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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26

.rIIAIII. Tf!lbH. W Vn IulY II
A. the rurrinI i"uu"ri 81 i."r"iu"'
Iuhu i I'uInvcIi 5:iuI" IIcnllh tom
micnInu"r Icrnrn l"tI h"r" i"hnr NJ
noon tor N"uuuRnh in mnho lh"i
",IrIl investigation "i Ihc ininutiI"
purnIyriq epidemic thnI thl"nl"u" !"
sweep Ihrnmah Tho litIl" mining town
-Four u"w rnRrn wrr" rnrrrl"l today
Iu thr elnlr health department Th"r"
IT, n Iurgr foreign pnpulnlinn In Ma
uuq,vHh. which in between tlnrkEhurs
and f'aIrmunl and authorities NJ"
making every effort III prevent tho
,dis"as" from spreading tn IN" sur
rounding towns and cities. big
dancing pavilion i'm Traction park has
been httcd ont ms hospital. where
each child will hr taken for treatment
as soon as symptoms OF tho plague ar"
In evidence, il was announced today.
According TO tho figures given out
nj the Offices ~ the state health dc.
parimrni fourteen cases OF the disease
now EXIT nj MnnOnHhh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
EIGHTY COAL D|CCER5 MEET
DEATH IN CAPE BRETON MINE

SYDNEY. {. r.. July 25.-FIfty 10
eighty miners at work in tho No. -
collicry OF III" Dominion Coal COM
pany AT New WATERFORD Arn believed
to have bern killed today as The rc.
suit OF nm explosion which wrecked
the mine and released deadly gases.
Two hundred and sixty men were At
work In Tho pit AT Tho time. many nl
whom hrcnmr lnRnnr. a rcrctr party
OF nf'rcn WAN reported among tn"
minninE.
The diaantrr. Il In Trnrrd will provo
tho worrl In The hintnry OF mining In
Cnpo lireion
The blnnt occurred at No. 8 landing
noon aftor tho forenoon shift wont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26

Whi.IfitiG1nH. II e.. hlr -,
tlu uIi.Iulh l., Inu'ir h'I' 10 MIN
Imlf, llr. ,"IIriirurnr 81 the rIlnh
Ilun IN Tie "ur Ih"nIt"r In va
rulm rhr iiuIIu1 i!InIrr ~ IN Tho
rrt mud Will 20 lhruiIEh With "
but nny hope 81 nh"rt struggle
has puur rlinm"IinE With 'hr NJ
uuronI nItu"nI CumpI"i" r"llnp""
nf Tho Ilurwinn war na"lInr.
rho development wnH not TN,
cIpcrtrh by many army nflr"rE.
When tn" offensive Of .Tuly ! was
started by tn" flu"sinn force" W"
most frequent comment hoard
here was that II wnH prnhnbly Inc
dying kick nf The old Russian ma
chine. Most observers were
frankly skrptiCal that II could pro-
ducr any decided result
For the United States The nus
sian collapse may have IN imm"-
dIntc and direct bearing II WIN.
il the German general STAFF pr"sscs
lis advantage. release additional
German forces To bolster UP the
western front. where American
iroOn% are to hr engaged The
German line In th" west has NOT
been r,'rluurlr Impaired At hny
point, officers her" believe. Thry
du moi claim Ia huuw rprclflrhllY
The situation all along the bnlllo
frnnt. hIE HEY NJ" unable 1" SEQ
That the lIriIlrh hnd French lhvo
wrrnirtl fiuiu the iIrtnInnr nny hey
uu-iflnu n1 rirh IuI,nIlnnrr thai
II rnu hr used nest vrnr Ia hurl
thr rnrmv bn"k inwnrtl tho lhlnr
II has been uutrh. IN fn"i. lhnl
Tho one nirni~gIr advantage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
Names Added to or Eliminated in
The Draft Lists, as Verified By the
"MasterList" FromW arDepartment

