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The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
STRENGTH
OF MARKET
UNSHAKEN
Bears Find Small En-
cOuragement
Thursday

NEW YORK, Sept 29.--The New
York Evening Sun financial review
Thursday said
In an orderly and rather unin.
toresting speculation today prices,
although "a times exhibiting irreg
ular tendencies, were firm In the
best part of the session with de
cided strength in a few issues and
r--H-T' T1vTUCr7 III F0UTU n tnr vrr
cialetoaies Declines from the high
points were not important, in view
Of the extent OF recent improve
ment. while ON tho other hand gains
IN the general list as compared with
the closing I'm Wednesdays market
were relatively small. the movement
a. quotations lacl,inr the stimulus
ot great public buying as reported
ON preceding days OF the week
There was however buying in fair
volume for outside account
\ "As the session progressed. how
ever. there was no indication In the
character OF m, radinRt that a big
slump IN market values was ap.
proaching Tharc was no import ant
liquidation and traders. although
somevha, boarish were extremely
cautions Ia putting out contracts
ou 'he snort slide ~ speculation
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
Marriage Licenses

Eopeno s sahin, % Grace # Nc
Gr7w. 70
Isaac Rogers. 90. Cleveland. Men
Gle Fl. Johnson. % same
ROYAL q. Mack 90 Detroit Helen
Isaac Rabinowtcb. %. Ella Rebe.
raul Dzidowsl,l 81 radyslawo
Nsisor Norman. 81; Helen r.
:, :, Robcrt " coate, as Lillian
nfj"a, !, t@Sy q Hopp. rs Josephine De
..joserb T. Matusinsu 20; celia
w.lllom, II Martin. s' Anna NJ
J.hr Gahenau-h, ts Anna Nardo-
Rtefrhert II KoUermarn. 2I To-
lodo Amanda A Kijak. e. same.
Walter F.. Johnson. 30. Violet NJ
carl T. Best. % Edna I carleson
GeorFo Larson. - Mary Dnuns
..-I..,l..y PIa1,9..y Stoozkuna'. s'. Helen Cos
George GerunR as clara wesllng
Joseph Golomp. 2s Frances che
AustIn chambers % Irene n
Floradav. o.
Nathan T. Walkcr, "a Elizabeth
Whrafloy. -.
Joseph Suri g. Kat0Hn Ercrl 81
Albert ~. Daily 80 Edna q. Amey
Arthur Lehman o. Wvandotte,
Ellen Cnhill, %, same
Clarence Kvcsfcr 20 cleveland
Helen " carter s. same
Paui IT Decker. 81. Ethel Skcldon,
%
Patrick Rurus &c. Lydia Boston
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
tDunuInE and Gteyenal

East BUFFALO. y Y. sept IS
Ut CHTF1 rT1Urt5rt, 7t0v-
choice - prime native steers, S95OQ
- 80 fair 10 good, So n %, plain.
= 25 $50, very coarse and common,
s o. IS, choice heavy butcher steers
. 5oHs; fa'r 70 good $50 $50 best
handy steers, s. SoT9 FAIR 20 good.
as ycarl'nge, prime. Sa5o4
io2t fair 10 good. Ss50a9; best
handy butchor heifers. $500 7.75.
fat cows, 80 5oa r., good butcherinE
cows. Sc $50. medium 20 fair. s51
$50. cutters, sfQ4-25, Gamers, Sc 50
q fancy bul.s fIY7 20 good
bulls, s5d so. best feeders, S78525;
common 70 good iG.25n6.f5 best
stockers, s6T5d7 common 20 good.
ti50H rs, milchers and springers.
f7501Q0.
Hogs Receipts. 10 cars, market.
lower, heavy. 1II57 yorkcrs.
el076n11; piFs, $500.
sheep Receipts 10 cars; market
slow. top lambs. S1025a104oi year
lings, $3.50 q 9.2o; wethers. $sG S.25;
ewes &SHS25.
Calves S5R13,
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
Livestock


