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The Hickman courier., 1915-02-18
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

Whereas. the Supreme Exalted
Ruler of the Universe, in His om-
niscience, has found it well to call
from earthly labor to rest in the
Celestial Lodge Brother Richard
Bascomb Goalder, be 1t
Resolved. That in the death OF
Brother Goalder men and Elks
lose most highly esteemed
friend and brother, whose ever
ready hand has often lent kindly
assistance to the poor and dis-
tressed, and who had been a
most loving father and devoted
husband be it further
Resolved. That as a stimulus To
coming generations of Elks to be-
come not weary in well doing, a
copy of these resolutions of deep.
est and greatest respect be spread
ON the minutes of Hickman lodge
IB. p. o. Elks No. 1894, that a
copy be sent to the family, to
which in their bereavement we
with sincerest sympathy extend
our coincidence; that a copy be
sent to the Hickman Courier for
publication.
W. c. Reed,
Austin Voorhees,,
+. b. Prather, Jr.,
Committee.
The Hickman courier., 1915-02-18

only II days of Feb left
Charlie Frthr is on the sex
list
Dan Briggs is able to be out
after having been on the sick list
70 few days
White Glover brand peas. cx
,sptIonally fine, per can 2oe.
T. ttgll 4 Son.
FOR SALE 80 bushel stoeE
peas hand picked, re-eleaned II
IL Curtin. Woodland Mills, Tenn
will be- glad 10 get your order
for early cabbage plants aud ai'e'
Easter your orders for tomato
lips Finest plants furnished D!
florist Miss franlyc keid.
The Hickman courier., 1915-02-18
QUARANTINE EXTENDED

Foot and mouth disease quar-
antnc regulations We're extended
hy thr Department Of Agriculture
Monday so as 10 include all the
territory east OF the Mississippi
aud north of Tennessee IN a re
strigted area ont of which no ship
mcuts uf live stock, except ior
slaughter within 4s hours, w'!I
br permitted 10 the south or wesi
The Hickman courier., 1915-02-18

The Methodist congregation IA
Fulton county will hold Ms
,iunav Evangelical and sunday
school Institute at Cayce, March
/ and . Opening serman Mon
day at II a. m., by Rev K NJ.
Walker The institute Will mee'
Monday. at 10 a. m let each
church have at least two laymen
Come prepared 10 take part IN, he
public generally are invited. w
|t Waters.
The Hickman courier., 1915-02-18
Any good residence property

Any good residence property
# medium price in Hickmsn
doubles in value in six TO seven
years. Pay rent that long aud
YOU have paid both principle and
interest on original investment
BY having title in your nam'
during that time you get all IN
crease in value. Paay rent tha'
long and you have paid for tw'
houses and have neither. 49, Se'
M. B. SHAW for a good invest
ment.
The Hickman courier., 1915-02-18

A child that has intestinal
worms is Handicapped IN ats
growth. 4 few doses OF WHITE ,
CREAM VERMlFUGE destroys
aud expels worms the child 'm
mediately improves and lhri''s
aonderfully Price 2jc per bot
ilr For sale by Hickman Drug
Co (Advtl
The Hickman courier., 1915-02-18

A heavy cold in the lungs that
was expected to cure istelf has
been the starting point in many
eases of disease that ended fatal
". The sensible course is TO take
frequent doses of BALLARD =
HOREHOUND SYRUP. Ii checks
the progress of the disorder and
assists nature to restore normal
conditions. Price 25c, 50c and
Sl.0O per bottle. Sold by Hick
man Drug Co. (Advtl
The Hickman courier., 1915-02-18
plies Cured In q 20 - Days

Your drurgis, will refund money u fAAo
OINTMENT fails 20 cure Huy case Of heh'ns'
uIinA bleeding OF rrotrudins riles int 70 l'days'
Inc aist avplieation gives Eass aud kssI s0S'
The Hickman courier., 1915-02-18

Bring us that order for let
terheads envelopes, statements
IN fact any kind of job work.
/ rices right.
Refugee" stringless beans; 2
cans for 25e.-Prather.
The Hickman courier., 1915-02-18
TO GIVE CANDY PULLING.

