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L ift- c 4 f f I 1 1 f f td t- I 0 Supktngbt J 1tq I p I auunIt EA THE LEADING ORGAN OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF THE SBCOPOEL mt DISTRICT dl 4 1 i 1897 14 J LS14 O UME V HOPKINSTOLE KENTUCKY IdY IAOCAL TAB Ki f Give they City Res 5taurant a trial and you will come again Jas Hpv ogers7propric CJeb Work 4 Dont forget that wo will hereafter o your lob work ckwipr lmn nnj mice to Kentucky Wee tncan jvliat say Yarded At the Court Heaie- v Mr Andrew Jonee and Mtsa Lizzie Qwou both of the Carl vicinity fere married In the county clerks ottico lust Wednesday by County JuJgo Urcalhitrin the presence f wa large crowd which had aeaembjjij Vto witness the ceremony 11 p le Core a Cold ia J1e Day Takl laxative promo Quinine Tablet AU glete refund tlte yK Uf raoeeyrlf Ittails to oars 25c A i Good beds at ti- City Restaurant for 15c IU Xij Crumbaugas Place A dispatch from Washington to alig LoafavjllOTimee tkya It was il earned at 1 elreauryDepnrtment i this mornjn that MHJ Crumbatigh fis to get a ptece within a few daya t WtstC jj IPallqilech- laponfl ibMn heIW Qbwn Ir Ho tell what It I1 ti ll Saaday XxcnrsioB Commencing Nov ht the is C III H wlItsaC Sunday Exeure- kticketeto all point within 127 9 rntiles of selling fetation at oae fare Itetarallmitdate of sale E M tSHKRWOOD AgU J 1 Chaored the Schedule 7e TbelMineIs Central has changed It tlefeoberlule The morning train t+ leaven at7i15 and theerenin- tr g- f ifswt 880 The morning train tsxkN lase DUonRtttflcCoton L TorVedaeabMemphis andNow G- leaab The evening rain makecf con BeetloKiat tkeButn4placerlbr uls vlte ClwiinnaU aad Interme fute polaJh ia No rrvee In Ilopkinevllle J- i 102d a x V and No 802 arrivwi AJ- 8f05 p si Traja No J1Q2 wiUcafc eieeplugh air R ijtnphtar h to xo Citefo Pa t4 TA A1Jra toiotJ g ste sell UltlfVEid 7AWI LESS CIi1L I r4Nlqfor Chills and Malaria ll I w Y lion and Quhilne In- tReteIess f form Children love it t Aia i refer it l hltterlnaueegl1 ceutd Jfntt ilaMieer1iFiceG t xo1 c JOTIC1 c vF i k next nrJ ofUlifCbrltttanCoupry tours I C ifcirt to Ja udge jpl i wl4 Court to discharged aeAea- ipneetWr lrlmml and rilen t from furtiwr Jiauilltyjon nccouni V thereofrf lo l er Bflignor I 6fWTPrhun Nov liim lBPl When bilious or costive sjat a Cae It caret catiily OHlharlle cure guaran I r f I 1 Hie Da ghler of Our Governor r 1 hENaelvllla American 1liursdny cpntaiqddibla skdtch pf Mleg ChriB tIno Bradley thqlB yoar old daught er of tkwand MLS William 0 iiIlYwnbl1a9 been selected to christen ihtir nejf and formldaUlcd batte hip Kentucky She comes by tier beailty h neatly as her mother is AotobQbftIie handsomest womcti In the 8fate 8ndcomos of a family noadCoV tuobcauty of Its fumnle members Mills Bradley is not only AT a member of Kentuckys moat- Iocratlreoefety nris but sho lea yourg womln of rare good sense and many accomplishments holea devoted muelctnn lins fine literary hate and sap every way a perfect reprcsenia lye of all that is most admirable id Kentuckys highest womanhood eesmeals at the1 k v j City Restaurant for nuCJy The yote Of Ohio New York World When Mark U nun was in thfeclty bo made the statement that the Ito pubticans hadcarrHi Ohio for the flrst time in an off year for a long while Ole reference naturally was to the Leg elature in which ho was most interested In this he was right Thn Demo enita r8hlokBO nob ben without a rep the Senate since 18C9 until 01 prakcr succeeded Urico tblHjear For tweyeare1879 81 they had two Senators Pendleton and Thurinnn Both Senators ore now Ilopuhllcans and will continue for six years to be suchas the result of this years election But the lidal figures of the vo- Ooveroprehowon that the Republi cans held their own remarkably considering all the circumstances Bushnell received 4298l6and Chap man 401715 a republcanpluralty of28ioi The plurAlitiosln funnier off years hare been as follows Del ocatl 1877 22620 188 tp115 1880 12529 1889 10872- Hepubllcnn1879 1712U 1881 24009 1885 W451 1887 23 829 1891 21511 1898 80995 1895 122atIt1808thoilepublieane never polled Bp many votes qTs they did this year nor were their pluralities vorequal to tlmtOf this year un lilt four ycnra ago Considering that free silver yan gghlnmndo the issue hytheiDebUJcratB Olifo bud that lr Bryan himself winviisBpil the Htate ho result is a significant umcil If you f stayover night in the c tystop at the City Restaurant and get a firstclass bed for l5d The AteritaT Estate r11 t vey irent tit htulJiuae9 dmietrut aolfrlftooaitvto of the Into FenxuberdtatfT1iSestate Is wort hiVl qpposeillIelwcon1OqO au 18000 r t Wg v ir i t t r lftt r k fJ t IJ 1 t il0 4 e cr i j r tI t r p I LL1 The New Yoii feeflpune IT GIVES y- All Important news of the he y J Is Brilliant and instructive J r Faclnatlne short atone njpnt formationHcint1Oc Illustrated fashion n nd old EnttrtnlDlneu Sutlefuctlon ea verywbeveryhody etw3TXS Weekly Tribn uIl I The BANNER 1 aniVR 100 i to rADVANCE iCAS Address aU ordJjto Tm BANNER J1opkll1lVllle IT card send 0 Geo Wi neat Trlbuno Write your nnmo and nddreul a pOlltal New York Weekly Tribune will be Onioe New York City and n l le of ninllcd to you = Our Clubbing RlteSI v A Wn have made special clubbing rates with a few of the leading met ropolitan and agricuIturaTpnperB of the country The following aro our special clubbing rates BANNEK e 75 BAANEB and Twice arWeok Courleri- Onraal BANNEII and Commercial lou 125 1 BASSE and Tribune 100 and Globe Demo 150fBANNER and Cincinnati 125 llAWER and Toledo Dlado100 BANNER and Commercial Gazette 11t Wo wlTi send the BANNER and any of the papers abovo mentioned at price stated to all our subscribers who will renew and pay in advancer to all now subscribers who will ayln advance TnEDANNER POD Co FARMERS Bring your insurance to us and got best rates Christian County Abstract Co ll V BnEATHiTT and JOHNT EoucNim Just as Good + as ScoWs andwe sell It much chu r is a statement sometimes madi bythtdruiQilt whbsiS f otts Emulsion is called for This shows that the druggists thcroselvarc- gardScotts Emulsion of CodLiver Oil with Hypop1ocI rites of Lime and Soda as the standard and the purchaser who desires to procure because he ws it has been untold benefit should riot for i instant think of taking the risk of a e I tr I Bolliha f1 viIir t ct 4 i j ii j l i T 1 r2lf So r 1 C t- Q c i ttl J BUY lofflents OFlRWtRcBrownl AND 9AVE Agents Commission I7th had Vir Ste I HOPKINSVILLE KY BRAN NKW 1IGYRLRI For Sale at 1 Sacrife T at this Of- fieel Got to be sold nd can be bought for less than Half Its Value IfA high grade whet and has never bee- used iTHE eo BANNER PUBLISHlN 2 r COMPANY f 1 ii irv j Lahr l or J ca i i J I r 7- iV f sr1LyR- M r GWEUS 0 YOux 101 WOu 11 Yltk E5CIIroMtf 1 Ii1KytMN I r I l J r lOur Dry 0ds Clothing BOots aud hes F t Just come with me to Under Jofimiy f who has a stock of goods that surpass y all others and his prices are lower than any other merchant He offers goods at Pritesio please you so come withme We1 have bought an entire line of fvr M BLANKETS 6 t r4 rice We rcad sell 1Qu a ztPttd17Ublc 7t weighs 61bs for 150 how is this7 is approaching and you need blankets so cornel as he has Soo pairs Do you need Flannels r Jeans Lindseys or anythingin that tine he has them in large quantities and will elLc them as advertised Now for a CLOAK OR AGAPE t We have just received another ship = j meat at 125 to 5oo other merchant wonder where we got them but we have theny and they are now on exhibition We also have about s d 100 OVERCOATS f J That we intend to sellalso f lihei of Mens Boys and Youths Clothing iS you need a Suit or an Overcoat come in and satisfy yourself that we have the ggoodsat the rghtprlces Now a word gSHOES iJ guarI antes will please you both in style price and wear 1 have my shoes made to order and l I buy nothing but select goods I am known j as the Farmers Friend and always con tinue to do my business as of old never to OVERCHARGEMISREPRESENT I Respectfully r r G JlSIO MOAYONt J itor Iat 1- k 3 v f Jt fif Yr ft YY Nw F I II l9J1c asas jJ1 factIon FlouTTrade WIth Webster to Goun l= McLean 1 j T ISWi RPR I m IN DAILY gvrt 200000 rOt R SAn i 40 riA f Rft thCrnIroqbsouthern Workwj3 L J2ie7obtained by the products of tfarm r t loocejnnd snake snore homes happy than f ittre backs guaranteed for 13 yeu I rThetvcpncarthI ftctrjet does not handle them A WRITh FOR t c iTJ Phillips Buttorff Mf NASHVILLE TENN k- MAMUFAcnttui or l I COOKING AND HEATING STC Mantels and Crates Bollotorware Tlaware Etc r DUUMIN 7 1 China Crockery and Glassware WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE C r Everything necessary and convenient BQf0for tho Kitchen Dining Hoom Laundry and Dairy A SPEC rt UICINELfor Five Cents z for the the first expei step in a dite- ctlMlllIONe i may lead to ar e in the trade New York company of mannfnctcrlrg chemliti tho Rlptni Che ycurs mo a medicinal tablet or Mtap1ac4uponIbetnIrkftboUtflfl uln medicinal drugs whit1 c r I taloed or 10 be of more lIeDerallllO amou nllcal men than all other ft ledatlonot ich ULI common to zifl ni hau their In an Impali and eUnoW1ahmentweallene4 capacity for