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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-07-21

The Vern Brown fishing. party re-
turned Tuesday from Taylor Park.
They report fine time with plenty
of fish to eat.
Elmer Duncan and a party of
young men friends are here from Los
Angeles, Calf, and are camped on
Gold Hill, doing the assessment work
on the Duncan property, which be-
longs to the Duncan family.
Carl Hefftner, who has spent the
last year at Madrid, N. M, came in
last week to visit couple of weeks
with his parents. The same day his
brother, Fritz, who lives at Fred
erick, Colo, arrived, making the trip
in his car. Neither knew of the
others intention to visit home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Little and
daughter, and Miss Gertrude Nc
Laughlin, motored up Tuesday after
noon from the Little ranch. They
were accompanied by Mr.. 1. r. Stroh,
who with his son, Clifford, are guests
at the Little home. They are from
Needles, Calf, and expressed them
selves as delighted with the beauty
of our mountains here.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-07-21

Geo. Williams went to Gunnison on
Fridays train, partly on business and
to see the celebration for few
hours. He returned the same evening
with Geo. Norwood and family.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-07-21

]. R. Evans left Friday for Canon
City to reside.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19
Setback i'm Cotton
After Early Rise
On Mill Figures
Spinners' Takings 443, 139
Bales, One of Highest;
Unloading just Before
Close Brings Reaction

The outstanding feature in the cot
ton market yesterday was the bullish-
ness OF statistics, chiefly spinners' TAX
lngs, which aggregated 443,139 bales,
and have only twice been exceeded in
the last four years. Exports reached
5s,l39 bales, making 2,127,4S2 bales for
the season thus far, compared with l.
42s,979 year ago. With these figures
In view the market made sharp gains
In the afternoon, and at one time stood
about 10 to 20 points above the previ-
Gus close, but met heavy unloading
near the close which destroyed part Of
the rise, and final figures were 9 points
net higher to 3 lower.
An increase of December offerings re-
suited in sharp declines which were fol-
,So ,oWed by a drop in January of about %
reports reached here telling of an easier
basis in Texas and predicting that the
ginning figures to November IA would ex-
easier basis referred to the shorter staples
but that cotton with staple was becoming
more difficult each day to buy and would
be sun scarcer later in the season
Comment was heard around the ring
that there was not the same disposition to
sell on cecltaing. markets that there was
the apparent depression in British trade
and reports from the local dry goods sec
tlon that the cloth market was weak again.
coupled with advces of a poor spot de-
mand in New Orleans
"a little hedge selling by the South failed
TO exert more than a temporary effect,
as underlying sentiment appeared to be
friendly TO the market on all soft spots,
.nls & neins especially noticeable after the
bullish weekly figures were issued
Commission house views on the situation
varied considerably, but most were agreed
mat the l6-cent level seemed to discount
about all OF the bearish conditions that
nave thus far come to light and furnished
an attractive level for new purchases.
Since September IS there has been a de-
crease IN tho New York inspected stock
Of about $4,000 bales and cotton con-
tnues TO go out for export steadily, in
part to Japan, which has led to opinions
that the near month premium should In
crease.
Southern spot markets as officially re-
ported ware unchanged except New Or
leans. which was 25 points higher
ihe local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 10 points higher at 1890 for
mlddllng, no sales were reported
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19
Advance i'm Wheat
OF SC ON Foreign
Crop Development
Report of Hot Wave in
Australia Helps Prices;
Material Upturn in Corn
on Government Aid Plans

CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Uneasiness over
reports of crop damage in Argentina
and Australia had bullish effect to-
day on the wheat market here.-Prices
closed firm at 27s @31sc net advance,
with December at $108A @$1.oS9s and
May at $1.11M@S1.11A Corn gained
1c to LIS al 4ec and oats &c to 7s@1c.
In provisions the outcome varied from
unchanged figures to 10@l2h higher.
Crop damage in Argentina was attribu-
ted TO locusts and in Australia to a hot
wave. With deterioration thus affecting
both the important wheat producing coun-
tries of the southern hemisphere, the
wheat market throughout the day evinced
decided tendency to soar. for bears OF
late have put considerable stress on pros
poets of good yield in the harvest now
at hand below the. equator. Another
stimulus toward higher prices was the
scantiness of domestic receipts.
The amount of grain in transit in the
northwest especially was said to be the
highest at any time this season Word of
snow and rain at many places failed to
check the upward movement of prices it
being contended that no general breaking
OF the drought in the southwest was yet
apparent The fact that ten loads OF
gulf wheat had been taken for export at
helped to inspire confidence among buy
ers.
Government plans to assist in financing
the domestic corn crop were given in
trade. Corn in particular was more in
demand. One authority estimated that
before the end of the crop year the
country would face shortage of 100000,
Provisions tended upward with hogs and
grain.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market

