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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17
stiirmen his aruppsn ber sniirtsn
psrsebIi3 sesen bic poiitionen
Der gerbiinbeten an.
Sic iperbsn iiberall. Idipere @erlufts
erleibenb, 5uriidsei4lagen.
Sn ben aarpatben iperbsn bic 8uH.n
5uriidsebpd,,si.

Berlin, 49,, Dtt., iiber 2onbon.
griiiide 1ruppen griffen am Conn
tag bic bsutfden poiiiiOnsn norb5fts
lid Don Guebscourt, brsi Wsilsn fiib'
Ii6 BON gapaume seIes.n. an unb
bransen In bic porberiten 2inien elm,
iie iparben aber nit etnem 9essnana
srtff tpieber baraus pertrieben, lpie in
benz am Wlontag Don Der SberffsIl
5eertsleitrns per0ffentIi&ten offi3iel,
len 8eri@ anseiiinbist tpirb. Jrars0s
iif@e Srippen sriffen Die beutfdeu
pofitionsn ipeftlib DON Saillps sSuillis
fel an. fie purben aber aud burd,
einen gessnansriff suriidsstriebeH.
Die be5iisIi9e 8esaHntma4uns luiste!
pie folst.
rarmsesruppe BEG prinsen Rups
pre4t: aln hsr Shladtfront an Der
Somme fdnben am Sonntas ndbreno
bes gan5en 1ases lebbafts 4rtilIeries
sefedte ftatt.
rRorp0itli9 bon 9uebseouri, no
bic 9rttsn ansriffen. sslans es biei.n
an einem tkinen Stiid ber Jrout IN
unfere porbsriten 0rG5en eiHsubrius
gen, Der perlorene 8oben fpurbe aber
nit einem Gesenansriff polIiidnbi5
tpieoergeiponnen.
Die JransOien sriffen am gormits
tag unb aud am gbenb uniere prfi,
tionen ipeitli9 bon Sailp on. 81,
purbsn nit einem Gesenansriff Bis
iiiblid Don benz Dorf suriidsetpOrfen.
r4rmeesruppe bes beutideH aron'
prirsen: Sn ben arsonnen unb auf
beibsn llfern Der Waas fanben grtil-
lsriessfefte ftatt, abtr ,sin Snfantee
rieangriff.-
Bonn Sfli@en ariessfaa u
plat.
Der auf bi. an Der oitli6en Gront
itatisefunbensn GreisnifIe 9e5us ha'
benbe abiI Der offisisIIsn gssdnnt'
maauns lautet pie foIst:
Die RuTsu ma&ien am Scnntas
iiarte ansriffe in @oIbpnien, ipeitIia
DON aussi, bisfsl6en fuurben absr mi!
Tsbr jdpsrsn @erhiiten fit ben JeiHb
suriidsa9lasen.
.glu4 lotale 4ngriffs bic fiibIi9
Don Der 9robb aembers giknbahn
unb auf Der ebsn. DON Graberba ses
ma9i ipurhen. mibIunseu. aln bet
Warapnrta. aipifden aipnira DoIna
unb SiomorBsp sriffen aniebnIi3r
rufiif9e 9ruppsnmaiien uniere Gor'
nation an. aber auh bisie alnsriffe
fparen erfolslos. Der Geinb puroe init
febr iapersn DsrIuiten SuriidssfdIa.
gen.
.mefIi9 DON antst. In bem 3as
bitno 3abarx albianitt tpurbe Elm
itarter fsinbliGsr alnsriff. mad Dors
hsrssgansensr inteniiper artilIsrispor.
bsreituns, uniernOmmsn, Ct purbt
aber NIT iebr i6Deren DeriuBnr fir
ben 0einS abseiAlassm
I'm Der UrOnt bes Gfsbsrjusa aari
Csaas " 1su aazpatses NI,aesn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17

Zee Hahri6tenagentur aug gbriitia'
MIA telesrupbirt pirb, mar Der rumd-
nil9s Sampfer 9titribd. DON 1858
Sunnsn, ber DON einem beutiaen llns
tsriee6oot perieutt purbe, elm Wunis
tiOnsf4iff, bas bon Brett, Srantrei4.
aus na6 &r9onsel unteruess mar,
aIs Is perIentt purbe. Sas S4ifi
mar NIT ieiner 2dollnS fir 25,O0O,'
600 &roneH Deriibert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17

