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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-08-16
LOCAL BREVITIES,
OF INTEREST TO ALL.


W. p. Taylor visited in Hickman,
Monday.
Mr.. Claude Walker was in Cairo, on
usiness this week.
Reuben Judge returned from New
Madrid, Monday.
DIR. John Stubs. of Charlottesville. is
visiting his parents.
We call special attention to Southern
Normal University ad. in this issue.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh E. Pra-
Their, Louisville, on August 7th. boy
New Neckwear for men and boys just
received at AMBERG's,
Mr. Walter Wearn. of New York City,
has been visiting DIR. a, a, Faris, this
week
Misses Nellie and Mamie Rogers left
yesterday for n visit to Union City and
Sharon, Tenn.
w W Meadows. Ed Thomas, and
Mr.. Beadles, of Fulton, were III Hick
man, Monday.
MIS-. w. Il. OCdit1. Oh y mon lily, Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs Jesse
Tams this week
Uncle Jesse Collins returned yester
day from two weeks visit TO his home
at Tennessee City.
Prof f. c. McDougle delivered an
interesting address Wednesday night
on Education in Asia.
Mrs. Kate Bassett, of Atlanta, Ga, is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Annie Ellison
and Mrs. Vic Walker
Mr.. Ben Herring married a young la
dy of Texas, last night, and will bring
his bride home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Shaw and son
Arthur Jr., of State Line, spent Satur-
day and Sunday i'll town.
Dr. Dabney will preach at the Chris
tian church Sunday. A full attendance
of the members is requested
Mr. Fred Pearce. of that solid old
house of II, G.. Amberg, Is Wis
lting his old home, Milan, Tenn.
Capt. and Mrs. James Kcger, and
daughter Henrietta. of Paducah, are
visiting the family of r. NJ. Isler.
Prof. S. y. Link delivered an address
Tuesday night at Hickman College, on
Southern Literature and the South.
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APOLOGY ACCEPTED.

Italy has accepted our apology Tor the
,,nrder of few Italians and will now
await Uncle Sans check Tor the
amonnt of Indemnity agreed upon.
H,r;ng 70 circumstances Italy will not
demand the cession of the port OF New
YORK or forbid us importing arms ana
Icon : :. an armed guard of eight or ten
thopsand soldiers in Washington ihe
s:Sn,,n,stances are that Uncle sam
~ania NOT subnit aud woald pat ap .
sssts~ Ssht than tAs Chiaess ever ceaid'
rGlsansF.
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AstOunded the Editor.

Editor 8. A. Brown, of Bennetsville
S. c., was once immensely surprised.
Through long suffering from Dyspep-
STA, he writes, my wife was greatly
run down. She had no strength or
vigor and suffering great distress from
her stomach, but she tried Electric Bit
tiers which helped her at once, and,
after using four bottles, she is entirely
well, can eat anything. It's grand
tonic, and it's gentle laxative qualities
are splendid for torpid liver" For In
digestion, Loss of Appetite, Stomach
and Liver troubles is a positive guaran-
teed cure. Only SOC at Cowgirl q Cow
gill's.
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NEGRO FI1ND
FORCES HIS WAY INTO HOME OF
MRS. HAWKINS AT JORDAN.

Jordan, Ky, Aug. "A Special This
morning at O'Clock negro forced ms
,vav into the home of Mrs. Hawkins. Il
widow. bali mile from here. She se
cured a pistol and she and the negro
had a scufile for il. Mrs. Hawkins being
thrown TO the floor. Her grown daugh-
ter ran 10 her assistance and the negro
escaped Through the window. HE has
NOT been captured. Mrs lbtwsiiis
road not be able 10 hasptliy bls1
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TO CONTRACTORS.

The Singer Mfg Co, case factory,
Cairo, ILL.,. want TO let the contract to
cut and clear right of way for tram
railroad from near Reelioot Lake to Con
nelly's Landing on the Mississippi riv
er, about . miles in length, Send seal
ed bids to- u. w. Mcclure. Hickman.
Ky, on or before Saturday, Aug. 3lst.
Survey is now being made. or for fur
Their information call or address
\ 1872 h. w MCCLURE.
Hickman, Ky.
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.sTneoCaa the months of June and
July our baby was teething and took
running OF IT the bowels and sickness
OF the stomach says .. = Holiday. Of
Dcn,inr. Ind, Has bowels wonid
move from five to eight times day. l
had a bottle og Chamberlain s CholIc,
Cholcrs and Diarrhoea Remedy in the
house aif,l gave him fonr drops m tea
sooon fell al water and he got better at
ONCE Sold by Cowtnll d. G1wgiii, !,
Hlnkmun.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

