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Digital page images are linked to the text file. vxil I 11WMP1 l SlAJKk inifcMM rt linn m iiMJWMiiii iiT j H 3-XVH- 1 JODR1115I1ULE BBr BBH V zmmmtmr L89ft i QlgUglA IN The 8nrlncrtlmo JewclorJ tiotei Latham gsssssEsesejeJie IKE N tflXIT HOPKINSVILLE KY I a m OIIJIOIIS TUESDAY MAECH 19 CREAM OF NEWS r1T1SNEWTTHUETHSCOLUMM NO 23 END OF THIED WEEK CIRCUIT COURT ACAIN ON COMMON- Â¬ WEALTH GASES J oUfliG AUTuJlCb n 1 T j drbroadusdead The Famous Loulsvlllo Trencher Dies Af t cr n Short Illness ofTnnuinonla of Spring ISTovelties in Din Apt PlflTIMP Aau1 Wf iiiUAiiuiuiiuim have just been Received Also the new Spring Shapesin r 0 wa cabooio nobbestoro Failure nt Howell Fruit Prospocts-A- sfllgnwent ot Clarksvllle Rnlso More d- i DERBY AN THAT Tlie latest colorings in m And the prettiest line of 9 ore LifliM Shirts K you evei beheld ZDxefe in a rxd See Tliem Wo taking better stock to fill in as we sell out and receiving new goods every day VV We continue to sell all winter goods at li O uit Frles Go down another notch and Harness is lower than ever Be sure you see us before these prices are out JL a AAi Saddles YOST Irish Potatoes Price Keith the well known pro duco dealers of Chicago in a circular to the trade give these interesting facts about that much neglected tuber the Irish potato We ought to raise more Irish potatoes in this country Nearly every year the people of the United States import potatoes from European countries the home supply seldom being equal to the demand During the year 1891 the imports were 2868221 bushels at a cost of 51205416 against 4061359 bushels worth 1998 708 for 1893 All this in spite of the fact that for the nine years 1880 to 1888 the aveiage yield of potatoes was 763 bushels per acre and the yield in 1891 was 623 bush els per acre worth 53 cents per bushel This would give a gross average value to the crop of 33 per acre last year against 5648 per acre for the wheat crop The crop of Germany in 1891 was the enormous quantity of 1239704884 bushels of potatoes and if we assume a value per bushel equal to that in this country the potato crop of Germany last rear would be worth 8657043588 a sura more than seven times the value of our own crop of potatoes and equal to the combined value of all the wheat cotton oats and buckwheat produced in the United States in 1891 Per haps there is an object lesson somewhere in the figures for American farmers to ponder over If thin is not made visible to them by the facts and figures here set forth there is little virtue in statistics so far as the farm- Â¬ ers are concerned There is no bettor place in the world to raise potatoes than Western Kentucky as the exhibitsat the county fairs every year plainly prove In spite of this our Christian county farmers do not raise enough to supply the homo market Carloads of potatoes aro shipped into this county every year and they aro now selling at SI 20 per bushel and frequently sell as high as 175 Broaduo the famous Baptist preacher died Saturday morning at Louisville He had been Buffering foi several days from pneumonia which combined with a chron Â¬ ic derangement of the heart was the causo of his death John Albert Broadus was bora in Culpepper county Virginia January 24 1827 He completed his educa- Â¬ tion at the university of Virginia and for two years taught there as assistant professor of ancient languages He belonged to the Baptist denomina Â¬ tion and his first pastoral work was in Charlottesville In 1879 the Southern Baptist Theological semina Â¬ ry Greenville SC nowiu Louisville called him to the chair of the New Testament interpretation aud homil etif s Ho has published The Preparation and Delivery of Sermons a series of papers on Recollections of of Travel lectures on The History of Preaching Three Questions on the History of Preaching Com mentiry on Matthew and Sermons aud Addresses The first book mentioned in the list has been largely adopted as a text book in tho theological schools Dr Broadus was considered the finest Greek and New Testament critic in his d nomination in the south He was twice married and leaves two children by bis first and four by his second wife who also survives him He was buried at Cave Hill Sunday Rev C H Nash who was one ot his pupils made his death the subject of his discourse Sunday morning at the Baptist church A Dr John Last Week taken up With Civil and Equity aintters Same Jury Still nt Work Very few cases haye been decided last report Our or two causes took up most of the week Eght old equity causes were strickÂ¬ en from the docket Seventy five cases were continued Bince till the June term W R Long ys city of Hopkinsville Dismissed at plaintiffs ccst Clarence Cash vs town of Crofton Dismissed without prejudice P A Cushmuu vs Jas Sneller Co verdict for defendans for 12 J W Cayce vs J M Anderson dimr4d ietlsd A Muslcsil Prodigy Some icitchen Loft Little Miss Virginia Mayes daughter of Mr aud Mrs Hugh Mayes is a real prodigy She is not three years old but her singing would do credit to a young lady At the college con cert recently she sang a solo in the most finished munner She has the true musical instinct of time so rare in children and even in grown people without aFsidious cultivation It is difficult in listening to her sweet voice to realize that she is only a cunning little tot of Ipp than throe summers She will be given every advantage nd great thinga aro pre dicted for her by her admiring friends Princeton Banner Danl Stepp vs Edward Moss ma Â¬ jority verdict for defendaut Geo O Thompsons Ex vs J E McUarrolJ Wm Taylor vs Morris Cason Francis Brothers vs Wm Bruce aud Mrs E J Fleming y Jap D Coleman all dismissed set tied Jas C Crowley ve E M Hen dricks Doc Baker vs Fannie Baker aud Malinda Washington vs Marion Washington dismissed without prej- Â¬ udice Five eases dismissed settled The trial of Wm Naple charged with assault and robbery claimed the attention of the court yesterday morning and was given to the jury at noon but a verdict had not been reached when we went to press In the afternoon the case of R W Cooley charged with breaking open a store house was taken up Attorney Frank Rives made his maiden speech Friday in a common law cae and acquitted himself very credit ably though it was not a caso that gave much room for speaking His manner before the jury was dig Â¬ nified earnest and sslf possessed Mr W L T Fowler the young lawyer from Macedouia who was li- Â¬ censed this month is the attorney for the defense in the 510000 dam ago suit against Barrett McKuight with- Â¬ out aay ligal assistance The answer he has filed is highly complimented by some of the older members of tho bar Store House llurned LvI i iA Stf JiW T i i STERLING SILVER Is the Proper Tiling Veil Clasps Now in Tie HalderP Hat Markp Key Chains Coat Hangers Pen Knivep Bait Pins Chain Braceep Hat Pino Hair Pinp Belt Buckles Czarinas Mr W H Whitlow the largest peach grower in Christian county has shown us samples of twigs from his orchard and an examination discloses the fact that a good many fruit buds are still alive In somo twigs half a dozen buds aro found but on most of them will be found two or three that escaped With no further bad luck there will bo a fair crop on Mr Whitlows trees Mr Chas Kuight of this city who also has a large or chmd says lie finds enough live buds on his trees to insure a good light crop Other growers however report no live buds at all aud it will bo necessary to wait about ten days until the trees bloom to tell what pro portion of the crop escaped Tho Kiger Case Alllrmed The Tennessee Supreme Court Thursday affirmed the sentence of tweuty years imprisonment imposed on Clarence D Kiger for the murder of W B Smith at Muffreasboro last year Kiger will therefore have to serve out the eeutence in the Nash ville penitentiary Kiger was raised in Logau counly but at one time lived in this city and was a printer by trade Recently he escaped from the jail in Nashvile but was captured a lew wepks afterward aud just as lie was about to leave for New Mexico Hon O ar Clay at Cndlz fe 4- i JHPW k0 Hi Sterling F Boaumout dealer ia gents furnishing goods Cmrksvilie madn an assign tueut last Friday naming B L Rice of that place as- Â¬ signee Liabilities about 3000 as Â¬ sets considerably more Poor colec- Tried to Get Out tious and inability to nitut Eastern Pervey Long col obtaining money bills as a consequeuce precipitated under falso pretuse and Wm Glov- the failure er col hog stealing two of the pris The genius of the smuggler is a oners in the county jail weiedetected very remarkable thing by Jailer Williamson in an ntPinpt One of the most amusing stories to Miw out of their pell last wok of smugglers is that told by an Eng- Â¬ They were in tho same cll with mur lishman who imported into his own CHINA FIUEdereis Pete Mays aud Ed WooldriJgt country a number of fino fat geese ItoliliciP tlio Caboose Thosu interested invited to oil STUDIC at Residence South Mrfin St Last Thursday uight thieves brolo Ttoy made tin saw out of a pipee of at tho Christmas season many Tuny years ago One of thutn hav Â¬ N caboose iron from the instep of a shoe open tho d or of an L had bawed one of tho bars partially ing excited the suspicions of the in- Â¬ was standing in tho jards at which FRANK RIYES spectors by its wonderful weight Guthrie while somo switching was n two was killed and opened upon which Uurglars nt Canton being dono and carried off two suits iTlwas discovered say the chroni- of clothes and a lot of rubber cloth Eq W J Fuqtias general imjf that thero was concealed within J number of small dutiable arti Â¬ W Oifice with udgeitli and Landes In the ing tho property of tho binkoiKon cuaudisf store at unton Trigg coup ilolianlel ljlock corner Main working on I ho Memphis lino Spec- ty has again been burglarizid This cles Tlie rest of the flock having Mhwa t iTU iMr4AMtMMbiMbM0w ial agents were on hand Friday tnorn f the fourth time in the pat few been similarly inspected it was iugtbut as yet no clue has been ob oar0 The thievt n made very f mall found thai their bvytfor had com tiunedus to tho id nt ty of tho rob- Ihauls the last three times but trot pelled tho unhappy birds to swallow ELfCIBOPOISEfi bers I ho polico in tho various towns awiy with a very large amouut of a large quantity of bluff upon which arouud have becu notified aud tho cash tha first time There is no cli o thero was a heavy duty and which iufree RENTED MOS FOR guilty parties may yet bo caught to the ksfc robbery and it ia not lik wpuld have all com ilAl foj hadt not luiiiusii guusv iwn The clothing taken was valued at y hat they will ever be brought to1 Miss Alattie U Buokner Agent Hopkinsville Kentucky nlnnt XnO w w t4l Gardner who had been conducting a general merchandise storo at Howell for somo time filed a deed of assignment last Thursday for GONDY tho benefit of his creditoi 8 His lia- Â¬ GRAVES bilities aro something over 2000 while his assets aro considerably more Poor collections caused Mr Gardner to take tho step Ho had been dong some credit business and was unable to realize on his accounts Mr Gardner is a veiy popular gentleman and good merchant and it is Lessons given in Oil nd China Painting to bo hoped that ho may arrange his busiuess affairs in a satisfactory Drawing in Charco U Crayon Pastel etc manner to all parties concerned Jessou Hours tcm 0 to 12 A M WE HAVE THEM AT THE RIGHT PRICE LIU k lulluro ut Howell Mr J D JEWELERS Hou Cassius M Clay jr Democratic caudidato for governor spoke at Cadiz Thursday to a good crowd and was given a most enthusiastic reception Mr Clay passed through this city Thursday night spending tho night at Hote Latham and leav ing on the early train for Horse Cave Ho visited where ho spoko Friday in tho first district several counties aud feels confident that he will carry a number of them Yesterday morning about 3 oclock the store hou3e aud contents belong- Â¬ ing to Elijah Givenp col situated on the corner of Second aud Jackson G ir Â¬ Btreets W39 consumed by fire ons had just received a new stock of groceries on Saturday and his loss wLl probably rfach 700 He had 250 insurance with H V Breathit which will hardly cover more than one third of his loss It is not known how tht lire originated but Giveus is of t e opinion that it was sot by an incendi- Â¬ ary as there had been no fire about the place Bince he closed the house Saturday night The fire department was promptly on hand but as the building was a frame structure the fire had mado such htadnay tb nothing could bo saved excepting Givens dwelling house which wus situated near by Clurksvllle Assignment MAIN ST udr i7 a Mrs J E Dabney D- Hopkinsville V Ky ita s T - i 4 S10 ni HOPBLINSVILLE KENTUCKIAN eordin to th Mtiuate of the dlrcatwr of tho mint thoy would find n The Cry of Danger to the labile Trcniar difficulty in repairing the loss rreat After Should Not rrlghUn ItimotnUUta to as DrAPPIBMAN the widely known special tho reserve had been restored tha Abandonment of Their Demand 1st after years of study as so perfected his system of mail treatment that he can now Tho bimotalliats of tho country and treasury would pay out as much gold assure the sick and BufTerlusr a permanent their representatives In congress in its ordinary dlsbursoments as U r cure at their homes at a price hat is aston iihlngly low Thousands are availing- them Ehould not allow themselves to bo driv colved and the banks would be thtrtby selres of this golden opportunity and hun Â¬ en to nn abandonment of their demand enabled to meet the wants of their Im Â¬ dreds of testimonials are on file showing the fficacy of the treatment or even to a compromise with It by th porting customers with the same os NEATS specious cry of danger to tho treasury as they did up to three years ago when All Chronlo BJ and menace to our credit We feat nearly all the duties were paid in gold CRses TreataOrwA that those who are in favor of th With the treasury thu6 fortified the CATAFIRH B E A H I V6 COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS BRONCHIAL ANB LUNO abundant use of both gold and silver disposition of tho banks to hoard gold TnOUBLEeHEArlTaTOM as money have already lost something would cease to exist rand they could BUST BLOOD VXmiSTSB ACH KENTUCKY LlVin ANB BOWCL HOPKINSVILLE BIBIAOMErILtPBy riTU by passiveness They have folt that have no more motive for objecting to Good Rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night SpecUl rates to Commer however NKHVBUS EXHAUSTION supply gold to those whose buslnesa XTt THE WORLD hopeful they might bo about RHEU Â¬ SKIN OIBCABCB abaca Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES the sentiment of the two houses of con needed it than thoy would have to pay MATISM ANB NEURALGIA Compounded of natures great in any other form of currency gress on the subject there was a presi Â¬ The best and most scientific treatment for est curative herbs Successful for The president is doubtlesB correct In B T Gbant W T Giiant Propr dential wall against silver that could all reMALE Diseases LlerKS 20 vears in the cure of all diseases Formerly with Alexander E B Baldwin not bo scaled within tho coming two Baying that a simple increase of reve Â¬ Quick and pirmaneat cures guaranteed New treatment for P1LUB and UICURS years and under the6o circumstances nue will not cure the troubles but arising from impure blood Ask Young or old men suffering from kidney they havo been too tolerant of the there can be no question that it would lor Weats aiJ take no other BLOOD POISON- BLADDER VRINArir BIBEABEB proposition that somo radical changes very greatly help to do so With thoÂ¬ ino weakness br EXHAUSTION actually re to vigor health and happiness stored in tho currency system must bo made expenditures of tho government run Â¬ Dr Appleman has associated with him a full staff of expert specialists who carefully con- on lines that give consideration to only ning constantly in excess of tho renEASONdNBLE RATES me proper rem Â¬ tho deficit increasing every Neata BaroapariUa ia for nolo by eiucr eacn case ana prepareoolnlon rnBE bv ono metal Thoy have been informed ceipt and edies Consultation and month to bo provided for by borrow- Â¬ mail Treatment furnished at the low much OORNBB TWELFTH AND MAIN STREET sKY with silver prcsumptionthat they cant ing it is impossible to maintain confi- Â¬ R C Hnrdwick druggist get and that they must turn 2 TO 3 PER MONTH their attention to saving tho country dence In tho ability of the governmentÂ¬ HOT AND COLD BATHS BAR BARBER SHOP Write us freely and fully and enclose stamp to moot its obligations and the presiijamborlaina Sya and SMa for symptom blank No I Catarrh No a For without it Men No 3 For Women Address Wo maintain that the country is not dent is mistaken in assuming that tho Oiatment THE APPLEMAN MEDICINE CO A certain euro for Chronic Boro Eyes in dire danger It is depressed on ac apprehension now existing and con CHICAGOIt count of the policy against silver but stantly increasing as to our financial ffettor Salt Known Scald Head Old 573 E 43d STi ability does not rest upon calculation Chronic Soros tho government credit is good and tho Fever Sores Eczema remedy for present evils is easy There of our revenues and that tho tlmo Itch Prairio Scratches Sore Nipplea is a temporary deficiency in tho reve has passed when tho eyes of Investors nnd Piles It is cooling and soothing k nue at which nobody who has given abroad and our people at home wero Hundreds of cases havo been curod bv fixed upon the revenues of this govern Â¬ H attention to the legislation of tho last IhsXSjBV It may bo admitted that this it after all other treatment Laa failaa year ought to bo surprised A great ment OK EYE is not tho solo causo of apprehension It Is put up in 23 and ti J cent bozasu deal of internal revenue was lost through anticipation of tho now law but the fact that tho government is R 0 Ui i k getting financially It was the same with sugar and other steadily condition worse offas promises is such and the articles We shall soon have recovered a further increase of the public debt CURES NOTHING BUT PILES from thubc conditions and thou tho certainly exerts an Influence in creat law will in all probability yield an ing os m 135F ft distrust There cannot be a reason- Â¬ SURE and CERTAIN CURE abundance of means for running tho known for 15 years as tho 20ycairiu Louisville Ky now at government on fairly economical lines able doubt that if congress adopted measures for bringing tho revenues up BEST REMEDY for PILES The