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tatel, ce sc afla astazi pc plata
Aceasta este unica remedie care
aJuta ca sa aveti SINCE sanatos,
nervi tari 81 sanatosi, intr un GU
want face ca persOana sa fie rO-
busta 81 viguroasa. Nuga-Tone va
scuteste dea plati biluri la doe
tori, de suferinte 81 pierdere de
banl prln accea ca omul nu poate
lllcra. Decideti-va ca voiti fl ON
lntre oameni = ca yeti incerca a
mlatura toata otrava din sistem
= ca yeti cauta dea avea di-
gestiune buna actiunea inimei
sa fie buna, de asemenea sc eau
tatl dea numai avea albeata pc
llmba, nlci sd simtiti gas din stO-
mae dupa flecare mancare. sd nll
aveti nervi slaibi 81 alte boil SINH
liar Gu aceste. D-vOastra aveti
lrpsa de Nuga-Tone. Este foarte
buna. Este garantata dea va da
resultate satisfacatoare sau banii
lnapoiati. Tn tratament pentru o
luna lntreaga costa numai 500.
Sc vinde la tOate farmaciile sau
va trimetem moi prin posta di-
rect, spesele platte.
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De WHARF
De WHARF,

Salon Gu beuturi (Soft Drinks
81 Cuglarie, afacere rentabila 81
la polite buna, in vecinatate Gu
ziarul America''.
Nindem afacerea dim cauza sa-
natatii 81 pc un pref foarte reso,
nabil, scrieti 5 au venitl in per-
soana la:
5708 Detroit Ave. Cleveland, o.
(l52 & 54-5o).
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DACA VREI

Sd nu intinxi mtpAela coltul
stradelor in caz c&nd al rxmas
fara o mana sau un picior In
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea s. r. 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-01

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MANU. 1924 Garfield Avenue Canton Ohio frudasa pc
trecere care incepe la ora 81 dura pna
cand incepe programu arte negre dura
pana la 10 p. Dupa aceia dams 81 joe. h'iHtfijhtNI
d. Bera este singurul elnan arelea va arata ro
manor de ac minuni mai svazute.
Venit Gu toti 81 yeti vedca matt mai vazut
Gu stIma V. BERA.
-(Adul
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Sc aduce la cunostna Romanilor din Canton o. 81 jur,
ca Mar in Iue 1922 Renumitu expert al Artei negre
Magic
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-06-15
NOTICE on CHANGE

Fulton County Court. Regular Term.
June Il. 1877.
Regular term OF Fulton County Court
WINS held at the court house In Hick-
man. NY. ON June Il, 1H22. with Hon.
Chas. ~. Nugent, Judge, present and
presiding.
It appearing 20 this court that there
are more voters in the two precincts in
side OF the city limits than are required
by law 20 vote, an dthe court being adj
vised, adjudged that the following
changes be made i'm Old Hickman, 1st
ward. precinct No. II. and old Hick-
man. III ward. precinct No. n.
And it is further ordered that the
East Hickman Precinct No. l. and
South Hickman Precinct No. 13 and
West Hickman, Precinct No. II, be
changed TO read as follows:
Precinct No. Il, 10 be known as East
Hickman, with "A voting at or near the
County Garage, shall consist Of all the
territory within the following boundary
lines, tO-wit:
Beginning at the corner of the Ad-
ans road To the Hickman and Troy
road, thence east with the Adams road
To the line between sections = Jand 26,
same being Ledwidge's southeast cor
ner thence north one mile TO corner he
tween Mrs. Hubbard and Brasiield
thence east with said quarter section
line To the Shuck road thence east with
the Shuck road To the Saunders road;
thence north with the Saunders road to
j. III. Saunders south line; thence east
with the Saundex line TO j. Z. ROper's
west line; thence north to X. y. Iyler's
south line thence east with said line to
southeast corner of the Mayes land,
n hn mi a
ton line between sections . and II,
thence east 10 Mud Greek; thence
north with Mud Greek TO the mouth OF
same; thence west and down the Bayou
de Chem Greek to the Mississippi River,
thence down the Mississippi River To
the east corporation line of the City OF
Hickman; thence south with said cor
pOrate line to the southeast corner OF
the city: thence west with the south
corporation line 10 the point where Sec
ond street intersects same, which Is the
northeast corner of the Sam Salmon lot,
now owned by Hart MeCOlgan' thence
south to the northwest corner OF j. W.
Wards home place; thence south Win
his west line to the northeast corner OF
NJ. A. McDaniefs farm; thence south
with his east line and the east line OF
Risty Jackson. Mitchell and Mrs. Reed
TO the Benthal land thence east with
the land to the Troy road; thence east
ON the north line of section 20 TO the
corner between Curtin, Ledwidge. Kirk
and King land thence south with the
quarter section line to the beginning
PRECINCT NO. Is, to be known as
south Hickman. with a voting place
nj or near the Corporation Bridge, on
the Dyersburg Road. shall consist OF
ali the territory within the following
boundary lines:
beginning at the intersection OF the
Hickman and Troy road with the Ten
nessee state line, thence west with the
Tennessee state line TO the southeast
corner OF section 33; thence north with
the east line OF section 80 and % To
the northeast corner OF the southeast
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-06-15
DIDN'T CARRY OUT THE JOKE
Young Man Probably Was Wise in Not
'mpersonating the Family Ghost"
for Buffers Benefit