1 am engaged in this
line of business at
Union City, Tenn,
and carry at all times
a large and well as
sorted stock of "Good
and Pure" Whiskey,
as well as all other
goods in that line. and
respectfully solicit a
TRIAL ORDER.
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A. H. H,NsoN, 6 p, A., Chicago.
w. y. KELLoND a. G. p. A. Louisville.
Enroute. Particulars of agents of the
Illinois Central and connecting lines,
VIM. Murray, Div. Pas. Agt., New Or
leans.
Jno. y. Scott, DIV. Pas Agt., Memphis.
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TAXES. TAxEsl

Your city taxes have been due since
March ;st. Come forward and settle at
once. By 50 doing, you can save 8 per
cent. intesrest. which goes on Sept. LIST.
TOM. DILLON, JR.. c. L, {.
Aug. 2. 1901.
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BODY F0nNn

The body Ola young boy. 10 years old,
was found ID the river at No. s Island,
which was identified as that of Hugh
Barrow, who was drowned at Caro-,
aug. 9TH, and brought to Hickman,
Tuesday, and shipped to Cairo, Tues
day night.
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FOR SALE = So Acres of Land, sit
rated on the Hickman and Dresden
Road. 3 miles East of Hickman.
In nigh state of cultivation For terms
ana price, call on or apoiy to
A. Il. BREVARD,
Jordan. Ky.
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W. R. WEBSTER
SPECIAL OFFER

SPECIAL
So Full RyeWb
ref und youS3O
liberal w. X
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FOR RENT.

A nice residence, with rooms, cen
trally located, Apply at Courier Office.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RES PECT.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR. KY LODGE, No. $40
Hickman, Ky, Aug. lG, 1901.

KNIGHTS OF HONOR. ny. LODGE, NO. j4U
Hickman, Ky, Aug. lG, 1901.
Whereas, Brother w. c. Graves, who
had for number of years been wor-
thy member OF our order. departed this
life on the 2nd inst, therefore be it
Resolved, That we appreciate the
love that his family, bis friends and our
lodge has sustained, and assure bis
wife and children of our heartfelt sym
pathv and commend them TO care of
Him whose tender care is always for the
widow and fatherless. that our lodge
be draped in morning for 80 days and
that a copy of these resolutions be sent
TO his family.
Fraternaliy in O. VI. A.
j. W. CowsLL
Tow DMlox JH Com.
x NJ DRAnw y
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SOMETHING new.

The np-to date Box Paper for polite
correspondence. The correct thing,
very neat and nice at
WILSON'S BOOK STORE.
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Mr.. and Mrs Jno. f. Brock, Jr.. and
daughter Ethel, and Mrs +. n. j.
Brock, of Greenfield Tenn, are visiting
here
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PROFIT AND LOSS :

For the Term Ending July rs. 1901.
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ss.7T7.3s
LIABILITIES.
VALUE OF SHARES.

) ss,777 IS sas,r7.ss
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Prof. S. y. Link delivered an address
Tuesday night, at Hickman College, on
Southern Literature and the South.
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An evening departure from New Or
leans ana a morning arrival
at Buffalo.
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ASSETS.

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-06
a FEMALE INDIAN NOSES.
The Redskins Of the Southwest Have
One and Troubles Brewing.

The Redskins Of the Southwest Have
One and Troublc'a Brewinw.
A female Moses has arisen among the
redskins Of the southwest, and viii prob
ably soon be leading them TO land Of
promise.
She Is Mary Big Buffalo daughter OF
Black Coyote. the famous Ponca chief.
whose deeds OF valor IN the Indian wars
were known 10 an the soldiers on the
frontier.
Mary is only a girl. not yet twenty
Years old but she possesses a subtle in-
auence over the Wild Indians. They sur
round her nightly on the plains Of the In
dian reservations Ia Oklahoma 10 listen
10 her exhortations.
She Is worshiped by her devotees They
cali her their savior. and rightly named
she Is II she does what she promises for
them-that -. she viii save their minds
from an awful dream that they are the
worsf abused class Of people on earth
when she sets them up IN a new country
under laws made by her and under her
rule.
Mary's Big Buffalo has been attending
school IN the east FOR the most part OF
her life until che reiurnes 10 the Ponca
reservation during last summer for
visit to her people. She had learned the
WAYS Of the white people and IN her
heart she had no love for them. She
only learned what they taught her to
help herself cope with them when the
time should arrive.
She had always been a dreamer-the
Indians eall Ct being imbued with spirit
power She was born under a lucky
star 50 the Indians say. and they declare
that she was always destined 70 be 6
leader among her people Her father says
he knew thls when she-Was I'VE years
old. So he was sad while she was away
from him.
She has a work TO do among her own
people he would tell the Indian agent.
but the white man said she must remain
In school until her education was com
plese.
Early last summer the authorities gave
her permission 70 come back 70 the Pom
ca reservation TO spend her vacation and
visit her people.
A. soon as she came home her father
told her that the people were expecting
great things from her. as she had been
born under the great north star. So she
cast aside an OF her learning. threw away
her nne clothes and donned the blanket
Of the reservation sQuaw.-San Francisco
Examiner
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-06

