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Improved Service On .ae II, c. 4 St
Louis hallway.

The n. G.. 4 ST. Louis R.i'ssy, fsr
many years the leading line in the South
ern country in the excellence Of its ro.J.
way and equipment, has placed itself .
stride farther in advance by Inauguration
Of the new "Washin staa LIMITED train,
which leaves Nashville 81 7S0 a m, daily,
central time, and reached Washington,
0 80 next morning Eastern time, aud New
York, 3 90 p. M, Eastern ,ims--lhe fast
est time brtsssn these points Il Is the
only through Sleeping Car Line betseen
Nashville snd the East and ,he travelling
public are showing their appreciation NJ
IL. The famous Dixie FLYER" sleeping
car to Florida, leaving Union Depot,
Nashville, 7.4o a N daily, is new es'ab-
lished over the popular "Susanss River
Route south Of Atlanta, and ~ making
a splendid record for prompt schedule aud
connections, time tseniy.four hours This
sweeper rurs without change from N,,h.
Vile 10 Jacksonville, Fla. aud will be ex.
tended TO Tampa aier In the season The
night ,rsis leaving Nashville VI 9.G5 p.
m. carries the Quick STEP through
sleeping car, st. Louis 10 Atlanta, con.
psciiug in Union depo, Atlanta, with
through sleeping car TO Jae.sonvilic and
Tamps Fla, which runs over the Georgia
Central Atlanta Mscon. The Georsia
Southern AMI Florida, Macon TO Lake
City, aud the Florida Central and PENN
sular Railroad, Lake City to Jacksonville
aud Tampa. Winter excursion tickets 10
Florida are now on sale via ChaitaBoo.,
aud Atlanta at Low rates Good TO return |
on or before May 81, following date OF
safe. All person. holding through tick.
eta to points south OF Bald vim, are per.
mitied TO 90 to jacksonville without ex-
trA cost.
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The anticipation bin has passed
both Houses Of Congress, aud is
now before the House for concur.
renee in some Senate amendments.
II President Harrison approves it
will soon become a law. VIII the
new law answer public eXpeCta.
lionsi oWill it prevent the dealing
IN futures' And to the extent it
does prevent dealing in futures,
will ii be beneficlai to the general
interests of the whole country
A great many people have their
minds made up that dealing in
futures should be broken up by
law, but it is a question whether
the general public will be benefit.
ted by snch interference The
owners Of large Touring mills. it
is possible, would prefer to have
no competitors in the market price
Of wheat. But we shall see the
result. aud il ii proves beneficial
no one can object.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03
81 AN Ags
Asks Adm issiSu 10 the
United states.

The queen of Hawaii, the owner
OF an upspeakable and nnpro'
nouncabie name, called LILLY" for
short by Americans, has been de.
throned, aud q Provisional Gov.
ernment get ur, which latter Gov.
eminent has sent Commissioners
to THE country asking for annex
alton. What this country wants
with the mongrel people of Hawaii
Islands, no one outside Of few
rich sugar Spectators can tell.
The acquisition would he a source
Of great tronble aud expense.
tits clear that the so called rev.
oln.ion that dethroued the Queen
WAS no revolution Of the natives.
bat n cleverly worked mp job OF
great sugar Spectators. aided by
U. s. sailors. Hawai- is q great
sugar growing country, and the
United States nov pays 2 cents
hopn,y on sugaoSf,ssn under the
stars AID s.r'rc-, a-d herc'n e
the milk IN the cocoauut. OF
course, Honolulu is now magni.
fed into an absolutely important
and indispensable coaling station
for the United States, aud hence
the United States must control
these islands aud the Government
thereof. The same argument
would Justify the United States
in couguering any other weak ma.
ton. The Queen In surrendering
her authority. issues a proclama-
ii0u to the world that she sur.
renders only 10 the greater power
Of the United States Government,
aud agains. The kmo~n will and
desire Of her people. Our Gov.
eminent can not afford to become
the oppressor Of the weak, or to
use it's great power in conquering
unwilling people.
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"DINIE PLsEu' md "GfICK.yTEp,'
40 FLURtDs.

