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aropreparing to follow about Old Case Reinstated PWW M COURT NEWS 1311 April 1 HIM rnvHiir have jiast been Heceived Also the new Spring Shapes in Wt DERBY AND v i4 c TOURIST HATS tV John J Ladd a young groceryman Ilev Joa B Cottrell of Rusoll- yille Ky ono of the best known of Trigg county went to New York to Methodist preachers in Kentucky buy green goods The police got onto his business and ho iu jail was drowned at Tavares Florida charged with aiding is now abetting and Thursday while fishing in Lake Do swindling Paducah News Ho was spending the winter xa ttiere with his step son Ho was John Ovrsloys Dog standing on a barge when ho was at Mr John Y Owsley has received tacked with vertigo or epilepsy and fell head foremost into the water from South Bend Ind a magnificent There was no one with him and he young Great Dane pup Ho is nine was drowned The body was re- mouths old and weighs 115 pounds covered and brought to Russell villo and is 31 inches high the largest dog for interment Dr Cottrell was to his ago in tho United States about 65 or 70 years of ago He reEclipse of tho Moon tired from active service as a minister iuI890 but still preached occasion The toatl eclipse of the moon which ly 4 He also made political speeches occurred from 8 to 11 oclock Sunday at times being an ardent Democrat night the 10th inst was not visible i here as it was raining at tho time 3 MrF rolkLiilIbou Dead Dr Cottrell DroivnoU Jolin ILaddg Tough Luck A great part of last week was taken up with the case of Jas P Davis and wife vs Samuel Johnsons Executor a suit over the division of an estate in North Christian The case was still About S650 in progress yesterday is the amount involved and thero are numerous witnesses and attorneys on both sides Amanda Barker was granted a de Â¬ cree of divorce from Jas Barker Mr W LT Fowler of Macedonia a son of D E Fowler Esq was ad Â¬ mitted to the bar as a practicing at- Â¬ torney having passed a satisfactory examination TIIE WOOLDBIDOE MURDER CASE The latest- colorings in Mrs Hattie Laffoon wife of Hon The grand jury yesterday returned Poik Laffoon of Madisonvillo died 57 more indictments for nearly every Saturday Morning Mrs Laffoon had crime on the catalogue This makes been prostrated by a paralytic stroke 68 so far with more to follow received sis months ago For several months it seemed that life hung as by a thread uutil death came to her reCasky NECKWEAR s And the prettiest line of 9 you iitil iiiiri t XDaop In arLd eTigL beheld mut Sa n TBi A 3 t AM See T3nLe3a j vVq H Anderson continue to sell all winter goods at t fv vt tV Vi v W i Rjifl ff i rfVfe a t t aKJ8Ki lT- - i i i5- x xf f i STAGNATION H iJeanette Prices at the RACKET i fi V to y ii ti kc yrr V f WBHjfWt iv X s f jtf V Moseleywas the guest of Mrs Joe Owing to her critical condition she Moseley near Fairyiew last week Miss Jane Tatum of Pine Bluff had never been informed of the death of her son Guy which occurred in a Ark iB vipitiug her sister Mrs H C railroad accident at Crofton a few HeBter weeks ago Notwithstanding her Honry Whitlow has laid aside his death was expected at any hour the purplo and fine linen and gone back entire community feels the shock of to the saw mill her demise Rev Mr Crump and family have moved to the laige dwelling corner Dr Howards nig Logs A few night ago Dr Len Howards of north Main and Sycamore sts R B Bowles who was so badly dwelling house and its entire conhurt sometime ago is able to be up tents were destroyed by fire The again loss was total as tho Doctor had no Mrs Maud Brashears nee Johnson insurance and all of his possessions of Henderson waB the guest of Mrs were burned Dr Howard was clerk at tho Franklin House in Clarksville A A Winfree last week Misses Mary and Annie McKee vis TeSn for a long time but for some time had been selling goods ited friends in Hopkinsville last week We taking better stock to fill in as ju8fc over the Kentucky line in JtesolutloiiH of Kcspect the Mi88 Mary Henry is visiting Mrs L we Sell out and receivingnow goods GlenEllen neighborhood Ho is well L Leavell at Beverly this week At a meeting of the Kentucky known in this city and his many every day R G Rickman and famibj moved Agents Association of the Uuion friends will learn with regret of his to Rose Creek farm last week and Life Insurance Co the following misfortune resolutions on the death of Capt J have gone to bousekeep ng Peace w re passed Examination March SO Mrs W A Reed returned home a R Whereas an allwise Providence baa The examination of applicants for few days ago after a pleasant visit to called from our midst our esteemed Gb down another notch aud Harness the appointment to the West Point her parents in Nashville fellow laborer Cipt J R Peacp a and is lower than ever MrS T Winfree week Miss Hel- Â¬ man whom to know was to Jove a cadetship fixed by Congressman Clar with Mrs man of generous impulse sympathet Â¬ Bo sure you see us before these dy for March 20 will bo held hero en Winfree spent last John Boyle in Evansville ic nature and one of natures noble- Â¬ Wednesday of next week The board prices are out Reading The Bell Witch is quite men of examiners will consist of Judge now Resolved that in his death his fam Â¬ Joe McCarroIl Dr T S McCall of the custom herefull of and the wholewitohep two- ily and friends have been deprived of community is Bethel Female College and Prof J headed dogs and graveyard rabbits wise counsel a true friend and loving-J Glenn of Madisonville companion and the company sus Â¬ after dark Owensboro Miy IS tains an irreparable los and this As- Â¬ Miss Jeunie T Winfree who has The district Committee of the first twoD quite siok for some months is sociation one of its most able workonv Unsolved that we extend to the railroad district called a convention now able to be up Her many friends family and friends of the deceased for May 15 to meet at Owensboro aie giau to nave tns popular young our profound sympathy Ky There are 39 counties in tho dis- Jady with them again R H Stbother Pres Ed will make his bow and re D E B Wagner trict having a total vote of 277 Mass oc on conventions will be held at each coun- tire from the postoffice A Athe avea PERA iug of march 81st Mr Winfree ty seat at 2 oclock May 4 to appoint Hiicceoding Jeweler Tho inscription you wisr him having been recently delegates Thero are live candidates engraved on the inside of this ring I postmaster The successful candidate must get appointed understand is Mnrcellus to Irene Oue of the most pleasant events of Young Man with embarrassment 139 votes the season was a tea party given by 1 Yes thats right But cr dont cut llorso Thieves Abroad Mrs A A Winfree Wednw day even tho Irene deep Baltimore Tele- Â¬ The Princeton Banner reports ing The entire partv fiisv attended gram All now features this season three cases of horse stealing in Cald prayormBeting at the Cumberlaud WEARING APPAREL resand then returned to A bee hive of merriment well conn y last week Berry Will church where ono of those the elegant TnE earliest shoes were simply Tho young and talented Yankee Comedian iainsoti lust one horso Sunday ni lit idence suppers of which Mrs Alex Winfree is pieces of hide or skin drawn in purser aud Peter Morris two on Monday night Oa Wednesday niglit Mr J ho famous was spread After supper fashion round the anklo with n string th passed The Greeks when traveling wore D Lauej- - near this city had a horso t on evening was gnm s in conversa music Supported by the stolen that he thinks 1 ulliam is rid were Misses and Moseley The fciests hats in winter of cloth or feltj in sum Â¬ Florenco mer of plaited straw with broad brims Lula ing Brilliant Little Actress Rivpp Ida Winfree Clara Fallon A clotji for the head or face was Child Budly lJurncd FlorrioDurrett Messrs Gayle Mose formerly called a coverchicf just us Lonah tlie little daughter of Mr loy W E Moseley E J Hancock ono for tho hnnd was called a handker Â¬ Geo Riyes and Mr and Mrs M F chief Richard Solomon of near Caledonia Winfree and a select company of Folleb Briars The hoopskirt was in full feather fit Trigg county was quite badly 1596 It was then made of iron and 20 TALENTED ARTISTS 20 burned on tho hand and arm a few THE WORLD OF ART sometimes weighed as much as thirty In tho laughable Yankee comedy days ago while playing around the William L Elkins of Philadelphia pounds fire place Tho little girl tripped her offers a prize of 5000 for tho best pic Â¬ DuiKio the rctyn of Charles 1 of toe and fell headlong into the flames ture painted by on American artist England everybody wore boots and but was rescued before shewas so The larffost bronzo statue in the spurs whether ho over mounted a horso riouslyinjured world Is that of Peter tho Great at St or not Petersburg which weighs about 1100 To wiEVBNT wrinkles tho ladles of A Confederate Hero Doud tons the court of Catherine do Medloi wore Capt Ralph Sheldon of Bardsf own a forehead cloth tightly bound on thoir Tun authorities of Stockton-on-Tee- s formerly register of the land office England will erect a statue to John hcads Everything new but the title In A D H04 the brccchos makers worer but recently engaged in tho revenue Wnlljer a chemist of that town who service at Louisville died of pneu died in 183T on tho ground that ho in expelled from Rome and all parsons wero ordered to discontinue wearing Farmer JV C Hiewis monia Friday He was ono of the vented luclfer matches There is AcconniJia to a recent communication breeches Si JPltmltord Company bravest of Morgans men being oue but one l Country 33andJParale of tho half dozen officers who escap made by tho mayor of Tlayeux to the CpiaJ of Iiri OiMluties ed with Morgan from Colombus Paris Acadomie des Inscriptions tho Gottlieb von Killgkonbarg a SontI famous Bayoux tapestry tho unique prison Ilocr has tyoractng Imitated by many representation of tho Norman conquest African them hca developed a ostriches spop of Ono of by none Equalled Preparing to Mino Coal Â¬ of England shows Bigns of rapid de- twenty two mllos an hour unrt has a Charlie Jones on whose farm coal cay in spito of tho protection of tho strido of fourteen feet The foreiKlinip Wait and warch for the original gloss case ostriches for racing purposes fiaa was discovered last fall commenced Joseph Jefferson during a recent of COMEDY sinking a shaft down to the coal MonYANKEE been seriously Interfered with by tJu visit to Washington presented to tho of an anti day Ho will have to go about 65 feet Corcoran art gallery a landscape passage governmentbotting law by tbw English Sen the burlesque eountrv band pa 35 feet through solid rock The coal painted by himself It is in oil and tlAYDN ate lireact and cheese and rade at 12 oclock on above date cof is said to be of a very line quality by represents an interior wood scene those who have examined it Kair with tho pleasing effect of sky and fee for breakfast and tho Bumo wUl viow Review clouds seen through tho branches of a beer for supper Reserved seats at Galbreaths Waonkr was an epicure JIo wo group of masslvo oak trees Meat shop Demolished fond of any sort Successful illustrators evidently highly seasoned of food proyjded Jt wsua Duriug the windstorm Friday even mako largo incomes Mr Abby is nblo S yVEBEB while young was simply Sw ing the frame meat shop just west of to occupy a noblo old country ljouso in his tastes and lived plainly In vitam Les9ons given in Oil and China Fainting the Seventh street bridge blew over Oreat Britain and to soour Europo for advanced yelra ha became a Drawing in Charcot Crayon Pastel etc and the occupants were severely shak- Â¬ data noodod in the course of his work eater while Howard PyJo lives in tho Dela Â¬ Dr Alex Biggins had a en up Lesson Hours trom 9to 12 A JI Bcuo3 was dyspepUe but pmld m narrow escape but was riot disabled ware homo of Ambassador Bayard a CHINA FIHED nto appte p4o pjgep him Um was a small concern protk historic mansion of larjre rooms apd muct M XKJ irienouso Tnotie Interested Invited to call ample grounda UND VMM of Uir 414 VH Wtf STUDIL at Residence South Main St ped up on stilts on the river Dank r T MUNMMMMtM9 IflHI r - -i lief- Ky CASKT Mar 9 Miss Luia G On Feb 151877 Ed Wooldridger col shot and killed Ed Davie col in M Lipstines yard in this city There were five witnesses to the difficulty M Lipstine Dr O Newland Rolla Hipkins Ike Hart and Mildred Phelps col All but the last two aro now dead The murderer made his es Â¬ cape and for 18 years has been at He was indicted but after large several courts the indictment was Last filed away aud forgotten Thursday night Wooldridge ventur Â¬ ed into the city supposing his crime Our vigilunt had been forgotten police heard of his coming and wero on tho lookout and he had hardly reached the city when he was napped and put in jail Chief Fritz and Of- Â¬ ficer H H Layne made the arrest Wooldriuge is now in jail and will enter a plea of self defense When the crime was committed he could not testify himself but the law has The prosecusince been changed Wooldridgo tion has two witnesses camo hero from Mattooo 111 and claimed that his name was Williams HiB father Alfred Wooldridgo ar- Â¬ rived last week and will try to get him out of his scrape The case will be tried at this term addles YOST Co wmi Qrh XOtll Wednesday ttiaroh J C LEWS Lewis- Si Plunkard Mrs R Dabney i n iWJ- Ol p III sji u m i n 2 iU JHIK- Oil i HOPKOJSVILLS KENTUCKIMiBOJyia 1895 i 1 V Ak rvr1MrMTwii ff i CkwL 3 Uyni Livery Feed And Sale Stable COB SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS HOPKINSVILLK KENTUCKY Mr JQoodGood vHa or wittiest driver furnished dy or night 8nee4al rUto Commer Althaea lot room tJeWlR MOK WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES i s V WT Grant Propr x ormwriy wim ugAtuuei B T Gjunt i2J jj UAIDWIN c k ARLINGTON HOTEL UEASONONDLE RATES wkwkh twelfth and main street LOUISVILLE KY HOT AND COLD BATHS i BAR BARBER SHOc rn a H A M STILL IN THE LEAD Atv1 orthe next 30 DAYS Vfe Trill put on sale the following genuine bargains Give us a call and con vince yourself that it will be to your interest rVrfW Corsets O B Standard Comfort Daisy i Cloaks We hare fust a few choice Child reuh Cloaks left which we will sell rptfaid ess of cost P nt CI I G ll 89 89 63 13 cents CHDtH I eus cents 5 23 Caps Silk Capfi nt 29 cents Hoods 23 cpnta Facinutors 23 cents Kings iiulshed Thread for 5 cunts spools up Just received r new lino of embroideries Newest pattorns iu Edmn and Insertions to tnntch iZbse cents Cnilreiis fast j black seamlesB 10 Laces Linen Mezenn ValtMieuMine r BicyclH Rose 16 cents Beading Ladies genuine Hermsdorf 19 CHIltH pr black Doylies es to match For Honitou word and Honitou Lac In tan red and fancy 10 cents up Btfiutiful new belt buckles stick pnB nicle combs and fancy hair ornaments THE LEADER MME FLEURETTEILEVY MGR MAIN STREET Lumber Hardware GOOD PURE WATER GTJBAT2ED ARE THE YEAR ROUND FR TEE rfcUlfcllHi PHUIllAfaFlMr cr lfeffl P CD Sj rn xi vfixBSlfioMmPUMir0f o 3Z 2cOa ao ttOIKBtftldVittititi WI lad rnHUlwi y VIRGINIA STREET oijLxtln and Fiftla CEetweerx Phone 98 r PO Box 67 C G H McLaniel Business Mngr y niiyr t ithflMJfrUtiwM fin i it A ti- pull out their POWEB mOU NJG1EA object in either ease being a desire to prevent men from a PiHmllar Ountoms atrlo Whloh Are making loVe to them This explanation Somsthintr About the 8 must be taken with the provbrblal Rapidly Dying Out Plant at tho Palls grain of salt however for no known nation or tribe has been known whose Hew a KnrojtooH Trnreler Caihv Near He women had a desire to look unat What Is Expected to Bo AooompnaheJaFurnUhtng Tower to Distant IoloU ine MuTlrd Wlthoat TIU UnavrlrtlKi tractive Another explanation of the -J- UMcrlptlon of Ono of the llctureqaa Shinto FrlMta riiy origin of the custom is filr more plausi Dig Dynamos letsa nail Ttielr Atthndnntt ble In days gpne by every nobleman had tho privilege of claiming any wom Â¬ ISpcclat YoUohama Letter It Is expected that tho wheels of tho an whose appearance pleased him as groat electric plant at Niagara Falls almost marvolous evolution of his own The Married mon who feared to will soon bo sot in motion and that the Japuncso from absolute barbarism to retlncd civilisation has been dis- Â¬ lose their wlvos through this ancient what may bo considered ono of tho ihw uiuuuuu meir wives u uisugure greatest engineering works in the cussed and commented upon so fre- themsolvea tlioad quently that It would prove tiresome to mlratlon ofso as not to ovokofirst this world shall have become an accom the nobles At plishod fact dwell at length upon tho many causca Tho platis for carrying tho power to responsible for tho change It has Buffalo eighteen miles distant Jre been said by Borne British critics who oompito In a month or two factories wo not prepossessed In favor of tho may bo in full operation in a year Buf Â¬ KlAOAItA 6000 D P TWO MIASE AJtfKB- Jnpa that tho progress of tho pcoplo of KATOR in two falo may bo supplied and tho Asiatio Island empire Is duo to years says Prof Qeorge Forbes tho tho inner adjustable ca6WTOraPyuna5c imitation tho lllco of which company5 will bo working tho Canadian Tho bushings of tho bearingamro made could not possibly obtain among a na slda of tho fallB and in ten years shall of bronze provided with zlg zagj tion conscious of its dignity and proud wo say tho whole of the 100000 horso ctoovos In which oil constantly circu of its Institutions From this they power which can bo supplied by tho lates On tho outer side of tho bushing urgued even a short timo ago that tho existing hydraulic works will be giving Jnpaneso aro a mercenary rnco and aro also grooves into whloh cold power to smokoloss manufacturing there may bo pumped if required totally unfit to copo with an enemy water towns worthy of their steel Recent events conductors aro rect Tho Onojf tho three big dynamos with angulararmature bars 32 by 8 mill- -j in China have demonstrated tho fallacy copper which tho Cataract Gcnpral Eloctrio meters and each of tho 187 holes of thoi of such reasoning Tho Japanese pencompany proposes to distribute its armature contains two of those bars chant for Imitation has enabled Field power has already been placed in posi- Â¬ surrounded with mica Tho upper andi Marshal Oyama to load an army Into tion and tho shafting and hydraulic