che exercise that they could. I wish
here 20 Suggest under what conditions
exercise is least tiring. and. therefore.
under what conditions q great deal OF
exercise can Be got through without ex-
hauption.
Health IA, Of course all important. and
ia my own case The state of health de.
pends on the diet I get my nour.ahment
entirely from neshless foods. but TO AZ.
tempt any general rules of diet Is futile
what suits one man may b. quite unnt
for another Sleep again. Is very I'm.
portant. After q sieepless night people
aoon get tired Occasionally sleeDless
nlrhss may be 10 some extent inevita-
bic. but they are less fatal 10 endurance
n the air OF the sleeping rom be fresh.
Exercise Ia the cold. dry air Is far
less erhausiing than exercise in the warm
air but IN America this truth Is sadly
ignored Gymnasa indoor running
tracks. etc. are kept a. a stup.dly high
temperature People shouid be- encour-
aged 20 warm themselves not BY these
artificial means. but by movement The
air should be cool and fresh.
most important point is the breath
ing Many people get out Of breath
chiefly because they breathe wrongly.
Special breathing exercises should be
rracuced the nose being the means Of
sucking IN the air. The breathing should
nIl ihe cheat upwards and outwards. And
tne ciothing has eonsldera able effect upon
fatigue. u should be a. light a. possible.
and should not be too tight. especially
around the waist. The shoes should be
Of the right shape setting themselves %
thc lines o. the foot. and should not be
too tight, nor too loose.
OF course. exercise done correctly is FAR
leas tiring than exercise done incorrectly.
N0tlce how any one who learns to cycle
will use up three times the amount Of
force that the experienced cyclist uses.
All the different movements have 10 be
sdone correctly. and they have TO be com
blned correctly. Il is this coordination.
this division OF labor. this economical
way OF working the muscles and nerves.
that makes expert exercise FAR less ex-
hausiing than unexpert The more the
the correct movements become easy and
automatic. the less nerve force Is needed.
And besides. these automatic foundation
movements. ~ the expression amy be used
relieve the mind from drudgery. As soon
a. they become natural and free from
mental effort. the mind can give itself
over 10 enjoying the exercise, whatever
iis form may BE- He who can bicycle
without any thought about his balance.
etc. can enjoy the scenery.
, But the best athletic enjoyment cones
through games. partly because Of their
social value. In games properly played
and this seems almost to doubt the
amount of work which the body can get
through Competition. which also enters
On. Is another potent antidote 70 fatigue.
From the heart we may learn a great
lssson The work It does Is almost IN
oaicuiablc. and yet We 90 net feel fatigue
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-06

