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The Hickman Courier from Hickman, Kentucky • Page 4

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rt I THE HICKMAN COURIER Oeun itrn kMtlwfcr Llb tb Dins run end 8KXTON itAlldtProprteore UNIT DOLLAR IVUU YEAR CUd Ui ARVAtCK 4 I Entered a UM Hiekman Kentucky 1GIkoit a seix odcl wall aiu Final June 181000 1 No Paper in 4th In orttr to vine tlw tmployft of I this off 4 mach needed 9wtC tio1 tot will print no paper during 4Mn JulyNo Pont tune btftHt 25 ndfaly toI I Our pttrons will pit govtm thtm I velvet CfoHn01y I I 1 I1 Ai i I 1 11 i iI I It Eie thjr city dad were unanimous in voting to five the St Rail read Co rtght ot way in West llKkmil The grant carries with it the proviso thai the railroad com pony will gravel Broadway street grade it up levtl 1 with the top of tbe rails so hat none of the croon ties will sh Fl and net out shade then on both siei 1 of the street so far at I mayt occupied by the tack There is to be but one track ou Broadway street old since tIM street is 100 feet i wide the Injury to the thcroujjhfarf and adjacent property Will no ioubt bt much less than was it tint anticipated by severer of the property neni in that neighbor hood heartily endorse the iouiicil in tdeir action behering thai ir time will prova a sane and leD sible solution of a problem which rould h4vr worked a hardship on every mm woman and child in Hick man hi i I netJ protest been heeded Mutilated stamps cannot hereafter be used and letter bearing such stamps will be held two weeks for le covery and If not claimed at the cud of that time will be sent to the dead Inter ottice according to a new order which went into effect in the Post othrr Departsisnt the past week A corner tom off or any other mutilation or defrct makes the stamp worthless though penaiu Oft ik given individuals to perforate the st imps thf use with a small instru ment fcr purposes of identification That it Inter ird to prevent tke theft or mutiUtioi of private matt Harry Th tw the noted afcvor of Stanford White must remain confin ed the insane asylum It will be remembered that on tin trial of Tnaw for the murder of White he was adjudged iaawm and thus escap i con irtism far gMrder He WM I i sent the aeflnm and made an piiort to obtain bas freedom Congress adjourned Saturday night after passing the ffctchwork Currency measure which Senators LaFcllett Stows and Gore undertook to talk to death only to be outwitted by the lynx yed Aldtieh Ii Are You One of the Few Every woman who appreciates omfort will buy at least one pair of Brown Ties this summer That a youe havent already made your election its time that you did We have the exactly stylish Brown Shoes comfortable low cuts of course at 300 and 350 a pair If you are one of the few who have not yet been fitted we are ready to please you MILLET NAYLOR I NAYLORa a rt IFORB AND AFTER DRAGGING An vftjeai UMMN as Ie What a Little War Will Do that road picture are a rays eared when Ike surface to mudI hut this one WM snapped whim the ur tare WM hard awl dry It hues how loaf a tubbora clay will clay bad On I I UM day of tile taking this phial II I I the journey cup or down the hill WM dangerous to any vehicle la plte nl the slowest and most rareful I driving On the other hand another rdctun shows a hill harder thai that shown ti saran picture to aamnth that the tight ft or the kenvieef loaded which Maid travel It safety at say reA onaMe met of spud Bat snore Im portaat than all dee UM aoat rala wtt anrly I dampen the top of It all beta UI I a very small proportloa will run lair the dltrkea aad get away and I hom am and wind will dry It Me rote are hot to guM the rate fall to UM bridge nor am ib re any do passions to wMok UM water mar detained Tint km snows In UM Brat picture not se wll preasreil for rain The chuck kolat and pocket nn Ma Are win with wane and remain In UM fnndtttou until UM wet can vanorMo And should UM rate he a quirk beers daakioc ona It will rush down the cen ter at UM highway est lay UM nHf deeper and addisi to UM