present disparity between receipts Intl 26G e Gakst and expenditures can bo easily removed to tho expenditures there would bo sold nTAzjsRxraoxsTS A ugaarY allotted and legally qiuUSed hyilcUn tndthl realized an immediate good effect upon ST10UI3 PretueibTSIcnSBSOlT MED by a littlo legislation that will not bo mou ixctu ai hU PraUu6 will proTe gwNatNaJeVsaa5SeWsNs confidence More revenue and tho pay Â¬ all formoof PRIVATE in tho nature of general tariff revision Oiff ClCOtfAO aatl SEXUAL DlSi If tho leadersin all parties in congress ment of import duties in gold would EASES give the treasury tho needed relief BEST IN QUALITY JOST IN QUANTITY have not the common sense and patriot Spermatorrhea youth Impolonoy and texuil ciccixi In mi la fiertsult oficlfab easily rnqke provision for the though it would seem hardly possible isni to turtr jciif H otUr caused nud producing aomeof thefol to loirg effect Niircusacsd Seminal Kmluions night rmli exigencies of tlio moment then tho now to avoid anothor issuo of bonds de- Â¬ rluui by driMnu Dunneu or Sight Defcctlre lltmcry Pay tfcal Decaf lliuplel on Face A re nion to Society of Femalel people of the United States havo abun restore tho gold reserve which has Confusion of Ldcaa Jo c Sexual lower Ac renderlo aro thoroughly and perma marriage Improper or unhatipr dant reason to pray for dellveranco clined to a lower point than at any cure nently cured RVpH TT IS rllv nl 1870 from their so called statesmen If other time since resumption in HOil SSSlSi1 frorutua ayatem Gonorrhea Omaha Ileo Orchitis Hernia or KupturVj Stricture GLEET matters come to the very worst rilea and other prlvats diseases quid ty cured It U self evident that a phy ticlan vbo payi special attention in respect to revenue tho diffi Â¬ to a certain ctass of diseases and treatiog thousands annu COIN IS GOLD ally acquires great skill culty can be bridged by tho issuo of a rhysiciasa knowltg this fact often recommend persons to my care When It Is lnconrenlentto few more bonds This suggestion cer- Â¬ That Is What tho Law Means When It Tiitt the city for treatment medicines can bo cent prtrately and tartly by mall or eipreit anywhere Stipulates Payment in Uold tainly should not shock this administra- Â¬ FOR YEARS Cures Guaranteed in all Casoa A Now York financial nowspaper tion but the issue will not bo neces- Â¬ nnuortalcon Has lod all WORM Remedies Col3iuUoqi personally or by letter free and lnrltei sary if both parties in congress act in publishes a letter from a prominent Cnirgec reasonable and correspondence strictly confidential EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED1 accordance with tho commonest inter- business man containing statements in COUNSELOR PRIVATE addreu soia imuaaisTa as follows Prepared by pretation of their oaths of office Con- Â¬ substance Of 103 vges jent to any sccuioit sealed for thirty 1 Tho resumption act requires tho ST IOuIS rtlCIMKDSOir JIKDfCINK CO Should bo read by aJL Addreia at abort U centt gress and tho president havo tho tax- Â¬ SnndajrsStatMtf OSm aeura trosa 8 A it tea F U ing power and it will be cheaper to secretary of tho treasury to redeem in use it especially as it will bo only to gold all greenbacks presented for re- Â¬ provide against a passing deficiency demption 2 If the gold Is not In tho treasury than to go in debt tho act requires tho secretary to soil The revenue question being disposed Tho only disa Pure of what is to be considered next Hero bonds to got the gold TlTiolesome ttrjLJjff Sample 10 Has no tvperior MAIN STREET cretion allowed him is to decido wheth Â¬ comes tho old question of hooping up I 3d time Allegro 1st time T a gold reserve to redeem notes that er it shall bo 4 per cent or 5 per cent p bonds ho will soil But soil ono or tha aro redeemable in gold or silver at tho pleasure of the government The other ho must and ho could be man QUAKERCiTYBAKiNOPowDnn credit of this country is certainly not damused if he refused to do his duty u Absolutely pure and wholesome Isof all weve found tho best Claims aplacoobovo tho reat Omit going to be injured if tho secretary The ono restriction is that tho bonds f With ten nonnlpu rAt n Rjimnlrt Of mriTfirOLCrnnT dav - is- - foc tlon Omil of the treasury requires thoso who pre Â¬ must bo sold at not loss than par Ho your pennies wlllro poy t H It is not satsent greenbacks or Sherman notes to This is true in substance but not In o f Hon- - est trl als all suf- - fl clent Falluro there will never bo Thoso who use Q C B F For success will ev- - erf ol- - low Omit take part of their pay in silver Our form5 Tho secretary can sell not only 4 or percent bonds but 14 per cents Tifstability will not be shocked if when -T tflni y It g gold runs out nothing but silver shall if ho chooses But that is not a ma- Â¬ The essential thing is teiwuMu bo paid When the government takes terial point Addreu Quaker CUy B P Co Richmond Inhold of the currency question vigor- Â¬ the requirement to redeem in gold sraes LTltLYber Tho word used in the law is coin ously on natural and lawful lines But although tho law gold will no longer be a preferred not gold By shipping1 to Herndon Carter Company does not specify gold coin it none tho and speculative article but will como less certainly means gold coin At tho YOU CAN MAKE MONEY Commission Merchants Louisville Ky out and enter the channels of circulaBecause they are the largest and most re tion and speedily appear in tho public time tho law was enacted gold coin liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipments quick was tho only coin of unlimited legal treasury in sufficient quantities for all tonder capacity Tho coinage of silver and to the best advantage for the shipper A trial shipment solicited Write practical purposes Etgs Butter Poultry dollars was discontinued in 1873 nnd to them for quotations before shipping SpecialtiesGrain Headquarters The government credit is prime All for tho only authorized silver coins In 1875 Ffuits of all kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hay the currency for which it stands as Furs Hides and Wool Capital 54000000 Liberal advances made on con- Â¬ guarantor is eagerly taken There is when tho resumption act was passed signments General correspondence solicited practically no discrimination among wero fractionals which wero then legal greenbacks Sherman notes national tender to tho amount of 5 only in any 77 banknotes gold certificates silver cer- Â¬ ono payment It necessarily follows WTWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT tificates etc Peoplo tako notes of all that tho secretary of tho treasury is BOWLING GREEN SOUTHERN kinds and are glad to got them The required to redeem greenbacks in gold man who buys a farm for SIOOOO can coin Congress placed this construction pay every cent of the purchase money School usmess in silver The seller will mako no upon tho law when it passed tho bank 1 111 ULT JUL IUIUi EsOIHULIOntU J 9 1 point as to whether silver is a legal charters act in 1882 Although that act was tender to that amount or not for ho sago passed four years after tile pas GREEK BOWLIHG BUSINESS COLLEGE I SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL of the Bland Allison silver dollar knows that ho can use it as readily us English and Classic Sclentlnc Teachers TheirreatBusInessTralnlncSchooIoltheSouthl Book Keeping Short hand Telegraphy Type he could use gold dollar for dollar law it contained a provision that Wrltinar and Penmanship Pupils can enter at I1 Courses Music ol Art and Elocution rovided end foi board and tuition for Low rates whenever tho gold held In tho treas any Tho peoplo aro satisfied with tho govtime Send for catalogue i catalogue ury for the redemption of greenbacks ernment as a creditor Thoy appreciOHEREY BR03 Proprs BowUng Oroen Ky Address 27 Mentlon Course daslred ate its unlimited taxing power and tho should fall bejow 100000000 the sec Â¬ enormous wealth of the country upon retary of tho treasury should suspend By law which to impose taxes Thoy do not tho issue of gold certificates -water a m therefore as well as by invariable m money redeemed papor MM Th PURIFY1N0 P 53 H Q want their notes wear out thoy will practice evor siuco resumption tho When tho k send them to the treasury and get new government is pledged to the redemp- Â¬ Si3o8EphPumpCo W ggr B onces in their places the old paper be tion of greenbacks in gold Tho resumptldn act also provides I rt S5 ing destroyed Qj wW m that the bonds sold for the purposes of r j ltedcmption is demanded by a few s-pj r jo dS riy2 Ei peoplo only nnd for speculative pur- the act shall bo sold at not less than coin Coin moans rgold poses alone Tho policy of redeeming par in in nothing but gold makos It an object hero ns olsewhoro in tho act and for to seclude It and only lot go of It when tho same reason Tho secretary of the tho government wants to borrow at in- treasury cannot sell the bonds at loss terest and then only temporarily for than par in gold coin But ho cannot tho notes are not canceled when re- sell them at par in gold If there is a se deemed Somo actual gold Is neces rious doubt about their boing payable sary we aro told for tho settlement of In gold Therefore ho has a right toÂ¬ balances in the trade with other na- promise payment in gold It may betions Should the government bo called come his duty to do so for otherwise on to furnish the yellow metal for all he may not bo able to sell the bonds these bilunceb What has become of as tho law requires Chicago Ilerald tho gold The government hasnt it No Terror for Them Tho banks must have it Let the banks Tho folly of makeshift legislation en- Â¬ help along acted only to be repealed has been Silver men ought not to temporizo fully demonstrated It were better to i TO with this question There has been continuo as we are with the gold stand- Â¬ too much compromise already Thoy ard and all its necesaary and attendant havo been deceived often enough Tho ovils than to resort to any new experi Â¬ advocates of tho repeal of tho silver ments in that lino Wo are threatened purchase clauso of the Sherman act that if the present currency lawb re SOLD EVERYWHERE promised not only immediato prosper- main unchanged tho country will run MADE ity but better legislation for silver upon a silver basis Perhaps this is Wo have had neither Wo aro now told true BY 1 am inclined to think it is t that wo must postpone our silver am- This prospect however has no terror bition again and go into debt further for tho silver advocates Senator Du Â¬ to maintain gold payments exclusively bois iisi ii A mamurvwoiuaini And this when nooody but the gold RATE8 Time to Call a Unit I speculators want gold payments Why is time that congress squarely con It is this Becauso ono man with tho veto powor points a gooso quill con- fronted tho president and the bank power behind him and reaffirmed the temptuously at bimetallism groat vital maxim of popular govern- Â¬ s 4 Shall congress which is well under ment tho money isM stood to bo for free silver submit to bo longs exclusively to raising power bo the peoples chosen V scared into tho idea that tho country is representatives in congress assembled fc gomg to wreck unless Mr Clevelands N Y Recorder policy shall bo adopted Shall wo jump from tho frying pan into tho fire The Appreciation of Gold 1 at the command of the man sitting in Mr Frazer tho British consul at Ba- the white house taria reports that tho fall in tho gold t-t r syWhen the situation is truthfully and price of Bilver has mode exports i au ii mi LL Lj carefullv analyzed it must bo admit- - straits tin Into Europe possible at muoh -- 7 WTafM ilWi W that tho silver men have the ad raduceu rates OF EXAGGERATION ILLS BE CURED Livery Feed And Sale BEATS BERTS L Stable SARSAPAMLLA W f ARLINGTON HOTEL LOUISVILLE rtat tlSS Kfii TABLETS WatcJo tfiis Space rt tia Rirp sn to Altay OINTHENT nma For Announcement of CO ERrIIFUGE 20 itr all GRA nd OPENING MME FLEURETTE LEVY MGR n AKERcmr ag BBE I A rv- -4- wm POWuFR I s mm sir r 11 Hardware SSEtSlEEffl m ff FT fir GOOD PURE WATER GU BVTl f0 ARE THE YEAR ROUND v IE 1 1 mi LI f5 iW hi 11U 1 mim mil ffFl cJB Qmm 3 n COS r Sflffifa JMf yj i rt O HEALTH WEALTH X Jnw WOfi FOR ALL WOMEN WHO USE- CO szf p mfm rsvM Kf VIRGINIA STRET ZFo urrtl INKFAIRBMG0MPAHTSTLOUIS Eet sxreerx T-T- and Phone 98 P 0 ifEb Box 67 m jvjiifc t I rer m m js nani riij jjyaujfliiioi u ifw nTiin KiiMwrinn u Miieaa 1W2 IouisvuxeKy r IBBBBBBBBBBbI mBBBJBi aj njC K IvDaarcn ioyu L i Fb- 17 rl I to5 nHviW k j r-B 4TrfT r lit 1 w m Jba uMEoute St Louis Southwestern Railway TRADE MARK fvah SVPALUU1 ru rArcrsm 1 j jOIL- - ABOUT FOREST FIRES Thousands of Trooa Destroyed by Thorn- Bvory Zaar JP OLJRE4 TO ARKANSAS The and TEXAS t v t ni5fc 3- Through Oar 8ervlce from MAntwtito Toxaa no chatiRoof Cars to Ft WoSfivSlraeo or tntermedfato points All linos c3hnoot with and have tickets oa sale via the tnir line with K J folnp j- b i JANVlLLjpi Of I 3 mm Tut r To C5 ArnLI- Why thn Icoplo Living In the Pine Statea Of tho Northwest Aro Afraid oT These Periodical Conilijrrlitlons rlorceness o tho flume Special Houghton Mich A Letter Cotton Belt Route I k VWCENKR fuKKllNE 1 Ask your nearest Ticket Agent for maps time tables oto and write to anr ol the follow- Â¬ EWNSYILU T if ing for all Information you may deslro concerning a trip to the Great Southwest or for a copy of the pamphlets Texas Lands Homes In the Southwest or Through Texas North NASHVILL ft l 75n il 1 year never ptoses without tho daily newspapers containing more or less harrowing news about forest fires in the northwestern states usually at Â¬ tended by loss of life and always ac companied by suffering and great money damage To those who arc unacquainted with the conditions prevailing in tho pine states of the northwest notably in Michigan Wisconsin and E T G MATHEWS District Passenger Aaont No 45 Minnesota ROUTE OF THE whence como nearly all Kentucky National Bank Building KY LOUISVILLE A DoriaE jffic llgr E W LaBeaome Ceal Pass k Ticket Agt ST LOUIS MO TAKE THE Monon Eoute The Popular and Direct Lln to ii And nil points north and northwest The MONON ROUTE is the line with Vestibule trains dining cars palace chair cars Pullman superb sleepers lowest rates and no change of cars For further information address Fbank J Reed G P A Chicago or E H Bacon G P A Louisville Ky CHICAGG c ST JOHN BOYLE JOHN ECHOLS J j receivers the pine lumber and shingles used In the north It might seem that these acCHICAGO and counts arc grossly exaggerated and doubtless they are at times as all facts NASHVILLE JIMITEP are liable to be distorted and enlarged upon but many of the fires inflicting THC ONLY great damage are never chronicled outPullman Vestlbuled Train Service wits side of tho state in which they occur CJonetipation and Piles for 100 Nowoot and Tinost Day Coaches perhaps tho daily newspapers Sleepers and Diningr Cars THE OIL CURE Pastile for Fe- 6r great city far from the scene of of some male Diseases Lpucorrhea Ulcera- tho trouble might simply state that PROM TUP Oqo months forest tires in northern Michigan have tion and Prolapsus caused great damage to standing pine STO treatmeut 200 THE OIL CU RE to Terre Haute Indianapolis for Catarrh of Head Nose and and suffering The settlers who wcro burned out suffering caused to SlOO Throat THE OIL for Ec individuals and communities by theso CHICAGO zemo 100 THE OIL CURE for fires can hardly be exaggerated except by tho simple method of multiplying Fistula in Ano S500 Milwaukee Paul the area burned or tho number of perThese valuable combinations of sons burned out or burned up AND ALL POINTS IN THi Oile are prepared from the Formulas Forest fires rarely occur where hardKeynouds and wood trees predominate or if such is of the celebrated Dns NORTH AND NORTHWEST case do not cover any great area of will be sent postpaid on receipt of the S L Kodoers territory In the northern peninsula price where druggists are not sup of Michigan northern Wisconsin and Southern Pazsenger Agt Chattanooga Tenn plied Send stamp for illustrated northern and eastern Minnesota where J B Cavanauqh catalogue on Chronic and Malignant tho forests aro of pine with a sprink ling of maple poplar and other hard General Passenger Agt Evansvilie Terre Haute R K Skin Diseases Ulcers Tumors and woods fires may occur at almost any The Oil Cdre Co period of the year except midwinter Consumption EvanBville Tnd Two years ago last spring in northern 129 S Spruce St Nashvilla Tenn Michigan a firo from tho forest swept Stm Wf W W5 over a lumber camp destroying it and d4Lai5 tho men working there escaped with Occasionally the sustain themselves placo is rebuilt on the same lines and burned as boforo but moro commonly tho villago is reconstructed with moro permanent materials and a better fire department is provided while tho proper precautions aro taken to placo a strip of ground around tho town under cultivation thus preventing the future access of forest fires to the village Itself After tho streets and soil havo once burned up it is noted also that the peo Â¬ ple cease using sawdust largely as filling for lots and paving material for tho streets and the mills erect great towers of sheet iron with strong wire nets over tho top in which sawdust and similar refuse are burned Outside of this district where tho people all know to their sorrow what a forest fire really is the popular impression is that the fire absolutely destroys every tree and shrub in its path Such however is not the case The MISS LEITER ENGAQEp ment of Miss Mary Leiter eldest daugh t ter of Li Z Leiter of Chicago toi George N Curzon M The Chicago Heiress to Wed a WeH i Known English Politician Tho announcement of tho engage- P one of thoj most prominent figures in English po litical life has created great interest Those familiar with tho prospects of the groom clcct presage for tho union a future of great brilliancy Mr Curzon being one of the rising men in tho British house of commons Though a young man he has already held offlco As for tho prospective bride Mis3j Mary Victoria Leiter it is said that inj the way of education and culture sho will not have to take lessons of he ntended This captivating youngj SUPPOSITORY SOUTH MISS MARY St VICTORIA LEITER AFTER TUE FIRE o oj ra ft 4 1HK GUICAT Through Trunk Line Cincinnati Lexington Louis Louisville Evansvilie ty ville Evansvilie St Louis THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE between tnooltlcao Cincinnati AND ALL POINTS And the cities of Mont- Â¬ Nashville Memphis gomery Mobile