MIC HiGAN CENTRAL sTOCKNARDS
DETROIT. sept 2S-Cattle Mar
k't best grades. camera and bulls.
steady AN others soc low6r than last
wr"k best heavy steers S77JW S,
best handy weight butcher steers
IS bandV iV' iigSf ~ 6,rrSers a'tu - az
So Light butchers. s. 5.25. best
COWS. stUs.25 butcher cows. s. 20 II
$40 common COWS. St5ou as. can
ncl-. 81 aN n 4.25. best heavy bulls, S6
0 $50, bologna bulls. $5g5g 3 81.
stock bulls SIS 2545'0 stock bulls.
p % feeders tfG7 stockcrs.
81 30 .It mixers and erriugrrs. S40d
81. Veal calves Market - I2 $50
lower. hest S}2ut2 -. heRvies, 81 q
90 sheep anl lambs Market. lambs
lor'5c lower. sheep steady. best
lalLoa s. 15 ulQ falr laHhH II
80. light 90 common lambs ssd
-. fair 90 good sheep. So 25d6 %,
Guile and common. 50 500 $50 Hogs
Market prospects l0c lower, pigs,
$50 od9 others. s. 50Gl0.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
cHTCAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, Ill. Sept 2s Hogs Re
coiuts 5000 market, slow to l0c
lower, mixed and butchers. Ss.65q q
10 so. good heavy, .&lQulO.-5, rough
heaYl-Sa-EnA l&l-LgAt- -Sg1nli 70 % .
pigs. S6-5dgTO Cattle. Receipts
500. market. steady 20 strong
bceNes. So 10fi f1.25 COWS and helf-
ere. sS40a 935. sto~kers and feeders
$3.50 40. Texan s. a 90 calves
tS60f13. sheep Receipts. 1000
market weak native Sf S0fi r so.
western. $3.50 40. lambs S6-5H
1910. western g. 1850.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

CHICAGO Sept 2S-Butter EN-
traR 32d 2sikc arsts 81 U32c. dairy
extras. 22ir n 23Ac frsts % = SOC
Esgs Trime orfinarv. cSi4 f 19ts e.
nrRts 40 Il 70iSc Cheese. Twins. isA.
R19c. young Americas, 1914 QIga, a.
Live poultry Fowls. i-c. ducks. If1
l5c geese IA l7c. springs. l0c. tur-
keys pc Potatoes Receiptn 30
cars; Green Mountains. s1261130.
Wisconsin. 81 a13o. Malnes. s. 8od
f35
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
CyB1 CsJSoll- Cx)split.
ToIEDO GRAIN

CASH Il S-,. september s. s7s, 'ISs Be
combeu 81 f11a May si.G2A Corn.
Cash and September, 9oc, December
~ q May, 7Stsc oats Cash and
september. t'C. December 51i4C.
Nav. SAC. Pv". cash. 81 24i5 Clo-
vcrseed cash and October sqt2.
December s. so March S432 Prime
aleikc Cash. S1015 Timothy. Cash,
s. q Butter. Brick creamery 26o5
tub creamery a.c Eggs. Fresh cHu-
died. 2}c. fancy selects. 3sc. Hay No
timothy, 81, No. . timothy, s13.
IL 20 clovnr hay. I'll
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
rnLEnn LIVE srnrl,

TOLEDO. Sept 'S HoFa. Receipts
500. market. 25c lower henvlcs.
81 d G50 40 10 mediums. tl0gHd1o IS.
workers.. ts15 "a 1910. good piga. lq.25
n $50 calves Market lower sheep
and lambs Market lower.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
psirolt aank clcarinns

Detroit bank cloarines Thursday
were sS.25S.Sl35e Total clearings
for 1910 10 date are Sl,,f9l37Og as
against 81 036. .2Al ,0Go 81 for the cor
responding period IN 1918.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. I'll sept 2S--OpeninE
Wheat. september, down &c, De
ccmbsr. down Lct May. down 3.
Corn. September, down iS r.. DcCen-
Der. up - &C.. May. up &c Oats. Sep
tefnher up iSC. December. IN
changed. Nav, unchanged Pro
visions. steady.
CT0se=V y tCAt sept up &c, Dec.
up eSc, May up s. Corn Sept. up
H.. bee up 4c. May up sc Oats.
sept up l4c. Dec up q May up
s. - Provisions steady, except pork
which is higher.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
NrM Cornoratlonn-

articles Of association were filed
lur county building Wednesday
Floyf ~ Haynes 4 Co. capital
20 for S50.10o. the Chumcra Fin
pany. $4,000, The Woman's
hop. $1,000 and tho Rumanian So
ial club.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
NEM-NnnI nl rrEn -ANn 80