ceacavlt of sea nlroadyoutoreksa srses i tton ttonYon Yon will be aatoaiaked writs Ward King In Rrwdora Qasette It von will give ratted clay hill a clan lamination to a comi tiveiy dell Uai IIIIeet a day when a well draced road la dusty On to the chop wit rut on UM neglcrtrd hill the ridges of tka rat will be baked hard a clot the tiottmn of the rot te wheel treed i provided It la I a much I traveled road will he nearly na hart aa polished glass and will be darkly Iron talned from the friction of the Imp bound lotked wheels of the kinds wagons that moved their way down Now belt way between the glary not lab and Ike bnlck hard top In the wait of the wheelrat Insert UM blade 4i a iienknlfe Without a ekaace potty like clay eM he toad kofbre the half blade penetrate to UM handle Now staid back look on the two hard orfaoea at yaws feet oaaaMer the I inlet marble la UM pate of user baud and draw oonclnotoM ooaclwlorMMIt Neein time Mixture rive poised realm I pound Poaeua fated lye pint Oak nil I gallon water Prepare lock notation by molUni the realn with UM Hak oil and ono sal Ion of water In a kettle over a Are Add Ike lye and about half UM water and boll about one hour or until UM mixture will units with tke cold wets Then add slowly onomtk cold water In make a total of jive gallon I Whoa praying take one gallon of tali a Intlon and add three gallon of milk of lime four ounce of pares green awl If gallon of water waterTry Try This lava try baking powder arnai to bold I UM grain near the ooopa for Ute Ht tin eblrki The eJowMMtla sonar will keep tile omtmta dry daring Iud den nhowem and the meats we frvni ipurrowi at4L even If the sans should Diiaat Salurdty it Swnnplmj Day 1 I OKINGI I AN EASY FITTING STYLISH LOOKING oattttttttwts 350 400 500 naEaeaat PACKARD SHOE Is about the neareSt thing to perfcClt foot comfort that you will ever attain 350 400 500 in the shoe line Pockarcl is a maker who builds his shoes on the lines of the human foot CJ Packard never attempts anything beyond what common sense good leather and knowledge of the business dictates and that IIleather II a Perfect Shoe flj Ve can show you many Styles I msllafn1 II I I 350 tOO 500 I and in all leathers Let us fit you tj Latest Styles in Gents furnishings BRADLEY PARHAM 350 100 500 LEAVE YOUR LAUNDRY AT THIS STORE June 1 te I 1 I i 11Ihlt Ins 11 MI I I 1 Ih rduf mM lr Inui AIr Myth a fu1 tMa Hr taxi Ne row III rtur rt And urorr1 WM1 1 IUu Moscow Mrs McNeilly has been on the sick list for several days Ira Little MId McNeil ly drove through to Martha Sunday I Presley Vaugaan was to town riai i day looking after his polnical inter I estsMiu I Miu Lenora Hardin of Crane I ville Tenn is spending a few days with her sister Mrs A A Kimbro Miss Ruby Ramer is now visiting Mrs Walton at Hducah end will remain several days Moorman of Mayfield was in town Saturday owvasotog for the support of Democrats in his race for circuit judge Tom Wmiamoon and Miss Ova Campbell Roy Morris aid Miss Lindsay Bell attended Childrens Day eaercises at Liberty Sunday The revival at the Methodist church will continue for several days yet Bro Smith is doing sum fine preaching and the Christian psopse have been wonderfully revived Up to date we have bad fillies conver sisal The song service is i conduct tl by Mr Lemon of Wool Teases see and beta get potpis to sing i who never sag before All sum med tapwe are having a great re vival vivalOne One of the most delightful events of the week was the morning euchre linn Wednesday by Mrs Allison Tler in honor of her pit Mrs i Mott Ayers of Frankfort As the Reds arrived punch was served servedMuch Much wend was manifested in the euchre at which there were six tables The score cards wcrr hand painted water lilies The Guest orue a cake plats was given to Mrs Ayers The first priie a handsome belt buckle was given to Mrs Charles Travis and the tease lation a belt buckle was given to Mrs Hobbard KiN Louis Shumate of Newborn Teen was an outoftown guest Fruit cream and cake were served At the home of the brides palliD Union City on