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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-18

DO your best. then take what comes
without finching. Every experience
can be turned to good account.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-18
WASHINGTON

Additional credits OF $S0,000,O 900 In
favor Of France and $3.50 1900 In H..
vOr OF Italy, were announced by the
Treasury Department. This brought
Frances total up to 81, 7J2,4T7,S 800 and
Italy's to $1,521, 500,0 900, and the grand
total Of the allies to $0,O0s, 09,340,75.
The Philippine Mission which was
given President Wilson's assurance
that he was IN sympathy with tho
movement 10 obtain independence for
the Islands government, In a cable
gram 10 the President expressed the
gratitude OF the Filipino people for
''all you have done and are doing In
their behalf and for your efforts TO
secure for them and for the rest OF
mankind the blessings u liberty, JUS
tlce and democracy"
Although lSa cases ~ lethnrglc en-
cephalitis, or sleeping sickness with
fourteen deaths, were reported to the
United States public health service up
10 March 20, officials OF the bureau
still are undecided whether the disease
Of the type prevalent In Europe has
reached the United States. In n state.
ment the bureau said II was impossl-
BILE 90 say whether the figures gave n
true picture OF the prevalence of the
disease, inasmuch as the allment IL not
generally reportable 10 the health Of
Ulcers.
There were 5000 military patients
under treatment at army hospitals In
this country IN March ~, according to
statistics published by the war depart
ment. OF the total 3S,2l4 were men
from overseas.
Assistant Secretary Crowell has
given notice that contractors desiring
to adjust cancelled war contracts
through the machinery set mp by the
Wan Department for that purpose,
must present their claims before May
~ next.
The "a trade board has announced
that goods Of enemy origin owned by
american citizens and stored IN Hol.
land or one of the scandinavian coun-
tries prior to April o, 1917, now may
be imported into the United States pro.
vlded the commodities are NOT on the
list of restricted imports.
The special clemency board appoint
ed 10 review all eases OF soldiers re-
mainlng In confinement has considered
1853 cnses, or approximately one.
third of the cases calling for It's action,
the war department announced. The
honrd has recommended clemency In
1921 eases, reducing the average sen
fence from seven years and -four
months 10 u year and nine months.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-18

He-"My dear Miss Cute, will you
accept my handT She-"First let ne
see how much you have In H."
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-18
Much In a Name.

Doing better with your health
classes for girlsT Eyes, 1 call 'em
beauty classes now."-Louisvllle COuH
ier-yournal.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-18
the LATEST IMPORTANT DIG
PATCHES PUT INTO SHORT,
CRISP Paragraphs.
STORY OF THE WEEK
SHOWING THR PRooREse OF
avEnrs IN our OWN AND
FOREIGN LANps.
WESTERN
western Newspaper Union rev. service.

WESTERN
A tornado swept the western part of
Omaha last week.
Three mines OF the Anaconda Cop
per Mining Company were closed tenn
porarily. They are the Silver Bow, In
West Gray Rock ana the Alex Scott
shaft of the West Colusn. Between
400 and 500 men are affected
william s. Rheem, president OF the
Standard on company of California,
died suddenly at Santa Cruz, Cal.
Rhecm, who was 81 years old, was
identified actively with the ell Indus
try Of the United States for more than
thirty years.
The heart OF Ranger, Texas, built
overnight when the oil boom started
there II year ago, was destroyed by
fire, but the loss will not exceed $780,
600, because all the buildings were OF
frame. Work Of replacement was be-
gun mt once.
While Frances II. Gray, Chicago
h%elress, Is reported TO have been Sc
cretly taken to n snnltnrium In Call
fornla for observation Ms to her men
tai condition, Jose Cardenas, the bus
boy with whom she attempted to elope,
was taken TO jail In Pasadena.
Carried by n wind OF exceptional vio-
lence, a salt storm swept from Great
Salt Lake to Ogden, u distance OF
more than ten miles, leaving n white
coating Of salt on the paving, side
walks, buildings and automobiles. An
tomobllc wind shields were crustcd
by the spray.
DIR. j.. A. Brewster Of Beaver City,
Nebr., Is going 10 make his long pro-
2esslonal calls in the future by air
plane. The plane, II was learned, al
ready has been ordered from n New
York nlrplnne corporation. II will be
plotted by Wade Stevens, II former
lieutenant and instructor In the nvia'
ton branch Of the United States army,
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-18