ulmllatlDg labaorblng The cataIuoot Included uuder liii head u IId to Include prel for which the rIiyiIC81t Ii ealliti 1ofo In prcparU = foi ho itceptaflcO Ihecompafly uat tnterthg tho pclet shoull be Of the irade eorhlna to rcain qualilir inac and unimpaired thrcus nf Urn lii any rum iCl choitet drugs ujd t lapse tborallSt modern so i should bein aC0Ort4DCo with rnelhodl ot Irt IaU Prutctd by aborbeu cttloiiaIl4 ieciirely cork1- I =havebonof grade iuIh in Its reIrenients thi no znanii everidayatopperICOuIt aupply more thnno unall proportion from 1 wutil1 meel speclIIcAtlOflI To plaI Ylal were In turn f aquallty not iurpaaied li perfccUon of wortmaJUhlp by t JeweUand ornament gold JJaTtll aet 1110 aodnorereontentinirto I tho proprietor retorted to tbel method commodity known wren hundred bO retted within ftre an la newspaper adrtrtulng hu Informed erery concerning the anperlor arprlilm qualities of Klpant Tabulea I daB o of the changed eorxll c oerthacommerclllworldanc1 careful to note every circunutanra 1I Uon their lradp themanagara oUhewn H ii a plelent loalileni dumanI for II lower prloe for a wJhM or noprocbe on unlreruil UK and that the people altnou t of evcriIblnR twin called upo II pay hPaT7 percaDtI wnDDlnz and or nnneces arr rrotoctlon deterlor t iult In eara bot Is net21eslnthe caio of a Imrchaoe Intended to I I week It hu altO been jirovea rthe twtof tlmeandi thioTabulee do 1I0t have the ot orC Ithat front eXJlOlnfO that mlllbt at unit layn oD ripected In conditions that have lain inosi In a drawer afavorableI lor weekior mouths are found to bo practically aifrcitian ActIOX upon theta n7eettons Dnd noting rtlculary the uolmpa Inured ot old rate ot flve II gTMlBewiiMprnnnnHuuiuinv dlrccl10aa toward low rates and Ira and entered upon the JPelment of pulLing up Rlpan Tab1 I company Iarrnawhteb will pC I carton r- nAlower man ever- L HSfeNkI being or doe for 0011a tM manufacture andIe lit theThe company hue to know CUt value the lUPanITabUteilutwl- taoriexperlmpnlMl1f0rtb0 lpnefltof luch RI may dHl them It nodentood that tho medicine If Identical In boUt orts t iout of packing or agesarriroIeItObOhai0flileaitru U probable finI b a cuitomer to do 10 1 I obtain a etlpr7cut paid to luwianyten will be sent poitagecarton 10 Se Hmthe itipaneCliernlcalCoNitamps forwarded to and peddlers w t prlrewhlchwIllaIlVtlIPm are a fair mareln of profit YUI Ca- I I cartoni eJOa ZSgic13 dozen nil 5 grott 030 1100 Cain with tho order la onT cue bb 1L M- it i IPAAAAA A lAA John B Cattleman Arthur G Lanabatr 13 7icI p I Royal lrisuran LiverpOol 7 IOfInsurance f Company In the Mori 0 the Largest Business in Ibe Slate r tbe Largest Business In the Sou t I I Losses Paid Jn Kentucky in 1896 I PAULMMOOREBarh8ef EARLINGTON KY MANAj 1 Resident Agent for Ear and Southern V I- LI Vicinity Home Office 7 u I 11 AI t 1 WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE I To makej I I Equipme this part of re Anythlngj thing yoi PRICESALWAVSIBARNETT S EARLINGTON Y r T ooor ra r r 1 ubscribe fOIaThiei I I I t 1- rJk t l 1 w V HOPKINSVILLE BANNER I I1LJU Editor Titopklnsim C Xf CLRK COUNTY TOLL GATES Raided by a Thousand Men and bestroyed Tho Keepers and Tholp Famlllos r Frightened and Offer 0noReslstanco i DESTROY TQtt jtfATES About 930 pclocK iat night a gang of mid cre rode up to the onii tollgate oil the Wl chcstCM4 Vienna turnpike kept by JoKn Kerroandiwithout an delay proceeded to tut away the poll and throw It rfown an embankment The keeper audi his family conalstlng of a wife and four children wero Tpry much frelghtened and offered no re slatance Kerr says the raldertecemto Come from different directions andho de dares there weroatIeaatathonsad of them In the dackness and through his excitement he doubtlcBs oyecestl mates the number iiiis the first gate to be railrid in Clarke County and the people are apprehensive that It Is the beginning hero ot what hasI boon experienced In this line In BourI bon Fayette Montgomery Jessamine Bath and Bother neighboring counties At the lOSt election the proposition I to free the pikes carried a largo ma jority and the EJjkal Court IS doing all In Its pQwerit4 carry oUt the will of the people but there sqems to be element that either cannot or will not A understand that It takes a little time to do all thisaSPANISHAMERICAN sHOWAl delegation representing the otpccrs and directors of the SpanlshAm rift can Exposition called upon the Preslp dent tpday a id laid before hlm the plaxwhlh lab be carded out at the exposition whlcli Is to bo held at La Salle on the Niagara river In 1899al The 1tgi historic being where Chevalier La Salle constructe4 The GrlftI toni the first vessel to sail the grea- tlakepncin whlih he made his ta mous exploration of the Northwest Territory AUTONOMY FOR PUERTO RICOas The official Gazette will publish Mon I day thedecree granting autonomy for autonomy The chamber will consist of thlrtj 4wo7membors tile council otfo administration of sixteen of whom 8 will bb elected1 Thi two chanibers ofh coramorceln the island will take part o- Jn f the elections i Jte4 WIL NOT BD FREE Tho Georgia l gIstaiure has proven that trup Southern BenUmOnt snot yet nead in the South The bodyha Just klHed t bill lLIIY CalWn of Richmond jCoun A ty which provided for granting tree license to Yankee soldiers who might now be living In the State The bill created much surprise and was strongly condemned Two men spoke in favor In of the bill said that they loved the Union and had no feeling of hostility against the men who fought against It the South lnvtho daysf tho Civil war a but they the unalterably opposed to a measure that would bring reward toIh the men who came to Georgia in 1861 Who Urt4 tQhQmn ps ofpeqp1 whoa are now excted tp help and pension e the U1U26id1er A number of members spoke and gun said that the National government a made ample provision in the way oft pensions for the aid of the Union vet terans and they thought Georgia mould COflfln men woo bled lIaInas no hostile scrtImcnt uttere- dagaInit Narth4ur1g thothop- roceetIflg of tfie argunieat but the W membJtcihvd pcglrdthe bIlLima lh ot Jl Y C Abe W H1A I VAUhlNGTON- i Infonuitlon vWtotelverf in WaSuirJfe rton Saturday tot1effect tat thtcommittee appolnte3l y thea Educational uonventionLto select a place for tlio next meUn had dc ldg ed upon Wofihtngtpn Tho meeting willn be held In July of next y 8IJtCIh- It ii RiIrIlefr1I1 4ilrl5htJIHILtbt tan be rom tearpLAHqR1 ft 9MN lf k 11 I hIsi fl0dWztt0 TenHKielmpl me t CoC4 Nashvllli Tinn r DANGEROUS GAME If theres ono thing that boots another remarked a New Orleans lady to a Times Democrat reporter Its a boy of 7 rear There aro many things that are vexing and domotlmca mortifying but when a boy like mine takes It Into hla head to have a good time and must needs use iiLI jrlU to gratify his ambitions then some thing lure to happen The other day my bell rang and In a little time the ser vant came to my room to tell me thii Mrs D had called at the gate and left her regrets I wonderod at this and my wonder grew when halt an hour later 0the bell rang again and the urns message was sent Intblll time from Mrs 0who remarked to the servant Tell your rnlitress that I am deeply g Ted because of her trouble Well I really did not un dcratand what It meant Until somo time later when the bell rang again and I heard the voice of Dr Blank an old friend 1 Tell your mistress to come out on they front gallery he said and I hastened to comply Aa soon as bo saw me he asked who was sick I0 Sick I replied Why no ono What makes you askt Well If DO one Is sick he answered why In the deuce have you got a yellow toTer flag onoar gate I JISure enough there wutb naK1UI1 there too was my young hopeful with a companion trolling up and down on the 8IdewaJk Tho7oung acamp had found an old mtiiqiicrado gown cf red and yellow and with It hehad constructed one of the horrid quarantine banners and attached ot to tho gate post and he and his young friend were playing guard Maybe I didnt It warm for him but I did Why will take mo a week to get over the hocE J t i BUTTONS DONT VOTE There Is a pigmy of an office boy in a nNIsays Buffalo News a politician has got to be shrewd to tool of thls tilcltathatIgoingWhen campaign opened and See began to sow his crop of DIehl buttonV this small boy was one of the boys In town to get a button He tfd It on the lapel of his coat and wore It wherever ho went Everybody who saw It concluded of course that he Was the Ion of a Dlehl DemocrAt and d no queetlonsisWhen came out amall boy was one ot the Oral boys toIget one of them He WIthfeIonAs he walked about town other boDI hTheYlIlda twoface how Is that f asked a man of him Im for Scatcherd said the boy with 5r What are you wearing a Diehl button Buttons and pins dont vote leef Now the small boys friends who know In ho feels dont care a rap what kind an emblem be wears He can wear all kinds of pins and buttons simultaneously paid alternately or any other way that ho can conceive of t ihe A BIG SNAKE STORYl j the Modest Tate of Life In the Gulf I 1 neloD 1 life The old adage that truth is atraner- ban fiction has recently been uempltlledth this neighborhood It may