The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-01-31

age books are also 10 be redeemable
at the end Of the year.
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Il may be dangerous for Uncle
Fuller 10 thus remark, but il seems
TO me that women wear too much
cloth in the tails OF their gowns and
too little about their necks-but the
d,ctors may not agree With me. for
even the doctor has TO live.
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A laughing woman is usually in
love-and II she isn't she should be
There is no woman quite SO good for
the hafdworking, worried man as
one that laughs.
c. + Beckham vas up from No.
8, Saturday. and while IN town hired
fifteen men 10 work for bin at his
lumber camp. Things are again
running full blast. A large nmber
Of men we're laid of during The fnan-
cial difficulties
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You may think you are using the
best -four made, bat you are badly
mistaken II you are not using Cas-
oade. For sale by c. II. Moore.
Phone No. 4.
Two distinguished Keniuokians
will have their pictures on the State
checks In the future, instead Of the
picture Of William Goebel. Gov.
Wilson this seek decided 10 put
on the checks pictures OF Abraham
Lincoln AMI John c. Breckenridge.
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Thomas King. a bachelor, died in
Cairo. Monday. leaving fortune
estimated at SIS. 900 TO bis negro
hoasekeeper. King was ~ Year,
old, and Il Is believed that he has not
one single living relative. His ear
lest recollections are as a founding
IN an orphan asylum IN England
he came 70 Cairo In 1868. and has
since followed his trade OF tailor.
He acquired considerable property,
mostly tenement houses occupied
by negroes. He had a room in one
OF these houses where his house
keeper. Matte Smith. looked after
him Il is said that be owned stock
In a department store In Chicago as
we'll as IN a saniiafium there.
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Fashion says that ladies' hats are
smaller than last year. How abou,
the bills2
Papers at Psducah have announc-
ed that the Chicago & Eastern Illi-
nois and the Big -Four railroads are
about to bridge the Ohio River and
build into Paducah this year.
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Two sensational bills we're intro
duced in the Legislature last week,
one In the Senate by Senator Brown
and a bill exactly the same In the
Lover house, requiring a license OF
$50 per acre on all tobacco that is
raised In Kentucky during the year
1908. These bills created some ex-
citement and there is chance Of them
becoming laws.
The Sikeston Hornet by Guy +.
Cooksy is the latest addition TO the
Southeast Missouri newspapers and
/, goes without saying that It is a
good one, editorially and typhogra-
phically. The Courier extends a
cordial welcome on its exchange list.
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When the Stomach. Heart or Kid
ney nerves get weak. then these or
gans always fail. Don't drug the
Stomach, nor stimulate the Heart or
Kidneys. That is simply a make
shift. Get a prescription known TO
Druggists everywhere as DR.. Shops
Restorative. The Restorative Is
prepared expressly for these weak
inside nerves. Strengthen these
nerves. build them up With DR..
Shops Resioratiye-taolets or u,
ouid-and see how quickly help will
CONC. Free sample test sent on re-
Quest by DR.. Shoop, Racine, Wis.
Your health is surely worth this test.
Sold by all dealers.
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Anew school book bill has been
prepared and will be introduced IN
the Kentucky Legislature. Il pro-
vides that books OF any quality may
be used. but that the prices shall not