down patne so
badly that at times
l could not be on
my feet and 4 did
not seem AZ though
l could stand II. l
tried diherent
medicines without
any benefit and
several doctors
told me nothing
but an operation
would do me any
good. My drug
gist told me Of
Lydia E. X
hams Vegetable
Compound. Itook
II with the result
that l am now well
and strong. l get
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-18

up IN the morning At FOUR o'cIock, 90 my
hcusework, then 60 toa factory and work
ell day, come home and get supper and
feel good. I don't know how many Of
my friends I have told what Lydia y.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
done for me. Mrs. ANNA METERiAso,
80 West 10th ST., Peru, Ind.
Women who suffer from any such ALL
ments should not fail TO try this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-18
Expensive.

Mrs. Benhnm-Taik Is cheap.
Benham-Yours isn't for me; you
are always asking for money.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-18
WOMAN WORKS
IS HOURS A DAY
Marvellous Story Of Woman's
Change from Weakness ?
to Strength by Taking
Druggist's Advice.

Peru, Ind.-"I suffered from q dis
placement with backache and dragging
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16
ROPER DISTRICT NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Sloan moved
back 10 Hickman one day last week
Miss Eula Clark. of Union. City. spent
Sunday night with liner pagents. Mr..
and Mrs L. y. Clark.-Mr. and Mrs.
Vesfcr Phillips and children of near
Jordan visited her brother. Drew Leip.
and family Sfnday.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
W. Preuett spent Sunday in Hickman
with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sloan and
Son.-Mrs. r. II. Johnston and chill
dren. Helen. Frances and Robert Lee.
Of near Hickman. visited her sister.
Mrs r. A. Fields and family Saturday
night and ~nday.-Mr. and Mrs. Drew
I,eip were in Hickman Friday Sam
Perkins of Paragould Ark. visited
W. w. Preuett and family Friday
night-Lonnie Roper is attending
school at Cayce.-Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Henry and children visited her pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. Williams. at Oak
ton Sunday.-MrS. Lee Davis. who has
been i'm hospital AT Cairo for some
time underwent an operation last
Friday in which one foot WAS ampu-
tated above the ankle. She * reported
as getting along nicely Pier husband
and her mother. Mrs. Fannie Henry.
are still with her.-Little Miss Mary
Evelyn Johnson Of Cayce. has been Wis
ifing her grandparents. Mr.. AMI Mrs
a NJ. Roper-Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Arlington were In Fulton Monday on
John Sloan and SON
visited relatives in Cayce Sunday
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COUNTRY CLUB.


| Several OF the leading business men
Of Hickman are waxing enthusias li'
over the proposition Of-organiziis a
country club here Preliminary pans
have already started. aud. in the alb
Sence 81 anything else in it, me ne
project stands good chance "i reaii-
zation.
A the name would indicate, the c.nb
would have a country place Tor is
home ana headquarters adjacent To
Hickman. where Out-Of-door eaines
could Dee enjoyed. as well a private
entertainments and social flinc lions
az the club house There wouh Dc
childreus play grounds. swimming
pools. hath. kitchenette. aud drzeis
of other features for enjoyment some
thing like - acres will b. needed tOI
provide grounds for golflinks- teiiilis.
etc our understa nding ! the en-
france fee will be- around Sloo with
probably something like 50 per an
mum dues. and a membership OF about
fifty viii BE- necessary 10 make II a 20
There are a goo,ily number OF suit
able sites to select from. and, II the
l. perfected. these VIII
be- investigated by committee IN their
order Of convenience and adaptabilify. |
The promoters are very optimistic
la their hopes Of putting the country
club over the top And Hickman
certainly needs something ON this or
Ter
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CAYCE NEWS.
interesting Items By the C0urier's
Special Correspondent.