The "Dixie Flyer throngh Seeming car
line from Nashville TO JacksouYile. Fla.,
via Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain.
"Batile Above the Cload-, Krnne.aw
Mountain, Atlanta Mason aud Lake CITY
without change, takes up Immediate con.
neorion In unior depot, Nashville. every
morning, Of trains leaving St. L.ouis
Evansville, Cincinnati, Louisville. Union
City, Martin aud Memphis At nigh,
"Quick-Step" through sleeping car leaves
81. Louis Ia the morning, NaI.Vil,e o 05
p. IN, connects nj Atlanta with sIeeping
car for Jacksonville aud Tamp,. sia Ma.
con, Lake City, aud Flnrida Central and
Psninsplar Railroad This line gives day.
light ri le through the pictnFssqu, noun.
tains and historic hai,ie6pld- NJ Tsnnes-
see and Georges. Sleeping Car brihs can
be engaged through in advance. Excu,-
sion tickets are now on sale by hi. route
To all principal South Georgia ani Plori-
ida wioier resorts. Further Information
on application 10 Coupon Tese, Offices,
or TO W. L. Dauley, General Passenger
and Ticket Agent, Nashville, Teaa.
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Where
Money
Grows.
slyiaeI.e

The books for the sixth series
Of the Hickman Building aud Loan
Association are nov open.
The safe, prudent, economical
aud prosperous management; al
this institution is now well known
and established.
IL has aided many in securing
good homes, on long time aud
easy payments. There are hun.
dreds Ia this community to testify
10 this fact. 1t enables you to
utilize rents in paying for Your
home.
II iss safe deposit for invest.
ors -payin. ln;crss; on your de.
posts from start 10 finish.
Men who want to borrow are
specially desired to I'll mp this
series.
For further particulars, call on
GEO. WARREN, Sec'y:
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T.. n. SenatOr Lindsay.

Judge william Lindsay ia &c
succeed John q. Carlisle in the
U. s. Senate. He will not be lie
gally and formally elected until
Feb. 1iih, but his election is a fix
ed fact, aud so conceded by his
friends and opponents.
The editor Of the Courier has
known the distinguished gentle.
man, personally, for more than 80
years, and feel that the Legisla.
turs has selected splendid man
"a man OF powerful brain and
Drawn, and one who will sustain
the high reputation of Kentucky.
In the power, force. clearness and
~! " ~ sS ~ hs sp' IN
the U. 8. Senate. We do not
mean that he will step into the
Senate as thoroughly equipped as
Carlisle, Mills, aud others, who
have long Congressional expert.
ence, but that he has that quick
perception, clear Judgment and
robust mind tina; will soon force
him 10 the trout as the peer of any
Of them.
Judge Lindsay's great distinc.
ton should be m encouraging ex.
ample to the aspiring young men
Of the county. Thirty or more
years ago, Lindsay came to IIick.
man county, a poor boy, almost, if
not quite penniless, In a certain
sense he was the creature Of lucky
circumstances, but it was his clear
head and good judgment that
shaped aud formed the circum.
stances to his own advantage aud
promotion, aud once before the
State his career was onward and
upward by the force of a great
mind.
In the language of the lament.
ID Ed. Grassland, THE sovereign.
) of a great mind is his by in.
'eritance, acquisition aud con.
Iuest."
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4 r-arher o! i,urtet.r.eslrr


