the hickman courier. (hickman, ky) 1902-06-27 [p...
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JTHE HICKMAN COURIER
GEORGE WARREN Editor
HICKMAN KY JUNE 27 1902
The Marks ForgeriesAmong the multiplied forgeries cf
Albert Marks son of the late Gov
Marks of Tennessee turns up analledged forged note to the HickmanBank for 3 500 This note is signedby Marks Gen Jackson and W H
Jackson Jr and the two latter namesare now pronounced forgeries Thisnote was negotiated and taken by MrThomas Plater banker of Nashvilleand it is believed and hoped that theHickman Bank will not lose it
totHorse Thieves Captured
Sheriff Carpenter who pursued the
thieves who stole Mrs Gurleyshorses succeeded in capturing two of
the three George Ornn and Jim Pateat Morrii ton Mo on the Cotton Belt
Railroad They attempted to deny thecharge at first but finally weakened
and acknowledged that they had stolen
the horses and also the skiff from Mr
Dennis He also recovered Mrs GurIleys horsed They deny haying taken
the Wiley horses and the officer thinkthem innoceut of this charge They
are now in jailttH-
orse Thieves AboutRecently a number of horses have
been stolon or are missing in this
vicinity Mr John Wiley lost two
Mrs Nettie Gurley two besides others
who have horses missing Sheriff
Carpenter left Monday for a trip down
the river in pursuit of the horse thieves
and we hear that lie has reliable infor ¬
mation as to the names of the thieves
and the direction of their travel Mrs
Gurley pursued the thieves down the
river to near Caruthersville and found
that the suspected parties had crossed
five head of horses over tho ferry and
that over in Missouri she had recoveredone of her horses which had been sold
by them to a citizen These suspected
thieves are said to be traveling with
some kind ot a phonograph show mak ¬
log interior points at country school
houses and churches and it is believed
that Sheriff Carpenter will readily keep
track of and capture them
titKing Edwards Illness
The announcement of the sudden anddaugerou illness of King Edward Jof
England only two days before the cor
onation was a great shock to the world
The people notably the gre dignitariesfrom all the nations from the four parts
of the world were already assembling
for the great occasion uitjt was in< 1 n 1JH JJ IKisttofled Thlf imture of taTs
affliction iif what iis usually calledappeimicilis A surgical operationwas performed but whilst reports arefavorable from his bedside he may dieany hour or day
Or course the world is greatly stirredover the sudden illness of Kung Ed ¬
ward but as a matter of truth he hasgiven the world no evidence of eithergreatness or goodness Tne people ofall nations had just cause to love hismother the late Queen Victoria butt ha greatest thing that can be said ofKing Edward is that he has done Mlleharm
titARRANGING TO COMMENCE
Levee Engineers at WorkMr Kilpatrick with a force arrived
iu Ilickinan Tuesday and commencedthe final locating survey for the leveefrom Hickman Wednesday morningThis survey is for making the locationand estimates preparatory for lettingthe contracts for building
Hon 11 T Tyler attended the sessionof the Mississippi River Commission inSt Louis Tuesday and made an ar¬
gument in the interest of the Ilickmauaud Tiptonville Levee This levee isentitled to 200000 out of the present J
appropriation hut the River Commission from some cause not under I
fitandable to this scribe elect to makeallotments of so much a year dole thewhole amount through a number ofye tis11Vo donut see the wisdom ortense iu such a policy when tho wholework could bo done and benefitssecured m ono oar None the less thework once commence by the Govern J
theleveeThe new post office building is about
dauptoto11byJulycoat ret pavement made in rout of theentire building
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ofHickmancountyoldinHickmaniioldfriends
i ¬visitingLittleqbionEye jbody go
ATTENTION FARMERSSwayne the druggish has a lino grade
> M of Machine oil at 40o pergallont < >>
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CROPS IN KENTUCKY I
Louisville Ky June 24The United States crop re¬
ports says in part thatdrouth has become quite sev¬
ere in several of the South-ern and Western counties
Wheat yield is light butwhat there is oj it is goodThe setting of tobacco wasabout finished during theweek The acreage is con ¬
siderably less than usualand in many localities arather poor stunt has result ¬
ed It luus been injuivd hygrasshoppers quite severelyin some places Althoughllfororapid growth corn has pro ¬
grossed well and iis in a
very 1promising conditionOats have improved consid ¬
erably in the northe lltllf-all1 eastern counties but aea whole winnot ltt anurahave suffered for rain in thesouth and west Apples andlaudpea1 i
peaches are very scarcePlums cherries and smallfruits are fairly good < Jardens except where injuredby the drouth aro in ffinecondition Irish potatoesart very promising and theearly fields Lire being mar¬
