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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: April 5, 1895

Hopkinsville Kentuckian: April 5, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 hop1895040501_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: April 5, 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. HP ft o V031XYII HOPKiysyLR as38BK GkrAUtny KY JFIDAY APEIL VJ 5 189ff w K iiflLurLU u 7wCJf- Wjp rYii l cnn 28 i Our Slitwer I Mmmi iSBME i stow v UMamBrtv WSiT t v a jl jifi ii i iiiiiiin iiii wiujiUB uj c niiiiftfti jNjJvvo CLOSE 0F00UET ASTi iin tffk- fr h Vw B m -B H A Parktoho Oponed on the Mincer Prop- WINDING UP OF THE TERM IF IT IS NEW AMD TRIIF THISCril lIMM if cf ty on Seventh Street v CUIT COURT IT- HAS Mr S C Mercer has decided to OF CIR- ¬ Tho ospoci m fcv TYf i 4 ND tlFORD IPREADJ a ti ESSE APR 4- d Proiil but not Stuck Up Spring Shoes and Slippers and are anxious to have our Customers see them before the assortment is broken and for this reason we spread them and issue this invita¬ tion early in the season Every shape from the Trilby latest made on the nobby elongated Toes both narrow square and needle shape giving the foot that stylish narrow graceful appearance with perfect ease even for the most tender foot to the Common Sense style of Broad Toes and Low Heels We Cpto Date Ifcnvg From Trigg Todd and convert tho former Glass property on Oilier ConntlfB as Well as aiony ChoUo West Seventh street in the rear of Itotng from Christian the Tabernacle and extending south to the river into a pleasure park To The Members of the Pregs which is destined to become a popufTho following is proposed as a pro- of gram for tho next meeting of tho K lar resort since it is in the hearttwo the city and not more than P A and tho executive committee squares from Main street The lot will shortly be called together to con- contains ten acres and ono of the sider tho matter and announce improvements now under headway will be the erection of a grand stand its conclusion Monday Sept 23 Meet in ITop overlooking a bicycle track one third lcinsvilta Business meeting for ad- ¬ of a mile around In tho grand stand will bo provid ¬ dress of welcome aud enrollment cf ed Jadies reception jooms members ait 2 Citizens Teoep and comfortable arrangements for tion at Hotel Latham 8 to 12 p m Tuesday Sept 21 Visit points of seating large crowds Tho seats will interest in and about tho city with a bo well shaded and protected from business session some time during the sun strong and well arranged An artificial lake will be dug in the the day Banquet and ball at night Wednesday Sept 25 Leavo by west end of the park and shade trees special train for Atlanta Exposition will bo planted wherever they are Several Cases Will be Appealed Among Them theMaJor llarkerCage thatlookup A good Part of thl Week pm -- and-cleak are proud of our line of New On the above date we will throw out 100 prs Womens and Misses Ox ¬ fords carried over from last season Assorted styles and rattled sizes orig nal prioes 200 to 300 at 99 cents 60 dozen Ladies fast black hose white feet seamless worth 25c for 10c ri 50 dozen Ladies fine Imported black hose worth 50c for 25c Arrive at Chattanooga for dinner visit Lookout Mountain in tho after- ¬ noon Arrive at Atlanta at night or following morning Thursday Friday and Saturday Sept 2G 27 aud 28 will bo dovoteel to sightseeing Return home Sunday Enough is already known to make it certain that all necessary arrancre- ments canbe made Thp railroads have offered to extend the usual courtesies and Secretary Raines has information that the Association will bo invited in a body by the manage ment of the Expositions About Oct 1st was suggested as a suitable time The reason for selecting tho last week iii September is that several largo fairs will be hold tho first week in October and all cities will be holding their annual registration of voters and would not be convenient for ma ¬ ny of the members jvho dabble in politics to be away at that time The date comes in after tho Louisville G A E encampment and seems to be about tho best that could bo selected all things consid- ¬ ered needed The entranco to the park will be on Seventh street near the Taberna cle only a few steps from the busiest tnoroughtaro of tno city The park will bo within fifty yards of the street and will bo surrounded by a row of fine residences on tho north by the river on tho east and south and by well improved property on tho west Altogether the surrounding will be of the most desirable character Tho park will bo opened at the approaching meeting of tho Grand Ar my of the Republic in this city with a grand bicycle contest which will bo a novel spectacle to tho crowd and win ue mined witn delie nt by our hundreds of wheelmen We have not learned what tho park will be called but tno most appropri- ¬ ate name would be that of its public spirited projector Harrowing Tale From Horsevllle up at subsequent terms For tho in- ¬ formation of those not familiar with tho names recently published it is proper to add that nearly all of tho dissatisfiedcouples are colored Tho contested election caso o Major vs Barker was decided Wed ¬ nesday in favor Esq Barker the pres ¬ ent incumbent Mr Major will ap ¬ peal tho case to the higher court The contested election caso off Robinson vs Hanbery for the city judgeship was continued until tho June term The court on Monday appointed Messrs Geo Bradley D R Perry aud Alex Campbell as jury comins sioners for tho present year Thoy performed their duty this week put ¬ ting about 700 names in the jury wheel Fiscal Court In Session The fiscal court has been in session Only a few of the 46 divorce cases were passed upon this term Oue was dismissed and four or five di- ¬ vorces granted JJio rest will com Useful Sottveniers to all Lady Visitors J Slilloli IJuttlelleld Reunion 9 J H Anderson Co k K r When You Visit and be aKEasai Monday is tho thirty third anniver sary of the battle of Shiloh and ex cursions have been run from nearly every section of tho country The oc casion is the reunion of Confederate veterans but both tho northern and southern factjpns will be represented IndianaIllinQis and Iowa each sent a large delegationKentucky and Tennessee each are also booked for large crowds and a most pleasant time is promised the veterans It called info service two large steamers to convey tne Indiana crowd from Evansvillo fe- kinsyille IB LADIES Yon Visit and Se9 all worth Visiting and Weeips in the Dry G oods Millinery Shoes and Honse Furnishing lines Hop That Trlffgr County Kllllngr Cadiz Ky Apr 4 On Saturday Somobody imposed the following April Fool tale on the Owensboro Responsible parties livInquirer ing near Pinchecoe Hancock coun- ¬ ty tell of a terrible state of affairs ex- ¬ isting among tho poor class of people between Victoria and Roseville They saw that starvation is staring the inhabitants in tho face and that many families are actually suffering They have eaten up all they raised last summer and have borrowed from each other until every corn bin is emptied and every meat house cleaned out It is said to be worse among the negro families who reside in that part of the county It is related as a fact and vouched for by the citizens around that one Sam Pnnl nf nnlnr whn iiRpfl fn Htwl became so hard up for food that he slaughtered his pony and the family is now eating horse meat lr SniOE The Racket is the Place AND THE GREAT ONLY ONE RACKET And Only One QKEAT DEPARTMENT STORE Every one of them would swear day and night by The Racket Money Saying Center IN HOPKI NSVILLE v Vj THE RACKET Now Calicos 3 to 5 cents yd O --- wishes to remind their Customers that they gettheir goods from Head- ¬ quarters and not from small Jobbers who charge drug store profiits EVERYTHING GOES We taking better stock to fi 1 in as we we sell out and re m ceivingiiew goods every day m 5 New Shoes 49 cents up New Hats 7 cents up New Caps 5 cents up New Carpets all prices New Lawns3 to 6 cents yd New Furniture all kinds chairs 87 cents beds 133 New Matting 7 cents yd up New Hardward all prices all kinds Now Corsets 20o up Now Ribbons any price New Shirts 15c up new Art Squares 168 up new Window Shades 15c up now Picture Frames all prices new Soaps lc cako up new Notions every thing new Kid Gloves Foster 92c pr now Millinery cheapest and best new Stationery all new all prices new Japanese Goods your own prices now Collars new Cuffs new Sox new Suspenders new Neckwear new Jewelry now Musical Goods all kinds now Harness Racket prices new Sad Mna lonlrnf MXAWVU tiaw Rutrtrina j Rnplftf- nrififis j new Giiefinswiire j now Ructs new Babv Carriages Fortv w w tUWIlUV yj kQQ j Found Dead la licit of Thousand Dollar Stock of new and Seasonable Merchandise direct from our New York Headquarters 549 to Rosanna Smith a colored woman 553 Broadway aged 51 years was found dead in bed at her homo in this city Tuesday She had been sick for several days Jeremiah H Kugler Manager but was well enough Tuesday to bo left alone and was sitting up On the return of some of tho family to tho house they found her dead as above stated Heart disease is sup- Sosed to have caused her sudden evening late Mr James Ingram shot Lynn Hammond in the back of the head with a shot gun Dr Homer Blane was called to dress the wounds and found Hammond unconcious but thinks he will recover as probably no shot entered his brain They are both of this county and live in the Caledonia precinct The trouble arose over Ingrams wife Ingram has not as yet been arrested but it is not known whether he has left the country or not Both parties are very bad characters so it is reported Bud Over by u Wiion Eugeno Whitlow who operates Mr B J Matthews delivery wagon had a very narrow escape from a serious injury Wednesday afternoon He was leading the horse which was attached to the wagon down the street wuen ne tell and two of the wheels passed over his body The wagon was loaded with several hundred pounds of goods and tho wonder is that he was not crushed under the heavy weight but 8 range to say he was only slightly hurt and recovered from the shock in a very short while He is able to be out to day DroppedDcad Clardy Ky April 3 Harry Brown died of heart failure at his homo near Empire yesterday evening at 6 oclock He had worked all day making rails and after eating a hearty supper as usual started with his brother as usual