Bonds displayed a vigorous tone Of
strength at the exchange yesterday. and
the days movement saw many issues
established at new high prices. One
Of the most striking developments was
the rise in the new New York Tele-
phone 6s above par. or more than three
points above the price at which the
honda were offered for public sub
scription. In the railroad group the
Chesapeake &c Ohio convertibes moved
up sharply, following the course Of the
stock, which went up on the resump-
tion of dividend payments. Unexpect-
ed activity and strength developed in
the Mexican government issues, with
no special news to explain the tendency
here. United States government war
bonds exhibited good tone through
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19
C. & q. Directors
Decide to Resume
Regular Dividend
Quarterly Payment of 2P.C.
Ordered asB BnsinessShows
Improvement; Foreshad-
owed by Hocking's Action

Directors of the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway Company yesterday declared a
dividend of 2 per cent on the stock,
payable January to stock cf record
December 2. thus resuming payments
to stockholders after lapse of nearly
six months during which no disburse-
ments were made
This action, which was viewed in the
financial district as reflection of the
Judgment of the management Of the
road that railroading conditions are on
the upgrade, fact which was pointed
out by President w. ]. Harahan after
the meeting of the board, was fore
shadowed by the resumption of divi-
dends on Thursday by the Hooking VAL
ley Railway Company, in which the
chesapeake & Ohio has large inter-
est. President Harahan said, relative
to the resumption of payments:
when the Chesapeake & Ohio de-
clded year ago to suspend payment of
dividends | stated that they would be
resumed as soon as conditions war
ranted. Our board feels that the time
has arrived, and that we acted CON
servatively in ordering the payment of
the usual per cent dividend.
Business with the Chesapeake &
Ohio is improving. OF course, the coal
business is adversely affected by the
mild winter, and also by the heavy pur-
chases of last month in anticipation of
a possible strike. The average, how
ever, for these two months, taken to-
gether, has held up we'll.
Il look for further improvement in
general business, and thus for the rail
roads. But think it will be gradual
during the winter months. Things are
gradually improving, and we should he
lieve in and look for better times"
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19
Aid for Corn Growers
Committee Formed TO Assist i'll
Marketing

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-Organiza-
tion of a corn belt advisory committee
to obtain the cooperation of banking
institutions throughout the corn belt
in providing adequate financing for the
orderly marketing of corn and for the
feeding of livestock was announced to-
day at the War Finance Corporation.
The members of the committee are
Governor Warren T. McCray of Indi-
ana, Chairman; E. T. Meredith, former
Secretary of Agriculture, Des Moines;
J. r. Howard, Chicago; Edward Cham
bers, Chicago; Alexander Legge, Chi
cago; Charles Brand, Urbana, Ohio;
Lloyd S. Tenny, Washington, and G.. E.
McNider, Mason City, Iowa.
The committe will establish headr
quarters in Chicago, and is expected,
the corporation said, to bring about
meetings of farm organizations and
bankers in the different states to in
vestigatc and help work out local prob
lens
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19
Plans to Aid Franc
Government Will Reimburse
Bank Next Month

PARIS, Nov. IS. - Minister of FL
nance Doumer, in answering interpret
lations on the country's finances in the
Chamber of Deputies yesterday. said
that the advances of the Bank of
Francs had decreased to 22,0O0o00 900
francs, and that an additional reim-
bursement of 2,000,000,000 francs on
December 81 would aid in restoring
the value of the franc. Frances debts
to the United States and Great Britain,
he said, totaled 35,500, 100000 francs
(nominally S7,1Oo00O, ,Oo0), which was
more than doubled by the difference in
exchange rates.
M Doumer affirmed that Germany
could pay her reparations debts if
willing. Wealthy Germans living in
ether countries were not anxious, how
ever, to help the German government
in meeting this obligation, and the pos
sibility of Germany's bankruptcy must
be considered. The German debt, he
added must be internationalized to the
maximum possible.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19
Butter. Cheese and EGGS