and New ttLhti In Poor mens so much more than you imagine serious and fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected Don t play with Nature s greatest gift health rlimlwifinr iTw hiniiir TO Orleans WITHOUT UHA3ttfil ANDSPEKD DNBIVALETJ Health difficulty becauso of tho deep snow in tho road Ths was an exceptional case but fires may bo looked for at any time from April to November and usu ally not in vain Tho most serious and far reaching conflagrations occur in lato fall and autumn and follow pro- Â¬ longed periods of drought Whenever there aro four weeks or more without rain or with very slight rainfall fires usually follow As a rule a shower puts a stop to their ravages but should thedrought continue the fires spread Memphis Yicksburg New Orleans r AND ALL POINTS Limited Trains and Perfect Service Connecting at Memphis with through trains to all points In SlUTH General St Lotus Evansvilie and Henderson to the WilH SOUTHEAST 4 bTom Shortest Quickest Route Arkansas and Texas Rates Tickets and all Information will be furnished on application to your nearest ticket agent T B LYNCH Through Ooachs From above to Nash Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jackson Â¬ ville and points in Florida Connections are made at Gutlinn aud NashvUe for all points cities ville and Chattanooga making direct con- tion with Browns and fenerally ex- Â¬ hausted nervous have no appetite and cant work begin at oncetak ing the most relia- Â¬ ble strengthening Browns Iron Bit Â¬ ters A few bot- Â¬ tles cure benefit comes from the very first dose it wont stain your teeth and pleasant to take medicine wmen is If youarefeeline out of sortsrweak tissenger Agent Louisvillo Ky r uoUISVJLLE ST LOUIS AS RAILWAY SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 1 TEX 1SP5- itters Dyspepsia Neuralgia W9JSUWV its It Cures Kidney and Liver i Tine fire No 5J WEST BOUND Dally No 7 15 Dally 51 Lv Louisville West Point Brandenburg Irvlngton stepnensport Cloverport Hawesvillo Lewlsport Owensboro Spotsvllle Ar Henderson EAST BOUND TLy 0 30 p 7 25 8 01 9 8 80 p m pm p ni m 10 18 p 10 CO p OlMpm 51 p m in m pm 1145 12 10 a m 180pm No 2 55 8 16 pm 108pm Dally 54 a in In Pullman Palace Cars 8 lOum 0 17 a in li 45 a m 10 28a m 10 50 u m this road will receive special low 11 10 a m See agents of this company for 11 40 a in 12 22 am routes cfec or write to North East South and Jimt rates rates A EMIGRANTS SffffMS S C P Atmorb G P Troubles auu J tiuuu y malaria Nervous ailments 4 Womens complaints Get only the genuine it has crossed red lines on the wrapper All others are sub- Â¬ stitutes On recemt of two 2c stamns we will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds Fair Vlewrf and book free BROWN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE MD T LonlRvtHn No 62 Dally Owensboro Lewlsport Hawesvllle Cloverport Stephensport IrvlnRton Brandenburg West Point Ar Louisville H O MoitDUE SpottKvllle Henderson 20 48 80 13 0 87 10 05 10 28 11 05 7 7 S 0 1131 12 05 1 00 pm am pm am a m 100pm a m 4 i5 p m a m 4 50 i m a ra 5 21pm a m 5 45 p 111 a m i SO p 111 am G 58 p 1U p in 7 85 a m p m 8 80 a m For further Information address A G P A t or V T Louisville Ky i Mnia WWU h Owrnsboro Ky Mississippi Valley Roote Mississipi Yazoo Valley R R Co M TUi DHOII6 AD dine ruruLnn uunl BETWEEN I MEMPHIS cent N Y Eagle Tue Industrial and Educational In- Â¬ terests of Our People Paramount to All vEW Uverjing a Other Considerations of State Policy wnntrj oven Victnrejqoe Raleigh N C Progressive Farmer Organ of tho Great Middle Class of The Rice and Sugar Plantations and great This Section of tho Valley Not Taken I1UBB1VC ougoi uuuora nuu ugiiiidiivd wvw by tho Very Rich or tho Very Poor never fail to please the observant passenger Saturday Evening Burlington la VICKSBUKG BATON KOUGE ORLEANS fragniGetnt and and True Not Otherwise Post just Count Tolstoi It Is Better to Bo Right Than to Bo other work which 1ms called finished anis Priceless Bound Brock N J Democrat Left Wealth and All tho Troublo Attached A Paper Devoted to the Interest of Montgomery N Y Re to It Our Home Lady Gwendolen Cecil daughter of porter Union tho Whole Union and tho marquis of Salisbury has a story of The Nothing But tho Union -- Oneida Mad Â¬ the supernatural called Tho Closed Cabinet in Blackwoods ison county N Y Union Leslie Stephen When tho Press Compromises Truth pleted a biography ofhas nearly comhis brother tho Bo tho Guardian of Lib- Â¬ It Ceases to lato Sir James FItzjames Stephen tho erty Painesville O Telegraph author of tho Ilistory of tho Criminal Devoted to tho Business Social Law Religious and Political Interests of tho OirvER Wendell Holmes library i3 Hudson N Y Reg- Â¬ City and County appraised at only 580450 It is evident ister that tho poet went on tho principlo Devoted to Politics Local Intelli- Â¬ that it is enough for a man to writo gence Literature and tho Public Wei boolcs without collecting them faro Ithaca N Y Democrat estab- Â¬ lished 1820 Tms Democratic Party When Right Wo Will Stand By It When Wrong Capo Vin- Â¬ Wo Will nelp to Right It XiOnlsville Ky If New NATCH K I IfgJ u c WHAT- Between Memphis and Vloksburg the Hup sftsses through some of the finest cotton plan- rations in the Yazoo Mlssisslimi Delta the Igost fertile agricultural section of country on Rsriu I Post HUMOROUS TisrsroNS Attorney badgering witness Now sir would you like to swear Sparc Mo- Â¬ Yes I would Witness round on sale all the ments Winter Tourists Tickets Do you believe in Miss Ciiarmante to New Orleans and South I Mr Do hypnotism Mr Do Softie em Texas points are on i jalo until April idui Whenever you look at mo I Softie Somerville Journal irnlflceit Pullman Buftet Sleeping Cars ttun do nnnn fHnnlnnnHvia rnulavllle and What you have only threo offers Memphis New oVfcinis How of marriage in the last month WUliout Change do you account 0 well busi it Tables Man Folders and price of rSftrTtme ness is terribly depressed you know llckets address trip Tickets loj Calnornia ana Mexico are year jtournH fÂ¬ jr d SAYS REMEDY that I havo THE DOCTOR ABOUT A GREAT H HANSON uoni rassr aj lllluois Chicago F L DRAKE Division Passenger Agent MemphtaVTenn Judge Old BoARDER-r-Wha- t do you mean sir by asking4 mo to loan you money I dont know you sir New Boarder ThatswhyI ask you Detroit Free Prtica v I tako plcasuro In gtatlnG used Royal Gi rmotuer extensively In my practice and have found It as nearly a BpeolRo for rlyepensla Indigestion catarrh and nervous debility as any remedy I havo ever tried It Is an excellent remedy for all tnmach and hovel trouble Vor weak and debilitated women I think it is a wonderful remedy As a local application it la a prompt relief for piles cuts bruises and torea of all kinds With my family ft U standing household remedy HOTIMMONSMDa Atlanta Ga t 1140 e for 1300 Sold by Druggists 0 Kings goyal Oermetuer Co AU i gradually usually going with tho cur- Â¬ rents of air but wtth a brisk breeze sometimes biting back against tho wind Two month without rain or with slight and unsatisfactory showers means serious fires in many different portions of the sixty or seventy thousand square miles of pino forest land of the northwest a portion of which has been placed under cultivation while in the northern and more inaccessible portions there are tracts of tens of thousands of acres of primoval forest with scarce a hunters shanty or pino cruibers hut of boughs Tho Cost or i Dlnlnpr Car These fires originate in many ways A modern dining car of the most apA spark from a passing locomotive or even the burning tobacco from the pipe proved pattern costs 13000 to build of a hunter or fisherman if it falls into Next come the kitchen utensils the the dried grass or upon a bit of punk table furniture tho silverware and will start a blaze that in five minutes is linen averaging about 63000 to a car beyond all control and may burn for Each car must havo a steward who weeks over thousands of acres of val Â¬ usually gets 5100 a month and a head uable timber land and causo great loss cook who values himself at 875 a month to property and life Despite tho ut- Thero must also be one or two assistant most caution upon the part of locomo cooks and three or four waiters Threo tiyo engineers and all who havo occa- Â¬ hundred dollars a month is tho smallest sion to bo in the forests fires will start outlay for wages whilo tho cost of raw somehow and onco started it is impos food material breakage of dishes and sible to stop them Thero are few tho board of employes is about 3000 towns in the northorn parts of tho per month additional An average flvo three states named that havo not at days run costs nearly 000 for food and some time in their early history been service so that it would take forty per- Â¬ burned to the ground usually with loss sons at every meal on tho run to pay of life and always followed by great tho daily expenses without allowing hardship to tho homeless people so sud- anything for interest on the invest Â¬ denly deprived of shelter food and oc- Â¬ ment or for wear and tear on tho fur-Â¬ cupation Theso towns spring up rap- nishings idly houses growing up about a saw- Â¬ About tho rurchuse of Needle mill or mine A village government is It is a habit of almost all seamorganized when thero aro five hundred stresses to buy needles by tho assorted or a thousand peoplo there the biggest package from 5 to 10 being tho ac stumps nre removed from tho center of cepted order Tho consequenco is that the principal thoroughfare which is al Â¬ most work baskets aro half full of ways known as Main street a hand en opened and partially used cases where gine and a few hundred feet of cotton in tho 10s which aro finer than hose aro bought and some conveni nt needed for ordinary sewing are left pond or stream supplies the water alone A more sensible plan would Then a forest fire sweeps up and tho seem to be to buy generally 7s 8s and town is burned down Occasionally in perhaps 9s as they are wanted Tho raro communities thero aro far seeing coarsest andtho finest needles arc very men at tho head of affairs who see to rarely required it that there is a strip of land cleared of Sounds Too Fluo to Hear trees stumps and underbrush around Sir John Lubbock believes from this tho city and placed under cultivation This is the only means of preventing study of ants that they cannot hear tho destruction of the settlement at an many of tho noises which aro audible earlier or later date But in most cases to men and it is inferentially believed tho plan first mentioned is followed tliat there aro some sounds too fine and and when the houses allgoup in smoke others too loud for tho ears of men and some of the inhabitants are burned Tho London SpectatoF thinks that if to denth and bthers drowned in seek light is a vibration thero is no reason it ing escape from the intolerable heat should not bo audiblo to finer cars the people wonder at the inscrutable than ours By tho sumo rulo music decrees of Providence whilo tho char ought to shine to eyes which aro capa itable peoplo of tho state furnish them ble of appreciating tho same vibrations with food clothing and lumber until which impress themselves in tho drum they can rebuild their horn s and again of the ear That however is poetry fire creeps along destroying tho grass and shrubs but not their roots which again next year send forth a hardy growth frequently to meet the same fate The little tongues of ilame wind along among tho grass and bushes burning tho charred trunk of some fallen giant of tho forest and leaving the core for another fire to whet its teeth upon Cordwood telegraph poles and cedar ties are devoured in short order Perhaps there is a pine stub the relic of somo great tree up which the flames creep If the wind is high they will destroy it wrapping themselves about the trunk and ascending above its top perhaps a hundred and fifty feet in air Tho green spikes of the pines are burned entirely off or crisped to a dingy brown and the bark is scarred by the little spirals of reddish flame which chemists tell us is but the union of car- Â¬ bon and oxygen And so the flames progress ever widening tjhe area covered and leaving behind a smoking wilderness of bare ground burning stubs and naked limbs Unless rain comes soon the flames gather in strength and an immense volumo of superheated air arises from the fire The colder air near at hand rushes in to take its place and a current is formed which soon develops a high wind Thus the flames feed themselves and furnish the means for their own prog- Â¬ ress Nothing can stop them but lack of fuel which is rarely the case or rain And as the flames themselves produce a wind to drive them along tho struggle of the heated air to get upward and of the colder air to rush in and fill tho partial vacuum causes condensation of tho moisture in tho atmosphere as is tho case with tho moisture deposited upon tho outer surface of a pitcner or pan oi com water on a warm summer day Tho moisture disseminated through the warm air in infinitesimal globules is consolidated into drops of appreciable size as the cooler air rushes through From a state of vapor practically a gas in the warmer air the water condenses into drops which must heed the law of gravitation and down they come perhaps a hundred drops falling into one before the earth is reached and the welcome rain arrives The flames are damped or entirely extinguished and tho forest firo is checked or entirely killed Horace J Stevens heiress has spent most of her lifo inj travel and study abroad and willboj entirely competent to follow his lord- ship in any mental flights he may feel disposed to indulge In the way of money too the Chi i cago girl will probably not be found wanting and if tho blushing brido is to bo endowed at the altar with enough titles to fill a book and moro ancestors than pounds sterling yet tho father-in-lawhose fortune was made in trade is not the man to accept a good thing without paying for it Tho rent roll of a lurge number of build ings In Chicago will como in quito handy in paying the ordinary bills of tho hereditary legislator and his AmerJ ican wife and will not be unwelcomot when it comes to renovating tho an cestral manors and cutting the park grass Mr Leiter is a The early profits of tho dry goods business discreetly invested in real estate have sent the number o millions up to a figure which is largely w i multi-millionai- re speculative JOHN STUART BLACKIE lie Was One of the Few Great Scholars of tho lrcscnt Generation John Stuart Blackie who died re- cently at Edinburg Scotland was born In Glasgow In July 1809 Ills father was a banker of Aberdeen and young translated metrically Goethes Faust He studied law and vas admitted to practice in Scotland in the year of his Seven 3ears translation of Faust later Prof Blackie was appointed to the chair of Latin literature in Mari schal college Aberdeen He remained at this post for nearly twelve years As d lecturer he was recognized as a man df rare ability His translations and reviews were widely read and admired By his efforts Prof Bluckie succeeded in raising 00000 for the endowment of a chair of the Celtic language in tho university of Edinburg For many years he was the professor of Greek at Edinburg resigning the position in 18S2 After his resignation ho pub Â¬ lished manj translations and reviews and lectured at tho universities in be Â¬ half of the modern Greeks Prof Blackies articles in the Scottish Re Â¬ view and tho Nineteenth Century Mag Â¬ azine have been widely read Two years ago Prof and Mrs Blackio celebrated their golden wedding Mrs Blackie received his education at that place and Edinburg lie was an ardent student in his youth of German Ital- Â¬ ian and classical philology In 1834 he JOHN STUAItr ULACKIE Blackie was the daughter of James Wyld of Gilston Until shortly before his death Prof Blackio was a familiar figure on tho streets of Edinburg His hair was white but his form was erect and hi3 bearing vigorous and thero was but littlo to show that he had lived through tho greater part of a century occupy There are 12090152 families living in the United States of which 4707179 farms and 7922973 occupy fllortsnses In This Country homes in town Of tho total 478 per cent own their farms and homes and 022 per cent pay rent Of tho farms or homes 7203 per cent arc entirely free from incumbrance and only 2797 per cent aro mortgaged at all And the mortgages represent but 375 per cent of tho value of the property tho average value of tho incumbered farms or homes being 3352 and the average amount of the mortgage 1257 Mort gages aro generally looked upon as cvi- uuuco oi muing loriuncs Un tho trary it is estimated by some resent enterprise and d Farms crenomllv upo mnr tn B mM Implements that work tl Thn VV nfltmnnmlnnl Metuls of the morula wilo MntA 3 jH aJtPj stTd VA t nnn nvnr Unn wu zinc and tnorium tM1lP UVUIU iT7WrW MW i i M Ar AffT S M vqjfJTV jTi tl 7VT HOPKINSVILLE KENTUOKIAN uvJ s y ZfH T 7 vv ft ij j J March 19 1895i 4f rtk 3 Mrs Gunlock of Chicago presi Miss Nora OConpor tho only wonv X dent ot itxo tomato branch of the G an lawyer in Louisvillo has success J t Vf A R is in Louisvillo shooting off her fully conducted nn important attach Â¬ She ment Buit for Dr T J J Meder NlUSfln TUESDAY AND FJUMI I0JMI1K5 mouth in an offensive manner doesnt likd it because the wifo of an Tho marriage occurred last week oi confederato is chairman of the CHAS M MEACHAM ladies local committee and sho lays Both parties have nominated tick it will bo treason to unveil tho con ets in Rhode Island ChasjW Lippitt federate monument during tho en Republican audi Geo L Littlefiold SUBSCRIPTION 2 A YEAR IN ADVANCE campment as proposed and that tho Democrat being the candidates for Xocoi reading notices 20ooutsper line Spe mere idea of such a thing will keep governor cial Locals 6 ceuta per line each Insertion thousands of veterans from attend- Â¬ Bate for standing ndvertlsenieuts furnished n application A new afternoon papfr called tho ing Mrs Gunlock seems to be un- Â¬ Evening Post has been started at uririuK ai2 south main street necessarily alarmed Tfao Confederates under tho monument arodead Nashville It is Democratic and ad vocates tho free coinage of silver THE RACE FOR GOVERNOR oneB and no longer dangerous MOfBnvMBiiaMiBnMMaMMM It is now less than njuety days unThe California legislature has pass Â¬ Tho Democratic conventions of til the county conventions will be Michigan and Ohio have declared for ed a bill allowing a vote to be taken Over- called upon