to drive some hogs out of tho field When a few steps from tho house ho suddenly stopped and said Ed I dont believe I will go then reeled and fell to tho ground a corpse Ho was a son of the late B E Brown who lived and died in this precinct and was a stout robut man about 20 years of age A Heroine Dead since Tuesday but no important bus ¬ iness has been transacted except tho action on the workhouse matter The city pays one fifth of tho expense of the workhouse and passed an ordi ¬ nance demanding a vote in the elec ¬ tion of a keeper The county refused this request and produced tho records showing that the right of the city to help elect had been destroyed by erasing five words of the contract This erasure is explained by members of both the county court and the city council at the time the contract was made who say that the council refused to accept thai provision and that it was1 e at ed by Deputy Clerk HW Breath it t in the pr seuce of representatives of both bodies before tbe contract was signed and after the record had been copied into the city record boob Tho county now refuses to let the city have any voice in the election of a keeper and it may resut m the dis- ¬ solution of the partnerslrp Tue court had up the petition oL various colored people to be put on tbe pauper list at 20 a year yester- ¬ day ana most of their petitions wore granted The bridge question was then taken up later in tho day There is said be some doubt as to whether the present court will elect county officials this time as the old court held an election only last Octor ber Died of Heart Disease Tlie Sacfeet Co Xtlc iroat Tuesday Night flfo d H iTn tfl60ithaneireii down d4 r 1 TITVr TSS4 another notch 4rX and The cold wave Tuesday was fol- ¬ lowed by a white frost tho last two morning but owing to the dampness it is not thought much damage was done With the exception of apricote widow fruit trees are not yet in open bloom 1 Miss Judith Venable who died at Shelbyville last week was made the bearer of important dispatches from the Confederate minister to Franco to Richmond Va in October 1861 She gottnrougn the Jmes via Nashville A Dash For Liberty Hopkinsville and Henderson and reached her destination with tho dis Riley McCoy Tom Mitchell and patches in the soles of her shoes She Hiram Bonor three long term con ¬ narrowly escaped arrest more than once but was saved by her ready wit victs at Eddyville two of them mem ¬ bers of the Ha tfif 11 McCoy gang hav ¬ and sharpness ing secured pistols make a dash for Claries lllo Merchant Drops Dead liberty Tuesday firing on Warden Mr J G Joseph a prominent Curry and two guards Chase was Clarksvillo merchant fell dead while given and many shots fired on both sitting in a chair talking to a friend sides They wero recaptured after running a mile and after Wednesday morning Ho was about Mitchell were desperately McCoy and wounded 50 years of ago and a Mason Death Tho guards were unhurt was due to heart disease The re- ¬ mains were taken to Cincinnati for A Duamlto Explosion interment Miss Laura Claggett a daughter oil Mr S H Claggett found a small Death ofn Good Citizen Cadiz Ky April 8 Mr Al Cren cartridge of dynamito on a mantel in shaw of tho Roaring Springs neigh her room and threw it into tho fire borhood died to day with inception last Saturday not knowing what it was An explosion followed and she of tho bowels aged 60 years All of his children are grown or nearly so was struck on tho kneo by a piece o the shell and painfully Ho was a member of the Christian Sho was able to return to wounded school in a church and a good man He leaves a day or two Miss Susie Nichols daughter o5 Nichols who lives on Jcs Mr L up avenue died quite suddenly Tuesday night aged 22 years MisB Nichols had been slightly complain ing lor several days but had not been sick enough to take to her bed 0 Tuesday evening she ate a hearty supper and retired early saying that she felt much better She had not been ill bed long before she com- ¬ plained that she was sick She soorn reported however that she felt bet ter and went to sleep About mid night she was again attacked with a smothering spell and before a phy ¬ sician arrived she was dead Death was caused from heart disease Fu- ¬ neral services wero conducted by Rev C H Nash yesterday morning the interment taking place at Hope- ¬ well cemetery a-- Cadiz Uusiuess Chunge 1 Dustroyed by Fire Circus Coining April SO M rrt JL 1iliJLitJI JHji3l Besure you see us before these prices are out Walter Xi Mrins circus and men agerje that wintered at Louisville lias taken tho road and will exhibit in this city Saturday April 20 Cadiz Ky April firm of Summers n fi i 4i FA j i- Wilson livery men transferred their stable to a ntw Smith The Wilson firm Wilson in the new firm is entirely a different man to the Wilsdn in the old firm Stone Kotlnlt The stable bold for about 2000 Capt Stone who is in Paducah Summers Wilson will follow train- ftgaiiicfeiiiee that he mil ran for uuc uoi juhuctb juwiJuuwYiug ma Last week the house of Mr William Dayis of near Nprtonsville was destroyed by lire together with its entire contents en¬ tailing a loss of 1500 The build ¬ ing was a newone and was one of tho best dwellings inthat section Jlr-Davis and his family Were abeentfrom iijiuo hucu utv ur yimtij ju u Last Friday morning the dwelling A 2 HPKINSVILLE CHIIDBEN TKENTU MIcan liottw n IAN i April fW - 5185 sr-3 Ij ADIB m iXou are cordially inuitedtf lto attendythe Qi4i4C O tArfiAgsi Wednesday At 930 a m vj KT- jR--- UU r A Tdrtsfl Q te Sfe r slie brealtt in ery QE MEXICO eartjr th heart and the house fraliaiitly of wefcwne It by iwnlnt out drbecL I he Is very ohj or very feeble he at ART AND MUSIC IS TEJS IN- - teajt manage to lift himself from hi pillow and ha begins to sing a wnr-HERITANCEi hymn of morning praise If a prlaat ts staying in he house then that prtaat The Strangely IJenutlfoi Otfflprlns ol starts the vocal symphony The Mexi ¬ can babies learn to tell their biadrf long bfore they know the name of AiMou xhoiikh lovorty Htrickon Land the many brilliant flowers that tangle 2 Simplicity of Rural Iilfa Mexican Correspondence HEY LIVE IN A land brilliant ivlth flowers and lush with fruits and cereals But for all that their lot Is not free from pathos as they are the children of a race with a great past a questionable fu- ¬ ture and a not alto- ¬ gether happy pres ent Many of the Mexican children are strangely handsome with a sad beauty Almost all of them are of mixed Indian and Spanish blood All of them are artists The Spaniards who conquered Mexico and the Indians who were there at the time have mixed themselves up In a racial tangle that we are absolutely unable to unravel But for all that the half breed children of Mexico are to day In many matters and in most manners more like the children of old Spain than are the children of modern Spain THkbECAYaa uruat JMBf JER Uf JfHS Vile UrxHil YHkun OHt WLppUCLAS wU wrlwStriTFOftAKiNo Our opening will continue for a weehx thereby giving Ladies at a distance a chaftce to see the beauiful display of HanndsomMputbern VMtVt Hats and Bonnets a jS We Make io comment on these goods seefc fo i They must be i appreciated Miss Ida Allen Miss Ada Kennedy and Miss Julia Tenable are connected xoith the Leader and will be pleased to see their many friends THE LEADER Mtne Mewrette Mgr MEXICAN GIRL about their brown feet But whether the spiritual or the physical father of the household starts the morning hymn all the hqusehold catch It up and the wife the grown children the half grown children the toddling ba- ¬ bies and last but not ev6n In Mexico least the Bervants catch the sweetly worded but slmple melodled song and out beyond the cabina the abode or the ricnly carved palace the hewers of Mexican wood the drawers of Mexican water the tenders of Mexloan grains and of Mexican flowers Join In the morning chorus But sweetest of all those sweet Mexi- ¬ can notes ring the treble notes of the baby JIextcan voice PRESIDENT CARO IS A POET Lumber it t h Hardware GUARANTEED FROM THE MEXICAN MOTHER AND BABES To day In Mexico especially In the least travel crossed parts the dally lives of the children are more like the dally lives of the children over whom Ferdinand helped Isabella to reign than are the dally lives of the children who to day sun themselves In the bright realm of Spains boy king I have said that most of the children of Mexico are 6f mixed blood There are however a few proud old Mexican families who have never married with the natives Certainly the children of these few families are the fairest to look upon of Mexicos youngsters Mex- ¬ ican children of the needy class used to be trained to two remunerative In- ¬ dustries to which they are trained no more at least the boys were These two Industries were diving for coin3 and running When they grew to man- ¬ hood and professional perfection they Joined a corps which formed the only trusted the only reliable messengers of Mexico They often ran 350 miles In four and a half days They made round trips of 700 miles in nine days and were handsomely remunerated by twenty flve or thirty Mexican dollars But this Is an Item of Mexicos past In the cities of Mexico the vast majority of the children are dressed very similarly to the children of European cities In the wilds the country the hidden places of Mexico the children Tvear GOOD PURE WATER ARE THE YEAR ROUND PRFCTIOJV PDRIFTINfG PDMP i B m WATWI CO I riHtMM g g CO 3 m tto Iliad Is Held In High Esteem President Caro of Colombia who Is now haying1 trouble with the revolutionists Is one of the best known poets of South America His translations of the Iliad is considered in the Latin countries to the south of the United States to be the finest in existence In the Spanish language Dr Nunez his predecessor was also a man of consider- ¬ able literary attainment says the New York Tribune Gen Rafael Reyes who Is now making the campaign against the rebels will If he Is victorious probably be the next president of the re public Gen Reyes Is over six feet tall and like President Diaz of Mexico has a preponderance of Indian blood In his veins Some years ago Gen Reyes was at a dinner in Bogota at which the guests exulted In their lordly Spanish style about their ancestry Repeated toasts were drank to Our great great grandfathers Finally Gen Reyes arose and said We have drank to our on the Span ¬ ish side Now I propose