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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: April 2, 1895
Hopkinsville Kentuckian: April 2, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 hop1895040201_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: April 2, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. w pf v T v I o j SI E M k V til ii JKetituchitm w I c - IJUJh vHii MIHHIII III jfof--iII- HOPKINSYILLE KY TUESDAY APEIL OREAM OF NEWS IF4IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT 1 RnntAnon Ikf Innra - 189ft fire broke V vr i NO Arrest 4 27 A Fire mill An ENDOFFTrlfHWEEK itfh W I ilk 1 J Otir Slipp8r Sprjd LLBEON 4 Thursday aiitt Friday Aff 4 and 5th t A i AI X w As Ji i r 1 KM u t Tirtaf 1 r- cul Court Meets Bob Taylor nt Tronton i House Uurncil The Oliver Delnney TrnBetly Tho MorganfieldLSun erives the fol- lowing review of the notorious Oliver- j ciouoj email duuwiujj iuo 81UI0 01 WewilLshow the most varied and extensive assortment of low cut Shoes for Ladies Misses and Children we have ever offered Souvenirs to each purchaser In addition to showing all the novelties we will close out 100 pairs of ladies hand turned oxfords mostly on O widths car- iiried over from last season original prices 200 to 300 TV J t tff i i a 1f r HnnPFvim i 1 case with respect to each defendant Henry Delaney tried twice first to day in the city court trial resulted in a nuns iurv RRnnnrl The riscal Court trial in acquittal The first meeting of the fiscal court George Henry acquitted in ex amining trial but ruined in health under the present law will bo held to day County Judge Breathitt will and business Ales Thomnssnn rliRmiasorl nnrl preside and the following are the made a witness for the common- eight members of the court T M wealth Barker F I Eraser J S Hanbery - Wm Hnlf nnan rliamiccorl Ktt 41iq J D Collins G H Myers W Lacy court upon the grounds of insufficient S T Fruit The court is composed of three Democrats one Populist and evidence Frank Holt sentenced to two four Republicans though political VenrS in tlin npnitpntinrv wliinVi turm lines are not likely to bo drawn The court will elect a workhouse keeper has been served Albert Carter sentontwl in sftvon a poorhouse keeper a county physi cian and road supervisors and also years in the penitentiary Louis Land sentenced to twenty lay the county levy one years in the penitentiary Police Kcport for March George Delanoy tried and sen Chief Fritz report of March arfenced to the nenitontiarv fnr lifo hut given a new trial by the court of ap rests shows 80 cases divided as folpeals lows Drunk 21 breach of the WmUmer tried and sentenced peace 13 disorderly conduct 7 us- ¬ to the Tjenitentiarv for lifp hut ing profane language 6 fast riding granted a new trial by the court of and driving 5 gaming 4 nuisance appeals 3 peddling without license 2 tresdim jueo j ate yet to be tried pass 2 shooting on public highway 11 All of the accused have testified tl z 10 on the witness stand except Jim Lee on selling liquor 2 minor 1 jumping carrvinsr movinc train arson late ana yet who lired the fatal Bhot a concealed deadly weapon 1 selling io cjiouiuuueu iu ua luuuu UUUUI US 1U whisky on Sunday 1 vagrancy 1 the beginning fugitive 1 Jfc ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I 1 oclock a Not Many Cases Friday morning about IlnvoRoeii JUTspotml or out in the cellar of the old Since the Last Report bank building on main and Fifth The jury in the McKeo will case streets The fire companv turned out reported in our last issue brought in and by hard work reduced the flames n verdict setting aside the will of Considerable damage was clone to the rooms occupied by Snellers meat Robt McKee which loft all of his shop and by Airs Flemings board- ¬ property to his sister Miss Mary M- ing Jhouse Friday Snellers son McKee The suit was brought by stated that he had seen Jake Myers the guardian of Narcissa McKee a son of Max Myers living next door niece of the deceased If the will las throw a lighted match in the cellar eet aside the property in dispute wilfe and Myers was arrested and put un- have to be divided into five parts Tlufc der a bond of 500 He will be tried case will probably be appealed ihe case or UorneJia McUarroli T85 Kobt McCarrol was dismissed In the case of M W Williams VS S R Crumbaugh the jury found for the uelendant Major Wooldydge for permitting minor to play on pool table was fin ¬ ed 50 Messrs D R bell and Geo Bradley wero selected as Jury Cdmtnissioners for the ensu¬ ing year The contested election caso of Ma vs Barker in the Longview magis¬ terial district was begun yesterday and is now in progress The jury was dismissed Saturday after five weeks of continuous service It made the most satisfactory record of any jury for many years Court will adjourn about Wed ¬ nesday afternoon three days short of the full time They Scored a Triumph Perry Alex Camp- ¬ PS Coal Miners Protest Car Uurglar Captured The coal nvniug companies of Wes- Hopkinsville Ky Shoes Dry G oods 10ions Stationery Japanese G oods Queensware Tinware Carpets Furnishings Ladies Furnishings G ents tern Kentucky were represented in a meeting at Earlington Saturday which adopted resolutions protesting against the proposed prosecution of N Railroad Company in the L Marion county for discriminating in favor of Louisville in hauling coal The Company is to be tried on 45 in dictments returned at the instance of the Radroad Commission of the State The iiarlington meeting was presided over by U E Morton The operators were strongly of the opinion thatthe legislation would work serious injury to coal mining all over the State Wm Loving col was arrested at N detective on a charge of robbery and was taken to Elkton for trial About a month ago some one broke opan a caboose while the train was standing in the Guthrie yards and stole about 50 worth of clothing belonging to the brakemen Suspicion rested on Loving and detectives had been lay- ¬ ing for him since the robbery The officers are satisfied they have the right man Guthrie Saturday by an L The young ladie3 of the As Yotii Liko It Club who presented Re beccas Triumph at the Opera House Fridav night scored a complete suc cess in every respect The audienceVfc was a very large and appreciative one the evening was pleasant and the young ladies each and all distinguish ¬ ed themselves in the rendition of tliehr respective parts The club made a nice little sum out of the entertainr ment New Firm at TrentonTrenton Ky April 1 Mr Simon Folz and wife late of Paducah have taken rooms at the Arnold House Mr Folz will open a dry goods house- here in a few days Ex Gov Robt Taylor will deliver his new lecture The New Fiddle and the Bow at Trenton Hall to-¬ morrow night l Committee Meeting Ycsterdayv Furniture Harness i Stoves Toys Hats Blii M and killed Dock Butler another negro at a dance near Trenton some time last summer was convicted of manslaughter at Elkton Friday and his punishment was fixed at ten years he case against in the penitentiary Coleman was considered a very bad one in fact many thought it a cold blooded murder but the proof did not fully bear out the idea Coleman had been a terror to his race for some time and the riddance will cause his colored neighbors many happy hours He was indicted for willful murder Natural Gas at Clororport II B Simpsons Son James Simpson who was reported as mortally shot in Butler county on March 23 was a son of H B Simp- ¬ Ten Years for Murder son of Bainbridge this county Mr Duke Coleman the negro who shot Simpson was in town yesterday hav no reply when we weut to press Young Simpson had been away from home about three years working on a railroad For Secretary of State Mr Chas W Metcalf one of ing just neara 01 me auair ne teie graphed to the Sheriff of Butler coun ty for information but had received the The Great Department Store XrLCorpoxated J H KTJGLER Mgr EVERYTHING GOE I Th Earlington Bee says the Gold Fortune Gas Company Company at Cloverport is jubilant At the depth of 00 feet they struck gas and an I he enormous flow began boring has only reached four feet in the gas rock but the volume of gas is enormous This well is claimed to be the best iu the field about Cloverport and stockholders in the Gold Fortune Company Pre 1iiily olated Excite ment runs high di t a highly phenomenal yield of gas is anticipated by en thusias ic gas men btock in the company has jumped away up four Democratic candidates for Secre- ¬ tary of State was in the city yesterday in the interest of his candidacy Mr Metcalf is a young man of fine presence genial and intelligent and makes n fine impression wherever ho goes He is related to th Metcalfe family of this city Mr Metcalf was formerly editor of the Pineville Jour nal Big Fire Near Doer One night last week the large crib and stables on the William Varner farm six miles from Dover were meeting ef the Democratic Coun¬ ty Committee was held yesterday to- issue the call for the convention orr j Mav 4 to send delegates to the Rail- ¬ road Commissioners convention at Owensboro May 15 and to transact othfir himinpqq Anntlipr mppfinnf nnlll be held May 4 Sun Jones ot Coming Sam Jones has notified the manag- ¬ ers of the Tabernacle that he has fin ¬ ally decided not to visit Hopkinsville this Spring He has dates ahead for Nashville Owensboro and Little Rock and if ho comes here at all will notdo so until next fall A DEATHS burned Eight head of horses and mules perished in the flames A lot of hay aud about sixty barrels of corn were also destroyed The origin of the fire was not learned Loss 1500 with no insurance We taking better stock to tSmMm Truv in as we we sell put and re ceiving new goods every day fi 1 Veterans Hero In Two Weeks lililLy Mm rdown another notch arid is lower than ever JM mJinlM Ji Jbrl jfrk JltiI JLi JtEi9SS9 are out Be sure you see us before these prices FA YOST C0 ill ii The State encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will be held in this city on the 15th 16th and 17th of this month The committees hav ing ihe matter in charge are actively nt ivnrlr pnmnlolJnrr flio nnAocna rt nr rangements and everything- will bo in reaumess dv tne end or the week 1 he meeting is expected to bring many nunureas or visitor i to Hopkinsville and the oeonle will be fix- pected to see that the citys reputation for hospitality is well sustained Japan tftJfcJW War Over In China has called off the dogs of COME TO OUR GRAND SPRING OPEIMSNG Thursday and Friday Apr 4 rr i1 I 5th t30 The most elegant line Silks Dress Goods Trimminsrs Silk Waists Millinery SpringJWrapsOarpets etc ever placed on exhibiton in -r tnis city I war pending the peace conference and the waivin the orient may be con sidered over Of course China will have to accept whatever terms Japan chooses to name The Japanese min ister at Washington says that iu the 22 battles of the war from July 21 to March 6 that 7557 Chinese and 866 Japanese wero killed This does not include any of the wounded nor the killed of two of the principal fights from which the reports were Inciting fW l 1 A New Postmaster TFAIJLtCStkBEM i n i X rt RICHARDS R T Word han been appointed postmaster at Beverly thjs county vice L R Kenner resigned Mr Word was ipostmaster for eome time heforo Mr Kfenner was annointnd Thelatter now lives in this city S 1 tr 4 t t Cardy Ky Mar SO The house The Berlin street raihvnv comnanw of W R Morris near Consolation paid 250000 into the treasury of than church was destroyed by fire wltk cltv for the nrivUurre of erosslnrr thick all its contents Wednesday night pnaoigMU avenue untar uen umuenv irW f i Lob3 very heavy with no insurance t i T Jr - i n 1 a Murder or Suicide Miss Mollio Easloy who lived with her uncle W W Dorroh near Prince ton was found dead in her hoiro last week One report was that she suicided with a rifle and anoher that she was murdered by a man who at- ¬ ObJS AND ENDS tempted violence aud cut her throat Californiu has 20000000 fruit trees with a razor when she resisted Sho according to recent estimates was 22 jears old Jacksonville Fla has more negroes A Pair of Triplets than whites Mrs Joe Elliott who lives one mile A fund of 100000 is to be raised north of Coopertown in Robertson for a new gymnasium at Wellesley county gave birth to three fine girls a college A Cornish man has perfected few days ago and Mrs Buck Thaub creepers by thelcuso of which it is er who lives in Robertson county near that bicycles cau be operated on salt the Cheatham county line gave birth ice in winter the to three fine boys All six of the The directors of tho Austrian rail ¬ children are doing well Springfield roads had a locoruotivo constructed Herald which makes a run of seventy-four-milan hour The Waterworks Contract Hair from tho h cads of criminals A number of engineers pipemen and other workmen to push the wat- ¬ paupers and dead peoplo In China constitutes an article of export iu erworks construction arrived yester- ¬ that empire amounting to 500000 day and the contract will now bo yearly pushed right ahead The plant is ox Since 1S75 S208000000 In sliver has pected to be ready for operation iu been shipped from San Frnosco for three or four months uso in Asiatic trade Over RlllnfM 000 pf It was in Mexican coin and thaIlouse Burned Wednesday rest in bars es - Wilkins Alex Wilkins who- for- ¬ merly lived near the Pilot RocUr an who was constable in the Fairview dif trier from 1876 to 1880 died at hi hom Wednesday niht near Antiocb church of dropsy Mr Wilkins bad many friends in this section who will hpar of his death with regret Fair view Review Gbaoev Kt March 30 Mre El ¬ len Lander Roberts widow of tha late Thos D Robertp difd nt her home near this place las nght in the 55th year of her age of consump- ¬ tion She was born Ddo 21 1810 aud was a daughter of the late S S Landr She leaves but one child sod Mr Phil T Roberts with whom she lived Her funeral was preachdi by Rev A W Mencham and trie body was taken to Hopkinsville ror Mrn interment Saturday afternoon RobertB was a good Christian lady She had mauy ye3rs beoa a mernbtr of West Uaiou Baptist churcb a i jn ISO iet j XT HOKINSVILLE YOUTHIBEPATTMENT N j VA 1 KEtfTUOKlAtt ueually aot yry builMaffn WATCH THE LIQHT lRrjre and tht only1 games thAcholRrs Ay play ar marbleB top and leftSKfrofr or Troth Will Savo the World W There ia rib footlpaU or baaebalYor Things Fait tar Other tennlir and even the childish game tKey What a queer world this is anyhow do indulge In are under the supervision Now truth is something we cannot of a tutor On Thursdays the boya are put but of existence or Ignore for very taken out for a promeHade In charge pf long it Is also our only salvation and a tutor- - andlthey are marched around yet do but speak the truth and factions the streetstwo hy two for an hour or rise to buzz and sting back like hor ¬ more- - Those boys whos parents llyevlrf nets besieged Pshaw why- - rage at the Paris and those who have friends In the truth good people Why fear It Treat city Are allowed once m two weeks to it rightly will be your friend Take April 2 1895 it sV rv 3Ladte ICou iThlrd1 Bf GiED SHORT STORIES FOR OUR JUN- - ft Ion READERS m rt IN i W k i Bfc ft W Xoit lurso the Iobster-r-Th- fl Life In a rarls School VThe Seven Stars f rVYljen Noted Mea Were Hoys Peculiar Kite visit their friends and relatives on Sun ¬ hold ton It it It will lead you safely to day Of course says Harpers Young peace and happiness They who Ignore People almost rake up NE MORNING some sort of a every boy can the sake It are of the perverse generation who relative for are warned of the wrath to come Van- ¬ little Molllo ¬ of of Was walking by allygetting out withthe box occasion- ity and covetousnesa are most scornful imaginary relatives and those It the sea spend their time on tho boulevards eat-¬ and fearful of truth The vain hate When she met a ing cakes and seeing the sights This because it would expose tho hotfowness lobster coming they probably would not do If they en- ¬ of the foundations on which they build As boldly as could joyed the liberty accorded to American The covetpus strive to disbelieve in it because they must often go counter Owr be boys instead of being confined for Good morning lit- ¬ weeks In a walled yard The method of to it In their efforts after fame and wealth Every one nearly wants to tle maiden punishment Is to make a write with several thousand lines as scholar or to build a new way for hlniself In which he Said a task there shall be only as much truth al ¬ manner bland deprive him of his Thursday walk or to give me deprive him of one or more of his Sun- lowed as shall not Interfere with Its In It will tentions As if truth is inseparable greatest pleasure days out The working hours are some- ¬ Ah no One wrong ruin aTKj To shake you by the hand longer than in America because the whole work soonermotive will what or later False ¬ Afrsc certain fixed houses are set aside for ness even a little grain it will cor- ¬ Good morning Mr Lobster preparation and study For instance rode and disintegrate ofthe biggest The little maid replied there is a recitation at 8 oclock in the schemes man can erect as time has But both her little hands sheh6ld morning then a study hour and then proved Be wi3e to day tis mad ¬ Quite closely to her side fifteen minutes recess followed by an- ¬ ness to defer Let each one look tho out his claw The lobster then held other study hour All studying is done truth fairly in the face and then act But Mollle In fright the classrooms under supervision be 3ald Please Id