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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-02

3udermeIonen. Georgid
75c--- $1O0 per Gtan6nrb Crate. Sns
biana 50-60e per aorb.
Waffermelonen. - $15-
$50 per 6unbert Stiid.
BirHem - Ginbeimiide 3udera
birnen $3.50 per 9bl. unb 50-75t
per Blu.
Sunge aartoffeln. - gins
beimifde $1.00-125; Sriumpbs
S1.OO-1.25 per gbl.
9urtsn. - Ginbeimifhe 10
zoe per 9usenb.
1Omatsn. - 5ennsiIee 25-30c
PER Crate; GiHbeimii6e 4o-5oc
per gu.
Rrdut. - girbeimifbes 25--30c
per gbl. ROtbes $1.00-125 per g6l.
Soblrabt. - 35c per 0uBsn0
9iinbsl.
Gr5fsn. = OsftIi6s soc $1oo
per gu.
3udertorm - 7-17tt per
Dubsnb 8olben.
3piebeln. - Ginbeimii6e 30
-40c per gu. unb S1.25-1.5o per
gbl.
Crime 9obnen. ginheimi'
fte 50c-$1.0O per gu.
adrotten. - Ginbeimii6e 1Oc
per 9ubenb.
Rotbe BEN. - Ginbetmii9e
5-10e per DuBsnb.
Qanbprobufte.
sen. - Qlltes. go. / 9imotbD
$22.0o-22.50; SO. 2 3imOtbp $21.s
O0-21.50; Ro. 8 1tmotbp $500
1850; go. l gsmiihter aIce $20.50;
Ro. 2 DO. $3.50; No. / Glee $14.50;
go. 2 alee $3.50; qlialia $500
1900 per 3onns. Wei3enitrOb $6.s
90; Saferitrob $500 per 3onne.
Reues. Ro. / 3tmotbp $19..
O0-19.5O; SO. 2 5imotbp $500
1880; go. 3 2imptbp $16.C0-16.50;
Ro. semiihtn RIee $18.00r-18.50;
Ro. / RIee $l3.50-14.00; go. 2
&l.e $12.50-13.00.
WibIenfutter III it.iig. :
Rleie 22.5O-23.50; Wiibolings
arobss $26.5o-27.50; DO. fsinss
s28.50-29.oO; aemiidtes Jutier
$24.5o-25.Oo.
Sdmereisn. Wlurtt iteiig.
alseidmsn $6.5o-7.0O auf benz 8ss
lsiie unb $7.25-s.25 per gu.. bonn
Stor.. 2imptbp S2.40-3.20 per gu.
bonn StOre. guhtpeisen soc per gu.
EIa6siamsn $1.70 per gu.
@srf6iebenss.
Dele. - Rarit it.tiq. 2ein0l, ros
ks 55c per Gallone in paritn Don
6 8bls. Gstohtes 1c me6r. go. l
2arb6l 60c; Cotton Sseb Del. raffis
nirts Sic per gallone. 5erpentiu 4Sc
tsr SdlIone in parti,u bon 10 Bar
rels; 5Se in parttin Don 1925 Gal
lonsn. petroIsum. Sbio edrbOn 120
Grab 81 DO. $50 Grab 10te. 6eao'
lidbt 175 @rab 12c; Rs0 gropu Go'
'olin lie; 9lnpbtd 16c per Dulone II
Dartisn Don Is gbls.
Sals. - Der Rartt IN rubia. II
CbiO Ripsr S1.05 per gtl. Don 280
ffb.. fuhrlObn binaugsfiiat.
Gala. - Wlrtt ftsii1. primd |
Gitn 6a-63c; DO. gountrp 5a-5ic
per qfuno.
Sohleu. - War,t ruhia. you'
ab,oabsrp $350-3.75, NuB uno |
Glad 1925. aannruba StiidtoblsH
$3.50-3.75. Nub unb Glad 1925
per Tonne abaeliefsrt. Rauhioi. |
StidtohIen $3.50, bO. Rub unb !
Stcd 1926. qntbracits S7.75-8.00 I
per gonns d6a.lieferi. gote tofiet |
S6.o0-6.5o per 9onHe ubaelieiert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-02