Dr T. A. Wrighf'~ mother. Mrs. Mat
lie Wright. died Monday night Mis-.
Tara Mcconnell. OF Hickman. spent
honday night with Mrs : r. Johnson
anu family-Mrs Ftfa Mailing Mrs
Ethel Oliver. Ruth sloys Mrs. Ida
sloan and Rev W n Holly attended
me funeral Of Oscar Asbeil Monday
Mr. ". L Holly has ieeif with her SIS
Ter 81 near Jackson the past week
Mis- Myrtle Burnett j. visiting Mrs
= L. Bonduraut-M Mr. T. a. Sngg has
The fu and Miss TeJiie Griffin. II near
clinton Is taking his place Mr. 4. !.
onfcr u very Marion champion
got his arm spraincl M school Monday
sadie Johnson j. boarding with AIf~
Lara Carr AMI attending school. and
katherine and Hazel Rondurant are
~tayin with Mrs. &. l. Bouduranf 49,
Dne night last week someone went into
The bed room 81 Mr. and Mrs Jof Al
hem ana stole his wc.lriug apparel ex-
iFctins 10 get money. they supposed
but missed H., a. he took the money
OUT before retiring They also took !.
pan Of pressed meat-Mrs Ernest
Mayieid aud children spent Saturday
night with Mr.. and Mrs Herman Lo-
gan and Sunday with Mrs sam hinder
and family--Mr. Oscar ASbeli who has
been sick for such a long time died
Saturday night al O'Clock He was
buried Monday afteru5on az Ehenezar
cemetery. the services being conduct
ec by Rev W T. Holly. He was fine
Young man and viii he greatly missed
by his friends and relatives
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Several suits Of Interest Filed Since
Last Report.

