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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: March 15, 1895

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. iff ifea fttfiiib Iff knt 1 v M tratttttucm 1 x V -1 r air v v at m j 1 i Li VUJLTAVll is- S HOPKINS VILLE KY FRIpfST MAEGH 15 DREAM OF NEWS 4 FJX IS W AND TRUE HAS IT 1895 USED HIS WINCHESTER A NO SS GKAKD IT RETURNED It Sfliifl ii inii of Spring Novelties in jl ii m nmr bLU i If 1 ft jftRT-- QUITS 75 INDICTMENTS MI in THIS COLUMN llrnkeman Flros A Deiid Ilcnt Pas senger and In Turn Is Fired upon With a Fop A It INT ave jiast been Received Also the new Spring Shapes in 4 DERBY AND TO The latest colorings in THAT T N NECKW And the prettiest line of It Si VT Coloren Lnur i you eig beheld ii Diop in arid Ses Tliem I laknderson K Ss Go We conti nue to sell all winter goods at i Prices a the x a S DAPIt T II II llfllllllH V r Hm I Injured Wednesday afternoon between Reu ben Cochran col tho head brakeman of OV train No 13 and Chas Ohara a f Ularfo JMy TThllo the Moon Shone The a negro hailing from Gracey MarshffflJpFinch the colored mail facts as gleaned from a passenger are carrier oiiBo Pembroke and Fair as follows Ohara boarded the train View starfflbte is in serious trouble at Gracey at 530 Wednesday and Monday msttib Mr R F Vaucban beat his way to Cerulean He was caught mqpptealing hay from his ordered to get at tho latter place and loft Hehac tied up about fifty obeyed but when the train pulled Douuds in 1ST rooe aud was crettincr out Ohara climbed back on one of the down outbFllhe loft with it when Mr box cars and announced his intention Vughan appeared with a gun and of going to Princeton at all hazards took him hv charge He was very Tho brakeman flagged down the train much mortified at being caught and and ordered him to get off again He hastened to av uie Mr Vaughon that got down and as the brakeman got no was merely coning a nanutui ior aboard Ohara drew his pistol and his horse His captor however in- commenced shooting at him He sisted upon liking at the matter in fired three times but his aim was bad an entirely v different lie lit and and no harm was done Cochran brought Fincftto town at once and stepped into the caboose and got his lodged him irr jail at 12 oclock at Winchester and as Ohara ran ho fired night The grand jury took the at him three times but it is not matter in hand known whether or not he hit his man at any rate he did not stop him as Drummer BaUIy Hurt he was soon out of sight and made flA Mr Ben Godshaw a well known good his escape It is understood Evansville traveling mau was thrown that a reward will at once be offered from a wagon about two miles out of by tho railroad company for Oharas Princeton Tuesday night jand was capture very badly injured about the head Murder Near Dover and face It was a very dark night Henry Parker was shot and instant ¬ and the driver ran the wagon against -a stump overturning tho vehicle and ly killed a few days ago by a cousiD throwing both driver and Godshaw Jeff Hooper near Dover Tenn Hoopout The latter fell on his head and er lived with Parker It seems that Ho soon ral- ¬ Parker and his wife had not been was knocked senseless On the however and got up but again getting on well recently lied morning of the tragedy he became fell and struck a wire fence cutting his head and face in a frightful man very angry with her about some tri ¬ He was taken to Princeton vial matter and struck her with an ner T where he received the necessary med- ¬ iron poker Hoop8r who was in the ical aid His physician is of tho room at the time interfered and was opinion that he will recover but he himself punched with the weapon He then went for his pistol and was Wo tailing better stock to nil in as will be somewhat disfigured followed up by Parker When he se- ¬ we sell out and receiving new goods cured bis gun he opened fire and two every day Goodbye Winter Dowdy Spring To morrow is theJast day of the of the balls entered Parkers breast MrsHPark groundhogs extension to winter er was the only witness to the affair Saturday is St Patricks Day when peach trees ought to be in bloom ana the above is the substance of her Go down another notch and Harness The grass is getting green the buds statement concerning same Hooper is lower than ever are swelling the birdB are mating has disappeared but a reward has Bo sure you see us before these the tulips are coming up and the been offered for him by the sheriff of prices are out spring poicks are beginning to sharp the county All the signs en their pencils Caldwell Circuit Court point to a change of seasons and busCaldwell circuit court is having a iness men who have not done so and busy session at Princeton The they are mighty few should lose no grand jury returned forty Bye indict- ¬ time in chartering space in this great ments and several of the new cases medium to letthe public know what haye already been tried As a result they have to Bell of the trial of commonwealth cases thiiB far Eddyvillo will get four new Worth Is Dead In Purls men one white and three colored Charles F Worth the famous white man was given one year French man milliner who set tho The hog stealing one negro got four for fashions for the world died of influ- ¬ years for assault wih intent to kill enza Monday in Paris He was an got two years for robbery and the Is the Proper Thing Now in Englishman and began life as a print one other was pent up for one year for Tie HDldors er He went to Paris and after en- Veil Clasps A large shooting and wounding Lacrinff in the dry goods business Chain Bracelet p Hat Markp amount of business has been transawhile started the dressmaking firm court will ad Key Chains Hat Pins Boberg In 1870 he acted at this term and of Worth sometime uext wenu founded the famous house of Worth journ Coat Hangers Hair Pins Mrs Illllmun Assigns which for 25 years has ruled the Pen Kniven Belt Buckles Mary Hillman of Trigg coun Mrs word of fashion ty filed a deed of assign nont in the Belt Pins Czarinas Another Assignment at Itussellvlllo Lyon county clerks office Tuesday Last Monday night John W of all of her property in Lyon Starks proprietor of Starks Cash county naming W C White of CaBargain S ore at Russellville made diz Ky as assguee She owns largo WE HAVE THEM AT THE an assgnmenti Mr Joe E Shelton real estate interests in Lyon and RIGHT PRICE was named as the assignee Tho Trigg counties also in Nashville amount of tho liabilities is about 4 Tenn aad Birmiugham Ala The GRAVES CONDI 500 Mr Stark assigns 120 acres of schedule gives only the principal timbered land in Tennessee and a big cieditors amouuting to 103000 due stock of gopds which he thinks will largely to banks at Cadiz HopkinH pay his indebtedness Dull business villo Louisville and other points in is given aB the cause of the failure tho state Amount of assets not given This makes the second assignment in The assignment was unexpected that place within the past ten days Again in tho Asylum riiioi lament Mrs Illllman f uUIam Ifjipack Jury Drummer CaldwoUSrnnl FnlU regular pitched battle occurred near the depot at Cerulean Springs ALL- - A tv a xenuessco juuruor A Body of new Men Dut They WoroAVorJc ors Come Homo Ye Wundorers thoDau gerls Past II F S The grand jury after returning 67 indictments Monday and 7 Wednes- ¬ day adjourned This made 75 in all Following are tho more important ones voluntary man ¬ Wm Morribon slaughter gaming and carrying con ¬ cealed weapons three cases Five cases of fornication One case keaping bawdy house Three cases gaming Bob Roy col petit larceny Marshall Finch col same Eight cases carrying concealed weapons One case permitting minor to play pool Six cases selling cigarettes to mi ¬ nors Twenty two case3 selling or fur- ¬ nishing liquor to minors One case giving liquor on election day Four cases selling liquor without license 1 I assault Fount Huit colored One case hog stealing Few others for minor offenses The Buit of Martha Johnson against John B Trice for 10000 damages for malicious prosecution was tried before a jury Wednesday and resulted in a verdict for defend ¬ ant Mr C H Bush represented tho defendant Next week will be taken up with commonwealth matters TOBACCO NEWS Saddles YOST A producing-instanb-deatrr- r- J 0o Our market continues firm aud is quoted stronger on all grades sales amounted to one hundred and four hogsheads receipts consid- ¬ erably more Good new leaf is in demand and prices ranged as high as 8 70 No fine leaf was offered this week New lugs run to 4 while badly ordered trash fell away below Good leaf u ell ordered always com- ¬ mands a fair price but the demand is especially brisk for this grade now on our market and some fine sales may be expected in the near future The majority of last years crop is of inferior quality however and such goods never bring fancy prices any yoar There is little being done in the loose market at present HOPKINSVILLE MARKET This--week- s STERLING SILVER Sales by Gait her West March 13 95 of 19hhds as follows 4 hhds medium leaf 7 10 7 10 6 00 5 95 11 hhds common leaf 4 30 4 00 3 75 3 00 4 70 4 80 4 30 1 U 3 70 80 4 80 4 00 ETC k 4 hhds common lugs 1 80 1 95r 30 2 GO Sale of 14 hhds tobacco by Wheel- ¬ Co March 13 95 er Mills 6 60 610 12 hhds leaf 5 50 4 75 4 70 3 80 3 70 3 70 3 65 3 60 3 50 3 00 2 hhds lugp L 60 1 20 Market about same as last week Co March Sales by Abernathy 13 of 31 hhds tobacco 14 hhds leaf S8 70 8 30 8 30 7 6 10 6 00 5 70 5 50 5 20 4 50 4 50 50r 410 3 40 JEWELERS MAIN ST J hhds lugs S3 80 3 80 3 59 3 50r 11 at 3 each 2 25 We had on active demand for all the tobacco that we offered 17 A Co Mrs Lessons K Dabney AVe Decline In Favor of llro Glenn given in Oil and China Painting Drawing in Oharcoal Crayon Pastel etc Lesson Hours troin 0 to 12 AM CniXA FIRED Those Interested invited to oill 8F STUDIO at Residence South Main St Tjf hi l FRANK RIYES Hopkinsville Ky Office with Judge J I Landco in the McDanlei Block corner Oth and Main ww TJiTTTiiffmTwriniTffiiiiMWiiffBrin rtgTiMiiiffirMBiTg Why wouldnt Charley Meacham make a good in fact a first clahs RegThe office ister of the Land Office is a joke in everything but the salary and Charley dearly loves a joke and wouldnt hate the frtipend If the press boys had the nomination 4Char ley would be elected Even Brother Knott would vote for him on tho sil verest sort of a platform Covington Commonwealth day Co Sales by Ragsdale Cooper Ed Pulliam the homicidal lunatic 13 95 of 39 bhdp aB follows March from Hancock county who escaped 13 hhds new leaf S8 10 7 00 6 50 abjut a week ago in again in the 6 50 6 00 6 00 6 30 5 50 5 40 5 50 asylum and will be kept in close con 00 4 He reached hia 204 304 finement this tim 10 hhda new lugp S4 00 3 95 3 95 home in a pouring rain Tuesday hav 3 60 3 at 3 00 each 3 50 2 95 2 45 ing made the trip on J D Laceys 15 hhds old lugs 9 at 4 25 each horse The horse was in bad condi4 00 4 00 4 00 3 50 tion but will survive his rough treat1 hhd trash SI 95 ment Pulliam was being watched Market stronger on all grades for and was arrested by his brothers Yours truly and returned to the asylum Wednes ilAGSDALE Cooper Cc Fulllnm QiCFBOPOBEF RENTED Ml 4 MOS FOR 10 Misa Mattio sassftrW U- - Buokner Agent fiopkinsville Kentucky Better tato Thun Never Klopetnent to Clurksvllln Mr Carl Brewer of Fairview a son eeveut H C HfclpliPDStine aged of Eq W B Brewer and Miss Jes four yearp aud Miss Mary Reev aged eevetityqix both of Fleming sie Wadena daughter of Mr Houscounty were married Tuesday Xt is ton Wade eloped from this city yes the grooma fourth veutUre iu matri ¬ terday and were married iu Clapks mony and he Bays beIeeln- - as vigor ville The young lady was visiting ous to day 8 he did twenty five years I Mre A G Boalefl her couein They returned laat5night ff- V DEATnS Mr Jas F Boyi died at his home five mies north of the city Sunday Bged fifty four yearp Bom COLORED John Hatcher died Wednesday of fever aged near Caky nineteen years ttA Haicheb J -- J rw i i 1 klT ILMlEJZZ- - 11 Q 01 5 fi a j FfNANCE tern Mtteh from France She Will 1 March 15 1895 FIT FOR AKIN i Gfe 1 Lyif A LESSON IN AsaerleM Moy I u a n rr CG In managing the finances and regu ¬ lating te currency the United States J govornmont may learn much from the government of France The Hank of France became a govern ment institution in 1843 and has re mained so over since It has powor to Issue bills of credit to the extent of 4000000000 francs A franc on ex COB SEVENTH ANI VIRG INIA STS change is equal to about 193 cents of HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY our money The hank furnishes a pa gar Good Rigs with or without drWera furnished day or night 8pcolal rates to Commor per circulation of about 3433000000 francs oUlmon Good lot room adjoining NIOE WAITING ROOM FOB LADIES This paper currency amounts when tho bank has issued to its full capacity W T Gbant Propr 13 T Gbant to about 821 to each person in the re- ¬ Formerly with Alexander public of Franco To redeom this pa ¬ E B Baldwin Clerk8 per issue of currency thoro is held in the bank a metallic reserve of gold and silver to the amount of 3000000000 francs Tho bank redeems its note with either gold or silver at its option RKAS0N0NBLE RATES Not only does the Bank of France ex CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN STREET erclso tho option of redeeming its cir KY culating notes in either gold or silver coin at its pleasure but it carries the BAR BARBERSHOP HOT AND COLD BATHS option to tho extent of always paying silver coin to those persons who are miiiwwi threatening to take tho coin abroad when such a course will best subserve tho financial business interests of France That bank also out of its gold thoiu but it proceeded from political and silver coin reserve redeems its rather than business motives Some notes ordinarily in that coin either such system as was illustrated by theso gold or silver of which it has the larg- banks would bo much more sensible than the present plan of sub treasuries est amount Tho United States now has in its whore tho government rovenues are treasury and in circulation over 1000 simply held for circulation Tho re 000000 of paper currency of six differ ¬ moval of tho doposlts from the bank of ent kinds consisting of crold certifi tho United States by President Jackson was And for the next We will put on sale the cates silver certificates treasury notes 1837 one of tho causes of intho panic of because it resulted a contracunder tho act of 1890 currency certificates under tho act of June 1S72 tion of tho currency by depriving tho following genuine bargains Give us a call and con- - United States notes commonly known people of tho use of these deposits in as greenbacks and national bank the way of loans Cor Los Angeles yince yourself that it will be to your interest Cal Herald notes Looking at the face of this paper currency it plainly appears that SILVER AND PRICES tho intent of congress was that at least Tho Vttlue of Whrnt IJronj with tho De Gorsets a part of it should bo redeemable in Cloaks pression of tho AVhlte Metal But under tho rulings of A recent agricultural bulletin shows 89 at centu Wp drive just a few choice Child silver coin CB tho secretary of tho treasury it is re that tho average COUtH reun 89 PG Cloaksleft which we will sell deemable in gold coin only whenever is 329 cents per price of wheat for 1894 bushel less than tho 63 Standard rents reward e of cost the owner calls for it average from 1880 to 1890 At 498 cents centt43 Comfort Thus every advantage and option is per bushel on December 1 it had 23 Daisy Gaps given to the creditors of our govern ¬ touched the lowest notch in 23 years ment instead of being exercised by tho Cotton averages 49 conts a pound tho Silk C ipf at 29 cents up Kings finished Thread 5 secretary of the treasury It has been lowest figure in tho history of this Honda 23 cents 5 cents for often urged by high authorities on staple All other products of tho farm Ftu m at ore 23 cents financo that all our paper currency have gone down in proportion except Just received a new Huh of embroid should bo of one kind of money and oats barley and corn which show a eries Newest patterns in Eiliutrtredeemable by tho of and Insertions to match Childrens fast black seamless 10 treasury at his option secretary goldtho slight advance in cither or The cause of this decline in tho prlcos taut i r silver coin according as payment in of so many of the agricultural staples Laces Ricyole Hose 16 cents pr the ono coin or tho other would best Linien pntjuino Hermsdorf black subserve the stability of our financial is ovidontly not duo to over production Valiuciecne Linen and over supply In a series of care19 ctiitc Mezenn Bondiner system The example of the bank of Iu tiiu red and fancy 10 cents up France which Is practically tho treas- fully collated tables in a report on tho causes of tho prevailing agri Doylies Biiutiful new belt buckles stick ury of tho French republic sustains cultural depression Senator Peffer of For Honiton werd and Honiton Ln pins Mdf combs and fancy hair or- - that view of tho matterto not over five Kansas has demonstrated that theso Tho French republic causes so stoutly urged by tho gold cs to match UHlllHUlS times as largo in area as oar ono stte bugs have little or nothing to do with of Ohio It was impoverished twenty tho price of wheat From 1884 to 1893 four years ago by paying an indemnity inclusive the averago production of of ono billion dollars to tho German wheat per year was 2197912000 bushgovernment It has only two thirds els In 1834 tho crop was 03157000 as largo a population as tho United bushels above tho average and 30209 States and only two thirds as much es- 000 above the production of 1892 but in timated wealth Yet it is easily able spito of the great increase in popula- ¬ to carry along on a parity 8700000000 tion and a consequent larger demand of silver 8800000000 in gold and near tho export price fell from 8107 In 1834 ly 700000000 in paper currency re to 103 In 1892 In 1891 tho crop was MAIN STREET deemable in cither gold or silver coin 25 per cent abovo tho average but at tho option of tho government prices were better than in the preced Why cannot the United States stand ing year ing in strength and power the superior Facts thus established by statistics of any nation In the world do the same demonstrate that the trouble is not in thing If it had statesmen at its helm over production but in the currency with tho courage of its resources it in the demonetization of one half the could and would N Y Recorder money of the world which has sent prices sliding down from a double THE PARTIES INTERESTED standard to a single standard scale The Bun on tho Treasury for Gold Flans Side by side with tho decline in tho price of silver as compared with gold Suggested to Prevent It It is not the outsldo world that is in- the decline in the prices of agricultural terested in tho matter of the gold re- ¬ staples has been going on The single demption of notes but the people of standard bears moo heavily on the the United States who hold the notes purely agricultural states than it does -i All the interest the outside world has on the mining states for while tho lat in United States gold is In tho country ter can produce gold the former find having enough of it to pay the prin- all of their products depressed in price cipal and interest of debts to foreign- ¬ This faot is working among the peo ers Indeed so far as quantity or ple and when it is fully realized tho amount is concerned tho interest of restoration of silver as money and the the outride world does not even extend consequent restoration of tho prices of so far as that for everybody knows agricultural staples will not bo dethat only a small part of foreign debts layed Denver News A Truo Sllvor King are paid in gold much tho larger part I do not think that this country boing paid In other merchandise and as to this part the foreigner is only in- holding so vast a proportion of tho terested in being paid in merchandise worlds supply of silver in its moun ¬ at gold values and for this reason de- tains and its mines can afford to re--W WATER ElEVATfifflf w j r sires the United States to maintain the duce the metal to the situation of mere merchandise If silver ceases to gold standard y EH m Annual Oo s bd VffiMJI 2 The run on the treasury for gold that be used a3 money In Europe and Amer- ¬ her ggj 8U0JIPX M0 K IL causes pain and anxiety is the with- ica tho greatmines of tho Pacific slope nfSiiiKWl drawal of gold for export This kind will bo closed and dead Mining enof a run hurts because It diminishes terprises of the gigantic scale existing a the power of tho government to re- ¬ in this countrj cannot be carried on to o deem and because it causes a contrac- ¬ provide backs for looking glasses and tion of tho currency increases the to manufacture creum pitchers and value of monoy and decreases the value sugar bowls A vast source of wealth of property and products But the de to this entire country is destroyed the mand for gold for export Is a demand moment silver is permanently disused that has to be met This demand is as money It Is for us to check that not subject to government control tondeney and bring the continent of This demand is one that would not bo Europe back to the full recognition of met by having a stock of gold locked the value of the white metal as a ip and tho key thrown away But medium of exchange James G would it not holp matters very much Blaine Only Oho 1lanlt if in this country the entire work of Los Angeles Cal has a silver league ultimate redemption was not put upon gold but upon coin which would in- with only one pjank in its platform clude silver also or bottor still If the This declares in favor of frco coinage at gold paper money to ba of 15 by 1 of g volume of paper currency was keptpar of silver at the old ratio Issued to the g oca that amount that would remain at without any other kind of redemption government the government giving than being received for public dues preference to neither gold silver or and no coin redemption was attempted paper all three to be a legal tender for except of coin bertificates that were all debts public and private Gold Issued for convenience in place of the contracts to be prohibited by law Volumo of circulation to bo commen ¬ 11 vM R km coin itself Or why not try tho plan that works surate with our domestic commerce No banks of issue to be allowed Tho bo successfully in tho Netherlands 0a where silver and paper money are the existing national banks to bo disposed currency for domestic use and the of as fast as their charters expire stock of gold is left absolutely un lowcrs of Uoveruiuent A correspondent of a California pa ¬ guarded and unrestricted for interna ¬ per believes that if tho government H tional use Holland is not troubled by a run on has the constitutional authority to the treasury for gold ni4 doeM It find delegate to corporations tho right to any trouble In keoplng a istock Of gold issue money it- oortainly can perform In fact tho course of tho Bank of tho that which it presumes to delegate to Netherlands exemplifies the truth of others Simplicity should be sought the teaching of the economist Jovons Tho plan should be divested of all fric- ¬ He further says tho people of that all the gold a nation needs id what tion jvlll meet the demand for international his locality regard the money ques ¬ tion as the moHt vjta with which the purposes Tho treasury of the United States im Aperican people have to contend and itates Holland in permitting free ncca if it is properly arranged thiit inujiy uf N i t i the other evils from whicn we qrgr iu v - uvuutt ui raurxor export purpo bat the government of the Unit3 Btffferinjr will adjust thomaclvct Livery Feed And Sale Stable ARLINGTON HOT1L LOUISVILLE Utes falls to provide th pople with a eurrfncyof aUyr at4 papr that will stay at home and not b subject to contraction by texportation and which will permit the use of gold for fexpqrt purposes to whatever extent there is a demand for it for such purposes Exception may also well bo taken to tho proposed method of putting potes in circulation through the agency of banlcs upon the security of bonds That does not differ materially from tho present national bank system TThe proposition to charge tho banks inter ¬ est on the notes does not halp the matter If that were done the banks would recoup themselves by charging a higher rate of interest on loans It seems to the writer that if it is tho business of tho government to furnish tho circulating medium it is also its business by provldo for putting it in circulation when and where it is need ed The Bank of tho United State or the two banks in which tho United States were stockholders and that op ¬ erated from 1791 to 1812 and from 1810 to 1830 had branches throughout tho country for tho accommodation of tho people These banks were more near ly national banks thon tho institutions that now go by that name and they were highly succcssiul institutions It is truo there was a prejudice against W O Vfd jPjfin CORDOVAN IrohPiJ rUtNCHACNAMIUmcMr L Douglas 6UAV iiTHCuir 43M FlNCCAlFttWMMIl 3PP0IICE3SOLE Ikw WtJkJ W TABLERSDII P BUCK EYE 1 IIJll OINTMENT CURES A 2l5BiyjiSCHJ0l5H0a k- HOTHINGmPIUS l 3VinON0t 1 BE3 v 1 LADIES Mammoth Clothing STILL IN THE LEAD 30 DAYS ibse The free and unlimited coinagS of silver the product of American mines at the old ratio of 16 of r to i of gold is the only solution of and remedy for the disturbed and unsatis- factory condition of trade manufac- ¬ ture and general business of the coun- ¬ SARSAPARILLA try The surreptitious act of 1873 divorcing silver and gold in our mone- ¬ tary system was a crime of untold magnitude It was the rankest kind of class legislation in favor of the MlBBBHhsBk fl BbV 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 money giving aid and comfort to our countrys enemies To shield BEST BLOOD PURIFIER the guilty parties the well authenti- ¬ in the world It cures Nervousness Dys ¬ cated facts often published have been pepsia Sick Headache Boils Tetter Scrofula and every trouble arising from bad vigorously denied blood Try it and be sure to get Noat8 The Enquirer will continue to ex- ¬ For sale by pose this unpardonable crime until R C Hardwick druggist right and justice are done the people by the full restoration of silver to its old companionship with gold We Cfcajxiutiilaine Bzre and Skia Ointment need the assistance of the people in A certain euro for Chronic Soro Eyes disseminating the truth to which end Totter Salt Kheum Scald Head Old we invite all in your selection of pa- ¬ Chronio Soren Tevcr Sores- Eczema Itch Praii io Scratches Scro Nipplca pers for the coming season to include and Piles It ia cooling and soothing the Enquirer that costs only 100 a Hundreds of caGflhavo been cured b year Issued twice a week It oftor oil other treatment bau failcO Liberal commissions and cash re- ¬ It la put u p in 5 ft nd irO cent boiw Sample wards given to club raisers B 0 tl i k copies free Enquirer Company Cincinnati O Shoe Co They glvo the bet value for the money They equal cuitotn shoes liutylo and fit Their wearing qualities are unsurpasaed The prlcea are uniform stamped on sole From i to 3 saved aver other makes If your dealer cannot supply you we can Soldbr All our shoes aro equally satisfactory L Douglas 3 Over One Million People wear the n two MrrnWM n msmwEm 4 Shoes lnnumfnc IK vnar BS the BEST REMEDY for PILES PrflwdbraiCHABDSClt MED SURE and CERTAIN CURE cojSinw FREE COINAGE OF SDLVEK MM- xrajAws tj 1 Pi M L r LouifcwiUo THE LEADER asnT My jLfi u tis Ey now at BROWNS IRON 280 incuts1 NeivAIanjflnd 1 ArtgJn- - u ti- I MME FLEURETTEXEVYMGR a I v us of PRIV ATT7 XUAXi DXS- aw CHRO l Basra Spertp tiTfa and Impotonoy the mo t 9 laVuf exol exscue Id toft and producing tomdof 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ta f CUIRETT RIGHT HOUSEWIVE US E -- S2 8m1 o S h Hilf Other H f Best Purest theHACTr1EATAMMafri VT wJwh fypftff i I iiwlw I OUlErafWHERE- - aMmmmM WOUWtBVttAA nx MHIilRBffiiMPffisw HiniwiiiwiiiiBiiini m 1 i si inn iinrwmn Ill la- VIRGINIA STRE 1 Phone 98 U PO Box 67 OJr M cDaniel Business Mngr 14- 1 M i JJOHNSON lii iuuav IouisyilleKy bt li 9 F7 P v i h 1 rv T V s v TTTr iSt i V y i Marnh R TRoKr ABB RUSSIAS CHANCELLOR Harem do Steal tho M do aiors iSMS HOPKINRVILLB KENTUOKIAN AmlbleJSeer 5 BEAR ADMIRAL SNcrW of Baron de Staal who hasjust been designated by tha aoW czar to succeed the lato M dVGiersks chancellor of the Muscovite empire Is the beau At Gallant anOTPer an Ever Wore Undo ideal of a foreign diplomat with his SanVs Uniform For Eighteen Years long flowing white whiskers and his tho Admiral Has Seen Ac- dignified but suavo manner which con tuallj at Sea voys the Impression that if ho Id as hard and tenacious as hia name implies in Rear Admiral Richard Worsam iu nasi the steel is sheathed In velvet feade whoso flair Is flvincr on board1 No makhas moro friends and tho fact tho United States steamship Now Yorkri that although tho representative of tiha flagship of tho North Atlantic Russia at the pijurt of St James for tho fequadron will be shortly In commana last ton years ho should have succeeded jof tho most Important and powerful In winning not only tho confidence but loot of vessels that has been gathered also the amity of tho English who are tocrether under our flacr sinco tho war always so suspicious with regard to southern hospitality tof tho rebellion And Binco tho re- - Russia speaks volumes for his amiabil- When tho exposition management Ijuvenntion of t tho American navy adds decided upon an exhibit for tho fair no squaaron 01 evo ¬ f Harpers WeftflUy sox Mrs Thompson was promptly so- lution has h5jruch an opportunity for experiment and instruction at sea as that which will bo under lite orders Hichard Worsam Meado third comes of an ancestry that has been identified with the founding of tho country and the furtherance of its prosperity as a nation He was born in Now York city on October 0 1S37 at tho residence of his maternal grandfather Judge Henry Meigs and is the oldest son of tho lato Oapt Richard Worsam Meado second of the United States navy Jp October 1850 at tho age of thir- ¬ teen tho present admiral was appoint ¬ ed midshipman from the First district of California and during his term at BARON DE STAAL tho naval academy ho mado his first practico cruise in the United States ity That is ono of the chief ingro MRS JOSEPH THOMPSON steamer John Hancock and tho sloop of dients of diplomacy Diplomatic amia Commodores bility is not so much tho art of giving lected as tho person best fitted by so- ¬ war Preble Then under Morgan and Strlngham ho mado ones interlocutor an agreeable impres cial position and managerial ability for cruises in the steam frigate San Jacin- ¬ sion of ones self as to givo him a higher tho difficult task of Interesting tho la- ¬ to In tho Mediterranean being trans- ¬ Idea of himself and to convey to him dies of Atlanta and of tho south ferred in 1853 to tho sloop of war St tho conviction that you hold him in in tho great enterprise Tho wisdom very high estimation Then from of tho choice was so apparent that Louis In 1855 Midshipman Meado was grad ¬ sheer gratitude ho will havo a higher tho ladies who becamo associated uated fifth in a class originally flfty idea of you try to do all you want ot with Mrs Thompson In tho work threo In number After leaving tho le tour est joue It is in this peculiarly elected her president without de ¬ academy ho was ordered to tho Eu- ¬ Muscovite art that Baron do Staal ex-¬ bate Among tho other prominent offi- ¬ ropean squadron and afterwards mado cels which is all tho moro to his credit cers aro Mrs W C Lanier first vlco a crulso among tho West Indies In the since he is a martyr to lumbago president Mrs S M Inman second Born in ISC2 at Roval ho is a scion of vice president Mrs A B Steele secre- ¬ steam frigate Merrimac At tho age of nineteen ho was appointed acting mas ¬ ono of tho old German noblo families tary Mrs A E Thornton treasurer ter and navigating officer and ordered settled sinco tho timo of Poter tho Great and Mrs W n Felton chairman of to tho Cumberland tho flagship of In tho Baltic provinces of Russia He tho exocutivo committee This com- ¬ Commodoro Conover who was In com- ¬ began his diplomatic career at an early mittee Is a very strong body and its mand of a squadron on tho west coast ago under Prince Gortsoliakoff who membership Includes many of tho most of Africa Tho young officer was pro- ¬ was first ambassador at Constantinople capable women of tho south moted to bo master in January 1858 on tho ovc of tho Crimean war and A reasonable portion of tho expos- ¬ and tho same month received his com ¬ afterward viceroy of Poland Like the itions funds wero allotted for a wom- ¬ mission as lieutenant being at the timo good apprentice In tho fairy tale the ans building upon condition that tho but little over twenty years of age baron wedded his chinf a daughter and ladles should ralso money for a proper Then in succession he served on board Is by marrlago thoreforo a nephow of exhibit For such purpose a largo sum tho United States ship Dalo tho steam Princo Alexander Gortschakoff who was needed but tho ladles wero un- ¬ for so many years controlled tho for- daunted Every fair attache of tho eign relatione of Russia as chancellor womans department Immediately be ¬ of tho empire Ho may bo said to be gan scheming and many excellent allied to tho reigning family sinco sev plans for securing money havo been eral of his wifes ancestors ruled ao and aro being carried out Tho gay czars while the founder of her houso Is world of Atlanta has turned Its entlro that samo Grand Duko Rurlc to whom attention to hoarding up tho Ainorlcan tho Imperial family of Romanoff traco dollar nnd the proceeds of about every their origin entertainment that Is held aro devoted After his marrlago Baron de Staal to tho womans exhibit fund As a ro represented tho czar as envoy at a num Bult money Is coming In at a rapid rate ber of minor German courts notably at and tho success of tho womans depart ¬ Darmstadt where his daughters may ment seems assured bo said to havo been brought up with WONDERFUL OLD MAN tho girls of tho lato Grand Duohess Alice tho youngest of whom is now Hon C V VUllers Father of tho British czarina of Russia Tho latter looks Houso of Common upon M de Staal as ono of the oldest C wonderful father Villlers is every of P houso of tho friends of her family and thero commons celebrated tho reason to believe that his appointment his ninety third birthday recently to the chanceUorship In preference to Whatever may be tho effect of tho REAR ADMIRAX R W MEADE Princo Lobanoff who was regarded as upon frigate Saranac of tho Pacific squad- ¬ first choice for the post may be duo to houso of commonsIt atmosphere agrees evidently somo constitutions tho sloop of war Cyane On her Influence ron and with Mr Villlers who has sat uninter ¬ tho outbreak of tho civil war Lieut ruptedly for tho samo constituencyfor AN AMUSING TRICK Meado applied at onco for duty against tho public enemy on tho Atlantic coast Tho New Gnmo of Patience Calls for Con ¬ a period of sixty years kaleidoscope of What a marvelous Returning when yet ill of a fever Gen siderable Alnnnal Skill constant chango must bo tho memory ii t nirtrfl in a Mexican harbor ho was Games that call for manual adroitin nssigned to duty as Instructor in gun- - ness are much in vogno at the present of a man who has been continuously tho public life ever sinco tho days when t UUI V WJ VIMUUbVUl UUlUUliI UU UUiUU HID moment says Onco a Week and ho sailor king sat upon the throne and United States receiving ship Ohio at tlmo is therefore propitious for presentVic- ¬ Boston During tho three months that ing tho new gamo of patience illus all tho amazing products of tho un- ¬ torian era wero still unknown and ho held this position ho had as mem- trated here of Tho venerable member for 1 bers of his class of fifty Acting Mastei Cut out a disk of pasteboard of ubout dreamt Wolverhampton must havo felt Mr dames it vvneeier ana fioen ju scog the thickness of a penny and cut a with dard These were tho men who command- ¬ round hole through Its center of about Gladstones retirement keenly fordisap ¬ tho departure of tho ex premier ed tho 11 inch pivot guns of the Kearof a penny Apply gum arabic peared the last of his brother members sarge when sho sunk tho Alabama who was also his brother member in I1 Active service followed the second year in the war on tho steam sloop Dacotahx of tho North Atlantic blockading squad t ron as executive officer of the United States steamer Conemaiigh for thrco months during the summer He woa -commissioned a lieutenant commander in uuiy ui uiu duuiu jcui umiujj 11113 period ho participated In several affairs with tho confederate batteries on the Vernon river In tho fall of 1803 Com- ¬ mander Meado was appointed to of tho Ironclad the command In Command Atlantio8quadron r6f the iTorth ATLANTA EXPOSITION Mm Thompson tho Charmlnfr Prosldcnt of the tadles Doard Tho women of tho south aro working with a will to make tho Womans build- ¬ ing and its exhibit ono of tho most suc cessful features of tho proposed Cotton States and International exposition Tho president of tho board of vvomen managers Is Mrs Joseph Thompson ono of tho social leaders of Atlanta Sho Is a daughter of Maj Livingston Mims who was a member of the staff of Gen Joseph Ef Johnston during tho war and her husband Is ono of tho prominent business men of tho south Mr and Mrs Thompson have a beautiful country homo not far from Atlanta which hasbecomo famous for its typical The rrestdont of the American Ulmotallli Leasruo Gives Ills Objections to tin Measure I CARLISLES V 7 SCHEME jhrwL the-sL-- a SI Jib ran under Rear Admiral 0s Ho Davis and afterward under Rear AdJ 1 T Tmilsvilln of tho l rorici Mississippi souad- nvno imiivw In tltn nua Mrt tYT u uuu pr common mucilago to ono side of the disk and stick it in tho center of a plate leaving a margin between Its circumference and tho inner rim of tho plate Place a billiard ball on tho Intervening spaco at any point and propose to any ¬ one present to send tho ball without touching It In to tho center of tho plato so that it will rest In tho holo in tho cardboard Whilo watching the efforta of tho operator to accomplish this ap-¬ parently simple feat tho reason for calling tho gamo i4paticnco becomes apparent Tho ball goes round and round but will not be coaxed into tho center To succeed you must havo recourse to a shnplo trick Lot tho ball rest near tho edgo of the disk by inclin ¬ ing the plate slightly then suddenly lower tho plate as if you were about to drop it and hastily ralso It again plac- ¬ ing tho center under tho ball which not having fallen as quickly as tho plato clears tho edgo of tho disk without touching it and is for a moment In tho air Having received no momentum In a lateral sense tho ball will remain stationary in tho center of the disk onco nttho Columbian exposition was Ad- - you succeed In Introducing It them In ri ironWo Hon nnd ho is to bo tho manner here described Tho trick credited for its successful completion Is pretty and Ingenious and tho gamo On Wy 5 1803 bo was commissioned will afford much amusement to tho commbdore and September 7 1804 was curious omotedo berear admiral Admiral Xt Goo KWk Meade ha been eighteen years actually Some of the Insurance companies of t sea and la command lor twelve t if Paris refnae to ineuro peope who dy events on tho river between Memphis Highly com- Tenn and Helena Ark mended in official dispatches ho was Invalided homo lato In tho winter and assumed tho duties of an Inspector of ordnaTctf In tho ports of New York and Boston With health restored ho was ordered to tho command of tho steamer United States and afterwards com¬ manded the naval baiVjJiajfcjip Now York during the July rgg5PMo5utcd to tho command of tho steam gunboat Marblehead ho was commended for gallantry In tho affairs on tho Stone from rier and ho was that tlmoInto tUo close activelv command of tho war H and served with bravery and distinc tion In the gulf and along tho Atlautle Sinco tho war Admiral seaboard Meades sea service has been great Ho mado a crulso of 431 days at sea In tho United States steamer Narragansott covering nearly 60000 miles and a cruise piitblrty nlno months as captain His services at An of the jSjulalla napolists commartdant of tho navy yard at Washington wero of great im ¬ portance to tho rebuilding of thovnavyi During this latter period tho steel plant Vnd gun foundry wero begun and finished Tho great brick ship Illinois mirui njl imu nSiBB cp vn uEns m p thoso far off days when ho sat In a par ¬ liament convened by King William tho Fourth Mr Gladstone who by tho way Is quito a boy compared with Mr Villlers being no less than eight years his junior seems to bo still as prono to awkward llttlo adventures as ho was before his rotlroment His heavy fall at Hawardcn tho other day might easily havo been attended with very serious results but tho wonderful veteran seems specially fortunate in such es- ¬ capades It is no doubt his mental ab-¬ sorption that renders him so prone to como to physical grief When ho was constantly walking about in town thero was seldom a day In which ho did not place himself in moro or less serious danger of being run over though only two or three of his narrower escapes found their way into iho papers Chlncso Idea of Telegraphy ti Tho Chinese believed when teleg ¬ raphy was introduced in this country that foreigners cut out tho tongues of children and suspended them on tho insulators to transmit tho message from polo to pole Tho treasure of treasures In tho new mosquo at Tripoli Syria Is a magnifi ¬ cent gold casket In which aro placed three hairs from tho ProphotMoham Hairs from Mohammed Heard yr bill mow before congress tc radically chango our currency system by destroying the greenback and coin noto circulation with tho viow ol turning over to tho banks the entire control of tho paper currency of the United States is the most radical anf dangerous measure over seriously pre sented In this country at any rat sinco the covert act demonetizing sllvoi In 1873 So sweeping and radical s chango in tho monetary system of anj country cannot be carried out wlthoul profoundly disturbing all Industrial conditions unsettling prices and creak ing confusion in every lino of business Besides the proposition to tax the pco pie tb take up and ultimately cancel ourentlre legal tender paper currency and leavo It to banking associations organized for private galp at thou will and as their Interests alone mSyftlictate to supply its placo with promises to pay ought to arouso the business Can a people be enslaved so easily or mostjanxious concern of the wholo No people The greenback currency costs so ceartainly In any other way thepeople nothing is legal tender of poverty and servitude for tho great thesame value in every part of tho mass of tho peoplo are the necessary coifntry and good anywhere in the consequences of this system of money Wo therefore earnestly recommend world To ask the people to tax them Tor that Is what it amounts to that beforo It Is too lato to resist this selves td take up this currency in order new attempt to subjugate them abso- ¬ that banks may fill its placo with their lutely to tho money power the people notes is a proposition which If it had everyvhero hold racotlngs and by not come from tho treasury depart resolutions and petitions protest to ment would have been deemed insano their representatives and senators If not Indeed diabolical This propo- against tho passago of the proposed sition too comes to tho country as a bill or of any measure that puts in tho bolt from a clear sky No political hands of banking associations the ab- ¬ platform ever contained such a propo- solute control of the monev of tho peoA J Wahxek sition nothing purporting such a ple Since tho issuing of this address the was given out beforo tho late change election The people havo had no op- ¬ Carlisle bill has received a check in portunity to express themselves re congress which insures its defeat but specting it It comes as all conspira- other currency schemes are being precies do as did the act demonetizing pared that are equally objectionable to tho people and against which silver like a thief in tho night There aro more than ten thousand Gen Warners arguments will apply banking institutions that under this with equal force act may issuo notes to circulate as money By what principle will they A NATIONAL BASTILE be governed in tho issuo of this currency By none in tho world but their Sach tho Ilnnk of Kneland Is Characterized Shall This Country Follow own interests Make It profitable to them and they will put out any In criticising and dissenting from amount of currency regardless of con- the proposed currency reform scheme sequences immediate or remote In tho Now York Recorder says turn let it become their interest to Tho bullion purchasing department contract tho currency and they will of tho Bank of England is another contract it regardless of tho effect on unique feature of tho worlds biggest the business world That Is the only bank There tho gold is brought in kind of elasticity thero is in this bars of ubout eight inches long three form of currency Banks will issue it wide and ono inch thick A bar of gold as long as there is profit to them In do ¬ of these dimensions will weigh about ing so and no longer Tho exporionco two hundred ounces and is worth if of tho world has been that under such pure about 4000 Each bar when a system there will at first bo expan- brought in has its weight tested by a sion expansion here there every wonderful pair of scales In which tho where all over the country heedless weight of a postage stamp will turn of the export of gold except perhaps tho balance Tho question of its qualIn the seaboard cities till with con- ¬ ity is determined by the assaying pro- ¬ tinued loss of gold tho limit of tension cess Ib reached when a collapse will come Tho Bank of Englands stock of gold followed by long continued contrac- bullion varies in vahjo from 85000000 tion general business stagnation and to 815000000 The bars are laid side the ruin of debtors by sido on small flat trucks or bar This has been tho history of such a rows carrying one hunureu bars each currency not only in this country but Tho safeguards against robbery in every other country that has tried either by force or fraud are many and it and nearly all commercial countries elaborate At night the bank is guard have tried it one timo or another ed at all accessible points by an nmple The creation and proper regulation military forco I think it was Andrew of paper money is inseparable from the Jackson who likened all national power to coin money otherwise paper banks to national battles money may be issued In such quantity Tho simile was appropriate Tho as to displace coin altogether as dif- Bank of England is a veritable bastile ferent periods of our own history built to be defended as a grim fort abundantly prove and as stated by Thero are sliding galleries which can Webster in 1838 bo thrust out from its roof and enable Neither power can be safely en- a body of sharpshooters to rake tho trusted to private interests Tho sec streets of London in all directions retarv of the treasury Mr A J Dallas Part of its defensive works includes a Tho au- ¬ graveyard The Gordon riots in 17S0 as long ago as 1810 said thority which is alono competent to during which tho bank was attacked establish the national coin is alone by a mob called attention to the neces- ¬ competent to create a national substi- sity for strengthening its dcfenses Alexander Hamilton early ex- ¬ Military experts announced that an tute pressed tho same opinions adjoining church bearing tho name of The principle of regulating money St Christopher-le-Stock- s was in a supply for the wholo people as tho In- ¬ military sense a source of danger terests of a few dictate regardless of Thereupon an act of parliament was the vastlj greater public interests is passed to enable tho directors to pur- ¬ essentially bad and has been proven chase the church an its appurtenances by experience over and over again to Tho old church yard tastefully laid bo utterly unsafe and ruinous out now forms what is known as tho No principles in monetary science aro Bank garden the handsome court better bettlol than