arather not shake hands in a tutor and no talkingthe allowed As on Its suggestions and what a change¬ of is for the better- the world would under a result of this enforced silence the boys go before Ive heard that lobsters ite another week could Alleny become adepts in a sort of pass Look the truth in the face sign language and carry on everybody to meet Its earnest looi Tho Lost Purse lengthy c which they strengthens as nothing else can It conversations Sadie and May lived In a very would never think of wasting time on would cure the weakness of vanity home in the country All day if they might say what they had to say It would sqften the heart of the de they would keep house with their be and when night came they would tuk out loud At 4 oclock every afternoon spoiler It would encourage tho down- ¬ boys line Up- in the playground and trodden to seek a more independent red curtains which the J them under one longthe large windows the servants pass along In front of them way Oh there Is nothing so beau of hung tver One warm day when It wa too hot to with baskets of bread arid butter each tlful as truth Why do we seek to play out In the sun they vent and sat on boy helping himself to a slice as his hide It then We go Into ecstaclea and begged turn comes over artificial things but ignore that tho cool shady porch grandpa who had just wakened from which even the best artifice can only an afternoon nap to tell them a story Truth alone can save the imitate AVhou Thoy Wcrj twig So grandpa said that if they would be from every Edison was famous for his inventions world that now is screamingiYou at tho quiet he would tell them a short true when 23 corner against injustice story about himself top look on truth first those after you Eacon was a member of Sadie and May promised to be very 23 at 26 one of Tlts leaders parliament at will Imitate you in that as they do 3tlll So grandpa began Hayne when 22 had the best paying your vices Amber Once when I was a very little boy I law practice in South Carolina had to take a long lonely walk through DININQ OOT GIRLS Poe was a poet at 1G at 34 he wrote the snow for some tea for my mother The Raven He died at 38 The store was four miles away As I Bryant wrote poetry at 9 At 18 his Two of Them to Kaoh Man at a Chinese had told my mother I would go I ran masterpiece Dinner Thanatopsls was pub- ¬ and got my things and called my dog lished Perhaps no city In tho world has tho Bruno for I never went anywhere with ¬ Choate entered college at 16 Began counterpart of these flower boats for rs3 out him I got to the store safely and practicing law at 25 At 30 was the peer this Chinese city of amusement lacks In bought my tea and as I had two dollars of any practitioner the main the element that pervades and some change I put It in a small Longfellows first poetry was pub- ¬ European haunts of revelry It was a purse which I had- - In my pocket I can lished at 13 At 32 he was ranked with yast place of restaurants and hotels remember Jiow hard It was walking and our best poets where the rich and poor men of Canton how bitterly cold it was I hurried as Shakespeare left school at 14 Clay at repaired to enjoy themselves I have fast as I could because I was afraid I 14 John Bright at 16 been given to understand that no China- ¬ vould be late for supper It was quite ¬ Scott his own house nor the fair realm lark when I ran upon the porch and ture at entered34 was the mostof litera- man entertains in Join him in his feasts 25 At popular do hi3 womenfolk nto the warm kitchen How good the poet of the day or revels Hence there is a class of girls mufllns smelt that had just come out of Washington was prominent at 21 At the very large majority of whom are the ovent I can remember them yet 47 commander-in-chie- f of the American strictly virtuous whose business It is to And did Bruno get home too army At 57 was president be pretty according to Chinese fashion asked May Galileo discovered the isochronlsm of brisk- - conversational musical in a Oh said grandpa thatIs just what the pendulum at 19 When 36 was the word to understand the art of enter- ¬ Jaxs I am going to tell you I knew he was most Trr famous astronomer In Europe taining Their faces will be painted In not far behind so did not wait for Byrons first poems appeared at 19 white and pink very artistically paint- him but went in andgave the tea to At 24 he reached highest pinnacle of led Bmoptharid soft looking delicately mother then put my hand In my pocket his literary fame tho traced sharp black crescents will mark to give her the change To my surprise Wilberforce entered parliament at 2i their eyebrows writes Florence ODrls I found it was gone William of Orange commanded the coll M P In the Ceritury Magazine Oh grandpa exclaimed Sadie and army of the French frontier at 22 Two of these young ladles will attend May Bums first volume was published at to each gentleman sitting slightly Sack Yes said grandpa It was gone PUW CD 27 At 30 critics conceded him to be the PUI0 side qf the en- ¬ OM r lost I thought and it was so dark and most richly endowed by nature of any from the table at each his liquor cups tertained They will flit stormy my mother feald It was Tib use living poet -- f sip from them and pass them on pick 6TJotmMopt PT D i M r h to look for it I was too much troubled rWiT Nappleon at 27 commanded the army out Jdalrity pieces of chow food with to care for my supper so Isat down by In Italy emperor Saw Wa- ¬ chopsticks and hand them to him the Are feeling very sad Soon I heard a terloo at 46 crack jokes fill and1 light his pipe arid 7 Scratching at the door and when I Tennyson at 33 took that hlgii stand all the while chat gaily and eat dred opened It you cannot think how aston among the poets he held till his death watermelon seeds That is all I eyer shod I was to have Bruno bound in and saw- - them eat Behind each group of Hamilton began 3rop something at my feet Now what 17 At 27 was one his pubjlc career at of the best known three a solemn looking coolie or waiter you think It was do lawyers and statesmen of his day At will stand to fan them all the while The money said the children 32 was secretary of the treasury Other waiters bring in food wine and Yes said grandpa The lost purse tea change the dishes and attend to was safe and sound How happy I was their wants The meal will last for a T did hug Bruno A Very Peculiar Kite and how Just think long time Eventually all will rise and tie had been behind me and had picked A balloon maker who uses kites I retire to an outer room furnished with the purse up and brought It home experimenting has made a What a dear good dog said May upon being tossed into the airkit whlcl broad coUches covered with matting will scu Opium pipes will be there for hose who I like the story very much because it away exactly like a bird It will fall if i care for them and tobacco and citrars was true New York World string s attached to It Anybody cai in plenty The girls will sit on the make this kite If he will bear In mine couches laugh nl the pipes and still Ilnntlng Pythons In Nntal the appearance of a bird in tho air I eat watermelon feeds wlillo the gentle- ¬ The colony of Natal South Africa consists of a wing like main part and u men wll recline at their ease enjoying ibounds In boa constrictors and py- ¬ paddle Uke talL It may be of any size tlieir sooiety thons While they do not attack men The wings should be like two rlght an they are especially destructive of cattle gled triangles connected at the bast LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN Sheep and oxen and for this reason only tho paper must be curved outwar parties are formed by hunters and na beyond the hypotenuse much the nam The New Certificates of Membership Mves to burn the bush and forest in or as a birds wing Is curved About hal Prauted Xiouilon ler to exterminate the pests Some of the length of one wing from this ma Elegant certificates of membership In the soldiers at Pietermarltzburg were portion a light flexible piece of wpoi tho recently Informed by n party of neigh- ¬ oiiuuiu noiu me ian a paper pauule o men Brotherhood of Locomotivo irirr- printed in London England have boring Zulus of the whereabouts of a the area of one of the wings Malt judl ueen receiyea at the general of- ¬ huge python that had been destroying each wing with a little convexity trox fices of their oxen The soldiers with 200 na tho under side and dont attempt to tt Peoria the order in thlsclty says the and Between Journal The sheet is a large tives started off to capture the shake it with a string Tie a string to the let pne and is printed In colors There are ana naving located It the forest was of a frightened bird it will fly tb tlh G-O fired for a mile roundabout an enorm- ¬ end of It flutter a monjent and fall t Pictures representing the fireman leav ¬ ous pit having been previously dug in the ground This kite will do the same ing home and on board his train the Empire State express tho fastest In toward the center of the inclosed space A bird cannot fly backward neltht type of kite It wilj go with tb the worldbtflng chosen then the train What with the burning brush and the cah this b shown shouts of the Kafllrs they sooni drove Wind and for the same reason that i Then the falling throrgh a high bridge is pictured wherfc the reptile toward tHe pit whore clos- ¬ bird goes forward The tendency of tt the killed cemetery reposes fireman Lastly is ing in upon him they forced him into breeze which will first strike tho tai shown a picture of the widow receiv- ¬ It The python proved to be of enorm- ¬ will be to throw the kite down but a ing her death benefit All this Illus- ¬ ous size being thirty two feet long and the tail goes down it elevates the wlr trates the order does There forty om Inohes in circumference Ir portion The Instant the wlngjcslu i is a the good at the appeared to be quite stupid or dazed rise to a perpendicular position wJ u Leach portraitorganized top of Joshua the first lodge having Just eaten a young ox that had wind current it presents a broader cn of the who seventy one mem ¬ been led into the inclosure An enorm- ¬ face to tho breeze- und is of cornet bers at order with Port Jervis N Y on Dec 1 ous cage with Iron bars half way down pushed onward By thi3 uridufiuii 1873 He is now living at Sedalla Mo the front- having been constructed the Wake like wavering it scuds onwat In ahomepresehted him by shake was got out of the pit and taken and upward This movement may l hood The motto of the the brother ¬ r1 ji s AsJMmmKPj to Mnrltzburg In the cace Here It la seen in any fluttering flag on a brtw briety Charily Protection order So and Indus vkept on exhibition at the barracks andj day Indeed this discovery wasniu fry are represented by appropriate COB SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS a weeK two Kamr goats by observing the undulatory motion i pictures The United States Cannula it is iea twice at each meal It will not eat anything a flag on a mast and Mexico where the brotherhood ex ¬ KENTUCKY that has been already killed for it pre ¬ aOPfelNSYILLE ists are represented by their cbats 6f GoodBlgs with or without drivers Jurnlshed day or night Special pta to Commer ferring to kill its food Itself The goats arms Th a grand lodge shlejdund the Durability of Chiilk iUurkx are thrust through a small dopr at the cWiiVeni Oood lot room adjolnlnp NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES tools usedby the craft comnlota the About Ave years agoah hrflcJd iaV illustrations end of the cage alive when fixing its t peared in oris of tho city papers s it ui great eyes upon them tho snake sud ¬ denly lunges forward vand crushes them that when the old city ell waV u Propr B T Giunt W T Grant p In Its- powerful folds After covering down to be replacpdbythonNV u Ecruierly with Alexander u xj uAuuniiii i BROWNS IRON BITTERS them with a thick slime almost an Inch chalk marking was fqund plkinly vn deep before swallowing them it fiat ten thirteen year3 before by a yin tens them out by squeezing them and engineer In tho year 1822 tho Ulo t swallows theiri almost at a gulp After over the Big Gunpowder falls at aF At tills the python guts to sleep and does leys iron works about fourteen r not awriken until it is time to feed from Baltimore was constructed r IlEASONONBLE RATES jrf Itobert Burr considered at that tlnw again famous architect and engineer of a fcOBKEit TyELfTH AND MAItf STREET Jersey When the bridge was ereptv a PnrM Schools Lirorla r several persons wrote their names thUrt HOT AND COLD BATHS BARBERSHOP The large ParJs schools are called ly- - on with chalk and they can easily bceeaj pr lyceums put the pupils refer to read at this day and the date July 4 thbm a3 bdxesnd this is not at all 1822 Philadelphia North American lD v 90AV UmDAV tV BM surprising when you consider that the TWO SEPARATE OHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT WHAT PEFFERS HERVIGORi DID boys are kept shut up In the schools It acta powerfully and quietus Cures vrudt ai Ifoor Kcoridniy BOWLING GREEH SOUTHERN j just about as If they were n a pox or others fall Young man regain lost manhood 4la men recover youthful vigor Aloluti v Gy ii They are rilso required to weat prjson Wife If it 13 so necessary that v auteeiito euro flcrvoiinenIiOt Vitality rwm t irtfe r Imuotency Nightly whiclt s usually why dont SchooL d dlstIhctiveuilfoim wJth gQldbuttons thould economize of paying a you sha enaestantdUFiilllnif ofJmUelomiJoitlowqr Memory Waatlncr Sli nex yourself instead of darkihjue clotlj Uu UvU barberHi either effect eclf abut or exeeuet atut iiidUcrcUon Wwrda off Insanltr ttnd consumption and cold embroidery and a nervk can do it N 10701 STApiSHED j you uv Dont ioi druggists iraposo a 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AS OttY yfc Th AflMSfelMTAWYf ENTICED jtf- - MKATII7 1 TO lllK VearsIt Treul Matt lie in writable Deed of Recent INiAtfwuei the Klouiontoti Flrtlon--May- or Ullll Sfti vnHt - Under Suspicion OOD Ohio I 1 educated domestic la under arrest and Dr Adolf Eddmon a nromlnent physi cian and mayorof Tontogany la under graVe feusplclon Tontoiranv the center of the sensation Is northwest of Toledo about 12 miles The story Jehina me¬ above facts seems to be of most romantic interest one surcharged wth the elements of lovo hatred Jealousy in ¬ Y trigue and crime Tweny years ago he stato of Ohio did not contain aprettler girl than Olive Her Peany then Olive Uernthlsel father lived a few miles north of Ton- ¬ togany whore he conducted a farm Olive was an ambitious girl and when the oil fields were opened and her father made a handsome sum of money though them she determined to have a better education than the qountry schools could give Her par- ¬ ents thought her1 decision wise and Bent her to a boarding school In the eastern part of the state The life there made no difference in her habits and when she returned she was just as willing to perform her share of the household du- ¬ ties as before Her beauty and vivacity made her the most popular girl in the neighborhood and no social gathering was complete without her presence About this time a young Dr Eddmon arrived at Tontogany He had received his degree in medicine from the Univer- ¬ sity of Jena near which he was born and had decided to begin his practice In America Eddmon was handsome a fluent talker and It was not hard for him to charm Olive with his descrip- ¬ tions of the wonders of the old world about which she read and which she well-manag-- cul clted at present as a result of the mys- M tm lsgrjatly jtf-COUNTY fex Peany Nellie HartBing a wen lria mnrdflr fit j A Jim r SIa W u u H OLIVE PEANY onged to see The Intimacy between the twoJffttame great but the young doctor llkijiany immigrants was poor and Olives father objected to him for a Bomln law The next man to appear in Olives o vista was John Burns a farmer of Whitehall III He was an ardent young fellow and his courtship was ardent and fiery In the course of a few weeks he had secured the desired promise from Olive at d they were mar rler early in the fall At the time It was said the girl cared more for the young doctor than for the farmer but this was set down to the tongues of gos- ¬ sip which are never idle At any rate it was a happy looking bride that left Tontogany to begin her married life at Whitehall Of her life there but little Js known but it evidently was not happy for after several years she ob- ¬ tained a divorce on the ground of her dissipated habits xhusbands On her return to Tontogany ten years ago Olive Burns found the conditions Dr Edd ¬ of the place much changed mon had become a rich man His prac- ¬ tice was lucrative and he owned a drug store which did a profitable business Eddmons love for Miss Bernthl3el had¬ not permitted his matrimonial aspirations to languish Shortly after her de- ¬ parture he became engaged to the daughter of a Bowling1 Green banker and they were then enjoying life In the handsomest residence In the town looked up to and respected by every- ¬ one Through the Influence of his wifes relations he had obtained the most con- ¬ Olive spicuous place in the county THE SHOOTING went back to her fathers house and was soon as hard at work in the social employ Mrs Eddmons Is a woman ot field as ever Then she married Peter 5 with big forehead and one of those Olive and Dr angular faces seldom seen out of New Peany an ex soldier Eldmon had met frequently but noth ¬ England ing beyond friendship appeared to exist Done by Drnamlto llcnds