The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-10-18
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MISCELLANEOUS
G l. / P P | n G S
OF GENARAL INTEREST.

spiritual adviser.
To Paris by rail in the same car from
New York sounds very well. but i,
undoubtedly would be tIresome trip
Each member of the Confederate Vet.
eran camps will be asked to contribute
81 to the jefferson Davis monument
fund.
phe Episcopal Convention will con-
slider a resolution providing for an ar
bitration committee to settle disputes
when invited to do so.
Well-informed Catholics believe the
next Consistory at Rome will be held in
February and will mark the beginning
Of the Pope's Jubilee.
Down at Paris. Tenn, Jealous
preacher has carried the war into the
enemies country and is holding a series
OF revivals in distillery.
We understand from number of our
leading farmers that the corn in this
section will turn out much better than
was expected month or so ago.
The desire for free entrance of their
tobacco and sugar into our market is
operating strongly to advance the an
nexation feeling among the Cubans.
Anarchists nor those who look upon
anarchy with any degree of favor
should be tolerated In any community
any mere than rattlesnakes are tolerat-
ed
Cash prizes amounting to $1,000, 900
will be offered as live stock premiums
by the Worlds Fair, if plans do not 90
wrong. That ought to bring out the
best.
There are two candidates for Mayor
OF Fulton: w. c. Craft and j. F.. Fall;
and four for police Judge: j. w. Sellars,
w. +. Nolen. Herbert Carr and K. S.
Ellis
The funeral services over the body of
the late Lorenzo Snow, President of
the M ormon Church, took place in Salt
Lake Sunday. The burial was at Brig
ham City.
A French Count is sailing across the
Mediterranean. He assembled near Tou-
Ion Saturday, and expects to reach AL
geria Wednesday night or Thursday
morning.
1t looks somewhat as il the Demo
cratic party will have to grow smaller
before it grows better. As for the Re-
publican party, it is like an Indian
good when dead.
Johann Most, the great anarchist
leader. has been sentenced to. one year
IN the penitentiary in New York for
publishing seditiOus article the day
following McKinley's assassination.
1t Is the duty of every citizen to buy
everything possible of the home dealer.
Try it during the next six months and
see II it won't be the means of greatly
increasing the volume OF business.
The recent frosts and rams have bro't
the pecans aud scaly bark hickory nuts
down in showers and now is the time
for nutting parties, pawpaw picnics,
simmons, possums and grapes.
The United States Navy has not suf
ficient men to man the vessels available
and under construction in case of war.
and Cangtess may be asked to increase
the enlisted strength by 5000 men.
President Roosevelt is quoted as say
ting he will not decline the Republican
nomination for President in 1904 if the
people approve of his administration,
but that he will not pander to any
cliques, combinations or movements to
secure it,
One dollar from each surviving Con
federate veteran will build a pretty
considerable monument to Jefferson
Davis, but il pensions were paid jennie
Rebs the number of survivors would
represent enough dollars to build a
regular tower.
The time has Low come for a perfect
understanding of President Roosevelt's
way of running the Republican ma.
chine down South. 1t is a mean thing
to take advantage of a mans enthus-
iasm when no enters the public service
with a new broom.
The political situation in New York
City ought to be a field for bringing
forth the oratory of Bourke Cochran.
Which side he will land on is Of course
problem, but either way there will be
phrases in hls remarks, that will be in
teresting and inspiring on general prin-
ciples.
To free himself from blackmailers,
George +. Wolfe, q prominent shoe
mdQuIdctuIeI Oh OOlumDus, ", mas
maye public his life's secret-that he
was in his youth convict in the In
diana State Prison South. He went to
Columbus penniless and stranger
He is now wealthy and respected.
United States District Attorney Vau-
CHAN. of birmingham, Ala, during a re-
cent visit to Washington. told President
Roosevelt that that he thought the Fed
eral Offices should be given to Republi-
crns under a Republican Administra-
ton. He objected to the appointment
Of former Gov. Jones as Judge.
II you wish to be miserable, you must
think about yourself. about what you
want. what you like, what respect peo-
pie ought to pay You ana then to you
nothing will be pure. You will spoil
everything you touch, you will make
Gin and misery for yourself out Of ev-
erything which God sends you; you'll
be as wretched AZ you choose.
Lieut.. Peary has reached the north
ern end OF Greenland. and was disap-
pointed to find 1t didn't extend as far
north as he expected as he hoped to fol
low on it further toward the pole. He
has also come to the conclusion, reach.
cd by DIR, Hays, surgeon OF the Kane