a toast to our on the other side of the house The toasts were drunk withfshouts whlchshook the roof His Translation of stamped on people however will before long be i ne prices are uniiorm to 3 savtd over other make sole singing a very different song in fact From idealer cannot supply you we IX vour something like a repetition jot the dirge v nmmnth i nf Hn av mss r nsK bf performed by the respectable gentle- ¬ f women of the last generation who after taking to teaching music for a Ghamosrlauis Eye and fcJkia living on the strength of a dozen Wes ¬ Ointment sons taken when they were young and A certain onro or Chronic SoroEye comfortably off found their circle of pu¬ 3ettor Salt Elieum Scald Hoad Old pils diminishing as the taste for music deepened For such as Chronic Sores Sever Sores Eczema widened and these the increase In the number and Itch Praii io Scratches Soro Nipplea the rise in the efficiency of the regular and Piles It is cooling and soothing schools bf music has been their doom Hufjdrcdofeaaishavqbccn 6ured b for not merely In London where the deit after all other treatcicnt hau failed cayed lady teaqher never flourished It it put up in vsj end Wsut bar ua but in every country town the standard of taste has left them far behind and R C Hardwick H nearly all such centers of their employ ment are now worked either by actu- ¬ JOST IN QUANTITY BEST IN QUALITY al representatives of the great educa- ¬ tional Institutions of London or thelf places are Ailed by younger artists ed- ¬ ucated at such places as the Royal Academy of MUsic or the Royal College of Music the principle of whose Joint organization In the matter of lo cal examinations and the like has betn doing a most Important work all ovei England during the short time of lta existence That Inefficient teachers of FOR YEARS art should have the bread taken out of Mas lod all WORM Ro merlins their mouths Is not a legitimate subject EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED for regret though hard cases could no doubt be cited Just as they can against SOLD Bf AM DKTJG GISTS Prvbamt by such a work as that done by the organ- ¬ niCIIARnSOff BKU1CINK CO ST LOuIH ization of charity CORDOVAN1 aaSTdJfl mtKHOiAMCUCOCAUV The ordinary parent or gijfCrtiiars ot aLaLalw girl with a turn for music wm very KlHKiivVvMiilBI 43fmmiumum lirobabiy maAfe hto cholc of a Aachr 3VTOLICEVts from those to ripm h listens wtli the mu greatest pieasura iurgeiniiiLiuJii tlve skill and of Imparting sepa ip BoysSchodlShoej knnWliire r mbrotn found rate han together ay the National I LAIHE3 BTZfl Review The partially suoewwful artlst then Is wont to fall back upon such teaching as he can ot if he wants to BKocKTOM MiSar make a livelihood out of his profession Oyer One Million Peop wMMba andsd enormous is the number of those1 who wish to take music lessons if not W L Iiouglas 3 Shoes to eb in for music thoroughly that AH ouf ahoes are equally satisfactory the moderately efficient teachers haye They give the best value for the money hitherto had small reason to despair oi equal custom shoee In style and fit getting profitable pupils Those worthy Tbslr wearing qualities are unsurpassed Mouth thlift HkmJ WH ffiwmw- U mJ4 rii vermifuge 20 1 UNIVERSITY SETTLEMENTS fiXra 20 yvvi t t nTT r1 rl 1 w S j X I9C3P Hopkins ille fy Virginia Street Business Mgr Statisticians often tell us agreeable tures that their deft Angers have O shaped and the sunshine in which they fucts and again they deal out stateloyo to sit haB baited they hawk flow- ¬ ments which we hope arenot trUe A ers and barter magnificent frUlts for correspondent in the London Lancet contemptible copper coins they rush aBks If red hair Is disappearing and after you and catch you by the skirt then adds Tils own testimony that red and hurl you back to their parents heads will soon be a memory and no booths As a rule they know one Eng- ¬ longer a reality Statistics which somelish sentence Let mo record It Give times tell the truth aven thnt blondes Many a Mexican mother are disappearing and that brunettes ar me a penny annually Increasing In nronortlon Red hair Is Btiposed to denote Violent tenV per great quickness pf Intellect a warm mzzczxbwmizmmt s temperament and a particularly clear complexion If red hair Is disappearing then tempers and intellects must be on u the decrease says an exchange It would hardly be right to make a- state COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS ment that red hair Is disappearing unf Jess a special Investigating committee HOPKINSVILLE which Is Just now the fashion should KENTUCKY make a full report The disappearance CBr GoodRlgswlthorwlthiutrtrl7era furnished day or night Special rates to Coramer of hair of any color 1b to be deplored olalmen Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES but on long as white horses exist the red hair should not be allowed to die out W T Grant Propr BT Gbant Clerks Formerly with Alexander EB Baldwin Vrlnce Blsmarclcrt HainliieasT A Berlin pper reports a conversation Prince Bismarck had recently with a Phone 98 P Box 67 Between Fourth and Fifth O G- - MoDanie Spanish and garbs that are quaint and ingenious combinations of the charac teristic habillment3 of the two races Every Mexican child is ah artist Ex- ¬ cept only in Korea art Is perhaps no- ¬ where more a matter of course than in Mexico Music is the birthright of every Mexican child And they are al- ¬ most without exception born with a facile if not a great talent for a phase of plastic art The Mexicans are marvelous modelersThe wee brown Angers of Mexi ¬ can babies mold the ruddy Mexican mud Into babies browner than themselves and Mexican children of incredibly ten- ¬ der years pinch and pet and pat and poke and coax moist clay wax and other malleable materials Into stat ¬ uettes and tiny figures which they sell In the Mexican market places The poorer children of the cities of Mexico spend a considerable part of their days in the market places In the bazaars They peddle the little clay figures and the diminutive wax crea- ¬ garbs that are Indian garbs that are Utopia and Chickens Sir Thomas More had a strong objec-¬ tion to sheep farms declaring that the sheep ate up the people Accordingly we find that on the Utopian farms till- age was more particularly advanced and that a grea number of chlckens were hatched not in the natural way but by means of a gentle equal lieat- a prophetic vision of the Incubator Al- ¬ though husbandry was a science common to all alike the people had each their proper handiwork either cloth- weaving masonry smithcraft or carpentering for no others to speak of were known Sir Thomas held thesj theory that If all persons ivere made to work including women and priests there would be no need that any should labor more than six hours a day In his sketch of a Utopian day however no fewer than nine hours are allotted to work six In the morning and three In the afternoon Two hours are allowed at midday for dinner and rest one after supper for play and eight for sleep The remainder of the day the people might spend as they pleased though not Ip riot or sloth but rather In the study of some branch of science lectures being given early In the morning that ajl might attend One can not but feel that Utopian Jack may have been rather a dull boy origin I should feel- sorrV to see the society women make an attempt to fur- ¬ ther this work by the feeble Imitatlon pf splrft which the organized charity worker wbuTd bring intoIt SiJcletj Is a work In itself and the woman wjio meets Its demands Is all unfitted to benefit the i r by her personal con- ¬ tact The r clety wpmari is sweetly satisfied with stereoscopic views of pov erty as exhibited to the board of man agers of the usual popular pharlty Women play at precedence In charity work the same os they do In ruga and furniture and pictures and pedigree Visitation committees to teach tho poor would be another travesty on charity and heaven forbid it the names of poor women on their call- ¬ ing lists and should formulate a sys- ¬ tem by which they could convey to their less fortunate sisters the methods that hold In every and are known only to the careful and thrifty housewife The Idea 13 in short the same that is In vogue at the college settlements where higher intelligence is valuable In masking superiority and assisting the well bred to live down to the level of their neighbors equally as they are able to lift the unintelligent to their level The work at the university settlement comes more nearly striking the bulls eye- of the social problem than any other branch of philanthropy Perhaps no work in the whole garment of charity comes so nearly being a la- bor of love as the college settlement work The college graduate who is eligible to the sacred charge of residing anjong the poqrfQrtho purpose laid e that bf Improving thelf con ¬ out dition through object lessonsand dally cpntactridpers6nal sympathy must have In addition to a superior intelligence not only a rare philosophy but also a grace M spljlt- that1 is of divine Work Com os Ncardr than Anything Else to Solving tho rroblotn In a recent sermon Dr- - Parkhurst proposed that rich women Bhould have ju EouUUlc iCy now at lllGJE NewAlijanylnd th1 268g IBoutkiSci AhuI 1 td t roily fluiUDtilphnlcluiuvl tla Tactloewiu jirore of idf is la Knil txceutt In to tortryerjorotlr o ctutrs nud produdor omof the tol lot Ire cirnti Mcr uleu Seminal Kmiuioni olitit rail risu br dMm Uunae or fclght DeftcUre KfmorT Ptr Icl Dwaj Hlmiilei en Fans AvenicntoSocittr oIFvi1l Confmloa c kdcu Ijss of Sexual Power nrrlige lmproTer flr unhnrrj tro thorciciblr4cJtlriD ffna neatl curei SYPHILIS PMJ cvAMlW k EASES Sporniutorvhea aad Impctenoy youth thartiult at andjafti Coartto rtatoablt and oorreipoodtnca itrlctly eooSdanUal Gaarauteed la all Caees undertaken Cemalutloaa imaonally or by letur frta and lotiteA Cjaroa It li ieiriivtdeiit that ailij tldaa whopt ipedal ttttntiaa toivertalaaiuof dheatei and treatlog ithcuundi annu all aoqulni great lUE Ph jilelni inowiEg ihli fact oftta recoiuiasadije tonitoiaycara When ItU inconnulent to aedlclnei can U lent prltate1 TUltttacltrtbrfcatment by mall erexpreia anywhere PiManii Strkture Orchltlt GLEET prtvt ta dlieaie qplcllHeraiTioiSBtSSI ottr curid ur 799 vttc jmt to any udrew aeonrcW ShouM b Mao br all HI MOM IddreiVybori uau t keira trwa PRIVATE COUNSELOR I 1 PILES SWAYNE0INTMENT lABBOLUTMIiT