NEW YORK. sept aS Butter.
Quiet receipts. 1910. creamery cx-
ira. '5c state dairy tuba. cs434fac.
imitation crruw"r, GrV'r. 3oTa0iAc.
rrr-ials }5l- 12G, EEce. Firm re-
colpts. $50 nearby white fpucy o.
0 f9c. u"arhy mixed fancy. 32M3Tc.
fresh hrsts 22i. "a Roc
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
Banks and Trust Companies.
The following arms are iprIyileged

to execute orders on the Exchange:
~ + Moss x CO. Carlyle q Povah.
Geo. NJ wSs, a Go. e. e. MqccEons
mour n Co. W. r. Mclaughlin. Mer-
rlll Lynch a Co. ", A, HNmnn y
Co. VIM. A Neer a. Co. Sinclair a
CoIls. Emmett l. Sprague. VIM. X.
Rose \ Co. + X. Pelton & Co. Joel
Co. W. =. Reilly q Co. Matthew
Finn. l. ". Wallace x Co. Lewis O.
Storkard a. Co. Bennett Smith =
ltlrlOn. ..---------
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
Produce

DETROIT Mlehs sept 2s-Com-
mission mon reported little or no
change in either prices or conditions
this morning The Jewish hol.isy
sea son Is on. the urgent demand for
heavy hens is over. and with re
ceipts on a liberal scale the market
for poultry is by no means strong
even at inside quotations Peaches
ere also on tho easy side Receipts
are still large, and with the pcdleTs
idle ON account OF tho Jewish holi-
day stocks are not moving very
freely. As for the rest trade is
fairly active and tho market In
steady position
Apple. -soe0u bu: s2R27S per
bbl., for choice and sS8s.5o for
Bansnn. Good shipping stock.
Beans Dried Llmas. ohg7c h.;
CaIifoTnIs Fruits-ptnrr-. s75o
81 pears. t25H box grhp's. F.75Q2
Cabbage $25o1275 per bbl.
York. 2oi, &C. da1e.tfr swiss. 2Ga83c.
imported Swiss, $50 t.s brick at,a,n
2tc, long horns. 2o4c, daisies. lsh
Cranbrrrics -'e-5 bu. s7a75o pcr
dressed cnIve, Fancy country
dressed llIlNc. $50 2. 100 lsc 10.
rfNn - fAhhiFN ~ NfHlNfA
81 so1ft,i hu ladish"s. ~ l3c do2
parvlsN. % I'd 300 dpE rucuwl ers. ha'
house. 3 " % U"I dpE tomatoes. r.
20 3" ger hu.. carrots. 81 - per hu
frftFfTF 50 - ~ Ucr Ntt". rid -
tnee, s-'9ga per d"z, green on,
bag erE plant. 81 25al5o IN
Grapes -- Ponies. l2ni2iac. 3-lh.
New Honey Fancy white. IFTI5c.
amber, l0W lie lb.. extracted, uSc
Hay-nstrop shippers are paying
the fNllpwing prices Tor bA'ed nav IN !
car lots Z O. b.. Detroit: No. I tim
othy a-~ sffT 10. stnnlari TIM |
uiNed. tll dlg. No miyod. isN y; |
No. 4 clover 50 p 80, re straw. 81 so !
a. wheat and oat straw, .y6.0OI7 |
lemons 60 30 pcr H-x
Iimcs - it~l2 30 per 100.
Melons t.ockyfords. nats, i.25
osagr. g. tIri' hu
n~nErs valenciss. IS 52.Te box
onions southern, 3, -ofr2f0 per
ioo-lh AK. spanish ~ f5 e t.15 hu
81 20 = ,, e5 7saso,c per fu.
rInms-Rluc, s. q 20 5o pet bu.
Potatoes Round. Sl75. long. $40
roui,r, Brolers. isalsc. fancy
] T iao. No ~ hens. ibu1Gc stage, I2n
49, s".se, l&01 &C.. ducks. i7Ulsc.
turkeys 25c 10
sweet Potatoes 81 25 per hu. i275|
per M, Jerseys. Sl55 per bu.. So
JOINING PRIcRs.
gal. Line beans sfdieb Corn,
fancy Maine. ul5, standard. ~.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