lnna 'Intirr 'hrI"I"un''n. ~ rifI"'nIh
i,hr I.Iirh" "rr'',"h IlI, W""hH
'rn. iir"l r''I'"'" Il'''hI". l"Il rs"ff
,".s ',"",r" " White. ~ Unity
met rirr"i
Iu Tho Eocuuh mo.
20, rhn,ron / '.,,,"o,. II Alloy I
II ,I"vd r"rI Marvin, ana uni
ranE Mn. rlnu"U"d ~ ThIr''"nih
arr"ri
"lEE .Ima I.IIw"lu Mnu-"u. Y NJ e. A.
-rhrai~r E;"rl Nance. l31 Alley ~
tNIi Thomas I"H"plr Dalton. IH3 SIX
I""nth "ir""i.
80. Henry M"gnl". !" Thirty Seventh
street.
Those Not Drawn.
Wheeling men whose names wcr"
publi she'd as having been drawn. but
whose numbers do not appear IN the
FIRST 77H in the master list are:
Serial
Nuuhrr
i9I Albert Crawford.
:,nG-- Iiny : Ray.
iIa.InIu~s Waiter Hicks. Ir,
IA. IInntrl lIniIIS"u sloan.
:itH itnIry N"rIi"ii I'"nnnn,
i"G l,nmirI + I,IIlIngrT
hnI i.r"rg' Alexander 'iIrnd"n
Cruvsded Out Of flrai Call.
The Whrrllnu men whuno numbers
nIr ,Inwdcd ,tl IT the nInt TIN drawn
by, Ihr 'n,I",Il"nn rl"wn 10y The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26

Ia Ghllrlu llIr pIr"lplinlr fc.
treat III iir iturrlnnn continued al
muaI every " here from The nj pa
ihIn7i TnuIhliin In The region
around rnIn,,pnl IlI" government
apparently mol yet having hnh
iInr Ia put In force Ito strong
r-prrrrivc m"nrtit"n which NJ
krrouuhy. the hcnh IT The govern.
Inrni. han prumicrh L" apply In
order ~ Hlny tho rclrrnl
Nnhvornn. In Tho fringe nf ihn
fnn,hille. Stnulplnu aud Tarn"p"l
md numerous smaller towns hnv"
hrcn inkrn hy tho Tcui0na. who
arc now approaching tn" impor-
tani railroad town OF UnCzacz.
which lies snmc thirty miles cast
OF HaIicz. Tho German emperor
was IN observer OF the battle on
the Scrrth front and saw his mon
nut down tho only effort Of mo-
ment. that was made 10 hold Thorn
back--an attack b. the Russians
between Tarnopol and Trcm-
bowla.
Since the, penetration OF the
German lines on wide front near
Krevo. in which the command OF
death" composed OF women. took
notable part. despite which
large numbers OF the Russians Is
ANONYMOUSLY rctrcaIrd 10 their old
positions without even the yes
tIg- Of haraesmcnt by the enemy.
the Russians have not stirred
from their trenches to face the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
British U-Boat Sunk.

BERLIN, July Is. via London.-The
British submarine C-34 has been sunk
by a submarine. IL was officially an.
nounccd to-day. The sole survivor was
taken prisoner.
Crhn British submarine GA was
built in 1909, one OF eight craft OF
Identical design, She whs n boat OF 3l3
IONS and n maximum draft Of II feet.
with speed Of II knots above water
ANA ~ ~ knots submerged. She wah
equipped with Two torpedo inhen, Her
normal complement whn lf Inen.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
V|RC|N|AN CHARGED
WITH $4,000 FRAUD
IN MARION COUNTY