| IN the last minute rush 10 file suit,
in time 10 get on the January docket
the foll0wi ng new suits have been filea
with Circuit clerk Hampton
Ino. r. and Deil,erf Choate " y. e.
X 81 l. Ry Go. Piaintins claim IA.
defendant company was too long get.
ling a shipment ~ hogs and cattle
from Hickman 10 East St Louis. and
/ they were materially damage n %
result. They claim the hogs .Shrank
IN weight leo pounds and the cattle
700. Al prevailing market prices. plus
other EXPENSES their damage j. calcu-
lated az ScO5.G3
!. j. Wells " g H. Terrett. Plain
tin states that defendant ON Dee. 18th
uI1awfully. wrongfully and malicious
~ beat. bruised and assaulted plaintiff
about the head. face and body using
his fists. and rendering him unconsci-
ou~. IT e. And that lac was just recov-
ering from an illness Of Influenza
lie asks damages in the sum Of 5000.
Hickman Bank * Trust Go. vs. NJ
y. shaw aud j. X. Bryant. Suit on a
note
r. X Bradley V. Mary r. Preuett
Suit 10 settle up an estate
Jnn : Greed. Admr -. Belle
Hcatherly Suit ON note.
&. Il. Bondurant Us. u. &. 'Corum.
Suit has Ia do with the enforcement Of
"a lein
The cobIe co -. Mrs cora Guth-
RE. Suit 40 colsrst the purchase price
EgT. J. Williams yG.ottie NJ. VIII
lianis -Div~ce. Ths4s>xere united IN
marriage IN this scounty in Sept; 1911
plninum alleges hbaI aonmenss . I
Berfie sweat V ErAest Sweat Suit
for f. divorce mafried !. Tennessee in
sept. 10! AhlISonIdkf is given -as
grounds aeaon
Court ll open here next Monday
morning Sr1-.- weeks session Other
cases Of 5sstxst 10. be tried are:
.ciaud hsIle4 carrying concealed
deadly, Ee5ncn.
Berthe Clchves. same.
Henry I.aJI,iefdase, maintaining
common nuisance.
John Moore, violating the local OPP
ton law.
y. G.. & ST l.. Ry. Co. failing 10
provide suitable waiting rooms and
toilet in the comRny'S depot 9t Hick-
man.
W. F. Irersois game warden, appeal
from Quarterly Court, where he was
fined $50 for alleged pointing of a gun
ar Ben Gore.
Hammer Scott - cases. breach of
the peace.
Jim Kirk. uttering a forged check.
Henry Higgins. maliciously shooting
and wounding with intent 10 xii
Otis Newton. feloniously violating
the local option law.
Jennie Watkins. maiiciously shoot
ing and wouuding with intent 70 kill.
Mary marlborough, grand larceny.
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Mitchell Wright and wife returned
home yesterday from St Louis,
Mitchell who has until recently been
with the colors. went to the city 10
see il he could get back his old job
with the express cumpany-but moth
ing doing IL begins to look like the
ex-soldiers are up against it. Mr..
Wright tells us there are thousands
of idle ones in St Louis seeking en-
pIoymenf Is this the square deal for
the boys who left their work to fight
for us: will firms continue 10 turn
away their old employees because they
can get other labor for less money
IL seems now a question of dividends
rather than patriotism
The will Of the late G. w. whipple
was proba ted this week. All properly.
both real and personal, is bequeatf1ed
10 his widow, who is also named as
executor without bend
Mrs H. T. Binford of near Browns
Vile is the guest of her son. Joe Bin
ford and family, and daughter, Mrs
George Hadley-
Men, come to our store 10 do your
buying; we will save you money
Sullivan Bros
All wool blue serge pant 1913 at
Sullivan Bros
Fresh sausage Tuesday and Friday.
-Betterswogth
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% the state 50 the present indebted
.e.s may be retired without lnrreas-
Labor.
h~ing frleus of iuhor and SYM
.".-ihs ~th every l~gitlmaf. 90
n such legislation a. viii promote
.He CO.. TORT aun prosperity ~ the
law and order.
Confident fhat ft. supremacy of
tisf'e nslnls 90 cur peace and harp
ness aw ana alaays have been a
s.ronH atf ocafe 81 speedy md rig-
mob law ant ASH Eratifi@d that Their.
= 81 nr 7-"fNtttra 60 TIRE voters az
20 The Cons ltufiun providing Tor fFa
"moFal OF any Peace officer Tor neg
-et oi dlly VIII vote tor this
ne Legislature % enact nultzbie 49,.
for IT. enforcement
Par,ions
think the power 20 pardon sho,iis
- sr1rinely exercised and uarar-
stanted only when the ends Of Justice
Nonpartisan judiciary.
The integrity and f--.f,0, ,-..
partisan bias Or the Judiciary ~ ~.
state De- a matter FOR conerstuIa.i.r !
~ every citizen. ] believe h.r'..,--
Z hat The judiciary should 4. nero.-- |
tisan 20 the END there rlav ~, 80. 80
% = suspicion that their jud rsnszt /
vas warped - partisan feeling
Nonparti~an Institutions.
Our public institutions shoufa n.
honestly and absolutely sfycr.ss i
from partisan politics Faffhf,,f 80
competent men should not ~ re-
inoNee Tor partisan purposes or poiif-
tair Hlcctions-Corrupt Practice ac,
our Corrupt Practice Act A..
ong ard nuc step toward ur-,-er,. |
ns bribery because 20 limits "a. snrv
M, = candidate .s lar. may spend The
.eENe strictly. according 10 IT'S let
az ~-L a. spirit. although 81
i IN. ~ ns,esssasiiy deprive M OF
writing ana helpful Advertising
independent Vote.
II the Democratic party d4sf~es IA
'in " must nominate canS dates who
an secure the independent vote The
y neither IL - myself or another -
an poll the largest vote In the Ne
emoer election
Business Administration.
Believing that the stat. nav n.
Aenea - big business corporation
shall favor its business being cen
ucted as nearly as possible IN TIE
anne economical and eHicssnt maansr
isnasei business eonc.r ana ell
evot- AL nv time and aftention - |
iosiuS AFTER State business havfn~
% other ambition than thar Of heire
noWn A. business Governor ana
lrtnk the term shall not be a caatI
Where Candidate Lives.
The section % the state that canal
Atee come from Is not mattel 1
lanicy. from Western kenfuekv =
lived IN the state f.is6 more wof.sI
an Black. from Eastern Keaturkv
"a In two OF the thirty-ore rrot'o
in counties the vote was ~ -.
= zen them. In Twenty-Five 81 -.
nsr twenty nine Stanley cot /. -
rity over Black
Soldiers Monument.
To perpei u2ts the heroic ee-da ~
n soldiers who gave their flv~r FER
= nonor and safety OF their State
"a N4fior ant are now sieeDlrr IN
reign ands. I advocate the -rectier
noble monument that will a.
during evidence OF the xrafefllt -.
entrance We who are living hoia
= names and memsry Of those who
Conclusion
In this brief statement have a.,
nth the principles I believe in .nd
all advocate. and IN the primary el~c-
IN respectfully ask the support Of
ose Democrats who indorse my ne
ion and who believe. N nsrnfnafed
a elected. will honestly endeavor
put them into effective form
JOHN ID. CARROLL.
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political ADVERTISEMENT
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
JOHN d. CARROLL
Candidate for Democratic Nomination Tor Governor