CURBS A ja 4 ITCHING FILES Unsfarl miat at n las Bllwd ta tnll nlrbti UtMU lUlIaff mA 4 a ua J M KVXaAdhblr8r SOX Sold by J C HARD WJCK 3PX3SJsTEKea FEMALE PfLLS 1 rwi tsa 1 V A uow rcliabio uud saJo i eUofor io PreiscilccesMro scanty or palDful tneo How tued by over CO000 Invigorates thew ludJcs monthly organs Beware of Imltntlona Nama paper S3 per box or trial 1ot U Sent aeolod In plain wrapper Sofl ta la Stamps ror partlculara Wnlil by lUwnl etratlon ASSOCIATION ChlcaW HIT Sold by R G Hardwiclf THE TURNING EVOLUTION EVEN HERE The Dogs BarklTus Ueooino JUorovEx- I About Rod Hair Mii fss v4 Livery Feed And Sale Stable ARLINGTON HOTEL JBEASONONBLE BATES CORNER V TWELFTH AND MAIN STBEET LOUISVILLE HOT AND COLD BATHS KY BAR Jv rV BARBER SHOP VTWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT BOWLIKGGREEH SOllTHERb aaar JTjr w r aaar rJ bbbvw cfWuH MWLWflU ftBjnmTnInlMSchoolotthl 8lttlfBUSillES MLUS fl jSOUTiERN English m 7 TeachertJ SORWAL SeIenMft wfe and Clasalt TOUNO MERCHANTS goes to the market place She tramps there with her baby on her back 73aby is firmly held In place by a long strong scarf The mother carries on ono hip a basket woven p Mexican grass a basket full almost to bursting with fruit or artichokes br the roots of rare orchids The children of jMexlco have not over many pets Dut they all have familiar acquaintance with thotypi cal Mexjpan domestlp animal Almost the pooreBt jMojpican fainflyhasl its mule Save ambnsrtherlch thelara pst family rarely ha butoneauch steed Theelus dot leads the mule The t atheVpU8lieB1Uke mUledfscretlyr- The mwnir u the jlltue ihmwwrerr and no tftfttily soodfi proportleo guest from Lelpslc They were talking of happiness and Prince BIsmartk s3id that if he counted the mlnutesr of real happiness in his life they would per ¬ haps amount to twenty four hburs These times of happiness were always connected with his domestic Jjfe and not with politics which he declafeswasan incessant struggle v1 4 Rev Franklin J HoUwarth jsuaiy vi nv muuuiuivii invHngeiicai church in SyracuseN 4lnstruc tor in German Kf tor an exciting fchucX4ilpWlt week found guilty of circultlnglrier The Minister Saspended TKt P0ENT v The most curious Imitation which we Has been find In dogs Is as to the Theasurp of rcachedwhen expression 6 whlclt they have attained you begin to Aiiong the savage forefathers of the have Palpita modern dog the characteristic of all tion of the was to a great extent their utterance Heart diil Involuntary and once begun the out- ¬ in cry was continued In amechanlcal man- ¬ breathing ner The effect of advancing culture on Your blood the dog however has been gradually is impure to decrease this onplent undifferentiated ypu need a mode of expression by howling and yelpturning over ing and to replace It by the much more Bpeech Hke bark says a writer in Bcrlb ners Magazine There is some doubt TO whether dogs ppsassed by Bavages have the pbwer of uttering the sharp specialized note which is so character- ¬ istic of the cvjlized form of their Bpe Qles it Is clear however that If they It will set you up and make a new have ihe power--of thus expressing person of you For sale by themselves they use It but rareiy On O Hardwlck drugfirist jL the other hand our high bred doirs have R to a great extent ipftt the power to ex- vivao Liiciuotivva jh ine ancient way Many of our breeds appear to have be- ¬ come Incapable of ululating There Is no doubt but the change lnthe mpde pf expression greatly Increases tho capa blllty of our dogs to set forth their states ot mind If we catch a high bred dog one with a wlderange of sensIblhV ties which wemar find In breeda which hav6 long been ploely associated with CURES HOTHINGBUt PJLES man we may reaauy note n or six varieties of soundrln the bark each of A SURE and CERTAIN CURE Which i clearly nrelated to a derfaih known for IS years as the1 state of mind That of welcomepf fear BEST REMEDY for PILES of ragp of dpubtnd of purer fun are aimosc always perieptiy aiatinct to the HOXD II Y ALL HKTTOOIHrS eduaatea ear and this although theob Pretwet Jy EIOHABDCOK MSB ST MOTS aajl niay not be acqulrited with the Berver creature1 It he fcnpws hIm iweU ho may ff be able todIstlpirtiIshyarlous presslve as Ills Cnlturo t Advnnces r culty SRtiSIipRfiLlxhR JUSRTS i TABLERS BUCKEYE OINTI i CO an element of sorrow tlejiceand formerly This- last note verves thwariiti hmlr -elyerf tifha For Malaria Eiver Troi BtfOWN I 4i W rgyy- ble6indigeationuaoJ SROIPBITTERS MfflffRfDl hi allk outalde and i lnjtytmipyi t tllbti jeivijj cajvusried oirtWCartfllnaftHrpd Vl f- Koaultao-Kot-EixisurauJni- F o jj mn t plrtBdtfrpgalopTtoa mifJofihJV congregitlon and- - uspeiidedvf rom thi uitiew oyer board t minis t ry uri A th aonf ecaac otVbm wjto wi nuurne mail want vrHl o the crJa- Riidliyiiit owaic UiTmnViiKt liliimafJH ai ft ra dl wouraiftmasit ra FaUa Siatoa B4waMUfha a mm O wasmadebwlth fifteen gentlemen 1 tHatrlal trie pit oh- thV llllar tlonu Tf lat a baaaunil Daintln Iwtwt lwa otttU the M000 have all ISI IIM JtwtK on appUca l W ltta aaeb copy we Uiaentfl iMMamraiuia i t u V J MApfil546- t a v IIT1 v HOPKINSVILLE KENTUOKIAN 3 VxtkU SVLLEC UUli- - TRADE lyiARK Professional Cards ADVBNTURE3 OF A BELL thus far is b light iliaMr t brllllantln The tarlatan In a Cliurah Steeple Darted in Rheryjl 4 or rnohalr i 6t too JrTTHANBERT Frank BrTT- wsed for such c and crlnoltnQ that aw ffj jSow In Mormomton d BPo11 what ¬ purposes becomeiigy ii -- HANBERV BELL t ¬ a bell now hanging oVer a There natural raeethey might ITHE NKWE8T NOVELTIES FOR ever lendHeffoeevea that areorigin- prhate isschoolhouse of a Morrtop r lined L ally W MANS tWEAR prophet In Salt J ake City which has with theHiW curious and somewhat amusing history cf Practice in tho Courts of Christian and ad CH1DAG Tt waalhe first church bell that ever tow Cutting Unpopular oining counties Office City Hall building ¬ plains of Iowa hay lag Recolvluar Somo Atten- Nr1 Court Square HOPKINS VILLE KY While there has been a good deal of rang out over the T the tloa A New Divided Skirt A rancy talk about cutting waists lower on the ing bepn erected In the tower ofCity church of Ipwa first Presbyterian Drew of Japanojo Design The New shoulders the fashion does not seem A few years after Its Installation trbu- o gain much ground It is unquestion- ¬ W S WETHERS Skirts between the pastor ¬ bio arose r ably the most uncomfortable and in- people over the question of and tho salary convenient style that could be devised making in the jfuNKllNE and It Is to be hoped that the good which resulted capture formers and carry away ¬ an attempt to HAT TO WEAR sense of American women will so ef to accounts The aboutlier neck is fectually frown upon Us inception that the belljtoJEij so far as to secure agood To lad ¬ Offlce over Planters Bant EvuisviiiE the Jallilmportant It will soon come to an end and no more man had gone to the girl will bo heard of it Many women have der and asciend to the roof of the Question HOPKINSVILLE - KY got the of fashion She ap ¬ very unpleasant memories of times church when affair church officials the and rushed to preciates the im- ¬ when they were obliged to put on their wind of the They permlt portance of dress- ¬ bonnets boro they hooked their rescue of their property to FRANK RIYESf NASHVIU tedthe bell to be lowered the ground be- - dresses and fow will be willing to reing her neclc comlngly and Is turn to such a disagreeable and tyran but then seized upon It loaded It In a and drove away The ladder was ROUTE OF THE giving npus fashion The new models show itvagonsimultaneously therefore reirioved leaving the subject much very little change In general effect It also enraged parson wildly gesticulating CHICAGO and Thought The flow- ¬ IS more In details and trifles that one the from his pulpit In the tower This ex- ¬ - OmcE with Judge J I Lnndes in the tJKTer boa Is perhaps notices a difference New skirts are a of Iowa event In the NASHVILLE jLnBasKMi McDuniel Block corner Cth and Main the latest novelty It Is made of flow ¬ little wider at the ton than the earliest citingwas promptly early days In verse embalmed ers vhlch seem almost fragrant In their patterns indicated and are not Ipcreas City local poet The subsequent history THE ONLY a naturalness The boa of sweet peas ing in circumference at the foot In- ¬ by this same bell ha3 a touch of romance deed walking dresses for spring wear of with Ip an exquisite fancy The sweet pea 100 Pullman Vestlbulod Train Service Constipation and Pilos The pillars Newest and Finest Bay Coaches blossoms are in varying shades of pink ¬ rarely measure more than four yards at about It away the prize of the church for In the wagon THE OIL CURE Pastile for Fe Sleepers and Dining Oars PHYSICIAN AndSUKGEON ish hlte and velvet They are fas- ¬ the hem and even this may bo shaded who took afterward appeared tened to a foundation of periwinkle sa- ¬ by a quarter to half a yard without In- carried It as hand and burled It In to a male Diseases Leucorrhea Ulcoro at the FROM THF tin ribbon which Iff arranged at the terfering with the stvle and set of river nearAn It hnnnenml one nftUo pltl OFFICE Filth and Main atreots opposite nlinnnnl One months tion ancU Prolapsus sldeNJrtdaMiihg5rioop3s to rvtastpck 5thems iNew YortMae-dgetCity Court Room In trie business after zens concerned STO effect THE OIL CURE Flower boas of buttercups -ward developed a sympathy with the treatment 200 effective mounted on black ribbon are Dainty Fnco Veils TELEPHONE NO 5 He Imparted Information for Catarrh of Head Nose and worn with a black --gown and a little Select your veil as yqu do your best Mormons tho bell to another of like concerning 100 THE OIL for Ec ¬ Tbroat toque of black velvet and buttercups gown writes Emma M Hooper In an and to match The boa of mignonette with article on The Minor Accessories of sympathies effectedthrough them Its re- ¬ zema SI 00 THE OIL CURE for HH se- ¬ was conveyed knots of baby blue velvet here and Dress In Ladles Home Journal It moval wasthe vicinityIt of Bloomlngton Fistula in Ano 500 a big may make a pretty woman homely if cretly to and - Paper - Hanger Painter there and fastened in front with blue velvet bow is another novelty taken at haphazard and certainly can now Muscatine on the banks of the These valuable combinations of ALL WORK AND ALL POINTS IN THE High plaitlngs of ribbon caught with improve a homely