Twenty wars agn Chester ss.., yheS
= seupoi II Lul,;ou, dedicated - l,-
i-S,,'--s II st NirhrlAs, aud he sl,ycGily
. . ~ mray pugilS The mat Ncl.
--4l ssil!fl !d"k oSrtr. ,rll,
.Egr i.ait 81" lsHaliy Il isiar CAUGHT
3 / 'h.a' VIII" were - aver .iu,U-b :.
''tH iur nlsfrtro Il t..1 m.l.i,q,s 90.
.I" laa. INF 50 nee" rlut-.E'l uC.ur.. f..,
Ht r. Safilu 'n.iiui A9I wupn 1,
....a t...t g.. avruty yrars Clr;.rr
ar 'r.a Ola .u - 90. q lsrtu d" At ~.
1l p U"ds 80 ring, the great Importance
#j ,G.c."y u his l,ss4.s All Ic Ghur.
r"F rl.-rl.t-L III wi's, a. lrav.
s." Ha l.sU,utlaa, wg.s ( Pascal Ito
al - tn, uHd,r tha guidance 81 IA
srl''.u. si,r, and j! ~4s uud.r he
'cis 4 AZ cs|r-NatrA.gl guardian that
Icy ,}tIE. IL" earth. Gwo-ilials Cd!
h- pr tit wrrr faithfully aEI pare.
HlNi. pad - "a" i!aa!U '.G Ir,l.,-u..
Chester dem 'aAci haas L bat twice in
Is ear ~ ~ "U.g,.l-" D. rs,ulaity. u
Nns at Paris JIr.4E tao h., t~8 gEh,b..
'Guis "a 1873 he vaS an std 1..t cam
I mEgd 3" siN maJ;hs' imIrisgiEi.u
"G d. was, uDr' over. pTH,l;J.l.d II,
,rnr eat ring frnco ngain IT, las
nee inIOscd "i .hs g,ud-a.ll 81 las
'nl.sigrss b. Two @! his h"st pupils a,sd
r.;ird t. Birmingham, whore hr has .
,rtat Il III f pruprty. Having some
very 'lr,'Hnt aiurs To settle ia I'nris, he
apll,NL, few Days ago, for permission
20 lass a wool in the Capitl. whicl, las
"'I duly nee, rird him. Bat rs il WIS
deemed GDa,l, isgblo Ia allow man o,
las CAPACITY t. roam about the city with,
1ut 1t or mudrance, two Police agents
have IyeH tod IF to act NJ an escort Of
Chester Is 81 years cd
and l. :hc fHi!,cr II ten children, whom
he las educated in u priucely manner,
'nd he hinls"E i, master If several l.lD
{ agoS
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YOUR COUNTY PAPER

four comfy paper canroi be
as able and newsy as one publish
ed In some commercial center. but
II ought to be just as yauable.
The wheels of wagon are much
Shower, aud are in their places
wholly indispensable 20 i,smoye.
ment, but not more so than the
hidden coupling pin that keeps
The wagon together. Their duties
are entirely different, aud Jet one
is not more important to tie wag.
on than the other. SO With the
papers. Your great iOurua treats
OF subjects entirely fcre.u to
that Of your home affairs, bat Of
great interest, while your home
paper comes along with lis .ocal
gleanlngs, items you woull never
gather, aud IN which you arp III.
rectly INTERESTED. i, d6es1't com.
pliinent q mans judgment 20 hear
him say that he takes lei from
New York because he gets i; for
the same that is asked for bis own
paper. AZ well might he SAY that
because a bookseller asipAlim
two dollars for a school bSs .at
he would buy n COPY 81
kiux report
II was the cheapest. I'm
the papers are ia no sen Hs.
End ." people h'ing Zach
Of both papers each are indispen.
sable. tx.
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IL IsefUrsa Possible.



