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WAIT FOR ME
I will call at your home sometime between
July 15th and August 30th
and if you have any PICTURES to enlarge
or need any frames or glasses, or anything
in this line, I will be glad to do your work.
I will guarantee the work and also the prices.
Save your orders for me.
Yours very truly,
HENRY C. POYNOR
R. F. D. No. 6, Box 127
HOOWALLOW NEWS.
Tho l'oHUiumter hew notified tho
tyuldlatliat tbero nro oovoml uncalled.
for Hton ut Ujo pojdofffcu, and that
llj.rfio nro not comu uftor in thirty
dnyslho will plnoo them In tho bunds
oLaa .offlcw.
Cricket Ilicfcit (ion a watch that ho
Tins' fitM. traded for. otnl will carry It
nruiMxl m!U Mm wherever ho noes:
tHUitiMi tnkfu th -cond hand off ol
.raBUrtioii to such Miwlt tilings.
J-jHn Pickens baa been wanting to
rsyitAo tho KxeoWur Piddling Hand.
iVButBji yet -thoru la no room lor him
jmUn totiio of tho member nro will-
" ,lnc''to movo over.
ijHIw PUndcra hi going to gut him-
. ' 8111 n drovo of beea, and oxjccU to
k " raU u log lot of honey this summer.
j'Jio.ha already sold a consldsrablo
'k , 4ot of honey, and collects In advance
,1-jr It.
, .. Ihuc IIollwnnKr bait made his will,
frVnu bos hod ibu official cal of tlio
JfTlclcvlJIe coroner placed on It. Tho
TjpVlU provide that If Mr. Hollwantwr
JJJv' mnrriea after ho die alio will not In
4; liictt tho Musket Jlldgo farm, hut if
Wr nlio tnnrrir before ho pnase away ho
vlU Kindly turn It over to her.
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W. J. S
General Contractor
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HICKMAN, KV.
-Nothing in the way of building too large or too small. Repairs
and alterations given prompt attention. Estimates cheerfully
furnished.
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If you read an ad. and don't believe
it when you read it, you profit noth
ing. 1 want to" tell you I can save
you money, Mr. Contractor, if you
will let me ifigure with you on your
next bill-try it and see. Others
have profited, you can do the same.
W. A. DODDS
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HICKMAN, KY.
Tit Hiiilth bos taken up n squatter's
lalm oit Otiulet Creek, and will begin
fblilng there oh nmn as thu cre)k
bunk et dry enough.
Tho Old Miser, who Ima had bis
money buried In various places on tho
ridgo iliis winter, will tak It up and
kotfp It In dooru until I'oko Dizley
gets through prrospecting for fishing
worm a.
A swarm of bees was in this sec
tion yiiMurdny looking for u location.
Tho llogwullow Improvement WHilutj t
should have hnd a called nicotine at
once.
Prof. Bap Sprudlln is praolleing on
a lecturo which he la to deliver to tho
people of TlckviUo in a few night
5Io will luoturo on Uio Democratic
platform, and will uao Uio Wage at
Uio Tickville opera hotwo ns nn Illus
tration. I'oko Kuxluy U going to raise a
patch of corn this summor but he
does not want anyUilng raid nbout
it as ho Is going to try to foot too
cut worms on his farm by rnlalns It
ovor on another field.
Mrs. J. U. 11 rook a and lIUlo daugh
Ut, returned Saturday from a visit
with relatives In Greenfield, Teim.
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LUMBER
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FIVE '-YEARS AGO
FROM THK OO0UIKH FIIiKH
Oscar Nichols dropped dead at
Moscow.
Tho Woman's Foreign Missionary
Socioty convened in lllckman.
A Jlr. Grlfi'ln tried to drown him-s-ilf
in n pond in West Hlckinnn.
J. M. Ezello, of Hives, Tenn., pur
cluued LuUier Watson's restaurant.
K. A. May field, of Cnycc.wns ap
ItolnU'd cool oil Inspector for Fulton
county.
V'llllo Coffey and jMIss Oma John
son wero united In mntriao by Judge
Nuylor.
J. II. Iinngford was still selling
hoiuo-ernwii strawberries. Ho picked
berries from March to July flvo
months.
I)r 8. IC Davidson brought tho flnt
nutomobilo to Hickman. It was run
by wtenru, and was anything hut a
success.
Ilev. Prank Jlowley was cow-hided
at Fulton by W. W. Meadows. Tho
preacher camo botweon Meadows
ami bin wife.
