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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: January 1, 1895

Hopkinsville Kentuckian: January 1, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 hop1895010101_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: January 1, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. flV k Jrf UJTrja3rin- TBK jv SrFV - f 4 T - JTWJ aAnJlif IKiSJll irlfi IK JB4 OEEAlOFlEWS sc L fX ft i J a POST BY YOURSELF REA INC WHAT HAS HAPPENED f lit js-i- s J j r W - uHti i V iiilfm i T t J m tn- - i V frbt l v StWfcii j i w I The Dlxl Haw werV WKhttOgirSpeCd An O V Coridastor Hurt JkttSnlt Filed riohibiHon Wing in County GratTro lit LouUvillef Bitpsge Tlio Dixie Hammer V Great Recoi 1 k- Clotlnig Boots and Furnishings i mum b I i i lo Headquarters for reliable Watches Jewel and Fancy Diamonds oods at reliable prices MaihordersproinptlyCiUenddio m iv rr 1 The long expected day arrived said ftfuiray Mildred Anderson Annie and Ayoh Patsoy Its mlnys tbjB Johne the formal opening of the jnag ing th trip of 78S miles froiCLJpll a Msj -- Bocsp Belli Bowdmn Eliza nificadt 310W Hotel Latham Is at hand Patscy ye wlnt over the WathVrkjump go to Atlanta m 17 bour5 one ht ir vr n fngletobjellio Major of Louis money to joulld get raxir v j The opening banquet will be held to SYesthe responded Pat that house add thirty minutes being takeu up V knowingly GYafj villeV Ethel ol New Castle Thursday night Jan 8 and on llje slojving up in clhy limits and stt an itls miuys the toime MoikOi Alice Tiabue 4biFrankfoit Elsia- following ovefiing Friday Jan 4 the didnt go over thoWather jump to git ping to deliver papors along tl e EWS--beth Hayes of Jtichmond Vtfij Pau the yoiing people will celebrate with the money to bulldthat house Wu fCT route Tho start was in ado at 2 a n J ilack Batchelor at one time owned of Shel by vi llo Pearl h grand ball under the auspices of the -v i fa V The fleeting transit of the gfet lioatMefjular the celebrated mnro Princess Ho wan Nop of Danville Ilf May Lila German Club To each of these on robbed Wirier down to the track one caTZ iron bird was marked for the eattl U Wade of Paducah Blatich Anno of 7B3 miles with aa almost Uubroko i tertainments about 400 invitations evening arid couldnt think of any n I F oric la HapkUiBville wus roprvsent- - have been issued Hajpf these were easier way to get his money back than VSJi line of snow clad country Jp seemea to run the more in two races thatsho ed by Miss Patti Mercer and her sent to iieighboriagj ovpjpeventy to waa eligible for on tho next days pro-¬ a groat oaglo soaring with irapld atic vMi SC Mercer fltockholdersand each director invited gramme ft looked like butchery but powerful stroke through untarnished faher iV V r u This left only Jack did it One of the rac6s was ten of his friends Oouauctor 1 nj ai ed space stako event He started Princess and ¬ - about sixty for general distribution Saturday evening Conductor ColThrough a goodly section of East won arid iinmediatdy after sent her to 3 jAStflj ern Illinois into Indiana to Texie meSdoilol the Ohio Valley i pad was and as arconsequenco only a limited the post in a purse race which che also ijSrSvii A man has got 4 l I I i -- JW rt Haute it sped over the Chicago j consicu rooiy injurea aoout tno ueaa number of citizens have beenlnvited captured with ease to got oven some way said Jack an i Eastern Illinois Hailrod From in a wreck hi Morgan field He was By cendiugt invitations to different I guess I got there 1i V Terre Haute past Vincenues to Ev tak m to H Jnderson and was abb tp parties for the two entertainments Uncle Bob tho fartious old colored ansville with lightning velocity it walk to his home in that city Tho they have been more widely distrib- retainer at the BellciiMeade farm is a wreck was duo to an open a witch uted and more people are numbered Chesterfield in his way On one ooca- journeyed over the Evansville avaLJ eionPresidcnt and Jlrs Cleveland pnid - iii Terre Haute Terro Hauttv waa The tlijiontown train was lymg on among the fortunute ones a visit to Gen Jackson and of courpo reached at 550 That waa schedule the sidetrack at Morganfield when The new hotel will be in thorough they inspected tho famous mcera Boh f time So fak so good Prom Teire Mr Colinesneiis rain came through order for the important events and led them out one by one until Jroquois t s ii m Haute to Vincennes a distance of 52 end owing t j the displacement of tho those who attend will have an oppor stall was reached and it was witn 15 much prideand dignity he exhibited jratM iia i is r rfTLi jomjLWsvjv c miles it sjeed in 52 minutes reach- t wit h ran into it The conductor tunity to Bee the finest hotel in the tho winner oithe English derby frtUt ouKstpreK U1i rirarfc SU t J haying wq9 ifanding at a short distance fiom South This word is used advisedly ing the latter city at What a beautiful horse and how S1PT--vWan Of for there ia nothing finer south of the proud ho loolcs ejaculated the lady of a doer which was open traveled a mile a minute Evansville The door the white house j j ajy jjnut i iitkv tj was reached at 810 five minutes be the car immediately abend was also Ohio river Thia feature will howcr Wr r1 t iTMCn Tiff Bi m Dats case he kuwsnwhoslookin J owv C hind schedule time It left Evans- ¬ fpen Colmesneil was thrown by the ever be made the subject of a sepa at him His dovclarid responded jSji i ville at 81S aad passed Henderson force of the collision to the middle of ralo article in the next issue of the Bob removing his battered chapeau Tii7 miT irriT 7v t 5tv twenty minutes later Nortonville the car ahead and badly bruised No Kentookian Mn Latham wants and bowing like a courtier m found the hands of the timing watches one else was hurt The damage to those at a distance who have been SHE SIZES THE PEOPLE UP px lti0 Crofton was left behind the cars was only slight invited to Understand that their presA JVmlt ficUcr Tells Why Slio Komotlmca Hopliinsyillo waa 13 minutes later ence is earnestly desired Many lo Sots exorbitant Prices on 21 er Walet Down to 4lCelowf While waiting fora cross town car to passed at 1085 Pembroke at 1046 cal friends of the hotel have been left The eight inch nnpw of Christmas Guthrie at U 05 Bakers at 1129 tind out in older that yiaitors may have the ferry the other day i said a lady niuht and the 26th jnst was followed according to a Chicago paper I sawva Edgeflefd riifaoti6nat 1152 From tp attend the opening well dressed woman stop at a fruur by the wOrfttMizzwl for many eea- - oujopportunity Evanavilie to Edgefield - Junotiprt la ana ilJe tp be- hopedv that all Mwhp stand on the corner and ask the woman took f fhe custanca h6rf been Bdas I Then toerciny JV l a 1tumble have been invited will accept the in- - in charge the price of Quinces I did 148 miles iTiJ r rti rti A J weanssaay nigati augingf cpiu waya A nothear the response but heard the v yttatioatravaruwx m buret uuuru auu iuirbY VInquirers exclamation as she flounced v seven minutes U V awayGOVERNMENTAL EOdNOMY tinued to gef worse and Frfday mora NaaL Oh you are exorbitant j registered 4 degrees Xhilfty TroJtlaa tt British Goyorn- - Two Italian laborers stopped io price Humpier madeith jag h inercuiry viilflfthiHeraldB mut Oirlaly XlaTcalod leiow zerojotd all day Friday it ho the tempting looking fruit run ten miles in fourteen miriutea A paragraph iniheLifo of GonSir Fifty cents apiece for quinces Brrlco- for said tho fruit sellery and tho Hope Grani wbodld ffreat and drotv up panting and puffing in astonished some improvement Saturday and by ISrlwid aB a military commander- - in at run talkingthe Union Depot at 1208 Sunday it had moderated to some India and in China throw8 actrrioua monpasecdon almostin atheir native excitedly together The i un from Naahvillo to Chattawheretiear the freezing point Bettor aide lijffhtupori Borne of the thrifty tra tongue and evidently feeling that they nooga was mado by 4i0 and the 188 ditions of iho British governments had barely escaped serious financial weather is promised this week Aftar Gen Grants ruturn from China peril milos from Chattanooga to Atlanta to England ho received at the hand of Curious to learn the reason for her TrlggCtahty Wontnry vycre covered in 165 minutes making the queon pt Buckingham palace the just 17 hours for tho trip about Thn elf ction in Trigg county Sat- ¬ Grand Croas of the Bath Ho waB proud high valuations I timidly advanced irn my turn and inquired the price of 12 hours less than the usual time urday resulted in a victory for the of the decoration bufc his biographer quinces Her terms courteously giveiV The run put behind all records in dry aide Details have not been re- adds that sucSh honors are not without were moderatewhich emboldened me to1 Hopkinsville expense to tho rpceiver aslr yvhy she had named so high a prico long distance travel and shortened ceived but tho majority for prohibiHo finds among Sir Hopos paperaa to the person who had coma before me There are bill vouched for by Albert Woods the usual time by ten or twelve hours tion was at least 200 I have been selling fruit ai this enabling the Herald to deliver its pa- ¬ three liquor dealers- however in the Lancaster Herald to the amount of stand for ten years she saicr andBric-a-bra- c jry pers in Atlanta on tue day of public- county whose licenses do not expire eighty four pounds four shillings for smiledwiscly and I ought to bo some ¬ fees charges and disbursements for thing of a judge of people by this timo ation- The issue was a special edi for nearly a year the matriculation of your anas etc The lady you saw did not mean to buy tion containing a Write up of the At 7 aa G O B W1U Bnyil Surrenders Mi shes one of the kind that cannot gctcfl Odder still was a document from the past a sale stand orcpunter without lanta Exposition that dosed yester- ¬ Willie Byd who stabbed Qlarence ELEGAHT LIHE0F CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Hersame MAlbert Woods Lancaster day MoElroy at Kelly last week camejp- - ald cullirfg upon Sir Hope Grant to stopping to price overyfimig onf it and was pleased to have hoi thiulc tue esjL to the city Saturday and surrendered send buck the insignia cf his fornler I Bis Flro laTouUflllo orbltant on the first oucstion lis fKSL 5 Judge Morrow lower order K 0 B Knight Com tho Italians they tlioughSho qujnoJL j A destructive fire in Louisville toj tho authorities mander of tho Bath for tho use of her now Kinaoi iruit muv nvyvKiimir ouyyi burned several Main street houses placed him under a 100 bond for his majestys government during the siorm Friday night Tl a appearance next Saturday when his It is a good old rule for governments to waste tinie with them- - ani X jgravo examining trial will be bald BOyd as for men Take care of the pennies ineip a uguro luat nearly causca mem loss of 333985 nearly all fully in and the pounds will take care of them to fall down Now with you the case 8urod The principal loaers were J furnished thtf bond and was released selYes is different You camo to M- - Bobinsour Norton Co goods Sucl For SJO000 Damages A Donccrons Neighbor information about something that 1 3 t A heavy damage euit for breach of stored S15778rj Stuoky Brent Co An amazonian sufEraffor of Wyoming torested yoa and that I am very glad f J E McrHERSON Cashier E PiCAMPBBLL President OOOO J H Quast Co 25000 promise of marriage has been brought was casting her iirst vote and woman- ¬ to give Behind fruit stAtido aswu 150Q0 The against Barrett E MoKnighf of Ciof like Bhe was making a mess of it She as in bigger concerns we got to knoen Levi Tyler building fooled around with her ticket and how to size up tho people andt6 treatscold waa bo intense that the hreman ton by GSorge Bowlep father and asked questions until the clerk yrho them ilcKjOfdingly were coveted with ice and icicleB next friend of Miss Boales the young was attending to her caso was in tho Madam he HE RIDES IN HIS CARRIAGE hung from their hats Several of lady in caee The suit is for last stages of patience said when he could stand it no longer TTim fin4nd lTnn XVIn Pntv n fliiknnA them iucluding Major Hughes the 20000 and will come up at the cir x ia lI bag your pardon but do yon shoot H Get Ahead In tllo World chief were disabled from the terrible cuit court James Breathitt and W Jho way you vote had learned She DIRECTORS A fejiv years ago eirjiijmstanees openoiyj exposure S Withers represent the plaintiff this famous expression among her first up a lucky chance to a young mod whci 1 Jno P Qabnbxt E P Campbell in politics and prfded herself on lessons y BeabDj D Db E S St6a8i Xo Qualify Jan th Judge Graoo Resigns Indeed I do sir was eking out a poor and unpleasant y her knowledge O H Bosn All of ho county officers will be the replied drawing herself up proud- ¬ existence on a scrubby larm m tne Judga Johu R Grape sent in his Piscataquis backwoods Even i madam energetic service resiguatibu as circuit Judge last Sat- ¬ Bwortfofinto office next Monday for a ly Then interest inquired the clerk poor bit Of eaitb was not all his ov Thip offers will you be kind vHth great threo yearj sayB tho Lewiston Mo Journal urday to take effect to day Itis an term enough not to begin shooting until I was remote from neighbors and so branohes the trfinscbeiion gei out of the state nounced from Frankfort that his cri t from a sawmill that the buildiniVi A womittiinosttherlshfidinethofl pt euceejpor will be named by the Gov wero left tp tumblo down tfor want pM Dfitlied to Death f to hor ernor this wek It is believed that getting he s own way in ownlotiman Partrldffcs and quail will- generally lumber to ropair them In this at euppoae way ro having Ms by a high rtP4 Ti1rrva 4Wr Cti v i ft r ffioArt Vf1itwrW his selection wilj be one of the follow- ¬ niarksa Iniowli wrfer ia an ex when i iccldentallly caught drop to the was iuvureu ttiuuuu XTT 35Kffl and aiuiyi hiif ing four gentlemen Ohas fl jBuU change If she eeV Mr heart on n windRpset their wings direction- only mountain just ahovo wiu valley alt jfl ti his a slanting gronnji thing she BoWom srrgeqts It O dear ustng in wings to check tho flight hundreda of Italians and VI ¬ of Christian j Thos J Cook of Calother uj r their Sho afgufcs i gralBt it genyv loway jT J Vatkinp of Lyon and nol Wl en at ar the ow fh Theyf requently era were nut tdvvork It rcouirrf j moreniildly till tho max takes up the oud to elicck thea solves in time or tho Voars to build this- part of thei5 hfT R A Burnett of Trigg gels in itt beha lf Sho Bays wha1i a failso of tho win- Is greater than they working winters pwcil as inSf fox Hr V horrid cold nlirlit li wiuld hotjfcurn are dasneu wn wonthpr Thfk hnmlilft fftrmnr ed and Llfltbf ayoirylnr8t ontfor the theater whoa sha fa dying jsaljuh inuRxorce ovno went evnanM wre 5Uggttalo2ihntiatthe tremen or kill L Aftei5 a recent chance He a supply of clotbiiJ Following fa a list of the anporvis tOgo and wandK w u Trv theater woidd beonjiya51c Oxifiiho jyalti many such ead arid woanded and scoured to sell on coraw 1 ors appoint by Jiijdga MorrOw to lmick kriacks V ovcnlnt atthoiaato lo Fur and Cloth Capos and still offer 25 per cent off goovr the assessors Jo6b8 Ira KV wantaaqulst fuwitis a opt ttnd san geit birtpJ the land ero found at dif and soon rose t0the dignity of w mehdlhg she Tfin npnKiiTT fliarnfnrn rifnaitS-inK- -It -- wwww v vi y u i obds6fhls own i JSX does UotflnZ Ei Y S MaV G TV Lauder M a dozenr Siflifrnt hliVVescini5iicii i Hi 100 GafmeMfor f- ttn itsinfancy CltejuVvi7 Mhik D pavie IaaVitJarrottj B F nlpuo iti a nrtia piijip togs jaiy wys no what the possi- as the scin and D E Fowlon The board wont j gQ onYtoWre iinae she oart ias alrHly sioM w il chcjnfc compounds are departed he ioldoa hutcnt a MliteS makoupilei ruk1 Vhej honaHes One rffrTO TOM will metnext Mbnday audbf in aee- - BUggoslbn H hit bw t pfTt thaifaLs Ve cariWsciidypraA ce tea arid coffee went forthv 1 a larms in iisaltaqulifi pasunay oi AJtrL if Jill VYlklltUUl tklVJ Cklkl UUYII14 v jvmji stv i rtifielaiA iiWell i many otlierfood Biqn teu laya toqsw complaint Y kAw y u uxiv4 iuyYlMvcaiu uur Vil I S InHt pinfr J-u It n mtr 4FvB M nn Ul n TaI J A ueu joccss claims to J any fCoucaraing TfihQ osseAHmfkt 1 it 8havUnowhQ pGiryersincsarfma v t ibs ant hyta iv liw in hisr carriage and thatf he would itjc- aob back it- - j rodtcc jtfx f l m sos at ixe cost of Tkj ilc ftrtTrila JLrki eryone who contemplate a changeoffresideuce or whonneedi a CApPET thtjir property O1 vw jr conewjas u C ia rit tt PQ odjjIjhwevJs always atook in the city sbtJuld fiea and price ours the vvholo tiitAg sh dJ I that i fa carry the te im tCBtl isuub ui vusJ fl hinto at tjimcuitlc U sie csrailrs-- ant a Sopjiiy icn tt deBilllieodaaes W desire tB call voUratbntion to ouk Snleudid stock of Qent TJadies Vlacdlor Vugrmnoy Lt cythhsiaiitti ex hiblta hat Ti ratrro fciio whin JaAutfrtted fopd- - ayantge oiroti aed Childrens SHOES Whaudl the beat brands made in the coahtrA coleve ijjFeor0iji0ctct was tried befcro ficrvea lie nurvose anavcius luni at tjblef PobiTrice iWi vt n A nt ronnn nrnRrD 1Tr rf urfi iustwpop there will spioriane ill nMk- S3 Judge Hanbery yfJatwday morning puee into haiMgjhaifSetakea to be i notb4 wanting t u n BTTUukriin geui P jGohiSfitr i joajftonarge oiaranoyanu jiyep- ajl vnu VUJ Jwiik Aiaj vUo yiiJf fli t fi S Vi u JljL is a H ttOtMKinlS klll wolllks iKJwpasionatAly at hie bUn5oM WiUWi mt 4Vk Hiiurj MfMkL liftnrj r irii ilaull TT uuu elerritu all I AikSiiiu ioi04A tiJAk J HULStJ wfur-yMTKijWI m ii ar f k-f ii tm iTT tf Jif iv i k The Chicago Herald sent s bJkji fast train to Atlanta Saturday in chase jockey acqUireda considerable bUomI Ther were 700 pople pres fortune ir the gala daysof theeport aol jai dt tba Quoei Misi Laura IformaUy Starts With r OramI llariquot between the flogs and1 having laid up Br ntjtfof Louisvile Was attended by Tharsdny EveBlnsrBUdaraBlilonablollOp treasures enough for his wants Iithis the following maids 6t henou Clara Friday Night Oreatlroparailong Being world proceeded to build a house at Bheepshead Bay says tho Philadelphia Gllmori Ella Bel Alletuaii jChase Made for Both Eycnte Press Whilo it v was in the course of ToVle Woodson Bessie Gtiawold construction a countryman came along and after regarding it with Interet Bei ha Bowen Lida Swopo Kosa has affsMc iry in Louisville Friday aihtrat tta GaltHcuso waa a big lio SallltiM IlaIl I ThVisth BnnJ at Ulj of thV Uil OPENS THOTSDAY V m vn c- - YiPAf NOllANS TALES The oiA WEEK THE DOORS OF HOTEL LATrjAM Wltt VVVJUGOPENTHIS 8tfplelmst Jockey Splaa 8oia J Ratiy Tarp OldPatJolon thcolebrated steeple- CH evermmm v r- f find ShreWdpedplei K y kKt Vi U a v v r- N l 62 wrfr L1 UHI1I1 tittj- irntr areoingjtomseLifi M t m H ANDERSON Jj 60 FM3ufcftonto 1 v1- Formerly of 3yi s JaSM HO WE Naslralle Tenn k Bank of Sokinsville SURPLUS Bank prompt and Si - CAPTAL 27500000 to for oflegihimatebahliingh of all OtIR FAOILiTES ARE nNSJJJbfASSED Wo Have a few k nr 1 1 1 CLOAKS w vj tht ty ri v ixnn 1500 1125 7S0 k eia rpa5uUtfithci J i 1 bil L V ry Irm 1 jZ L K sds f M