Oieb iparen am 1. Geptsmber 20,338,s
$50 stiit porbdnben, gegsH 1922
183 am Is. alpril sunb ssssn 20,es4,'
600 am l. De5ember 1913. Die 3u'
uabms betrus pdbrenb Der I.stsn bier
Wionats 81 prp3ent.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17
Gin britiI9es mHb elm ita :
lienif6es RriegsibiH
Saben in ber Strabe BON
Weiftnd IN elm EN- Ne.
BEL auf einanber ges

" tN.
Berlin, 16. Stt. 2luf bro9ttofem
Wegs mad ea9oiGe. Der ueberIes
@u3rt4ten1gentur 1T gemelbet NOR
ben, bab es in Der Meerenge Don
Wefiina pd6rs,tO einss gtebels gu Ell.
mem 3uiammenitOb 3pti6en einen
brittiden unb einem itGlieniIden
Srisgsi4tff fam. Die S4iffe feaerter
auf einanOer unb ems baDon purbe
fart bei4dbigt. Gin 6rttii4er pun3er'
trsuser tpurbe ins S9lepptuu na6
Reapel gebra6t. Gtr3elbeiten ii6er be
Qffaire iparsn nod ni4t in grfabrnng
81 briugen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17
. Dir prouitorifAr, non 31enierlos
ftnblirtt Nf9irrun9 III Grir@rnlano


auf ben Smotrac Bergen por6ereites
ten, uiib fie nabmen bret Offi5iet,
unb 3S1 Waann bsi benz Dorfs Conan
sefansen.
.gaberiThe Sruppen baben mehrers
ruIIiIde 9rdben eritiirmi. Oeiili6 bon
GirlibGba fpurben ruiiifde Gegenans
sriffe suriidasIdtaseit. Sh 6itsrreis
6iid, unsariiden 5ruppen md4tsa
bort me6r als tauienb Gefdngene.
,SibDflith bon Dorna Watra, In
Der gldbe Der rumdnifden Sren3e, ha'
ben bic @erbiinbsten ben Gsinb iibsT
bas Hesra Sbal 3uriidsetrie5en.
rSn Gie6enbursen finbsn an Der
rumaniI6en @re,ss Sample itatt. Sr
Der Dobrubid3a iii bic Gage unDsraHs
bert.
.Wlas.boniIde JrOnt: gm Gasrna
Slug, nuf beiben Seitsn DON groo
unternabmsn bic Ssrben in Der leBtsn
gadt pieberbOlte etnsriffe. Obne abey
etpas barnit gu errei9en.
.syeinblid. 9lnsriffe murSsH au4
Sci @rumiite unb nSrbIia Don ben
g2ibw Sobsn nit idtpersn @erluften
fir ben ysinb 5uriidseidlagen.1
Rriegsnad dri4ten aus buL
garif9en Quellen.
Sofia, 10. Oh, iiber Gonbon,
16. Stto6er. 9as &riessninifteriuu.
tiinbist bic 2l6tpsiiuns itarssr isr
biidsr gngriffe in Der SesenS DOH
Ueonaiiir an. Die getaRutmatuug
lantet tpie foIat:
Gin fiartsr feinbIiher ansriff. bes
nit einer DiDiIion in Der Gesenb 5tpis
iten Der Ulonaitir Gbauiise unS ber
eifenbabn sema4t tpurbe. iit NIT isbr
i6weren Yerluiten fir ben Gsinb 5i'
riidsei9lageH purben. Der In9rllT
tpurbs pd5renb Der gsdht srpsimal
ipieberboIt, absr isDesmGl 5uriidse'
iblasen. SeitIia Der Giieubabn puroe
elm 9erfub ieMoIi6er Snfanteris.
pOr3uriidsn DON uuisTsr Snfauteris
psreitelt.
Am g5srna JluB funbsn beftis:
&dmpfe itatt, absr ale ansriffe Dar'
ben mi. Sanbsranaten abseiaIassn.
SIN Mosleniea S6al fdnbsH bic iibli'
den artiIlerisssfs4te tatt. S4Dads
i.inSIi9e5 gngriffe auf bic iiiOIi4 BON
sarsoio seleseHsn S0ben anO ben
gabopo Berg, ME audi duf ben Sipfe.
beg -guput 1aih tpurben abseialassn.
9luf beiosn Ssiten bss Waroar 5lul'
i,s fanben i9ipade 2lrtilieriegeTshts
itatt. am iyub Der 9alafdiBa gerse
mar aGes ru9ig. I'm Der Struma Idn-
ben ssl.gentli4 artinsrissdmpfs uno
aua gurpOitsnsefs8te iiatt. aln Der
rumGniidsH GroHt 1T bic Gage unDer'
dnbsrt.A
Ssferreidif4e arisss.
na4rt&ten-
Wten, 1e. Dit. - llebsr aons
bon. - Cine ON Wontag pom a. a.
arisssminiiterium erlaiiens offi5isus
3 getanuima4uns lautet ipie iolst:
.Rumdnifdzllnsarif4s Trpnt: Tis
Gage lit bort I'm Weientli4eH unDsr,
dnbert. Die aampfe iino nod i'm
@anse.
,SiibIi4 DON Dorna Matrd habtn
mir bic RuiIen iiber bas Nssra 9bal
5uriidgeporfen unb babel einsn Diff
sier unb 217 Waonn sefangM senomr
men unb 5ipei Mai4insnsd4iiBe sr'
beuiet. gei airIibuba nahmsn mir in
ben bort itattsefunbenen admpfen 5
Offidsre unb 1887 Wlann ssfansen
llnb mir srbeuteten fiinf Mai6insRs
geftiise unb auf bem Smotree Berg
lpurben br.i Sffisiere unb 3S1 Mann
esfansen senommen. GessnaRsriffe
Der gsuifen ipuroen iiberaIl abgsidlus
gen.
.Jn Der Gesenb BON 2uDopa baben
banerifthe 9ataiIlons cine feinpliae
RoEtion senommen.
.gln Der Raropuota, am obsren 2duf
bss Gsrstb GluiTts unb iiibpeftIia
bon -iaroAS aasse; pie GsHss ,sss Gtas'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17
25on oen Gntenfe. 2ad6tea formelr anerkannt
Sic Gage amf bent 6rie9sidanplab int Slllgez
1meimem mmber1noert.
3iem(i6 6eftigc Edmpe finoen On faa a((en 5ronten
fiat
Do6 find die Hnsriffe der HIrsn lberalI ebne Grfes.