Butter-Receipts were 6,974 packages.
sslsc; extras. 81 score, 4sMc; firsts, Sc q
42c; seconds, s3@35hc; lower grades, 800
s24sc unsalted. higher than extras, 44ia @
finest. 41@42c good to prime, $50 4Oc
common to fair. s1@a7c; ladies, current
onds soc; lower grades 2S@2ss; packing
2sh 929c; lower grades 2S@2Sc.
Cheese-Receipts were 1.477 boxes. New
23hc; fresh specials. 21 q 22c average run,
fresh, 2o@2oSc; state twins, held spe-
run 21c Wisconsin double z Dases Ie aTs5ase faney
21 921Ec; single Daisies, fancy 21023c F;
Young Americas. 21 @22c; Canadian. ched
dars. 21@21 1ac state Skins. 4Q16iac.
Egg-Receipts ware s,2Os cases. Fresh
gathered, extras, dozen. 7o@73c; extra
f1rsts, 65 q 6sc; frsts, 5s0e4c, seconds As
@66cs gathered dirties. regular packed.
checks, fair to choice. dry, so @ sec: steril-
ized held whites. 45c; refrigerator eggs.
charges paid to expiring dates. special
marks fancy ss@sso; hrsts. So = q arc;
ss@45c; white eggs. sterilized fancy. So q
b5c; average prime, 47@ soc: brown and
ssc; nearby and nearby Western hennery
whites. average extras. so@9sc; extra
frsts, ss9ssc; hrsts 7s@82c; gathered
grades. 55@75c;. pullets' eggs. 5o@S Sac:
Pacific Coast, white, extras, 80 CSC; ex-
ira hFsts. S39Ssc; frsts, 7s@s2c: under
grades. $50 7sc; other Western and South
ern. gathered whites. so@75c; nearby and
nearby Western hennery browns, extras
74975c; brown and mixed colors, gath
cred extras, 70@7 73c; firsts 10 extra firsts,
So Qpssc
Potatoes--Maine. 1870 lbs. s3.5o@s4: 1855
lbs. s3.a5; State, $50 lbs. sa.50G9s4: 1s5
lbs; ss.2s; $50 lbs 81; Long Island, hbl,
.25@s5.25; Jersey. long. $50 lbs, S2@
s2.40; No 2, $50 lbs. Site Virginia sec
ond crop, s3.5o9$3.25; Sweets, Virginia.
Dbl. ss.25@ s3.75; Jersey, bsk, s1@st.sos
Yams, Virginia, Dbl, $3.50; Artichokss.
California. box. -s4Dss5o; half box, $50
$3TS' Jerusalem. hbl. soGS6, Beans near
by bsk. SOC @$2
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19
reaction Checked
ii Curb Trading
AS Prices Improve
zane Firm as Buying Power
Shows Increased Activ-
;ty: Small Gains Made
bv Many of the Oil Stocks

n.en;te evidence of increased demand
i. stocks was found in greater activ-
S On TIE curb market yesterday, in
.s;se 81 TIE approach of ths week end
La short session to-day. Small gains
,..rs q made by many oil stocks. as the
ssus ruled frm.
fssies Service common advanced
.,;shslv. carrying along the bankers
.ssrss and other moderate priced is
ss.ss Standard of Indiana was UP a
sssrs,on. While others in the group held
.sssav. Y Oil and Gas participated in
sss stronger tone, and at one time sold
& 10 81 cn encouraging reports fxoh
~ burbank field.
rhicaxo & Eastern Illinois stock sud
ssulv showed signs of life, and the
ss,sfs~red spurted above SO. Texas
erls Sulphur and Glen Alden Coal ad-
ssncsa fracsionally-
Activity was resumed in the mining
~ro,p. Eandshell being one of the fea-
.arss again on the report of engineers
10 the favorable outlook at its Pata-
sonian mines,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19
THURSDAYS