BALTIMORE. Md. .Iuly "H.--l'"orE"
NJ. Stein OF Richmond Va. wns arrest
cd her" today TN several CHARGES or
cmhrzZlrml,rlI and nf nhlainlnH money
by INSTRUMENTATION It IL alleged
that Stein WINS formerly II In"nIh"r ri
u hnrr" dcnl"rH' association III Marion
county. WcN NirrinIn. and TINT h" wax
one nf the p"rsous wh" received Va.
ono by frnuhui"nt m"anH through u
speculation I'M hnrs" flesh. N. i'ln.
vrT. sheriff at Marion county. arrived
her" today wIIh ">IrmtllI"n paper" for
Stein nud took him hnrk 10 Wort Nlr
Einin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
BEST Of THE STATE TROOPS TO
BE HURRIED To FRENCH FRONT

pay roll Now York. Pennsylvania and
Ohio troops and those from several
other states were In the first mere
mrnt. With liberalization OF tho on,
tire force complet" after August s..
tho ranks OF all regiments will then
be filled up to full war strength With
men from III" Hrlcctlve draft lists.
There havc been many things 10 In,
dicate that guard regiments. which
arc nov fairly wrll equipped and
which had The benefit OF III" border
mobilization. viii not be- held long
AZ IN" divisional training camps II
transportation L. Hvallhhl" III" best
or The state troop" mny b" hurried 10
France AT once. stopping only for finnl
ouirIitIng before they snll. Tn" In
tcnEivr instruction Ia ~ Them for
trench warfare viii b" given nj The
American training camps In France.
where General I'"rHhlnr'n r~Kulnra nj
ready are at work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
BIC PATRIOTIC
MEET AT CAPITAL

,IIArI.I.;tTh&. " Va. tuI' -. Z"
ih. Iur' II unIiinl rnu-l'- Hn'l p"lIl"tl'
aus u,"rr than ~" t. uIgltr IT l'Sihl"7
nr'h",i IL I'nin'l" h"I~ Tonight In 'I'
srI, nnrr II I'nIti"tI" w""h Augin~nitnI
Ih. I'tIhinrr v"i" u,"ul' rrr "f tho fI"'
,.uL Nrrt NIIpinIu lnTnuIrY nuh hnnh
E'"lI,u ing rs" parade. t!"N"rn"r t"rn.
wrIl n,l,i,~rz'-I @, ILIg" crowd ON 'In-
lrI"tiHrn "t'nIri"Iirm rnn bo mrn7rrod
md III" 'iurlilI IT "ur rnirhrti7m Ia
n h"rIi "a L., Put !" - tent. Hnid tho K"v-
rru,r "'rhia i- ~" time for inirrunl dis
a"nri"n. There arc u" political parties
INV. hut "" muH' srtll" now for NIL
time. n mad kaiser
ATTORNEY General England. samuel x.
Montgomery and others also spoke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
AMBASSADOR WEEDS.

NEW YORK. .Iuly 70 Henry T..
E'IrtrI,rr American nmhhssnh"r Ia Mex
leo aud Miss, It"nlri"~ trnd. "f lhlh
rli.. .wrr" nInrrlrh t"1hN Mt The h"In"
II MIR md MR. willard u HIrnlRh'.
n, tIL WraIhur, l."nd Island. Tho
..nlpIr nr-I met eight yrnrr nR" IN
China uhru Mi Fletcher wnr frrI Te"'
rrtnI. 81 III" American lrEnil"n. lilH
brad" wnt, IIIrn iTn'"lllnE III tho ''rlen'
wuh It rnrir If friends one ~ "httn
wn- Nl-- Dorothy whitney. now MIA.
willard straight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
nInI.nn ron aOI.DInnH

,I,"I ,I"Iur 81 iln li,=t n,rl t:","r,d rrrI
tm,uIr y + :! VIII h'' tr'~'u'''l
"Iii IiiI,I - T"I Iirtrilutl"u !" Va" "''l
,lI.rr 81 tn ~" I"plut"ui" - - ""r'l""
IT, be hr III h"rr SUNDAY ~" ur'r"nln-
iI"n VIII hr urnrIo hv III" N"runm'r it"-
lief i'"rr" Enrh 81 ihr IIIhlor WIN hr
wrapped IN II rrmnil Nm"rI"nu ling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26