to instruct delegates to tho free coinage of silver at 16 to 1 on a constitutional amendment giving the state convention There are but The issue is being pushed Ml to tho front suffrage to women MMHMnUMnfWIMBHW two candidates for the nomination all along i i tho line and the educational The official list of membors of the for governor and it may bo taken as a campaign has fairly begun and as settled fact that no other aspirants an evidence that it is new house shows 245 Republicans having its effect Populists and 1 will enter the race at this late day the price of bar silver at New York 1M Democrats 6 silverite JVestern Kentucky has uo candidato advanced last Friday to 62 cents an vi jti- it and this portion of thostate will ounce the highest price paid for Tho court of appeals has let it out therefore Have to decide between two years If mere agitation helps silver that tho famous railroad case will not Blugrass men Hon Cassius M decisive action vould at once restore M be decided this month Clay Jr of Bourbon county is one it to its proper value as a money met- Â¬ Silver Sentiment of these candidates and Bon P al MMncMna Watt Hard The errowth of the sentiment at of Mercer county is Mr Jesse L Edmunson late of home and abroad in favor of the resthe other Both were candidates for office in 1891 and both have Banning Cal has closed a trade toration of Bilver to its rightful place thosame with the proprietor of the Republican as a money metal goes on apace in ueen actively engagea in canvassing Banner by which ho becomes a part- spite of the learned sneers and the or more the state for a Gen Hardin having been a candi ner in tho business and editor of tho hostile legislation of tho gold mono- date at every quadrennial state lec paper Though Mr Edmundson is a metullists It will continue to grow jtfr Clevelands administration tion for twenty years is well known democrat lie is a journalist who can ARE YOUR EYES PERFECT in nearly every county of the state adjust himself to any requirements dominated as it has been by the He is a speaker cf acknowledged and promises to make the Banner n gold gamblers and inspired by a ability and has frequently been red hot campaign sheet The new spirit of uncompromising hostility to heard in Hopkiusville His ac editor is a ffopkinsville boy and silver has unwittingly helped in tho HHP Receiving In quaiutanco is thereforo wide and his wields a read pen He took charge cause it has labored to destroy of the paper Saturday priests and HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED tho light of events the following stroug in this county niiMM in aw The repairing prophets of tho gold standard are iustlngproporly of broken spectacles and ad Mr Clay on the other hand is alface Cuba has a formidable revolution thoroughly discredited before the Is not equaled In to thepart ofby 3VLD Kelly y most a stranger in this end of the this the country He is comparatively a new on hand and the insurgents have 8 country Their promises have not state man in public 1 fe and has never held 000 men under arms The govern been kept and their roseate predic A Remarkable Book Blight a state office He has been a state nient however seems to be takjng tions have failed utterly Woolens Silhs It morcllessly scourges the Shirb Benator was a member of the consti vigorous steps to put down tho upris- still rests upon tho business of the money changers In the Temple ing Colombia in Central America country and the world of tha Republic New York Industry is Waists tional convention of which body he Goods Recorder was president and as stated above is also dealing wilh a similar distur- Â¬ still stagnant trade is still dull was an uusuccesstul candidate for bance on a smaller scale and defeated workingmen unemployed agriculture Carpets Tho trail of the gold governor four years ago Last sum- the rebels Friday at Barancas killing unprofitable Oil Gloths 120 of them standard is over it all In the very mer he was in Hopkiusville for a few Emr broideries Laces- Dimities Nainsooks beginning of Mr Clevelands adminhours but as his v sit had not been Tho American steamer Allianca was istration he started out to bless the previously aimounced he met but few G ents Misses fired at by a Spanish gunboat near Ghildrens Shoe etc couutry with a panacea for all tho ills of our people Those who met him Cuba last week aud Secretary Gresh vt that afflicted it the repeal of tho however were most favorably imThese goods were bought am has demanded of Spain an expla Â¬ the new Sherman act We were promised pressed with him and his views on we offering state affairs and he already has a nation and apology which will doubt- everything when that act was repeal less less be forthcoming after the usual ed We got nothing The later ef- Â¬ considerable number of supporters in amount of red tape has been unforts in tho same direction winding this city This is about the present wound up with tho scandalous and disgrace- Â¬ attitude of the gubernatorial race in ful bond sale to the Rothschilds this part of the state Those of us who have been patientcorner JUigntn and Main Streets Realizing that tho time has come ly waiting our turns to have our dia Morgan syndicate are matters of hisfor the Kentcckian to take a stand in monds cut will learn with considera- - tory the governors race we are confronted Lble annoyance that Secretary Carlisle It is impossible to pojauarize a con- Is a book of IRQ puges printed on fine heavy with the problem of choosing be Â¬ has ordered two foreign cutters tinuation of this policy 1 ho history paper and bound in whlto enameled cover tween two good and worthy Demo brought over under contract to be of tho single gold standard through- containing out the world is a history of indus SEVENTY TWO ILLUSTRATIONS crats The duty for it is a duty is sent back to Europe Is being read by Governors trial depression and commercial dis- And most of the prominent men of Statesmen an important one It is conceded the counand A man named Goldberg was killed aster The world is waking up to try It should be In the hands of every voter thiit tho coming contest will bo more doubtful than any of recent years by gas at Indianapolis whilo he slept the realization of the cause The In the Tnlted States It Is tho duty of every man In Kentucky to read this book The Republicans will make a deter- which ought to be a solemn warning movement in Germany and Great business find himself entertained while doing He will mined effort to secuie control of state to the goldbugs on certain Louis- Britain and the recent action of their so and richly rewarded In the end There is affairs and their candidato for gover- villo papers who are in constant dau respective parliaments is significant nothing dry about it as Is usually with books on this subject nor is already loudly claiming a ger of being snuffed out by their own of this awakening Wo do not howFor the purpose of Introducing this book to ever pin any great faith to the pros- its readers In Us most attractive form THE sweeping victory for his party We as KEhTUCKIAN has selected pective international conference to do not believe Kentucky will go ReThe engagement of Miss Julia consider this THE 50 CENT EDITION Gowns 49c to 199 Ladies JSats question Tho govern 5 to 99c publican but tho Democratic party Stevenson daughter of the Printed on fine heavy paper bound In whito ments of both England and Germa- enameled must not invito defeat by putting out Ladies Vests 17 c to 37c Trimd 25c to 499 cover printed In two colors and to Mr Martin D Hardin a ny are hostile to bi mtalism and will mall It postpaid to any address or deliver tfnion Suits a weak or objectionable ticket It son of General 49c to 133 iftbbons all Shades P Watt Hardin who their delegates will moat 2c must ac with wisdom and patriotism likely re- it at its Counter for 80 cents is studying for the ministry at DanRemember that this Is the most handsome Wool Hose 5 to 27c to 50c flect this sentiment A majority of form in which this book Is in formulating a platform and then ville printed In paper has been announced from that Wool Hoods 27 to 49c those from this country will be friend covers It will nominate a ticket containing every Silk Velvet 43 to 99c city ly to nilver but those appointed by element of strength composed as far Sailor ats 10 to 75c Stamped SilkFloss COST ONLY GENTS as possible or new men and the stay Thousands of illegal votes are be Mr Cleveland will bo the reverse Twenty Cents Lesa Than TheTubllshersIPrice at home Democrats will return to the iug thrown out iu the gubernatorial The recent European demonBtratioLB will make it to your interest to call TERMS GASH whilo significant and encouraging are Everybody Ought to Reed It polls and help to roll up tho usual contest ha Tennessee and Turney will majority Looking at this matter be declared elected by from 5000 to probably but tho beginning of a from tho standpoint of party welfare 10000 votes Evans has abandoned movement that will gather strength Corner Ninth and Main streets REPORT OF THE CONDITION and will increase in momentum until personal strength and availability v o all hope of being seated OF THE it finally Bweops all opposition before believe tho party can present a fmrtmnmmmm stronger front and make a better That ardent young champion of it When this finally will come J E McPHERSON Oashie Clay as the leader It will come First fight with Mr Bank E P CAMPBELL President silver Hon W P McClaiu is being wo can not prophesy when tho robbed who outnumbered A faimor himself ho would repro urged to make the race for senator in become thoroughly t sent tho people who constitute the the district composed of Henderson the robbers At Hopldnsville bone and sinews of the party aud not and Union counties Go in Billy wo aroused and efficiently organized at tho close of business Memphis Commercial Appeal the politicians and court bouse rings are for you this time t4iM ifl Being a now man in state politics it State of Ohio City of Toledo RESOURCES KS Tho latest new party organized at could not be charged tha he is like Lucas County Loans and discounts 8040340 1j85U5 Frank J Cueney makes oath that Overdrafts secured and unsecured 1000000 Bradley a professional politician and Pittsburgh last week calls itself tho U S Bonds to secure circulation he ib tho senior partner of the firm of Premiums on U S Bonds 208000 Ho is a grad Homo Protection party chronic office seeker If that 8340408 Co doing business Stocks securities etc F J Chfnoy Bankiughouse furniture and flx- uate of Yale a cultured scholar a deadest of all dead issues is its doc- in the city of Tolpdo county DIRECTORS tures and 100728 man of brains capable of dealing trine Stillborn party would bo a more state aforosiid and that said firm Other real estato and mortgages 0 E P CASIFBKLt owned SlfO P GAIINKTT will pay tho filial of ONE HUN Due from National Banks not Re- - 200000 with state affairs in an intelligent appropriate title servo Agents 128542 DRED DOLLARS for each and Due from Stat banks and bankers Db E S Stdabi manner which would bo in strikiug D BUAHD 18376 Duo from approved leservo agents If the Republicans of Muhlenberg evry caso of Catarrh that cannot be Checks and 2270010 contrast to his Republican opponent other cash Items 115340 by tho use of HbIIh Catarrh Notes of cuied O U Bom who will paw tho air as a calamity county are to send Jno M Vick to Curo Frank J Chenpy- - Froctnl other National Banks cents 23i000 cunoney nickels and 63831 Lawful howler and windjamming spellbinder the legislature the Democrats of to beor mo and subscribed sPe1e-----r- - Money reserved in bank viz Sworn ln T00 j w with the same diarrhoea of words he Hopkins ought to go them one better in my presence thin 6 h day of De tieuai ienuer notes I61O300 Redemption fund with U S Tieas- A D 1886 and send Jno M Victory of Earling comber has broken up public gatherings urer 6 of circulation offers 72000 This Banjo energetic servics A W GLEASON Due from 0 S Treasurer other than ton with for tho last fifteen years Be 6 redemption fund 2C0 Notary Public Seal tween Clay and Bradley it would not the Total I107097C8 Gov Stone Congressman Mercer branches alls Catarrh Cure is taken internal take tho people of Kentucky long to Secretary Sims and Ex Go v Lowry LIABILITIES t Capital 0100000 decide how to vote Clay would have announced themselves for sena- ly and acts lix ctly on the blood and Surplus stock paid in fund sprfuces of the Hywtetn Send 211W18 Undivided profits less expenses and gather strength not only from the tor from Mississippi to succeed Sen- mucous for testimonials free taxes paid 3425106 tepontented classes of his own party ator George who will not run again National bank notes outstanding Co Toledo O 1440000 P J Cbeuoy Dividends unpaid 800 00 independent votera and sold by druggists dp Individual deposits subject to check 11439585 mmttttHVONDKNaia houvitkd- nt Republicans who Tho Arizona legislature has pass TOTAL ont Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your 107097ca Life Away State of Kentucky county of Christian es of Kentucky ed a bill prohibiting judges from try- Â¬ I Thos W Long Cashier of the above- a Dook about IN be qualifications bo ing cases of contempt against their NoAto truthful startling title oi ouabantked namca oanK uo solemnly swear that the buc the ouly harmless OU market Your chickens and egg and to Whom you tubneco habit cure ii you want to quit end above statement Is true to the best of my p make a noisy own courts Poultry nnd eggs and have an established trade and Braces up ntcotlnUed knowledge and belief canit use No to Dae ijtemirilU Mttthian I V vil Spring Goods There goods Are Coming in Every is yet a great many winter iay left in Suits and coats that you oan buy almost at your own price Mammoth Clothing Shoo Co jer m u WEAR JJ mm ii Spring stock Imported Dress daily our early Plaid wear Plaid Percales for for early Spring Mattings Linoleums Bags Ladies and former prices and are them fully 25 under tariff than RICHARDS CO THE PALACEI 7E OPPEE lEor time fcTest Sats 5TOTT Twenty Days iinens Vice-Preside- 30 I MRS ADA LAYNE- - lational - Ky Bank of Hopkinsville INCORPORATED 15C5 MAR 5 1895 CAPITAL ad SURPLUS 27500000 prompt and for transaction of all ictho CSl of legitimate banking OUR FAOlhlTlm ABE HN8URPASSED W Phoii Mc GorJMarvil of Delaware iB hooo- interests of the u au Idgjeljr ill andhis death is a questioa t- - Tiioa W Lono Cashier eliminates nicotine polsonn makes Subscribed and sworn to before mo this Cui tive cure or money refunded Sold by It O day of March 1S9S Correct attest Waxtbb Kelly Xot 1nb ooks at druggists or mailed free Addres J Y DOWNKR W A LOWBT Tbfe Sterling iiemedy Co Chicago office 4 Dvmta Kstadolph St Mew York 10 Bpruoe su JOWQATOf mei gain strength weight and vigor Posi nerves Ma nil tho bout chance to inaku tnminv lor all our shippers We receive and soil Butter Eggs n Tlfllia rHal- l- T lfA1 llf4 neeus Potatoes Wool Hay Uraln or anytultiir you may K7 Quotations mailed fVr1m7on cuecrimiy lurnlshcd coimigntaeais VT regularly to tuoM wjjo - a ujbuu uu we largest i wiuui Ji7 Jrt PROFIT POULTRY m HERNDQN- - CARTER CO ai3313173SMUHRELlCOURT v LouitviiLB Ky I jw A t W JiUvjwWtMllihn r5 i d f srssswsw W I March 19 liS96 AEOHPTO AND ABOUT NOTHING BUT NEWS FOUND IN THIS COLUMN HQPKINSYILLE THE tThe KENTTJCKIAN ji jj 5 bEUtfE Slo T PRICES Tho National Collection Agency the world oh a narrow gold basin has appreciated the valae of that motal to OF A ComloiiBod Account of tho tntcst Hp- - aii enormous extent and has produced pening xerfteirxoiaxor uusy Headers the apparent decrease In raluo of all Washington D C distrust offico at other kinds ef property If houses dispose of the lands farm produce labor and manu Â¬ Qweriaboro Ky will last Christmas day at Greenville factured articles are following judgments measured in gold Ala Maj Samuel Blackmail aged aU gol d has doubled in ralue it fol Â¬ EVANSVILEE IflD i ninety years married pretty Ada lows that the farmer the manufacturer Edwin J Meyers J3560 Frank Weaver a girl in short dresses and the laborer must produce twice as Ralleigb 880 Wmi Hejd lG70 much to veeeive ki return 1 In gold Both lived in that county and wore of G E Feltman 5025 At the earnc time rexttavlcs the Rocky t good families At the time of the Mountain Nows debts ef nil kinds LONCJV1EW KY wedding tho bride and her parents astt tie brterest trerea remain pay Â¬ H O Buckner 12380 able who approved the marriage stated duce in gold Tfee Water must pro Â¬ SINKINCJ FOBK KY two bushels of 00 cent wheat to alio was fourteen years oldAfter pay the 91 of interest which he formerRobert E Owen 12425 pne weaamg tho bride ana groom ly paid with one bushel of 81 wheat CALHOUN KY repaired to tho latters attractive coun- The merchant or manufacturer must J CKing 510 Fratik Hancock sell twice goods at reduced try home Yesterday both parties prices and as many pay 1 of interest 501 Geo Austin 660 Joseph profits to 1185 J R McCormick to town and asked that their ac- The real estate owner must reduce his Crabtree ante Caraway 425 Harri Â¬ tion be disaffirmed the bride making rents to conform with the new order 325 KubertD Riggs son nnd A 4429 Will affidavit that she was only thirteen of thimgs but thero is uo reduction in Love 567 A B Dickon 445 Lee the amount of interest which ho pays years old She will be fourteen in a on his mortgage McNary 2061 Jack Goodwin 375 few days Under the Alabama law a Every progressire business man in OWENSBORO KY Charlie Conyers 1681 female under fourteen is incapable of whatever lino his activities may be en Â¬ gaged is a borrower every U10KMAN KY contracting marriage Tho same law is necessarily a borrower now section the United D Robinsou 4755 prdvides however that if the female States as a whole is tho greatest bor- Â¬ Send bids to The National Colleccontinues to live with her illegal hus- Â¬ rower in tho world The exported tion Agency Washington D C products of tho United States if prices band after her fourteenth birthday wero at a bimetallic level tho marriage is thereby confirmed tho hundreds of inillionB of would nav annual in The April number of Frank Leslies Tho dissolution appears to be entire- Â¬ terest due abroad and would leave an Popular Monthlv contains a beauti immense surplus due to this country fully ly agreeable to both parties illustrated article replete with These exports are now measured by Mr J J Ladd of Herndon Ky tho increased gold value and instead of personal interest and of real practical value