that neither secur- ¬ room or bank parlor abutting on ono ity of final payment of bank notes nor of its sides couvertibility alone can be relied upon From that court room of the Lon- ¬ to so regulate tho quantity of a paper don bastllo the English people fancy- ¬ curruney as to secure stability of value ing themselves free are really ruled which is the first requisite in a cur- ¬ by a despotism of organize usury rency of any kind The American people arc invited to No questions which concern tho pub erect a banking bastile in this country lie welfare wero ever subjected to a and submit themselves to a like des-¬ more thorough and intelligent investi- ¬ potism gation than these very questions both in this country and In England from THE GOLD SYNDICATE 18l0 to I860 and tho policy of entrust- ¬ ing the creation and regulation of a A Question for American Debtors to KlRuro and Pondor Upon paper currency to banks or In any Tho productive capital and labor of way to the control of private Interests has been pronounced against and the world Is under bonds to pay 33000 ¬ abandoned by every enlighted nation 000000 per year for interest on bor on the earth It would bo a disgraco rowed money If compelled to pay that hugo moun- ¬ for this country now to return to It No other enlightened country would tain of interest in gold it cannot pay even entertain for a moment such a ovor two weeks interest with tho total available product of the gold mines for proposition The business of banking and tho duty a wholo year After paying all that can bo got from of providing a people with money aro functions so separate and distinct that the mines about 100000000 how is they cannot bo blended together with- the debtor world to pay the other 2 out doing mischief For fifty yoars 000000000 of annual interest Thero is only ono way and that is by this has been tho almost undisputed verdict of tho enlightened world and giving up to tho gold redemption has been concurred in by all the foro syndicates tho cream of tho earths most writers ou the subject as shown products from tho fields mines and in various parliamentary reports and workshops throughout tho world And elsewhere and especially is this truo these products in default of gold pay- ¬ ments must bo rendered up to them at as to a multiplicity of banks Tho world has never devised any such low prices as tho bond brokers plan of automatic regulation of money ring may dictate For they can dictate supply except through tho production torms and prices and they aro doing it That Is exactly why our cotton of tho precious niotals and from tho very nature of money and Its relation wheat and all our great staples aro be to prices automatic adjustment of ing shipped and sold In Europe at prices paper money to the wants of business that mean bankruptcy and beggary to our American farmers is impossible And when tho American farmers are The bill now beforo congress should it become a law will prevent for this being beggared it is Impossible for the generation at least a return to the rest of tho American people to prosper only tried and approved method of for It is on the farmers shoulders that automatic regulation of money that is we all stand N-- Y Recorder through tho production and coinage of u gold and silver A lLoaa of liufrlneis A loud clamor is raised whenever The fixed law of currency is that to the question of restoring the free coln- - expand tho volume of circulation Is to o of silver comes up airalnst fflvin The t ¬ ¬ easily shown that under frco coinago thero can bo no difference between the value ql bullion and tho coin made from It and that consequently thero can bo no direct profit to the miner or profit of any kind not shared In by tho general public through the Influence on prices and business of an nmple supply of primary money both by the measure proposed by tho secrotary of tho treasury and tho Baltimore plan give forover a profit to issuers of paper as often as it Is loaned out Both plans virtually make banks paper mints with tho right to coin money out of paper and to havo all they can make out of it without cost of production and without limit as to amount It is admitted that four fifths of the gold of the world is now gathered into a few great treasury hoards and controlled by a few hundred men at most With this control over gold givo to banks entire control over the paper currency on a gold basis as is now proposed and what safety is there for the worlds industries or for the worlds TRADE MARK OILrj I CI ImW CURfil XfY JSlM If ttWitT ra B ArwlilC LSI SUPPOSITORY and Piles 100 THE OIL CURB Pastilo for Fe- ¬ male Diseases Leucorrheo Ulcera- ¬ One months tion unci Prolapsus reatmeut 200 THE OIL CUBE for Catarrh of Head Nose and Throat Sl00 THE OIL for Ec jwma S100 THE OIL CURE for Fistula in Ano S500 These valuable combinations of Oile are prepared from the Formulas of the celebrated Drs Reynolds and will bo sent postpaid on receipt of price where druggists are not supplied Send stamp for illustrated catalogue on Chronic and Malignant Skin Diseases Ulcers Tumors nnd Consumption The Oil Cube Co 129 S Spruce St Nashvilb Teau for Constipation 1 means so much more than vou imagine serious and fatal diseases result 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or without drivers furnished day or night Special Good lot room adjolnlnfi NIOE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES Formerly with Alexander T Gbant Propr ARLINGTON HOTEL BEASONONBLE RATES CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN STREET 5 LOUBSVILLE HOT AND COLD BATES KY BAR BARBER SHOr STILL IN THE LEAD And for the next 30 DAYS We will put on sale the following genuine bargains Give us a call and con- vince yourself that it will be to your interest V lKM BW Corsets CB Standard Comfort Daisy Cloaks Wp have just a few choice Child reutt Clnaksleft which we will sell cents roirnrde of cost CttntH CPIlth CftlltP PG at 89 89 63 48 23 5 cents Gaps Silk Cpf Hoods 23 Kings finished Thread for 5 cents MMBMB nool- i received a new line of embroid eries Newest patterns in EriKiuirp Just aMPBw Fncmntors 23 cents at 29 cents up cons and Insertions to match iZbse Childrens fast black seamless 10 Laces Linen Mezenn VnUucienne rents r Birvrlft Hose 16 cents pr Lmiie pHLuine Hermsdorf 19 Bondine Doylies For Honiton werd and Honiton 8 Iu tun rpd and fancy 10 cents up new belt buckles stick idn combs and fancy hair or- Luamtiats f cjiitf black to match Lrp- - pins Biutiful THE LEADER M ME MAIN STREET FLEU R ETTEXEVY MGR wiiE 3 Lumber Hardware GOOD PURE WATER GUARANTEED Why cannot the United States stand ¬ ing in strength and power tho superior of any nation In the world do the same thing If it had statesmen at its helm with tho courage of its resources it could and would N Y Recorder THE PARTIES INTERESTED provide the popUl with - euirehcyof silver and paper that Venerlea May Leara Much from France if willstayat home arid not btt subject to She Will In nianaglnff the finances and regu ¬ contraction by exportation nd tohlch lating Its currency tho United States will permit the use of gold for export government may learn much from the purposes to whatever extent thorn is a demand for It for such purposes government of Franco Exception may also well be taken to govern ¬ The Hank of France became a ment institution in 1843 and has re the proposed method of putting notes mained so ever since It has power to in circulation through the agenoy of issuo bills of credit to the extont of panics upon the security of bonds 4QOO000000 francs A franc on ex That does not differ materially from system The tho nresont national change is equal to about 193 cents of proposition to chargo bank the banks inter our monoy Tho bank furnishes a pa est on the notes does not help the per circulation of about 3488000000 matter If that were dono the banks francs would recoup themselves by charging This paper currency amounts when a higher rate of interest on loans It tho bank has issued to its full capacity to about 831 to each person in tho ro seems to the writer that if it is the business of tho government to furnish public of Franco To redeem this pa- ¬ tho circulating medium it is also ltd per issue of curroncy thoro is held in it in gold and business by provide for putting needtho bank a metallic reserve of circulation when and where it is silver to the amount of 3000000000 ed The Bank tho United State or francs Tho bank redeems its note tho two banks ofIn which tho United with either gold or silver at its option that op- ¬ Not only does the Bank of France ex States were stockholders andfrom 1810 its cir erated from 1791 to 1812 and ercise tho option of redeeming culating notes in either gold or silver to 1830 had branches throughout tho coin at its pleasure but it carries the country for the accommodation of tho¬ option to tho extent of always paying people These banks were more nearthe silver coin to those persons who are ly nationalgobanks than nameinstitutions and they by that that now threatening to take tho coin abroad wore highly successful institutions It when such a courso will best subserve is true there was a prejudice against tho financial business interests of France That bank also out of its gold them but it proceeded from political and silver coin reserve Todccms its rather than business motives Some notes ordinarily in that coin either such system as Was Illustrated by these gold or silver of which it has the larg- ¬ banks would bo much more sensible than tho present plan of sub treasuries est amount The United States now has in its whore tho government revenues are treasury and in circulation over 1000 simply held for circulation Tho re ¬ 000000 of paper currency of six differ- ¬ moval of the deposits from tho bank of ent kinds consisting of gold certifi- ¬ the United States by President Jackson cates silver certificates treasury notes was one of tho causes of tho panic of under the act of 1890 currency certifi- J837 because it resulted in a contraccates under the act of June 1873 tion of the currency by depriving tho United States notes commonly known people of tho uso of these deposits in as greenbacks and national bank the way of loans Cor Los Angeles Cal Ileral notes Looking at tho face of this paper curroncy it plainly appears that SILVER AND PRICES the intent of congress was that at least Tho Value of Wheat Drops with tho De ¬ a part of it should bo redeemable in pression of tho White Metal Silver coin But under tho jnilings of A rocont agricultural bulletin shows the secretary of the treasury it is re that tho average prico of wheat for 1894 deemable in gold coin only whenever Is 339 cents per bushel less than the the owner calls for it average from 1880 to 1890 At 498 cents Thus every advantage and option is per bushel on December 1 it had given to tho creditors of our govern ¬ touched the lowest notch in 35 years ment instead of being exercised by the Cotton averages 49 cents a pound the secretary of the treasury It has been lowest figure in the history of this often urged bv high authorities on staple All other products of tho farm finance that all our paper currency havo gono down in proportion except should bo of one kind of monoy and oats barley and corn which show a redeemable by tho secretary of the slight advance treasury at his option in either gold or The cause of this decline in tho prices silver coin according as payment In of so many of the agricultural staples tho one coin or tho other would best is evidently not duo to over produotlon subserve the stability of our financial and ovor supply In a series of care- ¬ system The example of the bank of fully collated tables in a report on France which is practically tho treas- ¬ tho causes of tho prevailing agri ury of tho French republic sustains cultural depression Senator Pcffer of that view of the matter Kansas has demonstrated that these The French republic is not over five causes so stoutly urged by tho gold times as large In area as oar one bugs have little or nothing to do with of Ohio It was impoverished twenty the price of wheat From 1884 to 1893 four years ago by paying an Indemnity inclusive tho averago production of of one billion dollars to tho German wheat per year was 2197912000 bushgovernment It has only two thirds els In 1884 the crop was 92157000 as largo a population as tho United bushels abpve tho average and 30209 States and only tworthirds as much es- 000 above the production of 1892 but in timated wealth Yet it is easily able spito of tho great increase in popula- ¬ to carry along on a parity 700000000 tion and a consequent larger demand of silver 8800000000 in gold and near- ¬ the export price fell from 8107 In 1884 ly 700000000 in paper currency re to 8103 in 1893 In 1891 tho crop was deemable in either gold or silver coin 25 per cent above tho average but at tho option of tho government prices were better than in the preced A LESSON IN rj NANCE k HssBi tV rpCHCH I tj ill wB 43fi OUCLAS M cordovan E lTHKEST IV FIT AKIN FlNCCALF TABLERS BUCKEYE ACNAMttltt CMT IfrMMML kX 35PPullCE3S0LE BOYSSCH80lSHHt SSSSS KJJBkJ 2l7 XlAJDIBS OINTIMI -nilRFS NOTHING I n All our shoes are equally satisfactory W L Douglas 3 Over One Million People wear the IBBBHHfa x MiacmaKMjus BEST REMEDY for PILES SOM IIY AM roaJMtB PreTjrrtbrMCHAllDSOH HED SURE and CERTAIN CURE i IK uaard as tna iu m rwZtH PILES 4 Shoes JiEIsv The free and unlimited coinago of Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co silver the product of American mines at the old ratio of 16 of alter to 1 of gold is the only solution of and remedy for the disturbed and unsatis- factory condition of trade manufac- ¬ ture and general business of the coun- ¬ SARSAPARILLA try The surreptitious act of 1873 divorcing silver and gold in our mone- ¬ 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 thr United States It was an act of treason because done at the instance of a European syndicate and for bribe money giving aid and comfort to To shield our countrys enemies BEST BLOOD PURIFIER the guilty parties the well authenti- ¬ in the world It cures Nervousness Dys often puDlished have been pepsia Sick Headache Boils Tetter Scrof- cated facts from bad vigorously denied ula and every trouble arising H Try it and be sure to get Noat8 blood The Enquirer will continue to ex- ¬ For 8alo by pose this unpardonable crime until R C Hardwick druggist right and justice are done the people by the full restoration of silver to its CfeamLrerlsitts 3ye aad Skfa old companionship with gold We Oistaient need the assistance of the people in A certain onro for Chronic Soro Eyes disseminating the truth to which end Tetter Salt Bheum Scald Head Old we invite all in your selection of paChronio Sore evor SorcSj Eczoma Itch Prairio Scratches Sere Nipplea pers for the coming season to include and Piles Ifc is cooling and soothing the Enquirer that costs only 100 a Hundreds of oasfla havo been coved h year Issued twice a week it after all othor treatment hau failcO Liberal commissions and cash re- ¬ It Is put u p in V 0 nd rJ ecu t bot wards given to club raisers Sample B O tfi i k copies free Enquirer Company Gincianati O They give the beet value for the money They equal custom ehoes In style and fit Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed The prices are uniform stamped on sole From i to 3 saved over other makes If your dealer cannot supply you we can Sold by FBEE COItf AGE OF SIIiVEB 4 AAA NEATS sttc r t VB 20y- Louitlio Uy BNnm at ow WMm BROWN1 S IRON BITOERS 250 L AtesaK- - Kev EASHS turerjCA-- ARE THE YEAR ROUND T RE 0 J g in z s CO r3 0 fm mm r WCEfll JB water vlm i gft tj nn s 4a D fy W 9ll 2 O Z- S fi i P W 12 Pi B pi H B CD 01 0PRttt6Vws VIRGINIA STR HH iJUl MI- y iftli Box 67 R5 V Bet ween Phone 98 G i o vaxt and iT PO LJJi Ai U ciDaniel Business Mngr i - S t iii if V v i i via i tV7 ti vAr m -- u i rr r- V L tio Treasury for Gold FlatiH Sucostecl to Prevent It It is not tho outside world that is interested in tho matter of tho gold re- ¬ demption of notes but tho people of the United States who hold the notes All the interest the outsldo world has In United States gold is In tho country having enough of It to pay tho principal and interest of debts to foreign- ¬ ers Indeed so far ks quantity or amount Is concerned tho interest of the outsldo world does not even extend so far as that for everybody knows that only a Small part of foreign debts anytime Send lor catalogue A Trno Sliver King are paid in gold much tho larger part gMcmtlcra Odurso dosIroO Address I do not think that this country boing paid in othor merchandise and ns to this part the foreigner is only in- ¬ holding so vast a proportion of tho terested in being paid in merchandise worlds supply of silver in its moun- ¬ at gold values and for this reason de tains and its mlne3 can afford to resires the United States to maintain tho duce tho metal to the situation of mere merchandise If silver ceases to gold standard The run on the treasury for gold that be used as money In Europe and Amer- ¬ causes pain and anxiety is the with ica tho great mines of the Pacific slope drawal of gold for export This kind will be closed and dead Mining enof a run hurts becausq it diminishes terprises of the gigantic scale existing tho power of tho government to re- in this country cannot be carried on to deem and because it causes a contrac- ¬ provide backs for looking glasses and tion of tho currency increases the to manufacture creum pitchers and value of monoy and decreases the valuo sugar bowls A vast source of wealth of property and products But the de to this entire country is destroyed the mand for gold for export is a demand moment silver is permanently disused that has to bo met This demand is as money It Is for us to check that not subject to government control tendency and bring the continent of This demand is one that would not Tue Europe back to the full recognition of mot by having a stock of gold locked the valuo of the white metal as a ip and tho key thrown away But medium of exchanger Jftmes G would it not help matters very much Blaino Only Oho Plank if in this country tho entire work of Los Angeles Cal has a silver league ultimate redemption was not pxit upon gold but upon coin which would in- ¬ with only one plank in its platform clude silver also or better still if the This declares in favor of free coinage volume of paper currency was kept at of silver at the old ratio of 10 to 1 of gold paper that amount that would remain at par government monoy to ba issued by the tho government giving without any other kind of redemption preference to neithor gold silver or than being received for public dues and no coin redemption was attempted paper all three to be a legal tender for except of coin bertificatcs that were all debts public and private Gold OisEvEEWHERE Issued for convenience in place of the contracts to be prohibited by law Volume of circulation to bo commen- ¬ coin itself Or why not try the plan that works surate with our domestic commerce No banks of issuo to be allowed Tho so successfully in tho Netherlands existing national banks to be disposed where silver and paper money are the of as fast as their charters expire currency for domestic use and the Powers of Government stock of gold is left absolutely un in v A correspondent of a California pa¬ guarded and unrestricted for interna ¬ per believes that if tho government tional use Holland is not troubled by a run on has the constitutional authority to tho treasury for gold nor does It And delegate to corporations tho right to any trouble in keeping a stock of gold issue monoy it certainly can perform In fact tho course of the Bank of tho that which it presumes to delegate to Netherlands exemplifies tho truth of others Simplicity should be sought the teaching of the economist JOvons The plan should bo divested of all fric- ¬ He further says the people of that all the gold a nation needs is what tion will meet the demand for International his locality regard the imoney ques ¬ purposes tion as the most vital with which the Tho treasury of the United States im- - American people have to contend nud Hates Ilollantf in permitting free ocoigb if li is properly arranged thatraany of JJOHNSON the other evils frdm whlen fwa na i to its stocli of goji for export purpo but the goverhYenfc of tha Unit M I Mffering will adjust thcmaclvci v r Tho Knn on W nently cured jytrpwifT IS positively cured and en Jrirjjiiti ffimuia ajitemj Gouorrhoa ing year QLEET Stricture- OrebltU Hernia or ufturt lile and other prlrae dlnasea quickly cured WHITES OREBH Facts thus established by statistics It if elf etdent that a hj tlelan who pai ipeclal atteattoa to a certain aass of djif ases and treating thousands annu demonstrate that tho trouble is not In ally acquire great akltl rbyiiclanifcnowicgtcli factories recommend roni to my care When It U inconvenient to over production but in the curroncy TiJlttha city fnr treatment medicines can tie sent privately end eatery by mall or cipreu anywhere in the demonetization of one half the g IFOR SO YEARS Cures Guaranteed in all Cases money of the world which has sent Has led all WORM Romorllos v Contnluuoue personally cr by letter Tree and Invited prices sliding down from a double Cnirffet easonable and correspondence atrtctly conflddolUl EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED standard to a singlo standard scale COUNSELOR P PRrtATI aJdr en lecuicly sealed for thtrri H SOIYD Br AM DRUGGISTS wr Side by side with tho decline in the Prepared by ny Or 200 vSi 8honldo be read by all Addreia e above K Riciurtusorr jikmcink co ST louis price of sliver as compared with gold SJ cents OCdcencurltroiaSA M UoP U Snn4aytSut7U the decline in tho prices of agricultural staples has been going on Tho singlo standard bears mbo heavily on the WTWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT- purely agricultural states than it does BOWLING GREEN on tho mining states for while the latSOUTHERN jskl--M ter can produce gold the former find all of their products depressed in price CdI ormal School This faot is working among the peoIN 1B7B ESTABLISHED ple and when it is fully realized the restoration of silver as money and tho BOWLIHG GREEK BUSINESS COLLEGE I SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL consequent restoration of tho prices of English Scientific and Classic Teachers Theereat Business Training agricultural staples will not bo de- Cook Keeping Short hand School ol the South I Courses Music Art and Elocution provided Telegraphy Type layed Denver jNcwb Pupils can enter at 1 for Low rates ol board and tuitton Send lot Writing and Penmanship tliamu I Oi ax 9 iaVotuh Kxtiil uccuei In ma r r canst and producloc tomiof tbefol e lowipgt mkw Stimlntl Kmuilona nlffht rU ui by drefcti tight Defective Memory Pfcy ileal looalliuUi or Fiwe XveriloatuEocitty offcmilfi o reoderini Coaftulon of Ui aa lofti cl Sexual Foner marriage Improjcr or uiihnT ara thorough and fcrma O 1 Dlua--i5or ia of PRrvAfT OHHOMai Sperstr Ti hna nnd Impotonoy Jv aonapiV vve iu fcia ida1i Iy qtuHGediyilsWaaaittta m prore Stay tod digestion Debility se W08T IN QUANTITY euros Dyspepsia In ¬ e BEST IN QUALIT I iVEftllFUGE I I mm nmmmt 1 J I catalogue CHEEKY BEOS Propra Bowling Groan Ky LLAIRETTE SOAR RIGHT use t H0USEW1VE No Other the Best Purest SNOSrECONOMICU MNIFMBIRCOMPitei RATES StfelT WV if aori 7 L ri J f vW T V- - JMarchi51895 r tr RUSSIAS qHANCELUCm Raron tie Staal HOPKIttSVILLE ATLANTA EXPOSITION KENTUOKIAN CARLISLES SCHEME TRADE MARK easily shown that under free coinage fi there can be no difference between the The rrosldent of tho American Itlmetallll value of bullion and the coin made Irf aeuo Gives Ills Objeotlons to thi -from it and that consequently there Joa Sli Vr Measure bo no direct profit to the miner or ft The bill now before congress tc can CURfrf radically change our currency systetr profit of any kind not shared in by tho v OILJ lw J irW3 bywdestroying the greenback and coin general public through tho Influence note circulation wJth the vlow ol on prices and business of an ample turning over to the banks the entire supply of primary money both by the control of tho paper currency of the measure proposed by tho secretary of United States is tho most radical