under sides of tho armature aro con- Â¬ tho flowery kingdom which will not connections aro ready to bo put in mo-Â¬ nected by moans of V shaped copper rest until it has reached Peking while tion Tho unique machine which in Astatic conservatism has placed tho the ends of tho burs many ways represents tho height of bars rivotcd to out behind tho ends of greatest empiro of tho world at tho which project A SHINTO PniEST electrical ingonuity was constructed tho mercy of a comparatively inblgnlflcant Tho connections aro by tho Westlnghouso company at Pitts- madearmatureto give two independent power Chinese brag has availed noth so as sacrifice was voluntary but In the burgh A description of one of tho ing against Japaneso tenacity modern circuits a pair of cables connocting oholarshlp and more especially against course of time it became obligatory dynamos has been obtained by tho each circuit with thos vitehboard The Since tho Introduction of western Ideas Electrical Engineer which in substance Japaneso patriotism tho creation of a magnet winding Is also composed ofj liberal form of government copied from however the practice has been slowly Is as follows in Insulated To a circular foundation is bolted a bent copper bars air of which arol tho republics and constitutional mon- but surely dying out closed in brass boxes two Prudery is a failing that has nover vertical cast iron cylinder provided archies of Europe and America Japan existed in Japan Men and women are with a flange on which tho stationary fastened to each polo picco Contln la tho freest country In Asia and thereuous current for exciting tho flold magfore also the strongest Its soldiers admitted to tho public and private armature rests The inner part of tho nets is obtained from a rotary trans- fight for their liberties as well as for baths and of these every Japancso cylinder is bored to tho shapa of an in Â¬ former j verted cone and serves as a bearing for their monarch and therein lies the se- city and village has a large number Tho current is Conducted to tho field cret of Japanese success on tho battle- Â¬ Indiscriminately and most of tho at-- another conical oloco of cast iron sur- - colls by means of a pair of brushes and tendants at these places aro womcnirportlng tho shaft bearings field Tho two copper rings fixed the top of thoj Travelers who have spint years in There aro virtually no limits to armature oono is made of thin oxidized shaft of tho generator at At a speed of tho liberty enjoyed by Japanese iron nlates hald tnxyethorHbv eiirht Japan are unanimous In declaring its Many nobles of tho purest nlckol steel bolts In tho outer odgo of 250 revolutions a minute the machinehappy jovial and thoroughly girls blood have been known to woo the the Dlates are ono hundred and ohrhtv- - produces two alternating currents difDo Korfi onest and honorable Baron fering in phaso 00 dogreos from each one tho most famous naturalists and mothers of their children in tea houscs- - soven rectangular boles to receive tho other each of 77fi amperes and 2250 volts anthropologists of Europe after a pro- Â¬ nnd similar resorts or havo permitted armature winding pressure The alternations are 50 per tracted visit was led to exolalm What matrimonial agents to pick out wives Tho outer rotating field magnet con Â¬ second Tho height from base of bed u wonderful remarkable sympathetic for them at such places Tho strangest sists of a wrought stoel ring to which to top of machino Is nearly 13 I am feature of this state of affairs and ono aro bolted tho twelve Inwardly project plato glorious country Is Japan foot tempted to repeat this sentenoo twenty Which no foreigner can explain Is that nig massive cast iron polo pieces Tho times over in a single moment Would girls so chosen are among tho most ring constTbutang the field magnet Is orxnnixv years ago there were trat ono two meager prints now there that all foroign influence could bo sent faithful of wives and most devoted of supported by a six armed cast sUol twenty recognized womena papers nre in mothers to the dogs so that this small paradise spider keyed to a vertical axis The The Japanese llko tho French aro field magnets act also as a fly wheat England besides minor monthlies great frequenters of summer and win The snoit rests on two bearings snp This Is tho statement made by Miss E i ter resorts They havo their Nice and sccfad bv four arms oroiocthur Jxom March Philipps in the Fortnightly their Ostend whero tho nobility and tho rich traders attempt to outdo eaoh MM Ain I Iff I Ml TJwl ti44 m 4n TTamm 4 a other in tho matter of imitating tho lUU LAN fill A IV L 11IUI1II Commission Merchants fLouis vimi fey ways of tho few European visitors The because they are the largest and tnost re most attractive features of Japaneao liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipments quick summer resorts aro the tea houC3 to the best advantage for the shipper A trial shipment solicited Write whoso proprietors make it a business to them for quotations before shipping Specialties Eggs Butter Poultry uits of all kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hay Grain Headquarters for surround their customers with bright and beautiful waitresses A picture of Furs Hides and Wool Capital 54000000 Liberal advances made on con- Â¬ General correspondence solicited one of them a typical Japancso belle signments by tho way Is part of this artlolo The most picturesque men to bo seen TWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT US in the mikados dominions are the ShinRAIIVIIfilbll BOWLING GREEN to prlosts Shlntolsin is tho anolent MJUIHtf T m Vt j state religion of Japan and tho religious system indigenous to tho coun- Business College School try Its gods number about 14000 and 407B ESTABLISHED aro propitiated by offerings of food and by music and dancing Tho chief deity BOWLING GREEN BUSINESS COLLEGE SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL is Amaterasu tho sun goddess the first- Â¬ I Teachers Scientific and Classic The crcat Business Training School oi the South 1 English A JAPANESE BELLE Music Art and Elocution provided Cook Keeping Short hand Telegraphy Type Courses born of Izaflagi and Izanaml tho di- Writing I for Low system incul- Â¬ any time and Penmanship Pupils can enter at I catalogue rates of board and tuitkm bend tot vine Send for catalogue might bo kept in statu quo for years catescreative pair Tho -- Montloa roverenco for ancestors It pos CHERRY BEOS Projjrs Bowling Green Ky Address Courso deslrod to come But the fact of the matter is cesses no ethical code no doctrinal sys European customs and European modes tem and no public worship and Its tem- Â¬ of thought are fast supplanting the ples and shrines contain no idols habits of centuries and lie who wishes centuries it recognized no priests For iAKING but to study true Japanese life must do so tho introduction of various sys 5QJL W A Sample Xcu no tupcHor Wliflksonc Pure before tho present generation of coun- after of Buddhism the tems establishment of try folk Is extinct A llnif 3d time an order of priesthood became a neces 1st UllM Some Japanese customs especially sity for reasons of self preservation those relating to marriage and court- Â¬ At tho present day the Shinto priests ship aro amusing A stranger not fa Â¬ or teachers aro counted among tho most f Quaker Citv Baking Powdcu Is of all wovo found tho best miliar with them may find himself mar- Â¬ loyal and patriotic advocates of politClaims a place above tho rest l Absolutely pure ana vitoiesome umu y ried before he knows it Dr Carl ical progress uuy o i i iiii iuii iinnaies get a cnm pio ui your ureter Their society is courted U It Is uot sat Ho your pennies will re pay Omit Stangen tho German traveler had a by the noblcsas well asby tho humblest f Hon- - est tri funny experience in this line of which peasants a For success als all Biif- fl clont Failure thero will never bo TIioeo who use Q C B P will low Omit ho wiys It may bo known to but few Another Important figure In Japanese -rm-li-ryff f ftm that purely platonic relations with the life Is tho physician Ills school of Vt members of a Japanese family may end medicine Is beyond description and so In legal marriage All that Is necesHo nevdr visits a aro his medicines iddreu Quaker CHy B P Co Richmond Ind sary to bo thrown Into such a predica- Â¬ patient without being accompanied by ment Is a limited quantity of good na- Â¬ an assistant who carries a heavy modi- ture You are invited by tho head of a family to call at his house While there you are Introduced to the daughter In whom perchance you take a little moro than formal interest The mother noticing this weakness will at onco invito you to visit the theater with them Mother and daught i cna as gor- Â¬ geously as their purso permits you find tKiB JB mjzjpc yourself soatod with them In a box after a few remarks about tho perform- Â¬ ance tho girl cosily finds an opportunity to favor the guest with souiq trifling present such as fruit or perhaps a cup of tea Should the guest reciprocate by presenting a gift of somokind to tho girl oven though not cognizant of the consequencos tho act is considered equivalent to a proposal and accept- Â¬ Mr Btangen did not only pro ance U sent tho daughter of Ills hostess with a very hundsomo gift but also remem Â¬ JAPANESE PHYSICIAN AND ATTENDANT bered her sisters and other members of cine case on his back every doctor be tho family thereby making their as Â¬ ing his own apothecary Of late years surance doubly sure Not until ho no mony young JapB have been sent to ticed the effect of his generosity did Europe and tho United States to study hla real position dawn upon him medicine and In the largo cities and Flight wan tho only way out of It ho old fashioned sys aftr describing his unconscious seaports patients outsido practitioners find no of the pool wooing and hod 1 not buoccetW in quarters putting many mllos between rrrBolf Although breaches of of and my Intended tho next day uld rare occurrence Japan Ispeaoe are po have Boon mo married It ir ta no lloed country In tho world the best No strandifference whether b man is already can pass through a olty without marriod cr has the firm intention of elng by remaining a bachelor all his life ho dian ofaskedpeace come uniformed guar Â¬ Â¬ to present his 1 tho must tnako good the promlso held out tials at polico headquarters credenIf his to tho designing damsel who has led is allowed him astray with a tiny oriental plum or papers are clear he Informing to pro Â¬ coed but not before the capsugnrod lemon Should ho happen to tain of his destination In fact tho bo tho possosftor of a wlfo previous to system of polico espionage prevailing his flirtation ho am socuro a divorce In Island empire Is as perfect as that without much difllculty but as legal of the autocrutio Russia which aa every Â¬ separations of this kind aro not recog- Â¬ body knows has hut two masters tho nized by European or American courts czar uud tho gendarme It behooves foreigners to bo very care- Â¬ WnaxAJi Waiteh Wells ful about accepting presents bo thoy over ro trifling from tho dusky charmÂ¬ A RMtoaabU Intnreuwe ers of Japan I boo that Jones has taken the lec-Jtwuuue whfts wo extremely faith tare platform R DWLnH know fafe wife ful to tU4r iutabandA Most wotom l tyir tarlli a top bttrtlc mtim 11 iit1fli iil tf rn i GLIMPSES OF JAfAN cybrws mMrtajf and other J us r y V rsil H th J b par-rot-ll- I V m II B j V fQ6imM Hr lofM niSAKERCITTB I POWDER khau j un--- f fff CURETTE Soar RIGHT USE I HOUSEWIVES NO OTHER 1 the BestPurest 4Idd i u fkzS ma n V Vcr 1 J J t SfSMY r- - SAHUAKA JUICE THEATRIOAU NOTES CAUSE OF SUNSTEOKR Trade mark J7BLET W1 Try Tho Drink Arizona Indiana from tho QIantbaoluB 4v ot Tlzirin PInilobj Unnnmbcreil Generations tho Means of nrl Annual Orgy Apacho Itntils Caused by It 4 IUrds UrtfnCr Too ii Edwin Bootjib estate by earftfnl management on tho part of th ex- Kxporimonts with Dogs Conducted inecutors has leen consklfttJiy 4 VW tTlfr wy lww jMMnnAUvvsnM f ouvuuiuu creased and now stand iiwentorkxl at Got tho dpjeftlTo- Comcdlo Francalso who retirMwth tho end of tho year has5 just married at seventy three a ybunjracjresa at tho Ambigu Mile Trevllle Txiw ppejbn aldermen havo decided that theater managers must send ad Â¬ vance sheets of their Hvlng plcturo postersto tho city hall before poslng them on the billboards UAXiy uainb naa aiscovarcu an nhcient Manx ballad whose story is that of tho phantom ship and has turned it Into English It will soon appear with tho titlo Gralh My Chreo love of my heart Miss Crabtrke otherwise Lotta tho M 072023 mlW f Tlio Ono TImt Pled Hml to VTallc In a Wheel In a Very Hot Atmosphuro WhilothV Other Merely Looked nt Him tPALACEt y JBsagsiiri 3as JMLzLXL f Gowns Ttawlri is tho intoxicant prpduc6d among tho most uncivilized Indian tribes that llvo away up in tho maun- tains more than 200 miles from civiliza Â¬ tion on the border land between Ari zona and Moxico It is mado writes a New York Sun correspondent from tho fruit of the giant cactus of the hot desorta lenown as tho sahuara Tiawin is in common uso orabuso ambng tho south- Â¬ ern Arizona Indian tribes Tho fluid ha been analyzed by tho scientific ex Â¬ an l rE OzEFTBiEe 5 x- - 3rocr sv mode oflif o of tho most primitives sav Â¬ ages ifXfll union It has been dcraon stratcdiiiftt tho tlzyn of tho Indiana to day is manufactured in oxactly tho samowayas it was long boforo whito men camo to theso shores Tho art of producing tlzwln has been Handed down through unnumbered generations from prehistoric times Thus another stigma is removed from tho whito man who has been accused of teaching his poor red brother tho uso of firewater It appears not only probable but- cor tain that for years bofore Columbus discovered America and whito mon con- Â¬ tracted tho habit of ohowmg and smok ing tobacco from the natives tho art of painting things red was well lenown in tho quiet streets of tho Zunl villages And tho avenues of thosoven cities of Cibola Even at that period it was doubtless nounoommon sight for tho good savage housowifo to soo tho part Â¬ ner of her joys and sorrows como reel Â¬ ing to the doorstep making night hldo dus with drunken song Tho sahuara Cerous giganteus is tho largest and most remarkablo of tho cactus family and Is peculmr to Ari Â¬ zona Travelers through tho territory sco thousands of these giant trco cacti from tho car windows They abound Jn tho hot sand wastes Tho sahuara blossoms in May or Juno having largo star liko flowers of pure whito with a perts sent into tho southwest by tho Smithsonian institution to Btudy the benefit l2T England the rows of curls on tho wigs of footmen aro indications of tho rank of those whom tho footmen servo Tho queens lackeys wear eight rows prcnde of Waki seven and the kxxl tHAjWfi six MULTUM An experiment In Franco with dbfii proves that sunstroke Is not an effect due solely to solar radiation though that Is Its ordinary cause It takes place also under intense artificial heat The stokers of steamers shut up In tho hold where they are compelled to enduro extreme temperatures are sub ject to It andrlt is a fact that tho boats that ply on thq Red sea are obliged during thoihot season to havo recourse to negroes or Arabs as engineers and over effervescent and perennial la firemen Since these have been accuspassing tho winter In Cleopatras land tomed to bear enormously high temSimilar effects aro oband is much benefited by her prolonged peratures She is said not to havo any served In gas works where the heat rest definite Idea when sho will return to Is great Taking ndvautago of this fact that tho stage solar heat Is not necessary to the effect On Twelfth Night for tho hun produced two French scientists MM dredth time tho ladies and gentlemen Laverau and Rcgnard have recently of tho Theater Royal Drury Lane performed somo valuable experiments met to out and eat tho Baddeley cako to clear up the causo of the disease and drink wine and punch provided which has been much disputed by tho boqucst of tho old actor William Claude Bernard thought that It was Baddeley who died in 1704 duo to a direct action of heat on tho muscular system causing the coaguAROUND THE GLOBE lation of the muscular fibers par- Â¬ Russians think it nobby to bo buried ticularly those of tho heart which were so to speak cooked as if roasted in an in glass coffins The ancient Egyptians used wooden oyeiL Others havo soon in it a sort of rollers to movo their huge blocks of poisoning by tho products of com bustion that accumulated in tho blood stone The Patagonlans aro tho tallest poo not being eliminated through the pie in the world and tho Laplanders tho proper channels Finally somo have thought that there was a direct action shortest New Zealand has set apart two on tho nervous system causing a kind islands where hunting is prohibited for of abnormal excitement followed by tho preservation of its remarkablo wild reaction Messrs Laverau and Rcgnard being birds and animals persuaded that heat was only tho de The Sahara is crossed by mountains termining causo of tho stroko and that sufficiently high to bo at times snow it must tako placo a general state of covered while in other parts it is much fatigue placed inin a tightly inclosed below the sea leveL metal box heated progressively two An asylum for incurables of all creeds dogs ono was kept still near tho sldo is Doing erected by tho sultaa of Turkey of tho box while tho other was sot at not far from his palace It will con work in a wheel similar to those seen tain a synagogue a mosquo and a in squirrel cages This wheel could bo church kept moving from tho outsido by tho In the courso of a speech in tho Lon Â¬ hand or by a mechanical device so don common council lately an alder Â¬ that tho animal had no chanco to shirk man quoted Tacitus in tho original to Tho temperature in tho box roso his colleagues Do followed it up how gradually to 80 90 100 dogroes and over by translating tho Latin for their more While ono dog sat still tho Twenty Days 49c to Ladies Tests tfnion Suits Wool Hose Wool Hoods Sailor iats 199 Ladies ZZats -- 5 to 99c 17 c to 37c Trimd JTats 25c to 499 1 33 49c to iftbbons all Shades 2c 5 to 27c to 50c 27 to 49c Silk Velvet 43 to 99c 70 to 75c stamped iinens ilk Floss CASH SUPPOSITORY for Constipation and Piles 