be well to preface this storjr byMI saTing that all parties at the time greed would be beat to keep it a secret butt in a subsequent consultation with my neighbor Mr Ely Pervts we concluded joy at It might get out and In from rooutn to mouth would bemllBtated ndcxW geraed owe concluded to let the Impl facts go to the public aha oTherA few days since while out with inlre cautiously following on the trail of tv flock of turkeys down a pine ridge that merged Into a dense gaulberry flat and i- 1er4n1oa n narshy cyarpts brake that so jklrtecfDHoif ijiver I il cbvercd what ftpr try PfBred tkfp my neighbpr Mrf Pert- afllnalodg through the air about ona cl with the topst tho gaulberry bushes there was a conjmotlon In the bushes re scmbjtag tery m ch the wake Of aahlpM hjlch ejctendcd tuI ZOQ feet n feugt1j e object Was crossing my path at aznge B about 45 degrees and heeded directly forto cypreas brake K I will not attempt to describe the aena- aouithat came over me at the time or tell hy I Id BO but some strange Instinct rew me and I followed yitu all possible T speed and after nipnlng some 800 yards came upon Mr Peryls lyjngpostrato on the roupd and almoabundcrneathOg hugo onster which I suppose qufdb veto be- atled a snake The front end about one 1mthne end of which WaD burled In the grounV anil appeared o open Into a cavity in thV earth the snakq had attempted to enter S Ws cavity throuBfi the hollow of the loj 1 YOUR MONEY Is t SaJfel Invested at a Satis t t Yt of llt t We make a Bpecfalijxpi Hupplylnt Solo In vestrnontfl for trust and luSt YIcJU4ls and OO pleat submit list of Invest tt8Bt wobn4to orar u U WII stooD boadslUl m lIaocoussccurt Also1 first mortSBROS on prodiiwlve forms andfm rovodcityra1estate ConierTeyoustntcrcstby wrlUnXto us conavostmetl tll IjJ31 Bulbs Fran handJ p nBulbsF 8c CO Seed 114 t st Kashvnu TlnnSeed Ibut when about half way In could neither retreat nor go fAnd ten JUBlhefIt 111 bitter to brea are ne twords as ot this story Ia best tol3r stoAery centla1borne about 10y l- itlakadisday she failed to come home a moaboutl about her cow I concluded to go i lishers her up After beating toward the r yeromear 00brulhthat stood about three feet high and I 0theeither stump T espied Drown a fewor oR then like a flash of lightning I bee nnconelously conscious of the near proach of some object then a stifling alB enlng odor and I was lifted from my vilitberInto tho air by this Infernal beast WasmaMngTOT ouripet c nri After th knew nothing distinctly dont know ho Inn JK monitor was In taklnc Browny Into his hellish belly The first lucid mo ment was when you laid your hand on me when you found me lying on the ground but It Is clear now that the snake so Intent on his game passed between the stumps on which I stood the large part of nls body lifting me from my footing and so me to his own door Now to resume the thread of my The snake In swallowing tho con ha distended his body that he cOuld Dot 0pan through the hollow log which ha had evi dently been using as a doorway to his hid ing place Luckily there was a logging camp nearby Hastening there I procured the assist ance of tome men and with broadaxes and crosscut saw we removed a cross section the snake when Drown emerged from the cavity was driven home aaj milked that evening as usual It Is sow recalled that as far back as three years stories were being told ot strange and bloodcurdling sights seen In this locality but time narrators Rrebllb generally laughed at and so the stoiriPe ceased though lt la an open secret people have shgiiined the place as lhearei would an old aba lonrd graveyard The most probable solution of tho this tj storm which passed the coast nears ago laying uch waste to lite and property the tidal TO reached a height of more than twenty et and It Is not at all Improbable monster was wept b1 the current i- iioxl River jour itraadcdljjuid been HvlngTStbe locality eyes LITERARY PRINCES hn VrU bo DAy JII 4end KeptKoriumrC ThVGrub jtrectjrndltton was knocked tfiefhead longago but the Pall Mall Gazette hAs completely demolished Itb1 8howlii that writersare among the eat workers Indeed the literary arls tocracyVl bccoaalajjftVSort of plutocracy whose members Instead of lurking through side lanes lu vfear of creditors or fstandlng behind the craes at the pub lUbcrs house are In high Consideration at blinks TennSaoa received J30000 tor Tbe Holy Oran During tho last few years of Mac +4 Co patti him 150000 or 6ocoo a year For TheItevenge alone Nineteenth Century gave hIm i000 ickena left 500000 Lotd Lyton UOOOOO Henry Wood 1180000 Mrs Dinah laik 85000 Victor Hugo left property England alone valued at 57000 But the novelists of the present day en golden harvest unknown to their pre decessors For example Mrs1 Humphrey who has been writing for only ten years and has produced very tew books earned 300000 She received 80000 r Marcella alone GeOrge du Maurltr celr fSllOOO txr The Martian OB bdokaTimeflonny prier Bush and Auld Lang ynan Maclarens profits Great Britain amounted to 35000 and popmilarla bis soft nonsense In this coun thai 11 must have earned quite as much again from his American sales Rudyard Kiplings profits have enormous f Their exttnt 1a1bo allremtialtKipling 7EO ap1ecojr tho Darraclfltoom tdaiiaair The Jeven Beisl7 POT short storteJ tpirg receives 2ltlIItnia word Conan Doyle earnld 35000 by writing Rodnsy Stone inidor Haggard gets 100 for a column of 1600 words In one y rate e5easonThe1 unfinished Weir of Hermlston was purchased for 15000 Zola received 220000 forhls first tour amyeai d and Jy have never used any remedy eanal to ttt Dell nneTarlIon It gives quick ndpefmDenI relief to grip al- well u coughs ud cold M tRUe Ppdub Jr 4 For Chlldrea vbo Take Cold- asily and ae no remedy to ut will muaS once and cure noneu1gh to XIhuIdb in Ve rY bouse ready n em You can buy a botUa for ata at flntoUuMdrugstora Je sure you pt IEUf PWE4JWIIWEY u books The women writers of fiction Q well up In the race Edna Lyalls In Q from her books Is 10000 a year Miss Q or adiion charges 6600 toe a fairly long But probably the highest price re paid for a iovol was 200000 for SDaudeta Sappho Writ sri the eua1lst forgotten In this domeRUe intribettonods left a iortune of 575000 Dr Mor chins the grammarian 200000 The pub forMr Ruskln pay him 20000 a 958 Mr Gladstone used to earn 15 a year by his pen the literary calling la shown I phbeers rendwages Whether the quality of the for itput Is Improved by the remuneration I whether modern writers ire tatting un I SI the damnation of the check book Is qoestion Chicago TlmesHeraM ere Is no longer any doubt about economy found In grinding corer o feeding to stock for this Is ted by all Tho StarPeed Mill Xln car corn wet dry or frozen choking and Is otherwise fully mlteed Write tho Tennessee dNashville Tenn tor StoryNAS1ILE STOCK AND BOND lIARKETR Jforof the uWhsTe advanced wy mate- rIally Telu stock bu been In stron K A demaD9eamIT bidat which ptlcnmaU Iota ha 4thisiedl llcDO rUt while Nail 1 i jVlll A Decatur d stock baa been In demand t haying been made I as IIGmprovilnent has been I OD a boom lUll ivery strong A ale was made la this s at H Deal ani predicting M CtMforlt hank stocks beet uJioely cglected al taUoDatttttrth National wot brine lU to IJOI i amounta The Street Car bondi at5 maintaining tbllr strength and are pia favorites The Nash ivUl Street RaIlway 6 per ant boD4eart thtHlllne at 75 to 7g + v Taking the matcgtaltoethcr It has been very iaU Uetorj neeMoueT continues pleaUraL Ooe4 low m Pearce TKmWBBB STAYS 68CUB1T1B8 md Asked fTenn new settlement 38 1S1JJ4J 86 I ittlunta5llboa4 gi 8- t COnNTT EBCURlTItt- SSaaaerCouniy Ia opt JJ 101 Wilson antT K isse JaJ IM Marshall County LI 19Jrtiy K 100 Haywood County 60 1S14 Mar 110 NAS11VILL CITY BOND Various maturities sold oa W per teat boats STREET RAILWAT BONDS N a tit St Ry to UWJ4J1M MS N l K StUT Con to iwo jfj tM 111 McOav II MlVHRytolMlrfcA ioe len McOuv A UtVBumSLtoUMJU ten 31eGiv ft MtYMsdel fTJ1J 1W MaO 4 MLVM mu laiaHA0 HH loo 8 Null St Ity 118 1SMJJ 106 iimSs Kasavllle SU Hallway Ga 1156 W W hllRAILROAD BONO- Sf Orl fRy rM8PHUFftA K TCiny Wham div GeU17JaJ 78 Jj TaL II RTTetll1 Dlv 6s U17 7J B tCStLtlflllstmtgJ4i1W jjj rlCSLL to IltmlcAAO 191 1K MISCBLtANBOUS BONDS DOB Air C J A L Ca U17JJ CS TS LaOnng Vet k ISIS C 10 I Thin Mfg eoueGJaJ 6 T nn Mfg Co tad te int X if Dttflalo Iron Co fa 19IIJaJ 20 DANK AND TRUST COMPANY American National BukJAJO M MU fourth National flankoJAJO 118 190 PInt National Dank at JT- Merehanta Dank JAJ TS CUjr Savings Dank tJAJO 66 TOof NMhvllU Jruat Company JAJO 106 107on Union Dank Trust eoJAJO ill MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS Liberty Mill1P 1M JUM X WodeIMIIII 19 Nashville OMlltht Co JU IM W NashvllU A DecaturJADjUS 11 r- Nachvllle Street IUUw rIAV 38 1PblillpaA DUtterff Mfg CoiLI3QGF A Tel CoiiJJODon Air OA kIC0JJ 20 i 1ahI1le Land Improvement Co S T JJaUcnal Ftrtlllier IoINaITIfe 4 Decatur I quoted itI Per cent dhl end pi71b1 tec 5r A NEW LANGUAGE e It Is a welrdJargbBorperhaps language on a par with pidgin English of the Far East or tholivmorgiia 9thor tongues by which travelers and sojourners In strange