smal7 sum of money and giving up his A fiendish plot to blow up Henry Be- ¬ business at Bowling Green he ana nis llingers ldence and Mil six people was partlallycarrled Into effect at Mount Carmel Pa the other morning A large quantity of dynamite was plled In front of Bellingers home The vil lain while the family was asleep attached a fuse to the terrible dxploslve and lighted It The perpetrator of the plpt fled Just In time to escape a dread ful explosion which shattered Selllngiri residence The front of the house was badly damaged and three children were thrown from bed by the great phoclc Debris filled the air and the neighbor hood was ptartled Windows in neigh ¬ boring houses were broken by the con cussion or by the flying missiles Mr Selllnger has no idea who designed the plot to kill his family and as yet the police officials are no wiser than he well-to-d¬ His attention to her became so marked as toeatt consider- ¬ o open able talk in the neighborhood- rupture took plac ltwe Dr Eddmon and his wife btifc hrJielousy became aroused arid fc tlwl t two years Bhe tchwyUmlwiily has office and drug store DrBdtlnKm cdMprICSm U gtory and a half bulld plate glass windows In frpntand a close office In the rear Tlfere are two entrances to the office one through the drusr store and the other through a door In the rear up to wnion iaa wo steps aouui iuu yarua to the north stands the doctors house a comfbrtable look ng structure two stories high It was in the doctors office that OllYe and he are said to have had their meetings and It was at the door of the ofllce she met her death Mr and Mrs Peany had incited a couple qf frldnds to thefr house to play whist After dinner they sat in the parlor awaiting their coming At 845 oclock Mr Peany looked at his watch and re- ¬ marked the lateness of the hour every one goes td bed early in Tontogany They wont come to night said ho Its too late Im going to bed He occupied an apartment on the sec- ¬ ond floor while his wife slept down- ¬ stairs He partially undressed himself by the Btove on the first floor and kiss lng his wife good night started up the stairs Olive said she was sleepy too and before her husband left for his room had removed a portion of her clothes and gone Into her bedroom That was the last time that any of her friends saw her alive She remained in the house for an hbur and thenwfiethftr Induced by a decoy messuge or following her own Inclination she started out At 10 oclock everyone Is asleep In Tontogany and the town Is as dark as night can make It Not a light shone from the windows and Olive picked her way carefully through the mud puddles and across the C D Dr H tracks Eddmons drug store was lighted but the curtains were drawn down showing that the store was closed for business Olive passed the front of the store and carefully unlatching the little gate proceeded to the rear where one of the entrances to the office Vas at the northwest corner of the house There was no path but she creptly softly acrds3 the well kept lawn until she reached the steps leading to the door Standing upon the first step she leaned forward and placed her hand upon the latch pushing the door Inwards gently As the door opened a flash shot odl from the crack and Olive Peany fell tc the ground with a bullet through hei heart Instead of warmth and the lov ing greeting she had expected she received a messenger of death What happened after the shot was fired can only be told by the testlmonj of those Interested Their stories are so contradictory that the prosecutlor hopes by the proper upe of them tc bring the guilty ones to Justice Or Eddmons family consisted ot his wife and a servant named Nellie TIartsing Nelly s rather a hard featured young woman about 23 years old with grayish blue eyes which Bometlmes assume a sullen repellent look She waB graduated from a high school and othci positions have failed her she has beer In the doctors family as servant f or twe yeara Her father Is a highly respected citizen of Perrysburg a town about tec miles away Her brother a ruilroac engineer does not reopgnlze her It li said owing to some Trad defects in hei character When closely pressed by th detectives questions she frankly ad tnltted that she had been Intimate wltr the doctor ever since she entered hli a willing victim T fr HOPKIN Y1LLEV KlENTUOKX fr REVENGE IS SWEET Ami Knpooallr to tho Writer Wlique OopyVHas Iloen IteJootod TRADE 1tt A IsT MARM asJ rCVULF Professional Cards I was Justwonderlng which was the easier wayjJo rest my head by press- Ing my n Soggy tti ygojaefj WtLRoUTECHlBAGcffiny J TcjHANBERy Frake Belt HANBERVfc BELL h jiigth or by hunching down Into the form of with my kneea pressed the latterfiZ flrmly liito the back of an lnnbcent old party from South Greece and allowing my hump of conjugal love to rest fond- ly on the rowr of brass headed tacks along the seat back when a young man boarded the train at Adams Basin and dropped into the place beside me He was a good looking young man and somehow I fapcied him one of the sort Who daslfes oft little gems on one side of the paper only with the very best Ink and in a legible hand and then wonders why he Is not more successful In literature He evidently had stopped In the postofflce on his way to the train and from the to get the returns number of bulky envelopes In his hands hejrialnly had received qulto a lot For a long time he sat with a near by look in his eyes and then he began one by one to shuck the manuscripts There was a little printed form In every en- ¬ velope1 and the count of titles didnt seem to fall short any Not a solitary manuscript had stuck I felt sorry foi him He sat there kind of sadllke when suddenly the newsboy came through yelling Thlmonths mags here Censhry Hoppers Scrlb Cosmo TlantiC or -- J Ho paused beside my IHerary aeatmatcT to display his wares And then a transformation took place Shoving his hat back on his head the spirit of revenge flashing from his eyes the young writer exclaimed In tones of most cutting sarcasm Thank you for the kind offer of the publications you name but regret to say that I must re- ¬ spectfully decline them Rejection does not necessarily indicate a lack of merit however and you may be successful 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Receivers HOPKINSVILLE OFFICE HOURS KY From i Terrible Dentil 60 3f s ra TO Day and Night DABNEY Hl hi shouted again and again a group of excited people who had a few minutes before been quietly Baunterlng along the streets of San Diego In Cali- ¬ fornia The cause of the violent uproar soon became painfully clear A herd of wild cattle was being driven through the town NoW as Is well known tKe temper of these animals is uncertain and on the afterdoon of which we write the horrified bystanders had proof of this fact A little child was playing In the street not far from the spot where the cattle were passing when one of the bulls a huge creatures with large horns made a sudden rush at tho little one To add to the terror of the scene the drover was tipsy and in trying to turn the furious animal lie fell off his horse Then arose those warning yells fioxn the spectators as they beheld the terrible fate from which as It tseemed nothing could save the child At this very moment a Jady happened to come Into the street and the noise of the tumult at once attracted her atten tlon She saw the childs appalling dan ger at a glance and immediately sprang into the mpty saddle She sue oeeded la catching up with the wild bull and threw her shawl over Its head Just as It was about to charge the child She then without leaving the saddle lifted the child to her lap and took it away to place oX safety This bril- ¬ liant act of bravery awoke round after round of hearty applause from everyone who witnessed It and as one reads of the splendid act one can almost hear the cheering yet GAHSLER THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY IIOUTE ATTORNEYS AT LA W 8f HOPKINSVILLE KY BTOIIer their services to the people of Christian and adjoining counties Office Weber Street Louisville Evansville means so much more than you imagine serious and fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected Don t play with JNature s greatest gift health Health Browns i Cincinnati AND all POINTS- TO- - Junius C HcDavti Memphis 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Hopkinsville Ky SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 1 Anderson 61 Aibsworth est bodxd No Dally J No THREES BEAT THE STRAIGHT How Don Dale wait Surprised by n Now Orleans Iolcer Itulo I lost a big pot of money In a poker game In Now Orleans some years ago that taught me a valuable lesson said Dan Dale of Chicago to a Washington Post reporter recently It was a table stakes garrie and a vary liberal one all the participants except myself ha ing a goodly rolL I wa3 in great luc however and had accumulated a loft stack of yellow chips when dlsaste befell me and pretty nearly wiped mo out In this particular hand I drew one card and made a straight By home sort of instinct that often comes to poker players I was dead certain iliaf my opponent naa tnree of a kind Everybody else had dropped out and wo began raising each other until pret ty nearly all my cash was up linall I was forced to call and iure eh ug the other man displayed three aces 1 disclosed my straight and said in i friendly way as I proceeded to rake thr pot You play three3 pretty strong down here Yes said he but not quite as har6 as you play straights He then to my utter astonishment began raking the chips over to hi3 side Of course I made a vehement protest but to no purpose The other player voted me down In short order and foi the first time in my life I learned that the New Orleans sports rated three of a kind of superior valuer to a sequence When you are in Rome you have ti abide by the law of the Romans ant kicking Is of no avail Very sore I wa with myself for not first learning th game as It is played in New Orleans but lack of the Information cost methi biggest pot for whici I ever co tended Nervous ailments Womens complaints Lv Louisville W Get onlv the cenuine It has crossed red lines on the wrapper All others are sub- stitutes On receipt of two jc stamps e will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds Fair Views and book- - free BROWN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE MU at Point Brandenburg Irvlngton Stepllettsport Cloverpart 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11 03 a m t 80 j m holes admit only ai3mnll man But If C 68 p m 11 31 a m Brandenburg On Double Car Line 12 05 p m 7 uaa m a fellow getsiawy In there and becomes PoInt Wist 1 00 p m 8 SO a m C F cfc L P Kleidereu Propriety Ar Louisville scared jsaiu a wprKman tne other day - Kv as he screwed on the manhole cover Henderson For further information address he will swell up and he cant crawl U C Mohduk A G P A back through the hole to save his neck Loulsllle Ky r I was in that compartment the other FIRST NATIONAL W L Mills day and when I thougli how awful it Owrnsboro Ky would betoha c the outer icover screwed on while I was ttere J got panicky and tried to crawl back I couldnt get W W GRAY PROP through any way although I had gone S NINTH ST NKAR MAIN In easily enough The harder I tried the bigger I swelled and he nen finally SHAVING 10 SHAMPOO- ¬ Blfi4T- had to pull me out When they got me ING 25 HAIR CUTTI N through the clothes were torn off my back so tightly had I been squeezed 25cen s betwuen tho cities o Nothing but firsl class work and all Cincinnati Lexington Louis done in latest fashion T 3ATI8FACTION GUARANTEED 111 Hotel Henderson x n it jK m- n BARBER SHOP Through Trunk Line ville Evansville St Louis And the cities of W rfM REV SAM Mont- WHEN Nashville Memphis gomery Mobile and New YOU Orleans WITHOUT 4ND BPKED OKB1VALED tHrUSi LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph made t 3 o To NEW STUDIO DOLF EDDMON wife seMWftdown at Tontogany build- ¬ ing a prjPty little cottage a few yards from the Eddmon house Peanywas devoted to his wlf and their married uui wie oia army life was happy wounds soon besran to trouble him In k the course of a few yecrs ho became a queruloup invalid0 His wifes affectlfn uio waned as ne wasqi iou wvuu ijfvoultion to bar with a sick mans com i plalntsr 3hewai arpetulant as he was Querulous nd at length they lived to-rather in umt Only Ji eemeditpBet n About tbta ttro Ollv bir y upon the doctor md htjfoyed1 Teacher Meets ii Sad Death One death from freezing during the recent blizzard has been reported tie Vlctln being Mrs Davis q school teacher in the Barrett district three mjles north of Lyons N Y She had been missing for several days and a search was instituted Aboub a mile fcom tho school her dead body was found under thje snow It Is supposed ekwae chilled when she reached this 9JLJ trying tocllmb the fence faM Into ths now and died Little It Known nbottt Mrs Davis except that ahejwa atotit 3S years of are and had imarrlefl It to not known who net upjXMMdthW r relative are but It side la Rochester N T bn l High Priced Autographs At an autograph sale In Pail3 in December JS90 the signature of Cnristo pher Columbus which Is probably one of the most fantastic sign manu als ever used brought 400Q francs sayf an exchange The only existing piece of manuscript In Tltland handwriting was knocked down at 3000 francs anc one with Cromwell s signature attached brought in exactly half that sum Al fred Morrison a great English collect or cf autographs was present at the salo and paid a sum equal to 400C francs for the only letter written by Cornetlle that has ever been on the market The last letter written by1 Napoleon to the Empress Marle Louise was disposed of at the4skme salel bring ing 4000 francs and several signature of Louis XIV and Henry IV1 fetched v -y 1000 franca each m v k Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah P JONES WYBRANTS u Macon Jacksonville and points No 580 Fourth Aveuup THE GREAT EVANGELIST TELLS HOWGERMETUER in Florida Louisville Ky UonnectiODS Blessed His Home slcic tatEoyal toy are mde at Guthrie and Nashville for all points iJortiuEaBt South and tfPest Mv wife who was an invalid from nerr neaaticne nas oeen entirety oureu Germetucr I wish every poor suf ¬ fering wife had access to that medlolne Two t my ohildrun were cured of nasal mUki rSfiSrs rates this road will receive special EMIGRANTS OP v In Pullmau Palace Cars HffilL Latham HOPKINSVILLE KY Is tho finest Hotel In the South All mod ern improvements Steam Heat and Elcet Llchta tlirmifrhnnt Sylt It is trjily a great remedy 1100 6 for MJ KM Sold by Druggltffl Royal Oermetuer Co Atfcurta Oa low See agents of this company for rates tottUw Ac or write to r Amobe G P A T A t RataXfi hk to S3fiOr Mr j M 0 twVSv TIL J hJ V 9i i o ff 0 n ftl u HQPKINeVILLRKBJSTTXJOZIAN Crf fc-- A r j im n CS i t mi AjrilBr1896 mhi 0ijilii tint It IfMUMn 3fouittcltitm FRItAI IIKMX6S TM9MT AND v r- FM CHASfMP V 1BDBSCRIPTI0N t EACHAMv IN ADVANCE 2 A YEAR focM readi ag notices 20 cents per Hue Spe inl Local 5 cents per lino each Insertion Kates for standing advertisements furnished M application OFFICE 212 SOUTH MAIN STREET McKiuley has himself a jgoldbug Reeves ifftlieTsime kind of am insect aud Harrison alone of the dkred Ecpublican presidential aspirants ha9 leaning towards silver The issue Is rapidl coming to the front for the cgreat contest of next year It will be ho currency above all other ques- ¬ tions The Republicans will prob McKiuley on a gold platform aud Iho Democrats with Stevenson as their nominee will go to the country demaudiug the free coinage of both gold and silver without any ifs ands or buts The tresult will be that every southward and western state and enough morthwestern and lake states to elect tStevenson will be found on the side of silver ably nominate IKs Silver keeps on going up as the agitation coutinues and it has now ircached 67 cents the highest price for years and an advance of five cents in thirty days This makes the fifty ceut dollar wo hear abused eo much nvorth now about 56 cents with a strong upward tendency Just let silver be remouetized and the government enter the market as a buyer and the white metal would at once advance aud gold decline until they would meet and stay logethpr as for-¬ fVjpueJktAdTtmtAlliTUlMRlV Th Sunny South hri produced nore aud finer ToealUU than thjr Motion of the United Statt Is Um Fiayer 01 the Xarvea For and many of them have attained world wide reputations One wk oecupies the foremost place in the front rank at the present Tains Relieved time is Mis VV H Jacobus of KoodTiirlfled and Nashville This lady whdeo charm ¬ Nerves Made Strong by ing personality impresses itself upon all with whom she comes iu contact is petite and chic Coupled with a It gives me great pleasure to state wonderful dramatic instinct she has wfaat Hoods SaxBaparllla baa done for me a voice of marvelous purity strength and Bweetness in wbich is a pathos and my wife She has been afflicted with head that can be felt but which no word neuralgia pains In hereyes lor six yean she settled In hor can paint Her enunciation and exe- ¬ and It be totally blind and At times stay have to would cution are faultless and the flexibili- ¬ a aarKroom in for months ty of her voice marvelous A short time This charming lady has kindly ogo we began consented to interpret the difficult using Hoods role of Josephii e in the comiug opei Sarsaparilla and today thank atic entertainment when Pinafore God she is able will be presented and any who