100 THE OIL CURE Pastilo for Female Diseases Leucorrhen Ulceration and Prolapsus One months treatment 200 THE OIL CURE for Catarrh of Head Nose and 100 Throat THE OIL for Ec- Â¬ zema SI 00 THE OIL CURE for Fistula in Ano 500 These valuable combinations of Oils are prepared from the Formulas of the celebrated Drs Reynolds and will be sent postpaid on receipt of price where druggists are not supSend stamp foj illustrated plied catalogue on Chronic and Malignant Skin Diseases Ulcers Tumors and Consumption The Oil Cure Co 129 S Spruce St Nashvilb Tenn I will make it to your interest to call TERMS Corner Ninth and Main streets MRS ADA LAYNE 4 WE ARE fflUfiu a- - iv Receiving daily our early Spring stock 0 Imported Dress Goods for early Spring Plaid Waistsw Woolens Plaid Silks Percales for Shirt j u T ta fin 1 I Poor Health means so much more than you imagine serious and fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected Dont play with Natures greatest gift health vvv Carpets Mattings Linoleums Bags Oil Clotlis Dimities Nainsooks- Embroideries Laces- Gents Ladies Misses and Childrens Shoes etc These goods were bought under the new tariff and we are offering them fully 25 0 less than former prices Corner Eighth and Main Streets RTruARnci jTrn i --L A- i A X 1 KsX V t a x E P CAMPBELL President J E McPHERSON Cashier IN RARVO fcyu Hv fit filntri P IlifflR U wfcero1 Haalitt A SKMPKaoya Refinement- creates beauty evoiry that finds it Rlvroh parent msks an ax fui child Hallburton IT is not he thai seorohos for prawa Bank of Hopkinsville INCORPORATED CAPITAL ad SURPLUS DIRECTORS E P Campbell Db E S Stuabi C 18655 TnE DOG IN THO WHKHLlOES ALL WORK TID1 J TUB SABUABA on Q1AJTT OAOTUS raspberry though not so sweet As soon as the fruit ripens the squaws and children travel miles over moun- Â¬ tain and plain to gather it in largo basÂ¬ kets which they carry on their heads As these giant cacti aro from ten to fifty feet in height much of tho fruit is out of their reach and is left for tho woodpeckers and blue jays who aro ox travagantly fond of it and frequently indulgo to such an extent as to become stupefied and unablo to fly Tho squaws however easily gather as much as they want from tho smaller plants by means of long thin poles with wooden hooks lashed at tho ends with which they pull down tho fruit Tho gathered fruit is deposited day after day at a common center where it is pressed and tho juico is collected into largo earthen ollas Then some water is added Tho ollns aro stored in a closed dark room where a slow firo is kept up for several days until tho liquid begins to show foam on top X a sign that it is fermenting It baa then attained tho desired intoxicating power and word passes from mouth to mouth and from villago to village As noon as tho welcome news arrived all of the men hastened to tlio tlzwln camp to put in their time stupefying themselves with frequent draughts of thyquor and dancing or fighting bcÂ¬ tTlen drinks Tho squaws and children who aro never allowed to join in tho revelry manage to get their fun out of tho affair by climbing to tho low roofs of the wickiups and viewing tho drunken revels of their lords and masters Thus tho orgy continues night and day until tho supply is exhausted and by this time tho passions of tho Indians- naturally fierce and cruel hav Â¬ ing been inflamed a hundred fold somo one lb the crowd utters a warwhoop and they leap on their ponies and arc off on a raid against tho whites Thero is a saying among tho settlers that tho Apachoat best is but a devil but when his blood is flrcd with tizwin tho father of eviV himself is a refined gentleman golden center In July or August tho pnlt is ripe Hi is peor ahaped being ftilinchcd tcthe limb at its pointed end and when mature turns a brilliant red and splits open at tho top and sides Ijko a chestnut burr exposing to view imtcioua rod pulp filled with minuto black seeds It resembles strawberry jfttn Intasto it is slightly Hire the other toiled with all hia might boing forced to follow tho movements of tho wheeL Tho result seemed conclusive While tho first dog bore with out discom Â¬ tell fort a temperature of from 96 to 113 deÂ¬ grees Fahrenheit tho other bocame vavd very ill at tho end of thirtymlnutos Hb vbo is th matter of all opkn bo tho bfgo of way W B hia temperature was 108 degrees and his can respiration 200 to tho minuto whilo his Algor ocDBcdoue af integrity soorna heart beat so rapidly that tho strokes A mind to say more than it moons to perform could not bo counted When tho sick dog was taken from Burns opinion is weak but publia tho wheel at the end of half an hour he Private opinion is almost omnipotent u W recovered little by little when on tho contrary tho experiment was kept up Beecher and tho temperature was raised still Resolve to edgo in a little reading evory day if it is but a single sentence higher the dog died several mlnutos after being taken from tho wheol whilo Mann H tho ono bad kept quiet seemed not BEUEVEme very heart has iteoo to suffer thattho lea3t At 140 degrees in cret sorrows which tho world knows both animals succumbed but tho ono not Longfellow that hod not moved held out several In that sweet mood when pleasant hours thoughts bring sad thoughts to tho Theso experiments seem to show mind Wordsworth without doubt that fatigue andexorciso facilitate in a high degreo tho occurMarine matters rence of sunstroke This however The polar curronte contain less salt does not go far enough do they do this by raising tho internal temperature of than those from tho equator TnE first map of tho gulf stream was tho animal by preventing tho eliminamado by Benjamin Franklin who tried tion of injurious products and by thus to point out tho utility of ocean cur-Â¬ poisoning it with its own excretions Messrs Laverau and Rcgnard have rents in navigation Investigated this point also and they The Yellow eea of China is so called from tho presence of yellow mud find that thero is undoubtedly a very washed down by tho great rivers that rapid rise of internal temperatureof Extho amination of tho muscular fiber empty into its waters heart shows that this is not in tho least Dead bodies when taken a cargo on coagulated or cooked but of a ship aro always described as either tho blood shows also that analysis no thero Is statuary or natural history specimens snch accumulation of toxins as would owing chiefly to tho superstition of result injuriously There is howevor sailors an excess of carbonic acid which would When a gunpowder lighter comet cause n certain degree of asphyxia alongside a ship all fires aro put out According to tho Frenchmen the most Matobes are carefully stowed away probablo hypothesis is that death results pipes aro from action on the nerves first excit- Â¬ tho cook suspends operations extinguished and tho heavy cheats aro ing them and then paralyzing them oarriwl on board by hand Tho obvious practical conclusion la A SHir canal from Bordeaux to Nar that in hot weather or in any conditions bonne connecting tho Atlantic and tho of oxtremo heat it is of vital Importance Mediterranean is ono of tho coming not to becomo fatigued and to abstain public enterprises Tho distance Is 820 as far as possible from violent or pro- Â¬ miles Boats will be towed by fixed longed exercise Attention to this will onginos The cost of tho canal is es Â¬ doubtless savo many Hvc3 and If tho timated at 5150000000 result Is attained the poor dogs who y Tins beet lightning rod forour pro- tootion is your own spina Emerson Thb original of all man is the smo and virtue is the only nobility Sonne To a parson of tho oril and nothing of tho good k cruL SdV Browns nvr Iron Bitters f Dyspepsia and cant work begin at once tak- Â¬ ing the rnost relia Â¬ ble strengthening ties cure benefit very first dose it won i nam your tttik and it pleasant to take Ifyouarefeellnp out of sorts weak and generally ex- Â¬ hausted nervous have no appetite 27500000 Jno P Garnett D R BeaTid Browns trq A inediclnewhichis 1ew hnr Iron Bit- - H Bush If Cures Kidney and Liver Troubles TJvis Banh offers prompt and energetic servics tfor the transaction of all branches -r-- Neuralgia Constipation Bad Blood Malaria Nervous ailments Womens complaints Get only 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the most de lJ sirable EASTERN GRANITE TVrn MTTMRVNTrri T Wt - M R m iiir rs r mott M fr qtiH RTATTTA RV w M t n After 40 years experience we feel confident that orders wntrusted na vrnll Yck avannfarl in n alrillflil onn Qifiofi mnnni b Miiiimiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniuiiiiimimi nwiiniiiiifliiMMimniHMiiiiilriiiiiiiiiiiiij IT HgWmi Jone but the best material used F M 1 CURES Incur needless BITS OF SCIENCE perished in Messrs Laverau and Reg nards box will not havo died in vain nnrilBhlpH In Ausrrijlu Jn tho barron country cf Vest Aus tralia where men aro madly locking in search of gold tho temperature Is said to be ono hundred and twenty in tho shade and no adequate water sup ply Thero is such a boom In tho prico of claims that only rich men can buy them and numerous rich men arc thero enduring all tho hardships with tho hope of growing richer in It is a twelvemonth between All their drinks with tho Indians worst outbreaks have occurred in the tizwin season Tho old settlers who still manage to worry along in thia KAvifTrr Tf wrtAui sunny cllmp hayo good reason to re member tizwin timo and its recurrence while tho average Ttf them It recalls wmy uiree mixes oyery summer otwmlnuU ninny a fierce outbreak of tho bloods iwninJftlm thirsty Apache ycor- caparison APihuara fruit ripens only once a - A SUM of two thousand five hundred pounds has been given to tho Royal Col lego of Physicians by Dr II Vebcr to establish a prize for essays on the pre- Â¬ vention of consumption Edward Atkinson says that tho timo will oome when tho fiber In tho cotton stock will bo utilized and there dro important elements for tanning and dyeing In tho roots An enterprise on foot is tho collection of wave power on tho seashore by building conical tunnels in tho rock up which tho billows will send the wa Â¬ ter to bo collected for uso in elevated resorvoirs at tho top The velocity of wind Is continually No ono should suffer needless pafa or risk to htaUfe vt life Many do suffer snch pala and ifek from tho Grippe doctoring in vain mwawUie Hut none to this who ue as a raaedy for this dreaded scourg LAGRIPPE ijiggMggMMg MPlitiMiM mill iffi Jn- n WHITLOW is our Solicitor for work U DR KINCS7 I ROYAL GERMETUBR pleasantly completely and Unfalltngry It is tho Formerly of Hophinsville Ky It CURES tho Srlppe promptly earaly uarters for reliable Wathes Jewel ry Diamonds Goods at reliable prices Bric-a-bra- o and fane PRESENTS IDEAL REMEDY for this trouble pleasant to take as lam onade harmless in every oaee to young and old malo and femalt in any and all conditions Whilo curing th ferrppo it acts as a perfect Nerve ItestoTathro and General Invlgoratrr strengthening tho system and cqmplotely removing from it all For Colds and Lung Tnmnws of a jLlnds it has no super Buld By 1 0 for 6 Druggists KNEfiS ROYAL ELEGANT LINE OF YEDDING MimimK ciof English llrl Tho former teacher of tho present carina says that sho was brought up almost entirely as nn English girl do spito her German birth It was not un- Â¬ Worv Knrtond and til after her confirmation that sho was voloclty may b allowed to go to tho thcator or balls an nour in uio make formal visits and sit at tho tnblo it will be altered when Queen Victoria visited Darm The Cznrlna mii Mail orders promptly attended to 321 Union EFFECTS OF THE GRIPPE Jas M HOWE St Nashville Ton GER1KIT9M MMFMfll etindt ATLAWA VauuuiuutuiiimMiHUiiuujnmi Mi tn iJfr 4 V--- u JVy ckp I r V tn L 11 G iO J HOPKINS VILLE KENTUCKIAN MARCH 12u1895 TO COOK POTATOES Potato Loaf Masked potatoes two eggs well beaten cold chloken shredded Mix together adding butter flue pepper and salt and making in the shape of a loaf Bake brown IIaoois This famous old Scotch dish is very simple Cut the beef in small pieces and mix with mashed potatoes Season with pepper and salt Use plenty of butter and bake welL Potato Minck Balls Parboil potatoes equal in quantity to two thirds of tho avallablo cold meatr beef and a little httm if convenient choppod flrje Mash tho potatoes and mhc with the meat and one raw ogg Season with C 3 HtyjMnsmlb Bntuclttatu fuusiti tuismy and tridvt mmkh JBT Beverly I ettr it X CHAS M MEACHAM fcDBSCBHTION 6 2 A YEAR IK ADVANCE 20 - Locals talapplication for standing ns OFFICE Xece1 rending notices cents per line Specents per line each Insertion MAIN STREET udvertlsements furnished 212 SOUTH all with acute bronchitis at Indianap- Â¬ Ex President Harrison is seriously olis hereabouts Bradley They like his noisy uro for stylo of windjaniming All of the Republicans A bill has been introduced in the Missouri legislature providing for a tax on all baclelors overSO years of age a mmmmammmmmmm The Couit of Appeal took up the importaut bank tax cases last week The argumeuts have not yet been fin- ished The entire court is sitting Hon Vi J Bryan the eloquent vniinc Nebraska statesman lectured in Nashville Saturday night on bi mctalsm Hon C M Clay Jr of Tans is 111 end of the State in the interest of his candidacy for Governor Ho was at Hartford Friday and Princeton Sat urday Bevkbly Ky March 5 Mr and Geo v DorineU spent Sunday in the Church Hill neighborhood Mr Byron Torian has moved his family to Hppkinsville Mr Torian and family will bo greatly missed in our community especially Miss Jos Bie Dont grieve Jim she has only gono eight miles and besides Robert says he will accompany you at any timo to the city Miss Bonney Steger is visiting Miss Sudie Sypert near Uhurch Hill Miss Lavolia Fleming is on the sick list this week Misses Mary Lou and Bessie- - Kee ner spent Monday and Tuesday visit ing friends in the city Mrs Delia Donnell and her charm Â¬ ing daughter Sue who came over to the Dounell Watbius wedding havo returned to their home at Lebanon Tenn Mr and Mrs T L FJeming will en- Â¬ tertain a number of their friends Fri- Â¬ day evening the occasion being a taekey party Mrs Geo Huffman of Carboudale Tenn is visiting her daughter Mrs Ben Harlow Mr Will Major wont to Bennetts town Sunday Miss Mary Henry of Casky is vis iting her cousin Mrs L LLea veil The school at Beverly Academy op eued Monday with 15 scholars en- Â¬ rolled Messrs John Stroube and John Hoyd spent Sunday with relatives at LaFayette Miss Annie Hunt after a pleasant visit to Miss Anna Fleming returned to her t ome near Garrettsburg very much to tht regret of Joe Mrs Our mm Id winter Sal Continues at- - Owing to tHe continued bad weather riiRtariGe out df town have been unable to get here to v tend our rw m niany of our customers living u small bits of celery popper and salt Fry in round balls Potato Pie Place in tho pastry al ternate layers of mashed potatoes and slices of mutton or veal and three cold boiled eggs sliced Season with salt pepper and mace according to taste Add butter on each layer or pour gravy over it Lot tho top layer bo a thick ono of potatoes and brush with yolk of egg Potato an Fisn Bills Take equal parts of cold fish shredded fine and po- Â¬ tatoes boiled and mashed smooth Beat in an ogg and a few tablespoonfuls of rich milk but do not make too moist Salt to taste Mix thoroughly and beat until light Roll with a spoon Into neatly shaped oval balls and fry brown Good Housokcoping Gfl it Sillier in a And for the benefit of those unable to get to town wejave concluded to extend this G reat sale until the first of March We have added many things and there are quite a number of bargains that we could not replace for the money So do not wait come and get some of these bargains If you are after bargains we have them for you Remember the sale continues until March 1st 1895 VI V Mammas Pets Tho rcopless Party 1lntform Congressman Berry was banqueted Contributed in Cincinnati Saturday night by his The Christian county Executive Newport friends but the promised Committee of tho Peoples party pre gubernatorial boom was not launched sents the followiug platform of prinTiioxace for Governor is made up ciples 1 Even the devil should be given his ple to We affirm the right of the peorule and deny that the for dues According to Republican cal eign ana aomestic money power is culations the pension appropriations entitled to control tho government 2000000 2 In the interest of the people of the last congress were of the 51st Congress we demand the restoration of the less than those coinage of gold and silver as it existed prior to 1873 at the ratio of and 16 to 1 and without waiting the coneditor A Dana Chas Win M Lallan publisher of the Now sent of any pther nation York Sun have beeniudicted for libel T3 As congress alone has the right to the value by a federal grand jury at Washing- Â¬ wo coin and regulate money bo thereof demand that all issued ton They are accused of libeling by the government without tho inter Frank B Noyes of the Associated vention of banks of issue the same to be a full legal tender Press 1 We also declare our implacable Oscar Wilde has sued the Marquis hostility to the further issue of inter and of Queeusberry for libel in London estbearing bonds secret especially to contract by put un- an uuadvortised and has had him arrested and inn iiimwiin The Mar Â¬ der a 1500 bond quis will not be dealt with under his own rules -11 11 AU nnaiftDd JUoatli There are many curious forms among tho fishes known to inhabit the very aoopest portions of tho deep sea but there are few such uniquo specimens as thut recently reported to tho Berlin In- Â¬ stitute from tho coast of Morocco It was brought up from a depth of ono and one half miles and Was a wonder to behold Tho creature was only about 19 inches long but fully four fiftlis of its entire length was head and mouth A LITTLE VARIETY It was estimated that if tho body had been bovcrcd just behind tho hinges of In Persia the women of fashion ornathe jaw 10 such bodies could havo ment their faces by painting upon them been stowed away in its great pouch figures of bugs and small animals like stomach If a bedstead creaks at each move Â¬ ment of the sleeper remove tho slats Duo to tho Sun In a recent official paper onv tho and wrap the ends of each in old newsÂ¬ values of foods Prof Atwntcr writes