ontitled How to Become a writes to tho Cadiz Telephone to say providing a surplus thoy leave a deficit Prima Donna This paper writof 5200000000 a year which has to bo that he was not tho man by that name sent with them to meet tho ten by W do Wacrstaife embodies interest arrested in New York for handling Great Britain the greatest lending actual talks with four of the green goods and adds that he does country in the world and the gigantic reigning operatic stars of the present Emma namely Mmes not know what green goods are banking concerns which dictate thoÂ¬ season Lillian Nordica Zelio de Lus financial policies of the continental na- Eames Ho thinks somebody has been u sing tions long ago perceived tho manner san and Jessie Bartlett Davis Other Lis name In which the wealth of tho lender pictorial and literary features of this might be doubled at tho expenso number are a biographical sketch of The doctors of this end of tho state borrower and their avarice gavo of the Count Yamagata the contemporary birth hiyve been called to meet at Bowling to the universal conspiracy acrainst Japanese Von Moltke written ex- Â¬ silver under which the world is stag pressively for Frank Leslies Popular Green April 6 to organize The South- Â¬ to day ern Kentucky Medical Society Dr gering greatest gold importing period monthly by Teiichi Yamagata a near The of the great Field Marshal AJ3 Cooko secretary of the Warren in the history of the United States was relative The World Awheel being a chap county sociotyjlias tho matter inhand tho two and one half years following ter on the evolution of tho bicycle August 1 1879 About 2200OO0OO of by Henry The Jersey breeders of Kentucky gold flowed into this country during and la Reine Bicyclette by George Tyrell Bornes in Japan will meet at Louisville nest Thursday thiB period Tho reason was that tho Donaldson New York Newsboys for tho purpose of organizing a State Blaine Allison act though adding less by Kathleen Mathew The Natural than 830000000 a year to the currency by Ernest breeders association Mr Geo V had tho effect of raising prices to such History of Cockfighting Ingersol and Taxidermy as an Art Green of this city is one of the an extent that American exports paid all debts due abroad and created a sur Â¬ with illustrations by W H Drake prime movers in tho undertaking plus amounting to 220000000 which written by Frank A Chapman of the Campbell of was paid to the United States in gold American Museum of Natural HistoEx Governor Jus E ry Thero aro also a number of good Ohio drank water in which ammonia Was it any wonder that those whoso snort stories and poems by distinct- Â¬ selfish interests lay in the fall of prices liadJVteen accidentally spilled and should have antagonized the Elandhill ively popular writers canrarnear losing his life His next and by its repeal by- - one blow havo AN ORDINANCE door neighbor was a doctor and lessened by 500000000 tho value of the annual oxports of the United Imposing a License Tax on Stcnm Laun Â¬ prompt action saved him States rhtng 4 the Wfl n n Clold SaU and Etm ApprcetatwA tko TUw Drprofrfcrtert lit f TtoGmU Tfao placteff of tb finnacial Bjtcm of Mtl FOR SALE ftx I farmers of Christian and adjoining counties the followin as the best goods in their respective lines WE OFFER 1 THE goods i I hmil mi mat m PI 1 Wl Keystone Disc Harrow with steel frame and Bicycle bearings mammmmsasw 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 Baker Barbed wire cheaper than ever Cincinnati I N Hnve you made up your mind to save any money this yoar If so why not buy your good of T0BIN Merchant Tailor TM u JllJjU who always carries an ele Spring AND Summer Suitings Just Received J a 6- N Vhllie Walton aged six accidental- Â¬ ly killed his brother John aged ten at Versailles while playing with a pistol Mrs Emma Blankenship and her 11 year old daughter were drowned while crossing a stream in Pike county Tho Birmingham State a Democratic daily devoted to free silver made its appearance yesterday A man in Denver exploded a dyna Â¬ mite cartridge against his body and blew himself to pieces SecrtJry Carlisles son William who has been abroad sailed for home ordered and ordained 1 That each and every person or firm of Individuals oporatlng a Steam Laundry In tho There have resenting obligations now existing Cfty of Hbpkinsville shall pay a licenee tax Halojof Birmingham were incurred one bushel of wheat to said City at tho rate of fifty dollars 50 per been apout fifty conversions would disohargo a dollar of tho obliga- Â¬ annum to bo paid to the Treasurer of said Mrs Catherine McQuinn for com- Â¬ tions The western farmer has been City 2 That each and every agent or agency rep Â¬ plicity in tho murder of Dr Rader at admonished to be honest and con resenting a Steam Laundry not owned and to such changes Jackson Ky has been given a life sont bushels of wheatin our money that operated In tho City of Hopkinsvlllo and who two aro now required Steam sentence Tom Smith is to hang for to discharge a dollar of these obliga shall solicit or accept work for suchtho City Laundry not owned and operated in tions A horse would then pay 8100 of of Ilopkinsville shall pay to said City for such tliosame crime these obligations tho farmer has been privilege a license tax at tho rate of fifty dol Â¬ Miss Edna Thornbury was asphyx honest and now pays two or three or lars 50 per annum to bo paid to the Treasiated by gas escaping from a heater moro equally good horses to take up urer of said City and 8 That at Little Rock This is tho second his note for 3100 Four pounds of cot- operating aany person or persons owning Hop I Steam Laundry in the City cf ton would then pay a debt of a dollar case of this kind reported within the tho southern farmer has been hon- Â¬ kinsvlllo shall have tho righton tho payment I by this Ordilicense tax as last few weeks est and now he pays sixteen pounds of said of fifty dollars provided annum to so 50 per nance of cotton to cancel tho one dollar of licit and receivo Laundry work outside of tho Mrs Chas Moore of Bowling tho debt We aro asked to continuo to City of Ilopkinsville without the payment of Green has re married her former bo honest while tho monetary sys Â¬ any additional charge and may send the husband Chas Moore from whom tem of tho country is crowded still same to the person or persons from whom such more completely upon tho nurrow gold worn is received outside of the City of Hop she was divorced several years ago basis and tho dollar is still further and kinsvlllo without tho payment of any addi tional charge save and except said license tax Tho Queen City Herald at Clarks continuously enhanced in value The people have heretofore accepted of fifty dollars 60 per annum as provided by ville has been absorbed by the Daily all invitations to movo in the direction this Ordinance Times and its editor Mr Wilson of the exclusive gold standard and havo 4 That any license required by the provl endured the resulting depreciation of sions of this Ordinance shall not be Issued for becomes local editor of the Times prices and panics and though they a shorter period than one month person or violating this Or- Â¬ Rev WBigham is trying to raise havo sometimes been reluctant about f Any shall bu persons for fined each offense dinance money by private subscription to it their friends tho money changers not less than 5 nor moro than 5 for each are warranted in tho assumption that offense in the City Police Court of Ilopkins- Â¬ make a park out of tho farm in Larue it is worth while to urge them still ville on which Abe Lincoln was born further in this direction 0 This ordlnanco shall take effect and be The people generally ore little inter Â¬ in force from and after March 16 1805 Amos Gibson a negro was lynch- Â¬ sil- Â¬ ested maintaining ed at Forsyth Ga Mar 18 for the ver in they want a market for of Approved March 181891 F W DabneV But Mayor the stability usual crime Two white women were values which cannot bo had on a shift Â¬ ORDINANCE ing or relatively contracting basis his victims lie it ordained by the Board of Council of the such as is furnished by gold alone City of Hopkinsvlllo that the stable on the Geo Beatty a negro at Versailles Kansas Farmer premises now occupied by W S Boales and claims to bo the father of 8G living owned by Dr J A Uunn bo and the same is Will Wrk for Bilvur three wives Ho is 65 children Senator Voorhacs who bent all his declared unsafe to be within tho Are limit of years old enorgies in the early part of the first said City and Is therefore condemned and session o5 tho present congress to se Â¬ tho Chief of rolicoJ Sol Frit is ordered to There will be another total eclipse cure tho passage of tlws act repealing glvo proper notice and to havo same removed stye on of the moon on Sept 3 4 from 10 p tho Sherman silver purchase act now by owner or controller And tho pignuisance said premises is herby declared a m to 154 a m visible all over North says ho is in favor of the froo ooinago of and eamo is ordered abated at once This the white metal and that ho will work Mar 1895 Approved March 18 1S05 America to secure legislation to that end before F W Dabney Mayor big revival is in progress at tho BE HONEST Main street Baptist church in Bowl- Â¬ Farmer Advised to Ite Honest and nt the ing Green Rev JE V Baldy the Same Ttiuo Are Robbed of tlio Truo Vuluo Product pastor is assisted by Rev P T of Theirmany of tho original debts rep Â¬ When A dries In tho City of llopklnsvUle Ky Bo It ordained by the Poard of Councilman of tho city of llopklnsvUle and it is hereby and Fancy Goods Dress Goods Silk Fancy Goods Triin iLings Carpets Notions Rugs Oil Cloths Mattings Boots and Shoes gant line of Staple Opera Novelties in Woolens Building Hopkinsville and Fancy Vestings Always in Stock Kentucky JUST RECEIVED a nice line of Percales in dark and light colors also a pretty line of Formerly of Hopldnsville Ky You can always rely on get ting better goods for your money ot Headquarters for reliable Wathes Jewel and fancy ry Diamonds Goods at reliable prices Bric-a-bra- c ELEGAHT LINE OF Y7EDDING PRESENTS IE than any house in the city Cut prices in every line of Goods in my house Mail orders promptly attended to 321 Union Jas M HOWE St Nashville Tenn J ly adjournment That a taste for neatness tidiness and general snugness lessens ones taste for tilings iatellcctuol Woman- IrlpcL ORDINANCE of Councllmen of the City of Hopkinsvlllo That Section 6 of Chapter XXV on pago 18 bo and the same Is hereby amended by adding the fol lowing words And no license feo for any of FOE THUS BOYBo MOTHERS Take advantage of it We have about fifty Suits ages 4 to 15 years brought over from last season Nice clean perfect goods same styles as this season We will place them on our counters WEDNESDAY March 20th for 10 day only Bolt ordained by the Board Aware Highest Honors Worlds Fair the purposes mentioned in above Section shall be loss than 250 for each show or exhi- Â¬ This amendment to take effect from bition and after the passage Approved March 18 95 F W Dabnky Mayor FACTS POSITIONS GUARANTEED at CREAM Saturday The jury in the noted Gratz will case at Lexington sustained the will John Hamner shot and killed Mac Moore in Boyle county A mad dog was killed near Clarks- - RHINO MOST PERFECT MADE i pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder POMR YEARS THE STANDARD R CAL HUSIAISSS COLJSaii and School of and Telegraphy Typewriting Shorthand NASHVILLE TBNN 4 WRICKS by Draughons method of teaching book keeping is equal to li WEEKS by old method It expends more money in the interest ot Its Employment Department than half the busi- Â¬ ness colleges in tho south take in as tuition It Is strongly endorsed by Bankers Merchants and practical book keepers all over the United States Reasonable rates of tuition Cheap board Open to both sexes 600 students past year representing WJ States and Territories It has also prepared books for unaer rcasenuDle conditions Uo not say U cannot be done until you send for free ISO page cataloguo JtltA VOUONS 1JtAOTl HALF PRICE lust nhnnfifl DonC miSS it You C de Boy now for Little or Notnmg compared r the Vsamal wil 1 cost later on Wo to oixrfi nrrm n Fra nlle Friday cm Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 sent on CO days trial When you write explain your wants Address J FDbaouok rrest J Nashville lVn- - HOMH1 STtTXJY COX BOUL K V 4J j li im v LATE AEtfNEKS GRL ity Materials for Next Sum mers Airy Gowns Mint of Vnlaable Information for La die TVlio toVo to Vrena Well and Cor- Â¬ rectly Spring Costumes and Doml Soaion Wrap- - orate tritnn the gowa co machine stitc with satin On coat which ovln at present PERSONAL MENTION elabÂ¬ tJ tons Washington was six feet two inches vith in height ped e WGWHBE r Uit t ii pp rv4 vl w H Faxon Bookkeeper JOHN U MILLS An tho Letter Extremes moot In the vanishing glory tof rich winter fabrics and the advent of airy summer novelties with the scent of Juno roses In their dclicato Speclal Cntoago have not been slow in making the most of their opportunity Nothing can exceed in daintiness the muslins jeinbroidercd for summer gowns The prettiest and also the most expensive have exquisitely worked flowers on sheerest grounds of ipure whlto or tinted blues pinks and Jpalo green Others como in the fash iionablo all over work with lovely pointed edging to match and can be joaoily made up at home as they are de Â¬ signed in the most simple manner Tho foil waist is gathered to a belt with a wntrinn These novel ties all seem to invito to Itlio clothesmaking Industry and provi tints lent sanor couar or else lu upper por tion covered with folds as phown in tho picture Some of these gowns Bent over from London have knickerbockers and gaiters of tho same material as tho dress to wear under tho dress skirt which flares much at tho foot and is short enough to cscapo tho ground all urouna Those from Paris have tho skirt stiff Â¬ ened and lined throughout with silk and a heavy cord of satin at tho foot gives them tho fashionable flare A pretty model of such a gown comes in tan cloth flecked with brown Tho extremely short coat boasts a sailor ter bo called a bihh t A bet- Â¬ broad collar and girdle of satin or velvet rib Â¬ bon similar to those of last summer Tho sleeves are cut in half long gigot shape with a gathered ruffle falling over the arm Tho skirt five or six yards at tho foot is sloped toward tho top and gathered to a foundation skirt of tho same material or else of colored Another very pretty way is to have tho foundation skirt made of rather coarso Swiss cut double tho double thickness giving somewhat tho appear Â¬ ance of a moiro silk lining French dressmakers in particular are partial to this style of lining for all diapha Â¬ nous materials and many of the im ported gowns boast this lining even when one of silk is used also An old time material known as silk tlssuo has been revived It is very transparent beautifully flno and soft and will make an ideal gown for sum mer wear It is exceedingly pretty in cream tinted grounds strewn with small roses or else in glossy black soft-Â¬ ly powdered with violet blossoms i Tho lovely flowered silks I mentioned in my last letter are tho idol of tho fewir When dark enough in tone not too festive they make up charm Â¬ to ingly something that cannot bo Bald of all tho silks brought out this season They should never be attempted by the taffeta silk A NOVELTT IN CAPES 0 is to receive a salary of 850000 a year as Chief attorney of the American Tobacco company of Now York Ho is a son of Judge T C Fuller of the United States court of private land claims The Geological socioty of London has conferred tho Blgsby medal upon Prof Charles W Walcott director of tho United States geological survoy in recognition of important services ren Â¬ dered by him to geology and paleontology George Gould admits that his sister Anna and Count Castcllano aro en- Â¬ gaged It appears that this is Annas fourth engagement Sho was com- Â¬ pelled to do considerable shopping be- Â¬ fore finding a title to match tho color of her money Chaiues A Coiliek president and director general of tho Cotton exposi- Â¬ tion to be opened at Atlanta Ga next fall is a successful business man of 47 IIo is the son of ono of tho Atlanta pio- Â¬ neers and had experience in tho con duct of tho Piedmont exposition in 1887 Dr IIelen Weiister of Welleslcy college is tho only woman who ever earned the titlo of doctor of philosophy She went to Germany and literally won it bv hard unremlttinc labor Sho fs a calm mannered woman with iron gray hair and a faco full of strength and determination Dn Jamin Strono of Clcvoland O who has just died was ono of tho most noted insanity experts in tho country lie had been for a number of years su perintendent of the Newburg O in sano asylum Ho was ono of tho gov Â¬ W W N Foxlek of Durham WHEELER MILLS xoof CO 5 Kisitmim Uild McTnriNi TOIMCO nutmnaaiasvijuuciin Jf fffpl SM WAREHOUSEMEN COMMISSION MERCHA NT AND 4g GRAIN DEALERS 7vraxelxo-use- DFixe Russellvilloaud Railroad Streets Liberal Advances on Consignments All Tobacco Sent CflfaTimshi iw Miancu COWMtSKCtSSOR WWTUHM UJLA Hopkinsville Kentucky Ub Covered by Insurance W ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE T R HANCOCK B O WILCOX SWEET CAPORAL T R HANCOCK CO CIGARETTE Has stood tho Test ot Tlma MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER lMNGIvWAUIIMfe COR MAIN AND FRONT STREETS Tobacco Warehousemen and Commission Merchants Store NAT GAITHER HHnus COMBINED Jul Kitcta The South Main T jr HLA3STCOOK Salesman Liberal Advances on Tobacco 1 JAS WEST Street FURNITURE DEALER GAITHER WEST MERCHANT V collar faced with whlto broadcloth and gauntlet cuffs of tho same turned back over the sleeves Tho blouse waist was made of black satin with threo over- Â¬ hanging box plaits revealing with signally good effect a vest of deep cream colored lace White cloth facings on cloth gowns and jackets are very chic and popular a popularity which will however bo hero to day and gone to morrow for it is too extravagant a fancy to be con- Â¬ sidered by any but tho very wealthy Black cloth or velvot lined with white satin is however extremely pleasing to the eye and many of tho early spring wraps that hail from over the water are given this dainty finish Such a lining could not bo worn many times in our soot permeated American cities and really is an extravagant thing to buy but wo can gazo and ad- Â¬ mire even if wo cannot purchase Jackets will bo much worn this spring but not to tho exclusion