anjl tho treasury and tho Baltimore plan dangerous measure over seriously pre give forever a profit to issuers of paper sented In this country at any rate as often as it is loaned out Both plans slncothe covert act demonetizing silvei virtually make banks paper mints in 1873 So swooping and radical a with the right to coin money out of change In the monetary system of anj paper and to havo all they can make country cannot bo carried out wlthoul out of it without cost of production profoundly disturbing all industrial and without limit as to amount It Is admitted that four fifths of the conditions unsettling prices and creat every lino of buslnosa gold of the world is now gathered into 1 ing confusion in Besides the proposition to tax the peo a few great treasury hoards and conpie to take up and ultimately cancel trolled by a fow hundred men at most ourfentlre legal tender paper currency With this control over gold give to andjllfeave It to banking associations banks entire control over the paper orplnlzed for private gain at tholr currency on a gold basis as is now willjpand as their interests alone proposed and what safety is there for mayfdictato to supply Its placo with the worlds Industries or for the worlds promises to pay ought to arouso the business Can a peoplo be enslaved so easily or moslJH anxious concern of tho whole No people The greenback currency costs so ceartalnly In any other way thepcople nothing is legal tender of poverty and servitude for tho great 100 thoVsame value in every part of the mass of tho peoplo are the necessary for Constipation and Piles THE OIL CURE Pastile or Fe- ¬ coilhtry and good anywhere In the consequences of this system of money Wo therefore earnestly recommend world To ask the people to tax them male Diseases Leucorrhen Ulcera- ¬ fcelves for that is what it amounts to that boforo it is too lato to resist this tion and ProlapsnB One months td take up this currency in order new attempt to subjugate them ahso that banks may fill its place with their lutely to tho money power the people reatment 200 THE OIL CUKE notes is a proposition which if it had everywhere hold meetings and by for Catarrh of Head Nose and not come from tho treasury depart resolutions and petitions protest to Throat Sl00 THE OIL for Ec-¬ and senators ment1 would have been deemed insane their representatives OIL CURE for if not indeed diabolical This propo against tho passage of the proposed zema S100 THE sltldn too comes to the country as a bill or of any measure that puts in tho Fistula in Ano S500 These valuable combinations of boltjErom a clear sky No political hands of banking associations the ab- ¬ platform ever contained such a propo- solute control of tho monev of tho peo- Oils are prepared from the Formulas A J Wahnek sition nothing purporting such a ple Reynolds and fSlnco tho issuing of this address the of the celebrated Drs change was given out beforo tho late election The people havo had no op- Carlisle bill has received a check in will bo sent postpaid on receipt of portunity to express themselves re- congress which Insures its defeat but price where druggists are not sup- ¬ specting it It comes as all conspira- other currency schemes are being pre- plied Send stamp for illustrated cies do as did tho act demonetizing pared that are equally objectionable to tho peoplo and against which catalogue on Chronic and Malignant silver like a thief in tho night aro more than ten thousand Gen Warners arguments will apply Skiu Dispates Ulcers Tumors nnd There banking Institutions that under this with equal force Consumption The Oil Cuiie Co act may issue notes to circulate as 129 S Spruce St Nashvilla Tean money By what principle will they A NATIONAL BASTILE be governed in tho issue of this currency By none in tho world but their Such tho Bunk of England Is Characterized pIAtfVgyiftayftgyitayi Shall This Country Follow own Interests Make It profitable to them and they will put out any In criticising and dissenting from amount of currency regardless of con- the proposed currency reform scheme sequences immediate or remote In tho Now York Recorder says turn let it become their Interest to Tho bullion purchasing department contract the currency and they will of tho Bank of England Is another contract it regardless of the effect on unique feature of tho worlds biggest the business world That Is the only bank There the gold Is brought in kind of elasticity there Is In this bars of about eight Inches long three form of currency Banks will issue it wide and ono Inch thick A bar of gold as long as there is profit to them in do- of these dimensions will weigh about ing so and no longer Tho experience two hundred ounces and is worth if of tho world has been that under such pure about 4000 Each bar when a system there will at first bo expan Drought in has its weight testpd by a sion expansion here there every- ¬ wonderful pair of scales in which tho means so much more than where all over the country heedless weight of a postage stamp will turn of the export of gold except perhaps tho balance Tho question of its qual- ¬ vou imagine serious and1 In tho seaboard cities till with con- ity la determined by the assaying pro- ¬ fatal diseases result from tinued loss of gold tho limit of tension cess trifling ailments neglected is reached when a collapse will come The Bank of Englands stock of gold followed by long continued contrac- bullion varies in value from 5000000 Don t play with JNature s tion general business stagnation and to 815000000 The bars are laid side greatest gift health the ruin of debtors by side on small flat trucks or bar- ¬ been the history of such a rows carrying one hundred bars each This has If mi nrifplim out of sorts weak currency not only In this country but The safeguards against robbery and generally ex- ¬ in every other country that has tried either by force or fraud are many and hausted nervous it and nearly all commercial countries elaborate At night the bank is guard hae no appetite and cant work have tried it one time or another ed at all accessible points by an ample begin at once tak ¬ The creation and proper regulation military forco I think it was Andrew ing the most relia ble strengthening of paper money is inseparable from the Jackson who likened all national mpfHrine which is power to coin money otherwise paper banks to national battles Erowns Iron Bit ¬ ters A few bot money may be issued In such quantity Tho slmllo was appropriate The tles cure benefit as to displace coin altogether as dif Bank of England is a veritable bastlle rnmM from th very first dose it ferent periods of our own history built to be defended as a grim fort wont stain your abundantly prove and as stated by There are sliding galleries which can teeth and its pleas lilt to take Webster in 1838 be thrust out from its roof and enable Neither power can bo safely en a body of sharpshooters to rake tho trusted to private interests Tho sec- streets of London in all directions retary of the treasury Mr A J Dallas Part of its defensive works includes a Kidney and Liver Dyspepsia Tho au- graveyard The Gordon riots in 17S0 as long ngo as 1810 said Neuralgia Troubles thority which Is alone competent to during which the bank was attacked establish the national coin is alone by a mob called attention to tho neces- ¬ Constipation Bad Blood competent to create a national substi- ¬ sity for strengthening its defenses Malaria Nervous ailments Alexander Hamilton early ex- ¬ Military experts announced that an tute Womens complaints pressed tho same opinions adjoining church bearing the name of Get only the genuine it has crossed red The principle of regulating money St Christopher-le-Stock- s lines on tne wrapper All others are sub was in a institutes On receint of two2c stamDSve supply for tho whole peoplo as tho military senso a source of danger will send set of fen Beautiful Worlds terests of a fow dictate regardless of Thereupon an act of parliament was Fair Views and book free greater public interests is passed to enable the directors to pur ¬ BAIT MORE MU BROWN CHEMICAL CO the vastly essentially bad and has been proven chase the church an Its appurtenances by experience over and over again to Tho old church yard tastefully laid be utterly unsafe and ruinous out now forms what Is known as the No principles in monetary science are Bank garden the handsome court match hcttvecn two so ¬ A better bettlovl than that neither secur- room or bank parlor abutting on one ciety talking was a feature at a recent women ity of final payment of bank notes nor of its sides No church social at Brazil Inch couvci ability alone can be relied upon From that court room of the Lon- ¬ stenographer could hegin to keep up to so regulate tho quantity of a paper don bastlle tho English people fancy- ¬ currency as to secure stability of value ing themselves free are really ruled with tho winner a little alto voiced woman which Is the first requisite in a cur-¬ by a despotism of organize usury Aa AN example of the extent to which rency of any kind The American people are invited to hotting is carried Rev Mr Baker as ¬ ¬ No questions which concern tho pub erect a banking bastlle in this country lic welfare were ever subjected to a and submit themselves to a like des- ¬ serted that one woman ip Philadelphia had won six thousand dollars upon tho more thorough and intelligent investi- potism result of one of last falls football gation than these very questions both games country and in England from SYNDICATE in this THE GOLD Col Seward Cary tho Buffalo mil ¬ 18i0 to 1800 and tho policy of entrust ¬ ing the creation and regulation of a A Question for American Debtors to Figure lionaire and amateur whip who bought nnd Iondor Upon the coach Vivid exhibited at the worldte paper currency to banks or In any Tho productive capital and labor of fair has arranged to run it between way to tho control of private Interests has been pronounced against and the world Is under bonds to pay 3000 ¬ Buffalo and Niagara Falls next sum ¬ mer as a public coach abandoned by every enllghted nation 000000 per year for Interest on bor on the earth It would be a disgrace rowed money If compelled to pay that huge moun- ¬ for this country now to return to it No other enlightened country would tain of Interest in gold it cannot pay 5 even entertain for a moment such a over two weeks interest with tho total available product of the gold mines for proposition The business of banking and tho duty a whole year After paying all that can bo got from of providing a people with money are functions so separate and distinct that the mines about 100000000 how is they cannot be blended together with- the debtor world to pay the other S2 out doing mischief For fifty years 000000000 of annual interest Thero is only one way and that is by this has been the almost undisputed verdict of the enlightened world and giving up to the gold redemption has been concurred in by all the fore- syndicatcb tho cream of tho earths most writers on tho subject as shown products from tho fields mines and in various parliamentary reports and workshops throughout tho world And elsewhere and especially is this truo these products in default of gold pay ¬ ments must bo rendered up to them at as to a multiplicity of banks Tho world has never devlsod any such low prices as tho bond brokers plan of automatic regulation of money ring may dictate For they can dictate KJEV SAM P 0ONES supply except through tho production terms and prices and they aro doing it That is exactly why our cotton of tho precious metals and from the THE GREAT EVANGELIST very nature of money and its relation wheat and all our great staples are be to prices automatic adjustment of ing shipped and sold In Europe at prices TELL3 HOW iGERMETUER I paper money to the wants of business that moan bankruptcy and beggary to our American farmers is Impossible And when tho American farmers are Tho bill now before congress should His Homeit become a law will prevent for this being beggared it is Impossible for tho generation at least a return to the rest of tho Amerioan people to prosper My wife who wM an Invalid fromere only tried and approved method of for it is on tho farmers shoulders that us sick headache has been entirely esmST automatic regulation of money that is wo all stand N Y Recorder by Hoyal Germetuer I wish every poor aafc through the production and coinage of lennS wife had access to that medicine1 t mv children were cured of nasal cwwlfe gold and silver A 1kj89 of Bmlnoii by It It Is truly a great remedy J currency is thai to A loud clamor is raised whenever The fixed law of 10Ot6 for SOC Sold by Dnipghrt t tho quoqtlon of restoring the free coin- - expand tho volume of circulation is to its Royal Grmtur C Atlanta Q e of silver comes up atralnst civln -t Sk I H REAR AfflUTftATi MEADE A m i Now to in tho Mediterranean being trans- Q Al Vrt Mnn e4 10EO AU1XUU III louo bu uuu ajjf va to muin wu tho conviction that you hold him in very high estimation Then from Louis In 1850 Midshipman Meade was grad- ¬ sheer gratitude ho will havo a higher uated fifth in a class originally flfty- - idea of you try to do all you want et Sj three in number After leaving tho le tour est joue It is in this peculiarly academy ho was ordered to tho Eu ¬ Mucovite art that Baron de Staal ex ropean squadron and afterwards mado cols which is all tho more to his credit s a cruise among tho West Indies in tho 6inco he is n martyr to lumbago Born in 1822 at Roval ho is a scion of K steam frigate Merrimac At tho age of ono of tho old German noblo families It nineteen ho was appointed acting mas ter and navigating officer and ordered settled since tho timo of Peter tho Great to tho Cumberland tho flagship of in the Baltic provinces of Russia He Commodore Conover who was in com- - began his diplomatic career at an early mand of a squadron on tho west coast ago under Princo Gortschakoff who Pi of Africa Tho young officer was pro-- was first ambassador at Constantinople ll moted to bo master in January 1858 on tho eve of tho Crimean war and and tho same month received his com- ¬ afterward vicaroy of Poland Like the mission as lieutenant being at the time good apprcntico in tho fairy tale the if but little over twenty years of age baron wedded his chiefs daughter and Then in succession he served on board is by marriage therefore a nephew of tho United States ship Dale tho steam Princo Alexander Gortschakoff who for so many years controlled tho foreign relations of Russia as chancellor of the empire Ho may bo eaid to be allied to tho reigning family since sev eral of his wifes ancestors ruled as czars while the founder of her houso is that saino Grand Duko Ruric to whom tho imperial family of Romanoff traco their origin After his marriage Baron de Staal represented the czar as envoy at a num ber of minor German courts notably at Darmstadt where his daughters may bo said to havo been brought up with tho girls of tho lato Grand Duchess Alicothe youngest of whom is now czarina of Russia Tho latter looks upon M de Staal as ono of the oldest friends of her family and there is every reason to believe that his appointment to the chancellorship in preferenco to HEAR ADMIRAI R W MEADE Princo Lobanoff who was regarded aa frigate Saranac of the Pacific squad- ¬ first choico for the post may bo duo to ron and tho sloop of war Cyane On her Influence tho outbreak of the civil war Lieut AN AMUSING TRICK Meade applied at onco for duty against public enemy on tho Atlantic coast Tho Now Oamo of Patience Colls for Con- ¬ the Returning when yet ill of a fever con- ¬ siderable Manual SUM Games that call for manual adroittracted in a Mexican harbor ho was ussigned to duty a3 instructor in gun ness are much in vogno at the present nery to volunteer officers on board tho moment says Once a Week and the United States receiving ship Ohio at timo is therefore propitious for presentBoston During tho threo months that ing tho new game of patience illusho held this position ho had as mem trated here bers of his class of fifty Acting Mastej Cut out a disk of pasteboard of about James R Wheeler and Eben M Stod the thickness of a penny and cut a dard These were the men who command- ¬ round hole through its center of about ed tho 11 inch pivot guns of the Kear- - the siza of a penny Apply gum arable sanre when sho sunic tne Alabama Active service followed the second year in the war on tho steam sloop Dacotahr of tho North Atlantic blockading squadi ron as executive officer of the United States steamer Conemaugh for thrco months during the summer Ho was commissioned a lieutenant commander in July of the same year During thia period ho participated in several affairs with tho confederate batteries on tho Vernon river In tho fall of 1803 Com mander Meado was appointed to of the ironclad the command Louisville of the Mississippi squad ron under Rear Admiral C H Davis and afterward under Rear Ad mlral rorterj ana was uuuvu m mu events on the river between Memphis Highlycom- Tenn and Helena Ark mended in official dispatches ho was invalided homo lato in tho winter and or common mucilago to ono side aof tho plate assumed tho duties of an inspector of disk and stick it in tho center of circum- ¬ ordnajtectTln tho ports of Now York and leaving a margin between its Bostofr With health restored ho was ference and tho inner rim of the plate Intervening on ordered to the command of the steamer Place a billiard balland tho propose to any ¬ and afterwards com spaco at any point United States tho ball without to manded the naval battalion in Now one present in tosend center of tho plato tho York during the July riots Appointed touching it in the hole to the command of tho steam gunboat so that it will rest watching tho in tho efforts Marblehead he was commended for cardboard Whilo accomplish this apon tho Stone of tho operator to gallantry in tho affairs reason for river and from that timo to the closo parently slmplo feat tho he was actively in command calling tho gamo patience becomes of tho war Tho ball goes round and and served with bravery and distinc ¬ apparent in the gulf and along the Atlantis round but will not be coaxed into tho tion Since the war Admiral center To succeed you must have re seaboard sea service has been great Uo course to a simplo trick Lot tho ball Meades inclin ¬ mado a cruiso of 431 days at sea in the rest near the edge of tho disk by slightly then suddenly United States steamer Narragansott ing tho plato covering nearly 00000 miles and a lower tho plate as if you were about to plac ¬ cruise oihlrty ulno months as captain drop it and hastily ralso it again His services at An ing tho center under tho ball wliichf of the fljdalla quickly as tho nap6lisjs commandant of the navy not having fallen as tho disk without Washington wcro of great im- ¬ plato clears tho edgo of yard at portance to tho rebuilding of the navy touching it and is for a moment in the iDuring this latter period the steel plant air Having received no momentum in and gun foundry were begun and a lateral sense tho ball will remain finished Tho great brick ship Illinois stationary in the center of tho disk onco at the Columbian exposition was Ad ¬ you succeed Id introducing it therein trick miral Meades idea and ho is to be the miraner here described Tho game is pretty and ingenious and the for Its successful completion credited On May 6 1802 he was commissioned will afford much amusement to tho v commodore and September 7 1804 was curious - SNo GowtlKUk admiral Admiral tjomotediQ be rear u Some of the mraraaoe companies of at sea and In command for twelve ycara Paris refuse tobMarepowbodv Tlt- rAn UtA 1UUIM 1V1UI1UXU ttr MUlDiUU ItAtilUC HlliU rtrtmna of an ancestry that has been identified jwith the founding of tho country and the iurtherance of its prosperity as a nation He was born in Now York city von October 0 1837 at the residence of ybls maternal grandfather Judge Henry r Meics and is the oldest son of tne lata I Capt Richard Worsam Meade second I oituo unitea estates navy n October 1850 at tho ago of thir teen tne present aamirai was upjjumu ed midshipman from the First district of California and during his term at the naval academy he made his first practice cruise in tho United States steamer John Hancock and tho sloop of war Preble Then under Commodores Morgan and Strlngham he made cruises in the steam fricrato San Jacln- 1 -- the lato I the Muscovite empire is tho beau i As Gallant nndHHter an Ever Wore Undo ideal Of a foreign diplomat with his years Sams Uniform For pihtoon long flowing white whiskers and his tho Admiral Uu Been Ac ¬ dignified but suave mannor which con ¬ tually At Sea veys the impression that if he id aS hard and tesaclous as his name implies in Rear Adrriiral Richard Worsam lite case tho btccl is sheathed in velvet Ljleado whoso flag1 is flying on bdard No man has more friends and the fact i the United states steamamp New x one that although tho representative of the flagship of tho North Atlantic Russia at the pourt of St James for the squadron win do Biioruy in eommauu last ten years he should havo succeeded of tho most important and poweriui in winning not only the confidence but Ject of vessols that has boon gatnereu also the amity of tho English who are ftofircthcr under our flair sinco tho war always so suspicious with regard to southern hospitality lof tho rebellion And sinco the rc- - Russia speaks volumes for his amiabil- When tho exposition management luvcnatlon of i tho American navy adds decided upon an exhibit for tho fair VVg2MVv no squadron of evo Harpers sex Mrs Thompson was promptly se- lution has hswlrwuch an opportunity for experiment and instruction at sea as that which will bo under lite orders orsjyypf In Command of the Uorth Baron de Staal whlK3t Den o succeed Atlantic Squadron designated bythe jug M d dlersTjHr Ijhanccllor of m tie tho Atnlablecoeor at Mrs Thompson the Charming Proaldcut 4 of the Ladles Doard a fr Tho women of tho south are working with a will to make tho Womans build ing and its exhibit ono of tho most suc- ¬ cessful features of the proposed Cotton States and International exposition Tho president of tho board of women managers Is Mrs Joseph Thompson ono of tho social leaders of Atlanta Sho is a daughter of Maj Livingston Mlms who was a member of the staff of Gen Joseph Er Johnston during tho war and her husband is ono of tho prominent business men of the south Mr and Mrs Thompson have a beauti ¬ ful country homo not far from Atlanta which hasbecomo famous for its typical ra J JJ A l w SUPPOSITORY I BAIION DE STAAL ity That is ono of the chief ingre- ¬ dients of diplomacy Diplomatic amia bility is not so much the art of giving ones interlocutor an agreeable impression of ones self as to givo him a higher idea of himself and to convoy to him irp MBS JOSEPH THOMPSON so- ¬ lected as tho person best fitted by cial position and managerial ability for ttio difficult task of interesting tho la- ¬ dies of Atlanta and of tho south in tho great enterprise Tho wisdom of tho choice was so apparent that tho ladles who became associated with Mrs Thompson in the work elected her president without de bate Among the other prominent offi- ¬ cers aro Mrs W C Lanier first vico president Mrs S M Inman second vice president Mrs A B Steele secre- ¬ tary Mrs A E Thornton treasurer and Mrs W H Felton chairman of tho executivo committee This com- ¬ mittee is a very strong body and its membership Includes many of tho most capable women of tho south A reasonable portion of tho expos- ¬ itions funds wero allotted for a wom ¬ ans building upon condition that tho ladies should ralso money for a proper exhibit For such purpose a largo sum was needed but tho ladles wore un- ¬ daunted Every fair attache of tho womans department Immediately be ¬ and many excollent gan scheming plans for securing money havo boon and aro being carried out Tho gay world of Atlanta has turned its entiro attention to hoarding up tho American dollar and the proceeds of about every entertainment that is hold aro devoted to tho womans exhibit fund As a re ¬ sult money is coming in at a rapid rate and tho success of tho womans depart ¬ ment seems assured WONDERFUL Hon C C C YtlUers Health a OLD MAN llouso of Common Father of tho British P