Table berts. .sl.2SNl.Ao. -eas. Fancy
early June 81 80, standards. ST. SAL
mon. tam. $3.50: fat. pings. 20cl To-
early June. ti.bo. sifted early June,
81 20 doz.
coffee white House. 2oc. standard
paEkages. lsi1 H2li9c no.
Feed -JObhing prices loo-lh sacks
bran. s2f 30, standard middliugs. tes;
tine WIddl'uEs f35 cracked corn, S39;
coarse corn meal $50; corn and oat
Flour -Iobhlng prices qest Mlohl-
San pat"nt 81 40. second patent $3.50;
straight. 81 GO. pure rye 81; spring
patent. $40 hbl. in eighth paper
Detroit ou Raw linsecJ on, 77c;
boiled llnsced. TSo cal. IN barrel lots
soa,i.s, sNgf@,5isPs. y, ron ,eatrrIs biam.nd
cine. 1890. red crown gasoline, l7c
hardware Nails. $3.50 keg base,
anne9lcJ wi~o s. 95 bundle: galvan-
izea barbed wire, 2-point. s2.2s spool;
Eaugo. sass. 2s-gaUFe $500. 30
gaug~, 8 20 Per Ewt Bum bronh,ed
$50 doz black shoot metal. - and
gadFe 81 ai IS gauge. ~: per cwt
carriage bolts, small, So. 10 and
OF large, 4QC and ~ machine
bolts. small 90. 10 and s on large,
40. ! and s on list
Hides-No ] cured hides, l9c, No,
/ green hides. 1ec, No ! cured bulls.
lbc. No. ! green bulls. l2c. NO
cured veal kip. 2Sc -. / green veal
kip. 2lc; No. ] cured tnurrain, lSc:
No ! green murrain, lse so J cured
horse hides. g. 50 No horse hides,
81 so No tallow. r lsc no tallow.
6lkc per lb 40 2 hides. lie or 40.
2 kip and calf ltac oT sheepskIn
CAS- TO amount wooD 50c4 f1.26.
NEW YORK PRoDUCE
s,sddS ST .pr56s Pa6H po5ca}s 5sP' ;ssog ssog9955 e
Firm mess. t3oa51 Lard: Easy:
middle west spot. sIt9oa4F sugar
Raw. easy, centrifugal 90 test. S577.
muscovado, 50 tcst, s5 refined. firm
cut loaf 1880. crushed. ST.75. pow
dered. Sss5 granulated fS751 7.O5.
Coffee. Rio No on spot 9ilc Tai
low Firm special. l0c. city 9Ac.
country a,d9Mc Hay quiet prime
sl25i No g. 95c H{l 90. clover 65cR
S117 Dressed poultry Firm tur-
keys. 25a 25c. chickens 20 q a2c;
fowls - "a 22c. ducks. 22c Live poul
Try steady, Foeso. lac ducks, 1Sc;
fowls. goo turkeys. 20c. ROSTERS
l4c. chickens brothers, 2ic Cheese:
strong state milk common 10 spe-
cials 1fig n 2otac. skins. common 20
special s1l7isc.
ELGIN BUTTFR.
FLGTN I'll. Sept 23--Butter Sales
AZ 20 cents, an advance Of &c over
last week
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
New York Stocks

Following quotations furnished by
GIornblower q Weeks sept az l9ld.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
Boston Copper Stocks

Furnished nv Hornblower e Weeks
sept Open nigh Low close
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
COUNTRY HOME

We orer acres near car line on 10
house. built 8 years. costing $4,000
when built: good barn. other out
buildings all frst-cless. We viii
take 5000 for II on terms. from
ley. Wilson Co Cadillac G9oe. 1918
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
nELr wANTED-nALK

