The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-08-23
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Mrs. Jocie Bruer and daughters, are
visiting near Clayton, Tenn.
Miss Lightner of St. Louis, is visiting
her friend Miss Bessie Case.
c. b. Travis has gone on an extended
visit TO the Beach and several cities.
Capt. James Roger and family left
yesterday for their home in Paducah
DIR. and Mrs. c. II. Hubbard have re
turned from several weeks stay at
Monteagle.
The Baptists will hold regular service
Sunday. Special musical program at
both services.
Mr.. Moore, of Pulaski, Ill. father Of
Attorney +. S. Moore, is visiting in
Hickman, with some view of investing
in lands.
When the schools open please re-
member that we have what YOU need
and we know what you want.
WILSON'S BOOK STORE.
The Gospel of Peace takes on many
forms. Two hundred rifles and 20. 600
cartridges have been sent 20 the mis-
sionaries in Southern Mongolia.
General Macarthur announces that
Northern LuzOn has been 'pacitied" but
not "tranquilized This distinction
makes little difference.
Meager details have been received of
AN ocean horror off coast of Alaska
The steamer Islander, from Victoria "a
Skagaway strnc& an iceberg and 65
lives were los'.
that farmer who directed in his viii
that 50. OUU be- burned up will have the
cond,iiOI fhiiiiicd The lawyers have
brgun suit 80 break the will That j.
probably the quickest method.
An American physician who for many
months Wa in the Boerland with the
i.oer army, has just returned home
lie l,a, been interviewed aud the sui
s,ance 1f his conclusions Is that IA
British army Is as far from victory a II
Was wnen the war begaa.
.dr- K Webb whp has cen visit
IA. he.' dtagnter Mrs. L. > Nit.el left
here on Monday night beng called tu
he: hDnIe on account Of the serious
ilii..-s OF .ler husband She WAS accom-.
panic to Louisville by her son Harry
aud Willie Wittel.
There are $40 saloons in Louisville
There Il some uneaSiness that visiting
knights Templars may not find places
TO eat and sleep. but there is every
promise that they will have no trouble
H. werfin9 their whistles occasionally.
--Eddyville Tale.
A Wisconsin man proposes to pump
all hot air into mammoth wells during
the summer aud release it during the
winter. thereby insuring cool SINNERS
and Marin winters. People persist, how
ever in looking upon this suggestion
merely as u hot air story.
a company that started out modestly
in Chicago few years ago has grown
in influence and wealth until it now
practically CONTROLS the match trade Of
the world. \ great deal of its success
is due TO a machine that makes three
matches that break in the lighting to
every one that does not.
Colorado ranchmen are congratula
ting themselves on the shortage in the
corn crop. They have been compelled
to compete with large numbers of corn
fed stock when they went TO market
with their mountain fed grassers. but
this year they feel that the competition
will not be 50 great. Colorado will turn
out excellent range cattle this year and
the pastures were never IN better condi-
ton.
Another of the periodical South
American revolutions is on. Four
thousand Columbians. under DIR. Ran
gel Garblas invaded Venezuela from
the frontier of Cucuta. The invaders
were obliged to retire ON the first fight.
The constitution has been suspended in
several Venezuelan States as the result
of the invasion.