3uder. pr.iie iietig. Ro'fis
nirtsr Gut 2oaf $7.40; poporsS S.. :
so: gubes 1915: ardpuIirter $3.50;
Goufsciiontrs u" $40: Oif u"
S6.05 ipsiker extra 1896; ertrd e"
1915 per 100 Dfunb.
WoIaFes 1T itsiia. - Rem Ors
leans Open a.itIe 40-55c. gsutrifus
pal 20--30c per 0dlIons.
Reis. - 2puifidnu. iFanen 6eao
Tie: prima 6-6lc. proinGrsr
4i-55c. Sapir 5F5ie per pfuRe.
Ta;rns Drobuite.
Butter. - Rarit rubig. prsiie
ifpd&sr. - BbelemiIt srtra 2ste.
Centralized Grtrd 26e; Gtntrali3eo
iSirhs 22Ae: bo. S.tonSs 19tc; gam
tp DARN 20c; padins Siod 16k
1Sht per Yfuno.
adfe. Wartt ii.tia. Obio 49,;
Horbp,filiter 15--16e: Rem ypr.
17--l7le: S6rpeis.r 21--3Oc: DO.
Bird Ice; 2imburpsr 16a-17se per
9funb.
gisr. - Rartt ii.tia. - pri'
ma friift 6iibH.rsi,r 19e; iirits
17tt; orbinire firiis 13te; i.tonos
12r per 9ubenb.
GtfIasel. - Iddfraas gut. -
9rpilsrE 9 g,funb unb barber 19ti
unltr sipei pfunb tic; 9iibnsr
13a 6dbHs 81; 5yutbiibnsr
l2--15e; Guns 1Se; enien 10
lie; iunss GHteH 12-14e; 0dHie 9
&c per Bi,tnb.
Sbit unb 9smufe
Sunss aepfel. - Gdrlp Oars
ucii 75e-$f.00; TRANSPARENT 81 90
LIS per Camper.
3itrpnen. - Wsfiina $500
3.25: California $3.25-3.50 per
Rife.
OraHaen. California BAL.
So. 3.50-4.25 Der aiiis.
pflaumem - milb 0osis
75e--Sl 90. -blus 75e -pss Mt
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S7.4O-7.50: orbinGre fiis auserleIere
ihpere Bis fette Sdue $4.5O-6.10;
ertra $6.15: Stdqs $4.00-4.75;
leid,te Bepfanbtiorten $7.60-7.75;
5erfel 120 pfunb uub iueniasr $3.50
lib.
Shafe unb 6 m mer. - Cute
Gdmmer itieqen um 25c per 100
pfunb. S6afe blisben itstia.
S6afe ertra $5.75; quite Bis ausers
leiene $5.00-5.65. - 2dmmer ertra
$500; quite Bis aussrleiens $500
$50; Guas $4.00-5.00.
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u II p.-0R pentIeU ItUutl
sefiittertsn Stisre ipdren rar uno felt
i'm greiie. bic lnberen aber ldngiam
unb um 15-25e nisoriger ais IeB!s
Do6t. Siodsrs unS ifeebsrs puroen
uur ipsnta aetauit.
Wlitilere unb ihpere Stiere $3.50
SS.75; Stien $3.25-6.50: Sleiifer
Stisrs Sc. .00-8.oO; auserleiene 1925
$50: 6sifsrs $5.0o--7.s5: auserlts
f.ne bis eItra SS.00-S.50; aiihe
$3.25-5.75; duserIei.ns biz ertrd
S6.00-6.65: Gdnners $3.00--4.25; (;
Gtod' aiibe S4.5o-5.50: Stod Stisre
$6.25-7.40.
Sullen. - Der Wartt mar rubia
unb taum itstia.
TS,tt. gua.n $6.25-6.75; srtrl
800 BOLOGNA S5.50-6.25; eIirl
$6.35-6.50; ma0srs uno lsi6is $3.50
--5.5O.
Mil9tiihe. Die Rohfroae
mar nur mdbis uHo bic greiie fieIeu
um $500 bis $500 per Gtiid.
Mil9tiibe S35.00-72.5O: setra
$500.
adlbtr. - Die 3ufubr mar niht
croB uno Der Warit fart. Die preiie
itisaen am S1.00 bis S1.50.
2lusipdhl S5.00-9.75; srtra $1,000.
56ptine. - Der Wlorii mar
beute itetia fir bic beifusn lsihteu
S6psins. bic aHoersn iparsu fInu uno
i6tpah.
@ffpers Gip6elns 25o pfnnb unO
mehr $7.00-7.25; CUTE bis duserls'
isns GsrfaHDs uHo G!sif&riprisn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-02
osIb, gonSs nnS afti,n in Q,u glprf.