which monarchial Institutions were first
forced BY the great Napoleon, and where
after his fan they were only continued
because political sagacity made IA clear
that her powerful monarchial neighbors
would not have suffered a republic IN
their midst Indeed. the Hollander Of
to-day IS really a republican ae heart,
and IL IS only the deep-rooted Affection
for the house Of Orange, 20 whose great
ancestor the Netherlands owe their free
dom from spain. that makes him sup
port a monarchy.
All his liberties. however, are 80 well
guarded the rights Of the crown SO lin
tied. that it may IN truth be said that
the president of the United States ex-
erts a more powerful influence over his
government that the queen Of Holland
over hers.
Still II politically Of small Importance.
the influence Of tie queen Of Holland on
the social and moral conditions Of her
people must not be underrated. A pure.
noble. kindhearted woman. IN whatever
social position she may be placed Is al-
WAYS a blessing 70 those who surround
her, and when ] Ike Queen WAhelm.na
she occupies the place Of nrst lady IN the
land. the possession of Oh tie highest
qualities OF womanhood becomes a potent
power for good
During childhood as the young princess
grew Up under the eyes OF her people Il
became clear that she had inherited
many traits peculiar 20 the members Of
the house Of Orange. a strong Will in
her early girihohd sometimes bordering
on ohstinacy showed Itself and made her
mothers task as well as that Of her
teachers and glyernesscs anything but
an easy one. However there was so
much real good-hoarieiness, such a
strong desire 10 apologize 20 anyone she
might have hurt By a too strong asser-
tion OF her authority that her greatest
fault only eudeacd her an the more 10
the people.
For. after all. a little obstlnacy IS a
trait possessed by the whole Of the Dutch
nation. Il helped it ages ago 70 throw on
the Spanish yoke. and Il lives to-day IN
that little hand Of Beers that holds the
whole British empire az bay.
The Is rot the pace TO repeat the
many little anecdotes Of the young prin
cess life which have from time 20 time
been told IN the newspapers. How she
punished her English goyerness, who had
expressed dlssatisfacfion with her WorA
by drawing a map OF Europe IN which
T. g.and appeared like a little speck on
the ocsan. whsie Holland had about the
size Of Russia how she threatened her
dis0bedient dolls that she would make
them ride In the carriage with her
pompous lady IN waiting compelled 20 sli
up siiff and Silent. az she 20 often had
10 do herself. how she liked 10 prepare
little surprises for those she loved
whether highborn or loWly-al thess
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HOLLAND@AND@HER%Q
Described by One Who Saw WilhelminO
Grow Up From Childhood.