are fortunate enough to hear her will par- ¬ ticipate in true musical enjoyment The managers whilst anxious to make a financial success as tto prc- cueua go luvvuru lining a aeot on Mr Mr TTm H Gracs church are far rmre desirous Nunamalter Jndionliii Ark of making it an artistic triumph in tbete days of second and third rate to attend to hor stars aud therefore no expense or ef- household duties fort has been saved to present to a which she bad not Hopkinsville audience the best pre- previously done for years My own case was somewhat simi ¬ sentation over put before them The following is a translation of lar and since taking Hoods Sarsaparilla Jean Marias roleronce to Mrs Ja- tho inflammation has loft my eyes and my My cobus iu his monthly review of musi- nerves have becomo quieted been healthfor sevtoday is bottor than ft has cal events for July last in London Since we are bpeakingof concerts numerous at this tnoineut as they cus oral years I am gaining in strength and tomarily are at this time of year pe William H mit me to point you to a future star I feci like a now man Arkansas Nunamakeb Judsonia of song just tising upon tha horizon which 1 have had occasion to hear Hoods Pills are hand made and perfect sing twice and which has left me In proportion aud appearance 25o per box MiWai ht Neuralgia Pure Blood swwwv y fdPVR XtfJitfte jc IU Ay JL immJLmL Bk m iL LLm JLbk bk LLvLLjhI Kfe llXv r tiW iiS j Js v 11 yT 4f V 9m-- wk Hoods Sarsaparilla Are Coming in A ETeryay i There v is yei algreat mariy Winter j r j V3 gbods lef3ik that Siiits and i buy O ver 4 JSuj kkf rm eBHfclfe coats youroan almost at y our own f price YMhmm Mammoth Clfjthmg I 1 li Shoe Go W V Hoods n Cures with a vivid recollection Mile Re- ¬ merly This is a great country we live in and the climate is varied enough to suit the most fastidious Saturday while Louisville and other cities were rswelteriug in 83 degrees of heat a I blizzard and snow storm were raging in tlw jsanie latitude in Colorado while Southern Kentucky was enjoy ing as nltny and beautiful a spriig day as the sun ever shone upon becca Levy one of the advanced pupils it appears of Mme Marie Ruelf possesses a timbre of voice at once silvery and very penetrating much sentiment and an excellent method Although she is very young her tal ent already ripe and formed has given her a value in London similar to that she enjoys in Paris the suf frages of the critics of the highest authority and of a public tho most critical in London This is indeed a very high compli ment to the lady Mrs Jacobus is a daugher of Mme Fleurette Levy mauager of the Leader millinery establishment in this city EUGENIES FATHER CONFESSOR A Wizened ATTRACTIONS Ladies Shoes Mens9 Shoes r i fc Little Man Who Win Once a Courtotl Church Dignitary Bveriy Sunday next April 7 State of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas County Rev H F Williams of Nashville will preach at Liberty Church near 1 and tbat said firm iiom Cassius M Clay Jr will carry wilt pay the sura of ONE HUNfor each and JDpuisville in the Democratic prima DRED DOLLARS eviry case of Catarrh that cannot bb lies and he will defeat the Republi- cuied by the use of Halls Catarrh can nominee in this city next Novem Cure Frank J Cheney ber 5000 votes The party will take Sworn to before me and subscribed no chances with the JJourbon county in my presence this 6th day of De ¬ cember A D J886 farmer statesman as its leader 0 A W GHEASON Notary Public Seal y A Wyoming man quotes the presi dent as saying I used to be oppos- Balls Catarrh Cure is taken internal ¬ ed to an income tar Iam now con- ¬ ly aud acts directly on the blood and A WOMANSSTRATEQEM mucous serfaces of the system Send vinced that it is a wise and just plan for of the testimonials free TTnr Clover Ruso to Get Kid of taxation If Grover would con- F J Cheney Co Toledo Or llallKTs Was Snccessfol vinco himself tbat he is wrong on the Sold by druggists 75c A novel method of getting rid of men currency question orthodox Demo In possession has been discovered by an Girls for City Weighers crats would like bim better Impecunious lady living- in the Rue Thiers in Parls In an unguarded mo- ¬ The mayor of Medford Mass the she opened the door to the men Chicago Evansville and other large town of old rum has appointed two ment had been watching their opportu young ladles us weighers of coa grain who cities in 1 linois and Indiana will hold and straw Of course this ha made nlty for some days Finding what she tried to frighten the men done municipal elections to day It is to the chronic office holders of th male had making she parade of legal learning a by so mad that be hoped that the Democrats will persuasion getting drunk they can not There were severe penalties she said even enjoy for taking possession without Becuring come out better then they did last the attendance of the local police com- ¬ --vear Dont Put It Oft Thev cant possibly do more ballffs only laughed at The necessity of a spring medicine missary The this whereupon the lady went out to is universally admitted This is the police and said to Even the pi box iu a priutiug office best rim of the year in which to pu complain as sheher fiat the Shortly after- ¬ locked them in is often quite useful For instanco rify the blood to restore the lost ap wards she returned with two policemen They those the newspapers can find there the pntite and to build up tbe eutire sys- - and said Arrestplace menuwas in have vain tfm as tin body is now peculiarly broken intd my wretches It type to set up the name of Prof declared that that the poor susceptible to benefit from medicine Hjalmar Hjorth Boyeseu who is to The grea popularity attained by they were honest brokers men Possi- ¬ bly their looks were suspicious At all lecture in Louisville Friday floods Sar wparilla owing to its real events the policemen while muttering merit aud iH remarkable success has something about having heard that Special Judge Pirtle has decided established it as the very best medi- ¬ sort of thing before marched them off to that Paul Cain was tho legally elect- cine to take iu tli spring It cures theythe police station Arriving there were soon released on production scrofula salt rhum aud all humors ed Indexer at Louisville holding that bliousuesa dfhpapaiu headache kid of evldeice of their identity The men Special Judge Dodd had no right to tiny and liver complaints catarrh contemplate an action for false imprisbut meanwhile they have to help elect Cliff Roberts The case will and all affjtsnous caused or promoted onment fresh means to secure an entry devise by low statM of die system or impure to the place from which they were so be appealed bluod Urtitc put it olF but tako unceremoniously ejected Hoods Sursipdrilla uow It will do Louisa de la Ramee tho English you Rood Christina ItosuctlL authoress known to literature asOui By the death of Christina Rossetti ORDINANCE da has had her property sold to pay literature and not English literature alone loses the one great modern poet- ¬ She To the Fiscal Court or Christian Comity her debts and is left penniless Wiiebea8 at a Court of Claims held for ess There Is another English poetess is 6T years old and lives in Florence Indeed who has gained a wider fame Christian County on the 8rd day of June 1189 but the fame of Mrs Browning like Italy an order ras made by paid Court viz that of her contemporary and one It is now ordered that a rork house for this might almost say companion George Mr W V Haldeman the head of Sand was of too immediate and tem- ¬ the Courier Journal company has be- County bo and the sume Is established in con- porary kind to last The very feminine with tho City ot Hoplclnsrllle where very emotional work ot Mrs Browning come a banker and has been elected nection both- County and City prisoners shall be which was really In the last or final re- ¬ president of one of the Louisville worked under the supervision of a work sult only literature of the L E L or- ¬ der carried to Its furthest limits roused banks house Manager to bo appointed by this Court a sort of womanly enthusiasm in pre- ¬ and the Hopklnsvlllo City Council cisely the same way as the equally femi- ¬ And on the 14th ot Juno 18S0 tho Board of nine equally epiotlonal work of George Tho G A R meeting at Louisville Council for tho City of Hopkinsville by an Sand- - Jn the Bamo way only In a lesser in September it is believed will bo Jegree all the women who have written the largest over held with one excep order of said Court tho aforesaid provisions charming verBe and how many there have bten In quite recent times have therein tion thatjpt Washington in 1893 Now in ordor to a faithful compliance with won and deservedly a certain reputathe samo In the appointing of a competent tion an poetesses among poetesses In Tho income tax reports must all be and suitable Manager of said work house It is Miss Rossetti we have a poet among and in Miss filled Out by April 15th Have you now resolved bythls Council as an appoint poetsto be merely a Rossetti atone Con- ¬ woman ylse Jn lim- ¬ merit Is soon to be made as aforesaid tbat we tent fixed yours yet desire a voice In tbe same and hereby notify iting herself within somewhat narrovV your honorable body to take notice ot such bounds she possessed in union with a Cleveland and his family desire to comply with tbe provisions of such profoundly emotional anture a power President ap of artistic self restraint which no SUe order and have gone to their summer home at pointment ordinandi as aforesaid In the tbe woman who ha3 written In verse haH of a work house manager for Woodley workhouse for Christian County Ky for the ever shown andlt is through thlamaf tery over her own nature this econqmy1 ensuring term W hell at abarfirnin my elegant of her own resources that she takes Approved March 27 W95 xre r j rank among poets rather than among o soutfl JJUiin eweet Y Pi9ssr Jl poetesse j Lyra ii t ¬ ¬ -f-¬ takes this cheerful view of the situa- - state aforesiid Co doing business F Cheney The Louisville Critic a Clay organ in J city of Toledo county and the Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of An Austrian clerical paper gives an Interesting account of a man who though once In the foreground of the most brilliant court In Europe and still living has entirely disappeared from public notice The writer saw him at M de Lesseps funeral a pale wizened little man with snow white hair and beard This man Is Bernard Bauer for a long tme a bishop father confessor to the Empress Eugenie and a famous preacher He pronounced the blessing on the Suez canal He Is by birth a Hebrew and a Hungarian He took part in the Vienna revolution was publicly embraced for his bravery by Kossuth then became a painter and finally al i lowed Father Augustine who was no other than the celebrated pianist Her- ¬ mann Cohen to convert him to Catholicism As Father Maria Bernard he delivered his famous sermons in Paris which the empress attended He was then particularly handsome his pale face framed by a dark beard his blue eyes full of expression What was ad- ¬ mired more than all else was the use he made of his delicate beautifully formed hands The woman ravea or him and he soon addressed all his ser The empress mons- to them alone named him her confessor and to please her h6 was made a bishop He became so much the fashion that bad he hot de- ¬ fended himself he might have spent the twenty four hours In the confessional When the republic succeeded the em- ¬ pire he gave up his priesthood and has lnce quietly enjoyed life On TUESDAY 26th inst we ask you to call We will haye our complete line of Ladies Misses and Childrens slipes Oxfords and all the new designs in low cut foot wear open for inspection Wevhc pe - Vyv io this city to show you the finest line ever brought i J We haye all the new and desirable goods in the famous Edwin Olappline admitedly without a peer in shoe manufacture os N Hess come next this line is par excellent this year with the greatest ErnSte- rsons are too well known to need comment In medium goods Nelsons are the best we are well stocked on all these linesi t Furnishing Goods XXaiS TT-4-an We have of our own importation iti the home Lisle thread from England Balbriggan Seei them Prance and many handsome goods from the best Millsiu Germany- - from Troye3 CM1UL m hrt 17 rrvn VXJfcU V OS I c- - -- V 4 a ft i y 1t L H n fr We have all our own line made and keep up buying direct from factories on the road All novelties are now in or J Boys and Childrens Clothing We aro proud of tbe lecord we made during fall on this line finest and best All are invited Our Spring line is up to date and the PETiEE The remembrance of tho good done those we hnve loved is the only consolation left us when we have lost them U GO i Remarkable Book N TIME TABLE TBAINS OOINO KORTH No S3 St IrfHils Fast MalU No M 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jvm Employment Department than half the busi ¬ VrUnloctown us tuition ness colege in tho south take in Bi V UlfOlfltlL rlf 8HBKWOOD Agt 8trorily endorsed by Merchants Jtls practical book keepersBankers tlio United Hopkinsville Ky GPA all over and Of tuition Cheap States Reasonable rates ypea to Dotn sexea WMPtuuenis pnijp Lora year representing uo states ana xerrttorjes If eminent man whoso history had has also ureoared books for t i m600 i Oht v asV toth WTOrWTTW Tig vttCTViti--g7SJHItlll4llttSJVgfeffl- f rpipiifgrawB W I1 LA r O hopkinsyillekemttjokian IN C38C HOOTDD AOT ABOUT THIS NOTHING BUT NEWS FOUND COLUMN x Conttaml r li The will of the lafevFerd Doug j Awarded lae was probated at Washington Highest Honors Worlds Fairy last week he possessed about 47000 worth of personal property when he i died His widow gte 30000 and his four ehildraa ahare equally in the i Aeeommt 4f the Latest illnp- - remainder t E I Si of the On A R is trying to get the Republicans to postpone their stale V fllar The not lj ot Joun underwood the convention till June 6 as it will inter leader of tl0 gang pf train robbers fere with decoration day if held May who so signally failed to hold up the 29 Queen Crescent train near Green EG Atsinger of Paducah who wood Ky was found near the scene was married two weeks ago to Miss of the attempted robbery The body Three Mary Frieling has deserted his bride waeriddled with buckshot out of four of the amateur robbers and skipped out He claimed to be were therefore slain Moee Morrow a German nobleman was the only one who escaped and ho Prof Chas Brunner was thrown MOST PERFECT MADE will likely bo captured and sent to from his horse and disabled in burn pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Fro Albert Martin the tramp ing woods near Bawesville Saturday tefcen who was stealing a ride and was bad ¬ and was burned to death He was cm Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD ly shotmay recover 55 years old Ifajfers never fail in pointing out A rumor was current yesterday that the direction of the wind Frank a man named Hammond was Killed No Sonso of Eichardson will carry Todd county at Caledonia Saturday night by a man Little Johnny That Humor young man who a named Ingram for railroad commissioner without No details could be comes to see you must be pretty poor struggle It looks like the whole learned company He hasnt any Penae of hu ¬ business boot iack and all are for James Ewing was killed bv the mor Richardson k sinco he was shaking Why do cars at Smiths Grove just east of Sister Johnny you think so all hands here the other day- - limes Little I told him Bowling Green Saturday Some the funny way you rush aroundabout and of magis- ¬ think he committed suicide Now that the number bang doors when you get mad and he trates is small why not build small Probate Judge F B- Randolph of didnt laugh a bit frame rooms in each magisterial dis- Montgomery county Ala is missing trict in which court can be held and Social Mnrs Drawn ivoting done The magistrates will and his accounts are being investigated meet Tuesday and somo one of them near me Your father Is in tradeT Hel should bring up the question for disSaturday was the hottest day in feeopB a peanut stand Little Miss Freckles Huh Whats cussion Morganfielcf Sun March ever recorded at Louisville your father mercury indicating 83 degrees The farmers of Todd county will the Little Miss Mugg He is a profession- hail with delight the announcement 1 There are at present two hundred al bootblack that Mr Phil Bacon who has pur- and fifty horses in preparation for Memory and Observation chased the Model Roller Mill at the seasons races at Lexiugton Little Brother You musnt Klve the Trenton proposes to make a huge Snow fell to the depth of twelve dot so much meat It will make hlmj custom mill out of it for Todd and m counties Elkton Times inches in Denver Col Saturday and vicious adjoining a regular blizzard prevailed Little Sister How do you know Little Brother Ive heard sd and belj Henry Reddick col for causing Rhoy Boyd preached at of the Miller Jotel fire at Lancaster Paducah churches Sunday one the the sides Ive noticed that the teacher all in ab ways brings meat for her lunch Good Hew Years day in which Edward I sence oi the regular pastor Nevjs Pascoe and two others were burned to death was sentenced o the peniSouth Dakotas defaulting state Johnnys Ambition tentiary for life The evidence was treasurer has been located at Valpa- ¬ Little Johnny Im goln to be a good circumstantial raiso Chili boy so Ill be real religious when I Rich deposits of silver have been grow up Prof