Gsitdfispapiers purseH ~ Xxx
etsfontirt. Bs@isi sHf 2oHson paren
IASu4 ~ sA11 fir 90 Tsgt eid,i; sabsl.
GustifuHgss A.7eL unb Si&t .Ueafsl
M1s1s. francs eint s.Ts. 9absI sTi:
Ufarf Sitt 81X. xabsI 81; 2irss St6i
$40. 4sbsf e.ss; Ruba Slot sa1<; Rabsl
s2I; eilbsr' Sarrsn <T1.s, RtsiiauiiHr
Dsaats s6tf.
dffisnmatft-gte Gi'tHbabu.di.itn
sorsn n'stftrns fetis, bic 3noutris.diiisn
dbtr naren esortidt uHb weiitsns sisas
ntsoris,r I'm Drdie.
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q II m m ariFd.

Rt6ter: .2tIIo pelte getcibiGuns
gen mari Sbreu ber 2tngetlaate i'm
Wirtbsbdus an ben Ropi2"
Gldser: .Saluute, iufdmer S6uft,
brediesr 2ump, 5tpei Wtabtrige uno
etnen Stubl!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-02
GbteasO. 81. gull.

~ ~ - cA' "
Weia.n. - mir Suli $1,O7a-1.13;
am S6luf S1.08i. 5ir Sept. $1.o5
IL ,065; ON SdIuB $1.05t.
Delibtorn. - Tiir Suli 79-80sc ;
ant S9IuB 1896. Tgiir Sept. 73s-
.4at: am S3luB 73se.
6dfer. - fiir SsIi 584-59sc;
am S6luR 59kt. i5iir Sept. 3St-
38gt; an S6luR 38sc.
Rosasn. - QOminsq.
@sritr. - 69s-76c.
5imotb1. - $4.75-650.
Hles. - $8.5o-13.25-
Bort. iTir Sept. $13,65-13.s :
80; am StluB S13.70. Tiir Dit.
s13.So-l415; am S6luR $13.87.
S6mala. fiir Sept. $50
SIT: am Salus $50. Tir Dit.
$8.17-s.22; an Salub $S.17.
gippsnietten. - Hiir Sept. $40
9.55: am SaIuB $9.47; fir OFT AM
SMuB $9.42.
Butter. Ularti unperdnoert.
aartoifeln. Wlartt uuoer1noert.
eier. - Wldrtt urIperdHbert. 3ufubr
$3.50 aiiten.
9eiliigel. - 9eben0ss, Rartt ME
5riaer; SABINE 12d; friibTabrsRlbner
1e-1In.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-02
Ghieaao. 81. osuli.