Villiers tho wonderful father of tho houso of commons celebrated his ninety third birthday recently Whatever may be tho effect of the houso of commons atmosphere upon somo constitutions it evidently agrees with Mr Villiers who has sat uninter ¬ ruptedly for tho same constituencyfor a period of sixty years What a marvelous kaleidoscope of constant change must pa tho memory of a man who has been continuously in public life ever sinco tho days when tho sailor king sat upon the throne and all tho amazing products of tho Vic- ¬ torian era wero still unknown and un ¬ dreamt of The venerable member for Wolverhampton must havo felt Mr Gladstones retirement keenly for with the departure of tho ex premier disap¬ peared tho last of his brother members who was also his brother member in It Cures Wlf c p vrLUEns M p thoso far off days when ho sat in a par ¬ liament convened by King William tho Fourth Mr Gladstone who by tho way is quite a boy compared with Mr Villiers being no less than eight years his junior seems to bo still as prono to awkward littlo adventures as ho was before his rotlroment His heavy fall at Ha warden the other day might easily havo been attended with very serious results but tho wonderful veteran seems specially fortunato in such es- ¬ capades It is no doubt his mental ab- ¬ sorption that renders him so prone to come to physical grief When ho was constantly walking about in town there was seldom a day in which ho did not place himself in more or lc3 serious danger of being run over though only two or threo of his narrower escapes found their way into iho papers Chinese Idea of Telegraphy 8 The Chinese believed when teleg ¬ raphy was introduced in this country that f oroigpers cut out tho tongues of children and suspended them on tho insulators to transmit tho message from pole to polo Hairs from Mohammeds Heard Tho treasure of treasures in tho new mosque at Tripoli Syria isamagnlfl eht gold caskot in which are placed Loxee nairs irom tne rropnos momtni Blessed 11 x z fc nf nr 77 S- tTiwiiM-- 4 JkVXU1 Ji I V jane a m HHrLvi iS ill ii map ffiii JfMl u miiiMitfi pi 5 u jrvj as S f 7 HOPKINSVILtE taWcKIAN tvH A fc Sfardkl6i896 5 il Tha four new judges of the court of appeals met and decided that the -three old judges were members of a rmuBin Tuesday asb fridm moms now court and therefore entitled to the new salary of 5000 instead of BT CHAS M MEACHAM 4000 a year as heretofore opKhtsutile Ecuiucliiatt I1 M FOR SALE Tho National Collection Agency OF V f SUBSCRIPTION J2 A YEAR IN ADVANCK ft fc Democrats to a defense of following judgomeuts EVANSVILtE IND their party principles and a bimetal 3560 Frank Edwin J Meyers lic league has been organized at Bir H OFFIOE 212 SOOTH MAIN 8TREET Wm Heidt S1G70 Ralleigh 880 mingham 5025 G E Feltman A pretty good idea of Bill Brad The goldbug press is having a good LONQVlEW KY deal to say about Mr Sibley of Penn- leyss breezy stylo of bloviating can H C Buckuer 12330 sylvania because1 q lot of ardent free be gathered from his statement that SINKING FORK KY silver men have suggested him for the ticket dictated by his machine Robert E Owen 12425 V president Mr Sibley was ouo of the will win by 50000 majority CALHOUN KY Over- ablest men in the last congress a V JCKingS510j Frank Hancock rt Grover created sad havoce amongst S501 Geo Austin man of wealth a leader an orator 660 Joseph y L i srn He is a Democrat those North Carolina ducks and a statesman Every Crabtree 1185 J R McCormiek v and there is no evidonce that ho in time he fired there was a dead duck 325 Kubert Caraway 425 Harri 1 Judging at each end of his gun tends to leave the party 4L29 Will son and A D Rigga tfrf by his views on the currency quesLove S567 A B Dioken U 45 Lee Judge Beckner is engaged in McNary 2061 Jack Goodwin 375 tion he is a much better Democrat be called who are ridiculing and writing a book to than those OWENSBOBO KY Bei kuers Niuety Days in Congress We believe th9 Demdefaming him Charlie Conyers 1634 ocratic party needs a thorough course More Turoplko Talk Send bids to The National Collec ¬ t of constitutional treatment and an River View March 12th I have tion Agency Washington DC- other Tear may show even the goldo- - read with interest several articles on laters that it can bert be restored to free turnpikes from men of good Democratic Oonimlttoe Meeting health by a judicious use of S S S sense and busiues qualifications from The Democratic Executive Com- ¬ Stevenson Sibley and Silver nearly all sections of our county and mittee of Christian county is hereby I regret that tho north seems to think called to meet on Monday April 1 at Louisville Post has again laid that we of the south want all the 11 oclock a in at the city court The uowu us ultima urn and says turnpikes Now this is not the case room in Hopkinsvillo for the transEvening Post repeats what it h s If there is a people on the face of tho action of important business The XL4W said with emphasis before that earth who ought to want turnpikes attendance of every member is de will not support the Democratic it AUE YOtm EYES PERFECT aud use every energy they hiive to sired nominees if the platform pledges the get good roads it is the people who Geo D Dalton Chas M Meujhym Kentucky branch of the party to frCe live in the soft Chairman Secretay marshy country north silver Ihe Democratic party will of Hopkiusville I lived northeast Mr David Christie Murray the not repudiate the constitutional dol- ¬ of our couutyseat Receiving several years and lar and renounce its belief in the uiio bought cattle all over that part of the well known Fnglish writer is the au- ¬ HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED thor of the special novelette entitled Tho repairing of broken sncetnclps and ad of both gold and silver as the county at all seasons of the year and Why Says Glady contained in justing properly to the face fay 1VI D Kelly standard money of the country even v think 1 ought to know something the March number of Tales from U not equaled In this part of the country to retain the Post in its midst In about what they need I would sug- ¬ Town Topics With great felicity other words the Democratic party gest to my friends in that section that of style and refreshing wit Mr Mur A Remarkable Book was for free silver before Editor your rich South Christian farmers inWoolens Silks It mercilessly scourges tho Knott was born and it will die if sist upon paying taxes to build and ray relates a story of love that re money changer In tho Temple in marriage and separation Waistsof the Republic New York die it must in the same good f uith keep up good turnpikes for them to sults Goods Recorder If it must decide tho problem To travel over they certainly ought to Gladys the heroine is a strangely wea constituted American girl that marbe or Knott to be well goodbye acquiesce in the matter and help in ries a reformed English rake and Carpets Linoleums Bugs Oil Cloths Dick every way possible to carry on the brings unhappiness upon herself good work Pardon me if I make Emr broideries Laces- Dimities Nainsooks The When it comes to nice well improv- ¬ through her own perversity my letter too long but I want to story which is in dialogue forms a ed streets there is but one Hopkins Gents Misses etc ville in all Kentucky Louisville and mention the roads that in my judg- delightful introduction to a volume ment are the most important ones 7J Lexington are eternally fussing that is otherwise made up of the best These goods were bought to pike I regard tho Madison the new Owensboro has stories sketches poems witticisms about bad streets ville road from Hopkiusville to Davis we to time offering horrible mud roads and Hendersons that have appeared from time 0 less coal mines is the most important in the regular issues of Town Topics alleged streets are impaLsable quagprices road in the county to the greatest mireTown Topics Publishing Co 208 But Hopkiusvilles streets of people both north and alleys and byways under the drec number Eifth avenue New York City tion of Councilman Hollands street south Corner Eighth and Main Streets The saving on freight of coul alone State of Ohio City of Toledo ss committee were never m better con- ¬ County J Lucas 1 3 the people of Hopkiusville to say 3dition and there are few places a lady Frank J Cheney makes oath that nothing of the country people would slipcannot cross without soiling her Is a book of lno pages printed on flne heavy be sufficient to build that pike in a he is the senior partner of the firm of paper and bound in white enameled cover pers Co doiDg business containing P mtie wmio ana it aoes seem to me in J Cheney of Toledo county and tho city Myron D King the Governors that our town folks are verj stupid state aforesaid and that said firm SEVENTY TWO ILLUSTRATIONS private secretary who was assaulted not to have seen it long ago will pay the sum of ONE HUN And is being read by Governors Statesmen piomlneut men Next in importance are the Butler DRED DOLLARS for each and and most of thebe the hands ofof the coun by a Republican mob at Indiaaapolis every voter try It should in Cox Mill roads which will com- every case of Catarrh that cannot be in the Tnited States It Is tho duty of evory while taking a message to the legislacuied by the use of Halls Catarrh business man in Kentucky to read his book ture was seriously hurt having a rib plete the main thoroughfare of the Cure Frank J Cheney He will And himself entertained while doing Now suppose the fiscal broken and being otherwise injured county Sworn to before me and subscribed so and richly rewarded in the end There is A Kentuckian beset by rioters as court should levy a tax of two per in ray presence this 6lh day of De nothing dry about it as Is usually with books on this subject King was would have jerked out his centum on 9000000 of listed prop- ¬ cember A D 1886 For the purpose of introducing this book to AWGLEASON f pocket knife and cut the lights out of erty which would make the nice lit Its renders In Its most attractlvo form- TUB Notary Publio Seal KENTUCKIAN has selected This those nearest to him It is pity Gov tie sum of 180000 a year THE SO CENT EDITION Growns Matthews himself who is a Kentuck- done for two years would pay for all Balls Catarrh Cure i8 taken internal 49c to 199 Ladies iTats 5 to 99c the pikes that have already been ly and acts dir jctly on the blood aud Printed on flne heavy paper bound in white ian was not in charge of tho message 17 c to 37c Trimd cover pi luted in two colors and Ladies Vests 25c to 499 made and build ten miles of stand mucous serfaces of tho system Sond enameled postpaid to any address or deliyor will mail it 49c to mon Suits 33 iftbbons all Shades Legislature broke up ard guage pike on all tho main roads for testimonials free Co Toledo O The Indiana 2c it at its Counter for 80 cents F J Cheney Remember that ihis is tho most handsome Wool Hose in a disgraceful row the republicans in tho county and have a balance 5 to 27c to 50c Sold by druggists 75c term In which this book is printed in paper trying to forcibly prevent Gov Mat sufficient to keep them up for ten Wool Hoods covers 27 to 49c It will Silk Velvet 43 to 99c Dont Put It Off thews private secretary from deliver- years at least And if 1 have a corbailor iZats 10 to 75c stamped Zinens tfilkFloss The necessity of a spring medicine COST ONLY SO GENTS ing a veto five minutes before ad- ¬ rect understanding of the meaning of A- free fight ensued and the new constitution journment it allows tho is universally admitted This is the Twenty Cent Les Than The rublishersJPrlce will make it to your interest to call TERMS GASH several participants were more or court to do this very thing Now best time of the year in which to pu Everybody Ought to Read It less injured dont begin to climb mountains be- nfy the blood to restore the lost apfore you get to them but put your petite and to build up the entire sys Col Nick McDowell has retired shoulder to the wheel and let tho tem as tho body is now peculiarly REPORT OF THE CONDITION Corner Ninth and Main streets susceptible to bonefit from medicine erom the contest for tho Democratic sound of the pick and the rattle of The great popularity attained by OF THE nomination for commissioner of agri- the hammer be heard reverbeiatiug Hoods Suraaparilla owing to ita real culture This leaves Boyle county among tho hills and through the merit and its remarkable success has E P CAMPBELL President J Mcpherson Casnie irst National open territory in tho Governors race fertile valleys of the south and north established it as the very best medicine to take in the spring It cures and also insures the nomination of making sweeter music than was ever scrofula salt rheum and all humors Col Nail for commissioner without made by the birds of the forest to biliousness dyspepsia heHdachpkid At Hopltiiisville nt tho close of business opposition those who earn their bread by the ney and liver complaints catarrh and all affections caused or promoted sweat of their brows and you will The fury of a woman scorned has soon see old Christian county blossom by low state of the pystem or impure RESOURCES Dont put again been exemplified Heitz the as a rose and come to tho front whoro bluod Sarsaparilla it off but take Loans and discounts 8040340 now It will do RvrdJiat Becured and unsecured Hoods 185B5 escaped convict who was caught in she belongs U S Bonds to secure circulation 1600000 you good Premiums on U S Bonds 308000 Pittsburg last week and returned to Stocks securities etc 88 40408 I hope to see the time when every the Kentucky penitentiary after five laboring man both white and black Dont Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Banking house furniture and fix 80728 tures Other real estate and mortgacel l Life Away years of liberty was betrayed by his in this county shall have work to do a owned ejt E P Campbell 900 00 The truthful startling line or a dooIc about Due from National Jno P Gabnktt deserted wife BanksnotRe i the only that will pay him so he will not have tobacco habit cure harmless guaranteed serve Agents 128542 If you want to quit and Db E S Stcabi from Ib375 D R Beabd to parch corn or steal chickens for a cant use No to oac Braces up ulootlnlzed Due from State banks and bankers 2270910 approved reserve agentsnerves eliminates nicotine poisons maltqs Due The country papers aro rallying Cheeks and other cash items 445349 scant living Friends think about men gain strength weight and vigor Posi Notes or other National BauKs 2 31000 bravely in defense of the constitutiontive cure or C H Buss currency ulekels and ceuta this matter and do as Sum Jones ad HABDWIOK money refunded Sold bv E O FractnlMoney 68831 il Lawful ral dollar reserved In bauki vizThe emissaries of Wall vises Books at druggists or mailed free Addros hpeple 7 34500 Quity our little narrow minded TheSterllnif Kemedy Co Chicago offloe 4 street in or out of the party can Legal tender notes 1510 00 iifitYW ij r ways and let ub get on a higher Randolph St New York 1U Spruce St Redemption fund with U S Treas- never bring the peoplo of Kentucky urer 5 of circulation 72000 This offers energetic servics plane of civilization Yours for Due from TJ S Treasurer other than over to their goldbug ideas of a conbib redemption fund 260 free turnpikes CGD tracted currency POSITIONS GUARANTEED Total 10700768 fmm branches LiAok oi physical eserciso nas a ten ¬ LIABILITIES under reasenaoio conditions uo not say it Trillby has been dramatized and dency to make school children short ¬ cannot be done until you end for free JSO Capital stock paid in 6400000 sighted page catalogue DUAVOIIONS JJtACTI Surplus fund 2133 18 was produced in Boston Monday OAL JIUMNE8S COLLKOJ and School of Undivided profltsless expenses and The Soudan Is so called from tho Shorthand Typewriting and Telegraphy t taxes paid 251 C5 night Miss Virginia Harned in the Arabic word National bank notes outstanding tho land NASHVILLE by KNN 1440000 Draughons method of teach Dividends unpaid 4 WEE ICX 900 00 t 4k title role scored a great success al of tho blacks ing book keeping Is equal to Jli MKlilCS by Individual deposits subject to check 11129585 n OOltRESPOSDESaE SOLICITED- old method The city of Charleston S 0 has though she did not attempt tho al- ¬ pi It expends more money In the interest of its Total 10709768 purchased flvo hundred acres of land Employment Department than half the busi together State of Kentucky county of Christian ss ness colleges in the south take in as tuition for use as a publio park I Thos W Long Cashier of the above Mor6hanta i It is strongly bank do Monteneobo has Its name from the and practical endorsed by Hankers the United named statement issolemnly Bwcar that the book keepers all over above true to the beat of my Hon JohnL Dorsey declines to color of Its mountains uepend Srnpon Reasonable and When you market your chickens and agga and to Whom you aultlon Cheap knowledge and belief The word States Open to both rates of OOo send them we are Pw receivers of poultry aud egae and have an established trade and large sexes board students past Tuos WiXouo Cashier run for Attorney General and it be means block mountain mae ey for representing 88 States and Territories and sell Batter Kggt iiiA bes cAn We Subscribed and sworn to before me this 0th v fi TaJT Haaus Seeds all our shippers Hay receiveregularlythingr you way Grain or any Potatoes Wool The cost of feeding the 8100 con rear also prepared books for gins to look like Jack Hendrick is to day of March 1893 hare to ship PeJt8 Information cheerftily iurnlshed to those whq Quotations mailed Missouri penitontiary Correct attest Waltxb Kxlly Not Pub auiuica maueou wte largest consfBmeni8 Dy r a walkover i in the Democratic victs in thotLtA aft nonta a At - aver- - SdH on HOMB1 STUDY expl 3 W PotyNKR 1 oint TOU1 wants Addraui ICDbaoiion Preat 97M rro ottrhf W A -- LOWBT J HERNDON CARTER CO wfwv DtweKu convention K HE joewoa f kWj SXO MOlYO 013 318 317 31BiUnnELVcOURT K X JIMWTMJV ASUS Lrrr L9UJVLIK KTA i V jr baina Local reading notices SOceuts per line Spe lal Locals B cents per line each Insertion Kates for standing advertisements furnished ob application McClures trip south in the in Washington D Cj district office at terest of Wall street has aroused Ala Owensboro Ky will dispose of the Cql Spring Goods 4 Are Coming in livery Day Suits and There is yet a great many winter w jgpodslfin coats 7 that yon can buy almost at your own price Mammoth Clothing Shoe Go mm Ladies igjacs Spring stock Plaid Imported Dress Mattings daily our early Plaid Percales for Shirt for early Spring former and are and Childrens Shtis under tariff them fully 5 than RICHARDS CO THE IP AL AC El WIE3 v OPPEB srerur Sats Twenty D ays I MRS ADA LAYNEe Bank Ky Bank of Hopkinsville INCORPORATED dib eotors MAR 5 1895 CAPITAL ad SURPLUS 16 27500000 J fc 1 FACTS Banh prompt and for the transaction of all T Belod-ez-Sude- n of legitimate banking OUR FACILITIES ARE UNSTJRPA 3SED 2 PROFIT IN POULTRY lve 1 iu A it JU y V-- t VV i u stf r ts no i V Lck y ft rv JIT fcAue Vcdi March ABOUND 1 llffl riABOUTuXt lp95 itiENWtroKuasr bOUQUETS FOR BROWN A Garland or two Towed by j vl thePre and highest Awarded Honors Worlds Fairl J NOTHING BUT NEWS FOUND IN THIS COLUMN A Coad6Bd Account of the tutcst Hap- - fearjese and honest man to have one WninMETernely Told for Busy It cadcrs miew says- the Southern Reporter a People h VV h jy overy is thfatejof truly great Vr jr r I j A yn 51 is to rociove 1000 an inch from the the plains we shall believe this- - of growth measuring from the scalp Gov Brown and not before for eith- ¬ A mob at Denver Col took six er one of these things is just as posItalian prisoners from the author- sible and just as probable as anothities and shot four and hanged two er We know John Young Brown as One other man was killed in the well as we know any living man and fight They were charged with mur- we know that from the crown of his p dering a saloon keeper head to the end of the nails on his A C Thompkins of Owens toes he is honor honor all honor Hon boro and Hon Norge Clark of Bow- ¬ and he would rather sacrifice his life ling Green members of the last leg- than this the very essence of his ex istence and never a truer braver islature are candidates for tion and are pretty certain to succeed man uvea man ne is aname on any DRIG GEN O N LIEBEB U S A man or men who would even hint themselves such a thing as dishonor about John Donelson A third son and the Paducah will enjoy cheap teleyoungest Guido Norman Lieber has phones after 3 April 1st Business Young Brown ¬ He has been the best and ablest just been promoted to the rank of gen-¬ houaferwill ba 30 and residences S18 eral officer as the head of the army de a yeJK Hopkinsville is still paying governor the state has ever had and partment of judge advocates having has stood as a bulwark against all charge of the administration of military highprices compared to these law All of the prisoners in theBarbours- - corruption and everything all akin Like his father and his two brothers to it We believe there is a secret inville jail have escaped Alurderer John Gen Lieber has had his experience of Young who had an engagement to be fluence a conspiracy at work against war Ho was born March 21 1837 in him He is in the way of somebody Columbia S C where his father was - hanged today got out some weeks who wants to occupy a seat in the serving as professor of history and po ago and has never been recaptured economy the University of United States senate but the Demo- litical Carolina in At this institution South county surveyor AW Randolph crats of Kentucky know him and Gen Lieber was graduated in 1850 oneuw the three Democrats who honor him and they will see to it and at the Harvard law school threo pulled through in Jefferson county that in spite of all the machinations years later After a practico of two last falldied Sunday Be belonged of jealousy envy corruption and en ¬ years at the Now York bar ho entered the army May 14 1801 receiving the to the Orphan Brigade mity he shall be transferred from brevet of captain for gallantry at the Three of Union countys best citi- the executive office to the highest battle of Gaines Mill and the full zens died last Sunday They were branch of the greatest and grandest grade later on serving meanwhile as his W Green of Morganfield and Dr legislative body in the world unti- adjutant ofHo regiment the Eleventh infantry saw war service also at Jas Powell and Geo Morton of Un- - tled though its members be There Yorktown Malvern nill tho second iontown is where ho belongs and Kentuckv battle of Bull Run and in tho Techo and Red of Harrv Havward the murderer of will but honor herself in honoring gaining ariver campaigns thatLouisiana second brevet of major Miss Ging in Minneapolis has been him for gallantry and at tho close of tho convicted after a long trial and sen The Glasgow Times of a recent war tho brevet of lieutenant colonel for faithful and tenced to be hanged June 11 date contains the following compli- ing tho war meritorious servico dur ¬ November 13 1802 he Lewis Smith who was in trouble at ment was appointed major and judge advoThe Times confesses to a weakness cate of volunteer service serving aa Bowling Green for seducing Ida Belle HendrickB aged IB has settled the amounting to intense admiration for such on tho staff of Gen Banks February Gov Brown Nothing stands be- transferred 25 1807 Maj Lieber was marrying the girl matter from the infantry to tho He is judge advocate generals department of Rev ThoB Dixon has resigned the tween him and his duty the army pastorate of the Third Baptist church Governor for the whole State und not law at the being on duty as professor of United States military acad- ¬ of new York and will organize an in- for any section or for any ring His emy from 1878 until his transfer to tho acts are inspired by the greatest mo- bureau of military justice Washington dependent congregation tives his decisions illumined by the in 1882 July 5 1884 lie was promoted Mack Lee of Russellville succeeds The to colonel and assistant judge advocate soundest and purest law Captain H B Jenks as chief clerk of promotion to general His state is peculiarly fortunate in the highest grade