laf-gent 4T 4 Jii1 It ml S Sitk rririWm L uu 1 uiwjw vi VJ Ljj raStaM T w IV WlMMfcfallTiftl1 MlilMT1H akriWyillm W- at UWtVnjkl aMMrflllH W lllaiimlBll lllMpM t llllMlllljWllllinmnrMtMlllllllllIWI J llMMMwwwWWMMtWIMMlWWWIMWIlWIMrtlwWWWWWMlfcMMMilitM tj T III 111 PMIMMIIII flMIWIl f Jj lMrNfij OYER A KEWjEAlit uuutaaiitt r fii T EtlSA AEMSTKOXd a The BrownsmiVtSVbropreparirig to retire the parlor clock had been wound tho window garden jepvered with newspaper abd the t6ytS tlio front dqbr hidden under tho mat Dcarool criedLMrs Brownsrcltht this Is itfow Years ove V So it is responded hor husWnd aniirhayeut told you how X intend K to beginJbHbfyear MTrfqVand goodness Look Hstoril Thero is somebgdy under tho sofa Nonsense Itfsonly thq I wish you would cultivate a Jlttlp bravory Lwill V1 turn over a new leaf to- ¬ morrow I know Im a coward You certainly arc And I have dp cidoatojariso earlyTaf tor this I lose tho bestpar1ieof tho day aS it Is VjTruQj besides you put back all tho housework fterallii dont lionbcd so vpry myself Iiriy Ihavcntglvcn it a thought FOKTT THS niUUOrfAKES YEAIto S ppoorci z CAM3 r co ointi et t A often prpmisSdto rise earlier but you upver Ihdfecd dpv latel- ycu youve youve of ton prbnised to be serisibla and nptbe afraid of your shadow Afraid of my shadow tAUsurd i y w doii MViiiu Aa I S e an jw I 1 JKSWtt r 4 Uiaf V - r vy fiv Zs7A5 V JiM V v TM TiVy7 fcfoO BXsviiijis mm Va A w CfiIiL v a- flf V W 3fizr es JiX 2VV t i MJfiK3 f o Sr7 5- - j r UPY wny KEW YEAR all iay roses stress your one Qtld r f i- pain aro past And if anaonj your roses red the ivy 13 en ¬ twined l beat tho nearor to tho Ueart of Your licrt ci mac Sal A Happv JCon ir one and all Ah who could vi b on less us charities that heal and 3Iay all tb cr- soothe ivafl bless Droixlowtv na j our waiting handSi and may yuuflcr lrnprrt To all tho vronvy souls of mon the Joy Tvithin And paths bo giacl unci beautiful ca uliicli you start to oay Slay hours o fcoldcn sunllsht bring but just a dssli of ra1 And BrrclorsKlf l of pleasure hold tno faint ¬ est touch of palp For sMasu o Mirer whlo- - botlmes tho cloud3 have ovc cist And plo sure It ijo sweeter whon tho grief and JFfr Z JJi IVi V - tttot hold no warmth noer tao Joy It is to llvoi Our li jon i re racaburod by tho joy which yrur Ueurt- Unow wo to jrracious love And earth will swing tho nearer to the that bands above KiicoN Let all the year to others i It c golden with our deeds of slcy Waterman yQliST18hf rfSt r ii TL b s4tmzs 3v HiNCIPLE istttnutS to attend the bazar and knew nothing of this lottery feature fohe would not have hadhimknowit pn any account inasmuch as ho Lad been fond of games of chance when she married him and through her good influence had pntircly reformed- That dangerous passion for gambling which does so much harm in the world had found an abiding place with Horace Evorsham and was becoming one of the pernicious influences of his life when Alice effected a cure which she believed to be permanent They had been happy and larky as two children until Horace came home bringing a fine goose Its for- dinner Kew Yoars day ho said holding up tho white feathered bird at arms length Isnt it a beauty fat and plump What Will we do with a wliole goose asked Alice Eat it My father used to say that a goose was an awkward bird too much for one and notonough for two YeU have a feast if Ellen Jane does her whole duty in her cooking wont wc though Its feathers will make a sofa cushsaid Alice who had a frugal ion mind Tra beginning to got rdebh ciled to the gobsc Its a noble bird and its cackling once payed Rome remarked Horace sentonliously and hen they went to- gether to the kitchen where the goose was laid on Ellen Janes spotless white table Vhcn that functionary saw it she lifted up both hands Oh but it is a beauty missis An what a pity that they hed to shoot so foine a burd Shoot it echoed Alice well dont they always kill gecso that way Nom only wan its at a raffle I hecred me Tom soyin as Mr Ever sham won it its a foine shot he is Im ¬ ¬ 1 v address Sho did not say anything about it to Horace who was vtoo much occupied with tho closing business bfttho year she won tlioy might send thbth to licv was only u boy witha note and a package for Mrs Evcrsham butjoven saying gbod night It was the dressingv govvn fropi the Xn tho very early morning Mrs bazar Tho chauco taken for Alice had llrbwnsmlth awalcohed nt somo sound drawn it Alice did not look upon it thought of ithb ihing roora wlhdov with horror On the contrary she could not conceal licr delight at having won it But she said coldly as she handed tho handsome garment toHoracq Your iSfeW- Years presenl X hope aatfAJy i it will fit is Thank you very much raid Horace his eyes sparklfugwiplcasure but I thought wc were not to give each other presents this year- - Why theres the goose Oh that only cost half a dollar--a-nd we must eat i This cost only twenty fivo cents I won it in a chance at our church bazar Horace throw baclc his head and laughed immoderately My dear little wife he asked when he could get hi breath do you know the difference between twecdlc dum r Im hot l -f MfilUiiculous Thoyhoth flounced off to bedwith t I SCmBNMSlllll I UsnJI MAGAZHSQBlf publishers nc ty r SCRIB NERS MAGAZINE or mum iiiiiimi in 1 Tin naiiH llll I i 1 ment with tho vye oflf enuDteu 10 li 1895 and a full years subscription to i- T ft- j For 450 f vi H If purchased sepsrafely these pprlodicals would cos i FXTE iiOLLAftS f 1 g is Scribaers Tt uestthe plaii oftho pasl2o years in to givo itsreader of tho United 3tatos yarIistory lobl to lbUoj Those years have been unparalleled m tho history th world for national development and material progress Tlie narrative will be written in a graphic and- - picturesque style by President Andrews of Brown University and capable artists will illustrate it of Whose Reflections of aMar ried Man wijl long bo remembered has written a series Of in which he sets himself to solve of articles on Tho art of livingas far as such problems can be solved questions which beset every well to uo family The Income Tho Dwelling Householo Ex Denses Education of Children Married and Single Lue--T- he JfeU OSS RTONT 1 dee Ihope I know thc difrerenco bo- tween an entertainment designed for charity under tho aiispicos of thtf chufchand a low raffle with no other hntwecdlc ammeiPf oblSm etcj etc Bpauifullyaillustrated CaftTrrt Sm Alices heart went down to zero Her husband shooting birds at a AU her year of faithful precept It was New Years eve in that cold rafle undone and glorious climate where the snow Where was the raffle she asked in lic ofi tlie bosom of the earth like a a voice that sho tried to make firm and protecting mantle irom uecemoer to indifferent March and the nights arc crisp and mum in the back At cold with a resinous tang in the air yard Little Jakes big crowd of men There was a due to the forests of odorous pine an they do say Mr Evcrsham was New Years eve and the merry jingle one out of tho lot to hit tho of slcighbells in the little town of the first look how nate ho did it made a harmonious discord burd and Brandon goose mum never knew what that reached the ears of two people that it wore having the first quarrel of killed who I You neednt cook it said Alice their lives and who presented if they¬ dont like troosft wilIj known it an absurd appear hud Hd IJut vour husband mum ance one in a lachrymose the other in would enjoy it since ho fetched it dowh Its theVprincjplol- said Alico itis in Savlnc dtiaco a beJliffercnt btate It came aboutbe- with his own gun It wero banked inu demoralizing strangest way this quarrel Einkins is going at a remarkable tho its hcacj the snow my Tom said ISut it tween two married lovers whq had es sticking out an a moyin with fast si3 a principle- iny dearsameseems to me the pace even for him - isthc whether its in ias lives upon a firm Ho says itivcQpuamy7 tablished thoir Hit this way an that an everybody thechurbh oVthe saloon Itis tOget l fSC 0Econpmvflrt foundation of principle and respect as flash fired at it missed i qr nothing I got tho that something- f it well a mutual love before they took Yes Hosoing to turn over a new wall dor said Dlrs liversham got a dressirg gowh which upon themselves the responsibilities of andThat walked off leaving Jaho Ellen gposctypunqt cost leaf jSew Years1 Vtay and ho wants to sho anything you as it does getas much recorded as he can hpf9ro wedded life i goose atanng at tho tbmO ii t Ho Those were tho first holidays since vvasning oiljblls heletsgcrof the old one Itwaa NewrearB cve- Alicc ariu ltwauiatopd a tonSTarl wedding and they had antici- - Horaeo weroontya few feet apart in raufjout Uic anthemmerry peal their Of tVew Ycat - eusan of quiet enjoyment with reality buJmilesof distunce cpuld not Tlie two fell into each 6thrs armsANlSVv vUAiHjfEXUSODEi f t ie and now they were hardly havo separatcii them so complctelyT1 each other v goose to tho Xhnp3keysj Send the on speaking terms And there was no Horace had tried to explain but had fcrt 51 f Tafrf SOID FVERYyiJEnE one to blame but themselves been instantlysilenced Ahd the dressing gown too said cari be no explana It Happened in this way Alice Mrs AliceVwith halfa igh Noho There sy THEttFAIRBANKGOMPMYSTLouis Evcrsham had leeu very unxious to tion You have broken a la W of moral Auc when wowant to do a charity make her husband Ilorace a New obligation have broken your hlo act You Jr us gjve from our bwn xears present but had refrained promise to mo said Alice nieans wcro from prudential reasons They e Spoken like a dean The besf nTVWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS ONE MANAGEMENT saving money to pay on a home and in giving is tbatdf sacrifice We wcre exorcising a rigid economy in aV iW any resolutions but Well wont make Vi m BOWLING GREED S0U1 HERN JL Tv which both were equally interested try to live tip toourkuoWledgoof whatn jiWr f MP if jiy ffi J l H cigars and If Horace went without You dont carb for is- right and true Nflrma othef luxuries his wifo gave up hav the Toos ir z 4 ing afternoon teas and hired only one J dp very much It would N 1076 ESTASL SHED YesJ domestic who worked by tho day A make sucl good J eating Ttuffed with GREEN BOWLING BUSINESS COLLEGE JSOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL amount was reserved for char certain sago andi onions and served Nvithapplo Teachers Scientific and Classic The creat Buslnesi Tralnlm School oltheSoath I English itv and as the end of the year ap t sauces mulct Art Music Art and Elocution twuwva Book Kceplng ShJrthancL JUVKi4HJI Type ICourses ana com weatner pruuub proached end lot vl So inuchthe greater sacrifice if you writtnf and PenraanshlD Puolls can enter at I lor Low rates of board and tuluon gave out and any time faend for catalogue j 1 catalogue extra demands this fund crive itun And you know that dress- I onEEST BEOS Proprs Bowling QrcenKy Montton Oonrsodeslred Address there evero several cases of destitution ing gown XYpuldIlt ycjtt fclegantly but -relievo hut wero which they could not old Mr Jtympskpy is ragged and nijcds ThoOld Ouor Pull fair tho long end compelled to hand over to tno cnar it morc- Chicago Tribune itahlo society of tlie church Ho shall havo it And wo WiUbe- - getsti We will pend you the mar AM NOW c was at Alices own sug- Therefore it velouo French preoaratlon ginitlioNew Year ppof but hond6t CALTHC3 free Ijysialfd got up a bazar frfitim that tho society Thou thosb two young people kissed Aro you ready to meet thai solemn mail and a legal guarantee and raddo up while tho hell rang out event in fiverv mans crdstehce tho now th1t CAITU09 will jibr tho salobf contributed poods ahd OMcqoQcti81803 tho want the care tho sin raw in tljo yearasked tho medltativo man Itook tho proceeds to ameliorate tho -- 1 trim Eniluloni iilUr Bpennntorrhea Vwi anill rlth emissions lovo of truth and right and tho Linip i conditions of their poor Youlet I pm rcpiieihis flippant and viiricochloiandihad been P 1 f C cocelcand Cat eTo jreat MinalJr weak UUIIb skoyS wero tho hapiAer or thb appli- ¬ xricndr I havo moto material lor Tthis was tho beginning of tho aJtinnK iob iwu lour cwiiia Ht If 1AiMCWM triwl erery remedr tbatwtu uia cation of that often misinterpreted swearing off than I ever had beforo in trouble When tho sales were over ion iniy HfeVI rYashington tarn n Wt ey took the things that remained un- - ITS FOR DKfifER NKW YEAltS DAT HE text to do fivtthatgobd tnay coirib trouble until 1 toolt C A LTHO 8 lt ltm iraTTPrTA jJj 0 -f v A anrl put them up at J muon a SAID e Unllk s j Him Saturjlnff Illm Alice had put her loot uown wHi53 v vtiCfYijriaivvryrVlpyvpull0i incinnatiT v Cora I wassosurprisedwhcnMr ie Tap tap went her littlorfoot there said tho captious have called raa a very pretty 3001 against I 5c5SS voice Iloracn filt critic to find out what reason ybu Jinks called to pay the compliments of speedings hut had been pycr- - wero tears in her jd that it was perfectly rignt that ho was a criminal yet if she only can givo for representing tho New Year tho season HAANiunnnorropi llioafceiEuoli nn Weak MemotT ioss of Brain Merritt Jfo wonder Thats the only rch would sanation it bull would lot him explain He was very as a undo small boyi KuaniiiUiul to cure ItoHeruettaiicliowouerulnosslsl MnUoodNlKatly IlitJUslons Nervous- - rfj responded tho art thing I ever knew him to pay Judge i doue consent or angryr Lava a negative That nuoaunyfuiunuiiuiuhui iiuwyrin uinjraiintuiii oi cuner boxcuukuu 4T pJnrpnr tiin t nnf nnl k j nhnM tone n V ii thb year does not by ovoreiortlon youthful errors oxceasSTO woo tobacco Insult to Iu Jury 4 lelther uuy nor sen any oi Tho two composed JL T V meetI editor because 31st of December got uliintrwblclileaatoliillrmlty Coiuiimutlonpr Insmtltr Can ua carried In themselves vnt nocloi 81 nerbor OfurMfi br mall nrubfifil vlth a i1 order wo Thlstlowood Did ho say anything tp kTiut whpnfrono of her CallOrS I ma nniiTOrtf nun 1T1rQ to lira ittf close till tho nT rttTOt written iiinruntcotociiroirreoind tltfe lninuiy Bold rU i K innlj- n cminlft ntf nhflnfies Then tho captious crltc wont out ypu when ho handedyou the hill t itueauts Aet for It tnko no otbor W rlto f or f roo Miidlcul Uook tent Boalcrt tkX and no inplaluwrapperi AadrcaNiJlCVJ8BiiiCOMoUloTeaiple1CmyxSfft in ffOwnandfchQiai3muefc V Phserved iguarrelpdone must snnd brokoliis nieff fcow pledge Indi Irapecune tes Tiflheujae a2hPay Vi Xariueilti IMqpwaaTUia tU7PaAlTHlSJitVAJiUv IJOWBCUU But it rmpolia itiiat they had I fe OS 1 New Year MS JIW WX1 jyit J A told raffle i 4 charity my dear you wouldnt Iqt me explain bUt 10- - raffle was to what if it was unlocked when Mrs obtain money for tho benefit oi a poor Skynflyntle was almpst sure that some one was stealing her coal family Name dip family commanded About to ajvjakcn her husband sho Alice who did not believe her husband remembered that this was the time to display her courage Seizing dressing gown and slippers shocrept out and dovrMair3 t A The vindow was lacked but on- re- ¬ turning asshe reached the foot of the stairs she heard some one stealthily Isfeb moving about tho bedroom listened again yes there it was again Prpud of vindicating herself 6ho flow to the burglar alarm and back again Hellcl her husband called Dont move or Ill shoot Uood gracious sjte thought what if Henry is killed arid her knqesgis ing way sho sanlc to the floor with 11 thud There was a scramble at the head of the stairs and some one rolled down adding groans to her shrieks When the neighbors and police ar rived they found Mrs Brownsmith in strong hysterics and Mr Brownsmith with a dislocated shoulder at the foot YOUR HEW YEAHS PRESENT 6AID of the stairs I I thought there were burglars ALICE and gave the alarm sho sobbed when was tolling tho truth tho whole truth tho tumult was subdued and nothing but the truth And I was merely doing as Ire- The Limpskeys a poor family who solved and rising early when T heard have recently come here some one moving about the a houseiV Why they arathe samepeople for groaned her husband whom we aot up the bazar And that was as near usthey ever nu lor wfioui 1 neipeti aIJeolItne came to keeping their New YcarsreVo- goose lutions iv A object SUE CREPT OUT AND D0WJSTAinS good authority has pVououiiceatht greatest4 of livyag novel ists has written a stronj serial Tho Amazing Marriage to begin in vrrk VaxV7clVJdbrJtViALn arMrfvft vHoin ivmoro fl tu an one be tiie Inseries oflancLof DON QJJiXpTEviii Daniel sketches illustrated by number of three a w January D JciO W HjJLjUO will contribute The Story of a Play novel S entitled yierges wonderful dmwings I Hk iiigreaTOfiety arranged for and tho illustrations will be elaborate KVe been 1 I SCRIBME RSFOR 4895 tflLL BEBETfferHAN EffiR G-A- - lliilfew1 Ul If you desire only SCRIBNERS MA A ZlhrJS remit 30Q to the Publishers CHARLES SOUIBNEItS SONS 153 157 ttihi rsrs Avift N Y J KK3a3fiswraiwaaitia r SOSSaHifiTSCSSEESfSsaSBI I TOI1 1 w ii jrcjTV iin 1 kjnd-ly-cldna- fo Other Soap Does JtsWohk So Well ThsalMill Prove Tms ataaTk j 1 piiri--cipl- immimUyfjfyMMJ T s Ell a t 3 A 4 I 11 BBraTftKfmyMpSA I s juffmUffMiky fiuA f yiV I BByr Jtjr m m i i w ii vpia v M7 T HOPOTVILfiE KENTtIOKXAKJAJUll f J j Ml If 1895 orTJRnjibiUoTi xsi ap 111 rV i HKlWVWVf4VM Jl SlToofs lhT561a7af Oct 87 AH boattlo Wash 15 In hotel flro va 3V tho cttrs Ucr Lebanon Wd Oct SO Seven supocav in n tenement houWhrotnOTrVOfl flroi UiUi - aHowloTilTaajofny8L730 wrtrvre j Planting the 5tanfdafd V Nov 7 sixia ralhTay cotllalon noarRoOlr wooJ Pa Nov M Blafct personsf lnToHnosseb fores KiJv Nov 17 10 v lottc Klo XiV Slept ty DlBht r i calislzlng of barge svtOnar JL hoar-jl-ar- Connies 11 other offlcers wftb 250 French privates massacred by thoTUare gorad in Ssneyal Mar if Pcnot EUauri olected president of Uruguay Mjr 3 Uladxtono resiana otid Lord Rose bory pecepts laaoant ptejoiershlp Map 18 BiiiltUn robel Cprdos surrjendered 0 CO1 rob i i Y T dps AUhaiVColumtittsr Behold tho great navigator as he lands The faft perils of the deep are past jThe clouds of fear Jrranisiied v7rhV night of gloom has ended In the heavens the snn of success shines resplendent Morning has dawned ln1 rft in railway wrock mino explosion v i I iiMffl ft tn Otr 111 11 m s II 4 UttfnMnirumii 1oiITlwwTm 1 jOiflPW llMj Imperiously tho banner of haughty Spain greets the day light Upon its fluttering folds are inscribed the destinies of a new world Its gleaming surface marks a lopg advance in the eve lution of flib human race It tells a story of prophecy unpar- alleled of developement unap proached in the fullness of re- corded time It crowns with triumph theefforts of genius v The Worlds Fair contained no finer statue of the great discoverer than this colossal figure It commanded from it pedestal the eastern entrance to the Administration building The majesty o its dimensions the vigor and aggressiveness of its expression and the artistic finish of its composition made it admired as a genuine sculptural triumph AhotIcc Standard Proudly Displayedat tho Fair vao thai of t v Cream 1 t A Standard