The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-09-02
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Phillips place near town.
II you want a first-class job. LET
Schmidt the Tailor. do your work.
See A. s. Barkett for the best
heart shingles Prices lower than
anyone else In town.
Don't kick N you wait and the
price OF coal goes up. You have
chance 70 buy now at rock bottom
prlees.-ftiokman Ice q Coal Co.
This month having "r" In its name.
the festive oyster will again deck the
board. Put more than one OF him
in our stew. please.
New gold fields have been dis
covered in the Saskatchewan district
in British Columbia. Some of the
ore tested will assay $50. 900 to the
ten.
Marvin Hardin. SON of NJ. ID. Har-
din. died at his home in Beelerton
Thursday morning at O'Clock OF the
dread disease consumption after an
illness of some two years.
large tobacco dealers are pre-
pairing TO build rehandling houses
In Paducah for the purpose OF hand
ling the large amount OF dark tobac-
co raised in Western Kentucky.
Mrs. Henry Youtsey. wife OF the
only man who is now serving SEN
tence for completely in the assassina-
ton OF Gov. William Goebel In 1899.
has entered suit for divorce. The
papers were filed at Winchester.
The days Of the Mayfield Monitor
are over and its plant has been sold
&c the Baptist Flag Company at Full
ton. and will soon be moved to that
little city. where hereafter that popu-
lar UNCONVENTIONAL paper will be pub
lished.
Kentucky Is not the only feudrid-
den state In the Union by any means
Down In Mississippi there seems TO
exist a state OF anarchy equal 20 any
and II has gone so far that the homes
OF court officers are visited by night
and fired upon through windows.
The Cumberland Telephone Co. is
preparing TO build a new line from
Union City 20 Jordan. Capt Shuck
says the people OF Jordan are get
ting the best OF service ON their mu-
tual system FOR 25c a month Can
the Cumberland compete with that?
Lest you forget, We want TO re-
mind the parents OF this county that
the high school course. one OF the
best ever offered by Hickman College
or any other high school. Is free to
the pupils OF Fulton county. The late
school law gives the pupil of the ru-
raj district the same opportunity as
city paplls-no tuition TO be paid.
A Omaha paper. that claims to get
its information from a close friend
OF the family. says Il. II. Hartman,
the railroad magnate, has cancer Of
the stomach and is given only three
months longer to live. Everything
possible to keep the real ailment
secret has beer done. and during the
past few months Mr.. Hartman has
been engaged in setting his house in
order for his approaching end.
The grave of Col. Jas. c. Wilson,
one OF the signers of the Declaration
of independence. has been located
near the banks OF the Ohio river, in
Livingston county. The grave is
marked By mammoth poplar tree.
Some years ago the United States
Government appropriated a sum for
the erection OF a suitable monument
to the grave of Col. Wilson, but mo
trace of the grave could be found
p. II. and Melvin Hutson. of Alabama
grandsons of Col Wilson. came TO
Kentucky last week and succeeded
In locating the grave of their grand
father.
The prosecuting attorney of the
Third Judicial circuit filed suit in the
jackson County Circuit Court at New
port, Ark. against sixty-five insurance
companies doing business In Arkan'
sas, asking penalties amounting to
sos, 600, 900 for alleged violation of the
Arkansas antitrust laws. The Courier
win wager dollar TO a doughnut
that he doesn't get 65c out of them.
Mrs. Claude Watney, of London,
purchased what she was assured was
pale emerald. She took Il to an
expert, who assured her the stone
was green diamond. worth three
! times what she paid for H. There