S4neine. 3ufl6r 5000;
Wlarit unbeitdnDia. gult $6.35-7.10;
Iei6te $7.10-7.75; aemii9te $6.35-
1865; ibtpers $e.10--7.15; robe 500
-6.25: fFertsl $6.50-7.50.
RinbDieh. 3ufubr 300;
Wdrtt itart. Vatipe Beef Rinbnieb
S6afe. 3ufubr 5000.
Ulartt felt. Sfnfe $6.10-7.0O;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-02
2dslider wsarft- g,ertdst.
Ginein n ati, 81. syiiIi.

Yin c IN ButL 31. sSitii.
Die na@folsenben Nuottunaen Be-
siehen iih nur ouf gnaros 9rdnss
nftionen. BET fleineren @eiGdftet
rDerben etipos bobere preiie berednet
gropiiiouen.
S9malS prtma Stsam
785-795c; familp Gdmals 8
-9ae per pfunb.
SrodenaefaIaenes Tleif d..
Short clear Seiten 104 -10ae;
Grtru ibort clear 10-10ic; ibOrs
RippenieiteH 1Oa lie; S4uIisrn
81 4-8ae; Bellies 10a lie.
Bacon. Short clear Seitsn
114-11ae; erira ibort clear Seiien
11-11te; fbori Rippnisiten IL =
11ac; S4uItern 9t-9!t; Bellies LIZ
--12c.
Suaar Gureb GIeifd. -
Sdinien 16-165e; gienie Sdultern
1O3-11e: 8reatieit Bacon 19--
20c; Sdufiern IN padsien 105 liz;
q. 81. Gut S6ult.rn 10a-11e; tros
tene Beef S6inien 25--27c.
Shbatp5feltes Hteif d.. -
Ger pfunb: Shinten 13--131e: pies
mic S6uItsrn 10i -10ac; Bellies
1et-17t; G6ult.rn 10t-10ac; R.
y. Gut bo. 103 3-1oie.
Trifdes Hleifd. = S4inteH
12a 133c; picnic Sdultern 81
93c; Sdultsrn 81 94e; ibOrt Rip
peHieiien 81 104e; fbort clear Stis
ten 81 -10ic; Bellies lsi4t 16 16Ac;
geuies i4Dtre 114-11ac.
Webfunb @etreios
We6l. - Winter pdtsnt $685.
6.55; Dinter fancD $5.9o-6.15
minter ;familp $5.5o--5.65; gBiHier
rtro S5.05-5.25; Dint.r orbirGrss
$4.85-5.05; Sarits Dint.r patsnt
S5.65-7.05; 5ari.s Dinier faucp
S6.20-6.45; Sartss Deisen fdmiIp
S5.20--5.60; Roaaeums9l. norbDeit'
Iibes a.miities $5.95-6.20; rsinss
Gitn Roaaenm.bl $6.05-6.3O; gitp
aemii6t,s Roaa.nmebl $5.95-e.20.
Wtiaen. = 30. 2 roth.r Dinter
$1.08-1.09; $40. 8 DO. $1.05--
los; SO. A DO. $1.00-1.06.
DeIidforu. - Ro. 1 peib
SO; go. 2 DO. Sii-S2c; Ro. 3 DO
size; Go. A DO. so aslc; gso. 8 DO
sQ-S0ie; Ro. 6 DO. 1896. :
go. 1 gelbes S2ac; $40. 2 DO. S2-
s2ac; Ro. 3 DO. sig s2c; $40. 4 DO
s1-site; Ro. 8 DO. s0h Sic; geo
6 DO. 79t -S05c. - Ro. 1 sernii6.
tes SIC; Ro. 2 90. sta-s2c; go. 3
S1-S1ac; Ro. 4 So. s0t-81c; Ro. 5
DO. S0-80sc; Ro. 6 bo. 79-Soc. -
Deibes aot6en,ornn 83-S5c; Selbes
aOlbeniorn s5-See; aemiitts aoI'
bnforn $3.50.
5afer. - Rsuer. Ro 2 ip.ibsr
5O-50bc: Stanbarb D.ibsr 49s-
SOC: RO. 3 iDeissr 49-49je; go. 4
ipeiber 4S-49c: Ro. 2 semif6ter 43
-49c; Ro. 3 aemiittr 47-4Se: Ro.
4 aemiitter 46-47c. - Utter. go. 2
irsibsr 55-55ic; Starbdrb psiBsr
54s-55e; Ro. 8 peiBr 54-54sc;
Ro. 4 ptibsr 53-54t; go. 2 asmifb'
ter 535-54e: To. 3 aemiidter 53---
53st; 20. 4 s.Hiidtsr 52-53c.
Roaaen. To. 2 98c-Sl.0O
glo. 3 95.-97c; SO. 4 90-94e.
Wbistp.
ger.auft purben 611 gbls. 0iitil'
Isr5 ifinifhso goobs aui Der Bats bon
S1.39 per gaIIons.
8roceries.
aaffes. - War.. rubia. preiie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-02