Southern Spot Markets--Gaiveston steady,
unchanged at 17.15c; sales. 609 bales. New
sales. 2.42S Savannah steady, unchanged at
lsc; sales, 310 bales Norfolk steady un-
changed at 1880; sales, 3l9 bales Au-
bales Memphis steady, unchanged at 1sc ;
sales l'4oo bales. Houston steady un-
changed at 1900; sales, 1851 bales.
Little ROCK quiet, unchanged at 1890
sales. 3s1 bales. Dallas steady. unchanged
at lS.l5c; sales. 1858. Montgomery firm,
unchanged at 1ec; sales 20 bales. Fort
bales. '-0
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19
Pennok Oil Report

The Pennok Oil Company reported
yesterday for the three months ended
September 81 last net earnings, hefore
depreciation and taxes, Of $49.2s0, AID
Ior tne nine monthe net Of 1856. S.960.
Current assets am6unted to S76N. .4an a.
which s58a,312 was cash. it WAS saiS
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19

'siss toeo onaistedl. Open. High. Low. Last
,sss Gan Pae IS. .1ooas ioois 100 100 100
sss & e III Sss... IS 6g% sc s7&
i Cen ssi essss s. g.. ~ ~ sss sss sss
Con- Gas aat 7sieI iop' iSa iSa~ 1871 loI 1SGA 1SG
Cop A's.s * s. IS ss.lss ss 1Ss IS lss g ,ss g
90 do IS. a.. .io2% fos& Io9w iesM
= = 90 S., 2es,. 1888 io4 losN loa
20 Goodrich Tire Is s7a S7a s7is s7is
Gnd Trunk 6,as.1o2 1926 1oa los 4
aun,ba avis oh c,s d,sISsA lo5 1sa9 1917 1927
Is Kennecott 6 Is ssM sssss aesa ssss4
Morris Co 7las1os 1os 10s 1os y
Is Is Nas Nas Iloaf sbeS g g aSN.sgA sss. ssh
saNYN H 5 H As s. IS s. IS
10 Otis Steel ss... .9sls ssA as,s ssA
,7o 9,o PhiIa CO S.. elss ss5s slss sss
s Pro s GIN IS a.loo% looS 1oo% 100 I
10 Phillips Pet IA as.lOos loo7s u 100 i
tsesrs-Rk IS '22,loo4s l0ois loois iooss
shawsheen 7s,1eiA 1o1iz 1oIA loiN
Solvay ct Gle ss.1os loa1a JOS 10S :.
= seSashssrn eSd sT Ry ss- ssA ssss,A ssA ssA
10 southw Bell Is 1oo& 100ss t0oss 1oSs
Q Ny Is 27.104a 1o4A lo4ls l04 u
40 2S .'....l lO5 lo5 1o6 los
do so .106 l06 106 1o6
q do sss, ...1o4% 1o47s 1o4N lo4%
2S Sun Oh Is sSA 90 0Ss. 80
Swift&Co as 251ooss 1ooss 1oOSs lOoss
t6 do 81 .....loo% 101la 1ooM 1ol y
"a Texas Co Is. K 1ol 4 l01l u lol V
IS Toledo Ed 7s.Io1% 1925 l01 q IO2
ua Ry H 7sss 991s s94a se1a a91s
Un Oil Pr ss-.1o0 100 100 100
Vacuum Oil 7s105is los a los n los "a
- West Elec is.l0Sis l12A 1Ga 4 1Osh
10 Winchest AS S5 Is s514 s5 95
FOREIGN BONDS
1s Argentine rs ss1s ss1s ssls ssA
Berlin As -. Az Az Az Az
Is Bremen IS -.
Munich As -. 4ts AZ Az Az
80 Rio CIR SIS wi 99s4 99N 9e% eesz
60 Swiss Gov s AS 9o "a 96 95% 957s
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19
DIVIDEND NOTICES
MERGENTHALER IINoTYPF Co

