more
han 90 years
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-03-04
BEECH GROVE NEWS.

jess Glidewell and son spent
Monday IN Union City. Miss PeAA
Watson and Miss Pearl Graham
spent Saturday night and sun
day with Mrs. Odeh Stafford
Luther Anderson Is on the sick
lost Mesdanes b T.. Logan aud
i VI Smith attended the quitting
last Monday at Mrs W NJ Bar
nett. Miss Pearl Graham IS
spending the week IN Hickman
Nrs. K l. Jackson is spending a
few DAYS with her brother, Jarye
Anderson Miss Thelma Logan
spent Monday with Miss Pearl
Watson Mrs j A jackson is
reported on the sick list jam
Alorrs was IN Union City Mon
day Mrs h. ". Watson spent
Monday with Mrs T T. Crockett
Mrs Pearl Gldewell Is spending
Ia few days with her brother who
Is very sick ElAe Gldewell
spent Saturday night with has
grandmother. Mrs Leggate Mrs
W j Ghiewell aud Mrs Mat
Jackson spent Tuesday with Mrs
.laryr Anderson Miss Heitle
Williams is spending a few days
IN So l.0uls. Ernest Redman
aud llr Berger spent Sunday al
ternoon with Miss Thelma Logan