Oant 9nber fb nod
n uni
twsoe Ge
gina @nge
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17
@etterbertAt.

Sir Sbio, Snbidna, aentudp
unb Beit girgiuien: S60nes, etipas
tilblsres 8etter am 0ienitag. 2tm
Wtitttpo6 f46nes 8etter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17
Die Seniselss ReSiernn8
BON Wrie dgenlatt0
Gormell BON ben entente
Wd6ten anerfannt.

Wd 6 ten anerfdnnf.
aonbon. 16. Oft. - Die Gns
tente4Mddte baben formsG bic proDi@
foriihe Resieruns bon Grie4enlanb,
bic bon BEN friiberen premier 9eni5e,
los alf Der Snfel areta etablirt uno
fpdter nad Der Jnlel Mptilene perlest
fuorben III, anertannt.
Die aonfuln ber gntentes sWtddte IN
Ganeo, Der Sauptitabt Don &reta, finb
anseipieisn ipprben, In usbereinftims
mung bamit 81 bunbeln.
Cine Offisiells Mntiinbigung fast,
bab bic fOrmelIs alnerteHnung Der rros
pifDrifden Regieruns 5op.it nur auf
areta ge3ug bat, gIeihSeitis pirb aber
aud ansefiinbist, baB in Gonbouer of
fi5iflIen areifsn bon elmer 4nertens
nung bss neieu sriebif6en aabinets
In atben feitens Der Gntentes WGdtc
nidts beiannt fei.
Sm @eiten ipte tint Often
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17
GeHorbea
ST elmer Der @eri 9p0rer
bel ber grmorbung bes
SbroHfolgers Sran5
Eerbtnano.