lands make their wants known to bceforfives Many may not know Qf the but It ls spoken by hundreds IlJlan flouflliesmoetly where the white man has built ft horns and in which there la a Sikh garrison Thetorlgtnater of it is the so pby from vet tbo black water oa1 How 1ait flrit IntroducedTVVhen he nrtt came into the country did be buy Dr I cqttB grammar n4dlctonaryandel o deaVor to learn the language grammatic ally apd comprehensively fts wo patient Eu ropoaiBd6tNo although hero todayrand there trfr morrow all we are lii conjunction with his comrades the conservative S evolved from his Inner consciousness a language which la learnt by his relief ftjim India In turn Its component pSrts are Hindustani jnu mukhJ broken Swahlll broken aponlbl1aJltU Yao and sepoy IIIIbt extremeN1guage of theco titrrtrlI occasionallyUIB wv4ium of communleatios betoee the IhI 4I tl II II II II CHEW OLD STATESMAN a tiTOBACCO 5 Chow on the Market Manufactured by 9 IIAS lVILL TOBACCO WORKS Kaskyille Tlnn I 11 V or or or V or r w ror oror oror or or or V V q r V 20 Buys a FirstCIRSS- SawIflg MshIs5 550 Dr for catalogue and prtoe Imported and birds and supplies AUkinda of sew tncIDMlhtneneedlea200adoaen exoepi low arm F lo each oil newlrut ma Man orders given prompt attention TARPLBY t ROO N Summer St NasbrtlIei Tesu TEACHERS STENOGRAPHERS EXCHAKBtl Furnishes Competent Teacherg sad Maptrra 1 with Good DoH rting and all kinds of SteII WMLa achers UunlneH Writing Shohud Pee and by mall Seed stamp specImen and c1rcuIa- raWlLLXETlE t DAVIS- YaadebUt BilUts lf18J uxL2ns DctCtIVthe nd Wo want a man Ity to act as private Detective under instructions Exporl i rAddresseuco unnecessary CoOperJIIUve Deleeeettv neYa t lle1m I ++ 1 t 11PI ScondHani Bicycles flate Frtm 500 ti 1501u NEW 2500 U 3111btopnirIflg Nlctcle FMatlnif artAnd BnameltntE s HOLER Nashvllli Tisrn die TUliIfft would bo 4C iI NegroII1I11U BiueiiTib 01 IrroAwfrlfaa JJtfflHaIIbld contftlwi over of lBlretle iithenca sadwumen Tbeu colored reMen lit that U te beyond aW eornpar I THICI61W RAIl PBODOOIO aryrryhyng a hanoilnfgc t TOmraUatM ever offered territory Write ter tena JTMAlmr A coIPublishers a4G PublIc Square NuhtIC T Sffe PianosEH- JY DIRECT Americas leading manufacturers and dasicra lITaflChOS In Jeadhig cltAeat or the United States FactorIes lUch moml Iud Vrltous JESSE FRE5CI PUW JLW QA4i NASHVILLE TPBtlSN NTEDOheap for cah- vi One 7 or 8 column folio Washington Hand Preaa Ad dress JOHN L 16Q N G01 logo SL Nashville Tenn S flews Ad Co NasYiHe Ten ropenn sail the RlKh tad often wha UM white manahlfhlycrammaUeal1J Mam ganja falls the Sikh will step boldly Into the breach and with a fnr obosea word bejlrelOGcourse to know Hlndutanl but si eJeao attention to the doubling ot words win lUre a certain amount of tlleey and oor retUiew in speaking It Ai I writ I hear a Yao BoacomBilMloned otoer who few months ago was wild from the busk 5structlng A squad of reciulU What TaO says to bis awkward squad lee rrt light left light Tat dote Kumany I most hi Karabl Sldtb txjamaM irl b 0when translated tromthtllilel toajfae meanLeftrlght left right JOoat KSlAmp on the pound like tHtthal lid x ok to your front Brlttoh Central OOee Oatette In rn Invention sicatd to protect the kMeit boys thrt trousers the knee to reenforeM the Inner side by a piece of reOg supports a square eUU ltrlp whS nay be draWn out and fastened arouidHM knee by a atrap f 11Demr14cttCklebun ODd end UTiber uH hut poplar wld d milkmaid atltOMl1 4tLm8o II 1 LfniIIIII 611CtUIliSTMAS RESENTS Nothing nicer than 100 oagravodcArda and platen Davlo Printing Co Stationers and Printers NASHVILLE TKNN Hall orders promptly attended to Are yon wishing a Piano or att Organ for your home church or school If SO YoU wffl advance your own inter eats very substantially by calling upon or writing us catalogues 1 prices and As we axe the only firm hi Anierjcawho ownand control four spateiuiddistinct tories wherein are manufac 1117thepopular Valley Gem PlanfI o also thefamous Hamilton Sans We are in a position to save you quite nnlmJ1Y Uj purchase by you trading 31 ject with the nianufucturerfl Instruments cut right down thq quick for cash We also S0H on easy payments D JI BALDIyINCOI 17 0hurcli tNJlBhvU1e 11PIit o Matthew u HeIII Kollock 1Begulsr Gradate and Itaitetered Physician 4 ornmerlyAIUINtaflt lIrKoonU8NRVJ attMItIdlt IsLMaiIno tenrs J iki Lb JotIlwlthtworeanterhI1C wIll wil at Ills OMCM come where esineeltalItfl with OILS of j- Plftfleat of 1kw the Most RIt hoorollaUTtRyltett AU 0 adaad treat onre Sri KUal ieir awe undortaken V- M MWTNEW KEWY WLMIt Treats fSEcusflJ AU CbINk ae4 CsjI- TIDDU StJN1 iIotI l4L Hean111M Ass j beet hoapik- al1oon AND SKIWDISEASES m 2erofulu Tumors terema Uteera all troubles arising frau R lispIFe state of Mood forever from tile 811MU1JII6tofMliMtb and p- nt DEY MD URINARY = p IrarolBK urine dUeiKMM ot fee IWft ot both ease 8t cured tIrn Sttreye iwelal eaffal treat all Wselr many Varkece lljilrocele TeUdSrllSIIiIW55k115113- of lles etmrr4 otiIeteI1ki4 Trout IMIMDeI- fIERVOUS ncohI 1TV tmlealona UIIJIIIl I lmpoleaerMUn- iolj blttleeiw LOU of itnnhl the DrMdw Dee of Raft Vite whleh 0nraD1o WeekseeeuaII ose IelIul study or enloyment of tikIoiwtthnever4aIllM IIIkD8ItAo Os I A row sediment wifl often be found and poieIIwee small of lbII men WW apeer or the color will 1MUlIImilkIsli hue ehanglaf U a tutbId There are men who t11t1ft dlMeutlltI1IOlPtof 1h eswiewbleb the cOed g of Wealtaea The 1Jwill arfseI tMINIl Ml tIeR wI a healthy rselnrllee 1st the gaulle urinary orga- nWttejr trouh4esIfHdairkWfflO lbS oIly Yoti ass be siared sI Lowe bV 1rPdealt allear A ltoae ee5ya litIhatWlHIL DR KOLLOCK 2 and 3 tao Center Cherry and OaaderlekSHe NASHVILLE 1 ENNl Capitol Planin MIS t j11 W AUCULLOUOM Pnffu MSII5IiL =iadsllkIasllUWORLIalsraluftaulbee4ws4a WIUSIUN NOWlathe Time to Buy a Bicycle We Have a full line of second baad- biwhed8tromIlO up We bin ship 0 OD to any tilth prlvlte a ot examination on receipt of tt to caver xpre5 charges in caw wheeL sbo ML not be taken DUNCAN It DOBRISi c S Hlojelea kad SundrIes XAailVIUJC B ntRevtrb11op IB the South u Famtrs Evtrywhin List your taring and with tia ccriuiierwIlTw to It In our nev Catalogue and mall tabuyers ylju not use your nitiI In- cauikgue You will be sdvleed brLbrtotoreJ le Isi made and Y ean with draw at ary tIme we her ot tIloutlm and rttfltb8iIT your PIUpctty aar oraii juices tr eitcli eottt11e StaW8 Write mm for i4tBcrlpClvA blanks and explanation CCtSoatWfektat Mental sad Loss Agent 403 UnnTtNAtHVtfi TIMH aadCttySavinge K DF qtL CJtt 8 Am rOOD r Ltqc Way Cern iran CbtteM IMt l1II 11th rSterree4a t- iIlSMlrkt St KiHvIIU TWM Iautemsnyysaeatai1Ing kAac0 6g0ent8421repai4bv I vPptLtL J 1TPAUZMIMN orsPlebyDriqts 1 r jrSv1fanlsSPH4tIn eet atleteilleeerae4 k CtliPRACTICAL TSUSfIadesdbr3eahwfrehaiu brCtWMM 7luiaeallori ltaIvaytj Sar4e1rHr bne fnrhIPI albeollhlIeIIbOViI fW uo Il SI1 paec V VAPOHmATKTuUfbkiiululla tes ew IZU5UATI5I AMIn1La 131- L1n4 I i ry INESSEE STATE NEWS 11q ountorfeiters Caught in J loins County s CHARGEST ANSWER ic fyM Clapp Leave Iftmphls Jf ci Nashville to lo rcW Legislative Matters r f SNTERFB1TKH8 CVlUGIIT Farrell sad Jem Msbe were ht to Knoxvllle today from Rog Wbor s thoq broaiatuedi Led of Oou BUrf tlBg sad bound Tbechave I perato characters liiiIisRktali CdtiH i Farrell Js the murderer of nlae Iand he cOnfeMeet lvtiof thee e- J me Ilia family however jraplU I tc him In Uio tour additional H a ervod sir yearn IB the State Peru I kttary for larceny and coos purdoaed t of the K aluoky penitentiary 3 re ho was sent for JBurder Win the Federalq TramBt etlIsh with barreli he will be turned p the State authorities who will pt to punish hlea tot numerous Ions pi the 8Ute laws men were arreMsdfer passing jrfelt money loot Augusttabout r no of the Constitutional 1CooYenJ lectlpn They had made a QuanI Z ift thatW wardleuit to detect tattoo Baited States Deputy lor Alton leeniedofthepaaetag- ie moneyiauiL ekegi taaelfa n I ptur them B They then t- owcurned nawkIB 4ty about twp week ago Alton ibe n and 8fhetedthearr day They wire rfrratgaed before a States C auBl rio ftr sale at toldIlM 1 baddeetroydvmoulds f ed BAY o MmrHI8 M7otCPkt MemjiU 84r3aylor tfaslmlli to sr G h erTaylotrrelatlre- e IaoXPfkaANtegletaUveeeeete z at tel it f red to IHrepftHige of a btll pro 4 for aon ciCion of suburbs T ASK TIkOWIi OuT ray urrMunUlpal ElaetloB Passes tCQufeUy X Large Votea le POlled w URY CASE Judge Hammond c FederalCourLhas sustained the rer flied by counsel for defend lit iBjhe perjury eases growing xout U alt rBOiiCftrmack Congree aI eooteet or rather out of the of the testimony to be sabmit iiidrLt of oourt Whether or aot 1E iigrand jury Hl reIndict of theeleOIl In Tipton ltiet tall remiilnato be Teen IBBUlift lObWT1ONaThe pal h4fiMMlM14 at Lewkburg p Uytott ipwJlwl 4 The vote vu aa 14 qrs i Coaamleelouere Wi P Mc h 14 Wt 1t Dade 183 Jt QAnn RI11 J A MMsbal IbO It Oi I- W JTirW V 10 soiin 761IAat role ahpwa theliflrBl e wllloompoee thew g lire belagr ti oraet i L tht for City I iit J W11e1 k preaee t Int tIemtjuoelved ZBB IIIIand T W r tiT lr BRING 1 Y10 OAKMr 1 Hf Ue taagY etLCambedand Re