BRIGHT YOUNG MAN about
II years of age TO work in
mail room. Apply Mailing
Dept, Detroit Times, 1915
II Bagley-ave.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

>r Mt EtoTr vAEHGN LOTS WE'RE SOLD SUNDAY
$50 orEHmcu te
wonder why hesitate I'm huyrr AN improvements VIII
10 "ER DOWN PER MONTH Er77
C.. X. ROBERTS REALTY COMPANY,
$50 PENoHsCyr BLDG CHERRY 1870
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

PRIVATE LESSONS ENGLISH
Mathemnttcs Phone North 3s79-M
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

snf f.nrea T'mr cGSoasnAPRlssi SSsn, 81 'SgaSo a,S
fancy Maine, tll5; STANDARD. o.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

ELGIV BUT~TFR.
FIGTN III Sept 23.-Butter. Sales
AZ - cents an advance Of nc over
last week
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
Standard Oil Stocks

!Jotatious hy Uornblower & Weeks.
.f NprufnE -f+tri NgE
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

WOMAN WIN Two ChIIdren VIII 90
light housework n few hours each
dav or viii care for children day
or evening Mrs, Delaney, 1909
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
city Of Detroit.
Thursday. oct 3, 1915
MFSGENGFR
Female $3.50 20 1920
TUESDAY oct 10 1918
JUNIOR CLERK
Female. $500 TO 5000
Tuesday. oct IL 1915
CLERK. $1,000 20 S1400
All applications must be made I'm
person at the office OF the Civil
Service Commission. s02-l0 Farwell
bldg, at least one week prior 20
date OF examination.
FRED W SMITH.
Chief Examiner.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
CrRH CoPprR STOCKS
NEW YORK CoTTo~ y,u,s

C.. R'p@s'ea *, o\ F''n"' W"hoer 4 go
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-10
TWO GOLDEN DAYS.

There are two days Of the week
upon which and about which |
never worry, two care free days
kept sacrcdly free from fear and
apprehension.
One of these is yesterday.
Yesterday with all its care and
freis, with all it's pains and aches,
all its faults, its mistakes and
blunders has passed beyond the
roach of my recall. | can not
undo an act that i wrought. l
cannot msay a word that | said
on Yesterday. All that 1t holds
Of life, of regret, and sorrow is
in the hand of the Mighty Love
that can bring sweet waters out
of the bitterest deSert-the love
that can make the wrong things
right, that can turn weeping into
laughter, that can give beauty
for ashes, the garment of praise
for the spirit of heaviness, joy OF
the morning for the woe of night.
Save for the beautiful memo
rics that linger, sweet and tender
like the perfume of roses, i'll the
heart OF the day that is gone, !
have nothing to do with yeSter-
day.
And the other day l do not
worry about is tomorrow. To
morrow with all its possible adj
versities, It's burdens, It's perils,
It's large promises of poor per
formances, its failures and ms
takes, is as far beyond the reach
nj my mastery us It's dead sister
yesterday. Its sun will riSe
in roseate splendor, or beyond d
mask of weeping clouds. But
it win rise. Until then the sam'
love and patience that held yes
tcrday, and holds tomorrow
shines with tender promise into
the heart of today. ! have ne
possession in that unborn day OF
grace. All else is in the intin
tie keeping of that Infinite Love
that holds for me the treasure o
yesterday, the love that is higheI
than the stars, wider than thu
sky. deeper than the seas.
There is left for myself, then
but one day of the week-Ioday
Any man can fight the battles o
today. Any woman can carr.
the burlens of just one day
! Robert j. Burdette.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-10
HERE s PROOF.
A Hickman Citizens Tells of His
Experience.