of capes some of the very handsomest novelties being in tho latter style Ono in particular pleased me It was made of white satin well covered with an applique design of black satin outlined with fine jet beads A full ruffle of black chiffon heavily jetted trimmed its edges while a monstrous ruche of the same encircled the neck Its chief beauty was in tho gleaming white satin which showed faintly through the tracery of black satin and which I am sure with care could be made to of Guiteau xEsriwo a sort custard to see If it is cooked by pouring out a little from tho spoon If it leaves the spoon clean it needs moro cooking Good Housokeep insr ernments expert witnesses at tho trial A Complete and Bountiful Stock on hand all at sTOBACCO LOWEST Cash FIGURES Ringing Nohes In the ears sometimes a roaring buz Â¬ zing sound aro caused by catarrh that exceedingly disagreeable and very common disease Loss of smell or hearing also result from catarrh Hoods Sarsaparilla tho groat blood purifier is a peculiar successful rome dy for this disease which it cures by And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse Bed room Suits 10 W HOPKINSVILLE ERAGSDADE KY R E COOPER 00 hk purifying tho blood RAG SD ALE COOPER V 00 Hoods Pills are tho best after din Â¬ ner pills assist digestion provent constipation shot from a rocket and shoots around tho heavens for fully ten minutes has been invented by a man in Victoria Australia A A Solid Oah Suit for chaser that Is S1475 Ml Tfl a Ward KY nt HOPKINSVILLE season The applique of satin on cloth and cloth upon satin is the trimming of tho moment and when properly applied by an expert the result is really charming This trimming can be bought by the yard also in panels and bodice decorations The smart Eton jacket has afyain put in an appearance but it is not the Eton Those jacket of former seasons brought out this year are perfect in fit and finish being double breasted with deep sailor collars and broad cuffs People who want to uso up to the best advantage jackets that have lost their pristine freshness should have them transformed into one of women will retain its freshness thioughout the FEMININE GOSSIP Miss Susan B Anthony is said to bo ono of tho best brjdmakers In tho United States Natural violets depending in water-Â¬ fall bouquets from their sable muffs wero tho finishing costumo touches of the six bridesmaids at a recent wed Â¬ ding Muff chains aro much in evidence They aro of good slzo and aro of gold in several shades The really fashion Â¬ able ono goes once around tho nock be-Â¬ fore passing through tho muff Parisian dressmaking is supposed to bo tho thing to attract women in most parts of Now York but not so in tho German quarter for there you seo tho announcement Vienneso dressmaker The Chicago Womans club after a serious consideration of tho subject in a test caso has decided in favor of tho abolition of the color line Intelligent well bred clubable women of African descent will bo admitted to member- Â¬ ship precisely as the same kind of white W N DUCKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Special attention to sampling and eellicp tobacco Liberal advance ments made on consignments Our charges for Belling Tobacco will renlin lv 1250 No commission Estab listed 1869 UHI1TIT CAN I OIJTATN A PATENT For a opinion write to Srompt answer and an honest nearly lirty years CO who have bad ezperlenco In thg patent business Communica- Â¬ tions strictly confidential A Handbook of In formation concerning 1ntcntH and bow to ob- Â¬ tain tbem sent free Also a catalogue of mechan- Â¬ ical and scientific books sent freo Patents taken through Munn Co receive special notlco In tho Scientific American and thus are brought widely before tho public with out cost to tho inventor This splendid paper Issued weekly elegantly Illustrated has by far tho larpest circulation of any scientific work in tho world S3 a year Bamplo copies sent free Building Edition monthly f 260 a year Single copies cents Every number contains beau- Â¬ tiful plates in colors and photographs of new houses with plans enabling builders to show tho latest designs and securo contracts Address t 337-M Tobacco Commission Merchants EHTEAL WAREHOUSE SSloplszinsvIlle T C HANBERY 2i P SHRYER MUNN CO NRW YOIIK 301 BROADWAY STYLISH BIKING COSTUME amateur however as only an artist can treat them successfully and unless one can afford the services of a first class dressmaker it is really better to buy something less elaborate and btrik Ung The new taffeta faille silks are very jpretty and exceedingly cheap too iKome sell as low as ninety cents per yard and are dainty enough to suit tho most fastidious woman This silk is ireally only intended for fancy waists but I have seen some three or four Jgowns made of it that were models of elegance and beauty One in particular is worth describing It was designed for a young matron who will exploit its charms in the sunny south this month Tho silk was black with a faintly penciled stripe of deep pink running through it The very wide skirt hung in graceful folds from waist to hem and was untrimmed according to the fashion Tho upper of the present moment porlion of tho bodico was of black chiffon with a corselet of cream colored embroidery studded with jet and tied Jpyer tho shoulders with pink satin ribbon Tho collar band was covered with griffon puffed in shell pattern and fast Â¬ ened with a huge bow of pink satin ribbon while tho sleeves which were really larger than any I have seen wero cut very long and caught up at tho el- Â¬ bow in a butterfly bow held in place by small rosettes of the ribbon i I might mention in passing that jetted and spangled corselets will bo quite the proper caper this season They are on sale at several of tho largo stores but I dont mind confldimj to you that they are very dear there and if you could possibly contrive to make one for yourself it would be much cheaper and I am sure just as pretty Black silk crepon is the handsomest material brought out this season and alas the mostco3tly It ranges in price anywhere from to 8 per yard a fact Mch places it quite beyond the reach An exceedingly multitude Ttion of this material how- under tn0 oamo Eacs C3C31 ipos carefully haU lso 1 these jaunty little garments Ruches lace collarettes and berthas are the taking little accessories of dress on which a womans reputation for being well dressed must stand or fall anu those brought out this season show THE GREATEST CURATIVE AGENT Regular Graduate and Registered Physician surprising possibilities for variety in Formerly Assistant Surgeon In U S Navy af Â¬ design and material Tho latest novKNOWN terwards Post Surgeon U S Army and later elty in ruches is made of satin ribbon Surgeon British Marino Service with two yenrtj experience as Physician at Hot loops alternating with roses and chiffon Springs Ark will welcome the sick umlaf- JBLabrt puifs mixed with rosettes of ribbon or mcteu at ins uuico where consultation with one of the Jlost Successful Doctors of the king ostrich feathers Those most worn preson age U cordially invited All will and liked best however are made of Six weeks use of the Elcctropoise receive kind and honorable treatment and chiffon plaited very full on a collar permanent cures guaranteed In every case cuiod a friend of the opium habit It undertaken Matthew also uenefitttd me a gret deal I DrSiicc83ully Henry Kollock Treats J All Chrouii and Long suffered with kidney trouble Rev Standing Diseases W Bruce Hopkinsvile Ky ncjCJTvTl Dyspepsia Bronchitis J FLEGTR0P0ISE Dr Matthew Heiirv Kollock HANBERY SHRYER Props Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh Opiiim Cured Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to us Liberal advances on tobacco in store Good quarters for teams and teamsters All tobacco insurod unless otherwise instructed B ALLEN opin STrille Genl Agt Iy L E DADD Book keeper 0 P WAREIELDSupt Prom the editorial Ror order columus of i IX Asthma hospital methods vci bCH Union Tobacco Warehouse COMMERCE and treated by latest tho Webtern If there Blood and Bkin ease- DisI niTER STS any truth in men aud women it does Sores Pimpko Seofuln Tumors Eczema TTInnrj SYPHTITS nn1 nil indeed benefit in hundreds of cases of from an Impure state of tho blood promptly unit i uuiuciui Ilimiiiutu iiirevur ironi inu all kinds of sickness A friend who bystem restoring health and purity tlW loo 13 Clarksville Tennessee UNION HOUSE had suffered long with neivous pros eases of tlie bladder tration wrote thut it had cured her and safely cured A T arHejc ailments Kidney and Urmary Weakback frequent and burning urine dis of both sexes promptly Pte i iJ 3S gentleman in the city who a year ago seemed to have only a few days of life left him by consumptior has NOVELTIES FOK THE NECK bjm able to go band of velvot or ribbon and fastened greatly improved has in front by an immense bow and long on uninterrupted with his business loops of ribbon In tho matter of colTvo other personal friends said lars much latitude Is allowed and the pret- Â¬ nothing had ever done so much for design in tho plcturo shows the tiest combination of lace and ribbon their rheumatism Nothing has over Kate Gakhneh teeived so many testimonials from Hornmlioo JSIarfe of lapcr It is stated that tho German army has tiust worthy ver80I11J recently been testing horseshoes made Oi e nights me of Electropoiss of paper It has been found that their lightness and elasticity makes it possl gave ne relief from briin cougstin l blcfor a horse feo shod to travel faster and further without fatigue than one a id vertigo 1 have bean a well nviu shod with Iron and they are entirely iwvr miicv Uov Go H iVtaauH impervious to water or other liquids Tho shoes aro made by very much the Covingoii Ky same process as the-- paper car wheels Eectrvpoipe put out on ttial for and consist of thin sheets of paper Send for par copied Wiat pressed in a solid mass by hydraulic fqur mouths for S10 They can bo fastened to lrereneo be- - machinery ticiilars the hoof of a horso either by nails or WEBB vjj lost some by a kind of glue made of coal tar and DUBOIS 509 FourLi Avenuo Louisville Ky the fancy rubber uautOa will recelvo special and careful treatment for all their many cele TcnderncFs5Veaknes3 Diseases Private Strictures Varicocele Syphilis Gleet Fistula quickly cured without pain tion from business -- Goh0a HydroÂ¬ Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to U3 Tihprnl advanrp made on Con Free Storage to signments Planters Correspondence Solicited of Organs oi deten- Piles MMMfSEnstiS fUisrrsiisrrsJil JSTervoiis tlons Impotency Melancholy Dizziness Loss of Energy and Confidence tho drcudful effects of Early Vice which brings Organic Weakness unfitting ono for business study or enjoyment of life treated with never falling success On examination tliourlmuv deposits u ropy sedi ment will often be found and sometimes Kiuall particles of albumen will appear or tho color will bo of n thin milklsh hue again changing to n dark niul tuibid appearance There aro many men who dlo of this iillllculty ignornnt of the cause which is tho second stago of Seminal Weakness Tho doctor will guarantee a perfect cuieln all such cases and a healthy restorati n of tho genlturcurlnory organs WRITE your troubles If living away from tho city You can he cured at homo by corres pondence Absolute secrecy in all profes Â¬ sional dealings and meilicluo sent secure from observation Testimonials of patients aio never published Bank references to my responsibility cheerfully given Address Debility Night Einis a m HI lUi d JBLm u JCiju V3TrTl tG fKT o RiTTTTT xxvjLrK3w4v A fMEBMMMsl TENN i 11 rvrATTTRVTTTTC v i 1 1 01 j MoYmfcirtiirflrRnfl ww-v w- TTrmnrtfir of - m the most i SCOTCH SWEDE and GRANITE de Tl sirable EASTERN ilSi fjili ru TALIAN MARBLE I J Hi Dr Kollock s til Chiirdh 613 Street VX441P lJ After 40 years experience we feel confident that ordern entrusted u skillful ana artistic manner pto us will be executed in a ii JVone the best IT tfr-M-M WHITI1W is mi r RnHnUnr Vr mnfb S - MONUMENTS TABLETS and STATUARY hut T material used 1 Hj MaBhville Term G He frrt i V jho a rijgit4ijfa wrarcxrsa tinmmkTTmFmmy Professional Cards J T Haxbkby Feank Bell VCfVr HOPKINS WLLE KENTUGKIAN Distressing Cough Germeteur Cures LaGrippe Mr Auprew Kork of Kerk Bacon leading dry 2Joodi dealers of Evons ville Ind writer I was taken with grip and at the solicitation of a friend used Royal Germetuer and do not hesitate to way that is a wonder- Â¬ ful remedy In two days 1 was able to make my spring trijp to New York I was also tioubled with night sweats and since using Germetuer have escaped that also I fiud it a splendid appetizer and keep a bottle in my room at all times Sold by all druggists r Salmon Chase Hon M 0m G 7 HANBERYBEM Practice In the Courts of Christian and adj Â¬ oining countles 40fllce Olty Hall building Court Square IIOIKINSVILLB KY im r SOEE JOINTS and MUSCLES Dospalrod AfiiJXXiJC CURED BY Andrew Seargent M D PHYSICIAN OFP10E Alio SURGEON MK JVB wmihii Filth and Main streets opposite City Court Boom Ayers Cherry Pectoral distressing cough and a general soreness of the Joints and muscles I consulted physicians and tried various remedies but without ccttlng any relief until I despaired of ever being well again Finally I took Ajcrs Cherry Pectoral and In a very short tlmo was enthely emeu I can thciefore cordially and confidently commend this medlclno to all J Rosells Vlctoila Texas My wife had a VflW fAllhTnAMn wj UUUUICOUJUU cough She used Ayers Cherry Pccto-ral and proem cd Immediate relief O n Podiuck Humphreys Ga Some tlmo since I had a sovcro attack of asthma accompanied with a TELEPHONE NO 5 o oi Velveteen was first made of cotton in 1636 pronounced better than silk m H H Painter Done Skerritt Paper Dr Kollock in Nashville The attention of tho reader Is especially called to tho card of Dr Mathew Henry Kollock which Is In another column The Doctor Is a native of Norfolk Va 1831 of a prominent Southern family of Savannah Ga He is quoted as a standard authority by the Encyclopedia Brltannlca pago 135 tho largest and most Important work In tho world being In In 25 volumes each tho size of a large church Bible Ho Is noted as the discoverer of the uctlvo principle of gelseml num a specific for neuralgia of the face and womb Tho Doctor has been all over tho world and has niado many cures especially at Hot Springs Ark given up by other physi Â¬ cians and - Hanger Low Â¬ ALL WORK with Neatness and Dispatch andat D R oi oi J est Prices - MtOP JD8th street next to offlcofjlopklnsvllle Ky- - Board o Oi v A o o DR PRESTON THOMAS PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office over Bank Hopkinsville oa oi S HOPKINSVILLE V OFFICE HOURS -- Day and Night Ayers Cherry Pectoral wwoivBu nijMBS Hwuroy qj AT THE WORLDS FAIR o KY DABNEY CANSLER ATTOHNE YS AT LA W EtF0Qt nOPRIN3VILLET KY their sorvlces to the people of three weeks third Monday In May term two weeks fir Monday In September term three As early as 1149 Scicily was fa Christian and adjoining counties weeks mous for Bilk growing and manufac- Â¬ Office Weber Street Ohbistm Fourth Monday In February term six w- - bs first Monday In June term turing K Monday In September four weeiu term six we a Tho only wny to euro catarrh is to Hoods Sarsaparil Callowatt - fieoond Monday In April term purify the blood i i three weekt rs Moudav n August term la purifies the blood and tones up tho two weeks econd Monday In November whole system term three weeks Lyon First Monday In May term two In bleaching linen loses one third OiBice over Kellys Jewelry Store weeks first Monday In August term two of its weight cotton one twentieth flrgt Monday in December term two weeks HOPKINSVILLE - - - Ky weeks A Remarkable Cure w C Shook AD DomcouET MrsH B Adams 1609 Wubaah Important to Invalid Ladies avo Chicago says I had a scrofu- Â¬ DORIGOURT S 00K DrKilmer I have been complete- Â¬ lous taint of the blood from child- Â¬ LEADING ly cured of Female Weakness by hood which however remainded dor- Â¬ Everybody will be interested in what issaid about Olive Branch in Circuit Court Directory anotnercolumn It costs only SI a Tkioo First Monday In February term month oooooooooooooooooooooooj immmHum Calico was fht brought to England by the East India Company in 1631 Junius c am DENTIST House Sign and Decorative f Grainers and Paper Hangers f Offlce on Ninth Street opposite Galther WestsTobaeco Warehouse Hopklnsvlllo Ky Anderson JUtasworfii Refer Bank end HOPKINSVILLE - KENTUCKY Office South side Court House Attorneys at Law Jtions Frt National Bank Special attention given t Bank of Hopklnsvlllo Planter to coliec Haiel Henderson Entirely now and first class in all respects Excellent Sample Rooms and service imequalcd in tho city On Double Car Lino C F L P Kleidereb Proprietors - Ky Henderson FIRST NATIONAL i BARBER SHOP W W GRAY PROP E NINTH ST NEAR MAIN 25cento Nothing but first class work and all done in latest fashion SHAVING 10 SHAMPOOING 25 HAIR CUTTING WA tisfaction gua WHEN YOU GrO To LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph made at WYBRAHTS NEW STUDIO No 580 Fourth Avenue Xouisville HOPKINSVILLE Ky HfiBi Latham KY Is the finest Hotel In the South All orn lmVfrovements SttamHcat and Elect Lights throughout Rates 2 to Hodges 350 per day Co Managers pSHtoffiBM It acts powerf ullr and quickly Cures wuei 6i Otborsfall Young men regain lOBt manhood eld men rccovor youthful vlnor Absolutely dun1 nnfpAil tn ffurn NerTOUincBi Lniit Vihiiitv NlEltlyJiuls8lpuTotioiver T Iraiiotcncy Falling Memory Wuntlnir Ills cither tex effect Qttelt abuts or excuse o WHAT 9OW lDY PEFFERS IS DW NERVIGOR flW t V insnniiy ana contumptlo UontlotdriWgHtslmpoBO a worthless sultituto op you becnusenylolrtsjjrontorpront insist on Suw xor it ioa IjSfcJFJBUM Can bo carried In vest pocket fi PrepaidA plain wrap with per 1 per box or O for Written Guarantee to Cure or ICerund the Money Pamphlatfroo Sola by rtrugulMB Adarcrt eniesandall MfierMtorttwiiruson and xiJiiorBena Ioitlvi f PEVitEll MEIIGAIj ASSN Chicaao If Sold by R C Hardwick euros Dyspepsia In 1 digestion Debility- Â¬ 3 BROWS IRON BITTERS warded with such material encourage- Â¬ ment that tho present church edifice was constructed no secured contrib utions largo and small in all sections of tho union Tho historian of tho church states that many valuable presents were made at that time and among them were tho memorial windows tho handsome organ be lurinir hnda A W Baldridoe Miliersville 111 clear XWhi iklnvent bywhit and60healthyAdd