H Boring has withdrawn Fond Mother Mammas own treasfrom the race for the legislature in discovered in Wayne county W Va ure Would you like to be a minister Hopkins and Ward Headley has deThe fee the to play Little clined to enter This leaves Dr P Gould marriage was in3000Castellane the big Johnwy Nom I want army drum in the Salvation wedding B Davis and R P Teague the only Good Nswc The State Republican League will candidates Both are good men meet at Owensboro May 1 A Torrlblo Moment More tram robbers struck a sna Lucy Bowers aged 9 was found near Wheatland Cal Saturda Sheriff was aboard the train held up dead in bed at Osvonsboro jlnd killed one of the robbers and Forest fires were raging near was himself killed by the surviving Leitchfield Saturday robber who escaped Wm Combs killed Levi Cope in MrstUrace Brown of Paducah had Breathitt county 700 of diamonds stolen Mar 1 A negro who claimed to have found A Swagger Wedding them took them to a jeweler Saturday Wednesday McPherson Wilkins to ask their value and they were re- ¬ evening at 6 oclock on the 21th Jof stored to the owner - The girls in Miss TowIqs Female April Miss Lulie Thompson Wilkinp Ferdinand Ollarity Dont git rat- ¬ Seminary at Henderson debated the of Bowling Green Ky and H L tled Sally Jlst take a reef in yer main ¬ sail an keep straight before wind Should city of J question decision girls ride bicycles McFherson at this Main will be united As soon as I kin come alongsidetheIll tow was given to the in marriage the tind the Street Bap yer inter de leo of Murphys saloon There were ten tist church It will ba one of the Sally Silvester Dato all right Ferdi- ¬ negatifljip8ide speechejron each side prettiest weddings ever solemnized in nand OFlarlty but If I dont make a tack pretty soon Ill run aground or A negro who tried forcibly to ride the State capBize Truth The bride and groom will leave in a vehicle with three young ladies mediately after the ceremony for im an was shot to death by a posse of their An Insult to ills Honor trip through the South friends who organized and went af extensive McPherson Bls Lordship Madam by mistake I lived for sever where ilr ter him near Jackson Miss opened a letter addressed to you this al years and has mauy friends Doctors exhumed and examined The bridesmaids are well known morning His American Wife Indeed sir the stomach of Mrs Mary E Bent popular society girls of this State His Lordship Tes and I found some¬ who died some weeks ago in LouisMiss Eloise Isabel Putmsn of Leb- thing in it which if it ever occurs ville and found that she was poison- ¬ anon h to be the maid of honor again will part ua forever ed with arsenic Arrests are to fol Misses Margaret Strother Kennedy Wife paling Indeed sir What was low of Elizabethtowu Delia Reese Bar It His Lordship It was a receipted Andrew J Campbell secretary of clay Daisy Adams and Margaret bill radam of Commerce Adelaide Cooksey of Bowling Green the Lexington Chamber Wife Weil was found dead in hia yard and it is will ba the other young lady attend His Lordship When you married me you promised to give up all your vul not known whether he was murdered antfa Tne groomsmen are are J no W gar and shoppy American habits Dont or destroyed his own life McPherson Jr who will be the best let me ever hear of your paying a bill Gen S B Buckner who has been man A Buckner Anderson Jao Y again My position can stand scandal sick at the Willard Hotel in Louis- Ow8leyof this cityMr Len Spalding Intrigue divorce even but such vulgar ville for two weeks with a rising in of Lebanon Asher Grahman and condescension to the masses as this it will take me years to live down Rehis ear is now on the road to recovery McKeuzie Moss of Bowling Green you must pay somebody member He had a serious time of itA L pay me if will act as ushers These Post Dispatch Dupuy De Lamethe new Spanish Colburu H Markhain Hiae3 J C Almost a Trasedy minister to the United States will Perkins Bam Porter J H Barday Ho will Roy Porcon all of Bjwlincr Green Bllson Hello Dick I Just saw your sail for America to day The bride will wear a magnificent wife taking home a masher she picked come via Havana to learn the details gown of ivory satin trimtned in or up downtown of the Allianca incident Dick Waowl Goes home with blood ange bloasom the bridesmaids are Mr James R Mnrrs has sold the to wear Paris muslins and carry In his eye breaks the door in and discovers his wife in the kitchen trying Lancaster Record to Louis Landrara Southern jessamines her new acquisition on the boiled poand Henry K Cartwright for S2000 will be elaborately and tatoes The church New York World The paper heretofore Democratic will artistically decorated in palms ami n J become independent and evergreens atmagnolii8 Proof Positive W E Beard is in jail at Mayfield Tue wedding march from Lohengrin Stage Manager The audienoe la callcharged with the seduction of Em- - will ba played by Mr Geo R Mayo ing for the author Via Farmer who died in childbirth whoso skill as a musician will render Manager All right Go out and an- ¬ nounce that he Is In the audience someShe was under 17 weakminded and the music perfect Mr Merritt Pilcher of Nashville where but you dont know where nearly blind Stage Manager But perhaps he Isnt Tenn whose high sweet tenor voice Frank G Carpenter the author is unrivaled and Mr Geo R Mayo In the audience Managoi Dont be a fool Who else and correspondent who haB been all with his clear deep baritone will would have started the call over the world will deliver three lee sing Beveral solos tures in Louisville closing tomorrow The bride is a beautiful captivating Explained brunette ana since ner appearance She It seems a pity that you have Sfjofith Cook the Kentucky giant in society has beia a reigning queeu such a distaste for literature Dont who lives at Shelbyville has separa- amongst women not only in all the you care for reading at all He No When I was a boy they cities of Ky but i Montana Mo ted from his wife and other states Siw b ilongs to the made me read all the books in the Bun Jesse Woodward of Kentucky has mo t aristocratic families in day school library been made fourth assistant examiner oldest the Sinr1 unci durn n short stay AVus Obliged to Go in the patent office in this oity woi mmv warm enthu Hello Harkaway are you still in Secretary Carlisle is in Covington siastic admirers wno will gladly wel town I thought you had moved out having been called to the bedside of come her here west and gone into the mining busihts sick brdther She is a petite figure with mag- ness No The Duchens of Loinster the pret nificent eyes and possesses brilliant through I didnt go That scheme fell extraordinary tiest woman in England is dead at conversational powers and charming Then you are not going to leave personal magnetism the age of 31 us character Oh yes Im getting ready to move Hagehbecks wild animal show is The groom is the youngest son of Where are you going in hard lines at Chicago and will have Judge J no W MoPborsou who for gol I havent decided yet But Iveboys to be sold vears has been a leader at our bar The to go somewhere Hlgglns Mr MoPhersou left Hopliinsville in the clubs I belpng to have given me Govornor Sadler of Nevada Li charged with em- in 1887 to make Bowling Green his half a dozen farewell dinners and as a iirrested has b a home Here be met Miss Wilkius gentleman and anyman of my word 1 bezzl font longer after that aqd for eight years they have been cant stay here Baltimore Herald The Trilby match is the latest sweethearts novelty It can only be struck on He is a gentlemen of noble charac WondnrlnV Progress tlie foo I ter high moral principles and ster what It Is wpnderful way progress has Sotibocly is working Henderson liug tyorta of machinery 3 been made in the Mr AlePherscm has many warm remarked Mr Flgg Ky I see that there b counterfeit silver dollars r frMNuU iTSsTBurchbltekUlediis aoiHnW eiftty ifefif great favorite in so has beena machine invented3 har can oirale aad is a vounar man of makea complete pafr of shoealn sixteen Jas Kilpatrick in CIMori county finn buaineaa qualities having twld a minutes Whytjhat lsevenfaBter than Indlan rV Chaa fiBrcwu hm beeriap reeponsiDie poatuan at um jsao or Tommy can wear then oit TU i apoll1 Journal Hopkins vile for a number o yearn Pt postmaster at Cloinsati Voiutod JU neniiiK SjTBBMelyToldlorllttgy Itcadqrg Captll CRiley state commander tltlCR WE OFFER tTHE t J9 i UIC A 4 ML CREAM BAKING Farmers of Christian and adjoining counties the fbllowin goods as the best goods in their respective linesiMjj ft WTO Mil Keystone C ora Planters Keystone Disc Harrow with steel frame and Bicycle bearings Homestead Horse Shoe Armour Bone Meal 1 ri National Fertilizers j VV Cincinnati Would vou buva Maiestic Ransre if von can save enonsh in fuels and repairs in 12 months to pay for it You can do it JWashburn and Mo en p3aker Barbed wire cheaper than ever i New Spring Goods We have opened foi inspection our complete assortments of new Spring 6rOods Never be- ¬ fore have we been able to offer so many induce- - ST pili ments in either style variety or price Bran New Patterns That cannot be found at any other house in the See city Dont wait for the Spring rush our goods and get prices U STVLI01I 8PBIXG COSTUME We Open The Spring Trade with a puperb Htock of first claes Trimmings i DrefH Goodp etc at prices that aie low- Miaii pver bpfon Goods cheerfully shown Carpets lJ S Only those makes which Reliable Makes we can guarantee are allowed in our stock Any pattern you select will be first class C I LATh AW United they Stand GOOD FORM Without G ood shamwhile Service is but a G ood Service with Lout G ood Form lacks and equally essential attribute of the best at- ¬ tire BothIare essential and both unite in our stock oi SPRING CLOTHING just fji u k I received Our stock was never more complete and Frices are Lower than the Old Time Oost of Production We invite you to call and see them we know we can please you Which we have H M M rt COX u BOULWARE VJ li- WJJS t a CMF lIEE SKETCHES THE ORBATNESS OF INDIA r t reputation Kelljflei fflmethlH Crops mid Heast HOPjcixrayiLxs v k3entttqkian tA JJEVS nr yf waiWHUkLltlt A April 2 1896 3f6HXMnTs AitfJEtMonBookVeep i 1 YORK MARKET drfy INTERESTING STORES OF THE LATEiUP4PJLEASANTNES8 1 H k it and the females numbering 146490136 Taking the distribution of populatlbh Hweet flowers according to religion there was In 1801 w hero the 207731727 Hindoos 57321164 Moham ¬ 7131361 mocking birds medans 9820467 aboriginals Buddhists 2234350 Christians 1907833 sings And whistles so oirviifi tiovaa juins 5yy i crseqa T 10 ICO IW 0 nn v KfT HUU l4Ud J U11IU1 MAllntnHn 4MV clear all the 101i iviiiuii Of the Christian population 1315263 long day On the banks of a were certified to be Roirian Catholics Btream that and 295016 Church of Erigland The tov flown silently tal number of police offenses reported V during 1S02 was 135639 as against 124530 hy n- Sleeps the forms in 1891 and 115723 In 1890 the police be ing composed of 150516 officers and men or the blue and the grey The opium revenue In 1892 3 was Rc 7993180 and the expenditure Rx 1602 Our lovedf ones gave their lives the 496 giving as the net repelpts on opium Union to save The price paid their own precious Rx 6390384 In the last ten years the net receipts on opium have been Rx blood There thousands have crossed oer the 629229S7 while the average annual number of chests of Bongal opium sold bright crystal sea And their souls now are resting wltlv for export during the 3ast ten years has been- 53994 The actual area on which God crops of various kihdswere grown in They are quietly sleeping In their low India in 1892 3 was 195897389 acres of which 65743812 were devoted to rice lone graves are covered with flowers so gay 21484889 to wheat and 92927655 to other That While the wild birds are thrilling their food grains including pulse The area devoted to cotton was 8940248 acres to sweet notes of Joy oil seeds Oer the forms of the blue and the jute 2181334 to to sugar 13545025 to tobacco 1149548 cane 2798637 grey to tea 360463 and to coffee 122788 The length of railway lines open to traffic CoL Ingorsolls Captor In 1893 was 18459 miles the number of During Robert G Ingersolls recent passengers conveyedasl34700469 the visit to Memphis Tenn an Incident goods and minerals carried represented occurred that served to remind him of 8727386 tons the gross receipts were his war experience After the lecture Rx 23955753 lio attended a reception given In his 12679200 In and the net earnings Rx 1S92 beings honor by Col and Mrs William R and 81668 head of 21988 human cattle were killed by guests that were pre- ¬ snakes Moore Of the hu- ¬ and wild beasts the sented to him he regarded one with an man mortality 19025 having chief due been eye of vague recognition ¬ to snake bite Tigers Surely I have seen you somewhere man victims leopards claimed 947 hu260 wolves 182 before said the colonel bears 145 and elephants 72 On the other Was It not about thirty years ago hand whereas only 4498 cattle asked the other That is to say In killed by snake bite no fewer thanwere 29 December 1863 969 were devoured by tigers 30013 by I have reason to remember that leopards and 6758 by wolves It was month said Col Ingersoll then that I was captured by the con- ¬ TEMPERING ALUMINUM federates gust A IJeccnt Discovery Tliut May- Greatly And so have I replied the the honor for It was then that Increase Its Usofulncss of capturing a certain federal colonel you remember Major G V Ram The successful tempering of aluminum Dont so as to give It the consistency of iron baut of Gen Forrests command The colonel did remember and the is the latest triumph of F Aliard the tyro ex warriors sought a corner and Levis blacksmith whose rediscovery of recalled the details of the event Col the lost Egyptian art of hardening cop- ¬ Ingersoll In command of an Illinois per startled the mechanical world some xeglment of cavalry had undertaken tnree or rour years ago ana only rauea to prevent a large force of ForrestB to make the fortune of Its author benjn from crossing a certain deep cause of the expenslveness of the proc- ¬ Btream Leaving the greater part of ess A recpnt trial of Allards tempered the command to destroy a bridge In aluminum has proved the success of Ecrsoll moved up one side of the stream his new method in Quebec and the prac with a few men a rd a field glece In or¬ tical purposes to which It can be ap- ¬ der to annoy the confederates on the plied He has made and hardened a can- ¬ other sidle befofethey ould reach the non which has Just been tested in pres bridge But Forrest got to the bridge ence of Col Spence the American con- ¬ crossed It and by superior numbers sul with the greatest success This routed the defenders Then he pro- ¬ cannon is twenty six inches long and ceeded after Ingersoil The union col ¬ five Inches in diameter the metal of the onel was unhorsed while leaping a fence gun outside the bore being only a quar- ¬ and the enemy led by Major Rambaut ¬ ter of an inch thick A charge consist was on him ere he could rise Imme- ing of a pound of powder has been sue diately after the capture of Ingersoll cessfully fired out of this little piece of ordnance without having any appreciGen Forrest rode up able effect upon it A new and more Whos In command of those troops cried Forrest pointing toward the fly scientific trial of the cannon ha3 been ordered by the Canadian military au ing Illinois cavalrymen thorities I dont know replied Ingersoll Quebec to be held immediately at the citadel by the artillery experts Jocularly amended there and the United States consul In Who was In command view of this move Is understood to the general have encouraged Mr ¬ If youll keep the secret said Inger- ¬ facture as speedily asAllard to manu- ¬ possible a cansoll blandly Ill tell you I was Col Ingersolls good humor pleased non twelve feet in length for shipment to Forrest who treated him well and be Washington but whether this is to at Allards risk or by instructions eventually exchanged him After the war Forrest and Ingersoll renewed from the United States government is not and can not their acquaintance at Washington and The known advantage be learned here great of cannons made became warm friend3 but the colonel not meet Major Rambaut until his of aluminum everything else being did recent visit to Memphis thirty years equal lies of course in the lightness of the metal The cannon Just tested here later weighs fourteen pounds If it were of iron and the same dimensions it would Grant3 First Levee Gon weigh 80 pounds Allards friends The storm of debate in the national and military enthusiasts over the here pro house of representatives In February ject assert that If the tempered alumipassage of E B num supersedes 18C4 that ended in the Iron for the of Washburnes bill creating the gradehad big guns field artillerymen making of instead of lieutenant general In the army being dependent upon away and It was Grants destiny carriages for dragginghorses and gun died their weapons of the armies over rough country to become general-In-chlwill be able to of the United States shoulder them like muskets Noah Brooksrlting from personal pearance the finished specimenIn ap- ¬ looks of this historical oventHfor as though it were recollections made of burnished the Century gives the following graphic silver sketch of Grants first appearance In public after his high ofllclal advance ¬ JURY PLAYED CARDS ments ¬ popuRemarkable Discovery aiuiio by n Chi ¬ If thtre was any doubt as to theand larity of Grant in Washington city as he cago Jutlgo a was disposed to regard that I have a mind to send you all to place of snares the arrival of the newly jail said Judge Goggln1 to the dozen created lieutenant general effectually who dissipated it Ho had been called to the Jurorsdamagerecently sat during the trial suit brought by Mrs Mae capital and had arrived there late In or a Oil March 8 18C4 He went McLeroth against the De La Verne Re- ¬ the afternoon quietly to Wlllards hotel to get his din- ¬ frigerator company for 125000 She was¬ ner At that time he was a rather injured In an accident on the Ice railthe slightly built man with stooping shoul- ¬ way at JudgeWorlds Fair The remark was due to the fact that mild blue eyes and light brown of the ders hair with a reddish tinge in his bristling when a bailiff went to the Jury room¬ mustache He had a shy but manly¬ to Inquire whether a verdict was possibearing wore a shabby looking mil- ¬ ble before adjournment of the court ho itary suit of clothes and seemed dis found the twelve men playing pedro reported to the court Jud0e tressed when he was recognized by the and so sent for the Jury and asked if mob of diners He had been discovered¬ Goggin there taking his dinner just like ordi- It was true that the members were nary mortals and It was noised about KrrfveTt Uion that the hero of Belmont Donelson and formed by a Juror that it was so he Vlcksburg was in the room A slight commotion presently spread gave vent to his anger with the above from table to table people got up and threat He ordered the men to go back craned their necks In anxious endeavor and attend to their duties as Jurors to see the coming man Then some and cease their high Ave deliberations enthusiastic admirer mounting a chair The twere left tho court room in a de ¬ called for three cheers for Lieut Gen jected way with Instructions to seal They were given with a will their verdict Grant amid a pounding on the tables which About Elephants Tongues made everything dance For a few min utes there was a scene of wild confu ¬ Only few of tho many people who sion in the midst of which Gen Grant have thrown peanuts Into the ele looking very much astonished and per- - nhnnfB mouths said Head Keeper haps annoyed rose to his feet awk- - ranley of the Zoological gardens to a his muetacho with his Viladelphla Record man ardly nibbed no napkin bowed and resumed his seat Iccd that the tongue Is hunghave both at attempted to resume his dinner and nJs A tongue hung In the middle Is The good sense of thJ cheering pat x human complaint but elephants and the general was riots prevailed have a monopoly on those hung at both allowed to eat In peace But as soon as ends The trunk suffices to put tho repast and he had finished his dining room wa3 on food Just ifjiere it ought to bo and the he was tongue simply Keeps ji moving rrom - his way out of the takenUinhand by ex Gov Morehead of sidp to Bide aver the grinders When a nnsyivanla who acted as master of eanut cets stucK on the elephants creiridnleahd Introdifcedjftho general tongue he raises It lrithe mlddlfe like a t Whe Fmob of admirer who now swaying caterpillar and the shell cracks waa Kit igaiikt the4toof ofrh moatMto then disappear dpwp a capacious ri r Just been tm Wished lnnglandmys the Now YorkjEvenlng JPaatTherjUid Afceem Col tptal of the population Including Brit ho JkiwiwajWiefty Levee ish India and native states according t XngeriieUs Bicyclist m Orderlies What History to the census pf 1S91 was 287323431 as 5 i bvuiput mi j Really I 4 of 1831 vyjYjwi to numbering lire ueiwm 146727aW the males BVWITiZ t 11 plUebookpn There are ome big figure in a rjSerit IiWMawiaftaiw thatha Cjpter-7-Gran- rit MM1 vit Night avenW between 38thVnd 42d rinth la as ugly and sreB there is in New tomtW4Cff a rulO ipot as Jork bat oat Saturday nights It pTtjfttm a picturesque sight says the New York Sun viownri from the elevated road the smoky glare of lamps and the pon- ffurtftWduTtS make one tninKoi uie pitch lake In Dantes Inferno Backed Up against either sidewalk are Jong rows of dilapidated carts heaped up with vegetables fruit and moats lighted by bhizmg kerosene torches Ohreach wagon are a couple of hoarse volcd brigand like vendors shouting ihelr wafts with all their might Beittyeen the carts stand peddlers of all s jv Vi 1T7T T sir WflJjjJiiMJu mo - P fi Cff if T T T 4 VAHBHdQAEMENG0MlvIlSSION MERCHANTS lY BAIN DEALERS Russellvillo and Railroad Streets I All Tdbaci y Stient Hopkinsville Keniucky Us Covered by Insurance WtAMWHMC0CWt5CtS5IR htW VOWHUJj w jjuaiivwii with trays Generally foreign and un komut jtulltless of English beyond the fames and prices of their gobds they ami reauy muue uiuiiuut onnm pictures toys watches shoe strings On the edges are oyster stands and sell ¬ ers of hot Bausages and other delicacies DUl 19 Will ww-- f f Llberar Advances on Consignments ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD REUABLE T JR HANQOOK ft O WELCOX SWEET GAPORAL ttMANG0CECO H for Immediate consumption The usual measure Id a pall which varies In size Has stood the Test ol Time the price for any commodity seems uni- ¬ form at a given time As the evening MORE SOLO THAN ALL OTHER wears on some dealer cuts his price and BRANDS COMBINED the cut runs at once along the whole line The crdwd that swarms to buy Is a curious one All carry baskets aiJ push on Intent on bargains wun eyr and nose alert- as they needs must U In the uncertain light where chickens assume strange forms and flsh becomes more than suspicious There are stolid German faces sharp hard profiles of fat Jolly boardlng hQtise keepers motherly old women THE SODTHMAJNSTIlEET y6ung girls Here and there is a figure that seems afraid to be seen j FUKKITURE DKALER a well dressed young man with high V bagnrid- with hat and gloves carrying a a very newly married look ohhlsface A Complete and Beautiful Stock on a woman in deep black closely veiled all move up and down slowly good hand all at naturedly assailed with sallies of rude wit from the carts and answerlng back in kind but with eye3 and ears Intent FIGURES on a bargain It is as picturesque a scene as any European town can offer CIGARETTE DUKxWiKl OOR MAIN AKD FRONT STREETS li 9 1 Jl8 n Muillll Tobocco Warehousenren and Commissipn Merchants Store TBHANCOOK Liberal Advances on Tob o o Salesmrn NAT GAITHER JA3WEST GrAITHIR WEST MERCHANTS iTOBAOCO Oil Cash Q THE GENUINE MERIT And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse HOPKINSVILLE 01 lha Hcods Sarsoparilla wins friends wherever it is fairly nnd honestly tried To have perfect health jou must have pure blood and tlio best way to hae pure blood is to take Hoods Sarsaparilla the best Hood purifier and strength bujlder It ex pels all taint of scrofula solt rheum and all other humors and at tho same time builds up the whole system KY Bed - r 00771 Suits Up W EKAGSDADE E E COOPER h EAGSDALE COOPER 00 A Solid Oak 14 cient 25c Hoods Pills are prompt and THE LITTLE SHAVERS Suit fo effi- 11 Mi m i lllul mm Mamma said little Elsie as the family circle was discussing acquaint ances I know two menone is agcn HOPKINSVILLE W N DUCKER FUHERAL DIRECTOR KY tleman and the other is papa Tho horse is a very useful animal wrote Johnny in his composition but if I cant havo my sossipros made of pigs meet I dont want no sos Biges Special attention to sampling Bnd eellicgtobacco Liberal advance ¬ ments made on consignments Our charges for eellingTobacco will remaiu I25Q No commission Little Jack prays every night for all the different members of his fam-¬ ily His father had been away at one time on a short journey and that night Jack was praying for him as jSsual Bless papa and take care of ho was beginning as usual him when suddenly he raised his head and Never mind about it now listened I Lord ended the little fellow hear him down in tho hall A small Detroit boy had some difficulty with tho neighbors children during tho aftornoon and that night ho was not feeling in a very Christian spirit After he had gone to bed his mother cams in to Did you say tuck hnn away snugly your prayers she inquired Yesm And did you pray for tho heathen YesJm Tho boy was slow toauswer I did he said at last all of them except them next door 3BstsiToiiBlaed 1 869 K t CD p0BBBBBJBJjjaBB 1 t WkCAVtHI 0 niiUL flAKKS CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT For a prompt nnswnr ana an bonest opinion wrlto to had nearly fifty Tears iuur IfeniL vrho harebusiness Communica experience In tho natont tions strictly confidential A Ilnntlbook of In- ¬ formation concerning lntents and bow to ob- ¬ tain them sent freo Also n catalocuo of mechan ¬ ical and scientific books sont free Co receive Patents taken thronfzh Munn special notice in the Mcicntlfle American and thus aro brought widely before tho public with out cost to the inventor This splendid paper Issued weekly elegantly Illustrated has by far tho lanrest circulation of any scientific work In tho World S3 a year hampio copies sect ir Hull Slnglo copies itS cents Every number contains beau- tlful plates In colors and photographs of now houses with plans onabllns builders to show tho latest deslens and secure contracts Address MUNN CO NKv YOIIK 301 BltOADWAT COPYRIGHTS im ilBUlTIT Jt iopirLs ville T C Tobacco Commission Merchants ENTEAL WAREHOUSE M 2d37 P SHRYER flANBERY Dr Matthew PEOPLES WAREH OUSE HANBERY ef Opium Habit Cixved cured a friend of the opium habit It Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats I Succese ully All Chronio and Long J also benefitted me a gret deel Standiug Diseases suffered with kidney trouble Rev Bronchitis Dyspepsia W Bruce Hoplrinsvile Ky OHXarril Asthma treated by latest From the editorial the Western Recorder any Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon In U S Navy af ¬ terwards Post Surgeon U S Army nud later THE GREATEST CURATIVE AGENT Surgeon British Marino Service with two years experience as Physician at Hot KNOWN Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af- ¬ flicted atnis Offlco where consultation with one of tho Most Successful Doctors of the iPreson age Is cordially Invited All will reqelve kind and honorablo treatment and Six weeks use of the Electropoise permanent cures guaranteed In every case undertaken ELEOTROPQISE Henry Kollock SHRYER Props SCST v Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh 3C plsIrLST7iil0 Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to us Liberal advances on tobacco in tore Good quarters for teamB pud teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed B ALLEN Genl Agt L St DADD Book keeper 0 P WAREIELDSUpt columns of If there is HoarKh hospital methods Blood and Mnn 8LSd Union Tobacco Warehouse t Dis- - is U COMMERCE and HITER STS and womenj it does Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising an impure blood indeed benefit m hundreds of casespf from completely state of the forever promptly eradicated from tho and systom restoring health and purity all kinds of sickness A friend who truth in mpD Olarksville NJ QN Tennessee u verS ISt had suffered lor j with nervous pros eases of tli6 bladder of both sexes promptly tration wrote that it had cured beri and safely cured special r i oe w receivefor all and careful treatment their many A gentleman in lecity whoy a year ailments Gonorr seemcdtoYe only ri few dayP hoea Kidney and Urinary Weakback frequent oud burning urine dis HOUSE I j ro Liberal advance made on Cori- Free Storage to signments Planters Correspondence S life left him by COnSUmptlOr has greatly improved has bef n able to go Of on uninterrupted with his business Two other personal friends said nothing had over dono so much for their rheumatism Nothing has over eceivtd so many testimonials from trustworthy persons One niphts ute of Eleotropoisa gave me relief from brain congestion and vertigo 1 have been a well man Rev Geo H iMeaua ever since Covington Ky Syphilis Gleet striorurcs varicocele Hydro of Ortrans Piles celoTenderno88Weakness Fistula quickly cured without pain oa aeten- tion from business Night tions Private Diseases Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us licited of Energy and Confidence tho dreadful effects of Early Vice which brings Organic Weakness Debility Nervous Melancholy Dizziness Loss Impotency Bmls- - PlplSlJsiPBMg MPPMMSS SAMUEL HODGSON Manufacturer and Importer of OLARKSVILLE TENN Electropoise put out on trial for four months for i0 Send for parH ticulars Thero are many men who die of this ulBlculty Ignorant of tho cause which Is tho Second stage of Somlnal Weakness The dootor will uaraiueeapcriecicurainau suca cases unu a ealthy restoration of tho geniturcurlnary organs WRITE your troubles if living away from tho city You can be cured at home bycorres ¬ pondenco Absolute secrecy In all profes sional dealings and medicine sent ecoure from observation Testimonials of patients are never published Bank references to my responsibility cheerfully given Addres - unfitting one for business study or enjoyment of life treated with never falling success On examination the urinary deposits a ropy sedi ment will often be found and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear or tho coorwlll b9 of n this inllklsh hue again changing to a dark and turbid appearance ITALIAN MARBLE xf COTCH SWEDE and the most de sirable EASTERN GRANITE MONUMENTS TABLETS and STATUARY olr KQllOOK i After 40 years experience we feel confident that orders Entrusted to us will be executed in a skillful ana artistic manner A v imn uiirLN- - M4iri 31 miff iiflifoh tvrk 14IZnjaMiiu aLi t ialTVr KJ Jt jA r Jl tagffigufsa It pt f DUBOIS SOB FHirUi AvwuefUuivW WEBB 613 Ohiiroli Street Mhvillp TIH1 kiUL Ky f M WHIJTLOW Is our Soltoitor for igigrgagnsBB HJflOrni None but the best material use rf I mrmtm iwile it Aprii 2 1895 HCJPKINSVILLE KENTUOKIAJST FOE WOMAN AND HOffi Tho Grippe isbad wMEh of making life barjMfftrth tlmbut is more to bi dr bUft0 of the UP - TO - DATE HINTS ABOUT things tfaatfolleWttThfeae thinsrA are HOUSEHOLD CARES snnh wi Wkvotift prostration Weak ness a lingering Cough Bronchitis Catarrh Consumption Thousands are On a- Portrait Girls Who At t met Men The New Woman dyinsf every year from diseases that rieasant- follow the Gripp There is absoluteWcatlier Girls An Attractlvo For hi ly no need that any one should have i of Entertainment serious trouble with the Grippe Dr y Kings Royal Germetuor will cure it OUR STEADFAST taking it out of tho system root and eyeBthat taught Pleasant to take as lemonade branch me all 1 Six for 5 Sold by all druggist The of Tlrfngs Tlftt 7 CONSUMPTION 80 PKONOUKOKD jtlf By tlM Physicians SEVERE COUGH Given Over by the Doctors LIFE SAVED BY hfi At Night Spitting Blood t AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL Seven years ago my ytlto had a seyero attack of lung trouble which ho physicians pronounced consumption jcough was extremely distressing PM laiiy at night ana was irequeuny ntwpmed with tho spitting of blood li9Spctos being unable to help her I Induced her to try Ayers Cherry Tec- toral and was surprised at tho great rollef It gayo Before using ono whole bottle sho was cured so that now shois quite strong and healthy That this rhcdlclno saved my wifes life I have not the least doubt K Monnis Mem- phis Tcnm JJ Velveteen was first made of cotton in 1686 pronounced better than silk o o JJ o oi g 0 oj 0j oi oj j oj Ayers Cherry Pectoral Rocolvod Highest Awards oj AT THE WORLDS FAIRoj i face and cried I turned and hid Calico was firstbrought to England For then I knew the brave old earth by the East India Company in 1631 ooooooooooooooooooooooo Was lovely as It used to be in That hope and love renewed their birth Everybody will bo interested in And all was well but not for me what Ustid about Olive Branch in And so I veiled your eyes and thought Circuit Court Directory It costs only SL a Of all my youth and squandered Tniaa First Monday in February term anothercolumn years three weeks third Monday in May term two month they well might see the sins they weeks fir9 Monday In September term three wrought As early as 1149 Scicily was fa ¬ weeks They should not desecrate my tears Greatest Variety and are Received Daily fy Fourth Monday in February Ghbibtia mous for silk growing and manufacterm six w ks first Monday In June term Girls Who Attract Men Monday in September turing lour weofa term six we- - b Ladles Home Journal The girls who Have You Had the Grip CAlloway Moond Monday in April term attract the best men are almost always throe weeki re Monday n August term you have you probably need a a source of surprise to their feminine If two weeks uecond Monday In November reliable medicine like Foleys Honey friends who are often lost in wonder as term three weeks to why so many patent charms should arid Tar to heal your lungs and stop have IiTON First Monday in May term two theracking cough been passed over in such selec incidental to this tions It is the little mouse of a woman weeks first Monday In August term twe weeks fir t Monday in December term two disease the shrinking shy creature left in the mi e background by her bolder sisters we weeks In bleaching linen loses one third constantly seo brought to the front by of its weight cotton one twentieth the man who has won her love And Important to invalid Ladies men prefer to any such coquettish Invi- ¬ Dr Kilmer Everyone is delight Colds caused by sudden changes tation as that extcniiud by Mrs Bond of ed with the effects of your Olive of temperature at