Stewart County the fraetof IS o by aultugllah 11 r petxredtltforgktkeo ufiy tti tbweetatea havi hseing rolling j tereiiroadd now being built RW ar oa the laue ukvllle about thlrtytltde- aoIt c tide city l l Bear f 4FurnaoeI fkweek iiltid tkw 1UI wlll iihiOpir by JaaiirY JQ l1JQihD t Ii e=peetell to by oleo Mitiis iltipeninucfi oiled oouittryj and 5 ni be tye inet BURY lit 21T atuN- temeat of the Jillt1 8tit = how Ace a Wk1iil 11 w1 Lu 4 1 Lf j TIlE DECREES OF AUTONOMY I The Spftnrds In Spain ileco- I them with Con flloUhf- cImpressions AUTONOMY DECnBESTho do creea have b en Lrecelyedwlth oop fllctlng fmprealona but meet Span lards are dlspoeed to accept the change aa dictated 6y the noccaeltlos of the JBltuatloa Marshal Martinez Campos warmly approves tie decri and la yrilllng to go to Cuba Un00e- 8aJ7den Aecarraga reaenres hla plnlcH1uilutbO seen the effect oftbi upon rebellion The Carl an El Carreo Eapanol deecrlboa thoao creeea aa national treason Itto or gaa pf the extreme conservatives Nadonal aakd whether the nation will tolerate wch a policy Both keao pI Per will be prosecuted for their ut teranoee A deputation ot Cuban Autonomist aegmtthepupose creee j nnORTBD MROR DEPORTED The Norih German Uayds aceamer Mueriohen which sailed for Bremen to Iday carried the fortyseven Austrian stavecutera who were recantly arrested In MKBhlfl and the State of MlaI slBBlppI for violation of the contract labor law Since their arrest they have been conifaedat the house of Detention awaiting the arrival of a steamer orI the line by they icamo to thU country Johann Polo their former leader was released In cohalderatlou of hjeservlces to the epvernmont I AMERIOANS ICEDESTITUTE PltlfufConclltlons bl More Than a Thousand In Cubac1I ilea Lee Reports Half of the Money Already Approprlated Used is OBgriTUtH IN 0000 COnsul has Adareport to the 11OIerearCuba dependent upon charitable fL abttaaee The yahve beea partly pro vYded for out of the fEOOOO approprlat ed nGC1Joat slIeprpprbUed of which two drafts furIS le eaoh drawn lllLilmonth He ex preeaea the opinion that a considerable time must eta before the Indigents will be selfiiuitalaing In eehsequence of tho widespread destitution sarong the people who have been concentrated at certain points in Cub the Governor General of the isFland has Informed Consul Lee that United States citizens who desire to send supplies to the poor and needy should send them to the Catholic Bishops nearest the point of collection and these prelates In turn would consign whatever might bent to the Btehope of the Island oft Havana and Santiago de Cuba for ills an trlbuUpa n a MR GA E8 SBCRETARY Mr Milton AleTpf Sidney Ohlp has been ly Appointed privateeecrsiary to thD Sectary Qttbe Treasury Mr Allea en tetedthe government service In 1881 assistant meesenger and In the year passed the required v Utservice examination and was ap d to a taw rclerkahip In the office helleoretary oflthe T eaaitt lnce t jfee Ve kas passed all the reg- ur 0 exatnlnatlona and In consequence u1 been advanced Hhroega allot the gVades of the ctawlfled service file eeent appointment te said to be whol Tydue to hlaexf pUpnally faithful and t efficient service FOR ASSAtitTING A GIRGMize Maggie Connell daughter or Mr aae Connell last Monday night retired r the night complaining of being ill Near 5nldnght8ho wai Btartled by fl hand touching her face and endeavor I toscream when tho person whom she reoo nlzed aa William Oonnel grasped Jheran ate ible struggle en wed Connell aceempllslied hla do 8tgB Next morning the girl told of tho Alter No action being taken by theI grandJury a mob went to the housa of Connell to take the law Into their own hands Connell ieststed but the Hob prepoweredaaddraggedhlalqut wikea the woods were re Ahed Cpnr Alipgep riddledd wtWbdlleta Two Qy1tic ngodtinrielliriltrPeradtl e jSkeHdflrrWoktgomery County lnie then tuiebeei put on bond and lhe Ourt have beea lax In attempting tojrt Mat r TAILlil FOR BURGLARYAV1H tills Ql tedf8 lodged in jail at- ioalmietgsbarg Saturday for burglary l jBgW pGrahJB s store aV Sher eow0nla Of ahoee were eoYKed wv L c iiil ow KENTUCKY 0STATE NEWS e A Serious Railroad Accident Occurs Near Winchester SCHOOL PROFESSOR SHOT 1A Woman Loses Her Memory After Leaving a Hospital DAD RAILROAD WRECK TWO lives woro lost and thousands of dol tlar worth of property doejroyou in a railroad accident that occurred several mllce Bouth of WinchestWi Ky Sat tr1eghttralnCentral B2nch of the Louisville and Nashvlllo Road was pawing over a wooden trestle spanning a deep ra vine tho structure gave way precipi tating twentythroo coalIaden cars to the rocks sixtyfive foot below Tho antelyAat work at the bottom of the trestle when It foil Most of them made their Mcapo James Harrlfl and Warren Burch however were not so fortunate and wero instantly killed Their bod lee Ho burled under hundreds of tonsj of coal lumber etc Tho monetar lose 1S not known at P 8but wl bo heavy COLLEGE PROFESSOR SIIOT Prof James 1L Fuqua was acddn ally shot Saturday afternoon wjP hunting near lteJlVUlo bjw M Roberts lie shot took t In the face and breast One ilia Ho lost and one eye badly damage He vice president of tho nowiQua tho College of Russollvillo of LOST HER MRyM rf Clark It g1lhItCltyreleased from that InstituUon Satur to day She loft and on hour later re turned in a pitiful coudlUon fih0 that sho had suddenly lost her emory so far aa her past life waSF concerned since leaving the hospital he could not find her home nor had 10 any Idea whore It was loct ed either could she remember ihanamo IO Vas entered under at tho hlspltal was her correct one Tho detectives aro trying to locate the wpmaua rela of tltce ahd hobO MATRIMONIAL AGEST USED UP IolS wIth the Wrong Man and Gets Badly Handled A Delay Secured 4 MET THE WRONG MANH C Watklns a wellknown traveling mar residing at Leroy Tonn and Miss Beri i a Harris of this city his niece had H exciting exporlenoo with matrimo al runners oarly this morning and as result two matrimonial agents were Z badly used up Miss Harris Is serious 111 and Mr Watkins has a broken knucklebAccompanied by Mlse Harris Mr Watklns started for the ferry boat this morning intending to go to Jefferson Ile on a business trip As they near od the river two matrimonial agents employed by JeSereonv111oMagldtrates- costed them undor the impression that they man el6ping coupic- iWatklns thought the men were foot pods and as one of them grabbed him by tho arm i he struck him a terrible blow In the head Watkins then waded Into the agents and mashed Choir faces up in great style Miss Harris thought they wore besot by robbers and scream She then fainted Sho was taken to her home at 1232 Market street andE physicians summoned Silo is danger ously ill from fright The agents es capodcSECURING A DELAY Tho exam inlng trial of Charles Martin and Dave Justice was commenced In Catleeburgh Saturday morning at 10 oclock but lit tle was done The commonwealth stated that It was ready for tha trial but the dofonso fought for a delay until Tuesday in order Ato jet several wlt neefles who were absent from the city Tho Court granted them until Tuesday Upon motion of tho attorneys for h prpaftlEiipn the prisoners wore re manded to jail Heretofore they have been under guards selected by the Court Thq prisoners tp lght asked v jailer Hard for guards NEW MONET Assistant Secretary Vanderllp Saturday authorised 1heDt I rector of toe Bureau of Enapravfng and printing to print and deliver to the United States Treasurer MSOOOOOO as follows United States notes 11joo6 090 sliver certificates mOOJOQO I Treaeury notes pt 1890 rQsQs00i 1 1 GEORGIA STWS Meet Augustas ElIor City met Marshall OffIcers UOS9 Iho f W E of each SHOT INHEART od of and Old FeudtlonsThe Result f a a State Met rdsbroll AUGUSTIONTho hot Palg ever test munlcl Aunot In the United ed In close Saturday night Staten can Augusta is lnvoly- od The Mayf nndthehreo oonIIl8In the dldatellrt omoo are former ware Tatrlck Walsh Iener United iwfio la now postmaster W M n wealthy mer lorn and Ds issues involved arc not may chant but concern national poll Ucnnvolved such side issues as oral taeA the dispensary que low Uo otlng population of Augusta as man sent registered shows 4505 bllity a and 3792 negroes The position e latter In the campaign has been of Her of much speculation from the shal nning of the contest and It i btful If so small an office over ex- Eed either so much interest or at cted such tremendous campaign unds The trump card of tho game was tIBfed 1Juy when the corn tee l n largo of andldQo KcrrB fcVass openlY employed 1176 negrowHwr the election day at tho roto of2 oat has hired thorn to build a sho extension of the Georgia Railroad to city gas works but tho ne slty such abroad was never prcaclatcd and it is very belP that of ed will over bo built All ne are tdbe given the o- oting ofMo next Thursday oel work on tho new enterprisedl ILEaiSIJlTURE ADDRESSED Jas R Wilson United States Secretory of Agriculture addressed the Georgia Legislature Monday on the subject of Stato School wklch has been tho cause ihcr boH A gl1C uvBii waged in tne General Assembly It is uncertain whether Mr Wilson will