Gerbtnanb.
Berlin, 16. Stt. - 4uf bra6tz
lpism @ese nd9 SupOilIe. Vie
ueberiee Ga6ri9teu Qgentur mel
Ret, bab elmer ga4riht oun Serajeop
in gosnien Sufplse Rebja 8etoDic,
elmer Der 9eri9tp0rer bei Der Grmors
oung bes gr5bersogs Sran5 5erois
nanb, bes 0Iterrei4ii6en S6ronTol'
gers. I'm Sabre 1914, i'm W&ilitdrs
@efdnsntB geitorbsn tit.
9rei Der @erf6p0rer tparen in;
sebruar 1915 biugerittet porben,
ltub SatOp 3ilOpic unb RebiO SerODic
trurben gu lebensldugli4em 9efdng'
nib berurtbeilt, bas ipdter auf 20
Sabre srmabigt pulbe. Gabrto
prinsip, Der eigsntlid)e Wtorber, pur=
be gu srpaR8ig SaAreR SeTGnsniB osr'
urtbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-17

Ulaxbertta" in Der italientT4en SlOtte
- Elm e6emaliger 9anbelsbampfer bon
3577 Sonnen.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22
TEMPERATURE OF THE CREAM
Thermometer VIII Tell How Long
LIQUID May Be Kept. Provided
Clean Methods Used.

Firstgrade cream should NOT con
tain over 4.i0 OF one per cent .iOOl
Tactic acid
The higher the temperature al
which cream II kept, the quicker It
will sour and the more frequently 70
should be- delivered to the creamery
or churnod into batter on the farm
The thermometer viii tell how long
the cr0am may be- Kept. provided clean
methods Of production are used.
According to results obtained. cream
Krpt al Sg degrees + should be- delly.
cred daily: cream kept at 20 degrees
r. should be delivered every other
Cay. cream kept at 90 degrees r may
be delivered every third day and
cream kept at 10 degrees +. would bo
sweet II delivered twice a week, and
first grade. n delivered every ilfth
day. or possibly once a week From
Bulletin No los. Oklahoma yricul.
turAl Experiment station. std tator.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22
ORIGIN OF sURNAMEs.

Once upon a time given names
We're the only names IN use.
One was Tom, Dick or Harry,
and that was all there was about
1t Our present surnames arose
from the nicknames. Thus Tom
Line Taylor became in time Tom
Taylor, and his defendants used
Taylor as the family name. The
most familiar OF our surnames
We're taken from the occupations
Of our forefatherS, as Smiths.
Bakers, Brewers, etc. Many Of
the men moving 10 new towns,
had the names Of the places from
which they had come fastened
upon them. Others took names
like Pope, KING and Bishop from
playing those parts in plays
and Bacon are simple. Purce /
developed from pourcel, meaning
little pig. Gait and Grice are
old dialect words of the Same
meaning. Tod meant Fox. Fitclie
was polecat, and so the keen
student OF languages traces the
beginning of our names in the
old dialects. Some of the nick
names were originally distinctly
uncomplimentary, as Seeley for
silly, Cameron for crooked nose,
and Kennedy for ugly head
Grace developed from grass or
fat.-American Boy.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22
WATER FOR THE WORK STOCK COTTON MEAL FOR CANE
stuhble Needs Fertilizer Hgh In NJ
troqcu 20 Give u Good Start
Fill Furrou Gradually

smbhlo cane ucodi a fertilizer Sigh
IN nitrogen TO giy, % good l'ari
Cotton seed meal lH recommended AZ
the rate of COO pounds 90 the sore
smbble which has been banked
against frost should 30 barred of and
the crowns NJ last year uncovered and
hoed so that they can sprout Split
the middlcs Fertilizer should De- ap
piled before the barred furrowi are
Filed. aud u vii. be- ready a. use
when the roots begin to grow
Where canes are 10 be- planiod cut
them IN fouJ or I'VE Joint lengths
Rows should be- six 20 eight feet fpart
according to e X McQuarrIr stale
agent for Dhe University 81 Florida
extension division Plant The canes
IN burrows about Xix TO eight inches
deep and lap them little 10 lus1rr "a
better stand. Canes should D, GOV
cred slightly, barely enough to civ,
moisture Tor termination
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22