You have a right 10 doubt state
ments of people living away but
can you doubt Hickman endorse
mcnti
Read il:
c. A. Watson, Hickman, says
For years | had kidney com
plant. ! suffered from pains in
the small of my back, which were
always more severe If | stopped
or lifted. My back ached at
night and in the morning, was
very lame. tired easily and
occasionally had nervous spells
Headaches bothered me and | was
subject TO dizzy spells, during
which there was a blurring OF
my sight. When / caught cold
it settled on my kidneys Al
such times, the passages of The
kidney secretions became too fire
quent. This was particularly an
noying during the night and
was often obliged TO get up sew
eral times. Learning of Doan
Kidney Pills, ! procured a box al
Helm & Ellison's Drug Store
Two days after using them, | got
relief. After / had taken on'
box. | was cured"
Price SOC at all dealers. Dom
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan 8 Kidney Pills the sam'
that Mr.. Watson recommends
Foster Milburn Co, props, Buf
falo, N. Y. tAdvt.)
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-10

oliver Baker, familiarity known
.V.eug Baker" died last
F~., morning, Jan. %, at his
oa stopping place at Slough
I.r.n Mr.. Baker was about
=. wars o.. age and was OF Eng
birth having emigraied TO
oil. country 20 the age of sixteen
.... 100 ante-bellum days.
u once but It seems
... ..M usc the match was
NJ, - made and he and has
NIL. ....rl and where she and
..- t.r are is unknown.
Ir.u. buried at Cronanyille.
. cold N the lungs that
u., expected 20 care it8clf has
b..r starting point N many
a.s u. II.asc that en- eel ia
ay sensible course is TO
PAL. u doses Of BAL
lizards uOREHOUND SYRUP.
m ..s .. progress Of the dis
o-Ir M assists nature & re
.- normal conditions. Price
d. Dbl .nI 500 per bottle. Sol
M II Drug Co. Adyt
.mher enough left IN
United States 10 last AL
.. u.ug 20 II. ). SadSctt,
.. oI wood utility IN
Government forestry service.
FOR SALE. Good Burt Seed
.Ols 0l. also good milk COW. -
Nv B NgGehce, Cayce.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-10

The c. l.. and S. Club met with
Miss Irene Thompson Monday
evening from 1880 TO 10. Rock
and cmbroidering were enjoyed
during the evening. At the close
n delicious salad course was en-
loved. Those present were
Misses Effie Bruer, Swan Naylor
jamie Happy, ROzella Addison
Bess Thompson, Magalee and Der
tie May Rice, Marguerite Fuqua
Blanch Binford and GARNER
Crawford.
A scald, burn or severe cur
heals slowly if neglected. Th'
family that keeps a bottle o
.BAlLARD'S SNOW LiNlMEN
on hand is always prepared To-
such accidents. Price Doe, 5O3 an
Al 90 per bottle. Sold by HEX
man Dug Co \ iyt.
Masters Paul and Harold Jone
and Misses Rachel and Vernor
Burrus. of Woodland Mills, spen
Saturday and Sunday with thel
cousin. Roger Burrus.
Subscribe for the Courier.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-10
FIRT JEW EVER NAMED.

Louis d. Brandeis, of Boston,
and a native of Louisville, was
appointed by President Wilson TO
succeed Justice Lamar on the SUI
preme bench. The choice was a
surprise to the Senate. OF late
MIR. Brandeis has devoted much
time TO the Zionist movement. II
was the first time u jew ever
had been named for the Supreme
Court.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-10
How's Thisl

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
80 II ]. CHENEY q CO, Toledo, o.
a, we, the undersigned, have known r. ]
heney for the last 10 years. and belle, =
~ perfectly honorable Ia All buHinoas
'hhhactions and financially able TO carry
'ti any obligations made by his flrm
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE..
u-,. Toledo, o.
acting directly upon the blood and mi.
,nus surfaceAof The system. Testimonials
sent Tree Price Is cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-10
MANY IN HICKMAN
S %~r SIMPLE MIXTURE.

u.,y Hickman people are sur
VA . ,he QUICK action oil
pI'', ,'' Gu,kthorn bark, glycerlne,
' STUDY, a. mixed in Adler dda,, inns M
a ,lo.,I u remedy acts on BOTH up
NH lower bowel, removing
y, ,'t surprising foul matter that
e ~ SPOONFUL relieves almost
NV nv CASE constipation, sour
.,,,a,.a or gas. A few doses OF
y. -....,s or prevent appendicitis
' I, ,sor, treatment helps chronic . u.
. = h trouble. The INSTANT
'l,y a.aon Of Adle ri: is Ia, as
,og.,an,. Helm & Ellison, drug
Advt.
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This Is Maud Applesate
BlitherS!