Wednesday morn Wednesdaymorn tug June at 9 oclock Hugh Harris and Miss Emma Walker were unit in marriage The ceremony was said by Rev Castleberry in the presence of the family and a few immediate friends Miss Irene Faris entertained a number of her friends Tuesday even fag at her home on Moulton street Music and dancing were tile features of the evening Refreshments were served It was one of the most en joyable events of the season Negro night riders have ap peared in Kentucky says the Nashville American That being the case we confidently expect to heir soon that the chicken crop has gone to join UM disappearing tobacco crop cropMiss Miss Liverne Cheek of Fulton and Mies Katie Way Mayes of Un ion City ar the guest of Misses Lillian Chute Dora CaviU sail Maggie Lei Rtec title wok The Literary Circle has sntpeNtlstl further meeting until fall I LTO A I I I thrto i star Iwit I i Ijiritlrv to the Nub sUr Laundry Co uaraateed to please and give high class work 1 Strictly a IWtlto Mans Laundry All work called for ant I delivered in the city Your patronage solo ted i 1 Curlin Ellison wa 4r a 11111 Dorcrw Citrmer 1Ir I went 0 HICK man Friday i Lillian and liertrude Hall vtsited Mrs Msyoor of Hickman Friday nifht nifhtA A heavy rail fill Tmsdupn101 which wan gke tile eun assurer NItsra Services will oe held at the sego lar hour nest Sunsmy by Rev Stone CftpBtfoMrs Mrs White returned hiss Tawraday from a short vieb to Roth erf ord Teas Joe Ktog and wife of No I Ie tMId MId family last week Mr West and wife JIIroIAqn Stocking and Maddot and Myrtle and Pearl King attended childrens services at the chapel to West Hick man Sunday afternoon PrathcrsJontt Mr Richard Protber and Miss i Nannie Jones were united sat I nags Oft Tuesday afternoon Jar 2 at 2 30 at the home of the brides mother at Woodland Mills Rev SUgler officiating The bride and groom are both socially and popularly esteemed They are well known and highly connected The groom is engaged in the lumber manufacture at Blytbe vile Ark and soon after nuptials the happy pall left for that place to resile followed with a shower of benedictions Both are well known to Biokman and have the best wishes of their many friends here Get the habitof trading at Bet tereworth Pratbers PratbersRuih Ruth Creek There is considerable less to our neighborhood but no serious awes Sid Smith and wife attended Chil des Day eiercises at Palestine PaIeIttaeSunda SundayWe We are going to have a new car pet in our church and the ladies have been busy this week denotes up and making everything look nice and neat neatMr Mrs Efts Davis Is on the sick list this week Mrs Cbas Noonan who kits been on the sick list is welt again Her little son Tommie is convalescent from a spell of malarial fever IQo will buy es powMl nan ef ahotac Union City temnlsoi at our ilorci Bolioreworlh Prolher Co An Stubhs Dead Mr Siru Stul i off 1 Sina uven Fie 01 i Stubbs fiilinK two miles south rf this nty died at her hime Monday morning June 1 1908 1 alter a long illinss of tuber tlal0aisPrevious Previous to her ctoatb Mrs Stubbs had bees raajiaii to htrr bed for threw year ttnd ban her sJUc tiwo with patwsm and fortitude knowing that the end WM near De ceased WM hem Oct II 1863 near pant this county and was married to Stubbs Feb 189J At an early 1 age she professed faith in i brut and become a devout mem ir of toe Primitive Baptist church Her life was mainly spent in Fulton runty where she had a wide circle 01 friends who held her in high as teem for the many virtues of her noble Chnstalfl life Surviving this good woaa are her huebaad a meter Miss Mauls Owns of May Add I MIl two brother Wesley and Luoiasbtertsat PoplarGrwve Grwve Tuesday services being can dueled by ttev Waters A large numksr of teeing laUve and find sssssbId at lb cemetery to pay their last retpeots le her loss spirit had been called to rest peace to that house not made with bands eternal to the Heavens The Courier ecteads sympathy to the bereaved ones Nest Sunday the pMsor of the MethedUt church will sMrrtr a ser Bon that will he of