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THE HICKMAN COURIER.
J, 0. Stubbs
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HICKMAN, FULTON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1911.
WHOLE MO. SUM
E0TABLI8HED IN THE TEAR lHrtO
Six Take Examination.
Chalked Up 7 to 0.
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A civil avnlco examination wu
bold horo Baturday by 1'ottiuaatur
J. T. Btophuua fur tho bouofll of ap
plicants (or the poaltlou of rural mall
currier on routo No. C. ruuulug out of
Hickman to tho bottom, which U tu
bo established Juuo lit.
Tbo oxanilnatlon wa hold at the
postofflco, with tho following tuuel
log with. tbo questions propounded by
bnclo Bant;
Gcorgo ItoKra.
J. E. llrowor.
Millard Bhaw.
H. WhlppU.
V. J. (Cap) Barrx.
All are good fUoi, and Wo wlih
there wm k now routo for oacu ono
of thou; however, thy nuu who mado
tht boil grado will gel tho placo.
Tho atatoaman dor the speakinj,
Tbo vdltor booms tho lowu,
Tho lover dooa tho popping
Tho dawaol turns him dou.
Tho pool doa tho dreaming,
Thu (armor cluara tbo woods,
Tho oalo doua tbo bcn-atulug
Hut tbo stork dollvera tho gooda
Paid Out $2,000.
Cihl "rt4, uf tbo lllflkman Uauk
A TrpatlS bd tMrlr -. M-
G. it? lC cb. vboclui Saturday for
workmoa ou tho now railroad, wblab
axcnalrd ouotblu ovur 2.o00, and
a largo por cont of thu amount dual
It lodged In tbo Ulla ot our varioua
itoroa. ThU Juat gov to ahow what
a now road or any other concorn con
tribute to local buaihwM. It all
UtilbOM, ortlgu, (blind atajuen)
ullow ccmploxlou, flatulence aro
ymptuuiaot a torpid lUor. No ouo
can (ovl woll whllo tho Ihor U inact
ive IIUUUINk! La IttlWurfUl HVlvT
, -.-rtUuulauU-.A doao or two will cauao
' all bilious aymptoua to diaappvur.
Try U. I'nco tuc bow ty iiicajuau
Drug Co. o
LH. M, I. tore.
Tho Hall Moody lu.Utute. at Mar
tlu, l'ouu., gave tholr atuduuta an
oicurafon Monday. Iboy camo to
U ckmun In four oxtra cOiichoa ou the
N. C. ii til. U, bcro tbo air. 11.
Dunbar of l'duch awaltod tbow aud
carried thorn ou a rtvor excursion
luUnc moat ot tho day. Tboro woro
about 34u aiudonta, aud JudfiiUB frum
tho look of tho luucu boxua, tboro
inuil buro booa a tou of (rloU chlck
n alous. V. U. Caio was tho only
Hlckmanlto who accompanied tbo ox
cumlouliHi on ihulr river trip.
Notice.
Ly vlrtuo of an order of aalo Utls
day mado tu Hickman l'ollco Court, 1
wlU offer for aalo at tbo City Pound,
botwoou tbo hours ot 1 and 2 o'
clock, p. in., Monday, May, 29, 1911
to tho highest bidder, ono bandy bog
with no brands or marka, which baa
boon fouud guilty of running at largo
ou tbo BlrcoU ot tho City ot Hick
man. Bald salo will bo mado for cash.
ThU May 22, 1911.
CLAUD HAMDY, City Block Marshal.
Tbo Commercial Club at Cairo has
succeeded In closing a deal with Scars
At Roebuck, whereby tbo mall order
concern Is to establish a factory In
that town employing inoro than a nun
drcd mwi. It is to bo a woodwork
ing establishment, and will doubtless
manufacture flno mahogany furnlturo
from gum lops of this section.
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YOUNG men's styles, as we show them, are not especi
ally different from styles for older men; there's a
smartness of color in the fabrics that older men may think a
little too loud ; there's a snap to the cut of the garments that young fellows
particularly like; we enjoy supplying these young men with such clothes;
made for us by
Hart Schaffner & Marx
the greatest style creators of all ; new models in Shape-maker and Varsity ;
new shapes in the two or three- button-sack with long roll lapels; we're mak
ing this a young men's store.
B . t not to the exclusion of older men; we're here to see that you're
well dressed at every age; we have styles and patterns for every taste. We'll
fit and satisfy any man..
Suits $ 1 8 and up to $25
Other makes at $8.50, $10 and up to $1 6.50. The very best values you
ever saw offered at the prices.
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TOR THE MAN WHO CARES
Probably ono of tho fastest ama
teur games evor played on the local
diamond, was that played Friday,
whon Hickman chalked up 9 goose
eggs as Cayco's end of a 7 to 0
score.
The game waa a pitcher's battle
between "Cherry Red," for Hickman,
and White, for Cayco. "Cherry"
struck out 10 and White 9, Cherry
did not issue a single free pass and
White only one. In tho -hit depart
ment Cherry came off better, allow
ing only three hits, while Hickman
bats found White safely 7 times.
Hickman: Hill, Owens, Oliver,
Caldwell, Wright Birens, Naylor, Rico
and Cherry.
Cayce: R. Johnson, Brown, E.
Hammonds, Stevenson, Forest, H.
Johnson and Edmlston.