papers Sugar was unknown in Europe be Â¬ that tho sun is tho source of all energy tho coal and wood wo burn tho fore tho Christian era aud only came that plants wo grow tho food we eat and into common uso in the seventeenth the reserve materials in our bodies are century all reservoirs of latent energy derived Tuts Pekin Gazette a journal that from tho bun Perhaps some Edison of was 200 years old when tho Normans the future will learn how to condense conquered England has tho further and convert this energy directly with distinction of having had 1000 of its ed-Â¬ out such clumsy indirect processes ns itors beheaded our befct Gcienco now employs The fiscal court of Fayetto county Ky has appointed a committee to asÂ¬ WOMEN OF EUROPE certain tho coat of two bloodhounds to bo procured and kept for tho purpose of DrorruBS de la RotJonEFOucAtrLD There is talk ol daughter of Senator Mitchell of Oro trashing criminal gon is ono of tho cleverest women in similar action in other parts of the Btato the American colony of Paris Clay eaters are not confined to our Eugenie has recently Emtbess visited Queen Victoria at Windsor and Bouthern states Humboldt found them tho two ladles went out shopping to in South America The practice of clay gether in tho quaint and drowsy old eating is common throughout tho tor rid zone and is not unknown in town Sweden Norway Finland and New Mammoth Clothig FINANCE AND INDUSTRY The pecan trees of Texas yield every year 0000000 pounds of nuts Not moro than 100000 Mexican cattle can be sent to the United States this year in consequence of tho drought i Afteb paying all expenses in the San Francisco midwinter fair a sur Â¬ plus of 33000 Is left The United States now has about forty vessels engaged in whaling Iho remnant of a fleet that once numbered 000 vetsols The output of raw iron for thovGer man empire during tho year 1894 was 5550823 tons an increase of 000174 tons over tho output of 1803 Mb J E SlATON a farmer of Bul Â¬ lock county Ga cleared 513000 lost season on watermelons He will plant sixty acres in melons this year According to tho American Ship Â¬ h Shoo Co A MUSICAL MELANGE Good Housekeepers Secretary Morton is au horityfor the statement that two Congressmen one from Tennessee and one from Massachusetts have been caught selling the seeds furnished them for fiee disÂ¬ use Neverwett Bo Sure tribution Inil asrwQMii iiniim Judge Thompson has decided the Louisville Sunday closing law constitutional but has ordered the police not to enforce it until the Court of Appeals has passed upon the test case to be appealed mi Â¬ WliyPfNever Hott I Never f Never Cold Each Ttoll Bears Our Trail o Mark ONLY BY- - Weu SOLD AND MANUFACTURED Louisville Paper Company Incorporated much dissatisfaction over the earliness of the Bradley conven tion Wood Dunlap candidate for Secretary of State refuses to bo any longer a candidate and predicts cer tain defeat for the Bradloy ticket to be nominated May 29 There is 237 6th Street No No 1 phonoiiw Louisville Ely ABSOLUTELY NON CONDUCTING S Novorwett lied Kopoltoollng Papers coat one third the price of Tin and Jus as durable Can be put on at very little expense Netorwott I lnlng Paper lor U90 under carpets between walls or for sheathing Send for The Idaho senatorial deadlock wbb broken Thursday by tho re election of Senator Geo L Shoup One Pop- wbich foreign money kings have ulist was absent and Shout was able made millions 5 Wc ask the pcopo to forgot all men to gie U 0ol ouough of Sveet past political differences and unite him one majority Delaware is now with us in a common purposo to res- Â¬ the only State that has not elected a cue our government from the control senator concentrated of monopolies and Samples DEATHS The Democrats of Chicago with un- Â¬ usual unanimity have nominated a strong ticket for nest months city election headed by Frank Wentcr for Mayor Geo B Swift is tho Republican candidate for Mayor 1 ho prospects for Democratic success ae very bright The Federal grand jury at Louis- Â¬ ville has indicted A RCarothers and Ibdae Middleton two1 of Collector Johnsons subordinates for soliciting campaign funds from revenue em- Â¬ ployes This prosecution will turn out about like that against theFeland jrowd two or three years ago for the same offense TheOwensboro Messenger compa ny havo filed a demurer to the petition of Miss Addio Tate of this place in a damage suit against that paper The attorneys for the above named V company Allen Hughes and t Captain Ellis- claim that tho suit Afiibuld have been instituted in Da i vices instead of Union county while JMprton and Miller Mies Tates at- torneys contend that the Union circuit court is where the caco should tr bet tried fcttrfct Sturgis Ledger r if gave an exhibition in this city a few years ago and will bo remembered by many of the show going people wealth to restore prosperity to our isiiiy uasey tne wen Known min suffering people and to secure ttjinCin I rights ot free peech a free press with Al atrial by jury Ail rules regula- G Fields Minstrels for some years tions and judicial dicta in deroga and was regarded as ono of his best of either of which are arbitrary un- Â¬ men tolera- Â¬ constitutional and not to be ted by a free people Williams Ennis the little daugh C D Bell Chm pro tem ter of Mr Gillison Williams of JFruit W E Wahfield Jr Sec lill cued bunaay March o of lover ilopkiusrille Mar 4 1895 Carneal Mr Robt P Carneal a State of Ohio City of Toledo ss Erominent farmer of tho Casky neigh Sunday night at 880 Lucas County oclock of pneumonia after a weoks Frank J Cheney makes oath that jllness Ho was about 45 years old he is the senior partner of tho firm of and leaves d wife and two sons Tho Co doiDg business funeral services will be hed at the F J Cheney in the city of Toledo county and residence at 10 oclock to day and the this state aforesaid and that said firm body will be brought to was city for interment Mr Carneal a brother-in-lawill pay tho sum of ONti HUN Â¬ of Mr Thos L Graham and DRED DOLLARS for each and was a good and useful citizen Bnd a evary caso of Catarrh that cannot be clover gontleman cuied by thewuse of IlnllH Catarrh Boyd James F Boyda son of tho Frank J Cheney Cure late Drury Boyd died a few miles Sworn to before me and subscribed Sun- Â¬ in my presence this 6th day of De Â¬ north or town of consumption day morning Ho was about 60 years cember A D 1886 old mid leaves a family consistinc of AWGLEASON The interment took four daughter Notary Public Soal place yesterday at tho family buiying Balls Catarrh Cure is taken internal- ground south of town ly and acts dir Ktly on the blood and NOTICE mucous serf aces of the system Send United I WAST oery man and woman In tho Whisky for testimonials free and lutes interested inoftne Oplnm on my books kablU to have one these dis Cheney Co Tolt do 0 FJ eases Address B M Woolley Atlanta Ga Sojd by druggisUi 75c Box MB and one trill be sent you free w Coupthe oldest showman in tho United State3 died at Jacksonville Fla last week Coups circus V C proceeds were 87500 A collection of 8475 operas was re cently presented to tho Academia dl Santa Cecelia at ltomei tho ejection goes baclr to tho beginningaOlstage builder tho large shipbuilders TJar music Tho Academia has also re Â¬ Wolff Belfast Ireland who ceived from tho Italian government lana built tho Majestio and Teutonic pay 1500 raro musical books and manu Â¬ pattern Â¬ scripts found in suppressed convents riveters 754 per week makers 827 per week platers the Dtjbing tho exhibition of 1000 itIs same and fitters 057 to 8 Moro proposed to give a cycle of Wargner than twice theso sums are paid in this opera with a German company in Parid country to the same trades Meanwhile Tannhauscr tho Mqis terslnger Tristan and Isolde ancl Caledonia AROUND THE GLOBE the Nibelungen trilogy will bSiaJven at djBflnlteljr EUROPEAN ROYALTY The Chinese claim to have specimens tho Grand opera It is now Nibelun Â¬ arranged that Dcr Ring des of writing dating from B C 2200 Knole the county seat of Lord Sock presented at Bayreuth Capetown has tho most cosmopolitan gen will bo1890 vllle once minister to Washington was once moro in any citv in tho world tho scene of tho West Kent hunt ball population of nearly every nationality being repre- Â¬ this year IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE Tin new czar is twenty six years old sented The wettest place in tho world is John L Yxl60N tho now senator the king of Spain is eight queen of tho Netherlands fourteen king of Servia Chorrapungi in Assam where tho av Â¬ from Washington is a native of Indiana eighteen khedivo twenty emperor erage rainfall has been 403 inches In and 44 years old 1801 it was 005 Mns Castle who was recently elec- Â¬ of China twenty three A Beblin theologian predicts a great ted justice of tho peace in Webster Count C stellane tho Frenchman who is cngagod to Miss Anna Gould war in 1897 a Napoleon in 1899 a ter Â¬ county la has abdicated tho tribunal is a handsome young fellow and is not rific earthquake in 1001 and the end of and returned to tho pursuits of private life poor strango to say Ho has money tho world in 1903 enough to satisfy any French girL Is Holland railroad mhingcrs aro Augustus Stanwood recently apÂ¬ Babon de Staax who succeeds the held to a strict personal rtsjonslbility pointed accountant in the Brooklyn po late M do Oiers as chancellor of the for tho safety of their passonffers As lico department at a salary of 52500 a Russian empire is seventy two years of a result railroad accidents are rare year is a cousin of tho lato James G ago and a nephew of Prince Alexander and an average of only one death a year Blaine He began bis diplo- Â¬ results from them Gen W J Sewell tho new New Gortschakoff matic career at Constantinople on the At Staroja in tho government of Jersey senator was in trytt body from Ho was orlglnally from eve of tho Crimean war Novgorod Russia a girl of fourteen 1881 to 1887 Tue king of Denmark is seventy six was lately arrested on the ehargo of Ireland having been born at Castlobar child which December 0 1835 Queen Victoria seventy flvo tho king strangling a Ex Senatob Warren roreiv takes a of Swedon sixty five tho emperor of she was employed to look after She Austria sixty four the king of Bel- Â¬ thereupon confessed to having killed mornings walk around his Wyoming gium fifty nine tho king of Itoumanla Bixtecn children in this way and gave farm Ono reason is that it is six times as her reason that she did not like tho as big as tho state of Rhodo Island and fifty five tho prince of Montenegro has on it 2000 horses 15000 cattlo and flf ty threo and tho sultan of Turkey trouble they gave her 180000 sheep- and tho king of Italy each fifty FnoTOORApnsof the princess of Wales DO YOUSUPPOSE- - are still tho most popular in England That man is such an inferior crea- more than two hundred thousand wore turo after all KEPORT OF THE CONDITION sold last year Next in demand after That you would be really happy if royalty and the professional beauties OP THE you hud everything you want comes Mr Gladstone Thoro is littlo Tuat men really beliovo one half of call for Lord Rosoberys picture tho smart things they write about Mme Henri Schneider wife of the women proprietor of tho great Creusot iron That St Valentino was selected as works is said to wear tho magnificent A tho patron of all lovers because he lost diamond that was among tho crown his head at the close of business jewels of Franco and was sold at pub Tuat an education of mind and lic auction at one hundred thousand heart makes a woman any less tho good dollars She lost tho diamond not long RESOURCES housekeeper ago and it was found by a street 8040340 Loans and discounts 1685 85 That any two mothers will ever have sweeper Overdrafts secured and unsecured U S Bonds to iecuro circulation 1600000 tho samo ideas about tho bringing up 2080 00 Premiums on U S Bonds 8840108 of children Stocks securities etc Dont Tobacco Spit or Smoke Yfix Banking house furniture and Uuat soma prefer to bo peacocks iuurf o tures life Away abroad tlian simple frogs at homo Other real estate and mortgages The truthful startling title ot a Dook about 280000 owned specially small furniture has to That the only harmless guaranteed Uueirom national nanus not uo servo Acents 12853 bo made for some modern flats N Y tobacco habit euro If you want to quit and cant use No to Dao Braces up nlcotinized lh376 Advertiser Due from State banks and bankers nerves eliminates nicotine poisons makes 2270910 Duo from approved reserve agents men gain strength weight and vigor Posi 445349 Checks una other cash items tive cure or money refunded Sold by It C 2H000 Notes of other National Banks HABDWICK Pont Put it Off currency nickels and cents 58831 FractnlMoney Books at druggists or mailed free Addres Lawful reserved in hank viz The necessity of a spring medicine TbeSterllng hemedy Co 10 Chicago ofllcQ 4 784500 Spscle 228450 Spruce St Randolph St New York Legal tender notes15t0X00 is univois lly admitted This is the Bedomptlon fund with U S Treas72000 best time of the year in which lo puurer 6 of circulation Due from U 8 Treasurer other than 250 rify the blood to restore the lost ap5 redemption fund L two-year-o- ld W S GrLBEBT Sir Arthur Sullivana famous collaborator has so littlo ear for music that ho cannot distinguish harmony from discord Tuebe aro forty eight JifEerent ma terials used in constructing a piano from no fewer than sixteen different countries employing forty five differ ent hands Handels Messiah was recently performed at Buenos Ayres for tho first time In South America with a chorus of 800 and an orchestra of BO performers Special trains were run the houso was sold out an hour arid a half after tho opening of tho box office and the y First - National - Bank Hophinsville Ky t MAR 5 1895 J 1 FACTS Total 19700703 fi s LIABILITIES 0400000 Capital stock paid in Surplus fund 21M18 Undivided profits less expenses and 3264 05 taxes paid i 1440000 National banknotes outstanding VIM IM Dividends unpaid Individual deposits subject to check 11420585 State of Kentucky county of Christian ss I Thos W Long Cashier of the above named bank do solemnly swear that tho above statonient Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief Thos w Long Cashlcx Subscribed and sworn to before me this 0th lay of March 1805 WiLTjea Kelly Not Pub Correct attest Total 110700708 J W DOWN W X JKOMOiYOK Lowbt t J Directors petite and to build upthe entire sys tem as the body is now peculiarly susceptible to benefit from medicine attained by The great popularity Sood h Sttrriaparilla owiug to its rt al merit and its remarkable success has established it as the very best medicine to take in tho epriug It cures Bcrofulb salt rheum and all humors biliousness dyspepsia headache kid ney and liver complaints catarrh and all affections caused or promoted by low state of the r ystem or impure bluod Dont put Jb off but take floods Sarsaparilla now It will do you good POSITIONS GUARANTEED Shorthand Typewriting under reasonaoie conditions Do not say it cannot be done until you send for Vf ree page catalogue MIA UO 11 ON8 PMAOTr- OAl VUS1NESS COZLEOE and School iof J0 NASHVILLE old method It expends more money In the Interest of itsEmployment Department than half the bustnpflBprtllnffoa 1 tt ohnili tnVa InSI tuition It is strongly endorsed by Bankers Merchants and practical Dook Keepers au over w ummu Reasonablo rates iof tuition Cheap board Open to both sexeei Wostadents past- year representing 86 States itaf Territories I It has also prepared books for v and TelefrajjViyv TANN by Braughons method of tdwfe- 4 WEEKS ing book keeping is equal lolX WEEKS by xlk sent on 0 days triL- WlyiiToj wrttt espial T Drammi t lyonr wast VBBT1 1 tfA tjojajL bxujw AAj sac I tt 5 v t if J i-- PS- va Y t It 5 c a HQpKlKBVlLLH KENTTJOKXAJT Awarded n JKOff 12 1895 f j ABOUND AND ABOTIT ANOTHER Currency plaW f The Editor of tho in Nothing hews iutrnriiMkifound WWWM this llap v rA Condensed Account of tho Latest poniif jjjr jTersoly Xold for Busy Readers Noah Oliver who loft Lyon 83 years ago niid enlisted in tho Confed erate army had never been heard from since until he returned to his old home a fow days ago says tho Princeton Banner The ooy of 20 is now an old weather beaten man of 68 years Few people in hiB former homo remombered that such a man over lived there Tho steamer Longfellow sank in Cincinnati harbor crashing against were six persons the vtiSr and drowtSji Friday including the clerk Captf L Carter and David Aid ridge a passenger from Rome N Y Tho others were employes of the Banker RhodMf Journal of llankJaftpft prepared a plan for th rtttBimltpt the currency which he instate itfbetter than any Â¬ thing jet offered The principal dif ference between it and the plan of Secretis that it requires a de ary-Carlisle posit of 80 per cent of the circulation instead of a deposit of 30 per cent and restricts the total per cent of the issue to 00 per cent of tho capital Instead of 75 per cent The chief benefit that he insists would accrue from it is the more extensive retirement of tho gov Â¬ ernment papr money Ills is that claim tho immediate change in tho character of tho circulation would bo aB follows SchemVtJJfk relats the ffcifSfciior of BHtoiBRSrnl Mai Highest Honors Worlds Faliy DR CREAM BAHMi vis WftftUJl3iIt Hi r v sjuid VJ Farmers of Christian and adjoining counties the Cfollowin goods K oo an wio V4- guuuo xu men xeopeiLJve jijjum SiI ucdi nrxnAa r WE OFFER THUS 1 V 4 i Adi ITOTNTRn IV I AUO 1 1891 310C81O1Q MOST PERFECT MADE United States notes Treasury notes of 1890 Silver cortlUpates National bank notes Silver dollars Total NEW JLAN IN OPERATION 152447d28 336510501 20739068 60000000 Free A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder from Arnmonia Alum cr any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Imim Cora Planters J Ibdat i r- - wero married with tho consent of the The bride Thoy took a wora a short dress tour to Cincinnati W W Bose and Miss Susie Gip ona youthful couple who live about seven miles north of Elkton were married by Squire S A Cardwell this morning at his office on Third street It wus an elopement Clarks villo Times an escaped Ken itz tucky convict has been captured at Pittsburgh after being at large for five years He was employed as a newspaper