attack Hnd nrcrcamn all resistance.
Tho california plateau WAS the scene Of
the most furious hghtInE. The Ger
mans who gained II toutinS Their" ut
the beginning Of the offensive were
driven ont every whcr" except at one
small point which H. Of II" Importance.
a. neither side can hnlh It for mo-
meat. >All Ihr trenches have been lew
,.h aud II II Unr0ss.hl" I" i've there
amber the. constant rain II shells
rn The hs~nthl'- plateau III" r"anlI
wns similar rh" French w"uld net l,.'
.irni,ri NJ almost ..V"rs I"iuI they
,.duitII" IA" I'ilI'tu"nt al tiU ti"r
mans vi" nIirurIIrI -" 'IrutIIEu ilI"
I.tIIt",,. th~l h"d r"Ii"s.i rui,r'
.,urniI, Ii,. 'i.,rr"UH I'I'.i "r..r ir,r,
T., .i,I,r .nI to-. I,'," 1, lui gained ,"i
H.. riI-hi,~I Hu..''""
RI. artillery I"nirhI T." ~ ~",k u,"ai
,Ir,,r,",rI, Tho fI',nt Ilur ~ nlrr"ri
80 irhr .i"r f,"," III" n"rIr"1 Il
rh' Il-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
war BILL $1,000, 900, 900.

WASlIINGTnN. July ch.-hmrrira''
war hin for tho rirral year VIII InthI
81 00h O0h. 0nn. Senator Smnnt told the
-"nai" today. instead Of thr $li.22G.
600 nnn he eatImntcd yeat~rhhS Tho IN
rrrnrr resulting from AN nhht Iona
saHn O0h .Hnh for tho shipping hoard
5000 0hn. NNG ror tho allie, and tlh0.
nhh 900 d-n"u In thu executive depart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
JEPSON ORDERED TO
MONONGAH To FIGHT
THE WHITE PLAGUE
rAIRmONT, w. Va, July al

rAIRMONT w. Va, July az.
--Joe lzHi, tW0-yoar-oid son Of
Dan IZxi, OF Monongah. died To-
day, being tho nrHt victim OF
tho infnnLilo paralysis epidemic
which prevails IN that locality.
The child wHr pnfnlyhad la tho
hack aud sldss. rho hospital
for Tho unfortunate dhilireh af-
nl"Iad was "l'snoh i"day al M".
nunuah Win special n"isos I"ni
Hsu g"iL Uity Ia "ho'us
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
Biz Liner funk.

LONDON. July 2h,--rho Brltihh
mrrrhnmI rruirrr Diwny wnn i0rpG.
decd nnh nunh IN northern wnlcrH on
July g.. Ten mon were killed. Thu
rrtnnln,Irr an bnnrh wore rnvrh This
announcement whn mndn officially to.
day
Crhr IIriiIrIl merchant rirnmnr OF.
why, Indicated mn In Tho IlrltiHh adml.
rdlty rcrvIcc. n doubiIcsr Tho vosEol
referred tn In ihr official announce.
mont. She waR - Etonmrr OF 12.077
tons gross. built IN Glasgow In 1909.
She wns 525 fcrt In length. Sc feet
hram. and "a fcci depth. She was
owned by tho Orient Steam Naviga.
ting Company OF Glasgow)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
BIG JUMP IN THE
S|NK|NCS SCORED
BY THE U-BOATS

LONDON. July %. Twenty-one
British vessels of more than 1,600 tons
each, and three OF less than 1900 tons
each, were sunk last week by mines or
submarines, according to the weekly
admiralty report on shipping losses.
One fishing vessel was also sunk.
(Thc announcement OF the British
admiralty given above shows an in
crease Of seven vessels OF more. than
500 ions sent to the bottom, AZ COM
pared with the report Of the previous
week, when II were sunk. In tho
smaller category the losses are one
less Than those given In the report OF
the previous week. while there WAS
falling on by seven In The number OF
rnhinE yrHarla nInk.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26