Brooklyn. n. z. November IS, 1871.
DIVIDEND 1o4
A regular quarterly dividend OF ~ per
cent on the capital stock of Mergenthaler
LinoRpe Company win be paid on December
81. 1921 to the stockholders os record as
they appear at the close of business on Ce-
eenlher 3. 1921. The Transfer Books viii not
be closed.
JOS. T. MACKEY. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19
FINANCIAL
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
N o 7 I c z

y Z
NEW YORK, y. Y. November 10. 1871.
Notice rs hereby given that. pursuant to the
terms of Section II Of Article Sixth Of
certain mortgage, dated January g 1911
executed By the Southern Eel Telephone, and
Telegraph Company, a corporation organized
under the laws of the State Of New York 20
secure an issue OF $50 oo0 600 OF Thirty Year
Henry F. Wilson. Jr, OF Upper Montciair
in the State of New Jersey, has been ap-
pointed by said Southern Bef Telephore and
Telegraph Company a Trustee under said
mortgage, 10 MI vacancy caused by the
death OF John H: Parsons. late af Montcla.r.
IN the State of Sew. Jersey. one OF the
Trustees named in said mortgage.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGR4-pE COMPANY.
BY j. NJ 3. Hoxsey, First President.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19

is necessary TO use yield tables, but the
approximate yield roughly be figured
out by the following formula: Divide the
closing QaorHion on q bond into the rate
OF the annual return II the bond Is selling
below par you must allow also for the
appreciation Of the principal. To DO this
subtract the market qgotation from par
or 100, and divide the remainder by the
number OF years the bond has to run be-
fore maturity. For example. if per
cent bend Is selling at 90 and has tea
years to run, the annual return win be
Of interest IL pays. and the result will BE-
s6s per cent The difference between par
and the market price VIII be 10 points
subtracting 80 from 100 DtFiding ten
points by ten years. rhe Quetient will be
This rgure IS To be added 20 5-6s which
Is the annual return. and the resusr, T6e
per cent, VIII give you the approximate
Weld.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cablea->Spot cotton in limited
demand at 4S points decline: middling.
L2a. Sales, 5000 bales; American, 1000
bafes. Imports. $4,000 bales all Ameri-
can Tenders, docket 1000 bales
Market opened quiet at to 10 points ad-
vance. Closed quiet, October / point
higher and other months l to 8 points
lower. December, 9.96d; January, 10.02d;
March, 1004d; May, 10.07d July, 10.04d;
October, 8 SD. Manchester Yarns duIi
and easier; cloths buyers hold off.
Cottonseed Oil
The market closed with net gains OF IL
to 20 points. The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19
Days NeaU Issues

A. E. Ames G. Co. and Wood, Gundy
d Co. yesterday purchased two Prov
ince of Saskatchewan issues of bonds
aggregating S4,500,000. One consists of
sS,o00,ooo twenty five year 51as, pay
able in New York or Canada, which
was bought at 951a or on about a 575
per cent basis. The other consists of
S1,50O,OO0 twenty -fve-year 6s, payable
only IN Canada, which was taken at
99.58.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Yesterday. Year ago
Live beef, fair to
prime. 100 lbs. $3.50 TVS $1o50@14.ee
Dressed d beet,
sides, lb. .os@ .1s .14@ .25
Live veals COM
mon to prime,
100 lbs T.00Q12.75 1250Mla.o0
Dressed veal,
city. lbs. ....;;;.;. 1870 81 400 80
Live Q ives, 100
lbs. ;.....-.... a.so@ 900 $500 $50
Dressed mntton.
city, ib. $50 90 loo Is
Live lambs. fair to
prime, roo lbs. 9.0001025 1100dpl3DO
Dressed | 4 m BIS,
city. lb..-...... .1S@ .23 zoo 29
Hogs. 1o0 lbs. 7.75@ 500 13006i14 90
Dressed hogs,
bacon. h.. .13X Q.14% .2fss0 221s
Pork, bbi. .25. 90 QD35.25 3l.50bs25e
Mess beef bbl. 12.O0DI4.0o 19006no0 90
T. ard. Middle
West, 100 lbs. as45@ a.SS 1a5O@Ia6o
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19

The Bank of Italy, San Francisco, was
yesterday awarded an issue of $780,
900 per cent building bonds of the
State of California, due July i, 1865.
The price bid was par less $393,840.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19
Stocks Elk Dividend

Date. Company. p. Ct.
Nov. 19---Ifarbtson- Walker iX
Nov. 19---Homestake Mining. Co Il
Nov. 1s--Standard Oil OF California.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19