artist and his signature to cartoons led to his arrest Bo has four and a half years to serve Capt H B Jonks chief clork of the railway mail service at Louisville and a republican who has been in office for 30 years except for 19 months during Clevelands first term lias been removed and a Democrat will bd given his place Tho Louisvillo Times gives the pictures of a half a dozen of Mad isonviygs pretty girls Saturday Thev iJ6ro Misseii Ola Sammie and JennifNisbet Pauline Whittihghill Emma Prewitt and Fannie Arnold Jno J Bryer one of the door- Â¬ keepers of tho Indiana legislature lias gone crazy from excitement over the partisan efforts of the Republicans to take patronage out of tho hands of the Democratic governor Whilin a dispute over a game of cardsjalClear Creek near Middles borovrom Henderson shot and in Henry Boyd of Hancock has been promoted to chief clerk in the stamp division and is succeeded by Henry T Godsey of Mt Sterling as- super- intondent of the Stamp vaults in the revenue bureau at Washington At Huntington W Va on Mar 6 Geo F Perry aged 19 and Inez Esque aged 18 years and 3 months National banks State banks Legal tender and treasury notes Total 1103180712 CincniiATlON MVOOOOO 870000000 211647643 11000047040 parents of the children Johsr-A-rHe- I derson escaped to the mountains and has not been capiured Collector Ben Johnson has sworn out a warrant for criminal libel against GeoW Shields at Louisville Deputy Corothers has sworn out similar warrants againsts Shields and Editor Geo W Smith Si T Hanson of Lpuisyille and A P Hill of Lynchburg Va have been elected auctioneers of the Louisville tobacco market to assist Auctioneers John C Day and Leo Buford A meeting of all of the chiefs of po lice in Kentucky will be held at Louisvillo April 3 The national union will meet in Washington in May Bob and Alf Taylor will begin their joint lecture tour at lfashville Oct 1 Bob will discuss Dixie and Alfs subject will be Yankee Doodle Millie Cohen a Louisville girl spoiled a swell wedding with M J Klein by eloping with Eman uel Greenberg the night before John Lemon who murdered Constable Lynch near Chattanooga Tenn last week has been captured Hq was cuught in Georgia The race for state senator in tho Todd Simpson and Logan District between C B Moore and C A Den ny promises to bo redhot A Clarksville mail carrier drove his horse attached to ji cart into Cumberland river and tho animal was drowned JRev J H Jenkins ihe oldest Bap tfrftiiniBter in Hardin county died laiveek aged 78 years He had been preaching GO years Geo S Board has bought JW Bostons half interest in the Sebree LedÂ¬ stantly killed John Partins Hen- ger Evangelist W P Fife will begin a protracted meeting at Fulton to day Two deaths from smallpox have oc- Â¬ curred at Lexington Henry Stockfleth is the Democratic nominee for Mayor of Evansville DAME FASHIONS GOSSIP What used to bo called the Lang liaa been revived inhalr-drcea- try Jiit JLonilon ICq copes of chinchilla are worn by some of the leaders of fashion In Tax fci fcrated Napoleon erase will beilltw some spring and trntntner Aaahlons tar daeatkra 3 dnd ihe abttKyki1 de44 aad mam i m r wbse shoes omenre It 1s a good aignof the tiaiMtbat getting baoJc to mhbsmk Fashiojubub J1 tmt imoaMiri7t i J il XI i following very interesting paragraph Franco is tho largest foreign creditor of Russia holding Sl500000000 of her securities a fact which ought to pro- Â¬ mote amicable relations between tho been called upon to replenish it with countries particularly as tho now czar legal tenders or gold Tho bank notes may find it desirable to borrow somo would have been rapidly driven homo more money one of days Thero as they always aro under a bank note seems no end to tho these fund of tho reserve system We Bhould soon have reached French peoplo who aro everybodys a point where tho banks of issuo could creditor owo nobody and possess in offer only their own notes or other their economy and thrift an inexhaust Â¬ bank notes in payment unless they ible mine of prosperity and abundance had hoarded gold They pay off enormous war indemni- Â¬ In this country tho average condition ties with no strain or trouble what Â¬ of national banks has been- that tho in ever finding the resources therefor in dividual deposits were twice the amount the woolen stockings oj their peas- Â¬ of the capital stock and other liabili- Â¬ antry and on occasion can drop such ties about equal to tho individual de- Â¬ a trifle as 8400000000 into a blind ditch posits Of course tho totel currency like that of tho Panama without wink Bupply is always far less than tho total ing The lesson of frugality which bank liabilities but if you make four the nation Inculcates is of inestimable fifths of tho total paper currency not a value to tho world at largo and might legal tender for debt it must readily be bo studied by our own workers with scon that tho danger and embarrass- Â¬ ment oi a panic would bo greatly in- Â¬ consldorableadyantage own workers The trouble with our creased It is urged that this is simi- is that they aro helpless in the matter lar- to tho Canadian system and it is Frugality would not give thom a sur in some respects but there is one funda Â¬ plus of money to invest when tho mental difference Tho Candian money is not in circulation In Franco banks aro merely tho continuation both gold and silver aro used as tho of a system that grew up in that money of final payment Silver is not country before tho federation and kept at par because It is redeemable in they were organized on a specie gold is a part of the basis Canada had no paper money money but Jbocause it of redemption It Is not conof a national character when tho bank Â¬ vertible into gold by law and tho ing act was passed Later it began tho Bank of Franco exercises its own dis-Â¬ issuo of legal tenders but these are cretion In paying out gold When gold small bills used for change The gov Is for export tho bank places a pre- Â¬ ernment has no responsibility for bank on It The consequence Is notes The problem in this country Is mium is continually flowing Into that gold tho the maintenance of a gold standard bank and its reserve Is now larger with an amount of national paper ever money and Mr Rhodes seems to think than paper currency based on gold The government can get rid of re and silver is issued in sufficient amounts that tho sponsibility for its own notes by some to stimulate quick exchanges and pro- Â¬ indirect transfer of it to the banks mote prosperity and the volume in Unquestionably tho burden of main- Â¬ actual circulation not counting tho taining a gold standard is very great but if it were temporarily transferred gold reserve Is something over 847 por to tho banks would not the result of capita In our own country tho circulation the first panic be the ruin of tho banks and a restoration of the responsibility is a little over 833 per capita counting xo mo government inaianapoiis oen the 25 per cent of bank reserves the tinel Jsurplus and the gold that never cir culates Tho difference between the RESTORE SILVER peoplo of Franco and tho peoplo of Tho True Way of Bringing About in Era of this country is ono of policy merely Prosperity of Tho chief factor of disturbance in tho Tho financial policythe France looks to tho interests of business health of tho United States Ours does not Atlanta whole people Constitution to day is tho continued fall of values Â¬ THfc REMtDY and prices Tho country cannot recover its prosperity until that factor is Hestoro Silver and Prosperity Will Return eliminated and thero is no way to to the Country eliminate it except by recalling silver Tho enlightened students of tho lo full service as standard money sldo monetary science in this country and by Bido with gold at all our mints and In Europe who havo studied the dis Â¬ in all our markots In 1872 before sil- Â¬ astrous effect of contracting tho vol Â¬ ver was demonetized sliver bullion ume of money of ultimate redemption was soiling at 132 per ounce or at a which has followed from tho demone- Â¬ premium of nearly 3 cents per ounce tization of silver who understand that over gold and wheat sold at from S135 the fall of prices and shrinkage of val Â¬ to 141 per bushel and cotton at 18 ues which has continued nov for twen Â¬ cents ior pound During tho years of ty years and which has paralyzed in- Â¬ c73 7l inclusive under Grants second dustry and commerco has been tho di miristtition silver averaged S121 rect result of thOvattompt to force tho vhjle tho average prico of world to tho single gold standard t same period was ring ictusiiol u t io that of cotton 8184 those who understand tho problem 13 1 jI know that thero is and can bo but ono cents per pound effective remedy at least so long as During Hayes administration tho metallic monoy continues to be tho prico of silver under tho pressure of fundamental monoy of tho commercial denianetizatlon continued to go down world That remedy is to return to Tho average price during those four bimetallism to rostore silver to an per ounoo equality with gold as a money metal years 1877 80 was 811S while tho prico of wheat and cotton at an established ratio That would fell in like proportion tho average instantly cause prices and values to price of wheat during these four years rise would encourage production by being 8119 per bushel while tho aver Â¬ inspiring confidence in the futuro age prico of cotton for ho samo timo would renew tho currents of activity was 11 cents per pound in tho arteries of commerce would in Coming to tho four years 1881 84 un Â¬ a word set tho industrial and commerder tho Garfield and Arthur adminis cial world upon tho high road to prostrations wo find that silver sold at an perity This is not merely a dream a average of 81 10 per ounce while tho fancy It is what history has recorded aterage price of wheat was but 8100Ji before Falling prlccsj falling pros Â¬ per bushel and cotton 10 center per perity rising prices restoration of pound commercial and industrial activity Under Clevelands first administra Â¬ San Francisco Chronicle tion 1960 88 the average price of silver Tjux sailor hat will appear next sum Â¬ Wks but DOjJtf cents per ounce while wfcwrt sold during the same period at mer with the fiat crown now seen in so M6rhparttvy low average price of liany of tho cloth and felt hats MUT1 Lokg thin sticks of Italian bread bosbel and oiton o well Jtnown to dyspcptlor liavo WHtarr4 fUrrUou djuinteirfttUm teen- brcmgLtt af fcernbon ft ftlfcrbt rmm in 4b pri with graaX succtu Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ s 1 Conceding his to bo true would tho result be beneficial It is easy enough for nnv one to deviso a currency plan that would work very woll under ordinary good business conditions Tho difficulty is to find something that will do qs well in time of panic Suppose that tho Rhodes system had been in full operation in 1893 when tho run on banks by dopositors became so heavy that tho banks of Boston New York and Philadelphia suspended payments and dozens of banks all over the country many of which wore solv- Â¬ ent were driven lo the wall The paper currency would have consisted of 8855000000 of bank notes which were not legal tender and which would not havo been willingly accepted in payment of debt because the holder could not know that his creditors would accept thom from him Tho United States paper and gold would havo been called for by tho class of frightened depositors who preferrod old stockings stoves and safety de- Â¬ posit vaults to banks Tho failure of weaker banks of issue would have made heavy drafts on tho safety fund and tho stronger banks would havo of silver for tho four years 1889 93 ijfc reaching an average of 98 cents per ounce while tho prloo of wheat during that timo was also slightly advanced the average being 90 cents per bushel and tho average prico of cotton for the samo period was 9 cents per pound Now tho prices of wheat and cotton have gone down along with silver to tho lowest point in all our history as a nation When Cleveland was Inaugur- Â¬ ated March 4 1893 silver bullion was selling at 84 cpnts per ounce and wheat in Chicago at 74 cents por bushel In tho fall of 1891 wo have seen silver down to 50 cents an ounce wheat to 50 cents a bushel and cotton to 5 cents a Keystone Disc Harrow with steel frame and Bicycle bearings Homestead Horse Shoe Armour Bone Meal Natioual Would yon buy a Majestic Range if you can save enough in fuels and repairs in 12 months to pay for it- You can do it Washburn and Mo en Baker Barbed wire cheaper than ever Fertilizers pound These aro historical facts and thoy iit aro conclusive on oao point tho de Cincinnati preciation of silver has depreciated all other values The restoration of silver as money would just as certainly raise tho level of all other values except gold And that would spell prosperity N Y Recorder Jlv S- THE DIFFERENCE French Thrift Compared with That of This Country What Sliver Does In tho Now York Tribune wo find the MONEY Have you made up your mind to Bave any money this year If so whv not buy your good of N T0BIN Merchant Tailor TM Spring Summer Suitings Just Received JUllJjUr who always carries an ele gnnt line of Staple and Fancy Goods Dress Goods Siiki Fancy Goods Trim a ings Notions Carpets Rugs Oil Cloths Mattings Boots and Shoes Opera Novelties in Woolens Building Hopkinsville and Fancy Vestings Always in Stock 2I1 D Kentucky Poses Our JUST RECEIVED a nice line of Percales in dark and light colors also a yJ sOsl Our Specialty 40 Rose Houses are filled with tisa pretty line of choicest varieties of Roses in existence All are grown oa their own roots and we claim that Roses grown in this State will Do Best in the Southern States Thousands of testimonials prove this Our Illustrated Plant and Seed Catalogue of 114 pages will be mailed FREE to AIA Address applicants You can always rely on get ting better goods for your money at nanzneuner kouiavillc Kv TI A than any house in the city Cut prices in every line of Goods in my house It depends upon How and When you market your chickens and eggs and to Whom yon Bend them We are large receivers of poultry and eges and hare an established trade and stand the best chance to make monev tor all our snippers we receive ana sell nutter Eirgs Veal Hides PeltH Tallow leans Seeds Potatoes Wool Hay Grain or anything you mayQuotations mailed regularly to those who hare to ship Information cheertully furnished request it and liberal advances made on tlic largest consignments oy PROFIT IN POULTRY HERNDON CARTER CO LOUISVULC KY 313315 317 310 MURRCLL COURT Is tlxe orLlsr sTsTe Good fciave teirxcL Measure re gave our to fit a man no matter what Ms size weight or physical characteristics Our Patrons are our Best Advertisers THE STOCK pr WobtJiteywpoandii 1 Coming in Daily Fancy Dress and Negligee Shirts Knox and other Stiff and Soft Hats Bicycle and Yacht Caps and Sill m Fine Custom Clothing COX 4 jtrTVWTS j ot ter BOUL fl K T p-- f rr rtg o THE M Ik ADOS lyUJ uiij uoxviiiu HAJKlli 14 1 IUI TRIBUTE TO HEilOlSH Iw He 1Totef jirf iife BwfcIa Monument 0 JXtaposlnj Gommmoratiflff Spirit Lake Massacre the Bteuo Shaft on the Shore o Lako Okebojl Which Will Hark tlio Bpot AVhero Occurrwl a Tritelo Kvcnt In Iovrns History The monument erected by tho state of Iowa in commemoration of the fa mous Spirit Lake massacre is almost complete and it will probably be un Toiled some tiino next spring with im Â¬ posing ceremonies Tho stone of which the shaft is composed was shipped from tho quarry a few weeks ago and has been placed in position by tho con- Â¬ tractors About all that now reÂ¬ mains to be done is tho placing of tho tablets at tho base on which will be tho inscriptions relating to tho his- Â¬ Tho mon- Â¬ toric event commemorated ument was situated on tho shore of Xako OkobojiJ near tho cabin of tho Gardner family where tho massacre commenced and whore it had its most tragic features Tho Spirit Lake monument will commemorate one of tho most tragio events in the history of tho west and certain Â¬ ly tho most interesting event in tho ilstory of tho stato of Iowa It will stand through timo as a memorial to tho pioneers who braved tho dangers and suffered death to reclaim tho land from tho Indians It is a beautiful monument standing 55 feet high an irregular granito shaft surmounted by a capstono in tho shapo of an arrow head Tho base is 14 feet square and tho first section of tho sliaf t is fivo feet square Tho shaft is in sections about 3 feet long and each alternate section i3 of polished granite whilo tho other sections aro left in tho rough This gives tho shaft a very pleasing appear Â¬ ance Tho monument was authorized by the last general assembly of Iowa an ap- Â¬ propriation of 5000 being made for the purpose The responsibility for it un- Â¬ doubtedly largely llos with Lrs Abbio Gardner Sharp one of the two sur Tlvors of the massacre Mrs Sharp was TIib empem of Japan according to the people most closelv connected with him at Toklo has by no means an easy olllco to fill Japan now contains moro than forty million pooplo and there aro bakerrsUozSri of political factions inuuy oi wmem ara anxious to create trouble Tho changing conditions of tho people mako plenty of work You can never tell who is going to fly otf on a tangent and tho newspapers have to bo carefully watched Tho emperor keeps his eyes on everything At least I was told so Ho rises early and breakfasts about seven oclock Ho uses a knlfo and fork whenever ho takes foreign food but ho prefers tho chopsticks at tho Japanese dinners IIo eats both kinds of food and is very fond of rice taking it with every meal m Una ting roml of Ubrss TUB EMPEROR OP JAPAN I He likes meats and is by no means averse to sweets Ho usually eats his breakfast alone and also his lunch His dinner is served in table dhoto style and with all tho European ac-Â¬ companiments Contrary to tho regu- Â¬ lar practice in Japanese families his wife often sits down at tho tablo with him and also the crown princo His work begins as soon as his breakfast is over From nlno oclock until twelve ho receivea his ministers and discusses matters of state After this ho takes his lunch and then spends a littlo timo in roading newspapers Ho watches closely the Japanese press kecp3 track of current public opinion and I venturo changes his actions