J,3S1; gredmern. ertra 26c; GrearnerD
26a-27t; firits 24-25ic; istOnos
22-234c.
Gisr. - Wortt unrsqslmGBia. GU
fGbr 6.461. Nrii6 qeiammsIt; ertra
23-25c; sriru firits 21-22sc; firits
1S4 -90c: feeOnos 16A--18e; nlbe3u
rUeife. fein bis iaHcp 2S-29c; uabs3u
6raune 24-26c.
aGie. = Wartt itstio; 3ufu6r A.
254. Stats ipbolemilt. friih. flats uno
tipins. ueibe. ipecials' 133-14c; DO.
asidrbt. 14-14!t; DO. tpsib. faHep
13le; DO. asfdr6t 13t-133c.
aebsnoes GefIiigsI. - Wartt fluu.
DeiterH 6hidsns. groilsrs 20c; 5dbue
15c: 5urtsps 12-13e.
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Ciaet.nsti. 81. SslI. 1slt.

giaefsusti, 81. SSH, 1915.
Die Ws4froee nsA Gansbsa par aud
9euis pte6fr febr mhbig une 0elb if ~
n,ebrsstn 0insrsisB su srfanssn. Dir Oar.
lspsH on eans perben poa bm Banien ~
--<N bste4nss. udtrenb bgsfadftspoyisrt 80
@ex btDieattrt wsrbsn. SIM oifeHeu
Wsrtts bsrbes 1orlebsn .sn eaas ~ sx
--&x uxb asf Belt u <--<Kx pIssirt.
MsAia ssf Res psa j
wxsbsu ~ 4art tpig&ea UaH!eH ofiertrt,
Dis esaxsestais bssrast zoe Yramis per
DsAfa ssf Gsssss.
el4t 1e4fsl auf SonSsn susSen ~
eA.s0 pu 9fb. 6tsrliHg ssotirt. Eur Wef.
Id suf BerliH uIs6eA ele ffs Narf
ttredHet, iay Medfsf asf esYts ise bro
trsae, anf dnfersaM <eHs pss 0ulbea
SAB auf BtsH 1ee Der Krone.
cnnsss.csasafsnss
ssrn rutis nls fte.is. Die Dsxisn sno.
iirsn ps tslat:
ginissE Bsrissi.
- 1snss 1885 gsay -. ilsk -
- Bombs. 1913. .......ie0X -
" yonos, isSe........ "a 80
- SaAama .......... "
- pshama .......-..lsob -
dissrins 6sufe.iimfiss.
Die llmidte I'm bisfieen Glsarinahsuie
ssliffsn fida bsnis auf q, ,ss7, ,7bo. Die I'm.
idtt Der berFoiIsHsM Bode beiieien flo auf
Ss.sse,s00 eessn ~, ,so0, 800 in ber fores
ipoaoirsnben g9s6e bes pprissn Jabrss.
3s llmfdte bes Ronats bttrngsn Siis,
ssa.S0o. stssn eiso,0ic,1oo i'm Jali 1871
asssI esfsstfafsa.
Der Warft sar beuis iIau xnb bic 9reije
ittttg. Cincinnati Gas uno Ohio Cities
@as uaren bic einigen Sapistt. bic g.tan.
neii Duretn. Btrsauit purbtu:
an str esrit.
o. Cine. Gas u. glsstric. esK
s giHf. gas prf rf............. rs
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Maswdrtise Wsdrfte.
81 { M gOrt, 81. cyuli.