rem Dr from Mr Carlos Pierce of Massachufey dnigsltlJ or mail for cte Poll For sale by R C Hardwick and Ed lUOCljri BWAT BTUIM It setts the beautiful communion service iTt AM R Bogard Lafayette from Mrs James Foster of New York Sold bv R C HARDWICK and tho stono from Jerusalem with Genuine cashmere shawls were exJinks Why are you forever bother Â¬ tho inscription Jehovah Jireh the ported from Caehmaro to Rome A ing mo about that bill I owj you keystone in tho arch above tho pulpit D 271 from Dr Denaas Tho pulpit itself Minks Jinks I need tho money Then you ought to bo ablo to sympa Â¬ was designed by Bishop Simpson and To Consu mptives thize with mo I need money too N was mado partly from olivo wood brought from tho Holy City while in As an honest remedy Foleys Y Weekly tho vestibule thero is a portion of tho Now woman ah has been Honey and Tar does not bold out Autie from tessclated marble false hopes in advanced stages but mo less befoh th public donshno foh debris of Solomons pavement Upon tho temple tho truthfully claims to give comfort and a generation Can ye ah seo what windows of the church aro many Modern Wom Â¬ shes done foh th wuld relief iu the very worst cases and in Â¬ an studying him closely Lord for- Â¬ memorial inscriptions of departed memtho early stages to effect a cure bers iho names and dates alono constiCleveland Plalndeder R C give her Yed For sale by C K Wyly tuting almost a centenary memo- Â¬ Hardwick rial and bibliography of tho hisWOMEN IN BUSINESS tory of early American Methodism In 1331 seveuty families of cloth Miss Ellene A Bailey of New When tho church was dedicated on makers from the Flanders settled in York has invented and put upon tho February 28 1800 in tho presenco of a England vast concourse of people from all parts market about thirty useful articles of tho land tho dedicatory exercises Miss Elizabeth Pomiemus a bright were conducted by Bishop Simpson If your hair is harsh dry and wiry you will fiud Ayern Hair Vigor of esv young California woman about twenty who preached in tho morning and was sential service in rendering it soft years of age is qualifying herself as a followed in the afternoon by Itev W tho noblest and best pilot for ocean vessels entering the harÂ¬ Morley Punshon tho distinguished women of our country plaint and glossy bor of San Diego In eight months sho Wesleyan divine Dr Punshon was at Smith D Fry Tho man who shrinks from self oxpects to pass tho required examina that time tho greatest Methodist pulpit In Kurope Tnxntlon ddiunl putiss that cup of happiness tion orator in Canada and Bishop Simpson Taxes in France aro tho heaviest in Mme Caiuie a busincss liko French was unrivaled by any pulpit orator ni away iroin his hy woman is the private secretary of Col America excepting alono tho match- Â¬ Europo in proportion to tho population Waring Now Yorks street cleaning less Bcecher of Brooklyn And yet amounting to 1750 a head Though Prthupsjou would uot think bl tho general taxes of tho German empire Mine but a very Iuiuh pnnirtiou of disease commissioner English Carro speaks andÂ¬ tho young men and women of this ago aro only 025 a head they must bo French and Ger of Methodism know but littlo of either in New Yor cuiiit l una carlessuets writes iluently added to tho taxes of tho individual catqutng coid siiys Dr Cyrus man and has somo knowledge of Italian man and many of them never heard states tho average Prussian German about Mts IlAitniET Duteute a colored the name of Matthew Simpson Thus for instance pays 1550 Next comes Edson It is such a simple thing and very few people unless woman is ono of tho most successful rapidly do tho famo and glory of tho Austria with 51287 and Hungary with so common that Philadelphia Sho has achievements of this lifo fado away 1212 Englands rato is 1150 so is it is u case of pneumonia pay any undertakers in business for o about into reminiscences New York is one carried on tho attention to cold Hollands that of Belgium is 11 of years Sho furnishes hearses Rev John P Newman who is to day Italy 1050 of Greeco 10 of Spain of the healthiest piacos ou the Atlan carriages and all tho requisites for regarded by many as tho most eloquent Denmark and Roumnnia 9 of Sweden tic Coast and yet there are many funerals bishop of Methodism was mado pastor 550 and of Scrvia 525 In Switzer Â¬ cases of catarrh and consumption Mrts L A which have their ongiu iu this neg- Â¬ City ono of Starkweather of Kansas of tho now church and preached his land the general government receives women solicitors first sermon on Easter tho lect of tho simple precaution of every of lifo insurance first sho finds no diffi Â¬ 28 1809 in tho presence Sunday March 59 a head but tho individual cantons says day life The most sensible advise culty in inducing women to insure It audienco of distinguishedof an immenso tax as well In Russia tho rato is tho people among lowest 425 as a largo proportion of is when you havo one get rid of it as is much easier than to insuro men Re- Â¬ them being tho president of tho United tho revenue comes from the states do Â¬ soon as possible By all means do cently in ono month sho wrote 811 States tho vico president tho chief main Dr Edsou does not 000 on tho lives of women not neglect it justico of tho supremo court many sen Â¬ tell you how to euro a cold but wo A Deep llaco In tho Faclllc ators representatives members of tho Cough will Tuke Chamberlains Ono of tho deepest spots yet discov Â¬ cabinet and diplomats from foreign SHORT CLIPPINGS Remedy It will relieve the lungs lands President Grant occupied Jjia ered in tho Pacific ocean is near tho aid expectoration open the secretions Matrimony is tho namo of a post of pew for eight years Vioo President Col Â¬ Friendly islands in latitude 84 degrees and soon effect a permauent cure offico in North Carolina fax his pew for four years and Chief STminutes south longitude 175 degrees For sale by R C Hardwick Ed There is ono milch cow in this coun Â¬ Justice Chaso his pew for four yea re 8 minutes west Tho depth thero found B Bogard Lafayette Ky try to every four inhabitants Pews were also sot aside and rnarh ed waa equal to five English miles and The ancient Egyptiann considered it for several of tho states and larger is said jk be something like 6000 To BENT two rooms Apply to Mis unhealthy to wash a child until it waa cities The original board of trust ieetgxttf r4tipth than hod yet boon S A Weller SouthiVirinia St foraajuUatYfcinttjr eonavsted of Gen U B Giant atJaatiayewoJ4 mant An ulcer begun on the side of the nose having all the appearance of a must malignant cancer The ogony of mind I suffered canuot be discribed as I contemplated the progress of such a malignant disease Finely I was induced to try Foleys Sarsaparilla It appeared to neutralize the poison in the blood The The Honry VIII England wore cloth growth of the ulcer ceased A sto ckings J but bad a silk pair for diseased tissues in the bottom and edges of the sore seemed to loosen Ch ristmas and Easter and the natural flesh to take its place No part of the disease remains A severe rheumatic pain in the left R C For sale by C K Wyly shoulder had troubled Mr J H Lo Hardwick per a well known druggist of Des Moines Iowa for over six months Fustian was ilrstmade ot cotton At times the pain was so severe that about the year 1641 he could not lift anything With all he could do he could not get rid of it Fortify yourself against hurtful until he applied Chamberlains Pain changes of weather by the uee o Balm I only made three applica- Â¬ tions of it he says And have since Ayerss Sarsaparilla been free from pain He now recom- Â¬ That Tired Feeling mends it lo persons similarly offlicted It is for sale by R C Hardwick ana overcomes us when inferior prepara Ed R Bogatd Lafayette toins are recommended by uuscrupu lus doalers as just as good as Foleys Edward III in 1336 forbade the Honey and ar Cough bprup when wearing of furs save to persons worth we know the unequalled merits of this sreat medicine For sale by C 500 a year K Wyly RC Hardwick Remedy Chamberlains Cough gives the best satisfaction of any It flEjiU eypnnra r cough medicine I handle and as a WAYNES shmr 7sta seller leads all other preparations in OINTMENT this market I recommend it bewithout any inUrnl cures ut cause it is the best medicine I ever rtxfth wHrf5i msaiciMf ter ecsenuL itch all eniDtioDf on tho foot handled for coughs colds and croup now your Olive Branch a hopeless invalid and spent hundreds of dollars for treatment Irom four different doctors one of which wanted to use the knife Mrs Alvin Schubert 1617 I St Sacramento Citv Cal Foi sale by R C Hardwick I was i Emery then mayor of Washington Postmaster Tullock and others of rank ThoBdst Knovm Sanotuaryin tho and distinction City of Washington The first pastor Rev Dr Nowinan filled tho pulpit for three years Thon Famous Men unci Women Who IlaTe Wor on account of tho recognized discipline shiped There Mrs Logans Ilecol of tho church it bocame necessary for lectlons of tho Conjrreeatlon the eloquent divine to be sent to somo nod Its WorJc other pulpit for tho Methodist preach- Â¬ ers you know are itinerants who aro ISpeclaJ Washington tiettcrl not allowed permanent locations for Tho Metropolitan Methodist Epis- Â¬ their ministry But the congregation copal church of this city was for many would have no other pastor No other years the greatest church of that dc man could command such audiences nominationin tho United States and it No other man could All all of the pews continues to bo one of tho leading and pack the aisles No other man churches in the national capital In would be acceptable So Dr Newman tho very early days there was a camp declined to preach anywhere and it meeting held on tho site which this was said that he contemplated becom houso of God occupies and tho very ing a Congregationalist and tailing his venerable Bishop Asbury conducted tho church with him into that denomina- Â¬ services That was long beforo tho tion But was found to be untrue city of Washington was dreamed of He declinedthatbo assigned for the next to and wlven Wesloyanisra vas in its in fancy on this continent Time rolled on a new city was projected and a schoolhouso was erected here in which itinerant Methodist preachers held serv ices at long intervals The capital grew and tho principal residence part of tho city surrounded tho site Tho Bchoolhouso was obliterated and in its place there was a series of hoarding houses Senator Thomas II Benton of Missouri resided on the corner Henry Clay of Kentucky lived next door and across the street John 0 Cal- Â¬ houn had apartments in the Gushing house a fashionable hotel which still standsbut bereft of its prestige The old hotel is now a boarding house and very few of its inmates realize that Calhoun Webster Foot Fessenden Buchanan MIIS JOHN A 100 N and Dougln3 once graced its premises and held conferences- - of national sig Â¬ year tho pulpit was declared vacant nificance beneath its gabled roof and Dr Newman filled it as a supply When tho Metropolitan wns estab- Â¬ preacher Later on at a subsequent lished more than a century ago that conference ho was assigned to the part of Washington was yet a promi- Â¬ Metropolitan pulpit for another period nent portion of tho city but it has sinco of three years Sinco then there hae sunken into a less than secondary mu Â¬ been other pastors all of them good nicipal rank because of the growth of men and ablo men but none of them tho city in other directions Only has drawn such wonderful audiences twenty five years ago Bishop Simpson The only church in Washington Bishop Ames and Rev Dr Newman which has chime bells is the Metropoliunited in efforts to establish and build tan Everyone who has visited this this beautiful church in tho heart of city and remained over Sunday has Thanksgiving day No tho city Their work wns made popular heard them and effective by reason of tho fact that vember 30 1871 the spire with a chimo The spiro was tho idol of tho people tho success- of bells was dedicated S ful general of tho army U named after Mr Thomas Kelso of Bal Â¬ Grant encouraged them by his usslst timore who gave 5000 for its erec- Â¬ anco and with his unlimited influence tion he had previously given 57000 for The The Methodist churches of tho entire tho erection of tho church country and many of tho annual con chimes were the gift of several indiferences contributed to tho funds viduals For fifteen years the chimes which were raised for tho erection of were in charge of Prof Frederick this Methodist shrine at the seat of tho Widdows who rang out each New Rev Dr De Year and celebrated all public holidays national government In common fith Haas of New York made laborious by their ringing and earnest efforts from one end of the very many others who were prominent land to tho other visiting the confer in the Metropolitan church in its most ences and eloquently presenting tho prosperous and popular days he has cause iiis splendid worlc was re-- been gathered unto his fathers At tho last anniversary celebration of the founding of tho church many peoplo of prominenco narrated their experiences and recollections of tho church and its work Mrs John A Logan delivered an impressive address METROPOLITAN CHURCH Justice JET PROPELLED LIFEBOAT Driven by Water Jets Produced by A Rotary Stoam Pumps ri i1 1 GEN ULYSoES S GRANT i4Pf2j DU OUT OX Sho named many men of noto who had worshiped there and in reference to A few of us Gen Grant she said recall another who when chief magistrate of all the nation would como regularly with his family and sit in the pew that is still dedicated to the president of the United States The sphinx like face he wore to tho world bore another expression when he worshiped at tho throne of Him who had guided his footsteps through all tho labyrinths of wars mysterious ways When tho benediction Praiso God from Whom All Blessings Flow commenced he would quietly rise and slipping out of tho small door at tho side of tho pul- Â¬ pit would go down and out to avoid HE COULD GUIDE THEM the stui e of curious eyes of those who Boy Who Felt a seemed not to remember that there A Distinct Mission for Leadership was a time and place for everything Concerning her distinguished husThere need be no fear as to the band tho great volunteer soldier the safety of the republic tho longevity now of the government at Washington eloquent statesman sho said shall I speak of unother who camo and or any of those other similar contin- Â¬ went an humble and sincere worshiper gencies about which eminent statesat this shrine Communion Sunday December 5 18S0 wo knelt together men have from time to time permit- Â¬ hero nt tho railing and partook of tho ted themselves to bo troubled so last sacrament On the 10th he was long as the country contains young- taken ill on the 20th with the sound sters of the sort described by a of Dr Newmans voice petitioning the teacher in a West side primary Heavenly Father for tho reposo of his soul ringing in his ears his righteous grade Along in the afternoou when the spirit took flight and I know that ho children were growing tired of the is now a partaker of tho joys of heaven ly lifo in tho eternal home above The regular routine and began to be tablet on your walls will testify to tho restless the teacher decided to let presence of Gen John A Logan in this them march around tho xoom awhile church long after tho last of us has She told them all to stand up and passed away Tho presenco of Mary Logan was then asked who would like to lead in tacit testimony to tho fact that not the march The children looked at only great men havo worshiped here each other doubtfully nobody apbut that great and noblo women havo parently being willing to take such also bowed their heads and lifted up a grave responsibility on his small their souls to God in this sacred place shoulders until finally a sturdy litfor tho wifo of tho great soldier is ono tlo chap of seven stepped out and of tho good ot Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Seven-Year-Old The Royal Lifeboat Institution a benovolent organization supported by subscriptions from thocharitabje people of Great Britain maintains many lifeboat stations on the coasts which are the means of saving hun- Â¬ dreds of lives every year In gen eral lifeboats are worked by oars and 6ails In 1891 tho institution caused to be built a steam propelled lifeboat worked on tho jet principle That is to say instead of the ordi- Â¬ nary screw propeller jets of water are used to drive the vessel The water jets are produced by means of rotary pumps and when the jets are discharged from the stern the boat is driven forward says the Scientific American Tho discharge nozzles are capable of be- Â¬ ing shifted so as to direct the jots laterally in which case the vessel may be turned around or made to move sidewise Tho first lifeboat proved very useful and successfal and now the institu- Â¬ tion has added another boat worked on tho same principle The vessel is named tho City of Glasgow She is fifty three feet long sixteen feet beam five and one half feet deep Displacement thirty tons Besides coal provisions water and crew the boat will carry forty passengers On each side there are two centrifu- Â¬ gal pumps for working the vessel Engines two hundred horse power Speed eight miles per hour and capable of towing another boat at the same speed Tho vessel is pro pelled and turned with tho utmost facility without the use of tho rud Â¬ der although of course a rudder is provided Going at full speed the boat may be stopped dead and started astern in twenty seconds A somewhat similar jet boat named tho President Van Heel has been built for the Lifeboat institu- Â¬ tion of South Holland and is operated with much success We have on several occasions called the attention of the navy de- Â¬ partment to tho importance of hav- Â¬ ing our war vessels fitted with jet pipes and proper connections with the steam pumps so that in case of need such as loss of rudder or iu an action this auxiliary means might bo employed to steer swing or turn the vessel as circumstances might require We have also suggested the inquiry whether additional pumps and pipes might not bo ar- Â¬ ranged for connection with the main engines of the ship so that in case of loss of propeller or breakage of shaft the propulsion of the vessel might be still maintained These suggestions apply not only to warships but also to merchant steamships The jet system is not capable of yielding so high a rate of speed for a ship as the propeller