one if bought with Mississippi river and there deposited In Oils ore prepared from the Formulas Done wltliJNeatnesa and Dispatch and at Low ¬ Dev- ¬ of a stream known as clusters of tiny flowers make a fetch- ¬ taste and skill Black brown white the channel Thence It was carried to a est Prices of the celebrated Dbs Reynolds and NORTH AND NORTHWEST ing boa to wear with a spring gown and navy blue veils are all worn but ils creek next to D R Beard point near Montrose 111 where It re A ruche of lace combined with flowers the favorite veil In Paris Is one of a offlceHopUnsillc Ky S L Kodoebs mained for some years burled In the will bo sent postpaid on receipt of Is another new fancy Full blown ros- ¬ black ground having small white Southern Passenger Agh es and poppies are the flowers most sprays and border A cream white is sand It was then exliumed and carried price where druggists are not sup Many of the new becoming unless the wearer Is very by some Mormons to Kanesvllle in the plied Chattanooga Tenn used for these boas Send stamp for illustrated boas have the effect which is generally pale and with faint colored eye3 and neighborhood of Council Bluffs from catalogue on Chronic and Malignant J B Cavanaugii DR PRESTON THOMAS produced by jeweled ribbon or some- ¬ hair Black goes with all hats and Is which point It was conveyed by them on General Passenger Agt journey across the plains to Its Skin Diseases Ulcers Tumors and times two fluffy scarfs of chiffon fall very fashionable but It Is the common their Evnnsville Torre Haute R R PHYSICIAN ahd SURGEON was not until resting place well over the gown opinion that It ages one The spotted present years after that It original pos- Consumption The Oil Cube Co twenty the Evansville Tnd black Is more becoming than the plain sessors of the bell found out where It 129 S Spruce St NBshvilh Tent EOffice over Bank Hopkinsville The Spreading Skirts and If the wearer has a modicum of had gone Upon the completion of the Almost ull Imported pattern plates color she can get along with it proKY ntVrfjAq railway some parties from Iowa JOHN ECHOLS show an exaggerated spread at the low ¬ viding she uses something bright about Pacific their journey across the conti- ¬ j RECJIVEPg Day and Night ST JOHN BOYLE City on OFFICE HOURS er part of the skirt a spread that does her dress or hat To others black Is be- ¬ nent stopped off at Salt Lake City not In fact exist and cannot while the coming anyway and fortunate are these There they discovered an old bell sur- ¬ dresses are made on the present models few mounting a private schoolhouse and DABNEY GANSLER One would imagine from the patterns upon Its margin the familiar words THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE are sent out many of them hand that Tho rnshlonablo Divided Skirt First Presbyterian church of Iowa painted In water colors that a frameTO Divided skirts are much more in fa- ¬ City 1816 Notice of the fact was work of some sort sustained the skirt vor than are essentially feminine forms promptly communicated to the officers HOPKINSVILLE KY Sf bo illustrated There is a gentle slope of the Iowa City church CorrespondJSFOfTer their services to the people o and a pretty fullness that may be ence was opened with the Mormon au- ¬ Christian and adjoining counties secured In a moderately full skirt This thorities but so high was the value Office Weber Street becomes heavy and flappy as soon as placed upon It as a spoil taken from the AND ALL POINTS the width is greatly increased The gentiles that strangely enough it was -weight of the material drags It down decided to let the old bell remain a and a light breeze Is sufficient to make voiceless trophy In the far off land of C the cumbersome fullness wind around Us captivity means so much more than the and make the fair promenad TO er vtwIfrthQ fashion relegated to ob you imagine serious and TORTURED BY THE SIOUX livlorivlthout delay It Is jjosslble to iatal diseases result from1 Memphis Yicksburg Now Orleans A Scont T0II3 How Ho Was Initiated DENTIST make the skirts stand out quite us AND ALL POINTS trifling ailments neglected much as is becoming by a very simple Into Sitting Hulls Tribe Offiice over Kellys Jewelry Storey means A double fold of coarse serge play with Natures Frank Grouard the Indian scout may be lined with meterial like denim HOPKINSVILLE - - - Ky who is now living In St Joseph Mo ¬ and stitched to give firmness The greatest gift health the surgical operahas lecovered from dentm fold can be about two inches Limited Trains and Perfect Service If you are feeling tion In which an arrow head was re- ¬ wide the other material wide enough to out of sorts weak W C Shook Connecting at Memphis with through trains AD Doricoukt moved from his groin after having been and generally ex and conceal It then this is put 1 cover the sewing machine and stitched for nearly a dozen to all points In Imbedded there hausted nervous Into SHOOK DOPilCOUftT have no nppetllc years He was captured says the St with njjfcong thread about half a dozen and cant work Sitting Bull Louis Globe Democrat by aWross its entire length This is LEADING times begin at oncetaK19 me me most relia and a small band of followers when In- ¬ Rates Tickets and all information will be sewedTn at the hem of the skirt and ble strengthening House Sign and Decorative old and remained with the years furnished ou application to your nearest the velvet facing Is made wide enough years a great- ¬ ticket agent itiuiiiiiniivBit dians during the next six to cover It entirely Such an arrangeIron Browns T B LYNOH ters A few bot er portion of tho time In the camp of ment will keep the skirt out In a sufll tles cure benefit Sitting Bull through whose Influence moral Passenger Agent Louisville Ky clently flaring shape to satisfy all but t Grainers and Paper Hangers f comes from the he was saved from torture and death very first dose it the extremist who probably will not be Office on Ninth Street opposite J Galther my capture and up i From tho time of wont ttain 3 our content short of bits of whalebone or s teett a u UIS VILLE ST LOUIS TEX We3tsTobacco Warehouse Hookinsville Ky I to 1872 he said tho other day I was rattans New York Ledger pleasant to take not required to undergo any of the self MHMiHMHHmMaaiBaBM AS RAILWAY tortures of the Sioux but after lnfllcted Dnst K onion I became one of them to all intents and SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 1 lb95- Dust ruffles are lndespeisable in all purposes I knew what to expect While walking dresses An economical way of Kidney and Liver Dyspepsia we were camped where Glendlve Mont making these Is to take old jfllk or part ¬ Neuralgia Troubles now stands the whole tribe gathered No i No 61 ly worn dresses on skirts of which alDaily v est bound Daily one day about and I was informed that Constipation Bad Blood AttoruevB at Law most every woman lias an accumulaI was to be put to the test All tho In- ¬ Lv LouisUlle 030pm 745am HOPKINSVILLE - KENTUCKY Nervous ailments Malaria tion Where ever the silk shows signs dians gathered around taking positions 7 25pm b40am West Point of cracking it is split apart then pieces bo long in vogue In silk they art very where they could watch my face Sit- ¬ Womens complaints 8 0tpm 917am Brandenburg Office South Bide Court Houso Irvlngton gf suitable width are stltohed together chic and likewise very expensive and ii ting Bull No Neck Gall Four Horns SiOpm 145 am Get only the trenuine it has crossed red Kefer t I cannot say I am enchanted Stephensport 0ii9pm 10 2Sam Bank tnd F Bank ol Hopkinsville Planter Hues on the wraoner All others are sub- with a very fine thread and short stitch muslin men National Bank ft 38 p m 10 60 a m Little Asslnlbolne and other luad Clo erport stitutes On receipt of two 2c stamns e it The ruffle Is then hemmed or bound oi with them but ifto is to be the thing of the tube sat near me smoking their ft 64 pm 11 10 am Special attention given to coJJec Hawesville will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds the decree of fatp 10 18 p m 11 40 a m tionp many prefer pinked on both edges we will all bow Lewisport as Fair Vlewi and book free pipes Four warriors squatted on each 10 50 pm 12 JJam Owensboro BROWN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE MD then gathered and sewed in quite full and wear them New York World side of me and with needles raised up 1145 pm 108pm Spotsville dust ruffle A scant and skimpy 12 10 am 180pm Ar Henderson the fle3h between the shoulder and the An Eton Jackrt mid Telirs amounts to very little It should be full arm and cut out pieces on No 5i No 62 Speaking of grieving a woman should elbow ofeach t enough to be the next thing to a nich ¬ a pea taking 4S0 pieces out size AND SNAILS Dally Dally east bound ing This saVes shoes and adds to tho never cry In an Eton jacket I speak theeach arm The nkin and flesh were CATEBFMLLARS from observation of a woeful woman of effect of a handsome skirt 7 20 a m 2 55 p m Lv Henderson arm It Myriad of Thorn Stop Ilallroni Tralni taken off In five row 7 43am 3 10 p m wearing one of these cute short jack was not painful at first on each Spottille but before they Owensboro 80am 400pm In I urkestun nnd Northorn Africa ets of fur Now that jacket expressed were Entirely now and lirht jlass in all A Japanese lancy Dress ft IS am 4 t5pm ihere was a stream of Lcwisporti thiouh liveliness th ft 37 am 4 50pm Hawesvlllo A train in Russian Turkestan was re- ¬ The Japanese costume makes a very pertness of an EnslisU sparrow anC agony pout ins from my arms to my respects Excellent Sample Rooms 10 05am 5 24pm Olovorport piquant fancy dress The hair is fsaucy air not without a nhock associate heart that vas almost unbearable I did cently stopped by caterpillars Near 10 28 a in 546 pm Stephensport one could drawn back over a frlzette and looped lips or make a sound while Klew an army of these creatures was Irvlngton 80pm and service unequaled in tho city 1105am not open with tears running Brandenburg 1131am G6Spm or colled at the back and decorated It silly red nose Whyforlornly down they were torturing me although the crosslnfj the track making a bee line shouldnt a 12 05 p m 7 35 a in On Double Car Lino a with fancy pins butterflies or flowers woman have a crying costume She operation ludted four hours The next for the nearest gardens where It was Ar West Point 100pm 880am