of Excellence for poriy Xers v It was the standard of unequalled strength perfect purity and wholesome rcslilts The award to Dr Prices of highest honors at the Fair furnishes conclusive evidence of its superiority over all other baking powders City national bank at Quanah Tox IJ Kearncv Neb national bank Dec 16 Union Building and Suvings Co of Dcs Moines IoWoonsoclet bank at Woon socket S D Dec 17 Citizens rtook bank of Slater Mo 12 bv smKinst of schooaor ineBfls- iKk drownod in psnd nt Llttlcjpn Dec by ffisAscg at Wopnir-r-tjncIajTcin pQrt9Usvb Throqcnfirlstcd In flames nt Gardi ¬ DeeUr ner Mo OVor DO sailors drowned during flg galoonaaulflccoa3t DeorilSa Flvo killed by boilor explosion at vyostBay pity MUh j r CRIMES Jail ii Shorman Wagonur wlfo raurdereri lvnohod near Mitchell Ind Jan 13 J G Burton William andJoUn Gaylyiichod at nu3soll Knn itod a ycoreo liur st muracror of CHaries CaBro lynched ut Neelov Nob Feb 6 Andrew Plkkarlon Russian Finn lynched at Ewcn Wis assault Feb 12 At Cross O T Sherman Stono killed wlfo and flvo children and self to prevent freezing to death Fob 10 Throe men and a ohild killed by Jim Mitchell of Richmond Tox at Houston Fob 27 Andorgon Carter and Bud Mont ¬ gomery shot In jail at Mountain Homo Ark for murder Mar 33 Fritz Klootzler killed wifofour chil ¬ dren and self nt Dolgoville N Y Four killed In flght noar Darlington S C Apr3v Two kllledinoloctlon rowln Kansas City Mo between Catholics and momborsjof American Protootlve association Apr 4 Thirty killed In flght In Cheyenno oountry Apr 7 Robert Jones Madlsonvlllo Ky v Wiled wlfo raother-ln-lnand self Apr 10 Dock Bishop nnd Frank Latham lynched near Watonga O T for horso qtool Ing May 11 Gus Mecks wife and two children murdered at Browning Mo by men against whom thoy wore to appear in court as wit- ¬ nesses May 13 Goorgo Roso murderor of Assistant POscmaster Kuhl at Cottonwood Falls Kan lynched i Juno 2 Alexander McCurdy who had torrl bly mutilated uls stepbrother Charles Borry lynohed at Oolden rnlHUl nnd Parker murderers lynched at Colfax Wash Juno 14 Johann Kauifman killed wlfo thrco children and self at Cramp Hill N J George Brock klllod wife son and self near Borden Ind Juno 25 William Stacy of Iowa Falls la- lyncnea lana swindling Juno 20 W M Plnkorton alleged assailant of Anna Baroskl stoned nt Spring Valley 111 Mnrriii Baker of Montgomery Juno Vt handed ucr four chuaroiL July 4 it U Quaum killed his two children lf nt Butler S D und hl Gcorgo Hudson killed three dopaty Julv Co dburg Alx shcrlflsf Aug 8 V U Jenkins Charlton la killed his swoethoait her sister anil hlmsslf Aug 22 W T Thompson lynched at Kla ¬ math F lls Ore Sep i -- Man namod BourkoMra Bonds as salii nt lynched near Watcrtown S D Sep 15 J L Goodman ond B Y Armstrong Gatesvlllo Tox editors killed caoh other Stp 10 Perry Cook cuspeotocl horso thiof lynonod near Lincoln O T Oot 7 At Powers Station Ky soven no groos killed for insisting upon riding In car with whlto men Oct 14 Oscar Morton of Stanton Kv lynched for murdor of MiHH William Sinuxs Oct 17 Five killed bv mllitln tiring on mob bent on lynohlng i negro at Washington Court toUharlitir iff Nor 20ovcnby m tijtlolinvTVa itu at Coillera Nnvio aix ra igrovori r Wjr Mfrir oxiotd won OHhual bwt racq with CambrliKe in Loudon Mar SO Lduis Kossuth Hungarian patriot died us Turin anad 2 - Mar 31 Itosf5ht Bormdez i of Peru dlod C utlnonditlonaUy o iMay Mftv at Limi 2 An Intoinatlohal titoctallio oponcd In London y 28 TTrrtnn ciihfcr- - g t iS w May New Frchbh cnblnot formed Juno t Thirtconvhlntornatlonul cohfeVonpe of tho Y M O A convend in London to com ¬ memorate Both anniversary of organization Juno 5 Lord Kosoboryo Ladas won English Derby Plague in China caused C0000 Juno 11 deaths in Canton and thousands of others in Hong ICongTPttWioa and othnr ports of China Juno 14 Lord Chief Justice John Duke Colcrldpo of England dlod aged 03 JunO 15 Abdul Aziz proclaimed sultan or Morocco Juno 3 In colliery near Wales explosion klllod 250 minors M Sadl Carnot president of Franco assassinated at Lyons bv an Italian anarchist JunO 27 M CaKlmer Porler olected presi- ¬ dent of Frcniih republic at Versailles July 11 Ovor 1030 porsons killed by earth ¬ quake in Constantinople nnd vicinity July 18 Hawaii declared a ropublle with Sanford B Dole ai president July 0 War declared between China and Japanund Corean king imprisoned by Japanese July 28 Doath from plague in Canton dis ¬ trict China estimated at 12OCO0 Aug 15 Cascrlo Santo President Carnots assassin executed at Paris fcep 0 Prof Hermann von Helmholtz Ger- ¬ man physiologist and scientist died at Berlin aged 74 Sop 17 Japanese gained decisive victory at Ping Yang over the Chinese Sod 18 Chinese suffcrod a crushing defeat cit Yalu In naval engagement Sep 21 American exhibitors at Antworp exposition awarded seven grand prizes 10 di- ¬ plomas and 01 gold silver ond bronze medals Oot 8 Ton thousand Christians massacred brutally in Armenia Oot 20 James Anthony Froud LL D Eng- ¬ lish historian dlod In London need 70 Nov 1 Aloxnndcr IIL emperor of Russia died at Livadia Nov 2 Crar Nioholas II Issued a manifesto announcing his accession to tho throne of P0rt-y-Pri- Aithlnof tvmlrffiftrl irSlah ranr juiy b cniocgo sfrikors buinod ovcr tJuO freight Crtrs and destroyOft Bwltch towors end toolhouBos Throo poonla killed In thei lott July 7 In baal- - fn Chlcato botxtcon xJpten nnd troops fl oot former wero killed Rall roid blookado reported oohipleto in California except In n ff poii1 In thki ti uly of foreign irlnrs lnajgorflted roiin tt terror at prlng Vallby 111 i July 0 kalremliit a foroc of Illinois ordered Railwcy In Kdism iutd octtrvo KOTYi v Ohio Micuipttrt Colorado awl Oliforua tied up by tlio strlko Presldeat Cl37elcua issued rMolntnatioa- - calling on icrWifl obfatruotlmr At tfafflB to ceabe their unlawful wprfc WtotTlllo I L troops li rj ng ovt riotous rhlttora UU1W two vomocomiaitteoufoprosenting CSilcogo council and trade an3 moor orsaniza- tions fallod in uttemijt to iolueo Iullman company to arbitrate Entire naval forto at Mare Island Oul grdored out to assist in pro venting rioting in SdnTrancisco July 10 Bloskado lifted in St Louis Omaha and St Paul and Indiana strikers osk to be Two strikers reinstntod to their places killed by ronulrr soldiers at Spring Vallev 111 Debs Howard nnd Roger A K U ofll cors Indicted in Chicago for conspiracy Julyli Southin Pacificbytrain wrecked on strtl kailim trestio near Sreramonto thrco regular soldlors and tho onglneor July 13 Two men killed by ditching of train at Fontanct Ind by striking minors July 14 Executive commltteo AmericanFcd eratlon of Labor and representatives of other national organisations in session at Chicago¬ decide against ordering goneral strlko In sup port of American Rnllway union July 10 Sovon men killed In on attack by Flvo strlkors on colored men at Pratts Ala men killed and 14 persons injured In wreck caused bymiscreants July 18 Gen Milos ordered federal troop3 Strlko at National tubo out of Chicago works In McKcesport Pa declared off July 21 Railroad strike nt bacramento CaL declared off unconditionally July 23 Strlkors prevented opening of Allen paper car wheel works at Pullman by threats Strike at of violence to thoo going to work V Debs ond Portland Ore declared nlno other A R U mombers hold by Com- ¬ missioner Bloodgood at Milwaukee on charge of conspiracy July 80 Iron minors strlko in Michigan de- ¬ clared off and troops ordored home Aug I Ovor 1 000 mon taken back at the old scalo upon reopening of Chicago Alton rail ¬ way shops it Blocmington IIL Aug 2 Striko of tho cattle and hog butchers forced all packing houses In South Omaha to closo Work resumed In repair department at PulLnan no A R U men employed Aug legates assembled In Chicago of American Rnllwuy union declared strlko off on all roads oxcept tho Santa Fe and Eastern Illi- ¬ A Pi a ituistKgutiiitiii Mild kXxtiTinti KWIOHH US KiiiflaiiiEiiiici If5g WW vi 0 V ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE SWEET CHORAL tj I I I ICIAKETTE Has stood tho Test of Ting MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER BRANDS COIViBINED Ruc3la Nov 14 Sir Thomas Matthow Charles Symonds G C B admiral of tho British fleet died in London agd 83 Nov 20 Anton Oregor Rubinstein pianist and composer died at Petcrhor Russia aged 04 Nov 21 Port Arthur Chlneso stronghold captured bv tho Japanese Nov 20 Czar Nibolas II nf Russia married Princess Allt of Hossc Darmstndt at St PoUrsburg Nov 27 Bx Ghrcolor wlfo Blsmaroks died at Varzin Germany jSov 0 Chins subnr ted proposalj of pcaro to Japan thioujrh U S IlmlstorsDenby and Dun Doc 7 Fordinand Le Lcsbeps builder of Sue canal ttrd near Vntanc Franco Dec 10 Commercial and Union banks of 1 forced to suspend liabilities St Johns amounting to several millions siy Jo 11 Lite report iArthur thit Japineso troupi ontcin Port November 21 massacred alnust entire papulation in cold blootl r John Thomrroi premier of Dec 11 Canada died at Windsor castlo Englamd IXDtSTtifAL Jan 10 Thousands of roil miners in ieinitv Morccr Pa struck vaos Sjpiu reuucod U per c ont J in -- 3 In Ohio 10000 minors rofused to ac- ¬ cent reduction in wages Jan i wivo or auarcny pas ed ovor Mans- ¬ field Pa coal region Bloodshed arson and Discharge destruction of property followed Oi ill foreign miners dom mdoil Feb -- Six killed in light between laborers near Abbeville A C Blur 5 Near Bridgeport O 40OD miners ro sumpd work loavlu settlement of outside laboiers wuges to arbtratlon Mar 25 Coxeys good roads army left Mas slllon O for Wasltlmtton Apr 4 Nine men killed as result of trouble near Connellsvillc Pa Apr 6 Judgo Caldwells decision In Union Paclilo wage conference at Omaha favored cm pUn es at evcrv point Apr 13 Judge Dundy ordered Union Pacific Tecoivei a to restoro former wages of employes ct Omaha Apr 10 Cokers strike in Connellsvillc Pa region pr otlcllv ended Apr 18 Viriing laborers near Detroit Mich collldod wich herllIs olflccrs two of the former klllod some 15 others oundod Apr 20 Striker rt St Cloud Minn arrest- ¬ ed for interfering with mails Apr 21 Nearly 130 COJ miners enst of tho Mississippi obeyed order of United Mino Work- ¬ ers to suspnnd work Apr 23 Mines In nocking O lalov fired by coil Rtrikers Two laborers killed ncii Dotroit Mich in flght bctnoen strikers and offloors Apr 25 Hogan s industrial army 303 strong moving ehst on a stoen tr in captured by fed- ¬ eral troops ut Forsyth Mont Apr 7 Oroat Noitliern road tied up hy strike from St Paul to tho coast Apr 8 U S Maishrl Cronin given com ¬ mand of 2ro regular soldiers to effect nrrest of Great Northern stridors in North Dakota Apr L0 Coxeys comraonTiiil arm arrived in Rrlghtwood nark in Washington Ilctrict of Columbia police prevented Ooxey from mak- ¬ ing a speech from tho eapitol steps and ar rested Chief Marshal Biovno and Capt Jores Great Northern railway strike settled at Seven tho uul un- ¬ St Paul by arbitration employed men paraded streets of tli velnnd O sovoral riots oecurrincf in which streetcars woro wrecked end prvns inj ired Mav 2 Gen Co ccv urrosteJ in Washington May 3 Coke strllo resulted in bluodj riot at tho Painter works near Scottdalv Pa May 0 Twodeputios shot at Yalma Wash in battlo hetw ecn deputies and common v oalers May 11 Two Coxeyltes shot 100 captured in light with officers nt North Yakima Wash At Pullman car works in Chicago 3500 opera tors wont on smite May 21 Cincinnati carpenters nnd mill hands all ordered out on strike having been refusod 8250 for eight hours or 3 for nine Coxoy Browno and Jones commons ealers sentenced to 0 dnvs in jail May 2 1 Five strikers killed In encounter with deputy sheriffs at Stioklo Hollov Pa May 25 StrikoM at Kanglev 111 drove out tho minors near thore then wrecked the mine Strikers wreck a mlno and burn tools near Strikers blew up a gold mlno at Ottawa 111 Crlpplo Crook CoL Killing 11 inou Juno 4 Strikers flring upon Powellton W Vn miners killed four Colorado mlno own- ¬ ers ngroed to settlement of strike as proposed by Gov WniteIn battlo with strikers who wero burning railroad bridges to prevent mov- ¬ ing coal trains four were killed by militia near Farmersburg Ind Juno 0 Ohio militia ordered out to scono of McKoosport Pji tubo coal minors strlko works strikers forced mon at Duquosno to quit work and destroyed sovoral coal tipples Strikers attacked tho Llttlo mlno near Peoria III four defenders wero wounded and ono Strikers stoned a train near striker killed Brazil Ind killing onglneor and injuring con- ¬ ductor and braltcman Juno 7 Soven llvo3 lost in battlo between strlkors and militia at Mineral Siding Col Juno 8 Striking minors nt Cripple Crook CoL surrendered to commander of state mill tin June 10 Tbreo striking minors klllod in a battlo at Lemont Pa Juno 11 Mining strike declared settled by agreement as to wages to last ono yoar being renohed by tho conference at Columbus O June 12 Minors In Ohio refused to accept tho strko settlement Juuo 13 Alliance formed In Chicago between Knights of Labor and American Railway union for offensive and defonsivo warfare Juno 17 Indiana miners In convention at Torro Hauto rejected Columbus compromise and deiosedProstdont DuaVerly for agreeing to It Juno 13 Work resumed In mlnos ic Hocking volley Coal oporators In tho Springfield 111 dlstrlot rofused to pay soalo agreed upon by miners Alabama minors decided to con- ¬ tinue strike Juno 10 American Railway union voted 112 100 to oxoludo colored men from membership Juno 20 Boycott against Pullman cats opened In Chicago Indiana mine iorora lncrcasod pay of their men and resumed work Juno 27 As result of Pullman boyoott by Amorloan Hallway unlqn the Illinois Central servlco was paralyzed ond strikes roported on 13 other lines End of coal miners strike an ¬ nounced 1 Railway strike has crippled evory July road contering in Chicago somo roads having U S troops oont to abnndonod all servlco Trinidad Col whoro mall trains weio bold by strlkors July 2 Judges Woods nnd Grosscup of tho TJ S court In Chicago Issued order forbidding interference with roads engaged In interstate commerce July 4 federal troops t jort Sheridansont to Chioaeq and attho stock Vards wero com ¬ pelled to Use bayonets to restrain violence Julv 5At tha stook yards in Chicago strik- crsijurnod railroad property nnd iqteu of 1 -¬ BACKWARD Leading Events of a Momorablo Twelve Months I Dec Deo also Slater savings bank CASUALTIES Six In railroad wreck at Liuwood Knn Jan i Six by powder explosion Spring Creek Mo Jan 5 Eisht in schooner wreck near Ips- ¬ wich Mass - Jan 12 Six drowned in Baltimore harbor Sovon drowned by giving way of drawbrldga between Brooklyn nnd Long Island City Jan J5 Ton In railway collision near Hack ensaok N J Seven In railway wreck near San Rafael Cal 10 beven in railway accident at Caza Jaa dero Oil Jan 21 Eight In burning insane asylum near Boone Iu t Jan 25 Six by capsizing of boat In Charles- ¬ ton S C harborSlx by capsizing of boat near Sullivan island S C Jan 30 Six by bolior explosion at Crow Ky - Feb 12 Five of schoonors crew In blizzard noar Raco Point MrssIn Oklahoma during blizzard 30 persons perished Feb 13 At Plymouth Pa 13 in mine cavo in Fob 22 Eight by explosion In coal mlnos at Bloaslwrg N MFivo in boiler oxplosloc at Compto La Feb 23 Seven from effects of oatlnpr pork containing trichina noar Michigan Citv Ind Fob 2 T Six in burning homo noar Murfrces borough Ark Feb 23 Eighteen flshormen of Gloucester Mass in eastern coast storm Mar 14 K1V0 in railway wreck near Moun- ¬ tain Homo Idaho Mar 18 In vlcntty of Santa Anna Tox in oyclono 0 persons Mar 23 sis in explosion of powder works near Pittsburgh Pa Mar 20 At Cunvon Creek Wash 14 porsons buried lasnowuide Apr 7 -- Eleven by explosions In flroworks factory near Pit tsburgh Vn Apr- - 9 Nino firemen In burning theater at Milwaukee bix in wreck oil Chatham Mass t oven in railway wrStfk noar Whitehall Mich Apr 13 In flro at Buffalo N Y 13 porished Apr 14 Eight drowned ut Salisbury Bench Mass May 13 NinoCoxeyltos crossing Yakima rivor at Zlllah vah drowned May 17 Fly6 by cyclone near Kunklo O May 18 Six drownod In gale at Mllwaukeo In gjlcon Lako Michigan 28 lives lost in vicinity of Chicago May 10 Seven in railroad collision In Stand Rock tunnel near Princeton Ky May 80 Six In railroad wrock at Mannner ville Wis Juno 5 Fiyo boys dlod nt Tarrytown N Y Six Chinamen from eating poisonous root by gasoline oxrlosion at Portland Oro 7 Twenty members of an industrial Juuo nrmjrdrowned near Brighton CoL Juno 19 Five by lightning in NowJorsoy Juno 24 FivO drowned by upsottlng of yaoht off Bay Rtdgo N Y Forty two by sinking of tug Nicoll ncur New York June 27 Twelve In cyclono near Sleopy Eye Minn June 28 Ton by tornado In Minnesota and South Dakota July 1 Flvo from heat at Now Orloans July 2 Flvo by falling of Canadian Paciflo bridge near Grcouvlllo Mo July 14 Flvo drownod at Lead mil Ark July 18 Four regular soldiers from Fort Riley in Chicago by explosion of ammunition chest July 17 Eight men by dynamlto explosion at Stockton Pa July 83 Seven men in railway collision noar Quesn City Tex JuiylS Flftcen by forest fires at Phillips ri Wis Aug 5 Flvo drownod by 6togo coach being svept Into n stream near Berwlnd Col Aug d Five porished In burning house near TOE MOIID STAltTIiINO FATAMTlJlS Jan 2 Six in flro nt BuOaloN Y u IHE YEAR 1894 PASSED IN REVIEW Failures Casualties Crimes Foreign nrt JpOuBtrlal Ilnppenlncs Motcorolosy yrolltIcnl Soclnl and Bjiorthif Ei cntB ChronoloKlcally Itccordod JttJSINESS FwllIUUES BANKS CSrRUiT Jan 3 Southern Land nnd Improvement Co Frankfort Kv 8300000 Jaa 0 Citizens bank ut Ogden Utah jjaiiii 01 ion wasniugion wis Co San Francisco Jau 10 W- T HotW commission merchants 5750000 Jan 14 MoadvlUo Pa savins- honlt Jan lbMercliants bank mils Kan Jan 10 Third national bank Detroit Bank of Zumbrota Minn Jen 2a Woatvlow savings banl at Lould vjlio Ky Jan 21 First national bank Fort Iaynej Ala Fob 0 Slgna Iron Co of Philadelphia 8100XX Feb 14 American national bank at SprlnR flelrt Mo Burlington Xa Flro Tornado Insuranoo Co Mar 2 Stato bank at Brookvlllc Kan Mar 7 Bank of Harrison Nob Mar 13 Bank of Bxcelsior Springs Mo Mar s8 Peoples HUvings bank of Duluth and Morchnnts banltoriWost Duluth Apr 6 T B Wattflus Mortgage Co of Law- ¬ rence Kan J5C5pWX Apr 10 AsponCol national bank Apr 13 W U Thomas Son whihky deal- ¬ ers and dlstlllors at Louisville Kv SSWOOO Apr 10 Wcit buperlor Iron Steel com- ¬ pany of Milwaukee i250000a Apr 21 MorchantB bank of Enid O T Apr 27 Henry Newman Co importers ot olotuln supplies In Now York lilEOOOOO Apr ao Scandinavian and Finland Emigrant 1U03000 Co of Now York May 4 First national bank of Sedalia Mo May 7 Stato national bank at Wichita ICan May 8 A N Schuster Co clothing deal ¬ ers at bt Joseph Mot 8500000 May 10 Natonal bank of Pendleton Ora May 18 Tho order of Tontl i hrnds of ro celvcr In Philadelphia May 20 Traders bank of Tatoma May 24 Bank of Tempo nt Phconlx A T May 31 Bank at Enterprise Knn Juno A Stoelo Walker wholesale grocers nt St Josoph Mo 700000 Juno 8 Farmers dnd MjrohantV hank at South End O T Juno 7 German