80 '","rr Al. "hI" N",""'.'I
M AIl.',t iI"nr W",~'"'I
a. l", I'"iu""". H"' '"""'l
Hnm.. Illuminated
ini iI""rr I 'I',h. II'"""mI"".
"a '"" y u"- iI'o"rut W.T." :.
~ rmI vIIhDlm IT," tu"r".
not ! ,r"unr,I III""rnn"I,l I"l''r
nnOOHn COUNTY.
Hnm.s hdh"h.
l0It '.r" - Ihnrp slcuh' ~ lllr.
lII-'hn- W KuIahI. WrIIrhurn.
'cn T. " A'l"rne W"llrhurE
El-hfn e toby. W'Il"bmrg.
Names Eliminated.
7na-hnhrcw Tnhul. T"llnushr",
ia. Midnri IrhlwRrI Follnu-hc".
I"G-iDr"n e. I.nrur. tnllnn"h""
kuI.-raIay SnnIon". T"lInn"b"".
BELLArRE ptsTh1oT.
NRmea Added.
ikl1--l.dwnrh Man.
2n1f--- Peter \. Srhrnmm.
lnlt-''nrI MIn.i"nc.
"1Gn- t;mrlnnd I.inhhcld.
lI1 Matthew FORESTER.
MN . SldhIrN u. HliHIr'
:u7k ia" Iiunh".
:Gn Wm Charles SrhI"rniI Ahucr.
81 Charles %rhinnIi,
"thh tInI-n,' T.. It"'kw"il
~. " l. It'nmrT. Tow h-lnn.
names illuminated,
iHi Thr"iuIr ihudn Irli"iI~,
"asG Everett II II"I"'r. rrlInItr.
"a ltnlrl 'iI"mn"nnII i'Il"iro
ma" Alden l.. iaIhr'll. nrilnlIo.
"tGs tih"I NIrrn. Ii'lI"irr
i"G 'h"- I'tc- IicIInir'
not i!ur r'hrInrnhic. n'll"irn.
MARITIME FERRY DIHrnIuT.
Hsmss Added.
ma = r"u,Ii, iii"
rn7G ! cuI q! ilruilclI
Inlt. .r'Irrh i,"ml"Y. N'Irun
rTh6--t'hn- rarnr ITmrrI1nn,
lIi- jnu"n rnurn-
2ReL TO-" II Myrr-
Enruc.r j. KuIrrr
-o7s-Lrmrr SmIrkn
hl--Frrd - IluumbrrG~r.
athR--0arnr Smvrce
2p:?-Jnhn n- vIklr
Manner Eliminated.
7a3-Jo$. Major. st. Clnir.vilIn.
2656--tIIulon y. Gibson.
Ili--TrRnk Tonalski.
2E5h- Blank
2i6a---.lim I.nuzZ
i2s-ThoS Sunrnzkc
S0l--Pat MrGonnienl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
GERMAN nHIP TOHfEDODD.

hMHTEHrAM. Iuly IN" Tho Han
hrInhind reports that tho German rfonni'
ship Nnrhcrn-S. with a "nrRn "f '"nl
wan tnrprhnrd IN Tho North Son on
Monday She II aground on Tho south
Coant or Tokol. Trlnlnn Iplundn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26

into the mine. II wrecked that sec.
ton, in which lfry men were nj work,
with heavy loss Of life. and extended
10 No. 7 section where many others
were injured and some, Il was be.
licvcd. killed. The gas fumes let
loosr by shattered walls swept through
thr mine and are thought to have
added largely To the dcnlh list. some
estimates placing the number Of dead
ns high M eighty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
THU WEATHER.

THU WEATHER.
WARRINGTON, July 2b.-roreoAStI
Ohio. Western Psnnsylvsnia-0snsr-
ally fair ThurHday ana Friday.
wsst VirRinia-rArtly cloudy Thar
day, probably thunder showers In sAst
portionI Friday fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
EVEN ENTRY 0F BRAVE WOMEN
ON THE FIRING LINE HAS FAILED
TO|ANBUE TROOPS WITH COURAGE
Only liearltnng News Comes From the -Ku"A"n'
Sector, Where the Allies Score Heavily Agn'nat
the German. and Austro -liungnrlnns