II Is possible to produce hogs In
South Carolina at cost varying from
three to i've cents per pound. when
they are grown and fatteued ON a
good pasture and a limited amount uf
dollar corn There are two very i'm
portant essentials 10 consider in the
production OF hogs for profit First
pasture and forage crops. second.
breeding stock.
Pasture and Forage Crops.
The permanent pasture Is essential
and should be- OF good size bermuda
and bur clover as permanent pasture
cannot be surpassed A mixture Of
onehalf bushel Italian rye grass, ono
half bushels Of tall meadow cat grass,
onehalf bushel orchard grass and Is
pounds Mammoth clover will alGo pro
duce excellent grazing Either of
these mixtures will furnish grazing
practically ~ months IN the year and
win give absolute satisfaction In
many sections OF the state The follow.
Ing rotation OF forage crops viii 20
hand In hand with the above perma'
nent pastures In tho production Of
cheap pork
Lot / Pillow and plant IN corn May !
and broadcast one bushol cowpeas
after last cultivation Hog this down
IN the fall and pillow remnants Of crop
under and put into winter pasture OF
oats. rye and hairy vetch. sowing this
mixture about September /.
Lo, 2. Plant one-halt bushel each Of
early varieties OF cowpeas and SOY
beans In rows two feet apart and cultl-
yate This lot may be- divided with
temporary fence 40 as 20 pasture sep
arately. Turn the hogs in and after
eating OF follow In the fall with a
crop Of rape, drilled In rows two feet
apart a, n rate OF four rounds per acre
and broadcast about aitoon pounds OF
crimson clover These crops should
be put In In September and will afford
pasturage during the winter months
Lot g. Plant three pecks Of peanuts
per acre In July. drilling them In ~
inches apart IN rows 2ih feet apart aud
cultivate After being hogged down
follow with a winter pasture 81 oats.
rye and yetca.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22
A STRINGENT LAW.

The recent "lameuted" legs
lature created the office of a hu-
Tel Inspector lie viii have the
appOintlnent of "A deputy at
5000 and a stenographer at 500
The Inspector will be appointed
by the Governor and Will have
his office IN Frankfort. Lodging
houses and restaurants come un-
der the provision of the act
Nlnety-nine ,u,d sheets, two Of
them on rsery bed, ami made OF
white linen or cp;iJG, washed AZ
ter being used; TIVE clean towels
Il day in each room, individual
towels during certain hours IN
the public washroGms; a window
IN each room opening out OF
doors or into an al shaft; hall
way door; a chen zeal fire eXtin-
gulsher or stehG pipe for every
100 feet of floor space; stair
way fire escapes for three story
buildings, and proper sanitary
conyeniences, are among the Spe-
olilc requirements OF the act. A
- fee for a license and a tax OF
y cents the room, not 30 exceed
$40 annually, are TO be collected
from hotels for the support If
the department-Ex.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22
A MEDICINE OF MERIT
Meeting With Great Success As
1t Fills a Long Felt Want

There are many new articles be
ing put on the market each year,
but seldom has any new medicine
gained the praise Of the public as
Lemolac has; this is due 10 the
fact that Lemolae is a substitute
for CalOmel that really does the
work in such a pleasant manner.
1t does not grippe, sicken or sail
vate you and cause you 20 lose
time from your work. The name,
Lemolac, is very easy 10 remem-
Der as it is Calomel spelled back
wards. We don't mind advertis-
ing an article OF merit and we be
lieye any one viii praise Lemolac
who gives it a trial. We are adj
vised that Helm & Ellison sell
lots Of LenGlac. ADV.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22
In Hot Weather Animals Should Have
Opportunity Of Drinking at Leas,
Five Times Daily.

Three times a dE, Is not enough to
water live stock. They should have.
especially IN hot weather. an oppor
tunity Of drinking at least Eve times
daily before each meal. and at inter
walls OF two and ouehalf 70 three
hours apart between meals.
The animal that works IN hot
weather on five or siy.hour stretch
without water suffers intensely from
thirst Frequent watering prevents
water collie and other m effects.
Never allow the animal 10 drink
when very hot Always forco him un.
der such conditions TO drink a little
at time until satisfied. Clemson Col.
lege Bulletin.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22

forage crops such a. alfalfa care.
sweet potatoes and chufah. Viii b
might be used Ia conjunction with Oh.
81 crops In pagturiug hogs on iegulii.
nous pastures Il will be- unnecessary to
supplement grain ration 70 q large
extent n would be- desirable iu feei
a finishing ration NJ corn for the last
few weeks before marketing.
Breeding Stock.
Next IN the importance 10 o." ras.
ture and forage crops DO the select on
OF breeding stock Flrs' Of Az elect
regular breeding. prolific so@ tlat
viii produce two large lIttrrs var
II is not practical ior an 20 hay" regis
tered sows bet =sory farmer can se
lect good grade sCwa AZ home and
breed them 10 registered boam elem
son Agricultural College
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22
PERCHES FOR THE HENHOUSE
Capital Idea 10 Have Two Sets, Chang
Ing About Each Month-Sun.
shine Kills All Vermin.

