The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-11-22
n. Z. q ST. L. r. r. SCHEDULE.
LEAVE HICKMAN.

4 Mr.. John Hopkins, an old and worthy
cidzen of Fulton, died, Sunday, of con-
sumption.
| New Idea Patterns l0c at
| SHAWS.
Mr. Henry Watterson lectures in Full
ton, next Wednesday night. "Uncle
Sam Afioat' is the title of his lecture.
| FOR SALE.-3 Fat Hogs. Apply to
i LEVI BATES.
fGet your turkey ready for Thanks.
giving, Thursday, November % is the
day set apart.
\ Everybody is expecting something
oct of the rut in President Roosevelt's
message to Congress.
i Highest price paid for corn at Shaw's.
Il IT j. Mari, of Hickman, was fined
800 and 30 days in Jail, before the u.
s. Court, at Paducah, Monday, says the
Nsws-Democrat.
If Mr.. Roosevelt wants the Republi-
can nomination for President in 1904
perhaps it would be better for him to
fze the machine than to destroy it.
I'll Shaw will pay highest price for corn.
Mr.. J. ]. O'Rourke, of TrimbIe,
nm, has bought the lease to the La
elede Hotel, and assumed charge,
Monday, succeeding Mr.. + L. Hafford.
The Courier wishes both gentlemen
well.
The cigarette habit continues to hold
its grip on many boys. If you have a
son under 16 who has acquired this de
structive habit, lick it out of him. 1t is
no use to spare HIM for he might as
well be killed as to live to die of palsy
lar5 idiecy at twenty five.
- en- 5iiiiaftimopy becomes an every
day occurrence. Andrew Carnegie s
last two million dollar gift required but
six lines of newspaper space. The time
was when all the great newspapers oil
the land would have occupied columns
in carrying the news to the world.
New Idea Patterns lOc at
SHAWS.
There is really very little legislation
needed by the approaching Kentucky
Legislature. and the members who
can complete the work within the GO
days limit. 1t is wiser to do little and
do il right than to attempt to do too
much. Set down on the takers.
We have the best line of Buggies and
Harness to be found in the country.
f. E, REEVES & Co,
Hickman, XIV.
John d. Rockefeller has withdrawn
from the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
because the pastor preached pointed
sermons on wealth. Mr.. Rockefeller
will build church of his own.
The world is full of those who are in
terested in evervone's business except
their own The benevolence Of advice
givers is only equalled by the freedom
of their inquiry into your private mat
tiers
See Shaw before you sell your corn.
Governor Davis. of Arkansas. has
created a somewhat startling precedent
by dlscharging all the women confined
in the State penitentiary. Not content
with this, the Governor notifies the peo-
pie of his state that no women will
hereafter be confined in the penitenti-
airy unless the legislature furnishes a
reform school which is a suitable place
for their incarceration
We sill have a nice line of fine Bug.
gies and Carriages that we are selling
at price that will surprise you.
f. +. REEVES * Co
Hickman. Ky
| II IA fl,.r Tho D-o- dat mill of
fo,d abundant opportunity 10 talk to
him 10 all of those who are in some de
gree r, ropsible for the policy and con
duct of the Gov rnment II is under
stood though that he will not he 50
generous TO those who want to present.
the claims of politicians TO office. Men
who stand in the rain at the polls all
day and unGerg other discomforts Incl.
dent to electienetring must do it out OF
motives of pure patriotism under Mr.
Roosevelt, OF else have so keen sense
of the humorous that they can do il
"for fun"
We want to buy all the corn we can
get at the highest prices, SHAws
The State Board of Health has issued
circulars advising the people at large &c
use every effort TO prevent the spread.
ing of scarlet fever and diptheria, dis.
eases which are now prevalent in many
section of the State. Isolation and dis
infection are the chief suggestions OF
the circular. The circular also calls
attention to the law which requires
that all contagious diseases be reported
to the County Board of Health within
twenty four hours and urges that the
law be adhered to.