LoulsUllo to have a good time set upright as shown already or with little fans eyebrows their Intention CF L P Kleideuku Proprietory fas a dress for almost every time I was tortured all myout After stripping the youn- - vegetables of their xue uimcruruas js oi in tne SKUicn f For further information address Ky use and occasion and certainly crying and eyelashes were pulled Henderson stothe train struck the mass Ul Ul UJ1J J 1J1U1II WUIU1CU DIUV Ul VUQ11111W1 that 11 C Mobdue A G P A Is both I would suggest something icallyI went through the tortures aseven leaves Whencrushed them Into paste the wheels as the Indians themselves Louisville Ky or soft and clinging and not too Bmart of but before It had made much progress W L Mills look A woman ciles very well In some Including the tortures of the sun dance they began to slip m the greasy stuff FIRST NATIONAL where horsehair ropes were tied In the of the more languorous of tea gowns Owrnsboro Ky muscles of the breast and back and and the train carr to a standstill d to be sent for Another locomotive torn out by sheer force Novelties In Meovcs to get the cars away from the slaugh- ¬ The fashionable sleeve no longer tered Innocents Meanwhile It Is said W W GRAY PROP Secrets of Ther Llvos a stands out from the shoulder In an agthat the uninjured caterpillars stood no matter how hum- ¬ up by the side of the track and made Instead It droop3 manner S NINTH ST NEAR MAIN Every mans life gressive t lib UliCAI The low shoulder seam Is the vogue ble would furnish an interesting book faces at the engineer It will be rememSHAVING 10 SHAMPOO- ¬ and the 1830 slope Is more to the If cleverly written You cant always bered thftt some western trains In this ever One of the most fash ¬ tell by a glance at a man what his past country had a similar experience with front than ING 25 HAIR CUTTING between the cities n ionable sleeves of the summer will have has been There Is a humble carpenter grasshoppers during the last plague or 25c en j gathered or tucked over In town who vas the prize orator at an these Insects In Algeria they have to Cincinnati Lexington Louis the material the upper part of the arm and then sud eastern college say3 the Atchison keep a sharp lookout for snails for the Nothing but first class work and alS denly expand Into a big bell puff This Globe Not far from the home of the same reason Only a ahort time ago ville Evansville St Louis done in latest fashion style of sleeve is mora fashionable writer of this there lives an ugly de- ¬ on the line from Souk to Arba Blzerte And the cities of jEW SATISFaCTION guaranteed The fan sleeve Is an- ¬ crepit old woman who was considered a train was detained forty minutes by than beautiful Mont- ¬ other novelty It falls over the arm in in her youth the handsomest girl in these creatures which had come out In Nashville Memphis a puff which assumes fan like folds Kentucky Poems were written about myriads during a rainy period Just gomery Mobile and New her men went crazy over her and duelB preceding and literally covered the WHEN von were fought by Jealous admirers Yet track This accident probably could Another Ilevnliitloii in Huts Orleans are not perched on she married a worthless man who got happen nowhere but In Northern Af The latest hats drunk and abused her The Intensely rica where snails are so abundant that the extreme back of the head a3 the AND 8PFED DNB1VALKD been all wlater with an effect of religious life followed by another man they often constitute as serious a have being about to glide off backward On In town Is the result of remorse over plague as do the locusts They climb headgeai the the contrary in the present tho oppo ¬ having causeyears death of a comrade a the trees and shrubs by thousands ago A woman who crawl out on the smallest twigs and great many the pendulum hns swung to Have your Photograph made pt extreme and the dainty little con- ¬ was once presented at court In England hang therefrom like bunches of grapes site of lace and Jel are tipped down Is not admitted to the best rolety In It is not known whether they are of the fections ¬ over the eyes Even theater bonnets¬ Atchison A highly respectable citizen edible variety If so the Algerians¬ a new are to be worn In this way tillmatrons sends 51000 a year away to the con- should not want for delicate food durscience fund at Washington Young ing the epen season er fancy strikes the maids and NEW STUDIO soft limp texture and should be worn who wear them people are Interesting for what they aie overvjHMtarched skirts so as to keep Five hundred miles in elovon an No 580 Fourth Avenue g but the old folks are more Interesting flat pp straight The overdress is cut for what they have been If they1 could one half hours is tho record two rail I uslion Notes to tell the story and resembles a In pnncesse form roads aro making nowadays between UonneotiODB are made at Guthria aud of be Induced crosses In front Velvet draperies over skirts madema ¬ flpeSRins gown an dlaphanou3 Chicago and Omaha NaahviJle for all points less of the underskirt puffed chiffon or other Id leaving rather ItoBobulti Over a Thousand Yean Rhode Island and Colorado nroboth is shown in the sketch terial are among the novelties exposed than orth East South and W est rose bush of HUdeshlm figure A oquare necked velvet bodice filled onThe famous Innerste In Germany ts names descriptive of color the latter i This robe Is held to the China by a In Pullman Palace Oars Valenplennee edg the River or ilk of lnjwlth puffs made of broad sash of pongee The named from its brightly huod uliils of bo over 1000 pro made brlghtcolorlng New York World lnVla novelty The sleeves la also bf Bald to Kins pharleu yearssaid age have and tho former from its roody 01 EMIGRANTS Love is tho poetry of tho eensae to is jp eat bfrpaV KreenMUi the skirt red cranberries the year 800 I ruLvfnriDreHM tkis road will reeoive special low rates Mlkand h a cllmped niching at the planted thlarose bush Inago thle rose Love begins too well o end well An Italian shoemaker in New Yorl See agents of tbk company for rates othemovemant la a flex- - ytrtAtwVeti drapery covering th JLD About 100toyears fround but It v Tb waat Genta soled and rovtea Ac or write to the ilMfikTur tie skirt ladrawn touhdll dofn has a sign reading rite lightly awy frori tk front and held baa tnc rrowrnfrom the nam root to heeled for 9U if sqwed Ladles SO are iThomoralsofnthe O P Anton O TA hikek byimmenM bvnt of YehrtriMon a iwtffjtttot tbk tr r Boys 40 twnts Gul ii eenkJ w li r ffMSS Olf FISHKH tm s- A Sv r- ii 1 m CURfrj flF3s T 1 MWfNfe flTnE North AT LAW IlMITED Hopkins ville Ky SUPPOSITORY Andrew Seargent M D SOUTH Terre Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul Skerritt nOP-8Uistrcet J HOPKINSVILLE Poor Health Dont ATTORNEYS AT LAW Louisville Evansville Cincinnati pr1 CHrn ales Junius IMifivli SOUTH j iMlil Browns Arkansas and 7exas iron rollers 11 s 1 1 u It Cures nderson AHenswortk rt lVVVftV ote Hendersoa m m M 4i BARBER SHOP Through Trunk Line O o To Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jacksonville and points LOUISVILLE WYBRAETS in Florida Louisville Ky STSf iSTS a4 1 WllU i tt f i r It V aa h iii 4 HOpKINSVrLLE KENTUOKIAK le April 5 1895 j3l MLBGTIONS NerVOtiis KS In the spring elections this week ift tho Democrats elected mayors in To Hoods Sarsaparllla Marf Him a JVIU6HI TUESDAY AM FRIDU JWHIM ledo and Columbus Ohio Grand iK Different Man Rapids Manistee Muskegon and IT Ionia Mich andBridgeport Conn M3RAS M MEACHAM Tho Ropublicdns carried Chicago electing Swift Mayor by 40000 ma- ¬ 08SCRIPTION 2 A YEAR IX ADVANCE jority They also won in Evansviilo HK 3 ClevelandDetroit St Louis Denver IooaUreaillnB n iticu sWccutS per line Spe and other largo cities Wisconsin ap- ¬ U1 Locals 6 cents per Hue each Insertion Rates f6r standing xaccrti demeuts furnished pears to be close on the state election ea application for supremo court judge RepubliOFFICE 212 SOUTH MAIN STREET cans havo elected mayors of tho folAshland Is Tho Owensboro Messenger nover lowing Wisconsin cities River Falls Delavan Columbus 3oses au opportunity to express its 0-opinion of Sam Jones Speaking of Marshfield Maustan Sparta Black this recent determination not to come River Palls Manitowoc Waupaca Over- Mr W JX XAnzy V Hudson White Water Lake Geneva ¬ liere Editor Woodson says Hop vs Eureka Springe Ark kinsville has had two doses of Sam Hartford Centralia and Watertown I cannot find words In which to exprett Jones and so many have expressed Democrats in Mineral Point Ply iss my thankfulness for what Hoods Sarsa mouth Duraud Prairie DuChien Al their opposition to his returning in I Ii parllla has done for my husband Ho may that he has written ho will not mr Madison Chilton Kenosha Bervas afflicted with rhoumatlsm and the l rip Ho lost his appetite was nervous be there Hbpkinsville citizens do- ¬ lin Ripon Fox Lake Ska wan and ft nated about 3900 to Sam in tho Beaver Dam In Texas and Arkan ¬ and his actions became sluggish having no life at all about him He seemed a hard years of 18934 and when they sas the Democrats carried everything physical wreck At last he docided to as usual Michigan held a state elecv take Hoods Sarsaparllla and after tak- ¬ built their 7000 tabernacle he with ing two bottles ho felt as though he was tion for judges and went Republican well great generosity devoted 10 to it Ho continued taking it and to ¬ day he fools and looks like by 60000 majority Democrats car This in connection with tho fact that A MA MA A Difforont Man he went off and delivered a 100 lec- ried Hastings and Plattsmouth Neb Onr house is never without Hoods Sar ture at Sturgis in the midst of his In many cities in that state party eaparilla Wo will not accept any other last Hopkinsville meeting satisfied lines were not drawn Altogether it from our druggist Hoods Sarsaparilla 9 Sortffa them that he was indeed out for tho was not a good day for Democrats y DPax stuff and many who had been his Free silver coinago would e no cannot bo recommended too highly Wo champions and admirers turned from cheerfully recommend Hoods Sarsapa ¬ urv u special advantage to the owners of silrllla and Hoods Pills Miss W H him in deep disgust One visitation ver mines Tho increased number of Linzy Box 676 Eureka Springe Ark io any community is about all Jones dollars which it would set in actual vl ijHtc Hoods Pills cure constipation