u z 10 y 0 Z, 81. .FHII
Webl. - Wtartt itetig.
Roqaeu. - Wdrtt fpilIig; SO. 2
Weitern S1.o7 {. i. I. Rem gOrt gsrs
idnot.
9erfte. - Uiartt ru6ig.
Meiaen. - UIartt pili9; 80. 2
rotber $1.124 uno SO 2 barter 81 .14f
{. /. {. Reip gor,; glo. ! Portbern
Duluth $1.10a {. /. I. Buffalo. fiir
Sept. $1154.
BsIiAtorn. Wartt 6eindbe itstig;
10. 2 asl6ss 500 beim iofortiaen 9srs
E-.k.
The Hickman courier., 1915-06-24
BELIEVES IN GARDNER.

In advocating the election Of
Judge Bunk Gardner for election
to the office Of circuit Judge We
do so because we firmly believe
he will make the district a Judge
of which it will be proud. We
believe he is clean, progressive
and abundantly able TO conduct
the office so thoroughly satisfac-
tory that the people will demand
his reelection at the next cleo
tion. A man who is fair 10 all
and possessed of a courage and
an ambition that stamps him ~
unequiVocably the man for the
place. We are for Judge Gard
ner for circuit judge because he
has Deen a success in his prof
sion snd because he has the gen.
erOns endorsement of the people
of his home town, where he was
born and reared, and where for
"A half score OF years or more he
has continuously held the salne
office Carlisle Co. News. Adv.
The Hickman courier., 1915-06-24
CORN GROWING IN SOUTH.

Fairfax Harrison, president Of
the Southern Railway, discussing
The Boys Corn Club work of 1914
Is quoted as saying;
As in each former year since
The Inauguration Of the Boys
Corn Clubs the championship has
gone to the South, having been
won by Carl Graves, at $3.50, Mis-
sissippi, with the production of
2O2 bushels OF corn on a single
acre at the remarkably low cost
ef las cents per bushel. The
highest record made by any boy
outside Of the South was by a
Pennsylvania boy, who made l4s
bushels at a cost of 26.7 cents per
bnshel. This record was exceed
ed by ten Of the first and second
|prize-wiming boys in the South.
|'rhe average yield per acre made
2y winners of the first and sec
bud prizes in the States of Virgi-
|nia. North Carolina, South Caro-
lina, Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky
Ennd Tennessee was 1926 bush
els, as compared with an average
|oi lO4.22 by the prize winners in
|ihe Northern, Central and West
|ern States. Taken into consid-
cratim with the records Of pre-
yious years, these figures show
|illal, with the adoption of proper
Ienltural methods, the South can
be made the greatest eorn-produc-
ing section of the United States.
There is no reason TO doubt
Ithat Mr.. Harrison is altogether
bright in his conclusions, The
South is pot growing enough corn
at the present time to supply the
wants Of its population. The
Iw0rk Of the Corn Clubs shows
cIearly that the South has all the
essentials for growing bigger and
BETTER crops of this staple cereal
Hts farmers ought 10 cut out q
part of their enormous cotton
acreage and put the ground IN
corn. Every Southern State a
least ought TO grow a sufficient
Iquantiiy to meet the demands ol
is own population.
The Hickman courier., 1915-06-24
HUGGED WOMAN.