Among the guests at IN English
country house one Christmas was "A
young gentleman who claimed 10 be
able TO read character ut glance"
Nov. there's your butler" he re-
marked to his host 1--WE seen little
of the man. but | would undertake. by
merely playing the family ghost TO
frighten him into a fir
Il don't think you would laughed
the host. Anyhow. you have my
consent to try -
The young fellow declared his in
tention ia do SO but rs he didn't wish
TO oyerdo the thing. ne determined to
drop Il word Of warning 10 the butler
II say, Briggs" he whispered to
that Individual on meeting him In the
corridor. you haven't seen the fam
ily ghost, have youf I'm told that he
Invariably walks on Christmas eve,
y'know ?"
"Thank you fer the hint, sir" calm
ly replied the butler. zone hint should
be worth another, s.r, and"-here he
dived his hand into a back pocket, and
produced a vicked-looking revolver
''here's one for the ghost II you should
see hir- first, sir o.
---yhe young gentleman decided that,
after all. be couldn't carry the Joke
any further.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-06-15
Msona charta Draws Visitors.

After 200 years, Magma Charta re-
mains the most popular British manu-
script LAST year 1900 persons went
TO the British museum 10 see H. Amer
leans invariably ask TO view the IA
nous charter which insures English
men their rights. according TO the
museum custodians, but other foreign
ers take more interest In the papal
bull, which Is displayed next to it.
Heavy green blinds are kept over
the precious parchment TO eXcluFe the
full light rays and thus prevent deteri-
grafton, but are lifted TO show the
charter to eduiring pilgrims.
Most persons are disappointed at
not seeing King Johns signature, &C
cording to an official at the museum,
but they seem satisfied when they read
the script that II was "given by our
hand in the meadow which is called
Ronimede. between Windlesor and
Shnes, on the 18th day of June in the
18th reign of our reign 1215.)".
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Is MARVEL Or MECHANISM
oaIanee' OF the Bank Of Enc.
capable OF Registering
weight of Thistiedovn.

bn,,'" great balance" stands in the
n ). room Of the Bank Of England
49,, = machine that was constructed
Shy Tor testing light gold coins
h,at ung approximately seven feet
a. una Weighing nearly two TONS
- ohderful piece of mechanism can
sn piece of thistIedown or q 400
nHu gold bar with equal accuracy
IL can be used IT must al
.,,- oe carefully busted. for other
e .he dust that has settled upon Z,
zen IN the course of few minutes
a''hough Invisible to the naked eve
c. couiu cause 1t to register inaccuratelv
responsive is the machinery that
postage~stamp placed on one of tbe
A." weighing portions moves the in
oex six inches.
"hen the new English currency
uo'es We're issued the grand balance
was Kept busy virtually day ana ui.,bt
"eishing the gold coinage that was
."ieu IN and replaced by notes. II
mas now been found that the total loss
VI gold owing TO the ADHESION of the
Inns rs they passed from hand 10
hahd In the course Of circulation.
amounts to nearly S5.OO0.OOO
mat. however, is not quite so alarm
ing as II sounds. for the loss is spread
over period of - years. Twenty
hVe years is reckoned in England TO
oe me legal life Of a sovereign at its
iuii lace weight.-New York Herald
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-06-15