finalhis corps makes tho in no the railway mail service at Louisville presence ot his firm guiding hand change in his duties as ho has been at recently removed backed by a brain second to none at tho head of his corps since the suspen ¬ Ab Sapps baby was burned to the helm of affairs just now sion of its chief Gen Swaim It is how- ¬ ever a recognition of tho ability with death at Owensboro The mother Even his faults are such as Ken was badly burned in trying to rescue tuckians love His devotion to his the office in which ho bore the respon- ¬ the child friends his magnificent qualities as sibilities of a department chief without Tom Smith has been found guilty a fighter his sturdy self reliance being granted the rank and privileges which belong with them His promo ¬ of the murder of Dr J E Rader in compel the plaudits of even those op tion is in strict accord with right prinBaeathitt county and sentenced to posed to him ciples of selection and it receives tho death Governor Brown is more than a cordial approval of the members of his corps Eighteen young men of Richmond great man He is a clean man a To the placo of colonel and assistant Ky left their homes Tuesday to seek conscientious honorable gentleman judge advocato general vacated by tho an official who tnoro than fills the promotion of Gen Lieber has been ad- ¬ their fortunes in the far west vanced William Winthrop who thirty Many deaths have occurred in high place to whicn he has chosen five years ago marched to the front in a brilliant big brained dauntless tho ranks of tho Now York Seventh Eloyd county from a strangely fatal individuality certain of leaving its im with liis brother Theodore Winthrop disease resembling cholera press on affairs of the state long after the soldier author whoso death at Big Pilot Bob Baldwin was found it shall have itself passed from the Bethel was ono of tho early tragedies of our civil war dead in his state room on the Nellie theatre of Ho into the tragedy of the Speer at Paducah Monday To stop the smoke and smell of any unknown Bubstonco burning on tho stove by Rev Geo W Crurabaugh the The Times uncovers its head to Bprinkling salt upon it venerable Methodist preacher is dead Gov Brown as it does tot every hon at Paducah aged 88 years The Centurys Life of Napoleon est man to every man who stands Ben Burge aged 68 and Mrs true as steel and steadfast as the has caught the popular fancy in a Irene Baber aged 56 were married heavens to his convictions and to his most surprising way and copies of at Russellville Tuesday friends to every lofty intellect May tho magazine have been hard to got Wheat advanced 8 cents at Chicago his days belong in the state he hon unless purchased within a few days With each instalment gday on the strength of the rrMT- - ors and may the fullest ripest frui of issue says the Critio of Mar 2 the value lent crop report tion of every ambition be his The above article brings forth the and thoroughness of the work berour tnorougnureas were burned comes more manifest in E C Fieldwells stable at Paris following editorial notice in the LouisThe present revival of interest in ville Truth valued at 15000 Napoleon has been only a lucky co another A clipping The Tennessee grand lodge A O from the Glasgowin times pays column incidence for the Century as Prof a high U W is in session at Nashville tribute to Governor Brown Every Sloanes history was projected and A block of buildings burned in Co- - word ofit will be endorsed by those its publication in 1895 decided upon who know the Governor His ideas long before there lumbia Ky at a loss of 10000 waSjeven in Prance ofjofficial- duty andhisj rigid conscien John W Starts a TRussellville tioushee8pJace him upon ajplane far any unusual interest in the character o pf Bonaparte above the 6rdinafypoliticjaiu u whantl assigned Tuesday well known Mississippi paper John Lieut WET H Southwland son Young Brown of Kentucky is one pf jh law of Dr Bodman of Kentucky these and of course cannot escape Naval Aid to Assistant Secretary Mc- - his fate He is governor of the State Addoha8 been detsnhed fromi tfeat He is hiB own request and has re- ¬ and the greatest man in it duty at ceived preparatory orders aa naviga- as far above Carlisle in every respect tion olhcer of the cruiser Cincinnati and especially in sterling principle now in the West Indies Mr South integrity as the blazing sun is erland has been on duty in the Nnvy and above the tree tops at midday Ken Department for the past six years thofirstthreo of which were in the tucky has had some very great men Naval Intelligence Office He will in her day but prplific as she has be succeeded as Naval Aid to the been in producing and proud as she Assifubt Secretary by Liaut W B Scheufe now in charge of the nayal has been in honoring these she has never yet had John Young Browns militia superior and she will never have him The numerous West Kentucky Spoilsmen and combines and treasfriends of Editor Jo 0 Riley late ury rings and all sorts of corruption of Eddyville be -- ow of the Sebree and corrupt men hate him as the Ledger will sympathize with him in devil hates holy water and their hathe death of his only daughter little tred disturbs him just about as much Miss Zelma Itiley a few days ago as that of Beelzebub disturbs the Mr IKjley lost his wife by dearth only water They have oven gone so far about a year since Misfortunes are as to intimate that he is in league indeed crowded thick upon him with certain intriguers against the Paducah News treasury of his state When we see H M Hughes a printer claiming the devil in the sacred pulpit and Louisville Ky aa his home is at hear him proclaim the truths of the Konova W Va and claims to have Gospel when we see the Angels of made an agreement with his father Heaven come down from the skies by which for two years he is to ab and take up their abode in a brothel stain from the use of liquor and to- when wo see the oceans run dry and bacco At the end of that period he the mountains level themselves with branch--Courier-dournaL WE OFFER TIHIE CMEAKi JB i Fanners of Christian and adjoining counties the followin goods as the best goods in their respective linesf r w y HIP HimWi Keystone Corn Planters MOST PERFECT MADE pure Grape Cream of Tattar Powder Fro om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE SMOARD GEN GUIDO N LIEBER Just Appointed Judge Advocate General Keystone Disc Harrow with steel frame and j Bicycle bearings Homestead Horse Shoe Armour Bone Meal National Would you 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 Moen f Barbed wire cheaper than ever Baker of the Regular Array Among the Prussian volunteers who fought with Blucher against Napoleon5 at Lingly and Waterloo was a med ¬ ical student from Berlin named Francis Lieber a youth whose rev- - Fertilizers olutionary tendencies subsequently led to his persecution and imprison ¬ ment and to his transfer to the United States after various vicissitudes of exile Hero he ended his days as an honorable professor in Columbia college leaving behind him a distinguished reputation as an author and as one of the ablest publicists of our century Of threo sons born to Francis Lieber says Ear Cincinnati J pers Weekly one died of wounds ceived during our civil war at the re- ¬ bat- ¬ tle of Williamsburg and another was badly wounded in the battle of Fort t 7J lis ifiuncf Have you made up your mind to save any money this year If eo whv not buy your good of N Spring AND T0BIN Merchant Tailor re-ele- c TM NES Summer Suitings Just Received who always carries an ele ¬ gant line of Staple and Fancy Goods Dress Goods Silk Fancy Goods Trim n ings Notions Carpets Rugs Oil Cloths Mattings Boots and Shoes Opera Novelties in Woolens Building Hopkinsville and Fancy Vestings Always in Stock Kentucky JOST RECEIVED a nice line of Percales in dark and light colors also a pretty line of Formerly of Hopliinsville Ky You can always rely on getting better goods for your money at 1 uarters for reliable Wathes Jewel and fancy ry Diamonds Goods at reliable prices Bric-a-bra- c ELEGANT LIKE OF WEDDING PRESENTS IJLb JONES Mail orders promptly attended to Jas M HOWE 321 Union than any house in the city Cut prices in every line of Goods in my house St Nashville Teaa Is tlae orLl3T TTe 1 i H Good Measure feincL we give oxxx ihjuhi1 to fit a man no matter what his sie weight or physical characteristics Our Patrons are our Best Advertisers THE STOCK Coming in Daily Fancy Dressand Negligee Shirts Knox and other Stiff and Soft Hats Bicycle and Yacht Oapsand Fine Custom Clothing COX BO a IT 0 it mt- - v v ti w irasjtf1 I J s wCa HWW sl i I mill mull iuliii v q It1 ft T i wwiwiwirwnifinrtLl u V o o r Ifi Viffl- JV U i HOPKIN8VILLE KENWOKIAN iMMmii hi II- I- ViJ Va WHHKIitfR -l March i5 1895 JOHN N MILL un JJv HISTORY 1 I 1 OF THE TEACUP I Wftyy W H Faxon Bookkeeper lr 1 collected and laid nppa this altar and spent in determining h many hours are thenauics and junrksof cups which i whether inherited or found in modem li fihops are of priceless worth to their owners The loving cup of olden timo was surely never moro lovingly offered to guests than is the teacup of to day Dn Felix Adler says he is no social- ¬ All through the years cups havo signi ¬ sociability whether the wreathed ist yet in his Sunday discourse on labor fied cups offered y the Creeks one to the troubles in Brooklyn he advocated tho other the loving cups or tygs municipal purchaso of land as a relief handed by our English ancestors to for the popular burden of rent in great guests or our own1 treasured teacups cities J D Luttiieel of Spokane Wash The loving cup or wassail bowl waeshnel being Anglo Saxon for bo has fallen heir to a quarter of an 8000 in health was used in England at 000 estate in Ireland left by his uncle the festivities on Now Years eve and John Luttreel Ho is working at his on various festival occasions both in trado as a cigarmaker arid is In moder ¬ in noble houses and taverns by the ate circumstances wealthy and humble cottager as well Mrs Jefferson Davis has sent to After filling the tyg with foaming alo Mrs J Taylor Ellyson chairman of tho it was the custom for the master of the relic committee of the Hollywood Me- ¬ house to drink first from it and then morial association an exquisite bed give it to him who sat next and so on quilt which was presented to Jeff Davis nround the circle The cupboards pf during tho war many of the private householders In j Mrs Kate Cuase SpRXtttms place those early days hold cups made of Edgewood an extensive suburban elm of box of maple horns of beasts property just outside of Washington icockernuts gourds eggs of ostriches City where Chief Justico Salmon P and shells of fishes cups called pig Chase made his home has been sold at igins cruizes tankards beakers and publio auction for 44000 to satisfy a gray beards deed of trust It is interesting to trace the evolu- ¬ GATHERED IN EUROPE tion of the teacup from the Greek kylix through the various changos in form Since Justin McCarthy has devoted to the cup with separate saucer dr himself to politics his income has fallen stand that we now use In the porce- ¬ from 15000 to 3000 a year t lain museum in Dresden arc teacups whq has William made with stem and stand suggestive just died in Hunter Baillie groat ago England of the Greek kylix and tho Turkish of ninety eight years at tho only son was tho cups that rest in metal stands are sure- - of- tho eminent physician Matthew 3y classic in design Allusion to the itse of horns for drink Baillie M D who attended George ing vessels is made in the mythological IIL during his frequent illnesses Prof Kohlrauscii tho great Ger ¬ history of all nations Tho earliest man physician and director of the potters formed drinking mugs and cups Strassburg university in simple designs but often reasons tory has declined the physicalgolabora- ¬ to tho call to Jiave been discovered for sha pes and pat University of Berlin iterns used There is a large Labouciiere says that for some time cup in the British museum found in Vulei in the shape of a human leg after Mr Gladstones resignation ho The story goes that in 1025Marshal de was bent upon taking holy orders and Bassompierre in parting from his it was with a view to that step that ho iriends to return to Switzerland pro- - announced his intention of retiring¬ posed to drink to the health of each from tho house of commons at the disone Finding his horn not long enough solution Mr Charles Villiers the father of he filled his military boot and drank wine from it At once tho idea was tho house of commons recently cele- ¬ jtaken up by tho porters and many brated his ninety third birthday ho drinking vessels were made in the shapo entered parliament in 1835 and has rep- of a boot or leg Specimens aro still sented Wolverhampton without a break said to exist in Italy for sixty years Ho was ono of tho It seems to be quite unknown when leaders in tho fight for the repeal of it became the custom to use cups for the corn laws His brother was the¬ hot drinks or whether any hot drinks earl of Clarendon who was foreign sec that would cheer but not inebriate retary during the Crimean war and in preceded the use of tea and coffee in Mr Gladstones first administration Europe True it is that teapots and teacups such as we now use were first ALONG THE RAILS made in England in the latter part of In all Persia there aro only twenty the seventeenth century and from that time to this there has been little miles of railroad Gas generated from gasoline is to be change in their form and general de used as the motive power for a new sign Hours might be profitably spent in railroad from Crisfield Md to Tangier examining ancient and modern teacups sound studying styles and marks and mak Western which reThe Lako Erie ing ones self familiar with under and cently throw tho news companies off over glaze decoration factory figures their lines has given tho brakemen tho etc privilege of selling papers to persons on Cups as souvenirs and congratula- their trains tory igifts have been used for many The Columbus Hocking Valley To years and searchers after novelties ledo has started a Mutual Benefit asso maintain that the more handles a cup ciation and about fifty five per cent of has the greater the luck that attends the employes of tho road are now mem the gift Leslies Weekly bers of the organization The New York Central Jersey Cen- ¬ MANUFACTURING BRAINS tral and Lackawanna havo put up How Imbecile Children Aro Improved 51000000 to bo used in the erection at Mentally Brooklyn of a warehouse which will The education of tho imbecil is one be thelargost in the world requiring therefore an infinite num TnE shipments of standard sections ber of repetitions of a message which of steel rails last year amounted to at the outset must be unusually sharp about 700000 tons of which 200000 and clear and unconfusing If it is were for new track and the balanco of the sight and hearing which are to be 500000 tons for renewals Tho output improved the pupil is placed into a in 1803 was 881003 tons and in 1S93 dark room and into its darkness a sin 1284141 tons gle ray of bright light is admitted And when this startling and anti- ¬ ODD CHARACTERS thetical phenomenon has caught and Parnell Fisher a negro of Bridge riveted the childs attention by repeti tion a slide is passed through the ville Del is so strong that he can easi beam of light with sharply defined ly by means of straps carry a barrel of flour in each hand forms painted or engraved upon it Amos Markiiam of Memphis Tenn simple forms top such as the square or triangle or star Then the names has moved fifteen times since he was of these figures are clearly and dis- married in 1800 no is tho father of twelve children each born in a differ- ¬ tinctly and repeatedly pronounced the name sounded each time the object ent state Carey B Moon of Saratoga Springs is exhibited This is an example of the necessities N Y who died recently at the ago of of an extreme case a very apathetic eighty two was one of tho most famous and unobservant child Usually it will hotolkeepers of that place He is re ¬ be sufficient to exhibit objects by lift membered particularly as tho creator of ing them from the table and simulSaratoga fried potatoes taneously telling their names This Barmen Westley was ninety five must bo done over and over again un- years old when he died tho other day til the nerve fibers and brain cells are at Lyons N Y Since he was twenty stimulated into readier action and de five years old ho had consumed a pound veloped into fuller and more perfect of plug tobacco everyweek and a pint performance of normal functions of Bourbon whisky regularly each Tho imbecile childs brain is improved day in tho same way as tho biceps muscles Deacon WniTE of Wall street fame are more and more enlarged This is is of the old North Carolina Quaker done by tho repeated uso of small stock and has been in Now York mak ¬ dumb bells at first and then by tho ing and losing millions since 1805 His gradual substitution of heavier and great point is his tenacity of purpose heavier weights and not caring whether he is tho under is so short The tenure of H that all that can human lifefor sucli ex dog or not be done treme types is to enthrone the dls NATURES FREAKS enthroned moral sense It would re The water of tho oceans notwith- ¬ quire an eternity to tone up the five physical senses Nervous idiots are standing numerous local influences is much more promising pupils and show nearly of the same composition in every remarkable mental improvement in a part of the world A white rainbow was seen recently sliort time But the physical senses aro always improved with tho improvc- - at Westnewton Aspatria in Cumber- ¬ ment ot tho moral sense A child who land during a hard frost It lasted for taught how not ta be an ani more than half an hour and was much r has been t mal indoors will have more apprecia ¬ broader than tho ordinary rainbow color and a child who tion of not to cry andecreara on has Mrs Newel Case of Battle Creek the Mich has a new pair of twin babies learned slightest pretext will Havo a far better born on different days of tho week ptrulated sense of touch smell and different months and different years iearing N Y Advertiser ono just before and ono jut after tho New Year midnight Tho Uack Courf iniviila So powerful was the force Liiilo Miss Frecklproudly My ejected from a geyser well on of water tho farm upanu w UM2 mw aoir wjnus of John Sholl in Bloomlnrrton 111Little Mw jmtggAi that it threw a stream one hundred and known that Rinq i fiwMtyvwfcot high A half inch om tor UMUium BiywiLal 1 il rl Uham4 li ar h4ma nit tn n n4 1- ¬ - JU Xvotatlon Traeed from the Greek Kj Hx to Its Irefteit Form The afternoon teatable has been tubbed the altar of society and time Is said to be the daily sacrifice Treasures in silver and porcelain aro PERSONAL POINTS Mks J P Maddux of Sedalia Mo- lost two Bisters and nine nieces by the giant powder explosion at ButtoCity recently Rev Anna n Shaw who opened tho womans convention at Atlanta with prayer began her invocation vyith the words Almighty God our heaven- ¬ ly Father and Mother Prof CuAiues T Mkseuve presi ¬ dent of tho Shaw university at Raleigh N C has been elected special agent of tho National Indian Rights association to succeed tho late Prof Pounter NATURAL HISTORY Some naturalists say the whale was once a land animal and took to the wa ter for safety Snakes have the singular property of being able to elevate tho head and remain without tho slightest movement for many minutes at a timo In building nests birds invariably avoid tho uso of bright colored mate ¬ rials which would add to tho chances of tho enemy in locating them The Venus belt is a thin flat mem brane from ono to two foot long and about the width of a ladys bolt Its mouth is In tho middle of its body A decapitated snail kept in a moist place will in a few weeks grow a now head quito as serviceable and good looking as that which was taken away Voluntary muscles aro almost al¬ ways red involuntary muscles aro gen- ¬ erally white the most notable excep- ¬ tion in tho latter case being tho heart Dews aro less abundant on islands and on ships in midoocan SOamen nearing land can tell that fact by rea- ¬ son of tho deposits of dew on- tho vessel CHURCH NOTES w BuintgiiiiwirtujuiSDiiiiii XI TIT i iUUJJUll h PTI j illll v 1 St C lii UM Mio fcjpniiiriNs r Up mM WAREHOUSEMEN COMMISSIONMERCHA NT AND GRAIN DEALERS SFxoof Tvraxelno-ULse- - Eixe ki 1 JRussellvillo and Railroad Streets Hopkinsville Kentucky jF TDtAcU ufc THE AMUHtAK t law vowh UWC SUCCESSOR W Liberal Advances on Consignments All Tobacco Sent Us Covered by Insurance ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE T R HANCOCK WILCOX h- SWEET GAPORAL TR Hi Tobacco Warehousemen HANCOCK CO CIGARETTE Hat stood tho Test of Timo K MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER vWlUIIDU arjaaOTKH- i s JA3WEST BRANDS COMBINED The London Missionary society is maldnjglargeprcparationsfor the cel- ¬ ebration of Its centenary during this year of oxwe3isvxjlixje Jib 1111 Store COR1MAIN ANJ FRONT3TREETSC 1805 Tire Froo Church of Scotland in tho conduct of itsIndlan missions has taken steps which will emphasizo its evan gelistic efforts making the strictly ed- ¬ ucational work secondary The South Main Stkket The first Christian Endeavor church to bo built by tho Cumberland PresbyFURNITURE DEALER terian Christian Endeavorers under tho direction of their denominational board is to be located In Portland Ore Last year tho Christian Endeavor A Complete and Beautiful Stock on society of tho Presbyterian church in hand all at tho United States gave to missions 31 Of this 51300717 was given to 80770 homo missions and 1779003 to foreign FIGURES missions When Others Fall and Commission Merchants T R HANCOCK Liberal Advances on Tobacco i Salesman NAT GAITIIER GAITHER ii WEST MERCHANTS KY sbTOBAOCCX LOWESTCash clay-drinki- builds up the shattered system by giving vigorous action to tho digestive organs crea- ¬ ting an appetite and purifying tho blood It is prepared by modern methods possesses tho greatest cura- ¬ tive powers and has tho most won dertul record of actual cures of any Tako only medicine in existence Hoods Sarsaparilla And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse HOPKINSVILLE W Bed room Suits 10 up A Solid Oak ERAGSDADE R E COOPER EAGBD ALE COOPER and do not purge IN QUEEN Hoods Hoods Pills arc purely vcgotable VICS LAND 00 pain or grip 25c Suit for tho contract for reporting the debates of parliament which the Hansards had held since 1800 London pays 43 per cent of tho In¬ come tax of England and Wales and its government and management cost about 55000000 a year Twenty three shares of 10 each 7 paid in tho Graphic and Daily Newspaper company wero sold in Lon ¬ don last week for 1083 This is equal to a little over 47 per sharoor a pre ¬ mium say of 570 per cent iVTRS The averago European womans llfo is Bhorterthan the mans but over two thirds of tho centenarians aro women Messrs Waterlow havo obtained ii ktji 1475 W N DUCKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Mi SI Ib 0 i Ul Wfflllty HOPKINSVILLE KY Special attention lo sampling and selling tobacco Liberal advance- ¬ ments made on consignments Our charges for selling Tobacco will remain 1250 No commission rmdiMvi A Estsufolislxea MHTrtTn inpTTLi GRUNDY SAYS That funerals can bo as ostentatious and vulgar as weddings That timid peoplo in necessity aro afraid to call for the police That it is highly fashionable to bow to virtue and then pass on That there are families who fast un til they give a dinner party That now is tho timo to go out equipped for bargains of all kinds CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT f For n answer and an boneat opinion write to I UNN CO who btive bad nearly fifty years experlcnco In tho patent business Communica- ¬ tions strictly confidential A Ilnmlbook of In- ¬ formation concerning Intents and bow to ob- ¬ tain tbora sent free Also a catalogue of mechan- ¬ ical and sclentllla books sent free Co receive Patents taken tbrouch Munn special notlcoln tho ticlontlflc Atncrlcnn and thus nro brought widely boforotho pubKo with ¬ out cost to the Inventor This splendid papy Issued weekly