this season of the tho nursery rhyme to her ducks when Our Specialty Branch Its cures are marvelous year makes Ayers Cherry Pectoral decoying them to come and be a killed Send me another gross the uncertainty hanging around being indispensable to whom they have to sue Mrs S E Mather Agent in Oar 40 Rose Houses are filled with tha Every mans ideal of a wife I mean Norwalk Conn Fustian was llrst made ot cotton the normal honest citizen of our repub- ¬ choicest varieties oi Roses in existence For sale by K 0 Hardwick about the year 1611 All are grown on their own roots and wo lic who lines stones to support its bul- ¬ Strong Colors In Wall Paper wark 13 a girl who may be pretty who claim that Roses grown in this State will Henry YIIIjEngland wore cloth the air says a It seems to The agreeable flavor of Ayera Cher might be brilliant but who must be woman who has be in investigating the been Do Best in the Southern States stocking but had a silk pair for ry Pectoral makes it easy to adminis good He also recognizes instinctively and Easter grace should not be too costly matter with a view to spring renovat- ¬ hristta Thousands of testimonials prove this ter to children Its great merits con ¬ that her every day That she shall be ing that wall papers are going to to wear Oar Illustrated Plant and Seed Catalogue firm its popularity take a decidedly deeper tint In ev- ¬ cheerful of temper inclined to take ery shop When so many people are taking ¬ I have been shown paper al- ¬ of 1 14 pages will be mailed FEEE to AI short views of human infirmity to conand deriving benefit from Hoods Address They are never alone than are ac- - sider within himself as essential If most radical in coloring and to my applicant Sarsaparilla why dont you try it compaaied by noble thoughts that all those who before marrying omitted Invariable recoil have been told way NANZ NEUNER making their yourself It is highly recommended to think about these things had done so these were sjowly again into The dealers Uoulsvllle Ky is possible we should hear less to day say decorations of shades E4ward III in 1336 forbade the It will be an agreeable surprise to it the incompatibility of man and has that the use the delicatewere In- ¬ by been abused that they wearing of furs save to persons worth persons subject to attacks of bilious woman tended for certain styles of furnishings colio to learn that prompt relief may 500 a year and for- certain rooms but they were be had by taking Chamberlains Col The New Woman -soon widely accepted and every room jc Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy In Bouillon is becoming a fashion for 5 in every house almost was subjected Jnforrunate People many instances the attack may be tea and Is taking the lead over to As a rer are they who are afflicted with pim prevented by taking this remedy as oclockpunch or the beverages that orig- ¬ suitthe same wall treatment has come either the inevitable reaction ples boils carbuncles running sores soon as the first symptons of the dis inally gavo the little repast its name and though we are not to go back to ulcers scrofula cancerous or syphi eas appear 25 and 50 cent bottles A dash of sherry in the bouillon accord- ¬ the other extreme we are to use much litio affections or any blood taint if or sale by R C Hardwick Hopkins ing to the Philadelphia Press makes it richer and darker colors than before more cheering as well as Inebriating As a complement to this opinion that whatsoever and do not try a 50o bot- ville Ed R Bogard Lafayette Ky and Increases its Donularity with the of a writer In a trade Journal on the tle of Foleys Sarparilla For sale by sex least seen and most sought at tea same subject Is pertinent This is an CKWyly All these changes tend to spoil the din- ¬ era of strong colors It is also an era QUARTZ CRA2INESS ner more and more and the defense Is to of good taste It is the period of the Genuine cashmere shawls were ex BInnIa for Finding Gold Stronger Than put the dinner later and later time of it golden mean between the eccentriciported from Cashmere to Borne A of Ladies maids have a hard ties of sunflower sensationalism Other Forms of Gambling said a member of that riotous vulgarity and the dreary daint- ¬ D 271 these days ¬ A young man may recover from a guild the other day when she was talk- iness of whitey timidity It is not only gambling or give up ing to a massage cure to whom she had philosophic and delightful tho climax Now is tho time to take that best of crazy desire for gone for Instructions Ive got to learn of all things true good and beautiful he has been its clave all spring medicines Apers Sarsapa whisky after Searlaa of Denver to a to give massage now or I cant be sure said Robert rilla Washington Sun man but when he of my place any longer And I must get An Attractlvo Entertainment by Ladles goes quartz crazy there is no further the real professional thing for my lady Most amateur entertainments have to HALF WELL bo- ¬ has been massaged so much she In 1831 Beventy families of cloth hope for him unless he strikes anone all about how It ought to be done knows depend principally upon feminine Then nanza Then his insanity will be call those performances which makers from the Flanders settled in the less intense but it will not be so Ive had to become a good chiropodist for no men are always In request Such England pronounced because he will have the and to learn enough about physical cul- a one is the recently revived Peak Sis- ¬ means to pursue his passion witnoui ture to go through her exercises with ters performance calls for some Foleys Sarsaparilla combines the undergoing discomfort or creating re-¬ Mrs Weatherby Blunt because It bores dozen The women with one quick witted alone In the meanwhile my leader who does the introduction of most searching remedies scientiflcal mark What do I mean by quartz her to do It30 what It was ly prepared to extract their utmost crazy Well it is evident you have salary Iisonly a month justthings that a the rest of the troupe This speech Is you need a spring purifier never been in the western countryup Out when maid knew those to know I almost always local in its fun and relys value If always had on ladys mountains SOLD EVERYWHERE be sure and take Foleys Sarsaparilla Where ofthoeach other are piledlunatics guess thp next thing will be for me to largely upon the leaders cleverness top these The several performers have parts as MADE Trial size 50o For sale by C K abound A man who Is quartz crazy is learn homoeopathy and filling teeth musicians or as The Mercantile club of St Louis and instrumental or vocal combine In a pro- ¬ Wyly an individual who catches the mining BY Colonial club of New York pay glylng recitations and fever and Tjecomes convinced that his tile gram that may be Indefinitely extended ¬ their clubThe man who shrinks from self mission on earth Is to find the greatest more attention to women in any other though nothing save broad burlesque house arrangements ore ever of ddinul passses thai cup of happiness vein ot pay quest ho discovered In pur large masculine clubs thanthe country and rollicking humor la attempted in suffers more hard his suit Chicago Times Herald away irom nja uva- ships and overcomes more obstacles They provldo a dining room and a than did all the knights who ever dressing room to which the feminine lime Jonlnnxs tato belongings to always ac Purell7wUsomeirasnotupcrior Sample Those who neyer read tho adver searched for the holy grail He wlU cess Hecentlymembers Colonial have the SL at club Julian Hawthorne In the current in their newspapers miss leave home family friends and com- ¬ Influx of ladles for the tisements 1st time dinner Sunday even number of of a popular magazine has Allecro dtime ¬ and all alone with meager maro than they presume Jonathan fort of provisions and a afew tools sup- ings has been so great that the men a vividly descriptive and profusely -nb he ply F Co Iowa KensionofBolan Worth Illustrated article on ancient modes of into unknown wildernesses have gallantly abandoned the main ij i jivho had been troubled with rjieiima will plunge he finds a place that holds -room at that time except as they torture Many diabolical devices Inf oil tdva frmrwl 4t Ia t lrtT irrT firv i tTvn T1TPTY7T and when were accompanying feminine parties vented by man to Inflict upon hlB fellow Omit Claims aplaco above tho rest AbolutalypureandoIesom tism in ha back arms and shoulders out a mineral prospect he will burrow o With tea pennies sctasam plo Of your Grocer an- - y dnyj read an item in his paper about how in the treacherous mountain side like a and taken refuge In the one originally man excruciating pains and torments provided for the ladles Mrs William are graphically described mangllngs It He your pennies will re pay Ona l Hon- - it la not t prominent German citizon ot Ft rabbit and dig from daylight to dark f Douglas est tri als all suf-- fl cient Failure there will never bo n german been cured He expecting wjthi every stroke of his pick at which Sloano recently gave cases and boilings burnings and every variety Madison k had Omit Those who use Q C B P l For success will tho favors were card device to procureJ the same medicine awl to to uncover his expected fortune Near- ¬ pen wipers and 1500 yards of ribbon of IngeniousOno agrees affect the nerves prospector In writer and useMiis own words It cured me ly every the world for the west or the were used In them and ten people were whenflesh says the heartwith the as ono sickens restTof he that matter is kept employed on them for two weeks A neigh afllicfed Vith the malady I have de ¬ He also save ripMjin reads these awful pages and calls up Addrtti Quakr City IJ P Co Eidmond ItuL borfabd his wife were both Biok in bed scribed SonrVof them keep up their the spectacles which they portray It witxH rhoutnatism Their boy was ceaseless searph with every recurring riensunt Weuthor Glrlx seems to be the story of a world wholly and the Many agreeable bright faced girls monstrous and diabolical over to my house and said they were peason and swtlmes strike a good so bad he had to do the cooking I thing In such tn scs somebody else tho are every day to be met They smile book Is laid aside with a sigh of thank- ¬ told him of Chamberlains Pain Balm party who hirs plenty of money to de- ¬ upon us in our homes tne wrlk gaily fulness that the human heart knows so down the streets they attend concerts much better in our times the lesson and how jt cured me he got a bottle velop the find reaps tho profits and lectures art exhibitions and social taught by man who said God Is love Every one knows we are artists in woolen 50 and it cured them up in a woek assemblies We admire tho grace of Then we take up our newspaper and luilKHr fit Vtumir College cent Bottles for sale by R C Hard fabrics and the most fashionable Talorsin their manners the sprlghtllness of their read of tho punishment Nearly every right t college said conversation the Indefinable charm of on the wretched Belgian to be Inflicted Fj In I wick and Ed JR Bogard Lafayette woman Mme the city We guarantee fits and absolute- ¬ girl some girl may be girlhood A quality of theirs not the Vassar in wi dnfcum least Jonlaux and it comes to us with a wtjo Is making found sfimewhere ly want our customers to pay for any Alice I thought you were going to fudges or giving a fudge party saya to be envied Is the capacity for enjoy shock that ajer all wo are not so far ment says a writer in Harper s Bazar advanced as we believed To sit in a beajour enpr agemoht with Jack Our clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Fudges They are so a writer in the Boston Globe very dark room Beatrice He hasnt given rao any are Vassar chocolates and they are soul of thingsable to enter into thoevery of light shallinto which no smallot ray to sip honey from ever come to nvor never stock of spring woolens is now complete embracing simply the most delicious edibles over liower that blows that older people more 6ee a Jiuman face or hear a human ringyot rEx manufactured by a set of aweetmeat- - may well ask themselves Why cannot voice what greater Ingenuity for tor- ¬ all the latest designs in London Specialsand Foreign lovlng girls Their origin is wrapped In ture can the darkest days of the Inqui- ¬ Our better fhftlyM sayytheyj could mystery Wo only know that their re- ¬ we do the same importations exclusive with us No one else can punish- ¬ Another question which these girls show hot keopr house without Charhbor ceipt is handed down from year to year suggest is How do they bear trial sition brought Those ancient ments a more or less ppdy lainighJRemedj Itis lused in by old students to new and that they Are they cheerful only in pleasani death but the victim of this modern show them belong peculiarly to Vassar To make weather or In cloudy dayp as well torture la a robust woman of 63 and Sims BropLWaIowk yThw- shows them take wo cups of sugar one cup It 1b aft easy to f rdt over a slight disap It Is computed that she may live about u the esteem in which that remedy g of milk an pleco of butter one half the pointment so natural to complain In two years under it Her horrid crimes egg and a teqspoonful of size of bald where ikhaBbeou so d fort years vanilla iextracU The mixture is cooked timed of suffering that ltis not sur deserve the strictest punishment but are always the yery best JFe invite you to call and haye intllilt begins to get grimy Then it is prising when a young lady yields to the surely it should bo according to civil- ¬ s sud iawell known Mothers temptation Yet the ability to meet ized ideas Such Incidents are inclined see for yourself and get prices leftrnpdthatthere is npthingx50gdpd Jtaktn from Xhe fjre stirred briskly and difficulties bravelV and to carry bur- to make us a little more humble and yrhoopjug poughi for wSkW orbupiancl ouiiereu Tins juetore It dens jSjfitli fortitude is essential vt6 a less toaatful of our great nineteenth thittit jKUNfrtbM ailmenteVqtMckJy hardwfc it i out Jn squares You may Well formed character When a young century crVliKation t Mrtu4j Either Iwi6r cold It la man seeks for one to Bhare with him w woUt njyjjr tastes Bod ith explencoBof Utywhether fortoet- - A black velvet polonaise orera skirt ant 9d aafe lor children to taVeV26 oc4 u Mofcowsvw M wlutjiwadeat coi- - r or irjk worse uu taiqwa wen enougn of cherry colored satin wwi part of ar rna Micwt Dottle nor saiq oyt it La- - fctf gmlmtin U b ui torefiixn tut muW of thw cent Importation for a pretty bhutt HaKhWok fed Bid R Bosttrd cIurioKjroifr Dr Kollock tn Nashville Tho attention of tho reader is especially called to the card of Dr Mathow Henry Kolloolc which is In another column The 1831 of a Dootor Is a nutlvo of Norfolk Va prominent Southern family of Savannah Ga r Ho ts quoted as a standard authority by the pagelSsI Enoyolopcodla Brltannlca tho largest and most important work In uio World being In in 25 volumes eachStho size of a largo church Bible He la noted as the But once up a twilight cold About the holy birth of spring discoverer of the active principle of gelseml and My spirit trembled as of old num a specific for neuralgia of tho face To hear the lusty throstle sing womb Tho Dootor has been all over the world and has made many cures especially at A rush of passion hot and wild Swept all my careless thoughts aside Hot Springs Ark given up by other physi ¬ And humbly like a llttlo child cians my awful lore love and palri Watch from thje canvas on the wall xne b i a v o on whom you set your chain ww They see tho tri- ¬ umph over good Their shameless treason wrought in me Tho days of reckless hardihood Tho wastful nights all all they see experiences must be sad Shall he need someone then to provoke him to look always upon the darkest aide of things or one who wlllflhd tho Bllyer lining of the cloud SHali his nearest and dear est bo a drag upon his hands or shall she stimulate him to better living and higher thinking by her own inherent nobleness it Is often said that one who sustains grave trials with fortitude may find it difllcult to meet the Blight annoy- ¬ ances of every day Still it cannot be doubted that the habit of bearing small troubles cheerfully will prove to be of immeasurable advantage when the heavy storms of life assail The fairest and most favored daughters of fortune need to be prepared for the inevitable times of sorrow which come to every human soul Gorman Army BTarringca Easter Opening of hit W w FINE MILLINERY f PSLME flPfflli 5 4 8 6 Mr X i3g9Sr MI 4 No German officer can marry with- ¬ out the consent of his colonel accord- ¬ ing to Poultney Blgelow In The Bor- ¬ derland of Czar and Kaiser and this consent can be obtained only after a careful inquiry into all the circum- ¬ stances surrounding the proposed al- ¬ liance First is the young lady suit- ¬ able for association with the wives of the other officers 2 Will the bride- ¬ groom be able to live respectably and bring up his family 7 3 Are his means or those of his wife invested in proper securities so that he is not liable to be expelled by reason of bankruptcy The extraordinary social advantages enjoyed by the German officer and the pecuniary responsibility growing natu- ¬ rally from such advantage make his small pay which amounts only to about 1 a day in case of a first lieu tenant appear even smaller than it is An American lady who had been spending a winter In Dresden told Mr Blgelow that all the bachelors of the garrison were furnished a list of mar- ¬ riageable women each