the center OF section %; thence east
with this quarter section line 10 the
/ top of the blum in section 30; thence
northeast with the top OF the bluff To
the beginning.
PRECINCT No. 10, 10 be known as
[ City Ward No. /, with a voting place
GA Moscow Avenue. shall include all OF
the territory within the following lines !:
beginning with Allegany street on
the river bank thence south with Al
legany street To Moscow Avenue thence
east with Moscow Avenue To Troy Ave
nue.; thence south with Troy Avenue
10 the south corporation line; thence
east 10 the corner; thence with the east
corporation line TO the river bank,
thence down To the river To the begin
ming.
PRECINCT NO. IL, to be known as
City Ward No. >, Of Hickman, with yOt-
ing place at the court house. shall in
ciude all of the territory within the fol
lowing lines:
beginning at the corner of Moscow
Avenue and Aliegany street; thence
east with Moscow Avenue TO Troy Ave
nue. thence south with Troy Avenue 10
the south cOrpOratin line; thence west
with the corporation line To Hall street;
thence north with Hall street to Troy
alley; thence east with Troy alley to
Fulton street; thence north with Full
ton street 10 the NV corner of Mrs.
Reid property thence east with Reid's
line To ObiOn street; thence north with
ObiOn street to MOultOn street; thence
east with Mutton street to Union street,
thence north with Union street to the
NV corner of lot No. "a, thence east
a line half way between Moulton street
and Jackson street and jackson street
TO Wabash street; thence south with
Wabash street TO Moulton street, thence
east with Moulton street to the begin
ming.
PRECINCT NO. lila, to be known as
City of Hickman, Ward No. 3, with
voting place at the city hall, shall in
Guide all of the territory within the
following lines:
Beginning at the corner of Moscow
Avenue and Allegany street; thence
north with Allegany street to the river
thence down the river to the west cor
poration lime; thence south with the
west corpOratin line to the suthwest
corner; thence east with the south cor
poration line TO Hall street; thence
north with Hall street to Troy alley
thence east with Troy alley to Fulton
street; thence north with Fulton street
to the northwest corner of Mrs. Reds
thence east with Reid's line
to Obion street; thence north with
ObiOn street to Moulton street; thence
east with MOultOn street to Union street
thence north with Union street to the
corner of lot No. 64 thence
east ON line half way between Moulton
and jackson streets to Wabash street;
thence south on Wabash street TO Moul-
ton street; thence east with Moulton
street to the beginning.
Ordered that court be adjourned.
Chas. ID. Nugent, Judge.
Attest copy.
o. G. Henryfi Clerk.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-06-15
Women in China.

In the New international Encyclo-
pedia, edition of 1902, the following
Statement was made: I'm China
proper not more than 6 per cent of the
men and per cent of the women can
read an ordinary book" But great
advancement in the education Of
women has been made during the
last twenty years. The Encyclopedia
Americana, published in 1920 says:
Until very recently. female education,
% far as IL existed, was mainly
private or "a family affair. OF late
years, largely through missionary in
huence and example, the education OF
women has made surprising progress,
and the tendency Is now strongly to-
ward more equality in intellectual
trimming without regard to sex"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-06-15
Gas Has 1000 Industrial Uses.

Artificial gas is tightening the Ia
bors of housewives in the homes OF
l9.D00.Oo0 Americans, and is the Isl
lent partner of industry, where II
has upward of 1000 uses. The vast
sum of 81. 900 100000 has been invested
In the plants and equipment. Approx
'nafeIy 1900 communities now have
gas. the mains being equal in mileage
to nearly three times the circumfer-
ence of the earth. II Is used In more
than 100000 cooking stoves and ap-
planes. 100000 water heaters ana
100000 gas heaters and has become
so necessary to industry that thou
sands of manufacturing plants would
be forced to close II the gas COM
panies were unable to continue to sup
ply them with gas.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-06-15
D0RENA NEWS.