by restoring and the community can well stand circulation would fl raise the values of tho peristaltic action of the alimentary canal V TOBACCO NEWS ane xennesseo legislature lias re other kinds of property as such as the convened after a recess of six weeks values of silver mines It is a dearth of money caused by a single HOPKINSVILLE MARKET It is understood that the slender ma- standard that has decreased tho gold val Sales by Abernathy Co April 3 jority of 748 for Evans has been wip ues of all kinds of property except 1895 of 70 hhds tobacco as follows ed out and that the returns purged of 19 hhds med and com leaf 8 60 fraudulent votes will elect Turney gold itself When money is mado to 5 00 SO hhds low leaf Si 50 to 3 25 governor by about 3000 majority At scarce it becomes correspondingly 21 hhds lugs 3 50 to 1 50 WE WILL OFFER for a short time a genuine hand turn Dongola Oxford Tie at 49c a better INashville Tuesday night a mass meet- powerful in its purchasing power while all other kinds of property beThe market was easier on luers and one at 69c The 49c Shoe is sold at 125 often at 150 by most houses ing called by those in favor of seating A common tobaccos Co In LADIES JULIETTS we surely lead See our line of Flat Button French Kid Congress Evans anyhow was captured by Tur- come correspondingly weak in their purchasing power It is the supply A beauty and at Hard Time Prices Sales by Ragsdale Cooper Another leading shoejfof the season in ladiesvfine goods Co ney men and resolutions endorsing J of any kinds of property in relation of 51 hhds as follows tho work of the legislative commitis 22 hhds good to med leaf 8 00 to the demand that affects its value tees were adopted 7 807 807 257 257 20 7 00 7 25 one way or the other The amount 6 60 6 50 6 00 6 60 7 00 6 10 5 95 The Republicans of Mercer county of real estate of wheat corn and other 5 905405 75500510510500 8 hhds com leaf 85 00 3 at 4 75 have refused to endorse the candida ¬ kinds of property cannot be reduced by an act of Congress Consequeat 190445450400 cy of a HaiTodsburg negro who was Wo have them in all grades Tho Ladies Creoles for the Spring will be popular Our line of 13 hhds good lugs S3 70 4 30 8 40 fool enough to hope that a represent- ly when the value of money is re 3 55 3 50 3 55 3 00 3 50 2 75 2 75 Strap Oxfords is the most complete over brough to a city the size of Hopkinsville iSgthe ative of the dominant race of the par duced or when a reduction is threat- 320315300 new thing for Spring 2 Button Columbian Oxford yet tho Beauty of Shoedom is tho nfelvTan 8hhdscom lugs 250 2 50 225 ty in Kentucky would be allowed a ened as by the reduction to a gold Oxford Pat Leather pipering Beyond question we have tho best line of fine shoes in tho city place on the state ticket He wants standard the values of these kinds of 225200200175175 Tho firm has enjoned a most flattering patronage in find goods in tho past and our lino this Market firm on leaf and ta run for register of the land office property decrease It is a plain prop- easier on common goodand lugs lugs leaf season is far in advance of any we havo had in former seasons See our line of Military But- ¬ osition that when tho volume of circuR C Co ton best French Kid made This Shoawas never shown in this city until this season Tho terms of Peace between Mexi- ¬ lating money is contracted all other Shryer April co and Gautemala have been made values decline Free silver coinage 8 Sales by Hanberry of 15 hhds as follows to Gaute- would restore prosperity because it public and are humiliating 7 hhds med leaf 7 10 600 5 90 mala The little Central American would rehabilitate all kinds of prop- 5755 505 25500 4 hhds com leaf S4 85 4 65400 Republic is required to yield every erty with their normal values Ev 3 50 We havo all leading lines The best on earth and for lessmohoy than everv See our lino of point in dispute and pay an indem ansville Courier 4 hhds lugs 3 60 85 2 50 200 nity besides Ho Stole a ItodIIoiickHl Girl CHILDRENS Sales by Gaither West April4 of BOYS Owenaboro Messenger A California court has held Rev J 50 hhds as follows Mr Owen Hardy a farmer wfco 14 hhds med to good leaf S9 25 C Campbell liable for slander for lives at Griffith station was in the Our 49c pants sell the world oyer at 150 words uttered in a prayer Ho pray- city yesterday with blood in his eye 8 00 7 50 7 50 6 00 6 25 5 00 6 10 O W b UU U W U iU b IU 5 1U ed that a certain female office holder lookiug for one Al Frields who stole 23 hhds com leaf U 75 4 25 4 50 X might be cleansed of sin and made his daughter Emma from the home 4 50 3 90 3 25 3 85 4 30 4 30 4 60 of his sister yesterday morning and 3 25 465t 400 475 400 495 4 75 svorthy of her office went towards lEvausvillo Miss Har 4 20 3 75 4 25 3 85 3 95 8 80 Hmnwutum 4 dy left hmne saying she was going to is nncis lugs ana trcsn l yu l 5U In Illinois the Democrats wore sucfor a short while It was 1 50 2 10 2 20 1 80 2 35 1 90 2 35 her cessful in Springfield and Quiucy the soonsisters discovered however that she 3002952 95210 Republicans in Peoria and Rock Is ¬ stayed there but a short while when Sales by Wheeler Mills Co April land The Populists elected themayor she left and boarded the west bound Texas Passenger train and Frield9 3 of 55 hhds as follows and six out of eight aldermen in Mc 15 hhds good to med leaf 7 70 got on at Stanley Nothing further Jine has been heard from other Evans 7 00 6 95 6 70 6 60 5 80 5 80 5 75 ville Henderson and Owensboro po 5 60 5 50 5 50 5 25 3 at 5 00 each i Farmer Logan takes too gloomy a lice have been notified Frields mar ¬ 26 hhds common leaf 480 4 50 view of the fruit situation Fruit will ried an older daughter of Hardys 4 50450 4 50 Sat 4 40 each 4 41 he younger one 4 SO 425 4 20 420 4 at 4 00 each be plentiful in this part of Kentucky and she died whom he eloped with is 15 years of 3 85 3 80 3 60 3 40 3 30 3 30 3 10 if the live buds escape spring frosis ago ami has red hair while Frields is The most elegant line Silks Dress Goods Trimmings Silk Waists Even peaches promise about a fourth about 5 feet 10 inches tall wears dark 14 hhds lugs 3 00 2 90 2 70 Millinery Spring Wraps Carpets etc ever placed on exhibiton in of a crop clothes and has black hair and mus- ¬ 225 225 1 95 1 95 1 90 1 85 180 MVMM74WUW o i io eacn i ou tache this city Market steady with strong demand President Clevelands brother Rev of all good tobacco in good keeping Oatarrk Oannot be Onred Wm Cleveland has been invited to With LOCAL APPLICATIONS as order Do not prize jour tobacco in resign the pastorate of his church at to realize they cannot reach heart the soft order if you expectW M Co its Watertown N Y Suppose wo let disease Catarrh is theblood of con- value a or the same invitation cover Grovers stitutional dsaase and in order to euro OLARKSVILLE MARKET case it you must take internal remedies Clarksville Tenn April 8 95 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal- ¬ c Sales by T R Hancock Co of 62 ireachor and already he is drawing IN Judge Winslow Dem defeated ly and acts directly on the blood and hhds as follows argo crowds to hear him mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh you market your chickens and eggrs and to yon depends upon for suLast Friday afternoon tho friends sendIt them We arc How and When of poultry and eggs and have ah established Whom and Judge Clementson Rep 19 hhds med and good leaf 8 90 large receivers trade Cure is not a quack medicine It was preme court judge of Wisconsin by prescribed by one of the best physi 8 60 8 30 7 60 7 40 7 50 7 25 7 00 and patrons of our schcol wero very siana me Dest cnance to niano money tor all our shippers we receive ana sell Butter Eggs you by tho monthly veal Hides lJelts Tallow Means Heeds Potatoes Wool Ilay Grain or anything mose may 1000 There is some comfort in cians in tins country for years and is 7 406 606 756 60 6 50 610 6 80 hghly entertained nico program was nave to snip antorinatiou cueenujiy mnnsueu who notations tuauea regmariy to request It and liberal advances made on the largest coifiigniuetita Iw exercise Quite a 6 50 a regular prescription this It is compos- 6 20 hhds com leaf 3 75 to 5 75 given which consisted of music vocal 20 HERNDON CARTER CO ihkit-ed of the best tonics known combinand instrumental recitations read- ¬ 313318317 4313 MURRCLL COURT 2 75 to 3 50 12 hhds low leaf Louisville kv ed with tho best blood purifiers act ¬ Every one ing declamations etc Mrs Thomas Jones a Colorado ing directly on the 11 hhds lugs 1 25 to 8 25 mucuous surfaces seemed to enjoy tho way Miss Knight woman while preparing her ballot to The perfect combination of tho two AfeE YOUR EYES TERFECTT rendered her selection from Betsy Jioverly Items What went with tho fever some vote fainted and fell bursting a blood ingredients is what produces such Hamilton Beverly Ky Mar 29 The nu- ¬ of our lads had a few weeks ago We vessel from which she died in a few wonderful results in curing Catarrh We people are very proud of tho Send for testimonials free merous correspondents from this school It is thought the school is in hear that one of tho boys had a rehours F J CHENEY CO Props placo seem to havo grown tired and bettor working order than ever be- lapse and fatal results are feared Toledo O It seems that tho Sunday School at fore Every one connected with tho given up their job as a bad one Mose Cravens is tho name of Sold by all Druggists price 75c our neighbor village is doing much HAYE TOUR EYES EXAMINED As there are so many things of rare school seems to be interested gro councilman elected in St Louis On last Friday eyening Mrs Robt good It certainly has a drawing Tho repairing ot broken spectacles and ad interest we will venture to speak Off Dont Put it He is the first of his race to sit in All our young people at- justing properly to theface by MUKelly These warm balmy days have cer Owsley entertained a number of her tendency is not equaled in this part of tho country Tho necessity of a spring medicin taiuly brought tho farmore out and friends at her lovely homo near Bev- ¬ tend Even rain does not prevent municipal government in Missouri universally admitted This is the thoy fcan bo Been turning tho soil erly The entertainment was in hon- ¬ is Should wo chance to see this in best timo of the or of Miss Herndon of Hopkinsville your paper we will come again J D Kuppenheimer a fresh New rify the blood