There will be an old fashion
candy pulling at the Baptist par-
sonage ON Friday night, Feb.
18th, given by the Ladies AID
Society for the benefit OF the
church. \ general invitation e
extended. The fun will begin
promptly at I 30 Come.
The Hickman courier., 1915-02-18
SIXTEEN ARRESTED
ON NIGHTRIDER CHARGE.


to Tiptonyille has been in the
lhroes OF unrest and dissatlsfac-
ton for several months past, re-
sultlng from friction between the
white and negro inhabitants OF
the section involved.
From general reports, it has
been the white element who was
ON the offensive. Numerous no
tlces have been posted warning
negro tenants of the bottom TO
leave, while in many instances
negro cabins were shot INTO with
an utter disregard Of conse-
quences There have been vari-
GUS manifestations of lawlessness
very recently. Only last week,
50 report from that section
states, the nightriders shot IN
10 some tenant houses on the
farm of w c Upton and wound
ed one negro They also visited
the home of Jim Owens, white
man, and tried to get him to
JON them Upon Owens refusing |
or rather pleading sickness, he
was told that they void return
Tor him al later date and that
he would go with them or suffer
the consequences. Owens went
To Hpionville next day and in
formed the officers, who tried to|
run them down.
Sheriff EuddlestOn and depu-
ties also got busy last Saturday
IN the bottoms below town and
returned with three suspects, who
were lodged in Jail at Hickman.
Sunday citizens and land owners
joined the sheriff in further
search and four more were
brought in. Again Monday the
man hunt was renewed and five
more were caught in the drag
/ net
fhhose arrested, charged with
| the responsibility OF the present
| trouble. for lack OF better
/ name, called mghtriding, are;
/ Fred Smith
/ Noah knight
/ Tom Carr
/ VIII Garden
II Charlie Huff
/ Bud Thomas
/ Robie Montgomery
y Frank Saintclalr
u Jesse Harrison
- Bob Ellis
Artie Dotson
Bud Dotson
r Ernest Brice
"a Irvine Bradshaw
- Leslie Brice
,e Bob Webb
pa Word came up from j j
= Thompson place Monday mgl.
" that a fresh outbreak had occur
OF red aud that droyes of negro tea
~ ants were walking thea rallroaI
81 toward Hickman Rd safet'
Sheriff Huddleston went 10 ia
., scene of the reported trouble, bu
- found It greatly e1aggeraie,
az Some one rode up to the hous
IN OF negro tenant, threw a roe
- ON the house and called TO him
a White or blackf' The negf
-, answered Black, " whereupC
~ the hcrseman whistled and W
~ likewise answered IN the di
me- tance This precipitated q
" scare
A band OF masked men wait,
an another negro last wee
They offered no violence, bI
told him to inform all the negro
Azo OF that section TO be ont al
isys. gone IN a gwen time.
s0S. A, Linda, Mo, opposite Tlpto
willie. the gang has been terror
inc the country and thorougho
this section there are signs
i.p nightriding The nightriders
today are different from those
a few years ago, who caused
out much trouble about the la
list The object OF the new organi
ton IS to drive the negro popu
uon from tins country Seve
~ warnings have been posted up
Number Nine Bottom and
matter of nightriding has beco
tnck grave.
n As told in last week 5 Couri
mn a notlce was posted near Dor,
last Tues1ay in the vicinity OF
dcrs 7. Callahan ; leyee camp, wa
ifter ing the negroes to vacate.
nato These men were arralgned
1 by Judge Stairs court yester'
morning, aud thclr hearing
-. t.,.nnW.ttr H'fstIqN mt
The Hickman courier., 1915-02-18

b. Hendrix left Monday tor
Vicksburg. Miss, to attend the
bedside of his brother who Is very
i'll.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11

shown in the coming engagement of the worlds greatest lady violinist, Miss Maude Powell This bril- iant artist will he heard here in concert at the Auditorium early next month, and has created quite stir with the local musical societies, as well as many others that are well acquainted with this wonderful lady. Miss Pow ell has for years enriched the admir- CTS of violin music with knowledge of its newest manifestations. From her they first heard the TsChaikow- sky. the Dvorak and Sibelus concer- tos and many other works. Some have endured the test of time some have passed away But she who has played them for us first has not grown arrogant because of her sue cesses nor been dismayed by her fail ures. Steadily she has kept on mak- ing propaganda for the new.
 A special entermainment is being arranged here for Miss Powell when she appears, which will be given out later on.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11
NEW CENTRAL THEATER.