Sunday School was held at Locust
Grove Church Sunday. There was a
nice crowd present. \ singing was held
! ia the afternoon.
4 Mrs. Marcie Futch and son were in
town shopping "Wednesday
{ Miss Retha McDade was the week
end guest of her aunt, Mrs Stella Han
/ Miss VERNE White was the guest Of
Miss Lyde Pickett Saturday night.
Little Cathryu Dick spent Thursday
night and Friday with her grandmoth-
en- Mrs. Mary Byassee.
Mr. and Mrs. j. ". Allen. Mrs Mar
Gle Futch and son and Mr.. and AIRS.
DaSs and family were guests of Mrs.
Lucy ByasSee one day this week.
Claude Davis spent Saturday night
in Hickman.
Miss Courtna Dunn was in Hickman
Saturday, shopping.
Mrs. Lola Pickett and sister, Mrs.
VI. Il. Dick. entertained Jolly bunch
Of young folks sunday. Those present
were Misses Retha McDade and Bcfana
Byassee and Swayne Pickett. Cecil En-
merson, Bill Crow ana Clarence Davis
Born 10 the wife of Albert Barnhil
on June 18th, d fine boy.
Mrs Lola Pickett has been Oh the sick
list but is improving now
Miss LevOnia LEM. of Hickman, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Lambert
Little George Addison fell down the
stair Steps and threw his arm out of
place but Is getting along nicely now.
Hiss Lyde Pickett and Miss Nernie
White spent Sunday with Miss Larena
Rettig.
Cecil EmmerSon, Of Wyatt Mo- was
the guest of VI. Is. Dick Sunday and
}. II. Pickett Sunday night
Miss Nalrie White has returned from
Ohio, where She has been attending
college.
Mrs. Sam Linely spent the day with
Mrs. Rob Larkin Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Pickett was the guest of
her mother Friday ana Saturday night. |
Little james Shelby Dick has been
on the sick list
Born 10 the wife of Will Huff a girl
on June 10th.
Tom Sheperd and family of BardweH. |
visited his sister and brother. Mrs. j.
D. Franks and Gid Sheperd last week.
Ed Ray has moved from the Bayou |
to H. ID. Doss' place near Dorena.
NJ. II. Dick has his cotton chopped |
over the second time and viii be |
through planting corn this week
nice rain would be appreciated by |
the people around DOrena.
Nj and Mrs. VIII Garden and fam |
lily spent Sunday with Mrs. Montgom- |
cry.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-06-15
WEST HICKMAN BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School 9 As a. m, Joe Nor
ris, Supt. Everybody invited.
Ed. Ira AIety of Martin, Tenn, will
preach the first Sunday in July at IL
O.. IN. and Z 80 p. N. There viii also
be roll call at this service.
Lei every member be present
Mrs r.. y. Coffee and little son. Reid.
returned Thursday from three weeks
visit with Mrs. Hattie Coffee and fam
lily in Para gould ARK.
Mrs T. X. Nash and daughter, Miss
Lorene, and son Richard, of Wynn,
Ark, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. o.
CarUthers.
Mrs. Ben Briggs and little son are
visiting her parents. Rev. and Mrs X.
G. Douglas, and family in jackson.
Tenn.
Mrs. l.. \. Stone and daughter, MSS
Mary. are leaving Saturday to visit
relatives in Greenfield. Tenn, for Il
week.
Judge VIII Hester dismissed court at
Bardwell yesterday so he could be here
70 attend the funeral of c. ~ Murchi-
son.
Cliff Lee went to ST. Louis Saturday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-06-15

Mrs. Haley has sold her house and
lot to G. o. Pease, and has moved to
ST. Charles, Mo.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-06-15

Mrs. Mary Lyon has returned from
q short visit with friends In St LOUIS
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-06-15

Mrs. w. J. Barry, who has peen quite
sick for the past two weeks is 1mprov-
ing.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Amberg Of Mem
phiS, are spending several days here at
their old hOome. Joe Amberg. Jr-. mo-
tOred through from Memphis and is
also here this week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-06-15

Tom French and Perkins Hicks mo-
tored through to st. Louis the latter
part of last week and attended the
ball game there Sunday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-06-15

Miss Marguerite Fuqua and niece.
Miss LeOnOra Amberg. are leaving on
the 18th for Cincinnati. where they
viii enter the Conservatory OF Music
for the summer course.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-06-15

Mrs Hotchkiss Young and Titles on.
Hotchiiss, Jr.. are here the guests Of
her sister, Mrs. !. Mack Reid. and
brother, Leslie Hackett, for several
dayS
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-06-15

Eat st the Busy Bee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-06-15

Charlie Frost is working in Lexing-
ton.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-06-15

Gin Lee went to ST. Louis Saturday
The Washington times., 1922-10-08

charge of certain, other foreign Off.
cials, engineers and otherwise.
In view Of the recent troop con.
centrations north of Tientsin, and
the possibility of another interchief-
tain war with the usual injuries TO
the innocent bystander. the prospect
of a general strike In opposition 10
a matter of some comfort. - - ..
The first real strike In the history
of the railroads began when the Pc.
king -Kalgan workers walked out.
They were followed by their Peking.
Hankow brethren. Then the work.
ers of the remaining roads threat,
tors compromised In haste. ~
The recent advent Of the Russian
mission, under the leadership of A.
"A. Joffe, the soscalled Soviet mum
ber one diplomat" has been an un'
pleasant coincidence. and there are
rumors to the effect that the Soviet
Is taking active measures to organ
ize the Chinese workers for support
The increase In wages asked Is In
no case more than 10 per cent and
Is one Of the minor points.
The Pel<ing- g-Kalgan line strikers di
rected their attack also to an Amer
lean firm, w. w. Fowler & Co.
which by virtue OF a $5,000.00 credit
received the right to appoint its own
accountant to supervise the receipts
As the need for a foreign loan be
comes greater, the necessity OF ap
plying to the consortium becomes
ever more apparent.
With this in mind many Of the Of
The Washington times., 1922-10-08