speeat toterest mall church yiopli Bk subject will he The Church and Social Life Let everybody be on hand to hear this atrmos at 11 a At Sp a spirts service for the young people the subject will be What is Melfi Sunday eehoal at P30 a Tuesday ntommt Mrs Retail entertained a number of friends at euenr There were four tables The guest prime a Hick man souvenir spoon was given to Mrs Mott Ayers and tke Quo priM a dainty apron to Mrs Ilson A two course muss con etottof of aalads cream and wafers was served Dave Walker was fined 10 and cost Wednesday by County Judge Nay lor for using abusive language The warrant for hb arrest was worn to by joe Williams and wife Walker was also charted with flour iehtof a deadly weapon but the eve dence on this charge was not suffi dept to convict A three room residence in West Htekmao being built by Pro vow and nearly COMpleted was blown down in UM storm of Tues day evening The work was being done for A Holcombs who is building a number of tenant houses Intel MftfHMCfe AUVsdnesdays election 1 the fol lowing vets was oast far school directors Time Dillon Sr 108 i Johnson 10J Provow 60Ji Brown 56 Three were to be elected The election was a quiet affair Mr Pollard of Menjelwoeti and Mr Thurmond of Rlpley were here a few days last week on bust 1 ness with the Msngel Box Company Mill Kwnkye held roturnod Sunday from a tn ilavs visit to friemls la Lendwood and St Genevieve Mo i re rain Arr hmps I tonight Thnttoiium Telephone tile ns to 21 1 Faimers are cwtitog whrt Hox do yo Ilbi the false tf fad Take your lamdry to Ellison Ur Urstore store storeMrs Mrs Harry TIaNUttldII VI I relatives in Union City Atty Ed Thesis of ItcWI WIIn Mrs Gee Warren left yrtr yrtrfot warn Springs to spend A spenddale daleThe The Nashville American UI Hickman Courier bothlIr for SI 25 Leonard Blake sad wifr Louis are visiting their fUr fUrKhUy Try ThrelkeWs Ltiiy next time If you are hUIIlr will be taken are of There will be rBdrens at Oakton Sunday June pm eryoe Invited Miss Handle Johnson iHt lliy I for Padocah when spend a few day with nrit What wtU you bet 1141 sax Saturday that the 1 shtoe for tve minutes A Watch Drew Luten came in this I ores Itgr1 his vacation with hu lie has been attending John Ii Unrvemity in Baltimore LOST Last Sunday nrv dress coat between Hit km Gibbs Pond on Dyersbur Leave at Courier orr A Wad Miss EstdM Renesu am Bon iurant two pretty IClr Hickman are visiting at ih I Mrs Pelham in east Fniton Leaches LealesThe The revival meeting whi progress at the Holiness Lt Christ last Hickman tislae ores Sunday There 1 servioM Sunday morning at night Everybody invitM Ceo Bryan who has hell lion with Hardy Corum at Unsoo City and Mn 11 a saleslady with Morgan tie were married in that city They will make their home 1 Amherg returned day from Opelousas La whf has been teaching echo school authorities were pleased with his work that Ir been ensntoyed to teach at the place next year Miss Lillian Leach oi WI Ky Miss Catherine Jones ii i i ktoitville Kv sad Miss White of Cadi Kf left fur 1 respective homes ynteMty 1 spsnsltog a week with Mi and BUabeth Wilson It probable that workt ing the railroad from the r11 the south side of town will tee july And it is even proha before the new tracks can tr 11 pietod the old one will bar abandoned on account ol the nfr oil condition of the roadnexl Mr BUlk Roberts one ol ti of knewn farmers of the Ii I neighborhood suffered 4 sir ralysis from the effects a died Saturday Inlermeni tog place at Good Springs I III i rv II ground Mr Roberts was at I I years old at the time of his dit Heard On tfw StrIts WI personal AppC1aIIO a 8 The man with a nirenttn and an illfttting shirt shows poor idea of correct Bret and like a deformity on an othrrwisr attractive object Any man 1 rfeot thirls more wear perreot4hU coonemtocUly LMIt tile opposite There is no exoiw tor not Joint so when he caw get tIM riIJ material JJt1 made of sujtsrior workmanship 100 flSS t130 Millet Naylor.

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Years Available:
1868-1999