Murphysboro, Ills, June H.
Charges that he pinched the arms
and legs Of a woman member of
his congregation and that he hug
ged another woman of the church
flock, has led Rev. Chas. Day,
pastor of the First Lutheran
church, of this city, to announce
that he will resign.
One Of the charges was prefer
red by Mrs. Peter +. Pelzer, a
member of the church several
weeks ago, following a hay ride
she and Mr.. Day attended. She
'alleged that the minister pinched
her arms and legs and made adj
vances TO her. No definite ac-
tion on the part Of the church of
ficials resulted from this charge.
When Miss Maggie Betz several
days ago told women friends that
Mr.. Day had handled" her at
her country home when calling,
an investigation was Immediately
started.
DIR. Dunlap, at the head Of a
committee, called ON Miss Betz
at her home. She told them Mr..
Day had hugged her when they
were looking at a portrait.
Day is married and has a son.
The Hickman courier., 1915-06-24
MORE GRAVEL ROADS.

G. q. McMurry, one of Fulton
county's very best farmers, told
ns Saturday that the folks resid.
ing along the public road from
Poplar Grove church and a mile
and a half east, with the excep-
ton Of a small gap, had subscrib.
ed enough money TO bear one
half the cost OF grayeling this
road-the State TO pay the other
half from the State road fund,
TO which this county is entitled.
1t begins to look as though the
public-spirited, generous, progres.
sive farmers Of the county are
not going TO wait for the county
to get ia the gravel roads game.
With the farmers and State bear
ing the cost Of grayeling the pub
lie roads, why should anybody
worryi The farmers along the
State Road are going TO gravel
four miles or more ON the same
basis and any other section of
the county can avail itself Of the
same proposition.
l.et the good work 20 ON. II
is the beginning Of modern high
ways in Fulton county.
The Hickman courier., 1915-06-24
BLOOD STAINED BOAT.
INDICATES FOUL PLAY.

A mystery doubtless a mur.
der, has been called 10 the at.
iention Of Kentucky authorities,
who have begun an investigation,
with little hope Of solution.
A floating johnboat was caught
Saturday by two fishermen near
Fillmore, a few miles north OF
Wickliffe. The boat was empty
except for two small scraps OF
dainty lingerie, many hair pins
and a switch Of false hair. On
the seat were blood stains and
on the side Of the boat is a per.
feet print in blood Of the hand of
man, with the middle finger
missing. In some mud in the
bottom Of the boat was an i'm
preston left by a womans shoe
with French heel.
IL is believed that the boat
may have drif,ed from some
point ia Missouri or Illinois along
the Mississippi or Ohio rivers.
The character Of the pieces Of
clothing seems 10 indicate that
she was very We'll dressed. One
scrap Of clean, white filmy lace
apparently was part Of a woman q
under garment Other pieces Of
fine, white cloth may have been
torn from a woman : waist. The
hair, which was matted with
blood, is dark auburn. - Carlisle
Co. News.
The Hickman courier., 1915-06-24

Prohibition agisators will at
tack the tobacco industry If ma.
ton wide prohibitson is obtained,
according 20 a speech made be
fore the Wholesale Liquor Deal.
en' Association. That might
be a good thing. too.
Marriage licenses issued in
Obion county last week Preston
Mckee johnson and Clarice
Elizabeth Young, II. II, Schroeder
aud Sadie NJ. Blanks.
James Earle, OF New Orleans,
arrived Thursday to spend the
summer with his mother, Mrs.
Harriet Lewis.
Mrs. Win Waterman returned
10 ST Louis last week after a visit
" Mrs. Fannie Shaw.
The Hickman courier., 1915-06-24
FOR PERSONAL USE. 4"

The Supreme Court Of the Unit
ed States decided in the ease ap-
pcaled from Whitley county, Ken
tncky, that the Webb.Kenyon law
has no application in the inter.
state shipment of wihskey into
dry" territory for personal use.
The constitutionaliiy Of the act
was not passed upon. The Adams
Express Company, the court held,
was within It's rights in transport.
ing whiskey TO a dry" locality
for personal use.
The Hickman courier., 1915-06-24