Contrary to an announcement made
on Thursday no award has been made
as yet on the ss,oo0ooo city of Chicago
issue. According to advices from
Chicago, no award will be made until
the validity of the issue has been estab-
lished. This will probably be deter
mined by the middle of next week.
The Supreme Court of Georgia has
validated the bond issue of $8,S50,000
voted by the city of Atlanta last March
and it is expected the bonds will be
offered for sale shortly.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-19
Cottonseed OF.
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futures-The range Of rrices
Thursdays
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-01-06
FIVE YEARS AGO

The new county officers have beer
Installed.
Joe J. Taylor Is the new Western
Union operator ut this place
sgd Hamby was appointed chief Of
police.
Mrs. Mary Jane Wilson. one Of the
feW remaining original settlers Of
mills Point" died at the home Of her
son ia this city.
The Christian church has secured
the services 81 Rev. J. II Thomas Of
kivet ny, for the coming year
The present high water Is running
thousands of bushels OF ungathered
corn IN the lowlands The river Is
still rising. bat the cold snap + expect
ed % check II somewhat.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-01-06
FROM COURIER FILES
TEN YEARS AGO

Sheriff Johnson + in Fulton this
week rounding up iurymen for the Jan
wary term of court.
II was rrumored y syndicate was
preparing fo buy a large tract of land
east of town. cot T. into ive-acre plots
aud put house on each plot.
a blizzard struck this section Mon
day. giving rs the coolest weather ex-
perleHced in many years.
Last Friday W J. McMury and w
= Montgomery Killed forty rabbits IN
q 23-acre field al the home Of the latter
mentioned as prospective candidate
for state senator
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-01-06
To Stop a Cough Quick

take HAYES HEALING HONEY. a
cough medicine which stops the cough by
healing the infiamed and irritated tissues
box of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE
SALNE for Chest Colds. Head Colds and
Group IS enclosed with every bottle OF
HAYES HEALING HONEY. The salve
should be rubbed on the chest and throa,
OF children suffering from Cold or Group.
ne heaiine effect Of Hayes Healing Honey in
SIDE the throat combined with the healing effect OF
CrOse O-FeD- iratc Saive through the pores Of
the skin soon steps a cough
Both remedies are packed In one carton aud the
cost Of the combined treatment IS 3sc-
just ask your druggist for HAYES
HEALING HONEY.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-01-06

Right here we wish 10 mention the
great need 81 tine court appropriating
theif share 81 the funds necessary to
Keep the county agent ans. home demon
sfration agent. as any wide-awake per
son can see the great good that has
been Accomplishment with the younger
genera ton in the demonstration work
on the farms and i'm the homes Doubt
less there are many who feel that this
work + OF No good. but just the same
you oftentimes run upon a person who
argues against the schools Ler's see
Bradley keep in the line Of progress
Cleveland tTennD Banner
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-01-06

from bad Kidneys Doan's have been a
household remedy In our home for
many years when my Kidneys get out
Of order I have backache and lamencSS
across my hips. II hurts me 10 stoop
over or lift anything. When 7 get one
OF these attacks I take Doan'S aud they
never fan 60 cure me.
Price 6Dc. AT all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney renedy-get
Deans Kidney piils-the same that Mr..
Crarelman had. Foster Milburn Co.
Mfrs. Buffalo. y. y.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-01-06
OF LOCAL INTEREST
0ou.e People We Know. and We VIII
PFO0t BY Hearing About Them.

This r. a purely local event
IL took place In Hickman
Not In some farnway place.
y0u are asked 20 investigate a.
Asked to believe citizcn's word
To confirm q citizens statement
Any article that Is endorsed nj home
= more worthy Of confidence
Than one you know nothing about.
undOeord b. unknown people.
Ga 0rnfkIcman. Hickman. says:
~Uunn'o kidney Pulls are the only
1unG1y I have found that will quickly
60 peruanently relieve me Of kidney
vun1DeusL 1 can highly recommend
80 . sny one for trouble coming
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-01-06
Take ''Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead

back TO tire store and get your money.
Take q spoonful of harmless. vege-
table Dodson's Liver Tone tonight and
wake up feeling great. It's perfectly
harmless. so give il 20 your children
any tine. It can't saiivate. so ls<
them eat anything afterwards