ator Hiram johnson and that Poin-
dexter Is a sure thing in Washing
ton. They also are about ready to
eoncede Senator Ashurst's re-elec-
ton in Arizona. There seems to
be little doubt, too, of Senator
Reeds reelection in Missouri.
Democratic Plans.
Some difficulty is experienced in
which the Democrats are planning
to concentrate their efforts. Funds
are so scarce. 1t Is frankly edmit-
ted by officials of the speakers bu-
reau, that they have been forced
greatly to restrict the number of
speakers and the points to be
visited. Little hope of raising any
considerable amount Is held out and
a policy Of sending speakers only
to those places where there Is a
fighting chance has been adopted.
The Democratic managers are
counting on re-electing Pomerene
in Ohio and Hitchcock in Nebra ska.
They also are optimistic regarding
former Governor Ferris chances
against Senator Townsend in Mich.
igan. In the five Western States
having Democratic Senators they
assert the advantage is with them.
Plans are being laid for a vigorous
fight for the election of former
Assistant Attorney General Spellacy
over Senator Mclean in Connect.
cut Former Secretary of the Navy
Josephus Daniels will lead the
attack in that State. Senator Stan.
ley of Kentucky also will spend
several days in the State.
The Washington times., 1922-10-08

The great stocks and immense assortents in this ne'p and
larger store afford wde range of selection All homes can
be well suited here and matter what price you pay You
can be absolutely assured of QUALITY and RELIABILITY
The Washington times., 1922-10-08
pen to the injury Of the

satirical pen to the injury Of the
free state. 3,
Posters are everywhere-posters
protesting against the treatment of
irregular prisoners. posters declar-
ing that the assassination Of De
Valera has been ordered. posters
charging illegitimate methods ON
the part of the free state troops.
and great black Isigns. painted on
the walls of historic and ancient
buildings. mar the beauty Of the
town.
While the great part of the prop
aganda war has been in the hands
of the anti.treaty party. the free
state authorities have been obliged
to meet this peculiar method Of
warfare. At times the rival poster
artists are hot on each others
trails.
A free state poster is put up,
and an anti-party participant comes
along and pulls down the free
state poster and pastes up a bull
letin denouncing the free state;
then there Is generally a fast and
furious race between the two fac
tions of "posterites," with the re-
suit that Dublin Is smeared with
paste from highway to byway.
The provisional government has
taken no steps to restrain poster
pastors. They recognize the right
of free speech and free press.
The Washington times., 1922-10-08
Big Rat Takes
Ride to Death
Atop Car Hood
DANVILLE, Va, Oct. 7.

..DANVILLE, Va, Oct. 7.
w H. GATEWooD of near
W. Yanceyville, N. -, was
coming to Danville when,
arriving at Pumpkin Creek
bridge, he met a man who
stopped him and asked him
what he intended doing with
the big rat which was
perched on the top of his
automobile.
Mr.. Gatewood paid s2ant
attention to the remark and
drove on to Danville. Arriv-
ing at the Piedmont ware
house he looked and found
that the rat was still hobong
it's way. Unable to escape
from it's lofty position the
rat was dispatched on top
of the car.
The Washington times., 1922-10-08
Man Could Not
Eat Anything
Mr.. Mervin Could Eat Nothing-Not Even Fruit

more foul matter 1T brings out which
was poisoning you. In slight disorders.
such as occasional constipation. sour
stomach. gas on the stomach and sick
headache, one spoonful Adlerika AL
WAYS brings relief A longer treat.
ment, however, Is necessary in cases Of
obstinate constips ton and long stand
ing stomach trouble, preferably under
direction OF your physician.
Reports From Physicians.
1T congratulate you on the good ef-
feet I had from kdierika since l pre-
scrIbed H." CSigned) DR. L. Langlois
II have found nothing in my So years
practice to excel Adlerika" (SiEned) Or.
James Weaver.
II use Adierika In all bowel cases.
Some require only one dose" (Signed)
Or r. NJ. PrPttymHn.~
After taking Adl"rikA feel better
than for 20 years. Haven't language TO
eEprs.s the AWFUL. IMPURITIES eliml-
mated from my system tSignedl J. Z.
Puckstt
AdIsrika 10 . constant surPrise 10 pso.
nls Who have usrd only ordinary bowel
and stomach r1edic'nss On account %
i,s rapid pleasant and COMPLETE HS.
tion ~ % snld ~ lssding drusEis's
sois IN washtnston ~ Peoples I'rug
stores ssd othsr tsadins aruGssta