Ella Stokes, a well known
printer who has lived in Mayfield
and Murray most of his life, died
at his home of his brother Ed
Stokes in Mayfield, Friday, ut
noon, following an illness of com
plications.
A county teachers examination
was held in Burkesville a few
days ago and there were thirty
two who took the examination.
Every one failed TO make a grade
sufficient for a certificate 10
teach.
An 0wensboro firm has been of-
fcred a contract TO make S,0OO,OO
rifles for the Allies. Lord Kitch-
ener must have meant the the war
will begin in May 1916.
An underslung girl can wear q
dress that puts her waist clear az
under her arms. But when a mar
is built that way he has to admit
that he is a runt.
The Hickman courier., 1915-06-24
HICKMANITEs WIN
IN FULTON SHOOT.

Several Of the Hickman bunch
attended the Fulton White Flyer
Gun Club shoot last Thursday af-
ternoon, and brought home the
bacon"
Among the winners from here
We noticed +. NJ. Case, electric
iron; S. l.. Dodds, ton coal; Ira
Green, box cigars; County Atty.
j. W. Roney, half ton coal. The
coal, being a little unhandy TO
carry home, was donated to the
Woman's Missionary Society of
the Baptist church of Fulton.
The Hickman courier., 1915-06-24

Mrs. Gertrude Henry and chill
drcn returned TO New Madrid
Saturday after a visit TO Il. +.
Reeves and family. They were
accompanied home by Miss Eliza
beth Reeves.
N. X. Holcombe returned home
Tuesday after a visit 10 his
brothers, \. A. Holcombe, Oi
Greenyille, Miss. and W. Il. Hot
combe, Of Memphis.
The Hickman courier., 1915-06-24

A rain and wind storm struck
Hickman Saturday afternoon.
Besides heavy down-pour, the
wind blew down several shade
trees and some electric and tele-
phone wires. The Str. Georgia
Lee, on her down trip, was caught
in the bend above town and turn
ed completely around. No dam
age was done to the boat, al
thogh her passengers were given
a good scare.
Postmaster b. w. Scott and
party motored over from Brad
ford, Tenn, and spent Sunday
with relatives and friends in
Hickman. b. w. is an old Hick-
man boy and his friends here will
be glad TO know that he Is doing
we'll in his new home.
Mrs. Fannie Shaw and II. ID.
Robinson returned last week from
q visit with relatives in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Parham left
last week for Cairo to visit rela-
tives.
The Hickman courier., 1915-06-24
THEY READ THEM.

A Montgomery City merchant
advertised free ice cream at his
place of business and more than
seven hundred persons were serv-
ed with the frozen delicacy. The
merchant disclaimed any philan-
thropic motive and said the free
Ice cream was merely test TO
learn how many persons We're
reading his advertisements. st.
Joseph Observer.
The Hickman courier., 1915-06-24

Arrangements are in progress
for big 4th of July celebration
at Bardwell this year and as the
lth happens TO fall ON sunday, it
Is the purpose OF the promoters
of the event 10 have the celebrn-
tion on the 3rd. Arlington viii
also celebrate the same day.
J G. Ellison spent "a part Of
last week at Dawson Springs, az.
tending "A convention of the Ky.
Pharmaceutical Assn, of whi;ll
he s member. The visitors,
several hundred in number, had
a big time and were royalty sea'
tcrtained.
The old-fashioned man who
used 10 make a wry face and say
nasty stuff" when the children
were around whea he drank hi'
evening toddy now has a son who
knows what an awful liar his faith
or was.
A. j. Lane, of Cairo, and Mr.
koontz, of Mound City, were her
last Thursday. These gentlemen
are newspaper men and were en-
joying the excursion from Cair'
10 Hickman ON the Str. Homel
Smith.
The Hickman courier., 1915-06-24

A girl doesn't mind wearing a
" neck and a see-everything skirt.
But she wouldn't think Of expos
ing her ears for anything.