somewhat to suit it All the papers aro looked over for him and the passages which ho should see aro TRUE PROTECTION It Is the Restoration Of Silver r Stone Metal In a speech before tho federation of labor convention at Denver Hon L N Stevens among other things had this to say ahout free coinage Rostoro free colnago of silver and you at onco doublo tho value of labor and of all tho products of labor Itq storo freo colnago of silver and restrict immigration and you immediately givo to American worklngmon and farmers abetter protection than they havo had for thirty years and hotter than any tariff howovor high can givo upon a gold standard You aro wont to hoar tho argumont that freo coinage of silver will mako tho Unltod States tho dumping ground for tho world That is what wo want Let all tho silver and gold In the world como hero Wo can uso them In devel oping our resources and in paying our dobts Freo coinage of silver is simply throwing tho mints open to luivo it coined into money Not selling it to tho government for gold or for any thing elso- - iho owner of tho ailvor soon drawn out of tho treasury again and its present owners stand ready to repeat the trick by paying it over tho counter onco more for tho now issue of government bonds Given a continuance of existing conditions and this same sixty millions of gold could bo used as often as Davy Crocketts peltry and after tho govornmont had issued a thousand millions of bonds tho treasury would have nothing but tho same old gold reserve with which it Btartcd WWWHBKLKR rr Vn1 8 MILLS 1 T1TITTI D A Jjjllil MTTT0 11111 d f 01 u I HSBWhuihu IK AHtWCAU TUACC0 cmm T miud ffiz Hi ruirntuaiisi-iiWJ-ii- l WAREHOUSEMEN COMMISSION MERCH AND GRAIN DEALERS exxrA S uns sm t ZEixe T R HANCOCK Bussellville unci Railroad Streets 1 rxoof T77txel2LO sjHoplrinsyillo Kentucky All Tobacco Sent Us Covered by Insurance ue r i Liberal Advances on Consignments COKftttStlCCtSSCrl MlVYOflM UMXx ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE R 0 WILCOX SWEET GAPORAL T R HANCOCK I CO CIGARETTE Has slood tho Tost of Tims MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER ilCICE Xj--ibkis-viiliI-iS OIIHHtl T R BRANDS COMBINED COIIIMAIN AND FRONTJSTUEETSC Jlfi fL The Soutii Main Sibekt H teshstt-JAS WEST nir ssisa 5 i Tobacco Warehousemen and Commission Merchants Store BCA3STCOCK Salesman Liberal Advances on Tobacco I NAT GAITHER The first cor load of cattlo shipped FURNITURE DEALER on a railroad was from Elgin 111 to Chicago in 1S51 As thero wero then no stock yards or chutes planks were A Complete and Beautiful Stock on laid from the car door to tho ground hand all at and strips of board nailed across The rate was threo hundred per cent in excess of tho present rato between Ihose points LOWEST CashFIGURES GAITHER WEST f V TOBACCO ION MER GuMTS It aswgfl yj J MONUMENT BPIRIT LAKE MABSACHE recently in Washington for the purpose of urging before the Indian doprcda tion claims commission tho justice of a claim for her indemnity on account of the loss of her fathers property at that time There is apparent justice in lier claim but the lapse of timo may make it impossible for her to realize Iroin the government Mrs Sharp has also written an account of the massacre and her recollections of the events which has been published in book form The massacre at Spirit Lako took place in 1857 At that lime the Sioux were powerful in Iowa Western emi- Â¬ gration in carrying the gold seekers through the west had scattered many thriving settlements and of these ono of tho most beautiful in point of natur- Â¬ al situation was that of Spirit Lake not far from tho regular trail of the western emigrant trains In 1857 the settlement nurnbered fifty persons At tho time of the massacre four of these were absent Tho Sioux swept down on tho settlement and taking the in liabitants by surprise murdered all but four of those who remained nt home Those four of whom ono was Mrs Sharp an infant nt tho time were car- Â¬ where after four ried into captivity -months they were ansomed by tho government of Iowa Of theso surviv- Â¬ ors only two Mrs Sharp and Mrs Marble are now surviving On reach Â¬ ing womanhood Mrs Sharp bought tho cabin and grounds whero tho massacro occurred and lias established thero a littlo summer resort and museum filled with mementoes of tho old settlement and of its tragic destruction EgB That Holds Two Onllons One of tho most interesting specimens in tho National museum at Washington D C is a cast ol an egg of most gigan tic size which was found in a guano bed on tho Island of Madagascar about 25 years ago The shell of this egg will hold almost exactly two gallons of liquid which would make its capacity equal to 148 average sized eggs laid by the common barnyard fowl Tho bird which laid this mammoth egg is- now extinct and has been f6r probably 200 years To tho scientist who knows it by its bones and eggs it is lenown ns tho epiornis and its restored skeletons prove it to have been a bird at least 13 V feet in htsjght Arab sailors who vis ited Madagascar centuries ago when ftvtlirf oniornis was still living aro be- tailbved to have brought back tho atorln concerning it which finally developed into the fabulous narratives m mo roc Poor Digestion Leads to nervousness frotfulnoss peevishness chronic Dyspepsia and KY HOPKINSVILLE great misery Hoods Sarsaparilla is tho remedy It tones tho 6tomach Bed room creates an appetite and gives a rel R E COOPER WERAGSDADE iah to food It makes pure blood and gives healthy actions to all the organs of the body Take Hoods for up mariiea uruinary misstatements or Hoods Sarsaparilla Curks criticisms he passes over but if a news Â¬ paper becomes at all dangerous he Hoods Pills become tho favorite A Solid Oak gives an order to his censors and tho cathartic with every ono who tries paper is stopped whilo its editors aro them 25c liable to be thrown into prison Ho THE ALTERNATIVE has also the leading foreign papers and 1475 tho articles of theso which treat of Ja Â¬ We Most Finally Resume Freo Silver Cote pan aro translated for him and ho ace or Adept Paper Currency keeps track of public opinion all over Gen A J Warner in owoflf hie W - tho world He takes our illustrated papers on tho ourrnnoy problem pl9i papers and tho articles relating to tho out tho impossibility of using gM r pictures in them aro sometimes trans- Â¬ ftlone as a basis for our clrcatatlen and t Special attention io sompliDC end eellinpr tobacco Liberal advance- lated He does a groat deal of work In at tho same time Increasing Oho volume N tho afternoon but toward evening1 goes of circulation or even mamtaiaimf H mepts made on consignments Our charges for selling Tobacco will remain out for exercise Ho la a good horseÂ¬ at its present point FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1250 No commission back rider and la fond of flno horses It is quite certain and tot banker He Has about 300 in his stables and knows it that there is not gold enough those aro of all kinds including a num Â¬ in this country nor obtainable by it to ber of fino hunter The emperor is form a solid and safo bafo forth largto fond of hunting and ho has large game Inflation of the circulation by tsuk preserves whero thero aro deer and note issue which tho Carlisle bill p wild pigs There are plenty of pheasÂ¬ poses Steves ants and his majesty is said to bo a Either as Gon Warnor pats it w elun- good shot gold and silver autoI must got back to COPYRIGHTS matically regulated by tkq productWui fAK T OBTATN A PATENT FAMOU3 DERELICT coiaftgw et both of the mines with fr prompt answer and an lionost opinion write to Ofty roars CO by tewauejr BIUhN it In thn who have bad noarlCommnnlca- Ghostly Crnfl That TfaacUra Tliremtenlim metals supplemented patent hnalness experience tlntm Ktrlrtlr oonfldentlal A Hfinrilinnli of In notes under such limitations and rogtf Uonth to th Snllor formation concerning Intenta and how to ob-Â¬ tliem sent free Also a cataloouo of mechan Â¬ The famous derelict whoso picture is latlons as will secure at all fime the tain and sclentino books sent free lrrto ical given below has malo a record that ready convertibility of tho Co recelvo Patents taken thrpuRh Munn and will compare favorably with tho his- the metals or paper money issued ly special notice In tho ttclentlflc Amorlcnn with thus aro brought widely berorothe public paper toric cruise of Noahs ark For moro tho government under such regula- Â¬ out cost to tbo lnvontor This splendid fur tho Issued weeklr elegantly illustrated has by than threo years sho has been wander Â¬ tions as congress infty from timo to largest circulation of any sclcntlflo work In tho world S3 n year Sample copies sent free time impose ing about tho Atlantic blown by tho Building Edition monthly f 2X0 a year Slnglo In short wfe shall havo finally to re- Â¬ copies i cents Every number contains beau- Â¬ wind and battorcd by tho seas and in 3CST- tiful plates In colors and photographs of now enabling builders to show with her long and lonely drifting sho has sume free silver coinage or else adopt housesdesignsplans secure contracts Address thtt and latest covered more than 10000 miles When a paper currency N Y Recorder CO NW YOKE a 01 BnOADWAV MUNN M P SHRYER T C HANBEKY seen sho was still in good condition last although tho fantastic growth of sea Â¬ Loves Not Deaths Sluve weed with which sho is covered made her a ghostly looking craft While this Lovos not detuha slave and cars not Mi undoing dismasted and abandoned hulk has pro- Â¬ Lite Is of all loves foes most pltlloss duced naturally moro or less anxiety in And custom tarnishes what In tho wooing the minds of skippers who may be pass-Seemed all tho hearts desire of happiness Props Regular Graduate and Registered Physician And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse Suits m RAGSDALE COOPER Main Si GO Suit for Titan WmkiKL KY HOPKINSVILLE W PUCKER DESatdTolisixed 1869 v T 0u liitlifOf k II ppr Tobacco Commission Merchants CEFTEAL WAREHOUSE XCop3sirisT7llle Dr Matthew Henry Kollock PEOPLES WAREHOU SE HANBERY Death Is loves friend It sots a holy seal On all tho past that nover can be broken Us beautifying touch knows to revoal On Up3 long silent eloquenca unspoken r uio n Perry In Harpers Magazine GOITRE INTHE NECK THE DKIlKMCr Formerly Assistant Surgeon In U S Navy af Â¬ terwards Post Surgeon U s Army and later Burgeon British Marino Service with two years expcrlenco as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af Ulctcd at Ills Olllco where consultation with ono of the Most Successful Doctors of the tiresont ago Is cordially Invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed In every case undertaken SHRYER Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh S3oplsl3nST7Ille ZE3T ing through the seas whero sho is adrift thero is no evidence that she has done any damage Tho Fannio E Wolston lumber laden from Satilla Gs was abandoned by her skipper and crow 100 miles south- Â¬ east of Cape Henry October 15 1891 Since that date she lias been seen and reported forty six times by passing vessels In her eccentric course siuco sho has zigzagged back and forth over tho Atlantic having drifted onco down into thejSargasso sea and brought back from that graveyard of the derelicts a cover- Â¬ ing of matted sea grasses and gulf weeds which clung to her sides when this picturo was taken The cut is from a photograph of tho Fannio E Wolston taken on May 12 from the deck of tho steamship Alps by Capt Owens of the Alps and presented to tho Maritime association of Now York city Two Tostal Curiosities might thrbaterir Tho postal museum of Doebling near Vienna has lately received a curious ob Â¬ ject in tho bhupe of a toothpick Tho ad Â¬ dress is written on one side and a stamp pasted on tho other The back of tho stamp had been used to convoy part of tho message Another specimen was placed in tho collection which consists of pu2zles given tho postal clerks A postal card was mailed apparently without address Upon closer investiga Â¬ tion it was found that tho address httd beep perforated with most mlnuto holes righton tho stamp of tho postal card on tho band surrounding tho head men of military of tho omperOr It was duly delivered xijenSHre tf2iOl3 to tako up to tho addresseo and tho carrier re- Â¬ ftgG amTeverypn foreign foe who quested and received it for tho postal Wnrsrtint museum bodcr The Electropoiee has curd what wok supposed tc be goitro on the unck of Mrs Low Thompson of Montgomery Ety The enlargement began to diminish sopn after treat- Â¬ ment of tht Electropoiao was applied at this time it does not show at all Large quanties of raucous was thrown off and somptim corruption an inch odg and as largo as my little linger Others of my friends have the Elec tropoiso and the one in my family has proved its curative powers on more than one occasion W H Reotob Cadiz Ky Nov 1 1894 Dear Sirs I write to inform you that I am moro thau BatishVJ with tbe invostmout I made vith the Eloc tropoise I am now a well woman where I was a perfect wreck from the I commenced effects of asthma treatment last Julv Mrs W H Rfotor Ky May M 1891 Cadiz Mrs Rector uuder date of August My health continues good 3d says have no return of asthma and am in better health tliaD I havo over been in my life have gained iu weight over 15 pounds A neighbor of mine is using it for goitre and it has very much reduced ti Inrgeness of her neck think aho will bo entirely cured grElectropoifce put out on trial Send for for four months for 10 valuable book free Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Succesolully All Chronic and Long Standing Diseases J Dyspepsia nQ i Hi Astluna treated Bronchitis by latest Oil hospital methods Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to us Liberal advances on tobacco in store Good quarters for teamB and teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed B ALLEN Gcn1 Agt h E DADD Book keeper 0 P WAREIELDSupt Blood and Skin eases Dis- Â¬ Union Tobacco Warehouse COMMERCE and HITEB STS Sores Pimples Beofula Tumors Kezcma Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising from an Impure state of tho blood promptly and completely eradicated forever from the system restoring health and purity Clarksville Tennessee I eases of the bladder of both sexes promptly and safely cured will receive special and careful T treatment for all their many ullments Kidney and Urinary Weakback frequent and burning dis urine union HOUSE i j i i l- arliac ijaUICO Syphilis Gleet Strictures Varicocele Hydrocele Tenderne sflWeakness of Organs Piles Fistula quickly uured without pain oa deten tion from business Private diseases -- GToJa Liberal advance made on Con- Free Storage signments Planters Correspondence Sv licited Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us tions Impotoney Melancholy Dizziness Loss of Enorgy and Confidence tho dreadful cffectH of Early Vice hlch brings Organic Weakness unfitting one for business study or enjoyment of llfo treated with nover failing success On examination tho urinary deposits a ropy fpU jnent will often be found and sometimes small particles of blbumen will appear or the color will be of a thin mllklsh huo again changing to a dark and turbid appearance Thero aro many men who die of this difficulty Ignorant of the cause which Is tho second stage of Somlnal Weakness Tho doctor will gunrantee a perfect euro In all uch eases and a hciVrhy restoration of tho genitureurlnary organs WH1TK your troubles If living away from thO city You can bo ultred at home by corres pondence Absolute secrecy in all profes and mcdlclno sent ecurc sional dealingfrom observation Testimonials of patients published Bank references to my are nover responsibility cheerfully given Address Nervous Debility K- Good thins to eaT Received can always be found in the Greatest Vane tv and are j Mf4j Co Dr Kollock 613 Church Street Mashyjlle Tenn 11 GCelQ Merntt 4 DUBOIS J WEBB 0 ftJ 7 h fhs 509 Fourth Avenue Louiavillo Ky it j t plorLe 3To JJJt- - WS V tr wJr r lfr 27 1 f r r U if If- - r r HC 12 An 1895 llome Mad Tint Foster Content Why do you know ho added with some animation my wlfo Is tho smart Â¬ est and handsomest woman I ever saw 1 love her and she loves me We both lovo our children and our children lovo us This condition arises mainly from the fact that wo have home made pics I do not bollovo that my wife would over dbceivo mo in anything but much as I lovo her If I wag ever to learn that sho hod bought a factory pio and fed it to my children I would sue for a di- Â¬ vorce or have her sent to an asylum No good woman who is sane would al- Â¬ low her deor husband und children to eat pie from tho factory as long as Bhe can roll up hor sleeves and knead dough ofessionalwtfps J T iga HiVDKBT IfjlAXK BlLL Aycfts SarsiEtparilla t nrt ADMITTED p Eminent His Experience Faducah Minister Gives i DIFFERENCE IN PIES Some Brood Dyspepsia Others Add to Lifes Pleasures The Kind Alado In Factories Is Had for Iltiman Stomnchs A Fevr Stories Which Althoach Venerable ro Rattier Amusing r i s HANBERV BELL THK ONLY Praotictyjfcthe Courts oft Christian and ad- olning co31mp Ofllce Olty Hall uulldlrjR Court Square HOPKINBVILLE KY READ RULE XV Andrew Seargent M Dl PHYSICIAN And SUKGEON OF7I0K that are in of ony way dan- - o gorous or of- t ArticloBgf also Br Fifth and Main streets Oitr Court Boom TELEPHONE NO 5 i opposite rJfeiirvSrs iJL fonsive f H H Painter v and Skerritt Paper Honger Done wHUjI catncss and Dispatch and at Low- est Prices HT- - SH0P 8th street next to D It Beard office Ilopklnavlllo Ky and 3 empirical preparation whoso ol ingrodionts are concealed will f not bo admitted to the Expo- oi sitipnV Wliy vras cinos trums patent meal o nCr Sf This SpriDg one year ago my health was considerably run down suffered from sleeplessness and lose of appetite At the suggestion of Rev Sam P Jones I begon th uso1 of Kings Royal Germaturo and after useing several bottles I built up in every respect which enabled me to work hard through hot season with the strength and vigor one has in winter I consider it a splended tonic My catarrhal trouble has been gfoatly helped and I have been benifited in many other particulars E B Ramsev SI 6 for 5 Sold by druggists Velveteen was first made of cotton in 1636 pronounced better than Bilk Or Kollock in Nashville Tho attention of