hationa bcuk at Denver CoL 85300a Juno 8 Union Warehouse Co of New York 1000000 June 10 American Investment Co at Em jnettsburg la 80000a Swift of Now York Juno 18 Goodwin electrlo railway builders and promoters 750 and ovnn OTHEHS FOIt 5500000 bcw un boardlnghouso at Laurel Run Pa killing tkroo mon Oct 31 Edward Murtn In Crittenden coun- ¬ ty Ky lynched toe irfuslng to turn states evidence against Bill taoodo the outlaw of Nashville Nov 14 G K Whltworth Tenn fallrag to sccuio reappolntmert as clerk killed Judge AlIpon and shot himself Nov 16 During bojincr match at Svrncuso N Y Bob Flti slTimoua stiucic Con Riordan a bioiv rosultliK In death Nov 10 Near Wellsvllle Mo Thomas Por tercheek killed mother sister brother ond self Dec Thomas Edglngton killed at Spring Held Ky by whlto caps for wife beating Dec 8 Arthur C Brown and Honry Reesh both of Auburn Ind klllod at Deshlor O by robbers Deo 11 David Spragg cut tho throats of his wlfo and throo children noar Ridgoway Mo Georgo Brunson Chnrlos then killed himself Smith and Leo Brown of the notorious Meach amlto gong in Clarke county Mo lynched Ettsell Adamo killed his wlfo daughter and bolf near Florence N C Dec 12 Masked men lynched William Dean nn Indian at Fort Jones Cal for killing Con Mrs Ida Nolson drowned her stablo Dixon two children and self at Omaha Nob Dec 14 Kid Lavigno of Saginaw Mich knocked down in boxing match at Now Or- ¬ leans Andy Bowen who expired some hour3 later Deo 10 John Huntington suspected of mis- ¬ appropriating 6500 wounded his two oxuminera and killed himself at Council Bluffs la Dec 18 Nehr Cassyillo Mo Mrs William Jones cut throats of her two children then killed herself FIRFS Jan 2 Globa theator anO other buildings In Boston 503003 Jan 3 Property worth SlSOOatO in Tollo0 Jan 8 On worlds fair erounds in Chicago Casino Music hall Pcristvle and part of Idun ufacturcs tmlldlng S10COOOO Apr 12 American Glucoso Cos plant at O0JC0O BulfnloN Y Apr 23 St Charles hotel in Now Orleans 400000 May 13 Talmagos Brooklyn tabernacle nnd Hotel Rcgont 1003 COD Muy 16 blxtecn acres In Bostons tenement dlstrlot Juno 10- - rijincs in Dubuque la lumber yards caused f CO 000 loss June 16 Contial btock and Transit Cos ab atolr in Jcrsoy City Si030C00 Juno S9 Woodruff storago warehouses In Brooklyn 81073000 July 5 Seven worlds fair buildings In Chi- ¬ cago July 10 Nov Central market building at Min- ¬ neapolis 850000J July 25 Thrco flromen killed and 205 horses porished In flro at Washington July 20 Property worth nearly 3000000 by forest fires In northern Wisconsin Aug 1 Flro In Chicago lumber district St 000000 Sop 23 Flames on wharf at Portland Ore cost 8750000 Oct 28 Brldgo and Torminal Cos warehouso 5QP000 and 203 cars at East St Louis 111 Oct 20 J J Porter Cos mlllnory estab- ¬ lishment at Pittsburgh Pa 550000 Nov 2 Hammond Packing Cos beef house 500000 and office nt South Omaha Nob Nov 12 TOxas Paciflo railroad cotton wharf Now Orloans 500000 Incendiary at Nov 18 Twonty ono bulldlng3 in Columbus Ky Nov 20 Lozler hloyclo faotory at Toledo O 500000Forosts ablazo In Mississippi Tho following towns wpro entiroly or almost ontlroly destroyed by flames Pocahontas Ark BolloVuo Mich Arcadia Kan Pleas anton Nob ProspCt O Monqy Point Va Sutherland Neb Tahoo City Cal Pawnco la Jlil Palmyra Nob Ottumwa miss- - bagoda uoney raicn juogoiion uoi iiuason Rowley la Grovo Tox Whittlesey Wis Now Berlin I1L Edon O Grconbush N J Colona 111 Phillips Flflold and Mason Wis Minn Winnoconno wis Dawson Gifford 111 Guernovlllo CaL Finland settle- ¬ Vospor Wis Dows City la ment Mich Capo Vincent N Y Chester Hill O Hinck- ¬ ley Sept 2 Mission CroekMUaca nnd Sand Basbnw Barronett Benoit Btono Minn Cartwrlght Flflold Granlto LakoGrantsburg Gtlddcn Marengo Muscado Shell Lako and South Rnngo Wis Sidnuw Ewon nndTrou Rising Sun O Shemold la Creek Mich Mudtown Pu Motamora O Flro also destroyed the chliro or largo por- ¬ tions of tho following towns Rod Kpy Ind Corwith la Davis Md Lowiston IIL i Catawba Island Lako Erlo Solomon City Kan Bath Me I Rosamond IlLi Gloscow Ma Mont- ornery City Mo Genoa 111 Watcrtown S onn Mortrantown Ind Dcadwood S D Omro Wis Huonoino Cal Ford Ky Barry 111 Hartford Kan Lancaster N Y Florls tonCalTalcquah I T CidlzIndj David Bon Mlohj Norway Mo Red Jacket Mioh Lutcn la Mnysyillo Mo Pleasantvllle Ia St Clairsvlllo O Whitoboar Minn El Paso Ills Somorset Ind Chonoa III Great Bond N Y Griggsvillo IIL Luoksvlllo O Cellnn Brooklyn la Farmer O Bollo Plaino la City Ill Marlon la Lako View Mich Adair la Franklin IIL Fithton III Tal tnago Nob Ashland Wis EUIston Mont Burdiok Ind Roberts Ind Shipmun IIL Conrad la Malta III Daltop O North Enid O Tl NowKnvon Mo Liberty Center O D Ithnca Sulphur Ky Fredecok Marion N C Lyndon Neb Savanna Mo Athtnj Ala Murdock Minn vlllc Vt Tlsl5V In 1 FOREIGN Japl 10 Hawaiian provisional government doolai cd itsolf an indeoendont novorelcplv l jFnS 4 Atfeuste Vaillant French anarchists 1 IJoubo O Oct 28 Dynamiters t i i i Sf Juno 21 Black Hills national bank of Rapid D July 20 First national bonk of Grant Neb Aug i Mater uity iuro national oanic Aug 7 Citizens1 savings bank at Forts- mouth O Aug 10 Second national bank Altoona Pa Aug is ivicnua iuon national Dank Aug 17 Commercial Savings bank of Lud lngton Mich Sop 6 Mlddlcton Pa bank Sep 7 Mutual Benefit Life cssociatio n of Aj0oricaheadquartera nt New York i 10003000 Oklahoma county bank at South Enid OT Sep lO Citizcns bank of Plattsmouth Neb Minn Sopr Sl Commercial bank at Weeping Wa- ¬ 7llimar Aug- - 0 Twenty four porsons In railroad ter Neb wreck near Lincoln Neb Oct 1 First national bank of Fayettevlllo Aug 10 Soven by lightning at Do Kalb Oct -- Cofflu Stanton stock brokors In Tex 14 AUP AtnrJduevllle Del 22 by capsizing Now York 3000000 pf sailboat Oct 10 Amorlpan Debenture Co of Chicago agon Aug 22 Flvo by train running Into itwoooa Oct 11 First national bank of Koarnoy Neb load of people noar Uazel Ky Aug 24 At Franklin Wash S7 by gas ex- ¬ 12 Buffalo county national banw nt Got plosion In mlno Kcarnoy Neb Aug 30 Flvo by oloudburst at Waldo Tex Oct 10 Merced bank at Merced CaL Sep 2 In forest fires In Mlnnosota Wis ¬ Oct23 Gcorgo M Irvin Co of Pittsburgh consin and MJohlgan 403 perished y Paj 1000000 Sop 17 Fivo in llro in Washington flau 25 J J nelthman and X J Itofthman Co wholesalp drugglata In Denver 600000 Sep 21 Qyolonos In northern Iowa nnd Nov 8 San Bornardino Cah First national southorn Minnesota killed 70 pnoplo Sep 2C Klvo in collision on Luko nurca bank Noy 12 First national bank of Johnson City Six by slnltlni sohoonor ontLnko Mloaljia Sep 20 Fivo tramps In railway wrook near Tenn 0 Portland Savsn drowned by rookloss Nov Ora pavings bankr Woodstook III driving of Intoxicated man at Choska Ut OoW 2 Nino In oyolono at Ltttlo RcokMrk Nov 3 Browu national bank at Spokane xjcU 6 Slx during n flro in Dotrolt Mloh -- Wash OiU 8 Flvo by dynamite explosion nt Iron Ncvr27 Kendall Banking company ntIIow wood Mich ardISiiSeourlty National bankof Grand Oct OTwolvo by falling of two houses In Island Nob New York city Nov 28 Bank of Canova S D r Oct 10 Six in Now York by collapse of on Doe 4 tNorth 1latto Neb natldnal bank unUnishpd building rs 7aoomaWasU national bank i Oct 11 r ivo oy Doner explosion at snamo- ijiec 3 4armers insuyawo Co of Seattle Sorpnja wreok of a uteanwrnear fT E10U rP lltTJn MiDeollI rnmrani rtl1 bnnlci ut RtS isuun yww ii X j 000 CltyS I B S i2yBtv2i JL if Eiirr ii vrXrJ2 iMZ ir em IiJiytrv -Eau Cluiro isr i LTT1 Sep l Gen Nuthauiel P Banks at Wal Ex Gov Samuel J aged 01 tham Mass KIrkwood at Iowa City la aged 80 Sop 5 Ex Gov Gen George Stoneman of California at Buffalo N Y Sep 27 Launt Thompson sculptor at Mld dletown N Y Oct 3 Prof David Swing eminent preacher and theologian In Chicago aged 64 Oct 7 Oliver Wendell Holmes famous poet essayist philosopher and scientist in Boston aged 85 nor of Androw G urlin war to Pennsylvania at Bellefonte Pa arcl ro 21 Ex Gov Joseph Dorse tt Ili dlo or Oct Now Jersey in New YorU yed 03 Nov lis Congressman Myron B Vi ght of nois Hi Ont age 47 Aug 20 At New Bedford Mass 11000 em ¬ Susquehanna at TrentWlnthvop ox U ¬ Nov 16 Robert C ployes of texilo works went on strlko against ator and ex spcaker of t onijres r I - sen on re motion of wages M Cosh px pre 8 ut of Dr lame Sop 20 Read f made clothing industry in aged N J college w U 83 Boston paralysed b trike of 5600 operatives Princeton -- Jidgo Naac lo c at Tc D Nov J3 Sop -- 4 At Los Armeies Cal Gallagher and v or nail Nov Buchanan A R lr stnl cr sentenced to eight Joseph E Hruwn ut Atnuta Jt i il months and r0 flno for intimidating non ¬ r Dec 4 lX Gov Lro l Aibctt of union work- on Kxji sey in Jersey ltv ri15 u Sep 23 Miucrs viJl coal oirrators nt Bowie of IuvIilI -- t -- ovie O agreed to suomlt Hfferences to arbi ¬ Dec iburt LoaiS feiovonson novt in tration aged 4i be p iO Tln pnte plant shut down rt Pitts- ¬ Samoi burgh Pu on ur oant ot Uissatisfctio i in re ¬ f IvLLlOile POLITICAL OtIA gard to wages Oot a aniko of New Bedford Mas pin ¬ ErCATOVAL ners compromise L JU 9 -- WilltTl LfdS TC l0t Oct 9 VII the rioakraVspS in New York l ttrilo tor 10 hour 0a and broation of pioea atorin fr w Je uoky I lac work Jan 15 hnn rcjctCi nominal Oct II Strlkim spuners at Fall m eS Horn of ou decided to ret am to work at 10 per ec nt eate ju ttc lu r 5 suprcjia Yor t i court reduction icl Blteifnrd dp casd 17 Weavers it Fall river Mass agai i a legislature elected v Ji103 itiiko Gc r V S se e tor Oot 19 An omnibus Itiiklmcnt foiu 18 - i or Walthlls Mi- Jn against Amei lean liillwav union oillcors and tion an1 ouiued f i aU s V Ii 1 all strikers charged with violenco and oi in1 i eltif MJ1 Tj i jcting the mails str on i i New Yit In se Dec 14 Jud o Woods In Chicago 3nteneefl with Mi WK Feb Eugene V Deo cador ot American Railway tax feature i tail J bll of reprt s jnon striko to ix inouhs aud other otilcci ¬ Ly vote of 201l srlloic of Ihc uuion to thr months in jail for violatFro 7 McCV ry re- Ijlrn ing federal court injunction Minister i tfpn and i pto l m pcicy of Mr leveund i of eongress y v ote eif 15 to 57 tcel U S sena-o- from T Feb 3 Ilfnirtlom devastated In northwest ¬ Laurn c MtMsi n Ir i n ge w i i ern Ml sts h pi by c elono Oroat lnjur to li - f In uif tf i ro lio and pioprty from cyclono at Poi Hud- ¬ elections lv i t1 bill signed by nresi e i son La I Feb 12 Unusually seoro storm swept elceeb d 0pro-n ron Butleritii or No th i nul ianu lent of N t through tho western btatcs Fob 20 Thermometer registered 41 degreos ance in sesmou in Topeku Kan n i ii i 10 U S senate rejected f Feb below zero on Mcsaba iron range Minn Peckhsim for associate Ju ti Mar 10 Terrific electric storm in southwest ¬ W II court prome ern Arkansas Feb 10 Senator Edward D White Apr 21 Waterspout and cyclone destroyed ana nominated unil conir led s Gilchrist Tex uprome e mrt i -- Buildings unroofed by storm In In- ¬ tico of iho U May 10 r lcJ Luscomb of Xeu York dianapolis n iu Mav 17 Throe inch hailstones fell nt Deca ¬ Leagiie of American Win i Natiuunl Woman r Louisville tur 111 Mny 20 Crops suffered from frost In middle elation in 0th annual so ium in pi rcelecte 1 Susan 11 Auiioi states south to tho gulf i Pt b 23 At re t4 i orK Muy Ll Disastrous floods throughout Penn- ¬ per Publishers soeition etcted J u sylvania of Clue i o pi sidiznt May 2J Fivo inches of snow at Bristol Ieb 21 -- lis Aiilil- Stvoncj Tenn America Diuhtei28 Crops in Illinois Iowa Wisconsin Mav Pcdont of m in Wa lii tftun lion in soji Michigan and Indiana suffer from fret x - interstate i o n K j law i oy Feb May 31 Diraajro to lfe ni property from lot Conjully Wash swept Judje ro scup of Chic - 1ioperilii flood at Pueblo Col no value awav by flood i Mar 7 Nm tonC irla 1111 r S June 3 rioods reported throughout Colo- ¬ reeiutor from I hi rado and Oreron si ned June 4 Llfo and prorrtv destroj ed at Ta Coughlin -- qittte nlel vlar comu Wash and rt Tott Kan o Juno 0 Ruby City Wash fle3tnjel by of eomnlo l l i Cronm rm f U i ii i t i Apr ii p mi i li it flood I i Inf Juno 13 Grants Or almost wholh swopt House of r leseitalnc- un Hall and wnd devastate nwav bv flood leu re iroiu t wj ns in n n o Sibley and Nicollet counties Mmu City electi m in tspri i Hill all June - Cloudburst iu Turtle Creek valle- - municipal oftLHM to wii u near TYrrillo cjclono sveit Pa v r i- Aur 4 Effort to na s sjiniori t of Koit lodgp 1 fJg June -- 3 -- Ki ijilj K in nearly wiped out bv ldent s veto feih d in the houso by tvo cyi lone win iiir uuiudiii irep eui in- - a i is member of corjjie ss la favor or h 7 Lives lost in cyclono near Sleepy June tdem Eve flinn Ad 5 M vsspctuttts senvto defi ri to Juno Tonc o swept over Minn ota and bill lor v oii n sul 1 ll c j- Stuth DUnta n ciuiaiea auuia iariuuij insufccn July - 1 e fatulltlos from heat at New Or end leri o El icrns Arkansas and western TVn Apr 11 MadeliO Pollard iwardi d in sw it b vm storm nt dauiu rt sut against Cm ressmjn V P vS jl Sop tiic stirm in northern Illinois 11 in Liviu nine -ai v wiin ion II i frolsinnai s i -- up Apr 10 uiJ oaivls appointed as i re u iuul iiu iijilhci i low ud c Ltd the laitiKSfWiator U b se atir tj sjulliLn i ii da Vorth ruiln rf Vantv Iium o at Wirhiti Krn Oct 1 en i r A ii it r leeloetcd ras ic Ovt iO vx in hbs of snov at -- ioiv u xa ident of Sons of the Rei lUtlon in annual vMA- Nov 2 Uurrlcat o m T xa nnd Louisian u Nov IJ Tlwrmomoter registered iO oogreeo gresj t wisninqri in oil f n ihoscn to su if p ox May2Gon bolovv ro at St Paul Pi esulent Harrison u cuiamandor oc tto I al l1 Thi po lhts lo t ntiil mui dimtisro D jrandc a c- dono by cyclono at White eu tle and Ascen- ¬ iegion iu scosion li meiiiu ci cll of Hip rori an lroteetV ssoeiaticn mel sion La 11- - Longost Deo drought ever known in at Dcs Al mc Ji May 5 John Patton Jr of Grand Rapids Ohio vallov broken Mich appointed U S senator to sueciod tho Deo 12 Torn ulo struck Torsj tho Ga Into F 11 Stocvbridge 14 Tvo lives lost and inanv buildings Dee May 8 M v Gen O O Howard elected pres ¬ wrecked bv cyclone in Littlo Wills vallev ident of National lemiorinco society near Atlanta J a May 11 P J O onior elected president of National Order of Hibernians at Omabi NECROLOGY Mrs Charles Henrotin of Chicago eiccteft Tan 10 Rear Admiral Donald McNeill Fair ¬ president of General Federation o Vv imea a fax U S navy retired at Hagorstown Md cluLs ut Philadslphi i May 14 -- Don Cnlftry reelected to tho U S agod 70 Jan 15 Henry M Rice cx U S senator senate from Louisian i May 2 from Minnesota at San Antonio Tox Bnotallio assoctar Jan 20 William Gilpin Srst territorial gov- ¬ tlon ropresenting United states Soutu unfi Moxico rapt in W ashing ernor of Colorado azed 80 Contral America and v Feb 2 Georgo W Childs editor and philan- ¬ ton May 23 Gov Xoithcn of Geortftn olcotrl thropist in Philadelphia aged 65 ¬ S Senator Morton S WilkinFeb nrosldent of American Hantist Educatlohal se son in Wells Minn aged 75 clcty in session ut S ratogi N Y May 25 Amorican Conucss of Liberal Reli- ¬ Fob 0 Congressman Georgo W Honk of Dayton O in Washington gious Societies organized in Chicago with Row Feb 28 Ex U S Senator J W McDlll In H W Thomas as president Creston la aged 00 June 8 Rolvrt Bonner of Now York reMar 1 Ex Gov John C Downey of Cali- ¬ elected president of Sooteh Irish society at fornia at Los Angeles aged 07 Des Moines la Mar 20 U S t enntor Alfred H Colquitt June 11 C W Hazzara of Monongahcla Pa from Goorgta In Washington aged 70 chosen regent by supromo council of tho Raya Mar 28 Georgo Tleknor Curtis lawyer and Arcanum author in Now York aged 63 Juno 12 Ex Gov Goorgo P Wetmoro olect Apr 13 David Dudley Fiold lawyer and ed by Rhodo Island legislature to U S sonato writer In Now York aged 00 Juno 13 A C Loring of Minnesota olected Apr M Senator Zobulon B Vance from oi isniionai Association or Millers a C B resident North arotina at Washington agod 64 hlcago Apr 10 Lx Gqy and Ex U S Senator Juno 21 Qen A S Webb of New Yorl James M Harvey of Kansas near Junction eiecteu presiueni oi tno Army or tno Kfltrn City Honry S Ives tho Napoleon of at eoncora in u finance at Ashovlllo N C aged 20 June 22 John A Leo of St Louis Apr 20 Acting governor G 3 N Morton of prosldcnt of Commercial Travolors Wyoming ntChoycnno association at muwuukcc Apr 21 Ex Gov W B Danlols of Idaho at Juno 27 W W Trace of Illinol Tacoma Wash aged 70 nrosldent of National Ropublican 1 I Apr 27rrFx Gov N S Berry at Bristol N Denver Hs bbbCTk July S Tariff bill passed tho s ApinBiVJrUA S Senator Frauds B Stook fmirtrflpfi hv vntn nf 34 tn K1 Prfv RaBQKrJsttS briqgedf Ifjalomazooi Mich in Chicago aged murdoror of Carter H Harrison fo 3d CSEr Postmaster Geuoral Frank Button and sentenced to bo executed aI editor of Washington Post aged 48 San Francisco May 10 Congressman Robert F Brattan at fair atoponlnrt 2 1 10154cioed total since Princess Anne Md July 6 Albert A Stanley of Al May 14 Ex Gov A C Hunt of Colorado nt Mich olscted president or tho music Tcnnallytown uear Washington aged 65 national convention In Now York - Jday 10 William H Edwards of Ohio U S July 17 Bll allowing Utah tatoh by tho president 5 eneralconsul at Borlin Juifo l Ex Gov Charles E Van Zandt of Aug 3 Rev J M Clenry of J Rhodo Islnid in Brooklino Mass Juno 7 Ex Gov Rodman M Price of Now eiecteuatprcsinentoi uainqiio icu union bt Iaul Jersoy in Oakland Cal Aug 8 Ropubllo of II wi ii Juno 18- - William Walter Pholps statesman nizoa bv tho United St o and dlplomnt nt Englowood N J Aug 13 House of ravo Juno 20 Bishop W Porklns ox eenator of the Wilson tariff ill m vraevh Kansas nt Washington aged 53 - au is uoi winian Juno 9 Rear Admiral William Greenvlllo olooted eommonelor in chiefi TerapluUS N rotlrod nt WaKhlngtonaged70 Davonnort la Julyl-Ex-G- ov Edwin B Wlnans of Michl- - atAug- 27 Tarltf I 111 I gan neir HamOurg aged 68 Voars presidents slrrnrturo L Willi Ki July 22 Ex Gov Frodcrlql P Low of Cal- ¬ Vujr 23 Both houses ifornia nt St n Francisco ngodOJ sine dio 111 t5 Aug I Josoph Holt Judgo ndvocato goneral Sop 4 Urrnn V of tho army ut Wnshlngton ogod 87 Gov rarcfVosia Aug 5 Ex qor Aus dn W Blair ot Mlchl U Cic Sity 10 gaii nged7J ytiu- - MM Aug 0 Judge Cnswoll Banott ohtofviustlco iteiituoity court oipueais nt Hopklnsviiie ahnfinut AuSi CoMreHsmanacorco II Shaw at - offE 1 l 15-- -K ic 1 j jncr ial jui 1 0t 1 1 i 3iteoiology iiit 1 1 It i i i wm I r iil 1 sinlli i I i na w 1 1 I i 1 it i r -- T-in Ji 4-- lux 1 t Av AitWSBSffl nmM2MBKKam Im si rrsHn BHnRI rlsdHBH IBMBfl CilMMMril moininii jBWBI II ii- MfflHHl a TKSSSEaaBTH Ml W fTw h n0iiite1itfiftil mtvuv ww jmx wm i wr 11 Witk th Uriateoe ft a hnmn D9dwtfod D Friday Two i 5ifffca S ladita murderer had bia Ame illiiwwmmitl 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Meaves one son and three daughters to Dec 29 inherit his immense wealth ia reported from and Nrvou Dblllty f a Llvsr Trouble l 3 Years a S - tWMiM Mi J 9J CV - vl Grant Sartoris Mrs Sartoris Jia ywg Lwaa troublsiliwluilorpiilUrer kldaer X rt t j f f MyiJitJ if It f jj wH Mrs Cleveland has given notice probably thoroughly satisfied with trouble aadoflrVousdobltltyaad