side with ti enemies of tho university or the Mends that Institution Both sides claim him ADDRESSED TOE LEGISLATE John Henry was Captured and 4 Lynched for Assaulting a GIrlESHOT THROUGH THE HEART Saturday evening Just after dark in thens John Johnson was shot rough the heart by James M Hon son Hehson his father and brother- w e creating a racket at the home of IL Holmes and word wee sent to Johnson to come up and stop it lIeuty carried his gun with him and when e met up with the Hensons three wero a few words passed and John son was killed Henson escaped but was captlired He says ho shot Johnson as he had shot him and Johnson was beating old man tenthe son There was an old feud between these two men AFTER A HARD FIGHT John I Henryr charged with assaults withInrest tent to murder in Florida was ed this morning three miles from Vn1J dosta after a desperate battle with of ficer A sheriff and posse went to the cues where Henry was staying nniT as they approached tho building enry period fire on thorn with a pistoL tint Hinley received a bullet In his Deputy James was shot down and Mar forehead neither fatally hurt 0- I the officers fired Into tho houso shot striking Mrs Ace Henrys moth er crippling her badly After several hours parley Henry surrendered to tho officers lie says tho women In the house did the shooting Ho was LLrme lwlth pistols Shotguns and rlflca SPARTA BOOMING J R Tubb proprietor of the Sparta Spoke rintlle Factory la receiving lerr by means ofn itch he will be to turn out flnbhecb spokes ner fore hehuh ea getting out what is tal naaj cluV turned spokes Tho capacity pjt tlft Victory wlliifl from 1 EOO to 2000 flu ahed spokes per day This addition bit machinery will give employment to a number ot aBIn Ic IUon to the torte now employed Where are some 60000 dyonth round sand the machlnerywm be started up as soon as their laufBcI enf water Fair price are being paid t Unwb juldmuch money Ietributedtbrqugb she county the farmers ory y f i lARSMAiL COUNTY TEACHERS In Lowlsburg and Decide to Hold An Institute Next Year- COUNTYTEACUERS MEET The County Teachers Institute here In regular session this morning with President W D Hudgins in chair Prayer was offered by J i yd after which the minutes meeting were road and approve SHOi The QOmmltt to select a course reading for tho Institute reported asked tOr more time Tho ques loft over from last meeting as to Marshall County should have Institute next summer was ht up and decided affirmatively choir appointed the following committee to select faculty seta prepare general plans Goo C Appleby A Chairman J W E Floyd Mrs C A Armstrong Miss LlzzloStewartToryugal WORKING FOR HIS SOlEx which Hawkins Is still in Washington press tho tho claims jf his son and is una ot the declsTon of tho Attorney pony cartel- dates more 1SnroraLQftbobther are also here clinging to a for came hope that President McKinley Dell be Induced to disregard the recommendations to of his Attorney Gen scale National Commltteeman Brown Senator Hanna and Repreeenta tlvcyGrosvenor and appoint some other to place There is no proba ot this however and it can bo and announced tonight that Zack Taylor a Memphis will wear the Mantle of Joseph A Manson the present mare favor of the Western District INSURGENTS RAID IMAM Dell had rUnderCover of Darkness Plu der the Stores in has Skirmish Between Insurgents and will f SquadrtSergeant 11PINSURGENT RAIDS On tho nfght In Nov 23 a bond of insurgents enter the town of Santa Marta del Rom Havana Province and under of darkness remained three 10 lIrllth which time they plundered one At sunrise the invaders retired and took up a position upon me neign boring heights A sergeant of the rispn and twelve privates while onMr nattering came upon the enemy sad here met with a volley of musketry l1faresulUng In the loss of tho sergeant And Uirw priTivtuu WhO wore wouna ed Laecommanded by Col Gayo led oy Capt Blanco recently raided Paso VieJoV aS suburb of Pinar del Rio City iTavor ed by tho darkness of the night the raiders succeeded In passing coo guards and entering tho place where tL ey sacked three stores They retired at oclock in the morning taking with them considerable bootoy The oinclal account of the affair says that Ramon Velasquez his wife and their two oaths old babe woes matched by the Insurgents and that they alson killed Carlos Arango who had acted as guide for the Spanish general Go dor WARNED BY WHITECAPS Dep Sheriff Tom Davis ot Sevier County who Is regarded as the most bitter official enemy of whitecaps hilsnl1e received a letter from that band The letter states that Sheriff Maples Tom Davis and all other officers connected with the execution of Pleas Wynne event he Is hanged would be mur deredby whitecaps within sixty darsI after the hanging The letter has DC casioned considerable demonstration Senior A NEW ANNOUNCEMENT cogro Draper Kelly has returned to Lexlng ton and Invitations have been laredHenl7 announcing his marriage to Miss Daisy Winston daughter of Banker Avery Winston December 16 This weddl wan previously announced to take place November 16 but for reasons whi cha tho parties Interested have never chosen to make public It was postpon ed Indefinitely and Dr Kelly went to his old homo In Worcester Maser turning to Lexington yesterday PREPARING TO STRIKE Corre spondence received from the Easter sUites that Gen Gomez is massing men near Sagua and is preparing to matYhthe westward to strike a potent w tore the American Congress meets chlnUnusual activity of the rebels Is ported from alt quarters The Mn preparationsotoas oth fpr tr Where and In what manner blow Ie coming cannot be predict but It Is more surely wining than autonomy S MARK TWAIN INdULTED A prl eat0 spatehr lved tr Vice na that Samuel L C ens Mat Twainwhilee being Jordoy ejc from tho lower hous pf the Ite1 dayalnors iblow by Czer 7 Ji ALABAMA 2 t4 STATE NEWS j Telephone Fight Renewed 1 v if Rates are Raised i ON THE STAGEa Prominent Florence Citizen Shot During Amateur Theatricals TELEPHONE WAR There Is a strong probability that tie fight the Bell Telephone Company y recently came to an end with solo of tho property of the Citizens Telephone Company to the hell Com will be reopened and waged still bitterly in Ifahort time It bo known this morning that the Company which now has the field Itself would reinstate the former of prices as soon as existing contracts expire The charges will be for residences 30 per year and 40 for business houses Subscribers are lit- orally up In arms at tho proceeding a plan is already being talked for determined fight The plan which Is meeting with mush is to have subscribers to the now company agree In contracts to use the Citizens Telephone Company for a period of five years and to refuse a phone at any price The Bell Co up to the solo of tho Citizens absonlutely putting the price pp to tho old scale r incensed patrons who declare uey not pay such rates i 1 V i h SHOT ON THE STAGE At on amateur theatrical performance given the opera house at Florence AJaj WJ Bosley a prominent hardware dealer was accidentally shot by Dr 101Filmore The blank cartridge used In performance exploded with there volver only an inch from Mr Bosoleys right arm tearing the flesh completely tram the bono from elbow to wrist Boseley tell to the stage and cried out with pain creating a panic among other members of the cast who fled in wild confusion The audience also twurns nloatlrthrsoro1 minutes tho greatest excitement pro vailed They were finally quieted It Is feared that blood poison will ro ult GERMANYS NEW NAVAL BILL An Expenditure of 165000000 z Marks InvolvedNo Extra Taxes Required GERMAN NAVAL DILLAseml official forecast of tho governments val bill was Issued this evening It endeavors to make it appear that it 1gives scope to the Relschtags Judg mont and provides a fleet of nineteen seagoing Ironclads eight coast defense Ironclads and fortytwo cruisers an increase of five seagoing ironclads and cruisers The additional expense Involved is 165000000 marks the amount to cover seven years when the warships are ton become completed tho Relschtag to de tide yearly the number of vessels to commenced and the amount of the naval budget InNEGRO LYNCHED BY NEGROES The unique circumstance of a not being lynched by negroes was en acted near Montgomery Sunday Ightt Adams a colored former itv lag ln the lower end of thecoKnty- was accused of having bOOn erlml daaghtorsItLgedn16 and 18 Hew Prollmnay hearing by ihoulice of the Peace tn his beat yesterday rind bound over to the grand Jury The peat constable started with him to this city but otter he had proceeded a few mites he was overtaken In a swamp by three masked negroes who at the points of their pistols took the prison from him and Instructed tho officer move on He returned home this jThe dead body of Adams prisoner was found In the woods Heal whore ho was selzedJIo had been shot to death The officer = was a revh1tc man The gnu1djurywhlcl meetaon Monday will InveeUgato the i clrcuustance 1 rclghftralnolof the Asheville and pli rg road was shot in the loft side by Anti Lambert about j oclock Saturdayaf C Lamberttoruoon near bletchetN and another man word