II Is well to have two sets Of perches
for the poultry house Each month.
when tho houses are cleaned and tho
litter removed. the perches IN the
house may b0 removed ard the ones
held in reserve placed in position.
The perches not In use may be
taken 20 an old field. some distance
from the chicken house and placed in
a fence corner. After being subjected
20 sunshine, wind and rain for
month. all trace Of animal life on them
has been destroyed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22
WILL MY CHILD TAKE DIR.
KINGS NEW Discovery?

This best answer is DR.. Kings
New Discovery itself. IL is a
pleasant sweet syrup, easy 10
take. 1t contains the medicines
which years OF experience have
proven best for Coughs and Colds
Those who have used DIR. king's
New Discovery longest are its
best friends. Besides every bot
tie is guaranteed. II you don {
get satisfaction you get your
money back. Buy a bottle, ute
as directed. Keep what Is left
for Cough and Cold Insurance.
ADV.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22
LUCK" IN POULTRY BUSINESS
No Danger Of mlshap or Failure "
Chickens Are Kept Under Strict
Sanitary Conditions.

There is no such word as luck"
IN the poultry business. All diseases.
mishaps or failures are the direct re-
suit OF some neglect.
When chickens aro kept on farm
under stric, sanitary conditions there
In no danger. but your Deighbor will
probably call II luck" rather than sys.
tematic attention.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22
CLEAR SKIN COMES
FROM WITHIN.

Il is foolish TO think you can
gain good clear complexion by
the use Of face powder. Get at
the root Of the trouble and thor
Oughly cleanse the system with a
treatment OF DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. Gentle and mild in action,
do not grippe, yet they relieve the
liver by their action on the bow
els. Good for young, adults and
aged. Go after a clear COM
plexion today. 25c at your durg-
gist. ADV.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22

hy use of the foregoing common
forage crops for hogs % is possible TO
furnish pasture every month ln tho
year The above lots ara based on
ono acre each july is most difficult
month Loo the year boo which TO produce
good pasture Special care should
be taken TO secure an early maturing
variety OF cowpeas aud plant rarly
There are numerous other excellent
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22

President Wilson has signed a
bill incorporating the Boy Scouts
of America and giving the organ
Rzation the exclusive right 70 the
use OF that name. Colin Liyings-
ton, president, and the other of-
ficials OF the organization and Il
group of ranking Washington
Scouts witnessed the signing.
The President was told that the
membership was $4,000 boys and
$4,000 men.
L4EM0LAC possesses the vir-
tues of Calomel without its UNI
pleasant and dangerous after-ef-
fects.
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grisw0ld
and children, Mrs. Geo. H. San
ger and son and Mr.. and Mrs j..
p. CuSlck mOtOred 10 Martin Sun
da and spent the day with rcla
tiycs.
After all, wealth ism I every
thing. You can feel just Us
prosperous after drinking TWEEN
ty glasses of beer as you can af
Ter drinking twenty glasses Of
champagne.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22

Suppose fire broke out today
in the house, office or store al
joining you how would you stand
in regard to fire insurance poll.
cyl Have you got one at ALI
Is it in "A sound and reliable com.
panyi Now ia the best time to
think about il and 10 take out
policy ii you haven't one. You
cant get il afterwards you
know. See US about policy al
once. The cost is snAll-tle
benefits great.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22

Hickman Lodge No. 76l, +. 4
A. M.meets in regular communica-
lion ON the second and fourth
Monday nights in each month.
Visiting brothers always welcOin'
ed.-Frank Won Berries, Master,
II T. Beale, Sec'y.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22
GIIlI!ssy5;;3
Nlsll!. IS
Il
L. o. o. M. NOTICE.

Hickman Lodge No. 1894, Loyal
Order of Moose will meet
every second and fourth Wed.
nesday nights at their new
club rooms at 7 80 p. m. All
members are requested TO atten |
rach meeting. - G. l.. Walker,
dictator, Chester Barnes, Secy.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-06-22
Prepared Meat
Perfection

0F course every butcher hes
" perfect right to brag about
his sausage, bologna, chopped meat
and other things Of that sort.
He knows very well what's in
them, and the buyer doesn't.
We could tell you things about
certain kinds of sausage, for in
stance, that'd fairly bark with in
terest.
Only safe way is to trade with
. reliable butcher-one whom you
know will give you a fair deal.
Can we serve youi
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