As there are now ahoat q mil.
lion persons on The pension rolls,
the majority of the House Com.
mite on Pensions proposes to
prevent further increase 10y enact.
ing that hereafter the widows of
veterans shall not be pensiouahle
unless the marriage took place I've.
fore, during or in u reasonable
tine after the war. 1t Ia also pro.
posed TO prohibit the payment Of
pensions 10 persons who are in
receipt of an income OF more than
1900 \ year, and TO make such
other changes in the existing law
as will tend TO check the fraudu.
lent pauperism on which the ex
listing law seems to put a premium.
To many this will seem like lock
ing the stable door after the horse
has disappeared. According to.
the Pension Commissioner. We
vii! have to pay SlI2,000, 900 in
pensions for the next fiscal year,
and the prctorian Influence is So
strong IN politics that many PEG.
pie despair Of reform. But while
reform may seem hopeless to some
who are not students OF the meth.
ODDS and the extent Of Pretorian
| frauds, there are those among the
honorable veterans who believe il
will he possible TO undo to q very
great extent all that has been
wrongfully aud corruptly done.
One Of the purposes for which
the Society Of Loyal Volunteers
WAS organized WAS TO resist the
Pretorian influence, aud the pres.
idsnt Of the society expresses the
belief that "it would be perfectly
feasible to develop the work of
the society 80 as TO lead to q re.
vision Of pension legislation aud
administration that would result
ia reducing the annual expense
for pen ions to $50, 900 900 or less,
aud this not ia opposition 10 but
on the petition Of the majority Of
the ex.sOl,iiers, now living. who
volunteered at the beginning Of
the war aud mp to the time when
large bOuuties were first paid"
We have no doubt that the vol.
unteers whose patriotism was
spontaneous aud not the result Of
bounties, are generally opposed
TO The Panper pension, aud that
they would join all other thinking
and patriotic people in demand
ing It's repeal; but whether the
honest sentiment of the country
can make itself felt Is still ques.
tionable, aud II will remain so rs
long as the pensioners have the
numbers aud the Organization 10
make them great power in the
politics of the country. If how.
ever, the volunteers will assert .
themselves, they may sneceed
where there would5 be no chance |
of success otherwise. With their
help, it may he possible to elimi.
nate most of the frauds aud houn.
ty Jumpers whose dishonorable
records have not barred them
from pension under the Harrison
admins ration.
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DO you WANT a PUBLIC ovvI,I-

There are $4,000 Offices ~ubin the
gilt Of the utw Admiaistrsiiou, aud nov
is the time for those seeking public en-.
Pioymenl TO take proper steps 10 secure
one OF these lucrative positions. Ali Who
are Interested should at once send for 4
copy o. the United States Blue Book. IL
Ia register Of oil Federal Offices and EN-.
Payments In each state and Territory,
the District Of Columbia and abroad, with
Their salaries, smolunsnts aud duiir.;
shows Who is eligible for spI ointment,
questions asked at examinations, how "
make an application sEs tsn 20 prsh il
to success, aud gives beside. u vast amount
OF important and valuable information
teis'''e TO Government positions never
before published Hsbdsomsly bound in
cloth. Price, IS cents, post paid. Adj.
dress, J. II. SouLE, Publisher, Washing.
ton, ID. c.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03
Electric Bitters,

This remedy is becoming 80 well known
aud "a popular as to need no spesia mem
ton. All who have used el'ctric III tiers
sing the same song Of praise purer
medicine does not exist aud IL 10 cnsran &.
iced TO do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitle's will cure all diseases OF the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples Boils
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by
IMPURE blood Will drive Malaria from
the system and prevent M well as cure all
Malarial fevers. For cure OF Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Differs Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded. Price 50 cts. and II. 90
per bottle at Z. A. HoloonLe's Drug Store
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03
Double BereaveInenis.

Mrs. Sallie b. Bryan, wife of s.
b. Bryan, and mother Of S. n.
Bryan, died, in Hickman. Tuesday
morning last. The same morning,
only about 10 minutes apart, Hon.
ry A., the 2 year old son of S. n.
and Lalla Bryan, breathed it's last.
The burlals occurred Wednesday
evening. In the sad affiictious
the deepest sympathy goes out to
all the bereavel.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03

The editor OF Republican
paper gives vent TO his sorrow in
the. following wall: Backward,
turn backward, o time in your
night. give us a victory just for
TO night; wipe from our features
the torrent of tears, take up the
slack in the rope of the years
turn back the clock TIL II reaches
'8o, blot out the present unmerci.
ful Fate; give us some hope for
this nations concern. change the
returns, mister, change the re.
turns. backward, flow backward.
U stream Of the age, seasoned to.
night with Republican rage; blot
from our visions stuffed prophets
and crow, choke off DcmOcracy's
buster aud blow; jerk from de,
SPAR a few fragments OF hone,
keep good eye as we roll down
the slope, never mind nOw-its
too late = what a scoop! Bring us
some soup, mister, bring us some
soup.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03
Man n Laughing Animal.