The return of Helen Gardner to the Nitasraph forces has enab ed that company to present Broadway Star Feature" in two reels that i'm cludes such notable Vitagraph play CTS as Rose Tapley and Glaien James, supported by an extra large company. The title of this production is "Underneath the Paint and is one of the best stories that the camera has revealed of stage life since motion pictures have become the most popular amusement in the country. On the same program there is also another Nitagraph feature. in- cuding Mir and Mrs Sidney Drew, who offer "The Combination, whi, Is aptly classed as a 'pippin comedy. ." Edward Jones and Louise Huff are starring in "The Namele5s Fear" a drama of much merit, while the big feature for tomorrow will be Leah Baird and Leo Delaney, for the Vita graph; Arthur Johnson and L0tte Briscoe for the Lubin company lq other words, il you want to see reat stars in an alLstar effort-visit tue Central
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11

that the public admires Miss Keller mann more in this dramatic role than ever it did when she dived i'm a tank on a vaudeville stage. Nor should we concern ourselves for the physical well being of this fair expert who pleases us with hei form divine, for though she appears sometimes al most innocent of material clothing as September Morn' we must rem am- Der that Annette, the mermaid is immortal and therefore not suscspt- ib e to anything so earthly as cold. This divene creature will appear at the Lyric three days beginning Feb ruary Ia, in the great photo drama production, "Neptune's Daughter !" and you will have ample opportunity to see this perfect woman" in her most charming role
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11
LYRIC THEATEn

Sidney Ayers and Doris Pawn, the stars of the "Big-U," are the feature players at the Lyric today, in Her Bargain" a two-reel society drama, by the big new Universal company.
 This is the story of a wealthy and popular girl who, to escape a million aire lover, chooses a husband from the laboring classes and later learns to love him. It is a tense dramatic and romantic story with Ayers and his fair supporter in one of the finest roles of their career Ayers has the part of the working man who marries the heiress and he is simply great
 Ben Wilson and Frances Nelson are also here today in Rex splendid drama. The Girl and the Spy" II IS a story of European espionage cal ried to the borders of our own coun- try, as the piece is staged in Ne" York
 Warner offers a feature comedy SHer Musical Beau" story that is funny enough for anybody
 Annette kellermann.
 In spite of the chill in the atmos- rhere, the graceful Annette Keller mann. the modern Venus, still poses, swims and dives for the divers.on O the pramatic public, and if one may judge from the throngs that have seen her day after day in this charm ing roe of mermaid, one might say
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11
R0YAL THEATEH

Here is brand new comedy from Biograph, real novelty -nothinl more nor less than the great French comedy story, "Three Hats" with William Jefferson as the leading comedian. It is the story of three bibulous individuals who bump into each other on their way home from a lark All lose their hats. and all get the wrong ones. Then there is uou ble, for this trio not only cannot ex plain the miX-up in hats, but all being strangers they cannot recover their headgear
 Another Shade of Green" is a comedy from Lubin, a big feature on this bright and attractive bill It is one of the funniest comedies I.ubin has sent in a month.
 The Escape of the Fast Freight" is a Kalem raj way drama, and this film needs no further introduction.
 Friday the Royal offers Beatriz Michelena in the title role of Goethe's great opera, "Mignon," picturized by the California Motion Picture Com. pany in five acts. It is the story of this girl who loves the little animals, the frogs, the rabbits, the mice, etc, a gorgeous story of the savants an1 the servants, the rich and the poor. positively the most gorgeously staged and costumed photo-dramatic produc- tion in history.
 The Royal management urges ey- eryone to see this novel picture az.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11
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THE THEATERS
AT THE PRINCESS