waa iv Hsiv iA n A Hslpless Invalid W rr that she can t except any mvitatiouB her experience with a foreign hus i to society events until further notice band and is willing this time togive haTd bMntaklug ITodos Sarwparluafortrea I t ifeJlgJSf J Mr achance to one of her owncountry rf Itwaa an old timo nhristmnfl nftfirJ men iDearine u numo uiucn less men- f i rfui 7ij3i jiu rtjy nv for Hoods KargaparllU I have reoom a mr j-n 1 ji1j allfWKh onow and sleet and jingling sounding than that of the worthless r sleigh bells and the mercury down English dude she married some fif-lo zero teen years ago while her father was tnfiadud4t to all my csishborsasd several of a Uiera are uIdr Hoods Sarsaparllla with Rood Mjin the White House ii remits I am 03 years old find feel better than Z CZf 7 xhe amended Carlisle currency did at 0 Mks E Wadb fitonnwall Tenn rbill will be voted on Jan 8 and Hows Thlsl Hoods Pills act easily yet promptly and Snenkfir Drinn rjivb if will x rr rinss flift it - i n n tvva onorune raunarpa joiisrs efficiently on the liver and bowels 25c c Gift v I HmaanmanBMamiHmnnBiHnHB House Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot ub curea oy nails Uatarrb The last week of 1891 will be ro- - Cure GUARANTEED CO Props Tole- POSITIONS f tnembered bQ one in which there P J CHENEY under reasonable conditions Do not say it do 0 cannot be done until you pend for free J 30 were no cases of sunstroke in Hop IV We the undersigned have known pane catalogue DttAUOUONS IliAOTT kinsville GAL 11U8IXESS COLLEGE F J Cheney for the last 15 years and Shorthand- Typewrltlnc andand School of Telegraphy 1IHWHI1IW Wedding Rings made to order any eize shape and quality Diamond EngageirieritRihiriest believe- him perfectly honorable in all NASnVlLTiKTiCNS i WEEKS by Dranghons method of teach and most beautiful on the market The Republicans arc figuring it busiuoss trarsuctions nod financially ing book keeping Js equal to IS WEEKS by tW r r when they have carried Ken- - able to carry out any obligation made old method more monev 111 the interest of Its oat that It exoends by their firm busiEmployment r xuciiy iuis year unu ugaiu nexi year West Iranx Whloesalo Druggists ness colleges Department than halfnsthe in the south take in tuition WEDDING It ia strongly endorsed by Rankers Merchants ihey will have earned it twice Toledo U and practical book keepers all over tho United tuition Cheap Walding Kinnan Marvin Whole States Reasonable rates of COit Presents Souvenirs Rewards MedalsTOrnamonts forall occasions OeadcXW-tierSfox board Open to both sexos students past sale Druggists Toledo Ohio year representing 80 States and Territories Two hundred populists from all Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- ¬ It has also prepared books for parts of the country held a meeting nally acting directly upon the blood HOMK STTJXV LATEST DESIGNS IN you write 60 days SILVER HAIRPINS iu St Louis last week and issued an and mucous surfaces of the system sent onwants trial WhenFDbaghon explain your Address J Irest BELT BUCKLES address to the public and adopted a fnee 72c per bottle Sold by all Nashville Tenn Druggialn Testimonials free string of resolutions H H S KliBITT 0 V JONES Herb at TJnstl AD DORICOIJBT W o8oob Dont Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your numerous Hopkinsvillo friends At the instance of a number of ij The Ailensworth SKEERITT JONES Life Away nnsinnnoT b viiuun l S TIT r II Messrs wviiiwvwmi Forbes their customers vy ot unamrajenara vaaiarJoanaaurtne Paper Hangers a dook about House Sign and Decorative v iaiaraja ot jiysore win uepainea to The truthful startling tute or guaranteed Bro have put in a full line of the Painters and the only harmless Attorneys at Law tobiicco liablt learn that he is dead Diphtheria is cant use No curehac If you want to quit and famous granite ware and never break Bracea tin nlcntinlipd to HOPEINSyTLtEJ -- XENXUORY Eoplrinsville L m6Tja iiJm mImSI Jug uihrTitJcwP mcome poisons Also a big given as tne cause Ot UlS aeatU DUt a nerves eliminates weight and vigor maices- steel cooking vessels men gain strength PostOffice South side Court House guar solicit more probable theorV IS that he was tlvo cure or money refunded Sold by It 0 stock of tinuare Their self pouring We anteed your patronage Satisfaction ant Refer Bank of Hopklnsville Planter Grainers and Paper Hangtrs Glvo us aoall should need Bank end Fr t National Bant choked to death in an effort to pro work in our line Books at drucctsts or mailed free Addres coffee utn is attracting a great deal Offlce on Ninth Street opposite Gaither Sbecial attention civen to coiloc hemedyCo Chicago otfice 4 TheSterlln of attention and is s6llinsj rapidly nounce his own name 8th Street tionn Collins Old Stand Wests Tobacco Worehouso Hopklnsville Ky Randolph St New York 10 Spruce St MV- What bettor resolution for to dav Washington 0 1 a than k determihalion to take the that Fir8tAsaistant Ppama8terFrank V The efftts of Hoods Samparllla la ayV KAA hTe been truy jnwTeJoas It far Bwpuiei H Jones is ib marryMrs ftellib my otberaitdlctne Iiavo em taken For l iiENTUCKiAN during lSyol awrpf HooiAC LpwhMass efr Suffering Endd by pva mm BANNER mmmmmmm J i fe if A hbubbimbi V Ml r ibhhibbi OIA ri - I ri T i v i u- -wrvkw 41 vi f fr T CTPI cECJrf 5 iTCSrr - B jit ii ij V 8Mk iV- vf r rrf r oMm eoaittf j t j 1 Lf -- IriM J Cm1 I I 5 fV Si I S - o 1 J 1 V m V4 A U fi Hoods 3xf s mii i- T I ZM I FACTS Best 1 Spectacles on PRESENTS EattrP H-Wf- f Exices tliat Talk T JFine Watcli Gh YATES nderson Ky 1 Work Xianxoiid Settixigfjand T 1 7l 41 I 1 W LfQRy Iv it 0 I a hA Ai ii i-- 5 v--- if 23 V ii I I have now- moved into the M Baptist feape Bdldrg m 4 lately purchased and remodeled especially for a Pnrni tare store I will from this time on foe fonnd in my Com modions New Quarters with a full and fi i H n ft 5 ofjyi OMPLETB STOCK OP FURNITUR1 aND UNDERTAKERS SUPPLIES JP1H va m UOP tii j- r X E- l r T cI AH i V in irhMrmJ lKV 71 u m V Vh 7 XJlliit J fSi a 4 1v lt rrC T 7V3tell fP X A L 14 Irli UBH rnri t v vt trt 3ft yfWith the beginning of the year my late prtiietsMX Ths F Collins retires from the flrn and I will eonduet t mv stand the business alone Remember Vr uf-Cv1 XK m I I J J j i 5 13 mpj v i v- r r t i 5 v al-- 7 ist If KI M urch Building v rs Cor Main f rs TT V AV r t iL L V7 o a 5 k- mn - J 1 ZlA v v iMfs r f sx a r v lai-xl- v wiar3-WK-4r-ii-Tiie- 2y r HV7BHB IBHIBK IMiBW ii JJ v 2 H1V vOSSiitlf fiaaawf Jt iifrfj r7 va--- in SH r TlBHHHfiB ABHH U VTrJiAirW- t- - J wi- - p r avxxW aw iV V w in JSrttWBl5kl 1 t v 3 W I VK r I JMWWi MgjiifiBiili i ilMiil TcMlr SfiliWWiSttSPW mnmvri i r J lijgFUlrtliMltflilM inlffm -ywt iTM SSSSBSeBSSS T siu mminnnMQi AlBPTOWwr r ff1 3ESS23C j w W l r L si Winn If wipw u i- SR im Ltmad IOTHING BUT NEWS TOUMO IN f 1 m hum wwuwnrur Many Itmi at flftiefrtut Miw Ktie MoGoodwinorBoUu Gre6nfs- vUitingMlMJiftrkjtylw a j jaowara omiiu tr wuw we THIS former AUdilor drdpjd dead df heart diseautaftelfeikiag a bath t i f ot Buy it X 51 The e rr ar iwiiL onrbl Stat6r4iVi v vu V jiTmgsion county went ury oy ivo r jt li 4AA ad R ri cCaugllnllfiftteiestirWtKebardWare rtl house of Winfree imp Qtyand willreprewatfMr Aria WY d J WCi Vi 1 J Col Breckeuridfiremade his debut Trt t BeubefiRight killed a hog recent- - as a political lecturer at Wheeling last weeauu iuo bbcouu iiiguopojie lyJbat weighed 400 pounds1 in Cincinnati at which place f60 of Born to the wife of Mr R preen y Bickman of Casky a fine boy Fri his box receipts were attached by local He is booked to appear in parties l day morning Memphis to morrow night and in Tho president has approved the Jan 8 actjkiug theShiloh battlefield a Nashville Comet Pile lieeieHy Cures natidltt maitaryrittk u jiPKSBISSKf PP i fc - llf aKound OlSsl Heating Stove and get the 1 X KNOWLEDGE V Debs will bin toervZouiliiis M V 5 Among the contributors to the Cen turyf of January are Prof William Sloane Arthur Sherburned Har- ¬ dy Florence Earle Coates Florence Timothy ColeF pCiscollM Marion Crawford Noah Brooks Katharine Cee Bates Hiram S Max- ix Helen Gray Cone Eichard Mal- ¬ colm J6hnson DrHermann MBiggs and others Tho artists include Cas- taigne and Pape whose Btrjking illus- ¬ trations of the Napoleon are attract ¬ ing attention Bacher MetcalfiDrake Wiles and others besides reproduction of Napoleon works by eminent Erench artists The subjects have a wide range and include Napoleon The Bonaparte Scenes in Canton Armor of Old Japan anecdotes of public nieiiin Washington- - during Festivals in American war timos Dutch anJ Colleges for Women American art Maxims new flying ma- ¬ chines stories of life in Italy Englaud New York and Georgia the work of Tho New women in publio life Treatment of Diphtheria the Pass Pestilence etc And last but not least Tho Century continues to present beautiful examples of the work of American wood engravers includ- ¬ ing T Johnson Tietz Chadwick An derson State Davidson and Timoth Cole the example of Mr Coles wor oeiug tne ueaiuuui -- jrortrait oi young Girl by Govaert Flinck J ¬ ¬ I 7 S K r win lei mm out o uiy o SlaughteraVilleJwillvote on prohi- bition Kgbf uary 3d It is thjoKgeneiral opinion that she will go dry ri xne jaoyie xoney contestiinaa toeen set Xor hearing February 4th by the State Board of Contest at Frankfort Thos W Keerie the tragedian has lost his voice at Sacramento and canceled his engagements for this mtn i Last Thursday evening Miss Daisy Wood entertained a few of her friends in honor of the Misses Gill of Clarko villo Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal- enjoyment when rtehtlv used The many who live bet tor than others and enjoy life more with1Jess expenditure Dy more prompwyjj adapting the worlds best products to the neods of physical being will atteat the vaiucto healthof the pure1 liquidj laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form moat acceptable and pleas antto the taste thorefreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect lax- ¬ ative effectually cleansing the system dispelling colds headaches and fevers nnd tiermanentiv curing constipation It has given satisfaction tu millions and uj iuo uicmuu mec wim me profession because it acts on the Kid- neys Liver and Bowels without weak ¬ ening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance Syrup of Figs is tor sale by all drug¬ gists in 50c and 1 bottleB but it is man ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only whose name is printed on every package also the name Syrup of Figs and being vfell informed you will not accept any substitute if offered EEIITECZE Vu celebrated i SPtfllAL PRiceS TO SCHOOL HOUSES AND GHURGES COAI4- NEVER BREAK They fcan be closed up so as to keep fire 24 hours Will burn either hard or soft coal Hull Lin of Tin and Granite Ware and Hollow Ware uijvvi Pocket knives and Razors The largest stock ever brought here Shot Guns liifles and Pistols Doors Sashes and Blinds Paints Oils and Glass Lime Cement and Lath Flooring Siding and Ceiling wagonsBuggiesand casts Mantels Grates and Hearths Nails Locks and Hinges k Sim Coy the notorious Republican by Pres- ¬ ident Harrisons pardon is dead Fr C Nunemacher has offered S500 for the Southorn Magazine minus it3 37000 of debts and the magazine may bo in a shape to shortly resumo publication Georgo Du RTaurier has granted to A M Palmer tbti right to dramatize his new book Trilby Tho play will be arranged by Paul M Potter and produced in the near future At Silver Lake Oregon a horrible holocaust occurred on Christmas day tV At a Christmas tree festival a lamp m expjedjn a room containing 125 people and 41 were killed and 15 in- ¬ jured h the panic that ensued JVIiss Clara Bonte entertained a number of her friends last Thursday evening at her homo on South Virgin ia street in honor of Miss Mamye Perlee of Henderson who is her guetj It proved a most pleasant affair Dudley C Logan who was found shot through tho head in his back yard at Lexington was not murdered as was supposed at firot It lias turned out that he committed suicide on account of heavy debts he could not pay Maj L P Gross the restaurant man in the Kentucky building at tho Worlds Fair last year who sued the commissioners for 5000 alleging a violation of his contract has lost his suit Chancellor Edwards at Louisville has thrown the case out of court Mr John Pickford has been ap N at pointed agent for the L Casky and has taken chargo of the duties of the olHce -- Although a N young man he is old in tho L service having filled the place of agent for the company at Empire foreeveral years and also for some time at Providence Last weeks blizzard extended far into the South and Florida got the coldest wave on record The mercu ry stood at 14 at Jacksonville and 18 nRlnwnrf Tanma Great dumace to S3 the orange crop now about half gath as tar aown as ered is reportea Tennessee the thermometer reached the zero point It was bitter cold all otr the country and the sudden drop came as a complete surprise to MDjSftnose Woo were predicting a very ti S mua winter Mr Bailey Waller has purchased t ithe interest of his partner Mr Collins and husmoyed his stock of furniture into his new quarters in th old Bup- tist church bifilding- recently pur It i cnaBocLDy mm ana remoaeieaespeci- There i p i ally for his ioccup-jj-fcueciueu suiuiujf ui uiisiwbb iu iuo rapidly improving squares Bouth of linth street and Mr Wallers now stand orf the corner of Main and r Eleventh streets whU soawwhat on iept out of the penitentiary politicianaf Indianapolis who was REPORT OF THE CONDITION OP THE Fifst - Sational RESOURCES Foro tMimrrf ir ho Bicycles at cost JEIC3 m Bank iwiiiniuii inmmniiiimiini minim iim imiiiiim hi r uihiuiiimiiuiimtaeanaaJiJMiAmi-LutauABKmmmKm-imtmmmmmmiim- At Flophinsville Ky at the close of business DEO 191894 84230 50 812200 JG00000 2080 00 Loans and discounts Overdrafts secured and unaccurpd U S Bonds to lecuro circulation Premiums on U S Bonds Stocks securities etc Banking house furniture and fix ¬ tures nthnr Tpnl qtatn and mortuaccs owned Duo from National Banks not He- servo Agents Due from State banks and bankers Due from approved reserve agents i Checks and other cash items Vitalia Liver Pills Take Notes of other National Banks ourreney nickels and cents FraotnlMoney Lawful reserved in bank viz WOTiqK United Lecal I want every man and woman In tho Whisky npecie tender notes 1300000 States interested iu tne Opicm and Keuemption fund with U S Treas- ¬ bablta to have one ot vaj books on these dl urer 5 of circulation eases Address B M Woolloy Atlanta Go Box 382 and one trill be sent you free Total 418205 100728 200000 8 125 CO 1362120 230953 4280 00 42569 e5H on Boys and Childvns For this weeh WE will surprise There is nothing s nicer for a Christinas present than a nice Our CSLATJG HTE1R Clothing has been going on for a week close buyers by rubbing the prices SALE SLOWER na 2180500 72000 20248921 G4TTTT We u JAPAN BURIALS IN ANCIENT Times Which nas rractlco of tho Ola Bocn IUscontuturd JPrior to the year 040 A D the Jap ¬ anese had one of the most horrible burial customs that can bo imagined that of burrying1 the immediate friends and retainers of a prince or other par- ¬ son of note in a standing position around the potentates grave and leav ing them in tho earth up to their nocks to perish of thirst and hunger says tho St Louis Republic Tho custom can- ¬ not bo said to have been general as late aB tho date given fof- tho Japunese records prove that in the time of the LIABILITIES 0100000 Capital stock paid in Ib2203 Surplus fund Undivided profits less expenses and 6220315 taxes pad 144CO00 National bank notes outstanding 915 00 Dividends unpaid Individual deposits subject to cheek 11000510 I Thos W Long named bank do sojeinuly swear that the above statement la true to the best of my knowledge and belief Tjios W Lono Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th day of December 1891 Correct attest Walter Kelly Not Pub Geo C Lpo Directors Jno P Fbowsb Jno Moayon Money AVanted are also malting startling prices on all our new stoch ofJPTJlRN-ISHIISFG- GOODS and Eats Call and let us show you through Clothing All wool suits - tl our immense stoch Stete of Kentucky county Total 20243924 of Christian ss Cashier of thq above y Furnishing Goods Suit all wool Under 99c wear Nice laundred shirt --ODD PANTS 11 135 150 Genuine Fur 175 Eats 75c Good wool hat a W U U 50c Emperor Suinin 9730 B C the burial rites of royal personages were so modi fled as to partially abolish former cruelties Spenkiwof ayoung brother of Suinin who died and had Wb retinue buried standing aiound his grave tho old record says For many days they died not but wept and cried aloud At lust they died Dbgs and crows assem- ¬ bled and ate off their heads The em- ¬ perors compassion was aroused and ho desired to change tho manner of burial When the empress died soon after the mikado inquired of his officers if something in the way of a change could not be suggested and one proposed to make clay figures of men and bury them as substitues That this did not entirely do away with the former custom is proved by on edict issued in the year 046 A D the date given first above which forbade tho burial of living persons around tho graves of noted persons and provided a penalty for further adherence to tho awful rite for 1 00 Wanted to borrow 280C on unincumbered improved city property worth 6500 Call on Garnett Moore Agents To armed and equip- ¬ ped for the winter campaign with an enormous stock of Dress Qoods Silks Trimmings Wash Fabrics and Cloak ings Cloaks Wraps Gloves and Blankets Lace Cur Handkerchiefs tains Upholstery and Underwear People I am thoroughly te r New stylish neckwear Odd pants u iust from Aew Yorh Stetson hats - - lj00 - 15c Nice stiff hats new --179 Jf8c style Co 19 199 125 75c PelreeCo Petree Sf Petree Co jiil ii iyr ps 4 Storm 0 verco I of Hi 1 ii y gresspaueed a special act authorizing the United States- consullaiMaiiteazas Cuba to swear hita lnas vice jweidni at about the hour When Pkrsewaiitalc ing the oath of office at Washington Ac- This arrangement was carried out to a tWfcUUQOIlll9UiU W VU10 liUUtlOLi dot and ajinfedat a nlkvbuameHfiJooatioD The church plantation epitheday on one lOfbehigheet hilla j buildiflff Bob b9n rowodeledjaud fit- - of MantaBa7Mk King was BadijYioet pre8itentroftheitIpitdSat8ainid the W UU UBUOUiOTI TOOK THE OATH ABROAD WUllam Harm KlnCi Who Was Running Mato rrltb Franklin Fierce William Rufus King born April 6 1786 died April 18 1853 was a vice pres ident of tho United States who never served in that capacity and ona who took the oath of office on foreign soil something which can bo 6aid of no other executive officer ejected by the people of this country King was an invalid says tho St Louis Republic but his friends urged him to take sec ond place on tho ticket with Pierce in Both jwero elected but Mr 1852 KingB health failed so rapidly that h6 wdb forced to go to Cuba early in 1853 some two and a half months before in ¬ auguration day Not having returned to theJJnlted State- - by March 4 eon