tho reader Is especially called to tho card of Dr Mathew Henry Kollock which is in another column The Doctor isa native of Norfolk Va 18i of a prominent Southern family of Savannah GaV Ho is quoted as a standard authority by the page 185 Encyclopaedia Brltannlca tho largest and most Important work in the world being In In 25 volumes each tho slo He is noted as the of a large church Bible discoverer of theactive principle of gelseml num a specific for neuralgia of tho face and womb Tho Doctor has been all over tho world and has mauo many cures especially at not Springs Ark given up by other physi- Â¬ cians BE CURED U i DKAtPrEMAN the widely known special Â¬ ist alter years 01 study as so perfected his system of mall treutme t that he can now assure the sick and suffering a permanent cure at thelr homes at a price that is aston lshlnglyJow Thousands are availing them- Â¬ selves of this golden opportunity and hun- Â¬ dreds of testimonials are on file showing the efficacy of the treatment AH Chronic DisÂ¬ Special Washington f DE PRESTON THOMAS PHYSICIAN SURGEON Office over Bank Hbpkinsville tod o not a nostrum nor a secret preparation 9 not dangerous not an experiment and o1 becauso It is all that a family medlclno auouict be admit- Becauso It Is not a patent medicine Ayora Sarsaparllla A modest but very entertaining man in nowspaper work here tells somo Very Interesting stories when In tho company of congenial friends but ho novor likos to see his name In print except when It appears attached to This articles In his homo papers evening lie was In a very happy mood Ho said that In Texas all people cat pie whenever they can get It at breakfast dinner or supper and when they dream of Heaven they dream of big fields full of growing pie And yet lie said thero are only three kinds of Jlb made In all Texas the kivered the vunklvered and tho cross barred j fitter fel BLADDER URINARY ING weakness eases Treated AND WHO TROUBLCSHCARTSTOM ACH LIVER AND BOWEL FITS CATARRH BRONCHIAL DCAFNCSS DISEASES EPILEPSY During the war he continued many a Yankee soldier was killed with An Ancient Pie Stpry hrst cfeXarMs iclentlfic treatment for nil nlarkvrs NKWS Quick and permanent cures guaranteed New treatment for PILES and ULCBRS Young or old men suffering from kidney DISEASES BLOOD EXHAUSTION NERVOUS RHEU- 8KIN DISEASES MATISM AND NEURALGjA Tinand most et r nullt on the Contract System These pies aro not made to bo At the N HOPKINSVILLE OFFICK HOURS KY WORLDS FAIR S Chicago 1893 gi Day and Night Why not get the Best P of Oj eaten 6aid the Texas man They are simply made to sell They nro Tiuilt on tho contract system like the houses of speculators It makes mo melancholy to see tho sadness of tho under crusts Now thero is an old colored woman down In Dallas who makes pies which are never sad and nobody is sad after eating them either Hlio neats the whites of eggs with sugar spreads them thin over the under crust and bakes them a little before slio puts In the apples peaches or other things When tho pies come out of tho oven the under crusts are crisp and crackling and just yum yummy It makes me pie hungry to think of them But no such care is taken in our big pie factory Tho material for the Insides of tho pics is poured Into tubs the requisite amount of sugar having been mixed with It Paste for crust is mado very much as dough for bread is put together only that very much more lard is used and the flour and the lard are mixed at tho beginning When the dough is finished it is taken from tho mixing trough and rolled upon a table into cylinders about four inches in diameter A man chops theso cylinders with a knife into pieces of just tho bulk necessary to make a single crust under or upper Another operator takes these pieces as he wants them and rolls each of them swiftly out into a very thin layer of dough This he Blaps upon a tin plate which is lm- t or exhaustion actually re- Â¬ stored to vigor health and happiness Br Appleman has associated with him a full staff of expert specialists who carefully con Â¬ sider each case and prepare the proper remr edies Consultation and opinion frkb by mail Treatment furnished at the low rate of 2 TO 3 PER MONTH Write us freely and folly and enclose stamp for symptom blank No I Catarrh No 2 For Men No 3 For Women Address THE APPLEMAN MEDICINE CO 73 E POISON Â¬ 43d ST CHICAGO l DABNEY ATTOBNE KY HOPRINSVItilE their services to the people of EFOilr Christian and adjoining counties Office Weber Street ys at la w CANSLER ooooooooooooooooooooooci UIUiniaiiiiiumiiinuiwiiiiiiBniiiaiiiuiuiil THAT Junius Oifiico over C McOavtt DENTIST Kellys Jewelry Store HOPKINSVILLE - - - Ky AD Douicourt W C Shook term three weeks Lyon First Monday in May term two weeks first Monday in August term two weeks flrpt Monday in December term two weeks Calico was first brought to England Circuit Court Directory by tho East India Company in 1631 Tnioo First Monday in February term three weeks third Monday In May term two Everybody will be interested in weeks flr Monday in September term three weeks what i aid about Olive Branch in Christie Fourth Monday in February It cobt9 onlv SI a ttUotberolumu term six ks first Monday in Juno term month - Monday in September four vseK term six we s As early as 1149 Setcily was fa- Â¬ Calloway -- ond Monday in April term mous for silkgrowiog and manufacthreo weekt rs MonaDv n August term two weeks becond Monday in November turing OT TASTE mouth indicates in your tis mince taint pie mince Bile and shows that your bloods wrong Thousauds of cascs of rheumatism have been cured1 by Hoods Sarsapa rilla This is abundant reason for belief that it will euro yqu of its weight cotton one twentieth A while tho rebs wero going hungry There was an old Irishwoman selling pie to tho bluo coats at Alexandria Va and they were all of the kivered variety Ono of the Yanks asked her how she could tell tho various kinds bo foro cutting them and she said That T M on th crusht manes tis mince Yes but these others havo T M on them too Av coorso said the woman but on thlm pies thoT M manes taint mince How One Woman Makes Money but tho Yankees nearly all had pie Tho rebel bullets were destructive NEATS SARSAPARILLA will set your blood right cure your Dyspepsia Nervousness Aches Pains Tone you up all over one bottle and be sure to Sick-Headac- and and Try ask for Neats Important to invalid Ladies UK I havi been suffering with falling of the womb and have LEADING spent a great deal of money in trying House Sign and Decorative to bo cured but found no permanent relief until I began using Olive Branch I have used five boxes and feel perfectly well To be sure about t Grainers and Paper Hangers the matter I had a good physician to Office on Ninth Street opposite Galther WcstsiTobacco Warehouse Hopklnavllle Ky examine me and he says I am well I then told him what I used and he said that Olive Branch has done its DORICOURT Dr Kilmer In bleaching linen loses onorthird Neats Sarsaparilla is for sale by R C Hardwick druggist Anderson AEtensworlh work well I HOPKINSVILLE - KENTUCKY Henry JVHL England wore cloth Office South side Court House stockings but had a silk pair for Befer to Bank of Hopklnavllle Planter Christmas and Easter Bank end Frjt National Bank A severe rheumatic pain in the left shoulder had troubled Mr J H Lo per a well known druggist of Des Moines Iowo for over six months At times tho pain was bo severe that Hende rson ho could not lift anything With all he could do ho could not get rid of it Entirely now and first class in all tmtil he applied Chamberlains Pain respebts I only made three applicaExcellent Sample oohib Balm tions of iVho says Apd have sinpq and aorvice iincqualed in the city Been free from pain He now recomOn Double Car Line mends it to persons similarly ofllicted C F L P Kleiderkb Proprietors It is for sale y R C Hardwick ana - Ky Henderson Ed R Bogaid Lafajotte Attorneys at Law Mrs Amanda Ewing Union City Tenn For sale by K C Hardwick Special attention given to collec yz tions v Hoe Remarkable Cure MrsH B Adams 1609 Wabash ave Chicago says I had a scrofu- Â¬ lous taint of the blood from childhood which howover remainded dor- Â¬ mant An ulcer began on the side of tho nose having all the appearance of a most malignant cancer The ogony of mind I suffered cannot be diBcribed as I contemplated tho progress of such a malignant disease Finely I was induced to try Foleys Sarsaparilla It appeared to neutraThu lize the poison in theblood growth of the ulcer ceased The diseased tissues in the bottom and edseslof the sore seemed to loosen and the natural flesh to take its place No part of the disease remains R C For sale by C K Wyly Hardwick TijiiL An enterprising boarding house land Â¬ lady is making money on pic oven in tho dullest seasons Nearly all of her boarders aro from Now England and she feeds them on pio and pastry at tho breakfast table Sho has an unusually large oven and Is making pio by tho After wholesale on a small scale breakfast her cook makes as many extra pies as she can and outs them each into four pieces Then a neatly uni- Â¬ formed brass buttoned negro boy is storied out with a tray piled high with piooea of pio in little paper bags Ho goes through tho various offices where girls ore employed and his daily Bup ply is speedily disposed of They aro bettor mado than the factory product and aro not calculated to wreck homos E5U utniY swarf WOW H IMY and ruin strong constitutions HERVIGOR Oil and It acts powerfully men quietly Cures wnec fcli regain lost manhood clJ others fall Young men recover youthful vlaor Absolutely Oua itnteeil to cure Nervomnem Ioat Vitality Impolencx Xlolitlyjmlmlon X otlower Falling cither andaU effects ofMemory Wnntlnsr Dl telj abuse or txcetttt and ene Hex Wards off Insanity and consumption Ifcdtocrtfioruw Dont let drurelstslmposo a worthless substitute on you because It ylpldaoffreaterprotlt Insist on hv W lEFFEKrJ SElt VIGIIK orsend for it Can he carried In vest pocket Prepaid plain wrp nor SI per box or O for 8S with A Tosltlvc Ouarnntee Sold by orltefnml the WrittenPamphlet free to Cnro drupKlfts Adores Money rEFiVElt MEIUCXI AfJSX Chicniro Sold by R C HARDWICK WHAT PEFFERS Fustian was first made of cotton about tho year 1641 Any one troubled at night with a persistent cough can procure much needed rest by taking a dose of Ayers Cherry Pectoral F1EST NATIONAL Remedy gives the best satisfaction of any B NINTH ST NE Alt MAIN cough medicine I handle and as a SHAVING 10 SHAMPOO- Â¬ seller leads all other preparations in ING 25 HAIR CUTTING this market I recommend it because it is the best medicine I ever 25cents Nothing but first class work and all handled for coughs colds and croup A W BALDniDOE Miliorsville III done in latest fashion For sale by R C Hardwiok and Ed -w atisfaction guar a R Bogard Lafayette BABBEBSHOP W W GRAY PROP To stop brigandage on tho lino of tho Siberian railroad In the region of Edward III in 1336 forbade the wearing of furs save to persons worth the River Amour tho Russian govern- Â¬ ment is about to establish thero a 500 a year pArmancnt colony of Cossacka Chamberlains t Cough That Tired Feeling overcomes us when inferior prepara- Â¬ tions are recommended by unBcrupu lus dealers as just as good as Foley Honey nnd Tar Cough Syrup when we know the unequalled merits of this great medicine For sale by C K Wyly R U Hardwick WHEN YOU LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph made at X 3 o To Genuine cashmero Bhawls wero ex- A Eorted from Cashmere to Rome To Consum ptives As an honest remedy Foleys Honey and Tar does not bold out false hopes m advanced stages but truthfully claims to give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure R C For sale by C K Wyly Hardwick FREE COINAGE OF SI1LVER The free and unlimited coinage of silver the product of American mines at the old ratio of 1 6 of silver to r of gold is the only solution of and remedy for the disturbed and unsatis- Â¬ factory condition of trade manufac- Â¬ ture and general business of the coun- Â¬ try The surreptitious act of X873 divorcing silver and gold in our mone- Â¬ tary system was a crime of untold magnitude It was the rankest kind of class legislation in favor of the wealthy against the producers of wealth and hostile to the prosperity of thf United States It was an act of treason because done at the instance of a European syndicate and for bribe giving aid and comfort to money To shield our countrys enemies the guilty parties the well authenticated facts often published have been vigorously denied The Enquirer will continue to ex- Â¬ pose this unpardonable crime until right and justice are done the people by the full restoration of silver to its old companionship with gold We need the assistance of the people in disseminating the truth to which end we invite all in your selection of papers for the coming season to include the Enquirer that costs only ioo a year Issued twice a week Liberal commissions and cash re- wards given to club raisers Sample Dies wee jirtyum vaimiahv a uiv WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO No580 Fourth Avenue Louisville HOPKINSVILLE Zy In 1331 seventv families of ninth- makers from the Flanders settled n Kngland t iffiL Latham I Wlitayon feel tired without spec rl r AutH tKat iudicates the need tf m KY Is the finest Hotel in the South All orn improvements Steam Heat and Elect fi jiiynio uicuuguuiu per day CtT- - Bates 2 to st Miprilla V ni a who shrinks from self Uomul puasseb that cup of happiness away from hislips 35p Hodoks Co Managers mi aji FEMALE PILLS ft 1 Kl ts MTt 1tij tiw r verr 011 OUJU U Ujr orean2Uownro of Imitations Kama pTr Stiver box or txialtoiQi tjen Ptampa for partloulara mold br Topftl AH1nuHi Dfrtcu urnm 19Mtrm arin imuiliu ION Chicago ill T O Elfiwlraintr Xl Jt in New York come from carlessness about catching cold says Dr Cyrus Edson It is such a simple thing and so common that very few pooplo unless it is a cose of pneumonia pay auy attention to cold New York is ouu of tho healthiest places on tho Atlau tio Coast and yet there aro many Prehopsvou would not think so but a very larcre proportion of disease rin7 Tirr asMwa liuiumui B w v YM bifM r m l n MTCraSASiS IA ViX 7W tefiiairfc YWKXV l IKM mkmm mm Mttol qriatMMl WAYNES ZrZLB f OWTM MISIIMT vMBBBI r M tk mtt mmtM mt1ma vmmmm SHT cases of catarrh and consumption which have their origin in this neg Â¬ lect of the simple precaution of every day life Tho most sensible udviso is when you have one get rid of it as soon as possible By all means do not neglect it Dr Edson does not tfill you how to euro a cold but wo will Take Chamberlains Cough KemedyiIt will- - relieve the lungs ddpotortioaibrq Uii secretion permanent bum od soojt ffot v berries blackberries pieplant pump- Â¬ kins poaches strawberries apricots lemons und beef for mince ore laid in stock by wholesale The purchase of many of theso depends necessarily on tho season of production Sugar by tho hundrods of hogsheads Is an important ingredient To begin with tho fruits or vegetables savo strawberries blackberries and huckleberries which aro put in raw aro stowed in huge copper vessels Minco for tho pies is cooked in tills Tho way with apples and spioes lemons for lemon pio aro gratod both skin and pulp the seeds being flrstrc moved by hand and tho stowing process mediately passed along to the other end of the table where a highly skilled young woman does nothing but ladlo out from a tub whatever mixture the pies on hand aro being mado of and puts a big spoonful of it on each lower crust thus prepared After seeing tho work dono in tho So called bakery anyone can realize that the Texan Is correct in his belief that the proprietor is manufacturing pies by tho wholesale to soil and not making them to be eaten But they aro all consumed and tho consumers wonder afterwards why they liave to pay so many doctors bills Tho Texan telling of his visit to the pie factory drew a long breath and solemnly said Blessed is the man whose wife can make pie s for her family And gentleman I am that man Xie JMade In Factories Quito a pie eating community existfl in Washington and nearly every de Â¬ partment clerk or schoolboy carries a piece In a napkin as part of tho lunch which Is eaten in tho departments or at school at tho noon hour when people elsewhere throughout the country aro eating their dinners Ono bakery hero produces fifteen thousand pies every day Pie making is a wholesale busi ness in all largo cities but tho best ol their pies aro inferior to those our mothers and sisters make on Saturdays for homo consumption with cookies and cake on Sundays In our big pio factory all of the materials as a matter of courseare bought in great quantitiea Apples grapes pineapples huckleÂ¬ Â¬ mil PIES THAT ARK NEVEH SAD IMggcvt Ile Made In Washington Tho biggest pio ever made in Wash ington waa turned out at the close of the war by a baker named Lamb He was a great pio maker and during the civil war his shop on Capitol hill produced hundreds of thousands of little bits of pies which wero sold to the soldiers at ten cents each When tho grand review took place in May 1305 ho mado a tremendous pie in four pioces each piece being as large as his big oven would hold The four pieces were then brought together and mode ono enormous round pie six feet in diameter and over eighteen feet In cir- Â¬ cumference This pie was laid on a table on the sidewalk in front of the bakery The shop was open night and day during the grand review and thou sands of soldiers saw it Many of them had dono extensive foraging during the war but none of them tried to confis-Â¬ cate that pie It was too immense oven for Shermans bummers to tackle They admired it and bought lots of Lambs little pies but tho big pic overawed the bravest of them ish liroiENT CURES A HOTHING BUT RUES known for 15 voars as the BEST REMEDY for PILES nmcmuwtirgi AI DKUOOISTS SOLI MMsttyMCHABaSOlTHED SURE and CERTAIN CURE IiY I CO ST LOUIS BFS s53kv ZOyeaiaiu Iau1bI11c Ky in RIC2E- iSWFM oW at 268E oakst Costiuerilaj CSnros A rerularl educated New Albany Ind pbjalcUa tval till tmiffltinmtmiJXi bjJBiJJk toWekSti For KraJofcftKiAfey 7 hash the meat to pare applcs whether usedior minco or apple pies to re Â¬ move tho cores from tho apples also and strain the seeds from the grape pulp Many of tha fruits aro canned in season and keptjon