Another great vaudeville bill comes to the Princess today al matinee to remain until the close of the week. It is another remarkably clever mus cal comedy and novelty bill with some of the biggest and best acts direct from the big circuits. It is even a better bill than the opening offering of Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, and that is saying a good deal
 Of four of the acts which played in Little Rock the first ha'f of the week the Gazette gives the following splen- did synopsis. which will serve local patrons as a guide to the excellence of the bill:
 "The Six Kirksmith Sisters present beautiful and artistic musical act. They begin with an Instrumental number, playing the piano, two yio. lins, cornet trombone and saxophone. Then comes a violin solo with piano accompaniment, a vocal seXtet, cor net saXorhone and piano trio and a vocal solo which made the hit of the act and which was encOred. The finale was a medley of southern mel odies the house orchestra assisting and the youngest member of the com pany directing. It is good. clean act which deserves the applause it got
 The Empire Comedy Four made as big a hit. It is the same aggrega- tion as heretofore, three comedy members and one straight. the com. edy chaps being a German, a trased- ian and a sissy boy. They sing in good harmony but it is the funny stuff that gets them the big hand
 Charles McGood and company, two men and woman, have a fine aero. battle act called 'Pastime in a Bill ard Parlor.' The act is out of the ordi- nary One man seated at the tab @ takes his vis-a-ys. also sitting, and carries him across the table over his head and back There are number of unusual feats performed and the act is marked by the apparent casa with which most difficult feats are performed
 Jane Barber and Jerome Jackson the man as tall and thin as a bean pole and his partner. decidedly buxom, get many a laugh by their contrasting physical appearance. and al the close of their act they had the house in an uproar The man does an eccentric dance and the comeay stuff is good
 There is also on the bill Nile. Eidonie, the great oriental and Span. ish dancer She presents a number of especially pleasing dancing num- bers, all of which are staged with special scenery and lighting effects. Two of these dances are more than clever and they never fail to win this graceful woman a curtain call h a1- dition to her dances, Mile. Sidonie renders several splendid song mum. bers with pleasing effect. This gifted woman comes direct from a success. full tour of Europe where she ere ated a real sensation in the concert halls of England and the continent
 "A Keystone comedy will close the bill. The word has been passed that there will be another packed house on the opening night, so early reser- vation will be necessary to secure proper choice of seate.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11
INCOME TAX LAW
 TO BE CONTESTED

Boston, Feb. 10.-The constitu- tionality of the income tax as applied 10 mining companies was attacked in the federal court today by John R. Stanton, a stockholder in the Baltic Mining Company, in an application for an injunction to prevent the com panys officers from complying with the provisions of the tax law.
 Stanton contended that the law discriminated between mining com panies and corporations not owning mines, with respect to the kind and
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11

1t is a decided departure from the usual drama. It is magnificent, gor- geous, spectacular and the most beau tiful picture the camera ever pro. duced into animated pictures. The scene settings are beyond description. You must see them to appreciate them.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11
TWO WOMEN HUNG

onto their husbands coattails, beg. ging them to bring home some of Jack Goodine's famous Chile and Roast Beef Sandwiches with the gravy oozing out ob dem. s25 Central Ave, Phone 1076.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11

Dr A. L. Sneed mas returned after two months absence and can be found at his office in the Arkansas National Bank Building as usual.
 1s-z7-tf.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11
AuDETORIUK
"The FoIy eurIesuuers., :,


 The Folly Burlesquers" at the Au. ditorium, starting Monday. February l5, presents two iaughable comedy burlesquers. A night at Canfield's and the Midway with Tom J. Beesou and Lew Golden in the principal com. edy roles, ably assisted by a select company of principals and the pret. tiest singing and dancing choruses in burlesque who sing and dance from rise to fall of curtain, besides the two burlesquers filed with quick dia- logue, funny situations and lively musical numbers There is a big olio. one of the features; Mile Pierrot French living models is one of the latest sensations
 Taken as a whoe The Folly Bur lesquers is guaranteed to please the most fastidious. Among those de. serving special mention besides Bee. son and Golden are; John o. Grant Hazel Grant Babe Ray. Mack Sisters Jo p. Mack, w H. Trueheart and the beauty chorus, all tango dancers.
 Nat C. Goodwin In Never Say Die"
 Good news to lovers of corking comedy is the announcement of Mir. Nat Goodwin's coming to the Audi torium Saturday. February 20, in the big American and London success, Never Say Die" a farcical comedy, by William H. Poet
 Ii is an axiom that people would always rather laugh than cry" so, if this be true, patrons of the Audi torium will be in right" for this en- gagement. for years run in this country and London of Never Say Die" tells the story, and if the Eng fish can smile or laugh for a year the Americans should roar with merri- ment A fine company and scenic en. vironment are promised
 Maud Powell Coming. Considerable interest is being
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11

If you have an eye strain see Ro- senfieId Optical Co.,, 614 Central Ave.
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The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11

amount of depreciation to be deducted in ascertaining the net income.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-11