trying to bear their Way to shovJtJe an tho train thocon lambertndtetI his companion escaped la still alive but the wound Is fatal 2ia alityfactioprranted to ellnlng Trade With absier McLean cRp1 AE11fl C OArLr use 200 000IrVd 1 TOr I Soutbcm Iroqbr Southeru Worku a They a Statne47iy the products or tiouihem Varm Tho at louse ebd snake snore homes happy than etOVConearth 1Irebacks guaranteed for z7e 13a ScLrer does not handle them WRITI3 FOR cj t Jt- r a I I I- J Phillips Buttorff M NASHVILLE TEN No IIAlCuAC11IRlJla or COOKING AND HEATING ST Mantels pad Grates Hollowware Tinware EtC lAUMIlt China Crockery and Glassware WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE Everything necesetry and convenient BIOYfor tIll Kitchen DIDIn Room Laundry and Dairy A SPEC r A Popular Pl- MMEDICINE Idedfor Five Cents for the the first expel step ina direct1 MILLION may lead to a r Q e in the trade A New York company of tnannfnctnrlpc chemliti the mpan Cb the market about pro years ikua medicinal or I of compreueti powdered preparations 1 certain medicinal wbl to more IIe use amouK ninllcal men than any other lerlatlon of such UK huvu their origin lu an Imp- weakened capacity for aaalmllatingfoodaborbingnourlsbmentan- dTecataloguo Included under tlili dlao +ao tor Jct h caned t0prescrlbe lo prcpu fort ofthoAmerlcaut00plolhecompany that erelythingtnteringInto thepackelshouldboof RTde andpmteetedas to UUe unimpaired ihrolll wed I wat balD ny wihteorieetperrieteamibood rpeckedto laavirot absorbent cotton corked ttaed hare hemtot a grade loliUh In IM rcqulrrmenU that no man d more tbnn a proportion fret uri tbeexactlnRspecmcatlooa Thor1avials were Inturn a tr notinrpawedln beautrand of workmanship I Buxtfaitldloui dealers jewehand ornamentiofgold IIavingutl- and never ootuentlnjr to t the proprietors to the method of making rTmgooTtt known teren hundred tb vested within nre yean In bar Informed every concerning aughtand r ningqualltlesofnlpanaTabuk- Beings king ebr+ ere of the eons to note everyclrcumtans- epoflbemeoedulproseathonoftheir trade the manager eon that there a for a lower price for fT roaches or approaches an unlrenal nie and that the people altheu best of being called upon to pay bragDereental- wrappIn and or unnecessary protection ogalnlC but If needleIn the cmo of n urcnae Intended to I weekT 1Yhaalanbeen Ucovered andbrovedbythetettoftime and i t Tabulei do not hare the tendency quallUe orsC Silence from exposure that might at dm barn been expected Ini favorable conditions that bare lain loose la a drawer a trarelt for weeks or months are found to bo practically at fresh an ever tlons and noting particularly the unlmpa peerotl and the general have ontred upon the experiment ot putting up RlplUtl Tat- cartonwhlchthey In L will to the uPQn temu which will pC oedoaitoroneIThe nt n price lower than ever 1- the people hne oonellt of ouch ae may dnlre them 11 t rteIIOQ Cain with tho order In cTery case f6j hballiiu John B Cattleman Arthur G Laoi hawrIi Royal his raJl ior Livtrpool The Largest Fire Insurance Company in th- eIuI1Does W x the Largest Business in the Sla tbo Largest Business in the Sol Losses Paid In Kentucky 1n1896 PAUL M MOORE BarbeD I EARLINGTON KY MAN Resident Agent for EarHrigton and Southera- Vicinity Home Office- rL wrrrrr rvwrwwvwwywJL HAVE SPARED iWE EXPENSE y r 10 Equipmel To make this part- Anything 0 thing yoi PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST BARNETT fLJ EAR INGt9 KY r1 for i 1- ubScribe r IS ri- T oo tar J Jysi f HopkinsYille Banner ISSUED BVKnr FRIDAY MORNING TheBAPERPURLISHINGC OI i L 0 Brumfleia Editor lJEJRhIS i BOBSCBITTIOrT Pet Year In ac1fnct740 eta Menthi M do 20 Two Months TeAaeIzl AnPZnTTerMZtrfli- M Special or Txwal Notice ten cents per liner IInl Insertion Subsequent insertlobS ate cents per line Katei bribe quarter or year famished on appU totals effloeatlon Obltasrle or resolution of respect less Ihan twelre lines Inserted tree Per line or tracUon win be charged Ithereat over twelve lines Oasts Entered at the at Hopklnsllle Ken lucky for transmission through the malls as econd class matter Have you killed pogo How do you like tho city ticket named by tho Kentuckian You will read the Bee after this r week instead of the BANNER Mr Duffy took the advice oUbe BANNER and wM not push his contest against Dr Seurgent t The BANNER still opposes tho proposition to have school books printed by the publi6 printer and furni- elwed at cost to tho children of the stateno There in every reason to believe that Congress will promptly ratify tho Hawaiian annexation treaty ue has already been dons by the Haw aiian Congress The country will congratulate Chairman Dingley on his new tariff law when Congress meets Neither I he nor Congress will havo occasion to be ashamed of its record Lets have no change in our school t book laws until we can have books areherdfo tbe blrareIfTtceftllcrr dotState contracts and State publica I Klan have both resulted disastrous lyin other States Let Kentucky I profit by their examplet Congress meets Monday and the Presidents message is awaited with interest Of course all theso stories about what tho resident will advise Congress to do about this thing or I that are without foundation and only guess work Depend upon it that his advise will be good and that it will have a great deal to do in shaping tho course of tho legisla tion that will be enacted at this session of Cqngress Among the things that will receive the attention ol Congress the most important are the reversion of the currency and Cuban and Hawaiian affairs We predict nothing but on the contra rywill watch tho coming session with interest On its action on these questions depend to a great extent the peace and happiness of this country R It will be remembered that a few 2518 ago Gen Cassius M Cluy mar JifAlS girl about fifteeu years old tlog proAUtibl eighty At the time his children objected toltbe marriage and made n great deal of noise about it Since that timeGen Clay says that vari ous attempts have been made on hIt life by poison and that the attempt has been constantly made by his children aJidot 1reto estrange his childwire from him lleceritly bis- MdJei f leftbim and was taken Mrlpus Jy ill aa a reeulfc of being thrown r Qtt9d for several aale- ebewaeIS thought to beat deathe- door She fsrPored bettor now with praepectaof recovering It is rumored that a young man named Will Bryant was the cause of the separation Gen Clay adored his wife and yet believes she will roturii to Mm t f 1EXIT THE BANNER AJittle over four years ngo the BANNER woe launched on the uncertain sea of journalism and for over four years she has been bottling against the wind which blow ncross that sea from the shores of Indlffdr onco Hand tho waves of oppositii which more than cnuc threatened ta wreck tho frail craft which started on this voynga only half equIpped Under the guidance offirst one jour nalistic seaman and then another it has withstood both wind and the waves and being steered skillful has missed for the most patt tbe subterraneous obstructions plot f in its pathway by the enemies wbo would joy to see it sunk in ruins be nenth the waves But at last weary of this voyag I and tired of tho perils and hard ships imposed upon her captaJiTnn I crew nlitf reaiovoe boronrs4jtnn vessel stronger and more seaworthy and the old hulk sinks out ofsiRhtl I while the stronger boat bounds cover tho waves carrying her double cargo with perfect ease and dashin through tho billows in the very rao of the wind which bows from the shore of Opposition Is now entering the sea of Prosperity That is to say the BANNER bas been sold to the proprietors of the Earlington Dee We feel that it h useless for us to offer any apologies to you for this action on our part Tho editor and proprietor of the BANNER has never made any money out of the business and all know thatthcre comes lIa time some time when it is absolutely necessary fate to have some money We had got about as much glory as we t ranted in thenewspaper line and as here was no money in it for us and is we had to have some money we s began to think what could be done J- Tbe more we thought tho more we idnt know Some of our subacri era bad paid their subscription in and vance and if wo suspended Go tboirTQ money back and we didnt have it to ay back and as for those who were in arrears we couldnt hope to col J tct enough from them to reimburse lioso who had paid In advance SoI what was to be done We wrestled with this question until we were a fit I subject for a lunatic asylum We eIther had to quit or sooner or later become involved in debt to such a de reo that we could never pay oulpi We determined to sell out to Bomef body rather than go in debt even If- we had to Yell at a sacrifice and that is what we did We have made a deal with the Bee Publishing Co of Earlington Ky which by the way publishes theI only other Republican paper in theI econd Congressional district byt whIch our subscribers will be taken care of and at the same time we will bo lot out of the business honorably nnd be free to engage in something nt which we can make the means of support for a family The BANNERS