Man is said to 10 the ouly animal that
can cry. and yet he il not really crying
creature He is laughing and smiling
creature. the hours which bring tears
10 not come very often. Some tiieslies
see ten or twenty years in which no one
has cause for weeping. Many hundreds
aud thousands meet with no sorrow ful n
quarter a century. The days aAaSsA!cn
man cries are few compared with I'll tho
days Of his lie. Man IL an ANIMAL that
can cry, Int he il most perfectly q crea-
tura that laughs. Not many laws pass
that bring no pleasant smiles to the ma
ioTi'y. There IS - columu Of lwghter IL
The daily newspaper, The H.aa Iran,as
uf pure and ingenious quality draw
large audienccs, Willie painful e., ,ady il
luss popular, because all mankiud would
rather laugh than cry. II ought 10 be
M n jJriyri argument il faY.. Of Hfo's
Intrinsic swett9css and wort. 'gtt man
comes NJ iIto i with his H.. Inning
with sHii-s, aud his smile ". .l.s out as
years pass, and the dear oil father laughs
aud plays with children, ana on, merri.
meni ike one electricity thrills Ii. hears
II infant AID Of patriarch.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03

THE Democrats IN the Illinois
Legislature have already begun
their war on the compulsory school
law. a bill for its repeal has been
favorably reported. AS that is
one of the issues on which the
Democrats carried the election
the law will soon be wiped from
the statute books.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03
HENRY GEORGE ELS GERMAN FRIEND

The Frankfort CAPITOL saws
Senator George has q German
friend here who is very fond OF
HIM, aud wishes him all sorts OF
good luck. There was a play at
tho Opera.house a few evenings
since which this German attend,
ed. After tho play was over he
met the Senator, whom he thus
accOsted: did You go by that
show, Mr.. Shorge 7" "Yes; | was
there said the Senator. "Then
You see that young woman fall in,
to that young mans arms and stay
there " "Yes, | saw that" mod.
estly replied the blushiug Senator.
do you know what | wish, Mr..
Shorge, when ! see that young
man! Why | wish that it was
you."
II any man has given stronger
proof than this of his unseltish
friendship, it has escaped atten.
ton.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03

The cholera is spreading still
in Germany, and there ia hardly
more than one chance in ten that
1t will be kept out Of the United
States. Better begin putting hy n
Worlds Fair fund with n prOviso
that II can be converted into MI
wuti.cholera fund if necessary.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03

THE mortality among great men
Ia prodigiOus. In the past Eve
years no less than six out ct the
nine Justices of the Supreme
Bench of the United States have
beet ca"c:: 90 u higher cnG.:. e.:
tie men die perhaps as easily. bur
their going OF does not make as
loud q report.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03

The pension tax now amounts
to = per capita assessment Of 80
upon every man, woman and child
In the United States, aud Gen.
Bragg. who is the leading candi
date for Senator in Wisconsin, is
one Of the few men in the com.
try who has had the courage to at /.
tack this outrageous system of
robbing the people for the cncour.
aRement Of menticancy,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03

The Globe. Democrat of jam
ary 10Th pays the following com.
pliment to Kentucky's SENATOR
representatives: Kentucky NAV
always he relied on to come up
strong in the number of her Sen.
atOr is to be chosen. Generally,
too, they are strong intellectual
power. On the whole. Kentucky
has been pretty creditably repre-.
scented In the upper branch of
Congress all along"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03