name orna- ¬ mented with the property she might be expec d to inherit This no doubt was mistake on her part but it is a very common one German officers stationed in desirable towns are very apt to get into debt and have to choose between leaving the army in disgrace or marrying a rich girl Mr Blgelow adds From my own experience in Germany the officers wouio appear to have married for lovo and to be happy in consequence and yet the number of those who go Into debt and fail to secure a rich wife is Tele-pliorn-considerable although it makes no particular ripple on the surface Such men simply disappear and turn up sooner or later in America where they take employment as coachmen wait¬ ers teachers or Instructors In riding schools The change of life Is very vio- ¬ lent and is adopted only as preferablo to suicide cordial invitation extended to allC Ladies avou should not fail to see the imported Hats f arid Bonnets these are strictly importedbods io sham For style and beauty they arenot surpassed by any City My prices are in Keep ¬ ing the hard times My motto to please Low- ¬ est prices and latest styles I also have a first class Trimmer Miss Clara Essington of Cincinnati Terms Cash Mi i MRS ADA LAYNE MAIN CR NER 9TH Good things to eaT can always be found in the ITo 27 looses THE No Soap will do the SO WORK A5 Clairette i MMFAIMKCirs CITTBAKING POWD ER i dining- rirTriFgr T a if jjla T ir plplgilpli I HOW TO DRESS NEATLY dont i i OUR TRIMMINGS W0 or i tr V cbiml9 ajpakrot 6n v t t J t tKi 8 HERE AND THERE HOPKENSYILLE HENTnppSaSrf k k a- - mVV r 1 M I iK After all thte gloqmy reports follow ing the wjuter freezes most of the peach trees re briaging out enough dormant fruit buds to hold out the hope of a fair yield unless late frosts interfere Other fruit appears now to have been uninjured Apricots are in bloom and other fruit trees will be in a few days Spring is here at last but lully two weeks lato Vaccine points at Armisteads See the favorite German comedian Chas A Loder in Tobasca of Farce comedies On the Go Tho CobanB HOWLEDGE Goo Mellie Josta and Jerry termed Brings comfort and improvement and the 20th century marvels are with They are wonders see tends to personal enjoyment when On the Go rightly used Tho many who live bet ¬ them at Opera house to night ter than others and enjoy life moro with Flower seeds at Armisteads loss expenditure by moro promptly adapting the worlds bert products to Baker Dr Spra Specialis tho needs of physical being wilL attest diseases of Eye J Ear Throat andNosa tho value to health of tho pure liquid Eyes tested with finest French trial laxative principles embraced in the case made free bpectacles furnished remedy Syrup of Pigs Taliaferros Its excellence is duo to its presenting Office over Wallace tho form most acceptable and pleas-¬ drug store Lady attendant Hours in ant to tho taste the refreshing and truly 9 to 4 beneficial properties of a perfect lax Friday morning Will Moore drove ativo effectually cleansing tho system his horse into Cumberland river at JPUiug mW Miches to68 and permanently curing constipation Olarksville to water him just liko a carrier did a few weeks ago to It has given satisfaction of millions and mailsame spot and the animal near was the medical the met with tho approval profession because it acts on tho Kid ¬ caught in the current and drowned neys Liver and Bowels without weak ¬ Wonted a good milk cow ening them and it 13 perfectly free from Bethel Female College every objectionable substance ¬ Co always excel in Kichards Syrup of Figs is tor salo by all drug gists in 50c andl bottles but it is man everything that is new and stylish ufactured by tho California Fig Syrup therefore if you wish to post yourCo only whose name is printed on every self go to their Bpring opening package also the name Syrup of Figs Thursday and Friday April 4th and and being well informed you will not 5sh v accept any substitute if oflered Vaccine points at Armisteads Mother Gooso and her Temper- ¬ personal aossir ance Family at the opera house Thursday April 4th 8 p m This will Mr and Mrs 0 S Jarrett and lit- ¬ be thoir only and last appearance Do tle son C b Jarrett Jr of Clarks not fail to be present Admission ville arrived in tho city Sunday on a adults 25 children 15 gallery 10 visit to relatives Mr Jarrett return- ¬ Wanted To ed home yesterday but Mrs Jarrett cows Must bebuy a few fresh milk cheap several days will remain Clemens Ueter Mrs Stamps and children and On next Friday nicht April 5th Miss Williams of Kansas City who we will place on exhibition our eve AC have been the gupsts of Mrs ning Silks Dress Goodp Ho Layne for several days left for Paris siery shades Gloves Tans and Slippers Tenn Saturduy to visit relatives We invite your presence promising Mr H L Weil representing the you that no such line has ever been Evansville Volksfreund an Evans shown in Hopkinsville and a rare villo German paper was in the city treat to all those who attend Co Richards last Friday in the interest of his publication A great dispeller of gloom melanMrs Eev J N Prestridge returned choly and the blues and a promoter to her home in Williamsburg Friday of laughter and merriment is the new after a visit of several weeks to rela farcial success On the Go opera house to night tives in the city and county Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over Mr and Mrs E U Watkins of Paducab arrived Saturday night and wity Bank Hopkinsville Ky Mrs Watkins will spend some days Come to our opening Thursday and visiting her father Mr W A Lowry Friday April 4th and 5th We hope Dr J C McDavitt has returned to eclipse all former efforts and in- ¬ from a six weeks scjourn in the South vite your presence Richards Co much improved in health Dont fail to attrjrt the spring Co Thursday Miss Groen Henry has returned opening of Richards from a short visit to Jlarksville and Friday April 4tL and 5th friends You know the favorite minstrel Mrs Robt Carter of Trenton visit- tmor Mr Banks Winter author of White Wings etc hear him sing ed her sister Miss Ora Cox Saturday Mud Pie Days in On the Go ac The lnlaco Opening the opera house to night always up with he The Palace Dr A P Campbell has resumed times will have a spring opening of his practice and also bns secured the millinery goods from April 3rd to 6th right to extract teeth by the painless Office over Bassett Co inclusive Mrs Laynes stock this process largest ever purchased on South Virginia FOR RENT season is the for a seasons trade and consists of street a desirablo place house of 8 large yard and garden and evory article usually kept in a first room The all kinds of fruit W W Ware claes millinery wstablibhment ladies are cordially invited tc call Get ticketB at Elgins and hear the during one of U e four days of this in the Glee Vanderbilt Students themgrand opening and inspect for ¬ selves All the latest styles will be Club 5th of April at the Tabernacle on exhibition arid by paying the Palace a visit on the ooasiou the Clanine and repairing a specialty correct idea of spriug styles cau be done by Fowright the tailor and cut- ¬ ter Seventh St between Main and had SptcialOfferiiill i in AtiII O F1 T 4 I i ii 1 ii QQA S V A it t BeautlM Dress Goods Silks Shoes And Kid Gloves for Easter Toilettes from now until Easter Never Before were Styles so Lovely or Prices so Moderate pills egating the old time herb draughts and vegetable extracts to the rear and bringiug into general use Is tlio Proper Tiling Now in the pleasant and effective liquid laxa tive Syrup of Figs To get the true Veil Clasps Tie Holdere remedy see that it is manufactured Hat Marks by the California Figs Syrup Co only Chain Bracelets For sale bv all leading druggists Key Chains Hat Pins Tho evolution Of medicinal agents is gradually rel STERLING silver WE HAVE sipaEBiasra- - A large assortment1 of trimmed hats from 50c Sailors to in all tlie new shapes and colors ranging in price from 100 up Baby Caps from 25c up Jntrimmed shapes from25c up Handkfsfrom 5c up Knitting cotton embroideries silks zephyrs Fans irom 5c up Fancy hair pins in all the latest novelties rn A M READY Small Fox Ordinance Hair Pins Bolt ordained by tho Board of Council of the City of Hopkinsville Kentucky that the Belt Bucklesj following members of said Board viz R H Holland MOForbes and A H Andersonbe and are hereby appointed a committee whoso duty it shall bo to at once purchaso raund and to have erected thereon a suitable Wild ¬ ing to bo used as a peat houso for the pur pose of caring for any person or persons af- ¬ fected with Small Pox or any contagious diseases Said pest house to be not less than one mile from the limits or boundary of said City of Hopklsnville Approved March 27 1865 Coat Hangers hats 65 Pen Knivesj Belt Pins v Czarinas JSTC GRAVES i 1- - WE HAVE THEM AT THE Hotel Latham Block lBTDOOB XORiailTOIAmEHTBANCa RIGHT PRICE t T AT7iFfAS kJUJAUUVIXKf FW Dabnet Mayor I CONDY 65 4 The only secret that woman guards inviolably is that of her age JEWELERS We Are In The Ring A 100 High Grade Wheel SPECIAL LOCALS MAIN ST Please Notice Below the names of a few good for THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OP PHILADELPHIA r sensible people who knew a good thing when tbey saw it Each ono is a happy possessor of a 6500 All parts guaranteed Wood or Copper Hims Our splendid younpr Jack Day Star will make be present season on the LocUBt Grove farm near tho WatkinB farm The Square postoffice Desires to engage an energetic reliable business man as Agent for the Chattanooga District Address Rambler Bicycle Jeff Moms E BLongJ W H Olvey J Manager General We Are Advertising W Iredell Jr J M Starliug J clinging Tires All for one price at Gr CINCINNATI O J J W Mitchell Frank Rives Y Owsley Archie Ganr T MisB Ophelia Payne Ira L Smith it- 65 65 to insure mare with foal Money due when maro proves to bo in foal or is transferred DattJtar is a black jack with white pomwis 15 J hands high and four years old WB M A MASON 10 at I 9QMKHB Ask Them STOVES The best stock of Stoves and Ranges In the city The old reliable Furniture dealers and undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Hopkinsville Ky And eo Grover has gone a fishing And weve heard from old Japan Shos giving China a licking But were still at the same old stand 3Pyle JEfcensIiaw What they Think Best Wheel On Earth THOMPSON TINWARE Everything in the Tinware line cheap as My fine Jack Napoleon will bo kept on my farm 2J miles south of Hi 1150 alrt i Casky Station the present Will serve mares for season MEAD0R ROOFING Call on us lor Booting and Guttering It you doubt it come and see for yourselveb Agents And examine our sbop raade furniture and ba astonished at Great Musical Concert By The he low pricfls we are sailing it for PUMPS Best pumps in the market Force pumpe bucketpumpa all kinds of pumps TOLD OF WARD MCALLISTER Story of tliH Era office Separation of Ills Wlf Oldest Son and III The story uccordlng to an old society woman Is this Soon after the mar ¬ riage of Ward McAllister he and hl3 bride went abroad and took up a years residence In Paris Here they enter- ¬ tained and lived very magnificently They were extremely popular and when the little Ward appeared on the scene he was made the recipient of numerous gifts and was treated like a baby of royalty His mother was passionately devoted to him giving up society for him and not even allowing the nurses to touch him when her own care could take the nurses place But the young wife was not strong Soon her health began to weaken under the strain of the care of the boy and after a consul- ¬ tation the Parisian doctors said that the two must be separated and the mother travel In Italy for her health or she would die Immediately Ward Mc- ¬ Allister began making preparations for tho trip But to his surprise his wife refused to be separated from the child Poor mothers took care of their children why cpuld not she Arid she knew that prepared French food would kill him that was the secret of It all Finally a desperate scene was gone through with And the wife was car- ¬ ried off forcibly to Italy while the baby returned on the steamer with his nurse to rnake a visit to an uncle and aunt on the Pacific coast But before the separation Mrs McAllister made this Vow If you take the child away now I will never look upon him again And she has kept that vow to this day now forty years That Is the story as the clubmen and older society women tell It aayg la correspondent of the Baltimore 0un Possibly there Is but little foundatloh f6r- It to rest upon Fear ing for the future of the son the g6s Ipa go on to say he had saved money jfor him and used all hlo enormous so- cial Influences for him Orice he dined a certain western railroad magnate on consideration that he Jwould give Ward counMl worlctor hs western Jfrthe The son occJuilonaUytvleitsNew Ear rn road lr j 17- - Eld J A Hardling lectured at the Tabernacle Sunday afternoon on the subject Is There a God Fully one thousand people were present The latest etlyles in waiBts the See sample at ream less The Leader April 3rd and 4th Mns Emma May Rogers Nearly everybody who has a garden to plant look advantage of the pret ty wither last week to plant early vegetables Ladies lend us one hour at least of your time April 4th and Btb it will be of much satisfaction and profit to you in ycur spring purchase Co Richards Mosrs W A Lowry and L H Mc Kee have had handsome iron fpneos put up in front of their resHoneo iots on South Mam Street There will be a grand pic 1 excur In sion to Earlinptoo given p th dies on May 1st Round trip tickets are 100 Tho VHtderbilt Glee Club will give one of the best musical concerts at the Tabernacle Friday night ever beard in the city Co spring opening Richards April 4th and 5th next Thursday and Friday Remember the Vandeibilt Glee Club at the Tabernacle Friday April oth Get your tickets at Elgins Mauy fine musicians will take part in the concert of the Vanderbilt GJeo Club Friday night Forest fires did considerable damage to fencing sfeuc- Nprtonyjlle last wrlThem are only two prisoners con fiqnl in the Trigg cowrry jail Quite a number of farmers have fin- ¬ - Monday night burglars broke into W R Longs liquor store G and cut into his desk and attempted Special attention to Repairing to break open his safe in which they Vocal and Instrumental Music wore unsuccessful They however Virginia St HopkiuBville Ky carred off a few cigars and a jug of Whistling Vocal whiskey and a lot of loaf sugar Opposite Hotei Latham These fellows seem to bo good Mandolin judges of liquor for they carried off and Xylophone a white jucr containing I W Harners YOUNG Solos GEO W whiskey which istbe best made For The verdict of the press through Sale by W R Long Hopkinsville tho South is that the Vanderbilt Kv Clubs aro equal to those of Yalo i Harvard or any other college clubs in tho United States Hear this musical treat at tho RENTED MOS FOR 10 By Mrs Herscbel Eenshaw and Miss Mnttie U jBuckner Agent MiHs Nichols up stairs next to Hopkinsville Kentucky Bowles Haydens photograph gallery Both ladies are experienced in the bu iooep All the latest stylos New is tho time to sack your bdins iud work guaranteed Call at this office and be supplied with tho best Backb on the market Last Banjo Mandolin and uitar Chibs Vanderbilt Grlee to insure Will have some two year old jacks finely bred that will be ready to servo a limited number of RFPAIRWORK i mares very cheap in May and June R P RIVES r 4 Dr Franklin This fine you dg jack will make the present season at The Eclipse Livery Stable at agt FPJRnPflRF Dressmaking Tabernacle TUESDAY NIGHT 4 ffllllKL At 10 to insure mare with foal Money due when the fact is ascer- ¬ tained or mare transferred Dr Franklin is a black jack with vrMto points three years old fourtjfen and half hands high and is a fine specimen W C DAWSON CO Friday April 5th for Sale Bicycles Do itgfflSL Aw ipr H you want a hliih grade 1895 pattern uneu- uiatlc Safety Bicycle at mfgrs price7 You can cet for almost alt price a wheel which retailers sell at SQ500 AH machines are guaranteed for one year They sell liko hot cakes For particulars address SOUTH KY POULTRY ry A mm EGGS Z T O D3oxf5t aXjouisvillo Ky HQUfa Latham KY Is the finest Hotel in the South All mod orn improvements Steam Heat and Elect Lights throughout A G ood Thing A New Thing Indian Games IS eggs 3 80 5 Black Langshaus and Light lIralimas15egKS o better 2 nor eTDonsive blood on earth than flows in my birds DEATH TO YARDS LICE 2B0TO HOPKINSVILLE KY Carl C FOR -F- ROM-Pure 1 IVToore ftW RAY GORDON HOPKINSVILLE The Best Thing That will be in Town HATCHING Rates 2 to 360 per day Hodges Co Managers Ol VHA t iV uiuifj umuLioir -uiidziL- j- - Ray Gordon is a bay borse 16 hands high 7 years old by Gordon man Dialect Comedian the best bred sondf Onward Eggs Eggs JCffglt Will Lessons glvuu lit Oil and China Fainting make tho season at inv firm nna ma Barred Plymouth Books Black south of town on Drawing in Charcoal Crayon Pastil etc CHARLES A LODER th Pajmyra pike Lesson Hours trom 9 to li A ST 1 no toll to farm And a host of others including th Minorcas and Brown Leghorns 30 to insApril IB Stock of jrqaranteed purity mare with oat Smwod biog April CHIJJA FIRED frur COHANS md MR BANKS for Buff Leffhorns l for 18 Thoslntertated invited to call VJa J Vjf f WINTER STUDIO atRwuawiosBout Hainftt MKiAJtCa a U 11 y fis i fiL -j - IV T t- Mrs JR Babney Pushed along by the eminent Ml Bred Light Brahma and Butt Leghorns r Ger- ¬ J KG ant Hopkinsville Ky bkhoiXand7 1 1 T 1 w