because OF that most excellent Il. q.
~ntcn limits a candidate for Covrr
ucr 70 tlonue. CT about So M ~.
49,. ~. 70 promote his candidacy. d.
plete anuou nCeru~nf in r,rr.,r.l.r.
form. And ~ Will De dfsfrifnre.
snout tn state lf contains /.
fuil statement or my Meas ~ 800
&c questions. and 7 would like 10 49,.
copy In the hands or every De-.
ocINtic voter. In this brief space !
mere Important subjects touchea "a
IN that pamphlet which will b~ San
70 anyone requesting a.
Lquor Question.
1 will vote for and support ,h.
Amendment 20 the Constitution to
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16

The same merchandise for less mon
ey at sullivan Bros.
Mems Corduroy Suits. best grades.
well made $3.50 10 S1j.DO-Baltzer
4 Dodds II. g.. Co.
Shoes for boys that stand the knocks.
all leather. army lasts. soft caps. 1Oi.
% 1879. az 500; I To 2i2. $50 at
Baltzer x DOdds -. g.. Co
Several Of the ladies Of the younger
society set will give ball az the Elks
club In this city Tuesday evening Jan.
p. Invitations read from - til
dawn
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16
CARD OF THANKS

We wish % express our thanks n
all who 80 kindly assisted us Ia every
way possible during the accident and
death 81 our loving daughter and sis
ter. Hannah: also for the many beau
tiful flowers. May the blessings of
God te many a. each and every one Of
you Charlie Noonon. wife ana chill
dren.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS.

Dog licenses and tags may now be
procured from Deputy Clerks 4. W.
Fowler. ny. agent at Cayce, and Jno.
w. Stewart. at the First National
Bank at Fulton. The license costs 81
and clerks fee 25c.-O. c. Henry,
County Court Clerk.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16

nervousness, an d
was IN q run down
condition. Two Of
our best doe tors
failed to do me any
good. / heard 90
much about what
Lydia E. Pinkhazn' g
Vegetable Com
pound had douc 1or
others, i tried II
end waS cured j
am &c longer ncr-
vouSs en- regular
oft IN cxcelle1c
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16
FINED $3.50 EACH.