JOHN MARTIN Democrat, has
been elected United States Sena.
tor from Kansas by the PopuIists
and Democrats. The Republicans
refused to vote. They will make
n kick and probably elect Sena
sor OF their own, but Martin is
likely to get the place in spite OF
any efforts that may be made to
keep him ont.
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. sr. L"uIs REpualir rnEr.
special OG-r 60 R~adrys OF ,his ssper.
Good only during January AID february, 1898

The "rsira Week St Loul. Repub-
nc viii b. sent free for one wear TO any per-
sou seading before Nsrch !. 1898, club
Of tree sEw yearly subscribers, ~rh
three dollars to pay for toe sane. The
Republic soes ssery~here, aud i. The
most popular paper published IN Awer!o'
It's readers get the news half ~cc. ear.
Tier ihsn II ean he hal from any weekly
paper, while its Literary, Agricultural,
Womrp's and other Departments are un
surpassed IL oils he want. Of every
meuIh.r VI the family, ani st0Gl! he read
In every household You can get three
new suh.erissr. FOR IT, by . fes minutes,
effort, Try IL, At once, aud see hos EASILY
II can h. done. you wish package Of
sample copies, SITr fas tAem. Gu, ont
this al'-rIisemrot aud sruI 9Th your
order Address TIE Republic, Ct ibut.,
Missouri
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03

The Democrats of the Old
Gibraltar District would have
been proud, indeed, to have seen
their Representative, Hon. W. j.
Stone, elevated to % seat ia the L.
5. Senate, but, failing in that. he
can well bide his time, the popu
lar will holding it in reserve 10
make him Governor or u. S. SEA
atOr in the future.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03

THE death Of Blaine. HAYES and
Butler, all within few days of
each other, is a forcible reminder
Of how few OF the prominent poll.
ticians OF the Civil War period
now survive. Practically they are
I'LL dead. The men whose p0liti.
cal action as party leaders forced
the war are all dead, and their i'm.
mediate successors, the men whom
civil war aud civil war politics
brought to the front after 1860.
are very nearly all dead also. 1t
in true that a large number of men
are still IN politics on the strength
Of civil war issues, Int they are
men who had hardly been heard
of. IL heard of ut all, twenty years
ago.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03

SURELY :'.e epidemic o: ..isss.
tiers reached elimination for the
present in the Illinois railroad
horror, near Alton, las. week. II
WAS the worst, in it's details and
results, Of any that has occurred
since the memorable food of burn.
ing oil that ran down a narrow
valley and devoured a Pennsyl.
yanla village some two or three
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Sarist,au Church.

Services every Lords day Preaching
every 2nd aud 4ih Lords days ia each
month, Elder J. II. Roulhac, pastor Sun.
day School every sunday, J. W. Morris,
sup'i All are cordially Invited to attend
these services.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03
NurAIess Arstea sn:,s.

THs BLst sALyE 10 the world lor Cuts,
Bruises Sores Jlcyrs. salt khrum. Fever
Sores f-uer, Chapel EIauds. Ghilhlains,
Corns and all SSin Eruptions, aod post
tiNcly cures riie7 or 40 pay required. II
L. gu.ran iced TO give p.riecI Subtraction.
or Iaoucy reiunicl pric. ~ cent. yer
oos, rSr ssI~ ., {. !. ..s.s-s-ss. Dag
yiri
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03

Fer his ocr1si1u IRE Mississippi Val.
ley Route -I'l Oh FEB lU,h, llth. I2rh
ani iJih, sell ruuui trip ticket. 20 Ssx
orleans. Ia, aud Mobile, Ala, ~ rate gf
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03

THE criticisms passed upon ia Y
Gould on account or the DISPOSE.
tion he made of his millions, seem
tn have qnickened the conscieuc e s
OF others possessed of immense
wealth. Several have made lib.
eral requests of late, the latest an
Illinois millionaire who left all but
SlO.WDO of his fortune consisting
Of S3.OW,OO0, to benevolent aud
charitable institutions.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-03

WHILE Republican and Popu.
list are cha wing each others per.
son, a Democrat danced the deux
temps and carried of the Sens.
t6flal bone in Kansas.