Hickman citizens won Uielr suit ft
gainst the Cumberland Telephone Co.,
viz: To keep Uio company from
raWng Uiolr rates.
'anh Stoner, wanted hero for an
assault committed at Uio papcrwood
rnu.p In tho upier bottom, mtis ar
rested at Dayton, Ohio.
Tlio Hepubllcans of Fulton county
liMd a Convention at Illckninn to
name dotagateu for Uio Ixmlsvtlle.
conxMit!on. T. F. Ileadles was made
chairman; Jno. A. McCluro, secretary.
List FrrWay night a blind horse be
longing to Lon Dyer was killed at the
linmo oT Mr.. Dyer west of UjiJom City
near Uio Dallas Hill. Mr. Djer, dur
ing the night, heard Uio horeo groan
ing and went out to see nbout it. Ho
fcuml the horse down and went over
to get his neighbor, Ilarry London,
who camo back with Mr. Dyer, and
upon examination they found that thn
liorso bad been cut open through Uio
bowcla and an ugly knife gash mado
under Uio shoulder. N'ext morning d
nolo was found fastened on tho barn
with Uio following threat: ,1 hn4
killed your d d horse, by fldI'll
kill you next." Union City Commer
cial. Frank Smith, on of Mr. and Mrs.
O. C. Smith, will arrive home Uiia
week from Nashville, where he has
been attondlng Vnnderbllt University.
Hoy I'rovow hold tho number that
draw tho ixilr of pigeons given away
by Holm & Klllson last Saturday.
C. O. SohVnckcr is spendliiK Uio
week in Cincinnati and Eaton, Ohio.
We return everything but Uio dirt
Hickman Steam I-aundry.
II. E. Curlln spent Tuesday in
Nashville on business.
BEEF TRUST WILL '
DISSOLVE ITSELF
GOVERNMENT WILL HOLD UP CIVIL
SUIT CONTEMPLATED.
HAVE PLAN READY AUGUST 1
If Plan Ii Not Acctptablo Suit Will B
Filed Government Contends That
Company Controli the Meat
Industry.
Washington. Attorney General Wick
traUam was advised Monday that the Na
tional Packing Company would bv lolun
tarily dUaolved by the beef pa kern by
August 1, in view of thi action, Mr.
Wickersliam announced that the govern
mat would hold in abeyance Hie civil
suit which it is proposed to bring against
tlio coniiNiny to compel its disintegra
tion. Mr. Wlckersham was notified of tlio
"beef trmt's" intention to diisolve by
James A. Fowler, msistant attor e
gMicral, who returned to Wailnngtuii
from Clilcjgo.
The packers, it Is lahl, expect to havo
ready a definite flan by August 1, or in
case they Ilml thcuuelves unable to
agree upon a basU of diMolutlon, tliev
will aihlse the department of justice of
that fact by August 1. In the lattc evriit
the proposed civil suit under the islier
man law, It Is Intimated, will be filed.
This move tome after several govern
mental attacks upun the "trust." The
house judiciary coiuimttpe a few days
ago decided to invattigate the industry.
TAFT VETOES THE WOOD BILL
Army Reorganization Should Be On
Comprehensive Plan.
Washington. President Taft vetoed
the army appropriation bill carrying a
provision to legislate Maj. lien. Wood
out of of lien aa chief of sUfi. I lie presi
dent roturuetl the bill to the houie with
a sharp inetsjge on the propriety uf at
taching ipucial rgilation to an appro
priation' bill
Chairman llay-of the house military
atraira committee, one of the leading
sponsors for the special features of the
hill, retorted with a public statement in
which he charged the president with mis
stating the facts concerning the bill in
his ac to uiosage, and alleged the pre!
dent had vetoed it to pave the way for
a eto of the legislative, executive and
judicial appropriation bill, which pro
vided fur abounding tho commerce court.
Prcsiurnt Taft has told friends he will
veto that bill llso.
RIPARIAN LANDOWNERS WIN
Court of Claims Decide Cases Involving
Levee Disputes.
Washington. Decisions said to con
trol 116 n'Jltd involving U00 plantation,
worth several million dollars, in thu
llood section of the Mississippi river val
ley bctwen New Orleans and Cairo, HI.,
were announced by the court uf claims,
mainly In faor of tho lawnowuers, on
the question of government liability for
danugra accruing from levee construe
Uon work. For seventeen yearn the con
troversy has uren waged before this
court, involving the legal liability of the
federal government for having construct
ed and completed th levee system along
both sides of the MIssisslpip rlter by
oonllntng the flood wafers in a narrower
channel and placing plantation land bc
tnee the Improved Uvea system and the
low waUr banks of tha river, now iu
tho adopted artificial channul, aud thus
deatroylng these lands.