Sid Miller. Cloyd Mansfield and John
Shannon were fined 5000 each In Po-
lice Court this week on charge of gam
ing The officers. il seems. flushed
a little game of crack-a-lo0 al Mil
ler's home Sunday
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16

health. l believe 1ho Compound v,in
euro any female trouble. Mrs. ALICE
HELLER, Christophcr, n
Nervousness Is often symptom Of
weakness Of, come functional dernnge-
mene, which may be overcome by this
famous loot and herb remedy, Lydia
thousands Of women hcvo 1ound by
experience.
If complications exist, write Lydia e.
Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn, Mass, for
suggestions in regard to your eiImeut-
The result of its long expeEjeneo =
ct your service.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16
Wire fence ANCHORS for sale at Bet
tersworth's

J.. l.. Ellison. one Of IIickmans
former leading business men. was up
from Memphis first of the week
The Private Robert Tyler. 4. u. G..
met on "Wednesday afternoon al 30
with Mrs. Victoria Walker having
been postponed from Tuesday after
noon ON sncount OF inrancnt weather
This WIS tb-jr first INJECTING sigee sep
teIoAer. due to- the fla bans,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16
QUARTERLY COURT.


Jas. II. Keys. violating fish and game
law by hunting without license, fined
SiJ and cpsts.
Willis H. Higgins. trapping ont OF
season Pleaded guilty and was fined
- and costs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16


arohiblt the manufacture sale ana
transportation % -pirifuous' vtneas
| nat @hd oltrr intoxicating ilauors
y elected. viii honestly md ear
make effective b ierisIztion ne 49,,
ser a. Vel as the spirit Of this
Woman Suffrage.
should the proposed Amendment 70
| the Constitution Dc adopted ~ Cen
/ sress. ] will favor ratification BY ths
| X KENTUCKY legislature n tails amend
ment does not pass Congress "a
Consultation OF Kentucky conferrlne
for "a
Education.
have always been ard am nov
devotedly attached 10 the Conr1or
school system am heartily in "a
YER OF making ample provision 10
an opportunity 10 obtain az least :
GOOD common school education Fur-
thermore. every eforf ought 20 be
compulsory school law 80 that ever,
child within school years may be re-
CURED 70 attend some school
Public Roads
/ favor thorough coordination he
tween state and county effort IN road /
work 80 that good results NAV BE- 81 |
tained from the expenditure OF state
funds
Agriculture.
A. the chief wealth % our state IL
found Ia - agriculture. / favor put
ting the State Agricultural Depart y
rlenf on such financial basis a.
Will enable N 10 render 10 the farm l
ers Of the state the most errcient
and practical service
New Isx law.
IRE principle 90 classification OF
property and imposition OF a differ
rate % taxation should not IN
my Judgment be changed until a fair I
trial has demonstrated it's injustice /
Such INEQUALITIES - may be In the
er legislation.
State Debt.
TIE state debt should not be per
inlfted 20 grow larger. and I ~oufd
veto aN appropriations In excess OF
revenue and try 10 arrange the arair-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16
9 CHILDREN IN 4 YEARS.

Sycamore. Ca. Jan. 14--Quadru-
piles born % Mrs Mark Dukes. wife of
a farmer living near here. on Jan. ..
make "a total Of nine children born To
the couple in the last four years All
four Of the babies are alive and
healthy. Mrs Dukes gave birth 90
triplets In 1918 and 10 twins in 1917.
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SEVEN MORE LINE Up.

Ratification Tuesday Of the prohi-
biti"n constitutional amendmepf by
seven STATES brought - piimbef which
have ratified 10 ~. FavArable action
By 80 states Is necesssAy' incorpo-
rate the amendment in the constitu-
titgl
The states which took this action
were North Carolina. Arkansas Kan
as. illinois. Indiana. California and
Alabama
Ratification by six more states would
make the whole country bone dry un-
less the distillers are successful in
proving in court that the laws of l.
of these STATS require a vote of IA.
nxoplc for ratification.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16

Corduroy and Plush Caps. Toe
Bnltzer 4 nOddS -. e.. Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16

The Fulton- County. Fiscal Court is
In special sessioo today for the pur-
pose of planning road work for the
present year They. will also consider
the smst tier Of purchasing "A team TO be
used on the county farm cultivating
crops and for such other purposes as
they.county might need them.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16

Mayfields Wooden Mill Pants S22J
and up, at Sullivan Bros.
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See Bettersworth for anything you
need
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-16
State Deb,

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