hand tho year round to dump into tho pastry anil rush into the big ovens Ijffifton thousand wholcoaio picstJMJroarsfeonj cealed hundreds of coses of dysppfiia Th Aiir Jb the cheapest bDtabV nd everything fctt la Iteapjn pwpoc- tl a i following Machines aro employed to Thero was once a large fat vvoinan as jolly and genial as a woman could be and with a smile as big as a full moon constantly overspreading her countenance who sold pies in a capitol corridor und they w ere very good pies too Maj Morrill who was recently eleo ted governor of Kansas was a reg- Â¬ ular customer of Jennie Whether sho hnd any other name or not nobody knows Maj Morrill and Judge Baker of Rochester N Y used to lead tho procession of statesmen to Jennies pio stand at noon every day and Judge Holmau of Indiana was ono of tho prominent figures in tho crowd of con- Â¬ gressmen who wended their way to Jennies pio counter But when Tom Reed was speaker ho cleared tho corri Â¬ dors of all stunds of that character and Jennie departed There is no pie coun ter now in tho capitol building but tho faotary produ6t can bo obtained near by In tho senate restaurant Mr Pago tho proprietor furnishes genuluo New Bjgland pies It was tho octogenarian Senator Morrill of Vermont who ono day said Many senators como and cry for Pages popular pumpkin pies Tlio venorablo statesman used to stand there and cat pio and afterwards drink a bottle of beer and then go to his committee room und wonder why ho hod dyspepsia Tho plos may havo been all right but pies aro not mado to mix with beer So great a man as Senator Morrill ought to havo known better Ho now cats crackers with milk for Smith D Pnv lnnch llc and Beer Do Not Mix the result of seirtwfa la youth lexatl cxceirt la m turertears or other causes ud productae some of the ol lowirg effects Nervousness Seminal Kmlssions ulght emU rluus br dreams Dimness or bight Detective Memorj Fv il alUeciT Iiuiiilison Face Aiersion taSoclctv of femtles Coafusloa of Ideas Iioss of fiexual Power le rendertoi all forms of FRITATE CHRONIC find SEXUAL DlSi EASES Spermatorrhea ana Impolonny oai legally ruallfied tis rractica will rrore Cures Guaranteed in all Cases undertaken Consultations personally or by letter free ana Invited Charses reasonable and correspondence strictly confidential Or 309 page sent to any aldrete securely sealed for tinrr Snould be read by aJL Address aa abova fW cents SiuuUvt s to 4 UauhsvifxsnaVAltttarl marriage Improper or unhappy are thoroughly and perma cured anlen rentlv cured from the ijitem GooOrrllOO or Kunirej Stricture Orchitis Hernia files and other private disease quickly cured It Is self evident that a phj slclan Kbo pays specUlattentloa to a certain otass of diseases and trcatiug thousands annu Â¬ ally acquires great skin Physicians knotticg this fact often recommend pe tons to my care When It Is inconvenient to visit the city for treatment medicines can be teal privately nnd safely by mall or express anywhere SeiJiiilte1 GLEET RTfPJIITj IS rtllj PRIVATE COUNSELOR rlf MOST IN QUANTITY BEST IN QUALITV worm WHITES I CREAM VERMIFUGE FOR 20 YEARS Has lod all WORM Romodlos TUCIIAItDSOX SkUIClNK CO i EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED1 DIITJGGIST SOID HfC All by Prepared ST L01T3 J rf A certain ccro Tor Chronic Soro Eyes Ehoum Scald Head Old Chronio Bores Fovcr Sores Eczema Itch Prairio Scratches Sere Nipples and Files Itlaooollng and sootklng ainstrd aetAn a counter irritant Tho Hundrods of caaoa have been cure A b aro was dMverod by tho late Tit treatznejat hfca ittltefe ODowdof Sltthcnuy arid he proved so it after all other jukI M eat bpzM native of tbtowty It U put up la ftt cJHHt do K A Snre Core for Snoring Six drops of olivo oil to a plnah of mustard taken just before getting into bed Tho function of tho oil is that of a lubricant to tho larynx while tho Chamberlains Eys anil Sfcv Ointment letter Salt t iht i ft is sr o TT in HOBKiNSyiLXE KEKTlJCKIAjMAiROH CoHoord Circle afwHngr rTMTfV w J XV 1 aW-- ei ttjn v J l J 12 1895 i KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used The many who livo bet- Â¬ ter than others and enjoy life more with less expenditure by moro promptly adapting tho worlds best products to tho needs of- physical being will attest tho value to health of tho pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is duo to its presenting in tho form most acceptable and pleas Â¬ ant to the taste the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect lax Â¬ ative effectually cleansing the system dispelling colds headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation It has given satisfaction tu millions and met with tho approval of the medical profession because it acts on the Kid Â¬ neys Liver and Bowels without weak Â¬ ening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance Syrup of Figs is lor sale by all drug gists in 50c and 1 bottles but it is man- Â¬ ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only whose name is printed on every package also the name Syrup of Figs and being well informed vou will not accept any substituto if offered PERSONAL OOSSir Mrs B J Mathews has gone to Mt Vernon Ind on a visit to relatives Miss Tommie Petrec has returned from a visit to friends in Cadiz Judge L 0 LiDn went over to Nashville Saturday and spent Sunday Mrs C H Dietrich is visiting relatives at Gracey gave a stag dinner Sunday Mr Jas A Kadford of The Square Mrs Harry Mason visiting her father ble Drd of Chicago is W TenaÂ¬ Mr 0 W Smith of the Ike N Fixit jewelry store went to Madison yille Saturday Summers Lander son of Mr Geo Lander of Gracey haB gone to Texas where two of bis brothers live W Mrs J F Danforth haB returned from a short visit to relatives near Fairview l k Ik Mrs P F Rogers of North Christian is visiting her daughters Mrs J S Fritz and Mrs C H Layne Mrs W H Olvey has gone to Louisville to visit her father Mr Saml H Baker who is very ill Messrs John Waller and Lacy Par Â¬ ish of the Backet store at Madisun ville visited in the city Sunday Ben Armistead who has been working in the Gleaner office at HenDeath of Mrs JMurtlm A Giiriiett Do you want a high grade 1895 pattern pneu derson has returned home matlo Safety Blcyclo at rnigra price You A Davis second daughter can get for almost half ptico a wheel which Martha Mr T M Jones has returned from are retailers sell at 8500 AH New York vhere he went several of Capt W m Davis was born in guaranteed for one year They machines hot selUlike cakes For particulars address weekB ago to buy spring goods Todd Co Ky July 15tb 1816 Z P O Box 042 Louisville Ky Mr and Mrs Jno C Latham of On the 11th of Sept 1833 she was H Now York arrived Sunday and are at married to B C Garnett Dr J F Hotel Latham They will remain fonnelly performing the ceremony throughout the week About this time she made a profession Mr Wyatt H Ingram Jr of Hen of religion and was baptized into the By Mrs Herschel Eensbaw and deiton was here Sunday presumably fellowship of Bethel church by Eld up stairs next to Miss in tho interest of the Henderson im- Â¬ Reuben Ross She remained a con BowlesNichols Haydens photograph galsistent member of this church till migration society Both ladies are experience in 1881 when she withdrew and entered lery Mr J T Wallace and bis physi into the organization of the Pembroke the business All the latest styles cian Dr K W Gaines went to Lou- church and work guaranteed isville Saturday Mr Wallace will Her married life was beautiful havo an occuliat to fit him with glass- to behold Her castes were eminent- Â¬ es ly domestic and her home was a mod All who have received statements Mr Virgil Richards and bride nee el of neatness and elegance and far their indebtedness to tho estate of Dr for its lavish hospitality Mifes Clayton Dagt of Birmingham famed until April 1st J It was the delight of the young to P Thomas will havewith the 6seoa are vieithtg the family of Mr J H arrange settlements Dagg this week They were married people far and near to visit this home trix after which time thoy will be and the pleasure of Aunt Martha a week or two ego out by law as everybody called her to make closed Mrs J P Tuomas Exec v Mr Geo Mimmp of Fairview who hem as happy as she could recently went to Hot Springs seeking Her greatest sorrow came with the rheumatic relief returned jju t week dath of her noble husband Feb 27 The T W Harper Whiskey is His sudden return was causfd by tho 1P81 The years of her widowhood famous for its mnguificeut bouquet fBct that until pox prevails at that were sad and lonely though loving its rich flavor its medicinal properties place to an alarming extent relatives and friends tried to lighteu its power to drive away mental and Mr C E Seller the prosperous Ju- - the fihaaowB that gathered about her physical languor andean be pecured lien merchant parsed through ihe She lived in the past more than tlw in any quantities from W R Long city Sunday pnrouto homi from the present Her husband and all her Hopkinsville Ky East where he hud been for some children but one had preceded her time laying in n spring stock He and she longed for the reunion with made extensive purchases in anticipa her loved ones Since 1884 she lived with hwr sou Mr WD Garuett at tion of a ruphiug spring trade Pembroke After March 1 rriy dressmaking For many months she had been a C IOWlH J great sufferer yet meek and uncom- Â¬ rooms will be located over Mrs Old Uncle Si Pluukard of dramatic plaining On March 1st at 2 p in millinery store and I will be feme will make his appearance in our the Bummous came and all her Laynes I to have the ladies call on me city with his gingham umbrella ac sorrows and troubles were over please died in the 79th year of her age when in need of anything in my line companied with his followers at noon She Miss Mary Kennedy on to morrow evening Si is a good surrounded by members of her famiboy in his odd way and undoubtedly ly and many sympathetic friends ARE YOUREYES PERFECT hib old frundb and ucqutjintancfcu will She was ready and willing to go The funeral services were conin ftrce to Fte him Si is drum becut Dr J M mpjor of the bat d and he dots it to ducted by her pastor the evening Si extends a Phillips and the body laid to rest by kill In genrrbl invitation to all bis old the Bide of her husband in Rosedale Iriends to mtet him at tho opera cemetery May her sleep be sweet and the boueo where a bountiful npaat of dreamless till voice trump of the H AYE FOUR EYES EXAMINED of the Son of Angel and the will be served choice morsels The repairing of broken spieotacles and ad God shall call her to her everlasting uBtlncrnrotinrlv 10 ino lace u ylMX Kelly i not equaled in mis pari 01 me couniry reward Tho Modern Way This truth came borne with bier and pall We feel it when wo sorrow most Ccmtaeud itself to the well iiifotmed Tie better to have loved and lost HDPfFSBRIGIITRfOBBIf to do pltMintl and effectually what Than never to hove loved at all P J 1893G Ul BrlRht nllko outsido and W88 formerly done in the crudest Mailed Fiiek on appuca B inside Pembroke Ky March 5b imanner and disagreeably bb well To tlon Wltb oacu copy wo wiusenaH MiH n hAautlful Ball cleaDEOtfce BjtWm and break up Sweet Peas nntll the 00000 havo all I There is a good deal of pfiblfo headaches and fevers withour old3 been called for Send a postal foMlny yVi A tie Burpee So Cot Jbllailn nnhlcUBnt utTpdF UF6 tl 0 delightful prnyiut done that dont mean anything mnedy Syrup ot Fig iniheayVn or on rjb JityiiaMMtiva The Baptist Circle mating will Jm R Goods emitted to Hopkins convene at Concord two miles north ville has been allowed a pension of Hopkinsville on Saturday before Several of our tobacco warehouse tho fifth Sunday1 in March men attended court inElktonvester- Cuba J T flanbery day Our women as Christian workers Rev J U Spurlin Ham satks for sale at this office The Pastors Responsibility Rev Matters are very quiet in police cir Â¬ CHNasb cles The Power and Need of Prayer Rev Joel Hopson Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over Tho Keeping up of Winter Sun vity Bank Hopkinsville Ky day School in the Country Rev P A holiness meeting is in progress at E Henderson Canton Associatioual Mission Rev P A EENT two roomB Apply to Mrs Thomas To Sale Mission Dr B F Eager S A Weller South Virginia St A large attendance 5b desired at Admission to Mr Handys lecture this meeting as it will be interesting will be only 25 cents schools 15 cents to all T C HANBEnv Vice Pree Mr H H Skerritt has closed a con- Â¬ MATROIOMIAIa tract to paint Congiessmau Clardys MARRIAGE LICENSE residence near Newstead inside and Polk Wilson to Sue Torry outside COLORED FOR RENT on South Virginia Terrell Stevenson to Emma Price street a desirable place house of 8 Prico Bronaugh to Mildred Morrooms large yard and garden and rison nil UinHa of fruit W W Watit Jim Leavell to Lula Cary The party given at Judge A H Bill Pryor to Callie Jesup Andersons Friday night in honor of Heres a Bargain his niece Miss Gertrude Lindsay was enjoyable affair An elegant a very For Sale An elegant two story supper was served after which the residence on North Main street th ree various games were indulged in un til a seasonable hour for departure blocks from the courthouse This delightfully located home has 6 bed Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and also has secured the rooms 3 bath rooms kitchen dining right to extract teeth by the painless room and store room Large con process Office over Bassett Coe venient cemented cellar 1 stable Trigg County Court convened in fine carriage house also u neat and Cadiz yssterday Hop fiinsville was comfortable cottage on premises rent well represented by tobaoro men of same pays taxos Fine grapej arWanted Gentleman or lady to sell bor and strawberry garden Fruit Dobies Aluminum Coffee Econo trees of all kinds name bearing two mizer Fits any pot saves one third feet wide facing Main Co lots one tho coffee Arthur L Dobie street and 250 feet deep and the tf Grant building Atlanta Ga other 28 feet wideband 66 feet deep The Methodist meeting in Cadiz has closed There were fourteen ad- Worth 6000 will sell for 4500-52-- 500 Rev D L ditions to the church cash and lien on place for balCollie of this city ably assisted Rev ance or will exchange for a small cot- Â¬ P T Hardison the pastor in the tage and a cash difference meeting T M EDMUNDSON Hopkinsvillp Ky Dr Spra J Baker Specialist diseases of Eye Ear Throat and Nose City Taxes for 1893 Eyes tested with finest French trial Uity taxes for loyd are long since Spectacles furnished case made free Office over Wallace Taliaferros overdue and unless they are paid by drug Btore Lady attendant Hours April 1 1 shall advertise the property for Bale L U Cravens 9 to i City Collector Two young aligators were shipped here from Florida lost week They were each about a foot long and had almost perished from the cold They were about eighteen mouths old and We Are fully capable in fair weather of biting a negro heel clean off at one snap fMESHKik Advertising Cadiz Telephone JRerassJhaw9 Beginning Mar lBt I will sell coal The old reliable Furniture dealers and exclusively for cash B L Foulks undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Hopkinsville Ky Adj Gen A J Gross residence And so Grover has gone a Ashing near Cloverport was burned last And weve heard from old Japan Losa 7500 week with its contents Shes giving China a licking insurance not stated But were still at the same old stand Two young thoroughbred Berkshire If you doubt it come and see for sows for sale J H Ware yourselves And oxamine our shop The Supreme Court of Tennessee made furniture and be astonished at has decided that the law raiding the age of consent to 16 is he low prices we are selliug it for constitutional and hai affirmed the THEY ARE GOING verdict sentencing Ben Leavell of Clarksville to the penitentiary for three years HERE AND THERE ty v3h JTtt t S Uf mi re H Vj 1 v i - ANALA1HESH0ES 1 m manang nienK vve are now uusuy engutjeu urruugmg aiiu and by1 i N t M iun ft mTTn j fv I P- ir i AY MARC idiji I Our new and wonderful Shoe Department will be fully launched on the Sea of publicpatronage with every ad- ir vantage in quality and price given to its patrons and fully backed by our principle of money refunded on unsatisfac- Â¬ tory purchases 4i V SM- - Pr V v t lllj The greatest orator on th Amerlcau plat form so says Dr Nelson rrofessor Wcsleyan University Hon Hcnryat of Delaware Leis T a grand STOVES best stock Tho Handy earing farming imple- Â¬ ments farm bells- paints window glass awnings cutlery tools of all kinds and a complete line of hardware and Guns G of Stoves tho city and ranges In nephew of Patrick TINWARE Tinware lino cheap as Everything In the dirt Tabernacle PATRICK HENRY THE ORATOR AND STATESMAN Admission 60o Children and 53 Schools 25c Subject ROOFING Call on ns for Roofing and Guttering March 14th fl SPECIAL LOCALS JPyle PUMPS Best pumps In tho market Force pumps buoketpumps all kinds of pumps 1 taf Edwards Coppr-u- -- RFPAIRWORI Special attention to Bepairiho a J of the California Kam- 4bler Racing Team on February 9th rode a mile on a Repairing a Specialty 3--uu- Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky Opposite Hotel Latham 3 STounR GEO W L ScN No 62 YOUNG TIME TABL mt vl 1010 - Kim Rambler in the remarkable time of 1 8Jf 1 5 He was paced by a Kambler Quadrup- Â¬ Alarm GL CKS TP TBA1NS QOItfQ NORTH St Iioula Fast Mall Accom NofriSt Louis Express Mku Nasnviuo 8B0pm 962 a m pm THAINSQOINO SOUTH No 63St Louis Express No 66 Nashville Accomodation No 61 8t Louis Mail For Sale Bicycles let Ramblers are the fastest bicycles built Liidc the winning Wheel THOMPSON MEADOR 525 am EOapm Nashville Accommodation does not run on Sunday North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast rotns have through trains solid and sleepers w Chicago and St Louis Fast Line stops only at important stations md crossings Has through Pullman sleep Â¬ ers to Atlanta Ga 4Wam J LI ADAMSAgcnt Change in Time Ohio Valley Railway Taking Effect Sunday Sept 23rd 1894 TRAINS GOING SOUTH No 3 Dally No 4 Dressmaking Mall Express ir Dally Mail Express Agents CEJVS Henderson Corydon Morgantield DelCoven EvanRville 630am 84Uom 904 am 019 am 717am 742am 813 am A Remarkable Book It mercilessly 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