FEAR A WAR OF CLASSES
Prevailing Methods of Industrial Distri
bution Scored.
Cleveland. Prevailing methods of in
dustrial distribution will result In a hid
eous war of classes in America. Young
girls of today are merely carelesi chil
dren, without preparation for the contin
uance of race and its welfare. The young
have a legitimate curiosity as to the
origin of life, and vague explanations
based on the supernatural do not gratify
it. Schools In domesticity should pre
pare the child for work.
These were declarations made by
apeakers at the uational conference of
oharities and correction. Among those
aadreulng tha various sat ions were
Louis F, Post of Chicago, Dr. Evangeline
Young of Boat.n, Wm. Wirt, superin
tendent of schools at Gary, Iud., and
Miss Btrtha E. ICennard.
ORPHAN COMMITS RASH ACT
la ScvME for Scolding Young Gift Puts
Poisoa in Milk.
Ofiffla, O. Fourtesa-ytar-olu nestle
Meti, an orphan, confessed that she at
tempted to poison officers and patients
at tha Orifflu hospital by putting strych
nine in tho milk at the hospital.
Ntarly a pint of tht poisoa was used
and tho milk solution was so strong that
it was deteoted before any oue drank of
it. Tht little girl's act waa prompted,
ahe said, by a desire for rovenge because
Um superintendent had reprimanded her.
Woman Aviator Is Dashed to Death,
Springfield, 111. Mrs. Julia Clark, one
of the three lioensed women aviators in
the United States, was killed in a fall
here when a wing on har bipiaae struck
a tree and the machine crashed to U
ground.
Kills Divorced Husband.
Chicago. W. A. Miller, who was shot
by his divorced wife after he had crawled
into her room through a kecoud-atory
wludow, died protesting that he had
merely sought to effect a reconciliation.
Mrs. Miller asserts that the was seised
and choked.
Three Volts of
SALES-ELECTRICITY
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LeMar Cravats
For Mid-Summer
Summertime
Flowing-End Four-in-Hands
broidered ends. A window
bewitches the eye
Af 'n Af
Two Colors, side by side, woven in one Four-in-Hand.
The latest London mode which
has set New York on tiptoe 50c each
Le Marcine
The weave that achieves the most lustrous and
delicate of plain colors ever dyed. 1 8 shades.
A silk woven to outlook and outwear all oth
ers of its type 50c each
H. E. CURLIN, House of Quality
ELECTION OF TEACHERS.
Election of teachers for ru&l school
will be held in each educational sub
division Juno 29th. Virginia Luten,
County Supt.
WOODLAND MILLS.
Mrs, P. K. Dradley is reported as
Improving this week. She has had a
severe caso of typhoid fover.
Woodland Mills and Hickman have
arranged a boso ball gauio for Fri
day. A good game is expected.
Mlsa Lerllno Waring has returned
to her home in Johnson City, Tenn..
after a visit with Miss Kntliryn Bur
rus. Tom Marshall, or San Diego, Cil.,
a the gueet of friends and relatives
around Woodland Mills. This Is his
first visit to bis old home In twenty
four years. V
"Better bo insured than sorry."
Kennedy.
Dr. S. IC. Davidson Is spending a
fow days at home.
J. A. Cook and daughter. Miss Sy
bio, and nelce. Miss Oris, returned
to their lionio near Pulton, Friday,
arter a visit hlth his brother, W. J.
Cook, and family,
C. T. Bondurant bought r.O .head of
flno mules in St. Louis last week to
be used on his loveo work. The mules
cost around ?250 a head, and are ns
flno lot ns were ever seen In Fulton
county.
SIMMER
guaranteed as low as last summer,
or less, on all kinds of coal. By
giving us your order now, for sumr
mer delivery, you will
Save Money
with silk em
magician that
50c each
The June
Bride
will be pleased with the I ,
gifts that come from this (
store. Let us help you
solve the problem of se- ,
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nnnrnnrialp artlrlpa ah ft
right prices. Elegant , '
SILVERWARE
CUT GLASS J?)
NOVELTIES
unexcelled in point of
beauty, durability and
services.
SCHLENKER
The Jeweler um! Optician
"PHIR." Kennedy. J,
Tilmnn Burnett, of Tlptonvllle, was ,' t
hero oji business Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Swayne Wattter, Ben, J
Walker and Ilarry Barnes went to
Three States Saturday nlst.
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