but it is a safe and effective method especially useful for emergencies It would be a simple and comparatively inexpensive matter on all steamships to arrange jet pipes for steering purposes in case of rudder loss i remarked confidently although with perfect modest as if he had arrived at his conclusion after maturo con- Â¬ sideration My great grandfather was a sol- Â¬ dier in tho revolution my grandfather fought in the war of 1812 and my papa in tho rebellion and I think 1 can do it The teacher thought ho could too and he took his place at the head of the column greatly to his own satis- Â¬ twen-ty-flv- faction and with the undisguised admiration of all the other scholars Chicago Times Mischief Done by Wind When tho princo president ou his journey through lYance came to Bordeaux a triumphal arch had been erected for him by tho prefecL at tho entrauco of tho towr wreath suspended from to bo let down ucbe and the arch bore Ho has well des gust of wind carrVaa B ra a bu tuvri wus no PUIA fiiVPm J rogo with the deserved tA j 1 tt maw ttriBCEPrraKAjtfBHgKCjfaBa imm - mj i MmiHiWnT 7 8 XKWONAI T t V d U v UOSSIfc HOPKINSVIIiLJ KENTJTOfelATSr ID 4 tit Mr Allan D Wallis who baa been for several years with Bsssett Co has resigned to accept a position with O M Latham Mr Wallis is one of the most popular salesmen in the city and is a young man of the very finest character and promise He is thoroughly up in dry goods business and is a valuable man to any firm he may be associated with Mr and Mrs 0 B Webb have re- Â¬ turned from a sojourn of two or three months in Florida Mr Webb wont South in search of a warm climate but failed to find it as the cold waves pursued him and found his hiding A NEW ERA IN SHOE SEELING t Our wonderful new Shoe Department is now complete and awaits your verdict As we have biased the way of low prices in dry goods and by every effort in every possible way and on every occasion hammered down the prices so in this department we can promise the people a great saving in their Shoe bills and the highest satisfaction in fit style and wear A thoroughly dependable line of Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes at PJeasing Prices backed by a guarantee which means all that the word does in its fullest sense and sustained by our priciple of strictly honorable dealing with all alike TRY US- - 1 tip place Mr J M Frankel is in the East buying spring stock Mrs Frankel and little daughters accompanied him as far as Xiouisville and will spend the week with relatives Mr H M Frankel has gone to Cin Â¬ cinnati to buy spring goods and will lay in aheavy stock for Sam Frank els store with which he iscdiiifecteH Mrs P F Rogers has returned to her home in North Christian after a visit of a week to her daughters Mrs S Fritz and Mrs C H Layne Mrs J N Prestridge of Williamsburg arrived Saturday and is visiting the family of her father Hon J D Clardy at Newstead Mrs 13 C Settle of Hopkinsville is the guest of her sister Mrs J W McClanahan on Union street To bacco Leaf Chronicle Judge L C Linn spent Sunday as M Medley at t the guest of Mr Jas his handsome country home near Beverly Mias Lucile Phillips of Pembroke Ky is tho gU68t of the Misses Eskms Henderson on denerson sueav m HERE AND THERE The Modern Way Commends itself to tho well informed Lonq Lonostaff On the 10th Earlington Mr H B Long to do pleasantly and effectually what crudest formerly of Crofton and Miss Mag wbh formerly done in the well To unncr and disagreeably as gie Longstaff were united in marri- Â¬ cleBtiwi the system and break up age Rev J W Ligon officiating coldo headaches and fevers without unpleasant affects use tho delightful Tho Palnle8 Process liquid laxative remedy Syrup of Figs Since Dr M D Haleey of LexingNOTICE ton first visited our city the question United I WANT every man and woman In tho Whisky and has been ireely discussed whether or Statos interested inorthe Opium on these dis my books to have one not his local method for the painless hnblts Address II M Woolloy Atlanta Ga eases IJox 883 and ono will be sent you free extraction of teeth was meritorious or simply a fraud The Doctor has in the mean time made several other yislts hre and has extracted more than a thousand teeth and in every This fino young jack will mako tho case so far as learned he has given entire sutisfaction There can be no present season at Tho Eclipse Livery doubt about the operation being ab- Stable at solutely paiulebs in ordinary cases when the tooth is badly ulcerated and has been permitted to remain un- Â¬ til neuralgia in its worst form has de veloped then even the working is perfect and there is not the leaBt acute At 10 to insure mare with foal pain when such molars are lifted Money due when the fact is ascerDr transferred from their socket Tho system used tained or mare jacl with white by Dr Halsey is the result of several Franklin is a back years careful study and experiment points three years old fourteen and has fully proyen itself to be the and half hands high and is a fine safest and most effective of any specimen CO W C DAWSON known to science up to the present day The Doctor visited Trenton and Guthrie last week and is now in Elktou He will return to this city j some timo this week and will remain j a few days in order that those who need his services and failed to sea him on the occasion of his last visit i can have a final opportunity of doing so His dnto will appear iu the next issue of tho Kentookian Our splendid young Jack Day A lilaok Ciillu Star will make tun present season on The lovers of rare plants and flow the Locust Grove farm near the era will find a great neat if they will Watkius farm The Square postoffice visit Mrs Judge Brown Sho has a at 10 to insure mare with foal genuine Black Calla Arcum Sanc Â¬ Money due when mare proves to bo Day Star io tum now in full bloom tho flower in fpal or is transferred and petal being perfectly black a black jack with white points is 15 This plaut is a native of Palestine hands high and four y ears old aud is really a curiosity It is the M A MASON W B iwanmarrmmn only ono in this county iiwiiiMoa TTTWirr MATRUIONIAI Please Notice I J K Ham sacks for sale at this office Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Beginning Mar 1st I will sell coal exclusively for cash E L Foulks Sam Tones has made a date for Owensboro May 19 Born To the wife of Mr C H Bush a fine girl Wednesday morning Forty two converts of the recent colored revival in Princeton were baptized Sunday says the Banner Wm Roll a coal miner was as sassinated in Henderson county by an unknown party Ho was shot and killed near the door of his residence Green goods men at Paducah worked three farmers from Calloway were county for ijbUU Their nan D W L Walls Ike Hinea am Mohundro Hon Henry Watterson was hi ked on to deliver his celebrated lectu Journal ast Money and Morals at Cadh Miss May Ware has returned from night an extended visit to her sister Mrs FOR RENT on- - South Virginia McRoberts at Lancaster Ky street a desirable place house of 8 Mrs E B Long is visiting her rooms large yard and garden and daughter Miss Hattie who is attend all kinds of fruit W W Wake ing school in Mayheld The meeting of the stockholders of Miss Green Henry of Hopkinsville the Fair company will be heldnt store at 3 oclock is visiting Mrs Tate on College Galbreaths afternoon Wednesday street Clarksville Times Dr A P Campbell has resumed Miss Vada Dickerson of Bennetts his practice and also has secured the town is spending the week with Miss right to extract tooth by the painless Coe Office over Baseett process Emma Southall Gentleman or lady to sell Wanted Miss Lena Pyle will return to day Aluminum Coffee Econo from a months visit to friends in Lo- Dobies Fits any pot saves one third mizer gan county Co the coffee Arthur L Dobie tf Mr Jas H Anderson has returned Grant building Atlanta Ga Speeialis from New York where he went to buy Dr Spra J Balier Nose diseases of Eye Ear Throat spring goods Eyes tested with finest French trial Miss Lavinia Gorman has accepted case made free Spectacles furnished a position as snleslady in an Elktou Office over Wallace Taliaferros drug storo Lady attendant Hours store 9 to 4 Mr Thoe C Underwood of HenRev W W H Rope of Louisville derson spent Sunday in the city preached at the Episcopal church Mr Judeon Dickereoh spent bat Sunday and will hold services at 330 and 730 p m throughout the urday and Sunday in the city msat Below the names of a few good sensTlfle people wlTolinow a gobt thing when they saw it Each one is a happy possesser of a Rambler Bicycle Jeff Morris E B Long W t Vv H Olvey J M Starling Gearing farming imple- ments f M bells paint window glass awnings cutlery tools of all kinds and a complete line of Hardware and G uns J J W Mitchell Frank Hives Y Owsley Archie Gant Dr Franklin Miss Ophelia Payno Ira L Smith Ask Them jiiiiiyu lYjij What they Think Best Wheel On Earth THOMPSON MEADOR Repairing a Spec ialty C3--U- S 3TO-UJ3R- - U No 62 No 61 N TIME TABLE TRAINS DOING NORTH NoM No 63 ents EgBSl St Lonlt Fast Mall XaBhvlllo Arcora St Loula Express TRAINS GOINQ SOUTH ioio p ra 962 a m 8P0p m Kggst XCggBl Barred for 15 puriiv Plymouth Rocks Black SI Minorcas and Brown ruary delivery Leghorns Orders booked now for FebStock of guaranteed Meaoham Co St Louis Express 185 am No 58 Nashville Accomodation 5 25 a ra No 61 St Louis Mall 5 18 pm Nashville Accommodation does not run on sunday North bound St LouU and Chicago Fast trolns have through trains solid and sleepers to Chicago and St Louis Fast Line stops only at Important stations ud crossings Has through Pullman sleep ers to Atlanta Ga J SIADAMSAgent Buff Leghorns SI for 13 Change in Time Ohio Valley fijvlway Taking Effect Sunday Sept 23rd 1894 TRAINS GOING SOUTH STOVES The best stook of Stoves and JRanges in the city No 2 Daily Mail Express liv Evansvillo DeKoven No 4 Dally Mall Express I ad TINWARE Tinware line Everything in the dirt Henderson Corydon Morganfleld cheap as Ax ROOFING Call on us for Roofing and Quttorlng Sturgls Marion Princeton Cerulean Surinirs Grncey llopk usvlllo 552pm 8lam 9oiamji6tQ3pm 049 a pm 1067 mW54 iBTO5pm TTtrssSm 1183 am ll49a in 1210 pm 915pm No3DalJy 630am 717am 712am 818am 8S0pm 420pm 444 pm 615pm 853nm PUSV1PS Best pumps In tho market Forcepnmps bucket pumps all kinds of pump RFFAIRWORK Special attention to Rkpairimo To Members of Cusky Grange week t Mall Express Mail Express tv Hopkiusvlllo 646 am 2i5 p in Princeton 715 a m 5c5p m Marlon 814a in 603 p m DeKoven 917 am 707 p m Morganfleld 954 am 742 p m Corydon 1025am 815 p m uenaerson 1050 am 840 p m 11 85 a m r Kvansville 930 pm LOCAL NOETH BOUND No 1 Daily There will be a called meeting of the Casky Grange next Friday March 22 at 1 oclock pm Business of im portnnce wilJ come up and a full attendance is desired Cleaning and repairing a specialty done by Fowright tho tailor and cut- Â¬ er Seventh St between Maiu and Era office JT residence o i South Main street A W Will sell at a bargain my elegant Garnett WM L N Pile Geo W Wills has fold 8 acres oi land to J A Radford for 155 an acre and J A Radford has in turn sold to an 80 J F Garnet t iu acres atthe60 bast acre sec 1Xhe lands lie one of Htions of South Christian KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement anr tends to personal enjoyment vhe rightly used Tho many who live bet earnings for tho fourth week iu January make a good show ing being 389545 gross au increase 16232 over the corresponding of period last year February docs not foot up so well The enrnings for the entire mouth fell off 111755 compared with 1891 Mr Ned Stokes who was reported as very ill at Lexington two weeks ago has so far improved as to bo nble Ho says he will go on to walk about the road iu a week or two It was thought two weeks ago that he could not live more than a couple of days end bis impioyement is remarkable Princeton Banner The Ohio Valloy railroad earned during the year ending Dec 31 last 21841 1 10 ou freight 12739171 on patheuger traffic uud 851 05 in a niucellaneous manner The total earnings were 37666286 Total ex penses 27816046 Excess of earn ings over actual opera ing expenses wub 9850240 After deducting lease 7187461 is left expHif ep taxes etc as net earning Dont Put It Oft The necessity of a spring medicine s universally admitted This is the best tim of the year in which to pu nfy the blood to restore the lost appetite and to build up tho entire sys tem as the body is now peculiarly susceptible to benefit from medicine The great popularity attained by Hood3 Sarsaparilla owing to its real merit and its rmarkble success has established it as the very best medicine to take iu the spring It cures scrofula salt rheum and all humors biliousness dyspepsia headacho kicl nev and liver complaints catarrh and all affections caused or promoted by low state of the frystem or impure bluod Dont put it off but take Hoods Sarsaparilla now It will do you good SPECIAL LOCALS We Are Advertising Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky Opposite Hotel Latuam FBEIOMT W EGGS FOR YOUNG AGT HATCHING Lv Princeton 715am Ar Hopkins vlllo 1000 a m Lv 500pm Ar Princeton 780 p m UNIONTOWN BRANCH Daily A South Bound Dally Lv Unlontown Ar Morganfleld The old reliable Furniture dealers aud undertakers Up stairs in Heury block Hopkinsville Ky And so Grover has gone a Ashing And weve heard from old Tupim Shos giving China a licking But weie still at the Mime old stand rv Morganfleld A K FBOM r Union town MSlIEBWOODAgt 805 a ru 500 pm North Bound Daily 750 p m 1000am 1025 a m B V 8 16 740a m 430pm pm Hopkinsville Ky Mitchell GPA Pure Bred Light Brahma and Buff Leghorns If you doubt it come and see for yourselven And examine our shop mado furniture and b3 astonished at he low ivi3 we are slli ng it for J For Sale 3 Gant Hopkinsvilie Ky THEY AREJ30IJIG Last Monday Bicycles 1895 Wm SOUTH KY POULTRY YARDS Indian Games 15 eggs 3 80 5 Black Langshans and Light ltraumas15cggs 2 No better nor expensive blood on earth than Hows In my birds DEATH TO LICE 25oTO S1 i box J HOPKINSVILLE KY Carl O Moore rargia leel lou night burglars miiuu oareiy iiioyciu aiprlco a price which can get for almost half Heres a Bargain W R Longs liquor store retailers sell at 358500 All machines aro broke into Nc w is the timo to sack your hams guaranteed for one year Th9y For Sale An elegant two story and cut into Iub desk and attempted cakes For particulars address sell like hot Call at this office and be supplied jn thoy U Z T O Box DL2 Louisville Ky with the best 6ck on tho market to break open his residence on North Main stie3t three wore uosuccessfull safe theywhich however blocks from the courthouse This de- Â¬ carred off a few cigars aud a jug of lightfully located homo has 6 bed whiskey and a lot of loaf sugar rooms 3 bath rooms kitchen dining These fellows seem to be good Large con- - iudgesof liciuor for thoy carried off room and btore room KIEL venieut cemented cellar 1 stable 00ntBiuinir I W Harpers wnie 4A carriage house also a neat and whiskoy which is tho best made Lor wwHwwwncHirmHHi 5 comfortable cottage ou premises rent Sale by W H Long Hopkusvillo Fancy milliuery nod notions Bran new stook everything now and upto ol same pays taxes inne grape ar Ky date Spring stye colors and novelties in great varieties The ladiM of bor and strawberry garden Fruit Do you want a high grade pattern pneu- - H G rand T Spring Opening ttJKAJAY MAEGH 14 u r t the need of physical being will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in tho remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is duo to its presenting in tho form most acceptable and pleasant to the taat- the refreshing and truly benefcijl1 properties of u perfect lax ative effectually cleansing the system dispelling couli headaches and fever ana permanently curing consclpatioo million km Irjhns given batwfaetion ter than others and enjoy life more witn less expenditure by more promptly adapting the worlds be t producta to if SS Judge ItrouaH IMrtluUy Dinner r On last Friday Judio Brown was treated to quite a nurprio party on bis return homo to his neon meal The occasion was a birthday diuner which bad been prpnrd bv Mrs Biown and riaujrhor Mhn Lilly as wsf d by Mrs Oloiiientp of Indiauap uHk In J Mrp Brownw aud M-t- -i trees of all kinds some bearing two lota one 114J feet wide facing Maiu street and 250 feet deep and the other 28J feet wide and 66 feet deep Worth S6000 will sell for 1500 -82- -500 cash and lion on place for balance or will oxchange for a small cot- Â¬ tage and a cash difference T M EDMUNDSON Hopkinsville Ky Mi N B t VilliHmsoun ioteret t vjfig3on because it acts ofi the und toother with W A Pcol has i Tivorwl Dowela wiiliout weak i bf Brown iA Good r urtd in foinW th oitieis and It js penectiy ivtud Rftxi substance tree nni thH county twohisersIgo bung the win ihiih n w linn of Pool iness at r the Jti will CLiiwue but 4 After March 1 my dressmaking r 8u1p by nil drurr- - t nop est mom bar of tlrn not d fami- - tbo miio plnerf Those indebted to c pread whs elegant an very the firVn of Pool Willliamson will rooms will be located orwi Mrs cabut itiausanTh jniui rig inyrup oleb rate The present were nuruer CUH b kid bottle their account with LnynVtiinilliuory store nutlM will ho XJlWrintedon every Od and appropriate The occasiqn V A Pool ideated to hnvo the ladies call on me a wtVrup of Figs prov 1 a very hapoy quo und it is the nr rt Tir If II vJ IV If p im will npti wish d the Kentuoian that the W T Williamson when iu need of anything in mv line d Miss Makv Kennedy 15 1895 t many mre such Ma ch JudgrHiy enjoy tl e Juriiod Inch who are gimstu of fn Brown Tlo imnirv firm nf PmoI X Wil JbMH wuio prefcut Mm Cason J udfe Browun imd three ct liamson has this day been dissolved her daughters besides utvxat other by mutual consent W T Williamson Llod of Nv Albany Dissolution Notluu pitr jzueHti rrtpsentitg tvv iidhbern of family ro MSlng of ten 1 Plnes wrn arranged retirinc A H chased W T Goodwin has pur the Morris Cohen stock of goods from his assignee I offer same at reduced pri- Â¬ ces For bargains in all kinds of goods call next door toFirbtNa- LlOIiai XjaiK FANNY OOHniN Having purchased Hopkinsville nnd vicinity are invited to call aud see the many lovely goods wo have to offer m Q A R HAQ A pJXiXULlUJXO -- HOTEL LATHAM BLOC- Kgf TlTit door to ths light ol main entrance j 7F wssssssEBsm E 41 eaii always be found in the Greatest Varietu arid ii 1 Bressmakini m deceived Oelfj ua MPfflTT ft Pu I LMc Tele plxone 3STo n tawwmWgwt 1J P