pETROGRAD 10 Tho Russian guards corps d''"""'nR
Tnrnopo by tho tho o'h '
gonorn headquarters night But IN"
and semozy repmen faithful duty and hghhR
southeast of Tnrnopol
In tho stubborn b"yonct enRgo
ments the retiring Russian troops
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26

entry Of soldiers int" BATH" %" the cas-"
front has mbuc the ranks of tn" rrnrr"n w
parotm They still deserving IN ng" numbers !"
Caca leaving virtually free road for fresh advances u! "
CIerua and llungarianS.
From the Baltic to the Sea- only point along the
LONG in the southern larpn the Russians tn
the their old hEhtIng spirit
allies they
and broken
,hr hen, il, forHr, Tr,ln line ~ II wide front.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19
BEGIN swATTING NOW.

The fly has no equal as .
germ carrier" as many as five
hundred million germs have been
found in and en- the body Of
single n.y.
1t is definitely Known that the
fly is the carrier Of the germs
Of typhoid fever; It is widely
believed that it is also the car
rier" Of other diseases, including
possibly infantile paralysis.
The very presence Of a fly i q
signal and notification that a
housekeeper is uncleanly and IN
efficient.
Do not wait until the insects
begin to poster; anticipate the
annoyance.
April, May and June are the
best months to conduct an anti
fly campaign
The farming and suburban dis
tricts provide an ideal breeding
place, and the new born flies do
not remain, at their birth place
but migrate, using railroads and
other means Of transportation,
to towns and cities.
Kill flies and eaye Evesl
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19
FLAGS ARE SCARCE.

Never in the history of the
United States has there been
such a demand for flags of our
great nation. They are flying to
the breezes in every town and
city and hamlet in the United
States today, and the demand
for them has been SO great that
the factories cannot make them
fast enough. With this UMPIRE
cedented demand they have also
increased in price, some of them
costing double what they did a
year ago, go H. l.. Amberg, of the
firm of Smith & Amberg, informs
US, and are really difficult to buy
at any price.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19

Osborne Holloway, residing at
Rives, was in Union City last
week and returning home at night
undertook to ride a freight car.
He jumped on the ear near the
water tank and had just secur-
ed a hold when the water spout
caught him and knocked him off
and under the side of the ear.
He struggled To keep out of dam
ger and barely escaped death.
His left arm was crushed and the
flesh torn from the shoulder down
to the elbow. He was picked
up and taken to the Mailing Hos
pital and an operation, amputat-
ing his arm, was performed.
A railroad ticket is always the
cheapest, boys
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19
MOVE UNDER WAY TO
OIL STREETS AGAIN.

Councilman "A. o. Carutherz
and Fire Chief Ben Posey are cir.
culating . paper for subscrip-
tons to a street oiling fund.
Practically everyone seen thus
Ear has signed up.
They plan to oil from the coun-
Ity jail to the east end of Clinton
street, thence to the College; al
so jackson street and all cross
streets between Clinton and Jack
son.
The following have subscribed
$3.50 each:
Farmers & Merchants Bank.
Ellison Gro. & Hdw. Co.
+. r. Ellison.
Hickman Hardware Co.
Hickman Drug Co.
T.. Dobson.
Hickman Bank & Trust Co.
Helm & Ellison.
G. G.. Schlenker.
ID. p. Leibovitz.
Reid Bros.
The Hickman Courier.
Sullivan Bros.
X. NJ. lsler.
+. C.. Rice.
F.. +. Case.
Smith & Amber G. doors)
DIR. j. X. Hillman.
Baltzer & Dodds q doors)
X. l.. Bradley
j. o. West.
j. G.. Hendrix & Son.
DIR. j. NJ. Hubbard
r. V. Putnam.
Hickman Ind Tele. Co
Chas. III. Moore.
Goalder johnson.
Roper & AquinO.
Percy Jones.
Ledford & Randle.
Those giving $500 each are:
Judge b. 7. Davis.
Judge w. b. Amberg.
j. r. Brooks.
DIR. j. w. Weston.
On the $500 list are the follow
ng:
NJ. b. Shaw.
DIR. G. w. Curtin.
DIR. j. T. Baker
Adams & Stembridge.
DIR. l.. G. Moss.
Everyone along the streets to
'e oiled should donate to this
und- Those streets oiled last
eason proved beyond a doubt the
alue of oiling; not only keeping
he dust down but preserving the
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19