Oar pets Rugs Floor Oil Cloth and Mat tings Gents Ladies and Misses and Childrens Shoes and in fact every conceivable line of goods required to constitute a wvww AND mWvwvwwwWWV Hem Siin at FEIOIS that you can afford to buy at ft Are just the things for this kind of weather and are selling them First Class Suits and Overcoats Dry Goods Store are HALF PRIG Big cut in Cloaka and Wraps Big cut in Gents Ladles Misses and Childrens shoes Furnishings and Hats are f 1 V i AD 9k I ain v v era leU ii chouse MJonvefiiently arranged and solemn 4iVayav3lf conDiosdedwUl be with ypu of tie ereoteA Who Jut i- - ToonilaKilllyou Vwearnwitlj requested to cell Prepared to five the people some bargains dont miss them j 3STET r n w tlome Now rr tt Ik COST I TY B m M S H PnKWW gooiiyirf1896 iYL wr JumKKnmujuMnqww tfc faioiii r meaatire hi looperjtj duruMf h tegV rwtLf uWofhieowirbumitt Wi Xiaf ftf r s ffVe itefe a1 seabledtowfCbesrthoupique speeta ela Tia President Kfnsf treturiied to dvi i rv iPt9w remahawe pltkioW i MU mil mlift- - ThTTlirii L rr j MMWJiWlUi j IT i T M 9B Tl i B m k m l i i V 3 iMM HeM Kt ev r4 V K V fiirsmEmmu mua jkss A i Yjw IS i f J vvi 5 S ipat Sfm iprttUoe cwtipnia tiOPKmSYittE KENtTOJltlAK JANtTABY M te 4 Ht e w4 i V mm R-- O siJiHr tv atot lue ep wnium ti Owen1 Hmnit rttvuurrrt f rn tl - fi REIGIS IS OVER ra i tin H l j Chu Av JW4UU0I CM1 TTnltM Order of i0 Psltovte wrjinOctttirilirt annaartonvcnilon lit Boston olcotaJ Jniaa Afc trClitIri 6cieH4Iriv lrim From 1H - a nrcirdont ot Unitwl Brotherhood of Cap- X41otra tters anilJolnors ntIndlwioU3i OtMiHfi Xlmt A Meilne sqcioty Tcnnrwee tet f uecu or tne ArafttK tn w ivivn iiupicu til- -urenvuio l m jjoucu in jwtmuau cHimot jkvhh a ltusii -r f Kefr Yprt qlectW 3p ATtAST - I Ltrai le TBHANUOOE lSeerel SUWlllUUb VUUUUllUiUUi tlUl A i H r n vdXrom the s t TLipijXpOlMrDiclq Liipryn3Ped And hlkf p i itRCii J TvSHANDOCKFear UI J u a V WlLCflSj felon t BtodsvJUo ind J J P OHefllitOft oatfo oiectea prosuicni or American sumterA Busooiatjon m session ni iBitimt Nov 6 Election roiurns save MpYibllcanTMa loritlRs In Iaw York New Jehsev Coniwctf 1 hrf I K l t UK1 Oct 20 Cunardorstcamshlp Lucanin crossed tho Atlantis in 5 days 7 hours nnd 23 minutes Nov 1 Worlds record lowered at San Jose al by Senator L trotting four miles in 1012 Nov 2 At Chllllcotbe O John S Johnson icycllst rodo tho ono third talla In 0322 5 o mow worlds record Nov 0 At Cblllicothor O Cyclist Johnson one third milo in 039 jrodo standing start and a oro half mllo In 055 I b new records 15 Joo Patchon paced o mllo on half Nov mllo track at San Antonio Tex in 208 new reeord Nov 10 Ooorco Kloinman champion Amer- lean wing shot defeated in Chicago by Dr fCarveriAt Loulsvlllo John S Johnson low fsVerod worlds blcjclo record for mile standing Tistart to 160 3 5 Nov 21 Wheelman Johnson lowered the record at Loulsvlllo Ky of mile flylDfr startSneclal tram over thb Ponnsvlto 147 3 5 van 13 roKU vovcrcu u rauus m iui miuututw Nov 84 At Loulsvlllo Ky John S Johnson rpoftl to 3W4 5Aalo I4ttlt vlwon In S veang sorki of Yule llarvard fcot- ball gamog at SprlngdeUl Mass 12 to 4 oycllst Nov 27 v taciI mllft John Fen8overY In J 62 2 5rodo uo- jatBuffHlpN 1M- r- A1 f rtM l jh from Nfew Yoilt to SnFrpn h could vralXMay tfandiniaiihtDoqcrabef J Uco between Dec j At ictliananosw Aujugt a- - uwao j rofla MC milo j iaBiWIvnewcprd Ivcjt wico broke Do billtatidfl the an worlds rour6itii sltor biricd runriaa lS24ppil u tbCD3jl rt or W vi iy M perimented with hot and cold balha sae and k thousand other things tried all - TJ2 King Rheumatism without avail IB mTArrMKR JAS WST j fno teovernor Mississippi South Carolina Ken still ruled supreme making the life m ituoky Toxas Florida Alabama Louisiana of its subjects a perfect inferno on ifrago umeqdmetit dofeated In Kansas by 31176 onrth The first real step toward m majority-j conquering rheumatism was made by m Nov a ucn iiusseu a Alger or Detroit anomincht Canadian Mloh electod in Pittsburgh president of the Dr Williams m National Walt association o S33r 1 discovered that tho Nov 0 Brig Gen tycGook appointed major physician who T j JC ti iqi general iri V S army to supceod Gon Howdrd pnmecau8e of rheumatism could bo ift retired Acting upon lit traced to the bldid Nor 14 tton crowefsortranlzed at Mont U gomery Alannati6iaIiissbplatlon tdt proteov tuib luxury uu jjiluuiou uuu J uuup 5 won oi ineir lnioresis Nov 0 Frances Ji Willard reoleoted prosi pounded a prescription which hevused III de- - Hi SWJEDE jaont of National Womans Christian Tempor with the greatest success for a num- ¬ Janceunlon in Slst annual session in Cleveland r This prescription is m O Sovereign reolertod general ber of years James It BAISTITE vio Zi master workman of Knljthts 6ffLdlbr inces now known a Dr Williams Pirik islon at Now Orloans fJ People and is known Nov R7 JohnT Morgan dem reelected to Pills for Palo U S senate from Alabama throughout the land as one of the 11 Deo 8 National conforenco for good city most powerful of our remedial agents KY HOPKIMSVILLEL teovornraentrojtat Allnnoapoli1 in H 11 Lonor houso of congress passed a J Doe The effect of using Dr Viliams After 40 years experience we feel confident that orders entrusted Hill mill amending the Interstate commerce aot to Pills for rheumatism was pi to us will be executed in a skillful ana artistic mannofcGlj- permit of railroad pooling by vote of 1C8 to 110 Pink m Chief Justice Dalo of the supremo court of brought to light lately by a Ohroniclo T- C HANBEIiY hJntio Trti f fitio TkOM f M P SHRYER Tiaori Oklahoma decided colored children must bo reporter who interviewed John FerrC Ex Qov nllowod to ntten J white- schools frillman elected United States senator from guson of 7039 South Broadway St TWR F M WHITLOW Is our Solicitor for work South Carolina Deo 13 National Civil Servlco Keform Louis who had been a sufferer with tI peifS3snf3SSKfpMTiM m league In session in Chicago re oieeteu Carl the incapacitating disease Shurz as president No man knows it all of course he 17 John McCrldo Deo eleoted at Denver president of American Fcdoration of Labor says but the man whose judgment Indianapolis was chosen as headquarters prompts him to have a supply of Dr Props Williams Pink Pills in the house SlORWNO Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh Jan S3 John S Johnson of Minneapolis boat knows a heap IK tnllo skating record at Madison wis tlm Those piilsr ho coutiuued have OiSUf flying start Jan E5 in prize flght at JaoksonrUlo Fla proved of great benefit not only to Corbctt of California knocked out Mitchell of me but to my wife Strange to say 1 Cend JPer Copy J Careful attention given to sampling and selling ail tobneco consigned to tEnlnnd In third round we both suffered from the same ail2 Jonn S Johnson broko worlds H Jna us Jjiueral acivanges on tooacco in store tfooa quarters for teams v 6 Cents week tnllo skating record at Cleveland O time ment although my wifes condition nnd teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed 4104 0 3 Johnson loworcd sbatins record for was much worse than mine Neither Feb week Cents 10 P20 yards at Montreal tlmo 20 3 5 seconds rtyagVftyJFMBTtmiiiumgtaaiiwuw wjMmjtmmvji VKmvB mvmsaimiMmvin we had Apr Ooli olubsqt season played by of us could sleopat night our arms rcaguo balli3j sharp shooting pains in National 26 Cents f W E RAGS DADE R E COOPER 3 M y 10 Petorson and Gaudaurin 0 mlo sides and limb and a vontiuuai ibculling raco for profcsloaals at AustlbvJLox Rum May 17 Gaulaur beat Peterson in profes ¬ soreness all over the body What we 4 5 Gents l sion il regatta at Austin Tox going the tine suffered from was nothing more or rallps in 02HGeorso Grifflths of London I completod trip around the world In 04 da5s II less than rheumatism At times my Cx REDUCTION IN RATE liours 0 minutes wife had to crawl upstairs on her May 0 Laskcr beat Stenitz in chc33 match at Montreal for worlds championship hands aud knees and as for me I Juno 13 E V Minor of lndlannpolls broko 1 117 worlds 10 mllo blcyclo record at Loulsvlllo would at night twitch and jprlr dejtfU KCT1 BJQITI flaking tlio run m iO 51 spite my utmost efforts to control myii mHi Juno - Van Wagoner lowered record for 12 We suffered thetoiture I think tmllo handicap blcyclo load raco going the dis self fcvkfc 13 at Looltport N Y An of the damned mSt1 itance in 3 LI In lrt Juno 21 Arthur Zlmmorman tho American Ieoufes8 it was with some mis rlder won international blcyclo raco at Flor- ¬ ence Italy -givings as to the efficacy of Dr Wil Juno 23 Roy El Santa Anita owned by Lucky Baldwin of San Franciscowon Amer ¬ Jinma Pink Pills that I bought a box ican dorby at Chicago In 230 4 but we look back with a great deal of June 30 Harry Kllng walked 723 miles from pleasure to the day when the box was NowOrloans to St Louis In 11 davs 5 hours Special attention to sampling and selling tobacco Liberal advance- ¬ July 4 At Paterson N J Fred Uoyco low- ¬ bought ered M mllo blcyclo record to S9i seconds ments made on consignments Our charges for selling Tobacco will remain Would you believe it In three July 14 In trial trip at Boston cruiser v J250 No commission Minneapolis broko nil records making 3 0u weeks the pains began to leave us an hour knots CONTAINING July 17 J J Corwln rodo on btcyolo from My case not being as severa as my New York to Chicago in 8V4 daya July 21 John F Warnor who left Chicago wifes I toon got well but it took ELABORATE LOOAL REPORTS DIRECT WASHINGTON NEWS January 23 to circumscribe tho globo without nearly three months DBforo Mrs FerIn dollar to pay hK nay accomplishol this FRANK EDiTORL CRITICISM guson could say that she was entire- Ci MPLETE TELEGRAPH SERV lloss than slk months ly free from rheumatic paiiiH paco at Cleveland O Of SPECIAL CABLE CORRESPNCE July 27 In INTELLIGENT BOOK REVIEW iRobort J made uovi record an avorago of flvo course I recommend Dr Williams heats being mado In207i CORRE0 MARKET QUOTATIONS LATEST POLITICAL GOSSSIP Julv i6 At Hcrno Lng Skorland bo it Pit k Pills to all my friends worlds record for 21 hour rld3 making 100 Mr ForgU3on is not alone id his IMPARTIAL DRAMAT MENTION HOUSE AND HOME MENTION S00 yards imilos July 31 Carl Neel of Chicago won tennis cspric nce His words are endorsed LIVELY SPOTNG HAPPENINGS HAPPY CHILDRENS PAGE Championship of tho northwest at Lake Mln by T A Campbflll an iron worker lEOtonka Aug 10 Titus and Cabanno lowered mile living on Chouteau avenue Ho hud More Reading Matter More Fun More Outlay blcyclo record at Minneapolis to 152 4 5 Aug 11 In match raco at Paris Linton rodo b3Pi afflicted with rheumatism 60 miles on blcyclo in I E8 50 Any one who suffered as I did has Aug 13 Whirligig lowered raco records for my hearifelt sympathy he snyp paccra to 210 at Torre Uauto Ind Aug 15 YV L Stlmal and Fred C Tuhrman Workirg as I did in a place subject Iovcred 200 mllo blcyolo record Buffalo to sudden and severe changes of temper 15 hours 2J minutes Erie to I Aug 10 Titis lowered competitive bioyclo ature was almost ulwsys suffering record fori mllo to 210 3 5 for 5 miles to J 10 from a cold One day 1 was seized Aug 17 bteamer Campania camo from Liverpool to Nov York in 5 days 0 hours 0 wirt chills and I had to leave my minutes Aug 31 Steamer Campania lowered cast work and go homo to bed ward record from New York to Quecnstown to My doctor ordered mo to remain B days 10 hours 47 minutes Than in Any Other St Louis Paper Sep 3 At Palmer Mass Allen Atkins in bed for at least several days nnd aged 12 lowered worlds record for blcyclo rid ¬ I followed his advice Somehojv or ing backwards half mllo to2133i you want the paper kindly order at above rates Sep 7 At Sprlntsflelfl Mas3t Titus lowered other I began to lose my previously 5 mllo fclcylo rooord to 10 35 good appetite a depression of spirits through Sop 12 At Terro Ilauto Ind Fantasy low ¬ t bur Ifocal Agents or your Postmaster or di- marcs trotting mllo lack of ambition n tired feeling aud ered record for in2oa 14 pven loss of memory followed reetly from Sop At Terro Haute Ind John R Gontry put stallion record to 2 03 in a raco couldnt keep my feet warm and my St amer Now York reached Sundy Hook usual ruddy complexion had uven frcra outbampton i OdaysThourstOmlnutoi Greatest Variety and are Received Dally bfj Sep 15 Georgo Caso won tho tennis eh ni way to n sailow hue plorshlii of Iowa Missouri Kansas nnd No TV r- With my family to support I bras i defeating J W Ueckwith at Kansas O JL JLJ Vy JLKZ3 J VJL City couldnt aiford to bo idle I atrur Sep 17 Worlds 5 milo competitive road rac gled against my feelings as pest I ing record lowered at Cliloago to 12CO Av Putsburgh H C Tylor ljwertd bicycle mllo coul but the best I could doeveri record on uno quartor mi o tiack to 202 Tittle Sep 1J At Calosbui Ill Directly lowered with tho doctors help was very Hearing of Dr Williams Pink record to S07 Sep 3 In raco at San Joso Cal Abdcll low PiIIrI determined totry them The ef f ered yearling trotting record to 223 ISTo- TV Sep u0 -- Nineteenth seaton of Nutlonal Base fects were nothing short of marvelous ball lcjguo ended with Baltimore at tho head They made me well and as a preAt ChilUcotco O 1 lying Jib lowered 0frS with a worlds mllo pacing rocord to ventive I tike them regularly They running mate are the best medicine I know of and 4 Flying Jib paced a mllo at Chilli Oct cotho O with runnlug raato in 5Sf as ouch my frionds hear me speak of Oct 5 William Ninons maro Quirt ran at Vallejo Cal two fastest heats on record the them first in 047H becond iu 047tf gamo Au analysis of Dr Williams Pink of the Oct 8 Fourth and deciding c aovon of the Temple cup sories between Now Pills shows that they are an unfailYork and Baltimore baseball cluts won by ing hpecitiu for such diseases as locoNow York The Socth Main Street Oct 11 Robert J won a pacing raco from motor ataxia partial paralysis St Joe Patchon at Sioux Cltv la In three heats Vitus dance sciatica neuralgia lheu- FURNITURE DEALER making tho last ono in 203 Oct 12 Online broko worlds record for mntit m nervous headache the after pacing an oshlbitlon mile at Sioux effects of la grippe palpitation of the J City la In 201 1C at heart pale aud huIIow complexious A Comploto and Beautiful Stock on Oct in Molrosa stnko for Tenn Impetuous trotted two heats all form i of weaknass either iu malo Nashville In 213 oqualing worldn raco record haid all at Out 17 At Hamilton Out Bicyclist David or female Pink Pills aro sold by son lowered rocord for tho quarter to 030 all dealers or will hi sent post paid Oct ll At Waltliam Mais Tyler out tho ou receipt of price 50 cents a box or 2 mllo standing start bioyclo record to 403 Oct 23 Cyclist Scarlos rodo from Chicago to 6 boxes for 250 they are never sold LOWEST Cash FIGURES New York In Odays 7 hours 30 minutes Oct 21 Albort G Harding oycllst rodo 101 in bulk or by he 100 by Bddreshiug On straight miles at St Louis In 437 4 5 CMJ Company courso at Buffalo N Y John S Johnson rode Dr vVilliams Medicine Schenectady N Y mllo on bioyclo In 85 2 5 ta Wyoming Mdfoiu for 9V- FfOPKlJSyiLBt iernal and internal uw Un bfebn pfo- W icutt Massachusetts Jjow Usmpble Rhodaiinpjlnnlnialora clilmeu a ecu let room PpiasCWs inea nani rlnlfv Island Delaware PennaylVantaanh Dako 1 mecii ifll prJfoesionl XT Ai i1 i iJQX t driw I aniipliefl Uy or nlglii olnlnK KIOK WAITINS XOOM out bouta jjaitota Jfl IiAjnKS 8nelal r to Orimmsr-- OXJ Store SB32CSVIiIJXjB X iHKJAtfJMROOTJiKT3o frV yi - T33IXST2Sr tciweo WawUotnemerrsutl Oomratton Merchant it Wberl AdwwMa onohtuCQlu vjiJi uv oaiesraan Colorado uainornia Minnesota Utah Illinois Indiana giSPHiPtespipii pipS5pM SAMUEL HODGSON 6larksvilletenn ManufaotrirGv and Irrinorter oi I 1 GAITHER ISSIQK WEST n iTOBAOCO lll MJ I ITALIAN MAEBLE SGOTOH i I sirable EASTER andtke most MONUMENTS TABLETS and STATUARY And Prorjrietorst PLANTERS Warehouse 1 mi I EaCUNTl SC3T mrt-f-ei-rriril isSTTasii3spEips PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHRYER Try it for a Moiitli per 1 for Daily and Sunday per month for Daily per month for Daily and day per I for Daily ior Daily SSCopLfeinsyille V I 1 AG5DALE OO0P mhs Vt HOPKINSVILLB wj 15- The St Louis V mt hj Wf IIP fiirR SSW zm i bbMFW tix the cheapest n KT World 1 33eteutolis3aLecL frco-for-a- ll 1869 Tobacco Commission Merchants 1 CENTRAL WAREHOUSErSIopirLsrille 337 1 If can always be found in the 1 LOCAL AGENT ij J jB Qn Udi DrsxHe I XeleTolxorje 2 1 1 Jii j H DAGG r GQMTRAOTQR 1 htartd On MMII BalarieK now recvive from S7f to 12 per month Must be a good worker and furnish guOd references Ahf t deposit in 100 No Joan bank csh about quirepy It asked no inverfmeit MiuiV Secure a Position WANTED for office work on salary in most every country in the Mid ¬ dle Southern Western aud a few Of the Northern and Ettein Status a young lady or gentleman Those Ex from tho country bJso accepted Iti ftw pro porieiiiM not nK essen fer brginoers st n miuiII Hilary at first say from S25 to 30 pur mouth Bed rodm Suits 10 Mi fSv 1 up rN i rW iK 9 ANDDEALEBW f wT IjZ r BUILDER t vt 1 T aMar A Solid Qah m r Suit for l f i basn itifys Doors jm r v jv - ufij- ny hi hi r pi- - w itlK C Ceiling rfti tti iiii i j Mouldings ir r- av Vi lesr-Masters 6 r 8475 i i 5v iaviw i t h ftf alaried ind pernmiint position Uw tutKpne IB frirungiy enaorsei uy biftynyJ Addrus P O Box 433 cures Witalu n doubly- wn djjpker Ofi JJAmfa HI Co 1 Hj SandV ri Diamond c 8 Portland Cement p Ready k nit BoQitIhgi n dtP Htrfcwgth vantua sokLhxldiUirim bj A rtlu mm ezsa T K- W aA wfta S6 vt j 3 in r H ttO i r 4 hi7 iWmiWiF ViniBr mi limn iirai t1MnWHir jry Z f-y i An nn J i W nl i v I ih n - u iiifj n r 77 PRUN DOWN WITH TflT Ai 4U tHll Annerson -- bAIIMJiill at Law lK nVCfREWRTA jl 4 Jr aJ m M jsjjl m Bwlit Tl p ka iutorestSntr article on iasdrdhia in the Naiiciriftl KYlew giVeaa nevf inoory lrrxegwru Wl prevailing bhii ctMm U rr A Ki Anxiety UUlH irv At torneys JJanK or uopjunaviijo Ker QiVBanktndtffrJt WatlonftlJBiink tKiJSrLA mi votifSbfltlisido Court Houm social atteutioa a STOMACH s Llvera MD HEAET AJTECTED ay Th hjry J that fatigue rod early predilectionis cn6ed a prejudice uotain the brincell 8ctin thewmo against Indians iAnfcw afriend 61 the yy davlng race Jt cauie abput in n tho acTtyiTy of IhlTcfiemical adtlbn e- totlTalUI Hcrrrptfee A Woman on the yefll da whose sJW WWltf Dylnjr ef imJntHmvromiii y SQU TRApEMARK k 3 K iu CbnensedN6Wrr Stories J riaatetv t i given to couec JflTKlH0VirjwfKi v v wTitv MBHrasifrm WlKKAOTVJaSVV Almpt ill Despair WfJS JiTIWMWCtoXrtjc FkfeBB WANBRy fcJBELL i CURED ByTaklrie a great suf- - Bat llnally txyeen the Wood and tho brain cells Qulot and itiiiiterrupted lcep depend largQiyJ6iJ twp conditions tho acfclVo state of tho brain and the relatively small riHantity of iblood circulating through1 the vessels According to tho h ouotcdiRuthontv ft AYERIS PILLS For mteOn Clii a ycarilas o Practice in taaCburta of Christian and ad joining countiwbp qiy ftiint fruiiairituourc square uwair o v iiixiji i fill a JASijMSEY DAiflKT I lstd the skill of maily doctors but of vrw whraa and worse until I became OS aWak icoiildOt Valk