things Characteristic OF the girl and
Young woman have become common
property.
A great surprise, however. for all, Who
ike myself. had seen the gay, romping
girl grow up was the seriousness she
5 gan 10 show as she reached the fun
development Of womanhOod Since her
fathers death the executive had been IN
the hands Of her mother. aided By q conh
cil OF regency. and as Wilhelmina reached
her sixteenth year she ehowed an evi-
dent desire 70 become Intimately ac-
osafofed with the duties Of her future
position. Since then she has taken the
cares or government on her own shoul-
ders and has already shown that she Goes
not intend 10 be a mere puppet 10 the
hands of her ministers.
By her own efforts she IS promoting one
Of the greatest engineering enterprises
he world has ever seen. the retaining
Il the zuyder Zee. viii " u tive Hoi-
land an acreage OF rich farmlands equal
10 about one-quar.er OF its present terri
tory. During her fh0rt reign the bill
for compulsory service In the army has
been passed. thus abollsh.ng the unjust
Arrangement BY which the Weallnief
cias - could free themselves by FURNISH
ing a paid man IN their stead.
II i IN matters concerning the Dutch
.r,,., NAT yVfihelnina's choice Of huA-
band win be Of Importance. Duke Henry
~ Mecklenburg Is an ofnccr in the Ger
man army. and Il Is more than likely that
the place Of Inspector general, usually
Md bv the heir 10 the throne, VIII De
given 10 him. There the young duke. or
nrinee consort. will find a field Of useful
ness as the present position Of Holland
reouires that IN case Of European war
her army should az least be strong enough
10 protect the country against breach
Of neutrality by foreign powers. In this
respeet the Dutch win gladly submit 70
/ German influence, but IN no other way Is
the queens marriage likely 70 change the
present policy OF Holland toward the Ger
man empire. Strong objections would %
raised from every side II the prince con.
sort were to be active In the political life
OF the country. and Holland IS oongratu.
latlng herself to-day that the firm char
acter OF queen Wilhelmina offers q
/ strong safeguard against any such at
tempt
The marriage may In every respect b
called a love match. The character Of
Duke Henry is said to be sincere and
amiable. his life has been free from ans
aaandal. and the prayers Of a free and
faithful people go up Tor the happiness a
their young queen. Even we, the SOW
erelgn citizens Of a great republic. mas
well express our wishes for the well.
being q the young woman whom her peo
/ pie have placed on q throne and whf
seems sincerely 90 try to do her fun duty
and to become true mother 20 her peo
pie Jan Hendrix Van Bolhuys.
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IL i 90 not find it. NY mainma says my
papa was an angel Ny mamma says shs
loves him. on. give me back his handlr
He started up "She loves himg
'Oh, very much-oh, very much. senor;
and ! would. too and I didn't mean 10 sell
his handf'
lie seemed trembling He took some
thing from a drawer. held il uD. and
smiled.
She saw the knocker and rau TO It.
screaming. She fell back. seeing his
smile She knew that smile
II bought IL said he. because / re-
membered one that hung upon a house /
used 10 know. Come" He seized her
hand IN strong grip. He strode forth with
her Not eomprehending, she went thus
into the street
Her mother lay on the bench beneath
the purple flowers. The two came in
Ines flushed. beautiful; the man carrying
yet, by chance, one hand within his waist
coat ines was afraid. She pulled away
and hid In the shrubbery. The man strobe
on Under his eye lay the girl-llke moth
er, looking at the fountain.
'Salome." whispered he.
oht tutftus ana started. She sat uD and
put her hands to her forehead, staring.
n came back, salome. because i could
bear 4 no more Rather than be without
you / would die. came 10 live Ia Oaxaca
10 try 70 win you again"
She half rose and fell forwara SIC was
I In his arms
There was a little cry from th< shrub
berry and a burst Of pink Ines dashe.s
rapturousiy to them. your smile-now-
It Is like that other one. know my papa
know my papa now-come back from the
graveyard OH show me-show ne the
hand againl'
1T came back. said she.
in the evening she stood out al the Biz
front door. where the mozo was screwine
on the knocker again. Delhno ran BY, and
taunted her.
I'm not an orphanr cried Ines an
not anything wronS any move. Because
my papas come back from the grave
yard Charles Fleming Embroe. In the
Argonaut
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CR20 N Thursday. the 7th Of Febru-
AGK ary next wilhelmina Paulina
MlIk Helena Maria. queen OF the
WNCM Netherlands and princess Of
W. Orange Nassau. wtn wed
Schwerin. The ceremony viii not. as
some newspapers have said. take place at
The Hague. but the royal bride and
groom enter the portals Of the Nieluve
Kerk New Church built about 1745) at
Amsterdam. From all the many quaint
church towers IA Holland the ancient we'd
ding bells Will joyfuliy ring out, 70 ind
a glad echo IN the hearts Of an true
Dutchmen. For the graceful young
woman who on that day gives her hand
10 the man OF her choice Is really a queen
of hearts. relgning over her subjects BY
powers OF strong affection and deep re-
gard.
When Wilhelmina. the only fruit Of the
marriage Of her aged father King viii
lam H.. with the young princess Emma
Of Waldeck. first saw the light IN the
palace al The Hague there was much
disappointment among the citizens OF Hoi-
land. The two sons Of the old king by
ms first wife were both dead and there
was no male offspring Of the great house
Of Orange whose history rs so gioriously
interwoven with that OF the Netherlands
Succession 70 the throne IN the female
line was prohibited BY the constitution
cf the land. AMI s. It wae likely that
the Dutch people who since the time of
William the Silent lad secn an Orange
Nassau az the head Of the state. either
as stakeholder o. the republic OF a. king
would have TO accept some distant rela.
tion-not a full-b.osded Orange-as their
ruler.
Great Therefore. wac the Joy throughout
The land when shortly afterwards the
congress OF the Netherlands. the staten
general. IN JOINT session amended the
constitution and made the young princess
heir 70 the throne
seldom has a child destined to bear a
crown had the good fortune o. having
such a mother as Queen Emma Herself
born and brought up IN the compare
lively simple surroundings Of a very small
German court. she had received a very
thorough, almost democratic education.
and by her noble kindness won the hearts
Of the Dutch from the day when old
King william brought her home 10 his
palace IN The Hague A the king died
within q few years after Wilhelmina's i
BIRTH tho bringing up Of the young prin-
cess fell entirely 70 he widow. rnd Il
may be said IN truth that she has done
her task well LAberal-minded. able men
were chosen az teachers and wilhelmina
Wa early taught that the first duty oi a
truly constitutional ruler is to obey the
u
20 give an example Of good citizenship.
And nowhere is this more necessary
than IN Holland. the. republic Of old. on
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-06

The other day Londoner said 10 a
countryman.
TN bet YOU ANYTHING you ike you can
not spell three simple words that I shan
Eive yon within forty seconds"
I'll take that ON. Now. then. what
are they" said the countryman.
well here eoes.r said the Londoner,
as he pulled out bis watch. London"
london"
watching"
-'W-a-t-c-hi-n-g."
"Wrong" said the Iondoner.
'tWhat2f exclaimed the couatryman. IN
surprised tones. I've spelled the words
you gave me correctly. I'm certain 1 NJ
hot
Times up." the Iondoner aaid tri-
umphantly "Why didn't you spell the
third word--w-r-O-n-gg Spare Moments.