She l. hslrsss ta l4ara..
Papa wants 90 tuI thH FRINGE Of Graustark
= am not for a.r'" says the prince
Il won't meet fHs prince saws Maud
What was the s.gueIT
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sion, crocheting and music were
enjoyed. AT the close Of the al
ternoOn refreshments of ambrosia,
cake and nuts were served. The
club meets with Mrs. w. Il. Cald-
well, Feb. 14th.
Courier 8 months, % cents.
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Whenever You Need n General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as
General Tonic because IL contains the
well known tonic propertieso Of QUlNINE
and IRON. II acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriohes the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents.
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COMMISSIONER SALE.


Fulton Circuit Court, Ky.
S. u. Dodds, Plaintiff,
Against
lvie b. Meacham, Guardian, etc
Defendant. Equity.
by virtue of a Judgment and
Order of Sale OF Fulton Circuit
Court, rendered at the January
Term, thereof, 1916, in the above
cause, for the sum of fifty-six
hundred ($5,6O0) dollars with in
terest at the rate of six per cent,
per annum from the day
of - l9l-, until paid, and
costs herin, | shall proceed 10 of
fer for sale at the Court House
door in Hickman, KY, TO the
highest bidder, at PUBLIC
AUCTION, on Monday the 14th
day of February 1916, at 200
o clock p. NJ, or thereabout (bs-
ing County Court day., upon a
credit of six months the follow
ing described property, towit:
The north side of the S-W
quarter of Section 6, Township /,
Range 4 west, beginning at a
large cypress and ash, NE cor
ner of said quarter section in
Bayou De Chem bottom; thence
west ITO poles to a sweet gum
tree, Elm and Maple the NV
corner of said quarter; thence
south 81 poles TO an iron stake /;
thence east ITO poles to a stake;
thence north 9l1a poles TO the be-
ginning. This tract contains 81
acres more or less. Said land wa
decided from May Ledwidge 10
Il. L. Dodds ct al. Also that part
of land lying north and west of
Little Mud Creek in the Sc
quarter of section 6, Township /,
Range 4 west, and contains about
72 acres.
Also about 10 acres in the Sc
corner of the S-W quarter OF
section 6, Township l, Range 4
west that lies north and west OF
Little Mud Creek, it being a part
of the land allotted to j. Ill.
Dodds by Commissioners in a
land division of said part of sec
ton, except that part south and
east of Little Mud Creek, which
was sold to John Luten by j. f.
and s. l.. DOdds Company. Said
land was decided TO j. +. and S.
l.. Dodds Co. by j. +. Dodds
and S. l.. Dodds and recorded in
deedbook $50 records Of Fulton
County.
Also lot 3, as will be seen IN
the Commissioners deed in The
ease of Sarah Alges VS.. j. H,
Dodds and appears on record IN
Deed Book 8, Page 239 Of the rec.
ords of Fulton County, said lot
being bounded as follows: 1t be-
ing fractional part Of the south
one half of the SW quarter oil
Section 6, Township l, Range 4
west and bounded as follows
Beginning at a stake the NV
corner of lot No. 2, thence S IL
degrees east ny poles to d
stake being S-W corner Of LOT
No. .; thence south Sc degrees
west 40 Is poles to a stake
thence north one half degree
west 49, poles to a stake in The
Ledwidge line; thence east witt
said line 40 Is poles to the be
ginning. This tract contains :.
acres more or less.
The above tracts of land wer'
b conveyed to G. T. MeachaH
by S. l.. DOdds on the "a tn da,
of June, 1912, recorded in Deec
Book - page -, in the offic
of the Fulton county Clerk.
For the purchase price, tn.
: purchaser, with approved secur'
!, ty or securities, must execut
Bond. bearing legal interest iron
the day of sale until paid, an
having the force and effect OF
Judgment. Bidders will be PR
pared to comply promptly W.T.
5 these terms.