Why Exparlment
When Dr. Bell's Pino-Tar-Honey has
been tiled with satisfaction for over
16 years In millions of homes for
coughs, colds, croup and all throat
and bronchial troubles. You can get
It anywhere T.ook for the bell on
the bottle. 8
G. M. & G. Excursion.
Tho C. M. & O. R. R. Co. ran their
first passenger train Into Hickman
Sunday morning It was an excursion
from Dycrsburg, Tenn, and came In
practically unannounced.
There were G coaches packed to
tho guards, aggregating God people.
At TIptonrille mora than 150 people
were unable to got on tho train, and
passengers at small stations this side
were turned away.
Tho hotel proprietors, cot knowing
the crowd was comiag, was simply
featured, orderly crowd, and apvJL-.
the day seeing the sights of Hick
man. Next time an excursion la run
Into Hickman, we trust It will bo du
ly announced in rder that we may
be ablo to take dre of our visitors
and provide some entertainment.
In tho whole field of medicine there
is not a healing remedy that will re
pair damago to the flesh more, quick
ly than BALLARD'S SNOW LINI
MENT. In cuts, Wounds, sprains,
burns, scalds and rheumatism, its
healing and penetrating power Is ex
traordinary. Price 25c, 50c and $1 a
bottlo. Sold by Hickman Drug Co.5
This is Locust Year.
Judging from tho number locusts
that are swarming in this section, It
must be locust year. These strango
insects have a way of visiting us
ovcry seven years. Thero is an old
legend that tho locusts' wings are
prophetic prcdictltng either war or
peace before tholr return again. On
the tip of the wing will always be
found tho letter "P" or "W.'' The
former Indicates peace, tho latter war
This year the locusts' wings show a
very Plain "W."
Mrs. W. L. Brown and little daugh
ter, of Jackson. Tcnn.. spent Bovoral
days horo last week with hor husband
O. L. Collins roturncd Sunday from
n brief visit with his father, J. M.
Collins, near Dukedom, Tenn.
Its a mighty good sign to sco Hick
man carpontcra and painters so busy.
B. L. King and wifo returned from
Littlo Rock Sunday.
B. B. Rcovcs and wifo motored to
Moscow, Sunday.
Drawings ncd blue prlnta for tho
new C. M. & Q- railroad depot in
West Hickman have boon mndo. it
...in i, nnmhlnatlon frolcht nnd pas
senger depot, and work Is oxpoctcd
to begin right away, ai prunu,
.1 ..nnmr In UalnC a llttlO tompO-
rnry structure for tho transaction ot
local business.
Tho first consignment of freight
rscolvcd over tho now railroad camo
in Thursday, consulting of 14 cars of
legs for tho Mongol Box Co. .
John Holcombo has roturncd to
Mayflold.
At St. Joseph, Mo, last Saturday.
during a storm, Mrs. Cora Harknoy
waa knocked down, hor clothing
stripped from her body nnd she was
left unconscious by a flash of light
ning. Whon sho revived it was tounu
that sho had boon strlckon dumb
Tho loft sldo of hor head, faco and
arms woro sovcroly scarred by tho
flash.
Chlldrcns' Day will be observed at
tho Methodist Church next Sunday at
11 a. m., with appropriate exercises.
Everybody has a cordial Invitation
from Supt. F. T. Randlo to bo present
Your failure to got rid of that ptlo
of filth on your prcmlscp may bo lit
tlo short of murder In tho long run.
Typhoid fever looks upon tho house
fly aa its best frlond, and thero will
not bo any flics unless there's a
breeding place for thorn.
H. T. Boale,, Rev. H. J. Golgor and
E. C. Johnson motored to Fulton Fri
day night to attond n mooting ot tho
Knights Tomplar.
Ben Smith was arrosted Saturday
night for carrying concealed weapons,
and fined $31.00 In Judgo Remloy's
court.
There aro a half million young mon
and women In Kansas over twenty
one years of ago who havo never
seen a saloon in that state; there
Is not a Kansas nowspaper which pub
lishes a liquor advertisement; ono
thlrd ot tho counties ot Kansas havo
not a prisoner in their jails nor a
pauper In tholr poorhouses; one-halt
tho-countlos of Kansas did not send
a convict to tho penitentiary last
year; Kansas stands first in tho per
capita valuation ot assessed property.
W. L. Salmon, of near Clinton, was
a business visitor horo Thursday.
L. T. Jackson, propriotor ot tho O.
K. Barber Shop, is keeping abreast
of tho times, Ho will have a mani
curist and cigar stand in his shop In
a short time.
E E. Reeves left Monday night for
Louisvillo to attend a convention of
tho Stato Funeral Directors Associa
tion ot Kentucky.
Jno. Swift has torn his old resi
dence down in West Hickman and
is now building a now ono on tho
same alto.
Next Tuesday, Decoration Day, is a
legal holiday and rural route car
riers will got a day's rest.
W. A Johnston mndo a bU6lnes3
trip to Forrest City, Ark., first of tho
week, returning Tuesday.
Magistrate A. M. Shaw and son, Ar
thur, were here from State Lino.
Monday.
A good rain fell in tho neighbor
hood of Jordan Sunday night.
Robt. LawTence, of Waverly, Tenn.,
1& clorklng in Jones Cafe.
County Attorney Ronoy was In Ful
ton Saturday morning.
Better shingles for less money.
C. M. Yates Shingle Co.
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