elegantly Illustrated has by far tho largest circulation of any sclcntlHo work In tbo world S3 a year Sample copies sent free Building KUitlon monthly p00 a year Slnglo copies cents Every number contains beau- ¬ tiful plates In colors and photographs of new houses with plans enabling builders to show tho latest designs and secure contracts Address W COPYRIGHTS m 1869 by 1 1 ii Tobacco Commission Merchants CENTRAL WAREHOUSE jESIoplsiirLSTrllle T C HANBERY M it KI3T F SHRYER MUNN CO JJKW YOIIK 301 BROADWAY ELECTR0P0I8E THE GREATEST CURATIVE AGENT KNOWN Dr Matthew PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY Henry Kollock Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy af- ¬ terwards Iost Surgeon U S Army and later Surgeon British Marino Service with two years experience as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome tho sick and af ¬ flicted at Ills Office whore consultation with one of tho Most Successful Doctors of tho present age is cordially Invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed In every case undertaken SHRYER Props Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh Opium Oalit OixvecU gret deal 3E3Iop3sIrisT7 ille 3gl3r Six weeks use of the Electropoiso cuied a friend of the opium habit It also benefitted me a Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to ue Liberal advances on tobacco in store Good quarters for teams Dud teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed Genl Agt L E DADD Book keeper suffered with kidney trouble W Bruce Bopkinsville Ky From Dr MAUhew Hwy Kollock Treats Succeseiully All Chronic and Long J Rev Standing Diseases I B ALLEN 0 P WAREIELDSupt the editorial columns of lo I II Oil t tVi hospital methods f-o Dyspepsia Bronchitis Asthma treated by latest 7 Union Tobacco Warehouse COMMERCE and HITER STS the Western Recorder If there is any truth in men and women it does Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema 11I1JS and all troubles arising Ulcers blood on impure indeed benefit in hundreds of cases of from completely state of tho iorover promptly ernuicaipa irom uo and restoring health and purity all kiuds of sickness A friend who system had suffered long with uervous prostration wrote that it had cured her A gentleman in the city who a year ago seemed to have only a few days of life left him by consumption has greatly improved baa been able to go on uninterrupted with his business Two other personal friends said nothiog had ever done so much for their rheumatism Nothing has ever received so many testimonials from trustworthy persons Blood and Skin Dis eases jl Z r co Olarksville union BOUSE j j Tennessee eases of the bladder of both sexes promptly and safely cured will receive special and careful T iidLHUto treatment for all their many ailments Kidney and ITrmary Wcakbaok frequent and burning urine dis orJifie Liberal advance made on ConV signments Free Storage tot Planters Correspondence So licited Syphilis Gleet Strictures Varicocele Hydrocele Tenderno8BWeakneBS of Organs Piles Fistula quickly cured without pain oa deten- ¬ tion from business Private Diseases GoE Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us of Energy and Confidence the dreadful effects of Karly Vlco which brings Organic Weakness unfitting ono for business study or enjoyment of llfo treated with never falling success On Nervous Debility tlons Impotenoy Melanoholy Dizziness Loss ii ii i in egSiSgSgjgg SPPgSMgge SAMUEL HODGSON Manufacturer and Importer of CLARKSVILLE TENN One nights use of Eleetropoise gave me relief from brain congestion aud vertigo 1 have been a well man over since Rev Geo H jAleang Covington Ky Electropoiwe put out on trial for Send for par foun mouths for 10 examination tho urinary deposits a ropy sedi- ¬ ment will ofton be found and somotlmesj small particles of albumen will appear or the color will be of a thin mllklsh hue again changing to a dark and turbid appearance Therq aro many men who dlo ot this difficulty Ignorant of the cause which is the second stage of Seminal Weakness Tho doctor will guarantcoaperfcctcurnlnall such cases and u healthy restoration of the genlturcurlnary organs WRITE your troubles if living away from the city You can bo cured at homo by corres- ¬ pondence AbaolCo secrecy in all profes sional dealings and mcdlcino sent secure from1 observation Testimonials ct patients are noyer published Bank references to my responsibility cheerfully given Address I ITALIAN m rtl IU to bj MARBLE SCOTCH SWEDE- and the most de- ¬ sirable EASTERN GrRANITE m MONUMENTS TABLETS p arid STATUARY ill us will be executed MRt m - 3 ticulars v PUBOISWEBB V jii zt Dr Kollock 61 3 ch StireiejM Phiir Alter au years expedience we leel conndot tfaMordwwentrtwwa a skillful and maam artc FiJL WHITLOW kou Solidkw f o wiu ft j Tarph 16 3 i9C sr 9QPKINSYILLE KrENTnoEiAisr Pr of essip n alJDard T Hanbkrt HANBER ft Frank Bull BELL WEBS Sarsaparilla ADMITTED a READ RULE XV 0i An THE ONLY Practice In the Courts of Christian and ad 01Hc City llall building olnlnecAanMM Court Bum- - HOFKIN8VI1LE J4X HP Andrew Seargent M D PHYSICIAN And SUKGEONy OFKICK that aro ing gerous or fonsivo of- - Articlosg j any way dan o patent raodi o empirical preparation Fifth and Main streets opposite 4l Oltr Court Boom tarTELEPHONE NO 5fr also nos and O cines trums j HH Painter -- 8th street next to office Hopklnsville Ky DR PRESTON THOMAS PHYSICIAN and SURGEON EiPOffice over Bank Hopkinsville t Skerritt Paper whoso oj oj and - Hanger ALL WORK ingredients aro concealed willol not be admitted to tho Expo j sition Paducah Minister Gives ISABELLA OF SPAIN POEMS OF THE DAY Hjs Experience The Wlekod Kx Quecn WU1 Probably End Charitys Emblem This Spring one year ago my II or Dys In nilntlncsg Think not that whoso yrlth a harsh hand health was considerably run down f Queen Isabella of Spain who lost her Doth uhower his gold upon expectant heed Has therefore done a worthy noblo dood suffered from sleeplessness and losp1 throne In 18C8 and who has since then o appetite At the suggestion of spent the greater part of her life ip And earned tho dignity of being grand Rev Sam P Jones I began th use Paris Is threatened with blindness No charity Is that which dwolls apart From sacrifice and lovo to fellow man of Kings Royal Germature and after She Is suffering from cataract and is to All kindness since the very world began useing several tot ties I built up in bo operated upon almost immediately Was fostered first within some loving heart Kcycs Becker In Hams Horn every respect which enabled me to Fears however are entertained with work hard through hot season with regard to the success of tho attempt to A Lower Place the strength and vigor ono has in Vestoro her sight for not only is sho Tho highest soat whore all could see well advanced In life but moreover her Pleased bost tho ancient Pharisee winter I consider it a emended tonic Llko women mot with now and then My catarrhal trouble has been eroatly constitution is undermined by those Ho lived but to bo scon of men helped and have been benifited in terriblo ailments to which so many of Ho took his soat with pompous air the members of tho Spanish branch of many omer particulars As If to show that ho was thero the royal house of Bourbon are heir Out times have changed end customs too E B Ramsev Although her life in tho past can A less conspicuous seat will do 6 SI For our degencrato modern race scarcely be described as above re Sold by druggists They seek In church a lower place proach yet sho is so kind hearted so As If forsooth thoy did not care ¬ zona geniai goou naturea To have It known that thoy aro there Velveteen was first made of cotton ure that everybody anasorry oi pleasIs for her I olten hear tho usbor say in 1636 pronounced better than silk Urtf Glvo you a scav Pleaso come this wayj I Eminent AN EVENING WJJH Tho Four Wind ERSH Tho wind o tho wait I love It best The wind o the oast I lovo If least t The wind o the south Has sweot n Its mouth Tho wind o the north Sends great storms forth f I Taken together all sorts of weather Tho four old follows oro sure to bring Hurry and flurry rush ond scurry Sighing and dvlng snd flitting and flying Through summer nhdtoutumn and winter spring Margaret E SangsterJ la Harpers YOU People Slnco ever tho world was fashioned A mualc of for5 Gods Music featncss and Dispatch andatLow- DB Beard Vhy was Aycrs Sarsaparilla admit-ted Because It Is not a patent medicine o not a nostrum nor a secret preparation 2 i not dangerous not an experiment and Ui oi Decauso It Is all that a family mcdlclno o should be 2 At the 1893 O HOPKINSVILLE OFFICE HOUBS KY WORLDS FAIR J Chicago Day and Night Why not get the BestP OOOOOO DABNEY CANSLER 000000000000000003 uaiioiniiiuiu o O o o o o o o o O Doctor is a native of Norfolk Va 1834 of a prominent Southern family of Savannah Ga Tie is quoted as a standard authority by the Encyclopedia Britannlca page 135 the largest and most important work in the world being in in 25 volumes each tho size He is noted as tho of a large church BiMe discoverer of the active principle of gelsemi num a specific for neuralgia of tho face and womb Tho Doctor has been all over the world and has made many cures especially at Hot Springs Ark given up by other physi ¬ cians Dr Kollock in Nashville Tho attention of the reader Is especially called to tho card of Dr Mathew Henry Kollock which is in another column The And this rospoaso I oatoh with oaso Not too far up sir If you please And so thoy huddle near tho door Till tho rear pews will hold no moro Whllo up In front the preachor sees Tho seats proforrod by Pharisoes Deserted quite oompletoly bare Without a saint or sinner there Egbert L Bangs In Rams Horn ConBcIonco Circuit Court Directory by the East India Campany in 1631 Tbigq First Monday in February term nOPBINSVILLE KY term two three third jfjfOiler their services to the people of weeks weeks MondayMonday in May term three Everybody will be interested in in September iflr adjoining counties Christian and what Hsaid about Olive Branch iu weeks Office Weber Street anotnercolumn It cofcts only SL a Fourth Monday Jn February Curisti term six w ks first Monday in June term month Monday in September lour weejti term six wet s As eary as 1149 Scicily was fa C Callowat Second Monday in April term mouB for silk growiug and manufac- ¬ n August term three weekt r MoiaRV turing two weeks second Monday in November term three weeks Lyon First Monday in May term two Keep your blood pure and healthy weeks nrst Monday in August term two and you will not have rheumatism Offiice over Kellys Jewelry Store weeks flrpt Monday in December term two Hoods Sarsaparilla gives tho blood weeks HOPKINSVILLE - - - Ky vitality and richness ATTORNYS AT LA W Calico was first brought to England With sightless eyes but sunny face Sho sat and piled her busy thread What charm was thero about tho place What had she thero besides her lacof I havo my thoughts she said With pallid chock and starting eye A wretch lay cowering on his bed The bars wero stroiig the walls were high What should ho fear with no ono nlghf I havo my thoughts ho said William A Caldwell in Youths Companion EX QUEEN Has flowed from the hand of Ood In valley and gorge and upland On stormy mountain height Ho makes him a h trp of tho forost Ho sweeps tho caords with mlffhtf He puts forth His hand to tho ocean 7 iio sDeaus ana the wntnrs finw Now In a chorus of thunder Now In a cadenua low Ho touches tho waving flower bells Ho plays on tho woodland stroamS A tender song like a mother Sings to hor child In dreams But tho muslo dlvlnest and dearest Slnco ever tho world began Is tho manifold nasslonatn mucin Ho draws from tho heart of manl tVt Templo Water and air end sod divers moaning tfja r Tho Itulo of Contrary How things do go by contraries In this sublunary sphcrol And mens names of Fatos vagarl63f Arc tho queerest of tho queer Mr Goodman Is a bad man Mr Wollmans nlways 111 Mr Joy he is a sad man Mr Wisemans wisdoms nil Mr Blaokman Is a white man Mr White ho Is a black Mr Stout ho Is a slight man Mr Neat Is mighty slack Mr Winters full of nrdor Mr Summor Is always cold Mr Gambo neer a card or Chip was over known to hold Mr Long he Is a short man Mr Wlldman ho Is meek Mr Lcarncds ad untaught man Mr Meek has got the cheek Mr Tailor nocr mado brooches Nor did Nallor drlvo a nail Mr Pltchor nover pitches Nor does Sailor rccfa salL Mr Walt Is always early Mr Earlys always late Mr Sweet Is always surly Mr Crook Is always straight And so thro tho categorlosl Oh what Is thero that can Ho ISABELLA Junius McOavtt DENTIST Important to Invalid Ladies Dr Kilmer I hav been suffering S 00K D0R1C0URT with falling of the womb and have LEADING spent a great deal of money in trying to be cured but found no permanent House Sign and Decorative relief until I began using Olive Branch I have used five boxes and feel perfectly well To be sure about and Paper Hangers f Grainers the matter I had a good physician to Office on Ninth Street opposite Gaither Ky examine me and he says I am well WesfsiTobacco Warehouse nonklnsvllle Pthen told him what I used and he said that Olive Branch has done its AD Dobicoukt W C Suook of Kb weight A In bleaching linen loses one third cotton one twentietb kisofi I Frt Special attention nhswuriii Planter given to colleo work well A severe rheumatic pain in the left shoulder had troubled Mr J H Lo per a well known druggist of Des Moines Iowa for over six months At times the pain was so severe that Henderson he could not lift anything With all he could do he could not get rid of it Entirely new and first class in all until he applied Chamberlains Fain I only made three applicarespects Excellent Samplo Eooms Balm tions of i he says And have since and service unoqualed in tho city been free from pain He now recomOn Double Car Lino mends it lo persons similarly ofllicted CF L P Klkidereb Proprietors It is for sale by I C Hardwick ano Ed B Bogaid Lafayette - Ky Hondoreon Refer In Bank of Hopklnsville National Bank Bank end Attorneys at Law HOPKINSVILLE - KENTUCKY Office South side Court House Mrs Amanda Ewing Union City Tenn For sale by R C Hardwick Henry VIII England wore cloth stocking v but had a Bilk pair for Christmas and Easter tions Totel Remarkable Cure MrsH B Adams 1609 Wabash I had a scrofu- ¬ ave Chicago says lous taint of the blood from childhood which however remainded dormant An ulcer begun on the side of the nose having all the appearance of a most malignant cancer Tho agony of mind I suffered cannot be discribedasl contemplated the pro ¬ disease gress of such a malignant Finely I was induced to try Foleys Sarsaparilla It appeared to neutraThe lize the poison in theblood The growth of the ulcer ceased diseased tissues in t he bottom and edges of the sore seemed to loosen and the natural flesh to tnke its place No part of the disease remains RC For sale by C K Wyly Hardwick Fustian was first made of cotton about the year 1641 Any one troubled at night witL a persistent cough c an procure muob needed rest by taking a dose of Ayors Cherry Pectoral of To stop Edward III in 183G forbade the tho SiberianbrigandagoInon the lino of tho region railroad wearing of furs save to persons worth tho River Amour tho Russian governFIRST NATIONAL 5500 a year ment is about to establish thero a permanent colony of Cossacka Remedy Chamberlains Cough W W GRAY PROP gives the best satisfaction of any B NINTH 8T NEAR MAIN That Tired Feeling cough medicine I handle and as a seller leads all other preparations in overcomes us when inferior propara 10 SHAMPOOSHAVING bethis recommend unscrupu ING 25 HAIR CUTTING causemarket I best medicine it ever toins are recommended by as Foleyp it is the lus dealers as juBt as good I 26cenl8 handled for coughs colds and croup Honey and Tar Cough Syrup when Nothing but first class work and all A W Baldridoe Miliersville 111 we know the unequalled merits of done in latest fashion For sale by R C Hardwick and Ed this groat medicine For sale by C A TISFACTION guaba R Bogard Lafayette K Wyly R U Hardwick BARBER SHOP More sinned cpaint than sinning her moral deficiencies may be said to have been caused by her education and by lief unfortunate marriage To serve selfish political interests of unscrupu- ¬ The young leaves shiver from earth a sigh Follows tho touch of thoso fingers chill lous relatives sho was although a cry wee crowned queen married against her All song Is hushod the ns anbirds flits by cl Noath mothers wings will at fifteen to Prince Francis of And sho tebdcrly tucks them closer sttlL Bourbon who was not only a dwarf Elizabeth Ferguson Scat in S S Times but was also officially and medically Story of tho Seeds declared at the time unfit for matri- ¬ a pretty faco One I lovo mony Queen Isabellas relatives had Bonding oer tho grato Two I lovo a soft sweot voice counted that on the strength of this Measures out her fate sho would havo no children and would Three I lovo I say and still succession to her throne clear leave the Other seeds galore for her younger sister married to the Four I lovo with all my heart Queen Isabella What need Is thero of morof duko do Montpensicr Ah nol Flvo I cast away however disappointed these expecta- ¬ Fortuno thus wero wrong tions and gave birth to a family of no Should tho count thus onded bel less than five children Loves tics are too strong Six ho loves a dimpled smile The eldest daughter now Princess a blush Soven Bho loves Isabella widow of the royal suicide Eight both love a sweet look steals Count Girgcnti is known to this day in Oer tho fair faco flush Madrid as tho Herring Girl owing to Nino ho comes ho tarries ton Cloven ho courts but waltl tho fact that her father is supposed to Anxious search has failed to find havo been a good looking fisherman Tho seed where rests her fate who had attracted the queens notice Carefully sho looks them oer at a seaside resort while the paternity Then us brow grows light Twolvo ho marries Mercy I of the late King Alfonso was attributed Nearly dlod from fright to her majestys American dentist J O Robinson In Puck Queen Isabellas deposition was brpught about mainly by her attempt Tho Young Swpot Face to entrust the portfolio of minister of Tho following poem by Bishop Brooks published was in one never tho navy to her unworthy favorito Mar early beforebooks in whichfound jottod of his ho down noto Cadiz ex cook whom sho had thoughts and memoranda fori tho elevated from the kitchen to tho rank Along tho noisy city ways of marquis of Loja senator and gov- ¬ And In tho rattling city car On this dreariest of days ernor general of Madrid On tho resto- ¬ Porploxed with business frot and Jar ration of tho monarchy in 1874 King ¬ Alfonsos first act was to cast his mothWhen suddenly a young sweet faco Looked on my potulanco and pain ers lover into prison and to exile him And lent It somothlng of Its grace to the Manilla where the man died And charmed It Into peace again Although nearly as old as Queen Vic- ¬ great Tho day was justas bleak without toria Queen Isabella still affects My neighbors Just as cold within youth wearing a flaring red wig and And truth was Just as full of doubt an artificial complexion Tho world was Just as full of sin CANNON MAGNETS But in tho light of that young smile Tho world grew puro the hoart crew A Famous Ono Matlo by Col King at Wll warm letts lolnt And the sunshlno gleamed a little whllo Across tho darkness of tho storm Wo reprint from the Scientific Ameri ¬ can an illustration of Col Kings great I dlu not caro to seek her name magnet made several years ago at Wil I only said God bless thy llfo Thy sweot young praoe bo still the same letts Point fortification The magnet Or happy maid or happy wlfo core consisted of two old Rodman 15 Boston Transcript guns weighing 50000 pounds each inch ¬ What It All Means It was turned into a club footed magEach eve sho meets mo at the gato net by tho addition of many tons of Hor brow has roses on It heavy iron plates Tho coil consisted And for ono kiss sho gives mo eight of old torpedo cables 14 miles long carThat means an Easter bonnetl rying 20 to 25 amperes Tho armaturo Each dish that most delights my eyes consisted of 0 platform plates bolted The tablo has upon It And Dear try this and this sho cries I I ¬ A gray hand out of tho paling west Makes shadowy passes oer meadows green Tho frlghtenod oolor fades from their brost As life and lovo leave a soul to rest When the shadow of death Is scea The Coming of Might i Llko mens names except tho stories Told by tombstones when men die Boston Gbo Is Sho Fair Is sho fair not tho lily Is fairer Is sho sweet or tho rose has no scent Is she kind so her glances declare her Is she puro as a flower dew spront Some part of her beauty Is mortal Time flies and youth cannot be stayed But there glows In her oyo tho souls portal A luster that never shall fade Joseph B Glider In N Y Independent Where Ills Drnvory Forsook Him He had tramped the wilds of Africa and seen tho wild glraffo And had gazed on lions fierce with greatest brasbness no had listened with tranquillity 0 tho striped hyenas laugh And faced tigers with a courage that was rashness Ho had scrapped with big prlzo fighters in tho zenith of their famo And had fought a dozen duels with the great- ¬ est of temerity Ho had entered burning buildings and saved women from tho flamo v And had swam Niagaras rapids with celeri- ¬ ty Hod played quarter back at football and had como out safo and sound And had waded through gunpowder with a candle that was lighted Ho had rescued prisoned minors In tho caverns underground llghted And in scones ot slaughter ho was much ds That moans an Eastor bonnetl WHEN YOU u ft t tv hundred cigarettes a day To Cnnsu mptives In Portugal a married woman cannot As an honest remedy Foleys legally publish literary works without Honey and Tar does not bold out her husbands consent GoLDSJirrn received 00 for one of his false hopes in advanced stages but Have your Photograph made truthfully claims to give comfort and manuscripts A smglo copy of tho first relief in the very worst cases and in printed edition of it recently brought 90 at auction the early 61 ages to effect a cure NEW STUDIO CAnsiEN Sylva RC tho queen of Itou For sale by O K Wyly mania is writing according to Pierre Hardwick No 580 Fourth Avenue Loti a new drama to bo known as The In 1831 seventy families of cloth Burden of Life M BAUTIIELEMY SAINT EiLAIHE the makers from the Flanders settled in friend of Thiers is about to publish two England thick volumes on Victor Cousins PhiM Saint nilairo is ninety When ynu feel tired without spec losophy irl cfiuo tht indicates the need cf years old Prof Turner of England is mak crM Siripirilla ing a translation of tho Russian poets HOPKINSVILLE KY into his mother tongue Among tho Is tho finest Hotel in the South All iimi r ho shrinks from nnlf poots who will receive an English ren era improvements Steam Heat and Elect that cup of happiuiss dering aro Poushkln Larmantoff Nek uuLil Lights throughout away from his lips rasoff and Maikoff not only Robert Louis W Hates 2 to 350 por day Prehaps you would not think so left his memoirs Stevensona complete but also Hodges Co Managers but a very large proportion of dieease btit as yet unpublished story entitled in New York come from carlossness Besides this there Northern Lights about catching cold says Dr Cyrus aro two unfinished novels called re 3DH- - X XO Jb JUJiiX CS Edson It ie such a simple thing and spectively St Ives and Tho Lord so common that very few people unless Justice Clerk it is a case of pneumonia pav any Homicide from tho Anthropological A ney ruliubio ami safe toller for sap prooaxoes8tvecanty or painful men attention to cold New York is one View is tho cheerful title of a book by Kratlon Now used by over 80000 aA1 jm ladles Zuonthlr Tnvfcni Atat thpjM places on the Atlan Prof Perry soonto be published at Tuorgans Uewarooflmltatlonii Naraa of the healthiest many rin It contains tho results of his inm or u ox ol oeni tic Coat and jet there are ii5f r II euuivx iuuau wrapper noa to in cases of catarrh and consumption vestigations on nearly two thousand which have their origin in this negl- criminals and lunatics and has cighty ect-of the simple precaution of every nino maps showing the homicidal