pfty yards witpup liaymg to sit uown and rose My c Btornach llyef and heart became affect- - g cdand I thought would surolytlio I tried Ayers rilis and they noiped mo o right away I continued tliclr uso auS g irfl now ontirclwcU 1 dont kuowof 0 anythlhBtthat will bo aulcklr rellovooJ arid ciltoMfao tcrrltto suffering ot dys g pcpslfti as Ayers Tills John C riilTCnARD Brodle NYarron Coj N 0 of -o v V in thnibrain wo awaken pr if thorgjU a siirplus we cannot sleep at all prfpn tho vooniraryi after a period of wakc- fulneSB a storage of slecp lnduolng mattertiW effected which when suf iiciently accumulated tends to djowsl sufficientSttuiount il wakefulness iajan Xe of it is trcnerated tji rtnA ness 01K jOANSLER JiTOBNEY CANSLER KY VltiPRINSViMiE to ri Admitting this assertion to tits true narcotics arc the most mischipv- ous of resprtsi as thej mcrelj clog the hrain cells and dull the sensibilities ifi stead of assisting to that refreshing sleep which nloiio is able to restorcthei System to its normal condition At n Pinch 011U1U i l1- fcJ tf T 4 lS vho zine and the contracting pair bad many friends were in doubt as to A t t M uJ whether tlicrp would be room for tnem KOBBiven mgnust hwoiub- - o all Accordingly the young man called Afc THE WORLDS PAIR o IIow many will the upon the sexton o church seat lio Inquired Tho sexton OFFICE tfltth nd Main atrcota opposite ooooooooooooocooooooooos imHHniiMiMHimiinniimiMiiiijiiiinnm was silent for a minute or two evident CUT Court Boom ly engaged in a mental calculation 3333fiP50NB NO 5 W6 ell ordnarlly he said itll scat Directory Circuit Court bout three hundred but if somo sit Tbioo First Monday lni February term organ over term two with DR PRESTON THOMAS three weeks third Monday In May term three loft Itheir legs hangin three the guess itll seat hundred Monday In September we6ka first and ten SURGEON weeks PHYSICIAH V thoypplo i6ffer7bWlbeit bouhtle Christian andadjolnlng OpVicb Webori 3treet vAv n f v of Li i iri v 611 i t i i fiBir i Mfc Jl m Vr ik rS W H IIVUUUIJ u ffHB a r-st-- a o iw1 lltLi Office over Bank Hopkinsville HOPKINSVILLE KY KpIiOuisvillejKy Tlioy were playing a quiet rubber of whist and had called for a new deck of cards Ono of tho players was an old timer a card player of years of expe- ¬ rience and ho took up the old worn out pack and put thom on the window sill alH by K fJ HarawickHopkins fcpeclflofor dyspepsia indigestion ciumn tfr Throw them in tho fire said tho wjHdjDervou8 debility as any remedy I have ville aid Ed R Bogard Lafayette IB8nen 1U ijU tried It is an excellent -remedy for all vr and bowel trouble For weak and Ky young man who was his partner stomach throw a Wjhat said tho elder JBrK HBfc WAYNES wablUtatedwomonl think it Is a wonderful refflodysVAsa local application It Is a pack qf cards in tho firo Young man Rotation is favorable to the use of OINTMENTi prompt relief for piles cuts brdises and you dont know what you are talking Jtores ofaliklnds With my family ft a a all the elements of he soil WtJXM Jwithon Any Internal- Ii 3l maaiema nru remedy ff abbut I wouldnt do It for one thou- ¬ i llUBdinguseaald 4rfl I ttr MBift itch fcll UriDdoni a tht fkof2 sand dollars da jAtlanta W SlAr Prayer of the Nerves bantu seas Afl ltaTtnr Superstition was tho Why not ilSfHhi i ikln eler whit and haftlUtr y JW o tor ovi DOHi uy upifnimv t Burn a pack of cards and It has been said that pain is the BoM kj drorttiu or mdI by mul forOcu Addrtji Dr answer OermttuerCb Atlanta QBV AFE9 itfprayer of th nerves tor healthy they will never givo youanothcr hand Kb Wl Sold by R C HARDWICK biOiaV Tbtt paiits of Rheumatism and will mock you to tho last They are bad enough at best but you never puralgia DvHprtpHia etc have their FErxrimFB saw a gambler curse tho cards or abuse briKiii bd blood Theyere but them or burn them or otherwise ill causes whioh sniptpuiH Rmvo the treat them He doesnt daro to I pridvCH JhWn niili tjipyccaunot exisV SEVIR fAUS MW BISCWKT j A bow reliable aud quo reuer for uprv know a successful card player who Wrmeuej does Ur Kiugs RoYa TkeHedKemsiTecuuyorpaliiuliwih d t tr AHI9A Mow UhoUjbr over B9fr0 Kratioo did it IIo was dwelling on velvqfc iuh xrrLirii i S nut Vt rv uniK vvim uifqualfd iiase 7WT fnrltMratea ttisM ladle naatblr j3 auu jrues tt is cunr Ina year he was a beggar and IergMM Beware of Imttat toot Hams ithen 6 for 5 and Muffling wwm 51 papr asprboxdrtalOlj 8enl he noyer woniogaino worth rnentiqn I fJ o In iu itVt3ian UnBdredaoteuEv hai mM Mi plain vrdptxvHol4 Kprt alHb all druggists br itampt for parMouldni r- ia m OJ Jt ttMllothir tfouft- - ttt VT J MffcCUTlONj CJ vicagot IVh JLocal gentlemen after Its a whimgreen the lruvlta iiiuom rnuinllUL ini forever of the cloth of but re ii NotBjBbKfhe harrowJor making X tt 1 put u i n suiMif flV r spect it and they wont burn a pack of r R0JHBrdwick Br TW Vl It Vti 1i cards C Otf V n It f rrjf Iin ii tlfKI 4 n hU jj srmy rtn- - frn CV i auff--rer¬ f- before the counter I want to purchase a pcrspircr ho said hTa ladylike voice as tho clerk I liusiUIU weeks first Monday tn August torm two cunio up weeks flwt Monday in December term two A what asked the clerk weeks A perspircr repeated tho custom- ¬ er one of those he added pointing Offiice over Kellys Jewelry Store Cherry Pec- ¬ to what ho wanted t With a bottle of Ayers you mean a toral tho unrivaled cough cure aud Oh said the clerk HOPKINSVILTiB -Ky Ayers Almanac the best calendar sweater and ho sold him one at the A regular price ERRITT we wish you a happy New Year wjoeV H 4U blCERRlTT JONES Thorough breeding should bo acHoods Sarsaparllla acting through M V the blood reaches every pan of the companied by thorough feeding j 3ainter3 und Panor Hangers syslcin and in tins way positively During the LateWar Eopldnsviile cures catarrh Satlsfootlon guai contracted Files during tho war We Hollclryourpatrdnegej I In trausolautincr carry as much anteed Give us a call should need am that developed both into internal and huri Wh ll -r ffUIJLIlUUUillUO soil as possible with the roots Have doorpred com Old Stand - - 8th Street external tumors Physicians for 80 With most eminent Tho mo3t Rkilful combination of al- ¬ yoars without reilef I used Comet teratives known to pharmacy is Ayere ITEL- - HENDERSON Pile Hemedv the first bottlo of Coinet Sarsaparilla Pile Remedy gave great relief and I Entirely now ahd first class in al grew better until tho third Dottle n Olden rimes Excellent Sample Rooms cured me- respeqfs People overlooked the importance of C F Wolteb Glintoo Mo and geroco uncqualed in the eity permanently beneficial effeoifl and DoUblo Car Lino On satisfied with transient rBy constantly breeding from tho were no hat it is generally action known Klmdbeeb Propriotorfe bestsbmo improvement is made C R ic L but - lCy Heniiereon that Syrup of Figs will permanently t cure habitual constipation Imporlant to invalid Ladies people will hot buy other lax- ¬ V NATIONAL MUST Dr Kilmer Your Olive Branch is atives which act for a time but finiw worth its weight in gold evurybody ally injure the svstem here is astonished to see what a change w w graV pRd for the better it has worked in my KENTUCKIANS ENDORSE case haviug b6en nearly a total wreck SINTH8rKEAnMAIN h p SHAyikG 10 SHAMPOO- caused by womb diseaWhidden Mrs Sallie E S Charlotte Hurbor Fla ING 25 HAIR CUTTING C Hardwick t For sale by R 25cents Nothing but uretclaBQ work and all I make the prediction that it will It is better for an animal to move done in latest fashion take its place as the worlds greatest around than to stand idlo SATISFACTION GUARANTEED- discovery as it is capable of doing There is agood reason for the pop more good for humanity than any wheiTyou ularitv of Chamberlains Cousrh Rem Jas C Clarke Esq More Buza d of West Mon other edy Davis terev Clarion Co Pa say It has head Ky cureQ DeoDl that our physicians My wife says she has received could do nothing for We persuaded groat benefit from the use of the Elec them to try a bottle of Chamberlains Have your Photograph mado at Cough Remedy and they now recom- fropoise I bought of you some weeks mend it with the rest of us 25 aud since and feel sure that it will cure 50c bottle for sale by R C Hardwick her of a long standing case of rheu Hopkiusvilfe and Ed R Bogaid La ¬ matism NEVV STUDIO Money couid not buy it fayette Ky No 580 Fourth Avenup C W Wright Louisville from her Over Maoauleys- Theater be consider Ky Cats are beginning to ed consumption propagators All the money in Kentucky could not buy my Electropoise It cured Carlton Cdruwoli foroman of the Gazette Middletowu N J believes my wife of tumor after the beat that Chamberlaius Cough Remedy physicians had pronounced her incushould be in evory home He Used rable Michael Condran Franklin it for a cold and it elfecled a speedy ton Ky cuie He sus It io iuJted u g4and Bonn Mr J M Myers of Myers remedy I can recommend to ail I lintrn olun coon it I IMP I for urhnnnillfr 2S6 West Main street- LouisvHe says couuL with the bpst resuf s 25 aud he has no reason to change tho opin Li il i i bu ceut onrtieu tor hhih ny n u naru- expressed about Electropoise It Jio ion Wick Hopliinsville and Jid three years ago It cured him of gard Lafuyetie Ky f rheumatism Whep the plant dovolops its seed One nights use cf the Electroit draws most from the eoih poise gave me relief from braiu con- ¬ Many slufjboru aud aggravating gestion and vertigo 1 have been a Re Geo H cases of rhfumatihm that were be well man over since accepted as Means Covington Ky lieWdfoba incurable and t IT C TIMMONS M D 0 lifn legacies haVe welded to UUam Electropoise put out on trial t iytimji berlaiiis Pain Balm smuch to tue for four months for 10 Send for WHAT THE DOCTOR SAYS V surprise and gratification pf th One application wH relieve particulars 4B0UT A GREAT REMEDY pa and sufforicgandMta conhavo tbo WEBB DUBOIS t Iteke pleasure in stotlng that I used Uoyal Oermotuer extensively in my tinued use insurM an effectual cure 500 Fourh Avenue Louisville Ky practice and have found it as nearly a PfliaiiT Fourth Monday In February term six weeks first Monday in June term four weeks fourth Monday in September term six weeks Calloway Second Monday in April term three weeks first Monday in August term two weoks second Monday in November term thie weeks JY0H First Monday in May term two oursiBTiAN who had never earned his bread by the perspiration of his brov Avont into a shop in Detroit according to the Free Press and stood wearily A Too Nlco for nn Atlilotc i dude dentist X 5 Ky MA preity way Bays uio ujiiciigo xiiuen and the incident has also a sorrowful tinge A Sioux Indian and hissqiiaw whom the womans husband had known out wept were returning from Europe vVhbro tlioy had been as attaches of Buffalo Hills Wild West When they caino to Chicago they stopped oyer a 3ay and hunted up tho paleface whom thoyliad known out west Ho hired a carriago and took them out to his home which surprised his wife not a little and there they vcro entertained at dinner The squaw spoke no lan- ¬ guage but her Own Her man know enough English to mako himself under- ¬ stood Both were in their visiting col- ¬ ors Thdy didnt like tho blue points ttnd oysters but when tho roast beef Wo haw was brought on the eyes of I LReys tho sqdaW bulged out and she clapped her hands She devoured it slico by slice and in a manner calculated to for Constipation and Piles 5100 shock tho wife of tho paleface THE OIL CURE Pastilo for FeAlter dinner the1 squaw sang for the Ulcera paleface woman and hor papooses to male Diseases Leucorrhea months One lion and Prolapsus Then through show her gratitude CURE THE her man slip had the paleface woman treatment 200 Head OIL awd Nose of for Catarrh tako off her shoes and stand on a sheet THE OILS forEe 100 of paper Tho squaw look a bit of Throat THE OIL CURE for 100 shapo of tho feet zoma pencil and drew tho Tho squaws man informed the pale uistuia in Ano buuj These valuable combinations of face woman that she would make and stud her a pair of split bead moccasins Oil are prepared from the Formula from tho tepee ast soon as they of the celebrated Dits Reynolds and Tho Indians went will be Bent postpaid on receipt of could be made away that night westward bound and nrice where drucroists are not sup months passed by Tho West side wife plied Send stamp for illustrated j playfully chided her husband about catalogue on Chronic aud Malignant bis lavish entertainment of the reds Skin Diseases Ulcere Tumors and The Oil Cure Co and their mock gratitude lie said CouBiimptiou Wait In a year from tho timo of 12S Spruce St Nashville Tean tho visit u package was delivered to tho nouse it was opened ana tncre were HAaffvi4hypfhig2tMBkxr rRtfftttfiiajfiiM tho split bead moccasjns made by tho squaw There also was tho informa- ¬ tion that she had diod about the timo tho moccasins were completed In a crude sort of way but all tho more tender on account of its simplic ity the Indian explained that Ins squaw would have sent the moccasins sooner but she had been sick and her work had been delayed and that she waB afraid she would not live to keep her word to tho paleface woman who had entertained her with such good wo haw means so mucn more tnan There were some tender words spoken in the home of tho West sido paleface vou imagine serious and that night and even now when the fatal diseases result from wife of the palcfaco tells the incident trifling ailments neglected there is a slight trcmulation in the lips and a moisture about the eyes Dont play with Natures Miscellany Womens Department Childrens Department Agricultural Departm Political Department Ans to Correspondents Editorials Everything WILL BE FOUND IN THIi WEEKLY COURIER- JOURNAL A ten page eight FfLTPPOSITOBY column Democratic paper HKNKYWATTEItSONia the Editor PRICE 81 A YEAE- Tho WEEKLY COUUIKU JOUHNAL makes very liberal terms to agents Sample copies of the paper and Premium Supplement sent to any addrcerf Write to Courier Journal Co KY XOU1SVJIIE 331 3SKNNSSSi3iVSSCWsS y a Sbugkey MiLtfoa mi i IlI jBild ITHUT CURES NQTHirIG GOT PILES 7 A SURE and CERTAIN CUPE jiH I i BEST f tn 3 cnownforlSyoaraastho REMEDY fPoor frowst nv oarti EKSAEOCOII ey POLES AJJUKUOOI9T3 MSfl iCOjB Sj for LOW jT JL MOGTINOUAHTJTY Health UlIililBill 1 IS f S1B8H WW BEST1NQOAUTV I 1 U llllMiw ni etir JlAPJVCS Mm WHITES CBEAH I 1VER8WSBRJGE2 y I TURKEYS ON CRUTCHES How a California Poultrymim Cured lovrls of KUcumatlc Troubles 1113 greatest gilt health IfyouarcfeclitiK out of sorts weak Baud cencrally ex- Hhaustetl tietvous Shave no appctits begin at oncetak- ing the most rella- - EVERY nasitjoa iitinnnn nauiuniuj ivviini cjnnjin i n BOTTLE GUanATEED i snrTS II V AM BTttrcaiSTS lrfparei hf Jtf riciunosos HKDiciNK co 8T louis SsErSSys5SVCiSEEBJW u well-inform- BARKER SHOP ELECTR QPO l Capt Bridge of Shasta county Cal who has an extensive reputation in that district as a cultivator of high class poultry has developed a vary philanthropic spirit toward liis wards Recently he noticed a peculiar disease spreading among the turkoyfc It exhibited itself by a gradual swell- ¬ ing ifi the legs from the thigh or timo honored and much respected drum stick so popular among young- ¬ It sters about Thanksgiving timb spread down tho legs and in a f evAlays the turkey unfortunate enough to bo aiuicted was unable to waile witn tnat proud and haughty step so frequently employed by this royal bird Tho cap- ¬ tain found that by regular hot water applications tho swelling could bo re- ¬ duced but this manner of treating was so slow say3 tho San Francisco Call that tho patient was compelled to lead a life of idleness much to At times tho captain his disgust would have several of his fattest birds in the hospital and it required almost all his attention to give thom Me Urnwnq Iron Bit ters A lew cot ties cure benefit comes from the very first dose it nnu u s pleasant to take teetii strengthening medicinewhichia uvnt stain mr Dyspepsia Kidnej and Liver Neuralgia Troubles Constipation Bad Blood Malaria Nervous ailments Womens complaints Get onlv the trenuine It has crossed red lines on the wraoper Ail others are sub- stltutes Oti receipt of two ac stamps we will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds Fair View and book free BROWN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE MD It Cures Klade by proprietors of Dr T Li Stephens Eye Salve and 2 Water Standard over jantS Century JJSoId 1 GUARANTEED Every Druggist in Hopkinsville LOUISVILLE WYBRANTS 3 o To 20yeu mm llfta QHnaa m IvouislllelCy 1 ow at 263 1 oak St A teAISianyJntl licolly notllfitl rhj tlcUaajutUiJ T legs and every time tho rheumatic would take a step forward the crutches would bo brought into play and prog- ¬ ress instead of being torture was a pleasure In a few hours the cripples becamo familiar with tho new order of things and were able to hobble around the yard at a more rapid gait Almost any time during damp weather when tho rheumatism is ohono causco half a dozen turkeys on crutches at Capt Bridges farm- - They arc learning somp now tricks of late but so far are not sufficiently expert to fly up and light on tho fence A just a fraction longer than the birds of affairs went on for some time when finally ho was inspired to in- ¬ troduce a little Yankee ingenuity into the flock and being rather handy with his pocketknifo ho fashioned a crudo pair of crutches about seven inches in length and secured them un ¬ der tho turkeys wings They were the hot water treatment This state rtfilrt rtiatol Om oti all forsns of VBJVAx CHRONIC awl SEXUAL DXfji EASES and ZmpotonMrj Spermatorvlioft youth lnVin turcrersarithr cau5 hlug Suts Net TOjsueu ivti li tlireult b of itlfat Coafuiloa of ldean Ixst ex nurriaeo Impnrwr or nntappr drums ilUecar IlniiJuonFace tuA prMucInR toiueof ttMfol Seminal Fmliiioni nljbt tmli mniOM or msui iecuvo iicmory krj m ia exnl execun tiij acquires gremlin rbj slclana IcnowlrttMt factoRta When it i UiKruvenlent tu care recommend persona to Tlalt the cltr for trestrccat nwdlcfnea cao to seat priritdy preu anjherc id aareij- bj mall or are Ihorrugblf acd penna ntnUrcurcJ IS Hj1 turRl tirelr eradloitej roc tha ajilem G020rrllOa GLEET Blrkture OreWtla Herala or topuinj qulcily cured riltaanioctiernrlratodlifajcs 1 leir eTJent that a ph alelan ffl i tpcclalatteaaoa II lo a certain ttasi or diseases and treating thousand ansa Seiotl renlontoSocUljoflemlM Powtr ic rtaderiD gYPKIL or Chartea Caioa Guaranteed ill all Casea niidcrtnlron Uonrulutlous peraonally or by letter freo and iDTHad eaionVUa ami uvrcapundeaca alrlctly ccuOdaoUu OfSODrasca 0 cants COUWSEIOP PRIVATE aldresa seoutciy seated for thirty sent to any Addresa aa ahora Should tw read by all Eoadaya 1 to sjwa Daaa antra from 8 X It WrJi MANY FINE PREMIUMS GIVEN TC DRINKERS OF FREE LWtt COFFEE O ri a n ii p i ii GAMBLERS SUPERSTITION flBKTS NEATS Ho Viewed with Horror tho Proposition to 11 urn n Dock of Cards BETS 2 8 g S ji s i SABS BEST BLOOD FTJBIFIER a Tr s1 o fl g I IMiMt I Mrs ml IN THE WORLD Compounded of natures great- ¬ est curative herbs Successful for 20 vears in the cure of all diseases