Let Sorrells Drug co. look after your KODAK finishing. G1+u
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
GASOLINE FILLING STATION

The W. C. Ownbey Drug Co have signed a contract with the 5. F Bowser Co. of Fort Wayne. Ind. to install for them an underground gas oline filling station in front of their drug store.
 This arrangement will enable them to better serve their trade with gasoline and will be much more con venient for the public and elimin- ates all danger of fire.
 The apparatus is handsome affair and stands OH the edge Of the side walk and is equipped with filter and is very convenient for filing aHtemo- piles from the curb.
 This will enable the public 10 buy gasoline l. to l6 hours out Of 24 as the drug store Is open to II o'clock each evening. and with the high reputation the firm has for square dealing, the public k assured Of the very best gasoline possible at the lowest price. AdYt
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
MARRIAGS SS. Hewitt Guile

Information cane - Tae \ a@s -ae pHrf 9f tEt==WeFk of the n lrr.a q Mss Lena Pearl HsN'st. .is pa aai [. ?. Ga2leg who resides ' here. D earrjns on Sanlay June 27-. Rev. ] fN gore otd ia'irs
 Tais vi ba surprise to aem Der Q. readers Tse Ne0s. but Vil b4 most H4a~a5. oHe. aS this 5e pie are NO aft=e mes. s2e.a' young pope V. 5a. oe
 The briaa is tfe la44.,r M= and Mr | hL Hewitt 4'1..n= a and is a Sprin i4e air. S.e grall4 [ , tle 'ot4l 'h : Aea. a,t has maqr friends here Te sroola is l h1rd-eor'sios Inde ri oe youns farmer. and \ 10 faforah. known
 The News ioins ia gisaie fo: them all happiness.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
Of Local Interest

Bora, to Mir. and Mrs. . r. Resd. fore part of last week, | ste..
 The Tontitown read has good foundation for model rcad. Give -Ais road the proper drainage. and it won't need any attention ill some time
 Mrs F. P. Whalen. Of MQslsegee, Okla. came in latter part Of Last week, and is spending several days here visiting her brother. J w In- gram and wife.
 Yoa can grade a road, and grade l road. but il you don't have q ditch to carry the water, you haven't inn proved il one bit. Ditch and dr 2 are the words
 There will be graveyard Workir 2 Sons Chapel Satgrday.. Aug 14'h. Everybody that is interested is in- yited to come. Bring toots and dinner and spend the day.
 Lots of folks have spoken to The News about the roads iu their see- ton and We are glad to note the interest manifest Let s do some thing more than talk, however.
 Stop the water from running across the roads in this section. and We have taken out the worst feat ure in our road building Notice this the next time you are ont.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13

the county who enjoys a wider ac- quaintanee than he He served Washington county in the lower house of the legislature in the year Of l90l, and he made a conscientious hard working servant for Washington county, and her people. In asking for the office of County Treasurer. he is not doing % without due study and preparation for me office He has been l successful business man. is now living on I farm, and is in every way qualified to fin the e.fie= he seeks
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
4 BIG ERPOR.

In the loeal last week regarding or the focal canning factory, The News made q biz mistake when < said that tae local canning plant would can on'y apples a4a pen hes. This should have read apples and tomatoes
 Quite a little comment among the various tomato growers was caused, and Manager Ranks had Is hands fHi making due explanation Der the fault lies wholly and solely wita
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
OFFTO SEATTLE.

Owen Parker. who has been engag aj in the watch repair and engraving business here for the past year, ac- eempanied by his wife. left latter 94re osthe week for Seattle. Wash. eaere he will make his home. His 'at.ler. Theo. Parker. has been here - few days visiting. and he re- sssaea with them. Seattle is the -1.-- oE tae senior Mr. Parker
The Springdale news., 1915-08-13
DID YOU KNOW THAT

UT O OO NNOW TfN
 nearly half of all the medicines sold ia drug stores are cathartics or laxa- tives It is more remarkable that of the hundreds of these remedies there is not q single one that will continue to give satisfaction. even if beneficial at first. The system becomes .hab ituated. larger dose must be taken to be effective \ systematic treat ment, consisting Of two distinct rem edies is being sold by druggists. Your druggist will tell you about Bi Lax. Remember the name Bi-Lax.