tensdfai iy R C Hardwick day life The most sensible advise dencies of tho various countries of Euis wheq you havo one get rid of it as rope ITCHING PILES soon as possible T3y all means do FAMOUS MUSICIANS Dr Edson does not not neglect it tell yoi how to cure a cold but we AdelinA Patti is cmraged for sis ointment willi Take Chamberlains Cough operatic performances at Covent Garden VMlTOM8 MoUtn lUkfaWKfJ Remedy luts It will relieve the lungs next summer tl wr fcy MiSwt UaUfl MNt st ajd expectoration open ihe secretions Two pieces for three viols composed Baiitj HttfitZotij and bonrffot a permanent cure by King IlonryVlJI werov played at a Ma41ufckrWlkfaaioi uillwMMrrw4tirUjLUTnferiIl4Mkl -- ale by R C For Hrdwiok concert m uvwfwu T - ilL IT r A Ed jlalofyin of flariv English nroiSo trlven t Sold bVBC HARDWICK LpiidonV v Genuine cashmere shawls were ported from Cashmere to Rome D 271 ex-¬ A LITERARY CHATTER a Eobert Louis Stevenson smoked LOUISVILLE WYBRANTS nlghtl That means an Eastor bonnetl Such kind attcntlonl Nover saw The llko Hoavens blessing on It God bless both wife and mothcr-ln-laThat means an Easter bonnetl F L Stanton In Atlanta Constitution w My slippers always aro in sight My smoking cap I don It Youre tired to Sho strokes my hair ElmmnrlnEr And his friends dared htm to When no ono know Just how tho cloth thats bullet proof would work He had worn It whllo tho maker experi J mented Thero was scarcoly a known danger his cour- ageous heart would shirk And tho moro the risk tho more ho was con- ¬ tented But ono bargain day whllo sauntering past a mammoth drygoods store When tho weathor was a swoltering and a try to pa3s tht women rouna tno aoor He refused for all his courage went mcrlng Charles J Colton in N Y Sun TA Magnanimity To tho ivy said tho oak Tlalf mv mnlnitv YOU cloak Half my power and pride efface You aro beauteous yet I vow That I tire through bolo and bough Of your burdening embrace FASIOUS CANNON MAGNETS Louisville Ky Hffiifc Latham b together A calculated force of 44800 pounds was insufficient to tear off tho armature tho chain used being broken by tho strain Five cannon balls of 825 pounds each were suspended like a chain from tho muzzlo of tho gun An iron spike placed against tho breast of a man standing three or four feet Off with his back to tho gun stood out straight It required the efforts of two men with a sudden jerk to pull away a Tho cntiro 25 ppund bar from the gun mass of iron including guns carriages armature etc weighs over 180000 pounds At a distance of 71 feet tho matrnotism of tho gun equaled that of tho earth n compass needle being de ¬ flected 45 degrees at a distance of 800 feet it was deflected 8 degrees Tho Lnrccst American Serpent From tho heaven3 a wild storm broke Gashed with lightning the grand oak Then In roars of wrath withdrew But the pitying Ivy twined Round tho great trees ruined rind And so veiled its blight from viowl Edgar Fawcett in Youths Companion Tnlry Fnddlng Although a fairys pudding It were shame If wo less dainty mortals could not claim Tho privilege of making It to eat For a dosscrt that queens might call a treat Put on ono quart of milk to boll Then stir Ono cup of sugar seo you do not orr With three fourths cupot butter to a cream Add twolvo woll boaten yolks of eggs Ycm She had not mourned llko us of riper years Her days had boon for laughter not for tears Few wero hor kindred In tho better land Yet death was drawing near with outstretched hand Oh for sonio dear one on tho other side To lead her safely oor tho darksome tldol Wo watohed hor fading dally from our sight Until at closo of a long summor night ah mo nrst rays or daybreak lit the gloom Sho asked Who aro theso people in tfit room Thon on hor features shone a brlghtenjngl change I As 11 tho facos wero no longer strango J Soon as tho angols wero familiar grgwnJ j Rejololng sho departed with her own No allons como to meet us when at list The weary pllgrlmago of lifo is past As tender lovo as waits us at our birth Attends tho parting from our homo on earth Frances L- - Mace In Youths Companion Hor Escort truo Incident 1 iu It Is extravagant Indeed deem Ah no Not in tho lavish summer Then bestow With these Ingredients a heaping oup Of flour With energy now beat It up And stir into tho boiling milk with slow And steady hand Thpn add tho whites like snow My Babys Hand What of all natures wonders can excol For pcrfoct curves and finish oxqulslto A little marvol ot an ocean shell With its soft tints of pink and pearly whltefi And in all nature whero Is ono who knows Aught elso that has a wondrous softness FEMALE PILLS srh I Qll rlLtoSWAYNEtO re Tho largest snako that was ever killed on tho American continent was that mentioned by Dr Gardner in his Tho snako book Travels in Mexico was dead when Dr Gardner found it and was lying in tho forks of a treo with its body full of arrows just as it had beon loft by tho Indians who dis ¬ patched it It was dragged into an opening by tho aid of four horses and was found to measure 87 foot in length A Sonalblo Swiss In daintiness that to a froth moro light Than maiden vanity youve beaten qutto Exhaustively Now bako it with much care In that doth often dwell tho vlrtuo raro In pudding dish placed also In a pan Of boiling water Sei vo It for tho man Who calls himself a pessimist Holl say For this ra suroly llvo another day G H Thayor in Good Uousokeeplnfl Then and Now Strong tender hands fond hands Such willing hands thoy never rest So patient over on tho quest For loving service Hands that know Soft ways of soothing pain and woe True loving faithful hands Old feeble hands dear handsi Soft folded they avalt the will That Boon rU 11 bid thcaUle moro stilL Fragrant to smell and velvet to tho touch know of ono thing which it seems to tno 1 Is far moro fair moro wondorf ully planned Than velvet roso or sholl from deep blue sea When tho small curvos and dimples sweot seo And kiss and claip and hold up close to tno The warm soft wonder ot my babys hand -- E B M6011vary In S B Times A As has tho petals ot a summer roso such I v u t- h7 yiw vr ha In Switzerland thero is a law by which railway and steamboat companies factory establishments etc arejlablo to indemnify their employes in case pf accidents or their widow 6r children In case of their death law -- KtoraellaX Ratabone Frail handi Jst btropg enpuglj tqJejgf Pure binds that sllpf rom our cams a To knock at Heaven dear bandfll H lnHrperiBMr But youve got to hunt tho honey Like the bees t If thoy Idled evory hour In tho shlno or in tho shower would they ovor And a flower In f ho breeaq Though tho stormy windtfs blowln Thore Is oapln tSpro is sowt An milk an honey fiowin -1 isn an- - rigati thVlwcaMioi xuVi t o brave tr But youre 1 one vnnr hti kKkkWj 11 II HuubAKIWIi i r g vy Tho worid is always sunny To the chap that has tho money Reason for It irrj AuBocmtatfMk 1 3 t 4 iMmMy Club tjio nauSiB of aMfeical club fdrmed by Mra J H- - AWletott ancl Misses Xillie JWaller Mamie Thompson Mattie Buckrfer Graco Donaldwri mdjBelleponaldson Prof Charles fcMaatructing- thej mombera and thoy armaking rapid progress Wall of the Mammoth Clothing and Shoo Company has re o urned from the east whore he had been fornoarly a month purchasing ftpripg goods Mr Wall laid in an immense stock and new goods will shortly begin to arriye Capt LeeHowell Gr P A of the Ii N railwayjspent Tuesday in the city The Capt has many warm friends here who are always glad to see him jMrs Jessie Storoy from Todd county is visiting her sister Mrs G-- lWttWiAmnclolm t m m v amk m f t a ai i b iianopr jj j - m a jiriu n is- - V fj i v7 v1 MrTJ Ji fh iff 4 svfy complete and awaits new Shoe Departmentis no wl have blazed the way of DrGoods an by every u i n iLJiflMt hammered down tlie prices so axx rnihw ftvnrir nnsisihlA wnv nfir1 rtn pvprv ocaanuih department we can promise the peoplfa great sayings ih their Shoe biUaiid th67 A thoroughly dependable line pMens highest satisfaction in fit style Ladies and Childrens Shoes at Pleasing Prices backed by iyjiaanteewhlcii means all that the vord does in itsfuilest sense and sustained by- - our priciple of strictly honorable dealing with all alike TRY US ii 9uronderful Jiwcein J 4 t yourrdM irj7 vt- - --v i h VLl if nurraHHiir inikw I mii wvr anetir t HERE AND THERE Miss Mnttlo Tuckor Entertains p JStRs which iet 6LM jrK onXv- - fi 1 fl iVv 0 v v y x iiiiiihiiiiiihiiiii ina y lovely River Wallace Smith has gone to Hender Side the home of Mr and Mrs W Ham sac ks for sale at this office son to accept a position with the Jg Tupkprflear the city was Jbrilli A holiness meeting Ib in progress af nnfclv Gleaner illuminated waiting with lios- Canton Mka Kae Wooldridgeleayes Sattr citable doors aiar to receive The Fruit Dentist office over Brownie Band ttose queer and Dr day for Birmingham to visit her sis- ¬ City B N Hopkinsville Ky Bank ter Mrs Hillman quaint little folks who by their sun To RENT two rooms Apply to Mrs ny piesence transform this stern old Mr John Hill and wife of Dixon S A Weller South Virginia St world into Fairy land and make tare visiting the family of Mr J D Beginning Mar 1st I will sell coal believe that trouble and care are on ¬ HilL exclusively for cash E L Foulks Mr H M Frankel left for the Born To the wife of Mr C H ly great ugly hobgoblins and therefore should be spurned by all sensi east this week to buy now goods Bush a fine girl Wednesday morn When we happen to be ble fairies Mrs W D Cooper of Lafayettef ing the happy recipients of a visit from FOR RENT on South Virginia was in town Wednesday Btreet a desirable place house of 8 this elfin band they mako us believe Mr Jim Blain of Dawson visited rooms large yard and garden and all of Gods creatures to lie true W W Ware in the city Wednesday all kinds of fruit beautiful and good and as their exMr J A Oswald of Nashville is Dr A P Campbell has resumed ample is bo jolly we should Etrive to his practice and also has secured the imitate Miss- Mattie in the city on u visit Brownies right to extract teeth by the painless Tucker the lovely little dark eyed Mrs L Nash has returned from a process Offico over Bassett Coe hostess acted he part beautifully and visit to Louisville Wanted Gentleman or lady to sell the Brownies all agreed that she Mr Webb C Bell has returned Dobies Aluminum Coffee Econo mizer Fits any pot saves one third was the reigning queen of the evefrom Baltimore Co ning An elegant luncheon was Mr M Gant returned to Owens the coffee Arthur L Dobie tf served about 10 oclock and the mer- ¬ Grant building Atlanta Ga boro yesterday The handsome new clock which ry band reluctantly dispersed after adorns the lobby of the post office thanking Mr and Mrs Tucker and MATBIMONIAI was the gift of Mr W H Olvey the Mr Lemuel D jeweler whoso thoughtfulness will be their adored hostess for a very deJones Piokabd evening Those present Jones of Columbus Kansas and appreciated by all the patrons of the lightful were Misses Belle Edmunds Sallie Miss Ida May Pickrd of Herndon office Mary were married at the Methodist church Tho postmaster says the new time Richards Nettie Edmunds Annie Gaines Bessie Herndon in Herndon at 7 oclock Wednesday card for the arrival and departure of evening Rev John O Smitbson of ¬ the mails just issued works most sat- Richards and Lucy Edmunds Masisfactorily and the lobby is now ficiating Mr Jones is a gontleman kept clearat all times and after a ters Hugh Massey Powell Parker of pleasing address and stands high short while he expects no further an- Eland Zimmer Arthur Crumbaugh Herbert Richards Hugh Martin and in the community where he lives His noyance Herbert Fruit E bride is a step daughter of Mr J A Dr Spm J Baker Specialist Myers and is quite popular in South diseases of Eye Ear Throat and Nose The Modern Way Christian where she is known and Eyes tested with fiuHt French trial Commends itself to the well informed Spectacles furnished esteemed for her many lovable aud case made free Taliaferros to do pleasantly and effectually what Office over Wallace The drug store Lady ulte idant Hours was formerly pleasing traits of character done in the crudest Kkntuokun congratulates Mr Jones 9 to 4 disagreeablyas well To manner and upon winning eo charming a bride SH H C Myers of Kelly Ky cleanse the system and break up and extends its best wishes to the are offering to sell their fine imported colds headaches and fevers without j ick Linden HO and a few young unpleasant affects use happy couple the delightful Also a very ready lor Catce Reeves Mr Jas M Cayce jacks combined service saddle liquid laxative remedy Syrup of Fige tine a prominent South Christian farmer and harness stallion registered in R Department of Public Instruction and Mrs Ada Reeves of CovingtoD S H S B Good young mules tak Feankfort Ky March 7 1895 Ky were married Tuesday Elder T en iu part payment To county superintendents D Moore of this city officiating Intliam8 Spring Stock Ladies aud gentlemen Mr C M Latham has returned The State treasurer is now assured Pbof Culik of tho museum of iirchnjology of tho University of Penn from New York and his new goods that by the 1st of April he can honor Bylvania states that football originated are being opened and arrauged upon warrants for half of balanco yet due with the Chinese Tho game was pop the shelves for the spring tradp By our teachers He cannot oonfidentlv ular in China and Japan as early as tho next week everything will be in readi- ¬ promise that the remainder can be sovonth or eighth century ness for the seasons business No paid before the 1st of July In New York city there aro 3500 physicians for 3000000 of people whilst mn understands better the wants of Please to give notice at once to all In China there aro for about 400000000 the Hopkinsville trade than Mr Lath ¬ coucerned and advise them that of people only about 100 physicians am He stands in the very front Lizard wine is said to be a tonic and rank in all that it takes to constitute nothing which it was possibly to do in their interest has been neglected s euro for many diseases of the eye For tho brewing of this decoction moro the model merchant He buys his here Yours truly than 100000 dried lizards are annually own goods from the best of stockp Ed Pobter Thompson exported from Pakhoi in China spending weeks in New York every Superintendent season aud many of bis fine goods f To the teachers of Christian county are imported directly to till his or- The above circular letter explains di rh placed in advance His store itself I regret exceedingly that the room one of the handsomest in the condition of the state treasury should citj is always made attractive require the teachers to wait for any Goods are displayed in the most ar- part of the salary due them still as tistic manner his corps of salesmen all of you know it is a matter beare polite and courteous to all and yond tho control of the county super- ¬ the one idea that is kept always to intendent Ninety per cent of the the frout is that honest dealiugis the money duo the teachers through- ¬ best policy in the mercantile busi- out the State has already been paid ness The people know from years the half of tho balance due which is of txpprienco that Mr Latham never to be sent by April 1st will still leave msiepieseutHHe tell his patrons can- ¬ a balance of five per cent didly junt what they are buyiug and Remember that April 1st id the no mercLant iu Kentucky has a limit time for sending in the examina KNOWLEDGE higher standing for reliability This tion papers on the Reading Circle Brings comfort and improvement ant to personal enjoyment whei seat ou he has purchased largely in work I trust that all of our teach tends rightly ugea The many who live bet anticipation of the general revival of ers are interested iu this work and ter than others and enjoy lifo more with but inefs that is confidently looked will receive certificates let each one less expenditure by moro promptl adapting the worlds best producto to for this spring Not only in staple do his or her part in helping to make tho needs of physical being will attest lines and dress Roods but iu many burs the banner courjty of the State tho vaiuo to health of the puro liquid new things and in every brauch of in this regard Very truly laxatiyo principles embraced in the his business has his discriminating Katie MoDahiel Co Supt remedy Syrup of Figs Jts excellence is due to its presenting tahtu been displayed in securing the March 1895 in tho form most acceptable and pleas¬ new htofk His assortment of car Ex Governor Bob Taylor will de- ¬ ant to tho taste the refreshing and truly pets is especially attractive aud unu beneficial properties of vU perfect kn liver his latest lecture The New Fid- ¬ ative effectually cleansing the system sually large His stock is varied dle and the Bow at Trenton on the disnelline cold3 headaches and fevers furnish to suit every one from tho evening of April 2 This new lecture nd permanently curing constipation idiouB customer to the bus is composed of choicest selections of It Has given sausiacuon v-- inimou iiu m int Os in search of a substantial bis three old lectures and is said to medica ijjH8 man fmet with the approval of tho Tickets have be very fine profession because it acts onthe Kid matting for bis office Iu novoItin befn placed on Bale at the already Bank of that will phase the ladies no house in Trenton and many seats have been eiung them and it isperfectly free troui th cjty carries a more comprehen ¬ taken at this early date The pros- vevcry ohjectionablojsuhatance byall drup- - sive stock than Mr Latham in peojs are very flattering for a full flvrnn of JBWisJortsale house on the occasion 50c andJl H b man Sutured by theldpfermjSFiK Syrup fact every department to isbe replete State Senator Tipton AMiller of found on every with the choicest goods rt kiiilvwhoSftXnanieispi also theharae 9 in New York Do not fail to see bis Calloway was in tho city this week ETtefc goods tkitt mm i now being daily j- - in h fTTCjJl m lt informed JJi -- tbfi interest of his candidacy for r tj vT tv iVtSfliiy K- n may iv muii 7 - tn railroad commissioner tS A U 0 sWs- y A3 Ww Southall Saturday evening blocks from the eoarthousp This de ¬ of the California Ram ¬ light folly located home has 6 bed bler Kacing Team on rooms 8 bath rooms kitchen dining February 9fch rode a room and store room Largo con 1 stable venient cemented cellar mile on a fine carriage house also a neat and comfortable cottage on premises rent Copper--Rim- of same pays taxes Fine grape ar bor and strawberry garden Fruit trees of all kinds some bearing two in the remarkable time of lots one 114J feet wide facing Main Hq was paced 1 street and 250 feet deep and the by a Kambler Quadrup- ¬ other 28i feet wide and 66 feet deep Worth 6000 will sell for 4500 S2- let 500 cash and lien on place for bal- ¬ ance or will exchange for a small cottage and a cash difference T M EDMUNDSON are the fastest bicycles Hopkinsville Ky 4 Heres For Sale An elegant two story residence on North Main street three a Bargain Edwattis Rambler l31j Plows- Gearing farming imple- ¬ ments farm bells paints window glass awnings cutlery tools of all lands and a complete line of Hardware and Guns 5 Repairing a Specialty C3--CLS Ramblers STo ULELer L N 4 overdue and unless they are paid by April 1 1 shall advertise the property for sale L C Cravens City Collector NOTICE City Taxes for 1893 City taxes for 1893 are long since built Ride the winning Wheel MEADOR TIME TABLE THOMPSON 8 No 52 S8 No 61 No 53 No 68 No 61 SxS Fast Mall Nashvlllo Accom St Louis Express W TRAINS dOINO NORTH TRAINS GOING ioto pm SOUTH t62am iwp m I want every man and woman States Interested in the Opium in tho United and Whisky habits to hfcvo one of my books on these dis ¬ eases AUdrces B it Woolloy Atlanta Ga Sox 882 and one will be sent yon free Eggs Eggs Barred Plymouth Minorcas and Brown for 15 Orders booked ruary delivery Stock of guaranteed purity Buff Leghorns SI for 18 Mbaoham Co St Louis Express 486am Nashville Accomodation 5 S5 a m St Louis Mail 3pm Nashvlllo Accommodation does not run on Eggs I Sunday North bound St Rocks Bbok trolns have through Louis and Chicago fast trains solid and sleepers to Chicago and St Louis 1 Leghorns Fast Lino stops only at important stations ud crossings Has through Pullman sleep now for Feb- ¬ ers to Atlanta Ga Agents J MADAMAent gr Chango in Tfme 0 hio -- Valley Railway Taking Effect Sunday Sept 23rd 1894 TRAINS GOINO SOUTH No 2 Daily STOVES best stook Tho Mall Express four-year-o- ld Our splendid young Jack Day Star will make the present season on the Locust Grove farm near the Watkins farm The Square postoffice at 10 to insure mare with foal Money due when mare proves to be Day Star is in foal or is transferred points is 15J a black jack with white hands high and four years old W AtMASON TINWARE ROOFING Evansvllle Henderson Corydon Morganfleld PeKofen Sturgis Everything in the Tinware line cheap as Marlon dirt Princeton Cerulean Springs Gracev Ar Hopkinsville NORTH Call on us for Roofing and Guttering of tho city Stoves andiUNGKs in Cv 680am 717am 742am 818am No 4 Daily Mail Express 880pm 420pm 444pm 84aamJS63pm 9lamjO03pm 040 amV664pm 1057 am ll49am 1210 pm BOUND U 88 a m 8 S8 6i5pm V 755pm pm 853pm 9i5pm PUMPS Best pumps in themarkef Forcepumpg bucket pumps all kinds of pumps BM RFPAIR WORK Special attention to Repairing Dally No 8 Dally Mall Express Mall Express 5 45 a m lv HopkwisvlUe 2 45 p m Princeton 6C5pm 715am Marlon 814 a m 603 pm DeKoven 017 am 7o7pm Morganfleld 064a m 742 pm Corydon 1025 am 8l5pm Henderson 1050 am 840 pm Ar Evansvllle 1185 am 980 pm No 1 SPECIAL LOCALS We yBggJjES LOCAL FRKIUMT Are Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky Opposite Hotel Latham Advertising JBjSL GEOW FOR YOUNG AGT HATCHING Lv Princeton 715am Ar Hopkinsville 1000am Lv 500 pm Ar Princeton i 780p m UNIONTOWN BRANCH Ar Morganfleld Daily lv Unlontown South Bound Daily North Bound Dally 1000 am 750 pm 1025 740am o05am 480pm 500pm The old reliable Furniture dealers nnd undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Mopkinsviue Ky And so Grover has gone a Ashing And weve heard from old Japan Shes giving China n Hoking But were still at the same old stand Lv If you doubt it come and see for yourselves And examine our shop made furniture and be astonished at he low prices we are selling it for FROM Pure Bred Light Brahma and Buff Leghorns ArUniontown K M Sherwood Agt Morganfleld am B Hopkinsville Ky 8l5pm PMjtohkll G PA SOUTH KY POULTRY Indian Games 15 eggs J K G ant Hopkinsville Ky YARDS Dressmaking Grrand Spring- Opening By Herschel Renshaw and Nichols up stairs next to THimSIlAV MAUCH 14 Bowles Haydens photograph gal lery Both ladies are experience O- - IVtoore The L W Haspkb Whinkey is famous for its magnificent bouquet HOPKINSVILLE KY Will sell at a bargain my elegant its rich flavor its medicinal properties its power to drive away menial and residence ou South Main street physical languor nnd can be secured A W Pvle Nc w is the time to Back your hams in any quantities from W R Long Call at this office and bo supplied Hopkinsville Ky with the best sacks on the market THEY ARE GOING Mrs Black Langshans and Light BraiimaslScggs 2 No bettor inor expensive blood on earth than flows in my birds DEATH TO LICE 25o TO 1 a box 5 3J 80 Carl 1 Miss in 5 the Morris Oohen stock of goods from his assignee I offer same at reduced pri- ¬ ces For bargains in all kinds of goods call next door to First National Bank FANNY OOHjEJST the business All the latest styles Fancy millinery and notions Bran new stock everything new and upto nnd work guaranteed date Spring styles colors and novelties in great varieties The ladies of Hopkinsville and vicinity are invited to call and see the many lovely goods we tave to offer m Haying purchased HOTEL LATHAM BLOOK- Flrst door to th right of main entrance X nnrrnr J SAJtZiiliUAS r 1 Good i thins to eaT r can always be found in the Variety Dressmaking After March 1 my dressmaking rooms will be located oyer Mrs Laynes millinery store and I will be pleased to have the ladies call on me when in need of anything in ray line Mim Mast Kbknbdt and are Received Daio 1 f Mbci lt i D I Merritt Co 14 iJ 1 luwtf r I ft4 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