Spring house cleaning means
cleaning inside and out. Dull
pimply akin u an aftermath Cd
winter inactivity. Flush your IN.
testines with . mild laxative and
clean ont the accumulated wastes
easy 70 take, they do not grippe.
DIR. Kings New Life Pills VIII
clear your complexion and bright
en- your eye. Try DR.. King New
Life Pills tonight and throw on
tho sluggish winter shell. AZ
druegists, 25s. Adv.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19

Dee Reid, Stanley Stembridge,
Amos Metheny and ID. G. Megib-
bon, in the latter's car, motoraj
10 Paducah Sunday where they
spent the day.
PAr.hipsL Celery. Peppers, Let
tucs, Oranges. Apples, Figs, Can
Berrisa Nuts. etc.. At Bettsrs
worth'a
Hot cakes and maple syrup at
The Buy Bee.
zGrausteware ut the old price
~ Dobsona
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19

Railroad men who came in on
the early train Sunday morning,
reported a big frost plainly visi-
bic between here and Nashville
Sunday morning.
Silk boot hose in black and
white, slightly imperfect, pair
25c, at Dobsoni 3.
Rooms for Rent: for light
house keeping. - Mrs. Kate
Whiting. Up
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19

streets. See either Messrs. Posey
or Caruthers and sign up for
whichever amount yon can SO that
the work may be done as early as
possible.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19
BREAD PRICES UNCHANGED

Since last week, at which
time an advance was announced
ON Jones Eatmore Bread, Mr.
Jones fortunately secured spe-
cial rate on a big purchase OF
flour that will enable him TO CON
tinus to sell bread in Hickman at
the odd prices of DC and Toe. He
contracted for enough flour To
supply his bakery until about
October LIST. Owing to the in
creased cost of raw materials,
bread almost everywhere is cost
ing more or the size of the loaf
reduced. However, the Jones
Bakery is still selling the larger
loaves at the old prices. Patro-
nize this home industry and help
to keep prices down.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19

Luter's Shoe Shop has been
moved from its former location
near the Farmers & Merchants
Bank to the Harry Ellison store
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Curtin and
Miss Bette Louise Curtin spent
Saturday in Union City, the
guests of friends.
New, fresh, seasonable goods
arriving daily at Bondurant 8
grocery.
Harnano 6 Bonduraut Broa.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-05-10

He lived a life worthy of imita- tion.
 He came to this State in Dec. ember 1894, and with the excep- tion of one year he spent in Tennessee. and five years in Montgomery County. this state, he made this county his home, and made a citizen that any county should be proud of. He was a kind, loving father, a de. voted husband. and a real good neighboc. He was loved by all who knew him. He was a man of excellent health until within the past few years. but he new CT complained, he was very pa- tient unto the end and often said he was ready to go when his time came. So let us realize what 1t means to live a life as Uncle Rance has, and follow the exam pie which he left behind that we
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-05-10
PAGE 5 WEEKLY LETTER

There has been a great amount
 agitation about raising more bod stuff 10 meet the war situa- Ion. You will remember that
 aye always told you that the brmer is the dependence of the Government. both in peace and ! war, The present pndition lnd agitation yerites that state bent The nation must be fed Ind clothed by the farmer: and
 We win this war. we must 20 yen further and help to feed md clothe the allies who are |ghtlng the battles at the front.
 n the present agitation the cry
 to produce more food stuff.
 lome have ill-advisedly under Rken to tell the farmers what to Plse and how to raise it. This Pas a mistake. The farmers (now the best crops for their Fhd and how to raise them. It
 not 80 much a matter of bet.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-05-10
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