urising from impure blood Ask for Neats take no other mi i I I S JJ 1 i o 4 iti H Slf F S -- J ell fi 3J lE r QSfHS r WigtsliiHVIV A m TTln ftlMoy1 ai 3 Si V xa FEMALE v 1 PIU K Uoata SorsapariUa is for sale by Ri O Hardwick dryggiBt Everybody will ba interested in what issnid about Oliyo Branch in snothercolumn It coats only 1 a t rt ti oii J1 tp monthl r Ta fNj CUnnUA iUl ULUU1UB 73 52 3x raj 3S r C4 tt Cv Old papers for sale at the KExyox an office hVa TTvjfrTmrt ATX HUB UBiliWVAIAilt s 1 r Dn r s2Bmnjr -ii V ZSscteP WnjsT J I lUrri-att--a- - MMsi r W L w- V k n V if V i v4 1 9P au V VI Mf liawtLBig1 i 9 mipFp r v 9W I rtrTy X w Kh wiBffifMiYJI TMm Sftafct Jhmday Saet oJl TBJUN8 irtiUME wiVrwW PtkBT AMD iwUl moth 1 qoiho Lt -1 5BasXMMrtiwlip UGrjaon a NHilMillti4i fen Cuiilla MaOfcipreM1 HOlDftUjr FrattMin S i Houwe V 1 CMkHi xilMwi S01JVM1T IJDlin tivuMBBeTOe jww TJa nf HiL Olarksnlle tffiv inaay mim t m J m NeweiiVa i janta wHia cQunt MftC HrminiMnUl fftnr w MJ LiL THERE r rpad again vw- Vva hin k iW 1 iMii what it fc When travejinir on Ot tsai 5S3S UfelidlA A Vfc 1 H ji- CM1- - jtfff nJiftif VeJfi f n W JIM St waajtee i5irsessi jn No 8 CallVh Trr lUniHii H Til ww w J1 WOT xpanaton j Sriw3t No li Dally Mall Express ffVi8Sltf 5 W5- TvL- heraiayleffeh rVv-U-jR- d room nM WRrtSfti n- J 1 kU I t Nortll Bound Dally 760 pm 815 p m ArUnloatcnra X MShkrwood Agt BF MncnELL rf XiYCnlontowzfT Ar Morgaaftsld Mineral road for Beoi Range TWeui Tnalrrm Nftw VAkr tr tl Axp jiuvxaer w rwuWM econo j orira weeks visjfc fto the Jgroom LTMoplausvUo Prineeton 7l5a But Jvp pm MarlouY 8Mft i607 tm mother Mr Jobe conducts ablacRri tieviseu ewhat splwldkl i bh7ubPi lMtmeven iuu kuuw smith and wheelwright shop at Ben loyeiyihinga when nstrwctTEfi sunn p vmb jmrganneia we yfjRfi married uoryaon 818dhi iujoih 840 pnv npttstownand iq alsopostmastor at 1080 a m Hendereoa a 030 pm that place He is a very popular Hht more suitable fpr presents LOCAL FBXIOHT gentlemen and makes an excellent YUii Jlve 1ecidodo- - youll never LvPrineeton Sl8am DaUy official His bride1 is a young lady cmeBS to ujso some ofwera for Now ArHopklnsvlUe 1000 a m Years gifts XiT Bi80pa of many admirable traits and is held What a bead you navel But you 800 p m Ar Princeton u r in hig esteem by her many friends ainsii oo carerui A TJKIONTOWN BRAlOH tj wilL 1 remember just who gave I Soatk Bound Sally Jas S w flPWSPi tPzea m OMWmar fx jrW rT7FkKr J iii i t DrErN JruitDeBtit office otor JiMiHopkinifville Ky tiitett is no chance to kiokthe jtojlps moving nghi along and UkAtwVMt raul the - UWCBgr Railway besides lyerWterritorytefcW gt tma TibAMA t Wft JCjbImuc i mtv JTxKlay Bmjipin sa667 pli aiWBupwuriwm14ui- v u aii ellittf ball in LouieViUe BoitLatfrom J J9o12doiH J- oii KTn8Tni9Ua rmuip 01 xtraiuryjsp preabhsd in the Baptiet churok at m nvvd Miite6BViJl8Suuday r5r JBaker jspcialtot now ami Uiroati offic v m m i tr7ioa a06a a Bi000pm Parrishof B80pm m PABBisa-HooanTON-rCa- pt I0a ht it I IIopklnBVllle Ey QPA fiifo LN TIME TABLE TEAIUfl aOIMO NOKTU No ss St Loals Fast Mnll No 8 Nashville Accoin MoMBtMJula Express TBAINSOOIKO SOUTH lOjlO n 850 pm 9ea a pm a 53StLonlBxprcss C6 Nashville Accomodation No61StL0ulsiIall No No Sunday North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast trolns have through trains solid and sleepers to Ohicagoand St Louis Fast Line stops only at Important stations nd crossings Has through Pullman sleep ¬ ers to Atlanta Ga J MADAMSAgent Wenthev Forocatts am 636 am Ca8pm Naahvllle Accommodailon does hot run on 4115 For the next three or four days the temperature will rise slightly and rain may be expected with some snow further north By Saturday or Sun- ¬ day another storm wave is duo and much rain and snow is down on the bill for this period followed by a very cold WRve lasting several days There will be much Bnow in this month and a great deal of stormy weather with rain and sleet may ba Our expected to sandwich along kept posted as to the readers will be date of the rigid waveB predicted aa they approach PERSONAL GOSSIP 4 It Miss Alice Lander visited relatives in Princeton last week Mi6S Bettie Stevenson is visiting ivA y y I i relatives in Princeton Miss Lena Kennedy is visiting relatives in Russellville Miss Lucy Hamby of Era is visit- ¬ ing Miss Mollio Kennedy Mrs John Wooton of Princeton lad is visiting Mrs R G Quails Mr Creed Haskins of Hadensvillo was in tlie city yesterday on ousiness Mr J H Kugler was in Henderson several days of last week on business Mr Frank Swansburg of Columbia Tenn visited Mr J H Kugler last week x Editor Black of the Earlington Bee was in the city a short while Saturday Misses Nettie Shanklin and Eva Nash visited Mrs H H Br ant near Gracey last week Mr Otho Andenon and wife spent the holidays with Mrs Andersons parents inUniontown MisB Cora Merriam of Mayfield returned home yesterday after a weeks yisitlo krs T S McCall Mr Henderson Wade is visiting hiB daughter Mis W H Harton at Cavp Springs in Logan county re1 t Kate Breathitt spent Christmas week with Miss Maggie Bradshaw of the Pembroke aieiguborhood Mr DMisses Florence Buchannan and DRAMATIST WT Perfectly ot Homo rlth nio In torrojjator Interest of his old house Chas Rak Wlion Colman tho English dramatist Brqshers rowCov Louisville Mr boforo of territory is Illinois nud a portion of wascxamlntd commonathe committee tho tho houso of which sat on this state theatrical question he was asked w TjillietJ Price of this tity left whethor he oxplihed nil paths or pro¬ Miss fane swearing from the plays submitted C yesterday forr Atlanta Ga vyhero she tohisrovislhn Ho answered M goes to accept a position as stenogra l Invariably j Did you ever count the number of 5 pher witu the Urant Hotel at unit oaths in your own jf place Miss Price taught school m nt Lawaad John comedies of thcIIclr Ilnlir il this city for quito a while and is an Novor but I dare cav thero aro a pxcQlleBvl4dy in overyresi Sl Krpat many hleh you disapprove of bJtgroatly misseclbylier many f Undoubtedly j a v wekfor JnoL a Brasher will leave this Clarksville was married - Letado them up afc6nc thenw to Mrs H C Houghton 6f Brbok Vihis haadlierohief caswaB from Jyu Friday The happy event took Dora if is too limp touse so Ill give place at the homo of ihfi bnde id Captain Parrish is well Brooklyn known in this county and is a very popular gentleman His bride is a prominent stockholder in the publishing house of Houghton Miflin Coj Brooklyn and is a highly cul- ¬ tured and elegant ladyx Cooper Boben Mr J A Cooper of tJnidntown head of the stemming department of the Barrett tobacco company was married Wednesday evening in the Catholic parsonage to Miss Lucy Buren formerly of Meade county Thoyare popular young x people Shepherd Newman G Mr C Shepherd and Miss Linnio Newman were united in marriage last Thurs- ¬ day at the homo of Mr R B John- ¬ rOU AIU3 A MANAOEB ANOELIOA son near Casky it to Eva Ilaving so many babies she Comet Pile Remedy cures never goes anywhere so shell tliink it the latest style A MEMBER OF THE FAMFLVi Splendldl Isnt it This pickle castor Efflo Bo the Britisher Considers the Newspaper gave us that can go to Fanny they of Tils Choice Bpeak so Efflo will never see it Price Collier writing in tho Forum dont are a manager You says that tho nowspnpor is a moraber Now this Mrs Sharplelgh I want of tho family in England und regular- ¬ her to ask me to assist at her recep- ¬ ly comes to breakfast with tho other tion so Ill give her the outclass bowl members The London Timet is a kind that is too large for our table Let mo of oldest son amonfrst newspapers and or Mr Punch tho jolly bachelor uncle who see It was from Saewhichwas itlooks Smith No matter it makes occasional visits Englishmen handsome toko their newspapers into their confi- ¬ Tho very ideal I have to pass dence nnd have a half way of writing to them on all sorts of subjects If art Evas and can dollvcrher proeont JU1 take Mrs Sharplclghs Good Englishman rows down tho Thames myseli will be a good chance for her and stops for luncheon at an inn and is ask overcharged ho writes to his news ¬ toMr me about the reception horrib wituil Tawkor paper just as a Uttlo boy runs in to iorig countenanceoomlngi hlawifointnb found rough complain to his mamma of the treatment of hia playmates and Inter dark 6fte Did on this first letter is followed by others asked you dollyec Evajspresent in an unxious itdne ulidwaa it in which tho comparative merits and cost of light luncheons on the conti- ¬ all right Im afraid noL DoraaStheroand nent in Scringapatam in Kamschatka it by a and everywhere elso where Englishmen sho recognized wnsstainedj place inside whero the silk have eaten and drunk and whero have Oh merey she burst into tcafs tbey not dono these is discussed au what shall i do fond If horses Btumblo and fall in Was Mrs Sharploigh pleased Hotton Row there aro letters on the 0 Algernon how shall I over tell subject vhich go into tho matter of road It was the very bowl sh6 had building modern horsemanship and you given us herself she recognized itby tho like with quotations fron Virgil sho says and anecdotes of acoidonts that hap¬ a tiny flaw in tho bottom again as pened half a century ago Of late thoro she will never speak to me long as she livosl havo been many lettters concerning the lynching of negroes In our southern GItUAT DISAPPOINTMENT states and hero again John Bull with his ponderous disregard of tho fact that he knows nothing nt first hand delivers himself naively as usual of his superficial omniscience Not only tho nioro serious weekly but also the daily newspapers giro one the impres- ¬ sion that thoy feel themselves to some extent responsible for tho contempora ry auditing of the accounts of tho day ofijudgmcnt On the other hand tho better class English newspapers do not indulgo in rash suppositions hasty generalizations uncortaln guesses at probable future happenings and the dally exploitation of tho porsonal af-¬ fairs of Uotorioua nobodies And one may bo permitted to say diffidently that perhaps this la preferable If Mr Balfour for oxamblc wore to go abroad for a holiday It would bo considered vulgar to chronlclo hi3 doings and dinings and absolutely brutal and boorish to wrlto particulars of tho She I hear you got a little brother dress and behavior of his Bister or of his for a New Years present Aint yer wifo if ho had ono The sense of fair glad play of a nation of sportsmen does not He Nawl permit an editor to torment even his fihe Did yer want a sister enemy from behind a womans potti lie Naw J didnt want no bruddor coata nor no sister noider I wonted a fight in dorg an a pair o skates Life x each one r TaIiafrfeiclriit8loraiv rf j tlv ft poljZeb WarVj onoe aprorameat kntuokkiBdied at Littl Rodt mx w orn Wallace dpFel¬ aya iprt from M X Kelly a frjttiuate in uputnaimojogy sno op JIWTanlttonCottBeaiJInff8 Umaha tlolan jsJbettar prepaid 6r nan dobet t ifT -- ttfl Vortherii Miohl n All the tecfoivyou principal cities rid tovrnfcln toat tar wcfiJntorvare reacnea DTtnSt 1aur f fI -w uspectacle Tlie fepririgrofbwJk Omaha all lineein the andadjitstiproRerlfx ttfitAo facebt iBiussd Writ846 forJisaG1- far west r Svereflt HDrKely iajitft qUa i thispart Xl Gtel Trav tAeent 307 209 of tlie country fST rj Clark StChicagqIHVfor one of their SB nfap time tables ap4 a brochure giv in a deorfptiondf the Compartment JC f s Sleeping Cars Ticketi furnished by ThebWtBtqcKbrSioxKgaB RAGJBln any coupon ticket agwitinthe Unit S thaoUy edStatea and Canada ThViicst J Jhl ff v4f7 ujuiiik ur m me worm ace run on AverytnvoK intue iinare 11m aumpH tW solid Vestibuled- - alectritf iisrhted m Vtenmrheafed trains 6feQbija AittdMitenlsiottxFtuii8ioux ji i train gets liMdi HiAvntlvh C5hlca Arejrour eyes perfect If riot Wfjr riot fWt ofaharge XbuWin kat correct Information cco 1 - 1 rui AAyoirjBYB8 raiiED U VJT- J c5 TINWARE fr7 fc aged abdut 70 jVftS TheParm8BankHap3d lows Hall- - n goilaukeeA 1 iA -f StiPaul JR11ryt Wallafle iVightly improved and his friends now are more hopeful of his recovery For sale first lass railroad ticket to Ft Worth Tex via New Orleans Good throe weeks longer Inquire here f I have openedupa stock of jewel ry in tne Motel Jbatnam it you want the newestand lateststyles see lKe NjfFikit The Jeweler Dr Halsay will remain in the city only a fow days See hiin at once if you wjsh you teeth oxtracted by Jthe painless process His office has been crowded during his stay here John Bullard has resigned his po sition as secretary and treasurer of the Hopkinsville Tobacco Mf g Co and has accepted a place with Forbes Bro as bookkeeper All the members of the W O T U are requested to bo prosout at the meeting of the Union n Thursday next as business of importance will come up also the election oft offi rs Of the ninety five parties arrested in Louisville 4 Christmas morning thirtv two of them were unable to pay their fines and had to gotb the workhouse ord will break tock the i iiu real ui iutWJUpr Mt The tramp named Harper who diednear Bawling Green last week and who claimed Lexington as his home has beenxecoguizwi by an old soldier as one otthef staff of Gen Morgans men during hiB raid through t SnutMGrove were viThlwarala few pimple statwnettt burned Friday j nlgat at a loss of about Dr AinirgJloyal GarnMituaf fxompeopletfho haver triod iit thor- 6000 oiigHIy MrsE- JJ iMcGJJuoi The aHjditioa oHMt Janies T Hart county1 Ky Uaed it- in my 1 mat They 9iY J vfiFi Mat 4m t V RFFAIRWQRK tr Sp3alftttentiori toMariiafid wV 4 bU9kt2umpsaUMMlpjHir- BtT5umr8 In themArkot DO Iwl ITiia v n a- I i pHiVWr d JforeDumris 1 srti riit i tT rrr- li JitJ family icihes Mpak like it Ga Great remedy nbtbinsr LC Key or equal to it x Ky LOUihviIIb D Kivors 1 6 for VGreatesb of all remedies 5 For sale by all druggists 5 six yearsdneof the best raedi known JoVrE MbKee QEQ W YOUNCiAGf SPECIAL LOCALS mSmk Advertising aaH jPyle he old reliable Renshawt You know I vms ohoaenby a very close rub President of thehonorablo BAId-HEAt- A SNAP J The balanice 6f bui J Ma undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Hopkinsville Ky ED CLUB Furniture dealers and Jti JJut this doesnt earn our meat atidbtead AlthQugUltshonorabletohaveobaldbvad Xmas NBTOlties- to be bleared opt at a Gome THEY Carl O Moore UA 150 m GOIHG 1 KBJDIieJTIOISr v w - Black Langshan roosters for sale to 3200 each Also Lamberts death to lice mites moths and all othor Terrain 26 cents to Jl 00 a box HOPKINSVILLK KY fl Has very fine full bloodedln diftn Gme Licht Brama and ifr get and kt a y- - X WWWiT BARGAIN Before STJ5Uir77 Mohday liightfrom my stable- on the Canton pikp twojnilen from Hop kipsyilleonebay horse mule- about 15 hands higbheavy built anil slight ly knock knoed Ahy information mil bq rewarded 0 E SI VLE Y ml iimmmm areall goiiie A r il GraveiSi Condv MainSfropp Qpera JZoiise 1 11 1 Dissolution Notice I tour of his terr tory in the no TTos JXho Wife On Now Yoprs when sho hears hira Bay Hell swoar oil oToryfnult Sho toUos it In a qulot way And with a grain of salt Judge JOHNNYS NEW TEAttS DBEAM i I r ifrwbdshere o b f fi i TEETH e HSbMftiklnto cllnohthoargament Vtyirn - JPhlKWfehiKJPJtk wt ill - faire ibrry now that you wrotf either of OP fyh MPW h Dpyou not think Itwpuidlrave been bottor to have omllfod thom Thoydlangnrc tho Much hotter Infe l rvwir r scprjasln which 03 are Introduced nd Injure thohmnor 71 f JiifTrlJfcarmji ti I i 1 Notice is hereby giveh That the firm of Bonte Wright has been jis 6hio solvod Mr W C Wright retiring N I will continue business at the old The gross earnings of the It Eighth St Vi freight R JR for the third week of Decern stand Allbills due neailO are pay depot said Hirm Freight 324- - abld to me Brid I assume all debts ber were as follows V T Bonte 719 passenger 83250 miscella ISSjtotal 185955 againa neous We are headquarters for Gunc Senators Congressmen Judges 40 1180 for the corresponding week great Lawyers Professor ommunition and hunting outfits pro AIL last year nounro ho I1 W HAKPER WHIS- ¬ Gunsmlthing and RepalriVork a specialty Tbo Hapdy Andy Minstrel Com KEY superior to the liutt French¬ We carry a full hue of Hardware Brandy The leading physicians pany gave an entertainment at Tren scribe on account of its purity pre Cuttlery and Barbed Wire For it ton last Thursday night and at Pem sale by W R LONG Hopkinsville broke Friday night The qompany Ky Tiling of all kinds is made up or six very clever min- ¬ Wc aro prepared to do embalming Corner Virginia 7th streets llopjflnsvllle Ky strel men and itis said thoy give a and undertaking oh short notice and in tho latest and most approved man- ¬ good show Pyle Ss Kenshaw ner Mr Thos P Major who has been in the tobacco businoss in Clarksvillo tor a number of years left with sbia family last Thursday for Louisville where they will make their future home Mr Major will engage in the tobacco business 1 A gnine of base ball ws played at Niagara Henderson county Xmas ON between Niagara and Coravilla teams m Fight innings were played the score resulting in a victpry for the latter team bythe heavy score of 87 to 25 The newfetqre THE LEADER isnQW on Main stratr It took four and a half hours to play In the building formerly occupied by the W C T 17 Tbe ladies will thvgame find us in our ne place ready for work and willbe rilad to Bfe our many r new friends and customers The Pains of Rheumatism According to the bet authorities Our CUT originate in a morbid condition of the v Everything slashedaad defy youjo match the incomparabla brgaia blood Lactic acid Caused by the decompoe ition of the gelatinous and albusllucua tiaeqes circulates with Hero aro a few Itntna ijiwif wpen vu caiu our guiiua must- juuvn n Hata the blood and attacks the fibrous tie- - price was na opject ityas not because wo Patternwill astonish you i Vfe when you bad too manynot because wo neede room siyngih 760O1O0andlB0 patWrh hatg see Offer 8uevparticularlyin the joints and wo inus causes iae xocai manueiaiions a way with snch old time chostnut reasons rdi S pf the disease The back and the Brand New JSAV1U2ZIC atyiov TheTRUTH is SlmW COMPETITION shoulders are tho parts usually Effecti WAlbtnnlTnta n1Ad- ed by rheumatism aud the joints at 1Woaronbtnfaid3t1lireTRUTHof COM vsu v UA uJ r f th6 knoes atikjeahipaaudwiials aire PJSTITIOH cllhort iWeclalm our pficesior i Wvj V9t jjf IKegalia a608ometimatUcko4sbou8andaI eciuafvaluo are20per cent loyrisrpian thb Eugenia - Sailors ot poplebavQ fbundUrSeods Sar lowest 41 j Salloral galloV r fo JV c 28o i5d o saparilla4 a pMitjTOjla permaneut lypu dontlWaflaJeid tblsyou ari throw tNawl r XW114 cfirejcr rheuiaiiri Itfaas Had- - re lDMnonEy awftrRememberpur goodsare no Infants cloaks from 196 to llWhSeo wlaf mArkailwuMiiiQ curing thee moet cheap trash But such as are handled by1 first v rtefe wjdjMwetfc pf ip 6U0 clwi housrEvryfhXnnewVaud ifjesh thlHfffiwqWy naimniuip wvvvuw owovt ceaAjWjTtMfioeth5ti attacks t ImnnilnnalnivVomiiirailio tutl vnf p wo fv1 Hose Go Illr M VUVPIIIBV St O V fants sets- YQt kerchiefs bv r eutralizinfirvtbaiacticl acid tVii J A 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