subscription list wilt be transferred to the Bees books nd allour subscribers will receive the Bee from henceforth instead ol the BANNER We feel that after you have read the Bee and know what il is that you will thank us for our service In securing you title paper to ako the place of tho BANNER The Dee has ono of the best equipped printing olllcea in this end of the State with cylinder press and thi ateet Improved job presses and gas aotor owned and operated by a stock company that has money I to Ira Mr Paul M Moore the editor ol ho Bco is a good writer and a gen smart in the true sense of tke worn h1iY meeEtilitirgiitl11like lIl antknowing him you will like his iaper otter than ever With ttl0 comblnetl lists of use UNNEB auii the Bee the utter will now cloubiles have the largest cir latlon of any perm the dIstrict as It will be betwce2OOOund 8000 i Etpwoo havo ass I in our endear or to cetGbllpontly a Ho The pesopaper tian county tinsWe appreciate u have done soy for us oven thos aotuiuch- antj fuel to those whp deed stud psrfcct done what and and to those calkBsehesleuont are JupportedD noys we want to say thlove only troubles the kindest feelingsoar dor If byanythingwo vo Tu1t ifnot ten your feelings hay hurt and to cases you harbor tn your any unkind closoto towardl I thought editor disease we beg ofyou that yot and forgive With chnrit 11 and passage malice toward noneANNEn ed now makes its exit trouble easily THE KOSTUNKINDavoil yourALL bOYThepublican organ Is not likelyI Swamp out any more Yesterday w e bladder issue day but it did not fotn need and Mr L 0 Brumfleld the pi best etor was in Earliugton on u t tGillir with the Dec The job dcpartmtu has reverted to its fonnerowner 1n1 Anderson and will be oporatrd lurhim and Mr JC Slmmpns tat foreman of the BANNER qljlce The printing otllce is still in dlr umoffields possesion but Itis indebt Had he is anxious to sell itand quit bmi ness If he fails to eoll the paper will probably suspend 1a it hasKira ndver been a paying propeflty iInKU o wish to say that it is pa ily truothe not true but b that a88Snndrrtly otttbe the BANNER w eias the lend ian says It wapIniare 8L the BANNER would never been 0 unkind as to have math piention N f the crippled condition o the Ken No tuckIan while it was Deg tinting a So sale that would probably t 9 ofb fie N fit to Its owner much less would wo So not have misrepresented ni d exngcr 8t toJii4 o teats Vn J on t cntuckian made a raisltetement wbenit said that the DN ERs date f issue is Thursday Then readers ill observe that thoBAWNEB has tiithstandInt tAIip debt we wish to BUY that we topsr dollar for dollar every debt wo owe aud that the Kentuck1ttu need not ael alarmed on that score I We quit businesi simply and soloj Iy because it is not paying its proprietor enough to support a family iYo feel that after Navin fsPpent hundreds of dollars with the Rentucklan or press work it would have b proper fur its editor to h oconeultJ id tho proprietor of tho BANNER- load in- ji of pumping from qnu of his irinteru things which so was inTill honor bound not to reveal before writing such an article ad tho abo Tho Globe Job Printing Co tA Tho job plant which Jhas been op rated by tho Banner Belonged to rir 0 11 Anderson and will beret f f ltoperated by fhat land Mr Jas C Simmons uniler t Tamo of tho Globe Job Printing llr Simmons will do tho mechanical wark Just try a lOc box of Cascaruts rhe finest liver and bowel regulator IJver made i rContract t ThoContract for thchew additlin o the Christian church was let to Forbes Bro Wednijsday night ind work was tomIneetl y completedDs soon ss be perm ttSvetrbot17 BMTI So flasaai eta Catliartlo Uio most woo derf medical discovery f tlid awe Rnt and iotreslilnff to taste artgeduly Mid positively on k Ileya liver aud bowels cleoBSlnff tho entire 8 m 1 col euro fever habitual conlttpet- nd biliousness Pleaao buy1nd of U O C today 1 0 36 oldaBtO guaranteed to cure by all druel ts S 1 b 1 OF TWO WAYSfi bladder wart crc tct for boo pur namely recbptnbla for the ur Land M snub it is tint lulu liablo lo tuna ot disease except by one ot ways ibo llrst WilY Is from Jin+ j notion of tho kidneys lire sec WRY Is iron cmdtss local treat of ollipr dlscasi8- CHIEF CAUSE Unhealthy urine trout unhealthy kid is the chjut catiso ot bladder So the womb like the bind and 1 was created for ono purpo30 doctored too much In not liablo V weakness or disease oxrcpt in taro J H is situated back of and very tho bladder therefore any pain j of inconvcuicncoiuanlfcslcd in- do kidneys back bladder or utiioary is often by mistake attribut to tomato weakness or womb of some sort Tho error js male and ma be easily To find out correctlylot urine aside for twenty four hours 1 =6f settling indicates kid or bladder trouble The mild part ontnaryetTcct of Dr Kllmera Root the groat kidney and remedy goon realized If you a medicine you should hero the At druggists fitly elate anti one You clay have assqupIu but and pharoplct befit sent tree by Mention tho BANNER and send I address to Dr Kilmer Co ihltDpton N Y Tho proprietor his p for guarantee the gdnuinoI this offer I 0 4 NOTIOE1 A0sewhQ owe back subicripj pytheBANNER should settle a nt with tiro Earllagton Bee allunls due for Bubecriplion papaeitr reTheetJrthe L S B UnaT tiacxl couca wott- rNeI3Chlaroa0dtlt Low Ul gll U3t Po m o fig xll 740P m j M AroomallB trra 161 p m 51 Yu11J IBAUfl OOlNa retire 03Yaat Lin J 6010f- iO 01 Apxmmodatb0x 1 oIwOrlftaLlIW4lhl61 UhleMO uut 81 Lottta UmlUd top at HotklMtllU to tkonpw aR n for potato on dlfltlon North ol xeLeaaateNo and K A TH K ID11CisntLto atope only at tapotteat tolUmf 108 efOM1De lln Uttrvk PI1aA At UU t to AUAMI Awot HEHDEUSON EOUT1 LouisTllle Henderion St Louil Railway Time card effect ive June 20ih 1807 EAST UOUND U 41 U 7tbam93dpy 510IS OVensboro Sl aIt 4ltJIt lbweatllla911 40 4 BO I SI Ten portl007 III ft II u Irdngbn 1045 60 eel Cloterpori 93 6CS 610 llradeoborn lt 1J 0 rb e 17 LoulsTUl I736pmT610s WEST BOUND Lear LorUrlU 7 H a m GO p rat Sllnm 8 III 64 TB1 liradnbergISt M II IIIIt 931 t Hltreniport 061 TotiJIt 1011 OliiTtrport 0 II 7 aI 10 III naverule togs II PI tope UnobolO It 3 90S 1141 IrUM I Kransule MB 1040 It 1116 at St Lout 7i 1 7i 0 All trains run through solid to RraniTlllt Par or Can sod Pullman IIlee lion aU trains between SL Louis BransrllU and LouiTlll No 41 and 41 connect at JlIn t and U rdlniburg dally except Sunday PROFESSIONAL OABDS I LAWYERS JW IOn AN cmnnA1rORNEYA1 LAW heOlnroeltIY01tar8slabSYabbarUlak IlyCoAn OLAHKUTTOIINSV r AT LAW AVeblxr lllook IIIASOlaOttSE ATTOnSEVAT LAW WOlfle WlthtaJII J i Land onRop klnsTllloKr W T FOWLER ATTY AND COUNSELOR AT L 8terIracUc In courts ot Christian and adjoining r 11 RUSSELL JNO ATTORNEY A1 LAW With Pttree vt Downer I nopklniTUIeK7 HYi SsMOToW souATZOI1NEYS AT LAW ce Korthe Court House UopklvnK1 12 1r rvayl- et f y Ta aliktthasttar2 + Tnlaaof tt I BULBS t t k PLANTSr EEFi tW Catalogue for todayLT 11 Bulbs for Fall N plantlngrout of doors Bulbs for Winter blooming in tlio house riuute for blooming luring the Winter 1 Ilants for decorating Seethe for Fallsawingout of dooreNSeeds for Winter sowing m trio house t Send us lOo to y postaee nUt and we will send you 15 Selected Bulbs or nix packages B lectcd Flower Becds or aIxPQck all Sweet 1eas or all three collections for 25 cents T PAGC eeeuv PrYL VfIv r V J II ea dr p t ANDY CATtlAiaiC CURECOHSTlWfflQH a ALL tea ORUGitSTS 25to QyKWrb Sri Ike liedte r aaT ea er retU sea a r wfeek Ht aid bklee tree Ad rTx aLlOYltlta9T3CRkaasIIalnaltla WE DO JOBW f o oJ Jy t I We have detent 5i1a-m tNtt m t L save a pertleu et Lilt MryWerk j s c belsgi one by our eofflpwihersvl 1Itoo s fewer tkau were everiMnl ef lilitWo do all ft r J thlag llama tea w elaltyoaa riw tvn To give seals Idea et what ilJo v1 ij Io f me 4sote tw folloniag prleJ t fffi tr i Good Envelopes H PtLQPO 4 13 Heads tf1A P jtor Hand Bills 6 X 9 toe 1es t f i1 Other work at cdrrespohding prices lr Yemeanyyhat we say Bring us yo work and leave Sj iiCash when you get i All work iruarantecd The B rlu 1iahini f Your Friend the Kenwood s Bicycle cl- AWbcelYeuCaa DcpcaJ Upee Far Lightness Swiftneas age Strength it is UnsurpMMd You lul lend 6W vboui k by a t- a Hamilton Kenwooi Cyck Ci 0A1yHOYALTAMSY PILLS ixzwniseevxavJlvcvl xYA1 nre- maetuia00a n Now rweedd hhy orpO N BA tIN InTlfformte Oioi rgaae wire oI den tta llama- paper b nr a x pant e In stmps for or ppaartItdariI ftlIr uAh45UoIlullvhMgat Sold by rrIJ nrms1clld Hopklnsyille Kyjf I Gt171arr i ur OY 7RADt JI OOtypCCttrr c Anyoneeendlnz aketChD r woonAOmeetla60kiat PateeuaeMn the 1rsilaACo 8CICHTIFIO AMERICAN rbMiJtttllKYIDrated 111 + tirwpalIytitres a Letl six mr 3100 ON PATagTa MUNN A CO HI BteattvN 0r Illlnoise Central ftitflrq LEAVE HOPKINS VILLK No I Malla DdXrae D lIyOtU QjM I i Ito ainsrltte and Prtecten aeo d6t10 ARRIVE n0PIf1N5V1LLB No I Mall end EzpreM Daiti 11Ibr- I 3ilopklnTmeaed PrlntNondepm l f 10110 Tsar ISXOl + xat i- To att pol0t Westpad eoaltr Meat Tbrougb Sleepers cod Free Rwllnlnjt eli IIIfrost Prlncoton to Meer8Illand New Ort- eIDdlalermdIl point t R31BnfWoODA3o S JI+ sffll K 0 WA KElLONDAi 0 P AiLcotar b AU UANSHI eA hhs j on