keted Sorghum and hemp1are doing well A large acre¬
age of stock peas is beingsown Farm work is Wftnp
Hot Weather Weaknessi If you feel tagged out listless and
jickiug in energy you aro perhaps sufforing from debilitating effects of sum ¬
mer weather These symptoms huHgate that a tonic is needed that willcrnate healthy appetite make digest-ion
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perfect regulate the bowels and im ¬
part natural activity to the liver ThisHerbiiiu will do it is n tonic laxativeand restorative HJ FreogHrd ProfGrand View Hotel Choney Komiwrites I have used Ilorbiuo for thelast J12 yours and noting on earth canbeat it It was recommended to mu byDr Newton Kan COc at IIP WS Ellison
CUTTING AFFRAY
Bose Hutuhcruft in an affray onReelfoot Lake Monday cut Tint Kansackor on thOtlISctf iku noste JiurroIYlllipt iig t 1fie flp 1 1r-1rPPst
Mr C K Webb of the Fulton Found-ry
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and n most i xcellcnt man has takenthe contract of rohauUnJ the iiiNchinerrof flu II fekman Water and Electric LigltrPlant and expects to have everythingcompleted and iu running order in twoor three weeks Ho appreciates the sittIuation of the people being without waterand lights and push the work us rapidlyas
possibleFORA No 1 cow mind young
calf for sale cows pedigree half Dur-ham
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hull Jersey gives a good now ofmilk and very rich 08R ge fouryears old IPlI
Saved trout an Awsul FateTlverybody said 1 hadconsnmp ion
svrites Mrs A M1 Shields of Chamberburg a 1 was so tow nftrr sixmouths of severe ulekness etiwd IbyIlty Fwvur und Asthma that fewthought I could get well but I learnedKtnrsNewl
it and was rompleUly curial1urdesperate Throat and Lung Diseases itis the safest euro in tthe world end feinfallible for Cough and IhonchialAffections Guaranteed bottlen 50i nut3100 Trial bottles free at Cowjrill ACowgjll a
ICE UUKAH NUITBIft
The ladies of the 1ttpisfunai hutcharo to give an ice cream siiper in tintonightFridayUIlIHsslippershounFrdaKtiivreuriiATARiK
1000t MILK TICKKTS
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LITHOGRAPH WORK
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My little son had an attack Oft1ntog rough and wa thmttonetiljipneumonia but for CbamliqcCoach Keiuedy w Would hvlaiJttI
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Saturday and SimilarUo to tno city and enjoy yourtalf atFakeintirGroundstion train now runs every day Sundaymorningback
DR 8 K DAVIDSON
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Office over Oowgill OowgillaBrut Store
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rC U and see it Can show you how it will save you money and fenceffl0tI1 field so they will stay fenced
This is the fence formerly sold by M B Sbaws Sons Wo intend to keepit in stock if it eau be bought We also have a large and well elected hueof Buggies Farm Implements Uarneq s Ac
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PROPER REMEDY FOR A FAINTn
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IIIaat do you think we would bet-ter do now asked the pudgy thanrelates the Chicago Inter Ocean
1t was what the widechested mansaid that made the incident worthtelling They had gone to n ball atthe West side armory They hadbrought their wives A great crowdwas present They sat in the galleryant
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J1IT gone out often with hlo wifeThey were prosperous enough in busnets but a little shy on social nmenities If an insult was to be resentediboth pr either of them would knotjust what to do at tiny spot in theroad When one of the women faintrd from siiffocating atmosphere of thEoverhentinl room both of them lookedas if they didnt know what on earthto do Tlie pudgy man knew he didntknow what to do under such com¬
plicated cirtMiumtances and he turnedhelplessly to his widechested friend
What do you think he would betterdo now IIudct plaintively
A dozen nth r tvomen had gatheredaround the nwnoning woman andwore fanninfr her end pouring wnteion her forehead The widecheatedman knot t llpia brows in thoughtand then said
Let us go mid get a drink
ij SECRET OF HIS SUCCESS
I nntur Defietv tlwny Goat Ba-wurtI nod Ilnrely Fall toATrent Reporter Yell i
Chaiincey M 1Ie pew is one of themost aereHKihle men to newspaper reliortcrs and he receives them all inthe attire prnial manner with whichhe receive his personal friends Iielis Said to attribute a large part of hlisaysLeS1le
fur as be said to a friend notlong ago 001I always treat the paperwelt anti thtoy always do the same bjme A 1Irtt asked him the otherday how math time he gave in a weekto intrrtieutr
Oh about two hours a lay he reI pUNL
KoodnnturedtheanJthlnerIssecretary
i terposedWen you see laughed Depcwy tiltjustasrom I rebeginIi t
what shesweettoAnd the reporter left with theBound of Depewa hearty laugh re¬
sounding iin his ears
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