toyear in which to pu- ¬ with a vim Soipio restore the lost apYork drummer was taken out snipo Mr M Bradshaw is improving his Those present wero Miss Kenner Lee POSITIONS GUARANTEED hunting by some naughty boya at petite and to build up tho entire sys farm by running a nico fence around Terrill Miss Bessie Kennoc James NOTICE unaer reasonaoie conditions Do not say it Henderson Ho held the bag in a tem as the body is now peculiarly it It is a pity more farmers do not Bradshaw Miss HoAl Jack West free United I WANT every susceptible to benefit from medicine letprido lead them to improvements Miss Boyd Ed Stegijr Miss Annio States interestedman and woman in tho Whisky cannot be done until you send for JPltAOIT dismal swamp for hours in the Oplnm and bJbBUSlkjSSa DttdleFtfOY COLLEGE Tho great popularity attained by of Mr and Mrs Luther Fleming Wallace Westj Miss Knight habits to have one of my books on theeo dis Shorthand Typewriting andand Schopi of The infant ToleizraiiivV eases Address II M Woolley Atlanta Ga SSSKy NASUVlIiIiEfiiNN Tho Republicans elected G W Hoods Sarsaparilla owing to its real Wolfe died some days ago Tho be Joe Cheatham Miss Ward Jim Uoz 382 and one will be sent you tree 4 lfKlSKSby Draughou8 method of merit and its remarkable success has reaved parents havo tho sympathy of Steger Miss Henry Will White Miss ing book keeping is equal to XiijrJSXlBFy JLj Prince to fill a vacancy in the Tenth established it as tho very best medi- many friends Ivy Cayce Sam White Miss Donnell Don t Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your old method c fli Illinois congressional district It expenda more mrtnoy In the interest of iti cine to take in tho spring It cures Miss Sue Syport of Church Hill John Strobe Miss McCullough John Lifa Away- Employment Department tbanhaU the busl- WikiMMMVHUnMMMMM scrofula salt rheum and all humors visited Miss Ivy Cayce last week Boyd Miss Steger Will Major Miss The truthful startling title ot a oook about ncsa colleges in the south take in as tuition XTon W L Wilson took tho oath biliousness dyspepsia headache kid ¬ Her ardent admirers wero loth to Herndon Robert Kenner Miss Ma- the only harmless guAbantbed It is strongly endorsed by BankcraMerchanls oyer tho tobacco habit qt Steven Johnstone quite a num cant uso VNo euro If you want to quit and and practical book keepers all tuition United Cheap i of office as postmaster general Wed ney and liver complaints catarrh seo her leave tho neighborhood tooac Braces up nlcotinlzed States Reasonable rates of board Open to both nicotine poisons and all affections caused or promoted Miss Hbrd spent Saturduy and er of young gentlemen were there nerves eliminates weigh and vigor makes year representing 86sexes 600 students past jiesday strength SWMb Posl besides Jhose mentioned Music and men gatu prmoney refunded Sold and guar It has also prepared book for aa4 Territories by low state of the system or impure Sunday with Miss Donnell ttveeure blood Dont put it off but take conversation were indulged in until a r Dr McGallV errnou Hooks tit UrugglstHi or nialled t ree Addrej Hpw4ofyoulike the KspooKiANs Hoods Sarsaparilla now It wjll do Grove Sjimday was pronounced W days by late hour All the young people left i nearen JDK Jkemedy Co Chicago pffiow sent onwant trial Whn you write explain t 0 i joa fr yaakYUic tJwYotkoJ3pfUo8L yougoai 4iew Haling dirxm splendid feeling that itwasgood to be there all a grand efforf i f ti IThunn Scitfuriuait TtiE SPRING and Weak l K 1 I Spring Goods There 4 Are Coming in EverwDay yet gaRJgreat many winter Stilts can arid goodsHfteft8 in mw r doits Elthat you buy almosti at your own price r fill HI n Clow Siriii Shoe Co M a J Dir Ladies Shoes mi Sale k THE PRINCE ALBERT MEN u unUiju J0 OTTHD ll Jlf GLOTHIf t PETREE CO rV COME TO OUR GRAND I 1 SPRING OPENING Thursday and Friday Apr 4 5th DONT FAIL TO SEE THEM RICHARDS CO PROFIT POULTRY a-i- Je- ifF iiSfiP FACTS i0 us Aat--Loc- 7 rf k ft U Hhra 4pM 5 idc ABOTJT rf HOTKItfSVILlLE Fair KENTUCEXOT --X c ff uI ATMTffirri if NOTH NG BUT NftWS hUUNU IN COLUMN u 5 A NTD I HIS i A Colin8el Aceotut of the Latest llap ponJMPi Vrnely lold tor Busy Readers Two of tho meanest feeling crea- ¬ tures that ever lived met in the Union depot at Cincinnati last week They had corresponded in answer to an ad ¬ vertisement in the Enquirer and fin- ¬ ally arranged for a meeting in the Queen City They were to recognize each other by red bows on the breasts but as it turned out the bows were not necessary for the recognition It was mutual and immediate They were brother and sister and each wanted the earth to open and swallow theWiwhen they saw the denouement Itugf course much better for the young woman that tho matter ended as it did as she was spared the dan ¬ ger of falling into tho hands of a de signing scoundrel though the woman who would answer such an adver- ¬ tisement is not much to be pitied no matter what the result Interior Journal I Louis Spencer Daniels of Clarks villo a young lawyer who elocuted a whiet with Opie Eeed will shortly marry tho divorced wife of H 1 IJuckner an actor who is now in the Georgia penitentiary for theft She was a Miss Shields of Big Eapids Michv who eloped with young Buck ner Charles Mutchler head sawyer at Carsons sawmill three miles east of Lebanon had an attack of apoplexy and fell upon the saw His nead and left arm were entirely severed Mr Mutchler had a brother who met with a similar death just one year ago i 1 John Digger aged 78 who lives in Lyon county about a year ago married a pretty girl Last week his young wife skipped out with Dan Hornbeak a young far- ¬ mer of that vicinity They are supposed to be in McCracken county Maj Andy Hamilton who escaped from Libby prison through the famous tunnel was shot and killed at N L TIME TABLE Morgantown Ky Wednesday by TBAINS GOING NORTH Sam Spencer while they were on a Mo 52 St Louis Fast Mall 952 am No 6 Nafllivlllo Accom 850 pm spreo together No 54 St Louis Express 1010 pm smallpox scare is over TRAINS GOING SOOTH Princetons There was but one case and the docNo 53 St Louis Express 485 am No 56 Nashville Accomodation 525 am tors are not agreed that he died of No 61 St Louis Mail E18pm smalLpox There was no truth in Nashville Accommodation does not run on Sunday the Ajaprt that there were two other North bound St Louis and Chicago Past cases irolna have through trains solid and sleepers to Chicago and St Louis Mort Deskins a mountain terror Fast Line stops only at Important stations and crossings Has through Pullman sleepmortally wounded at was shot and ers to Atlanta Ga Sheriff by Deputy Salyersville J M ADAJisAgent arrest He Howard while resisting was one of the Hatfield gang A Remarkable Book Dr T E Cabaniss fractured his leg near the ankle in jumping right from ttfjbuggy in New Providence It mercilessly scources tho money changers in tho Temple Sunday He was painfully hurt part of tho Republic New York Recorder The Paducah News says it has a Under the thorough training and pa- ¬ tient labors of Mr Lo Barge of Bosstraight tip that Congressman Hen dricks will recommend K Robertson ton these clubs have accomplished far more than amateurs generally ac for the Murray postoffice complish One will be favorably disAs tbe legality of the recent local appointed in hearing them Mr Le option election in Hartford has been Bargo is a composer of international questioned another election has been reputation and the audience gets the ordered for June 17 benefit of much of his talent His C Neal a Republican politi ¬ soioa on the mandolin never fail to Ben cian of Estill county was killed by elicit the applause from those who He Green Miller also a prominent Re- like good instrumental music gets music out of the mandolin publican this week His xylophone solos are perhaps more E C Flanary ex representative of attractive because of tho scarcity of Crittenden county in the State legis- good performers on this instrument lature died at Marion3Ionday and because of the perfect ease with Sons one of the which he gets music out of it Geo C Millers We have often heard people whis of oldest carriage manufacturers tle in fact we hear that every day Cincinnati assigned Tuesday but we seldom see a man take up a Measles is raging among the stu- piece of music and whistle it by note Isabookof 160 pages printed on fine heavy paper and bound In white enameled cover dents of the Southern Baptist Theo1 he whistling solos ot Mr Finn are containing at Louisville logical Seminary simply marvelous His unusual ac SEVENTY TWO ILLUSTRATIONS The Willow Springs Mo Bank has compiishments in this line never fail And is being read by Governors Statesmen wiJl to charm the audience probably assigned Depositors The descriptions above of tho clubs and most of the prominent men of the counprobably be paid in full voter hands are inadequate to give a just idea of try It should be in the is the of every every duty of Jas C Brown of Bell county was them you can know them better and in the Tnlted States It killed by a train at London Ky appreciate them more by going to business man in Kentucky to read this book He will find himself entertained while doing while walking the track the entertainment Friday evening so and richly rewarded in tho end There is nothing dry aboutlt as is usually with books Dora Justice a girl 18 3 ears old MATimtONIAIi on this subject fatally shot herself while fooling with Hill Weaveb Mr J T Hill For the purpose of introducing this book to a pistol at Ashland Ky and Miss Gertie Weaver both of its readers in its most attractive form THE Mr George R Mayo of Bowling the Sinking Fork neighborhood wero KENTUCKIAN has selected Green fell down a stairway and was united in marriage Wednesday even- ¬ THE 60 CENT EDITION seriously injured ing Rev J U Spurlin officiating Printed on fine heavy paper bound in white B Fay Mills the evangelist is Tho happy event took place at the enameled cover printed in two colors and holding a series of meetings at Lex home of the brides parents in tho will moil it postpaid to any address or deliver presence of a few friends of the con- ¬ it at Its Counter for SO cents ington this week tracting parties Both young people Remember that this is tho most handsome Gov Stone has called an extra ses- are prominent in society circles and form in which thU book is printed in paper sion of the Missouri legislature for have a host of friends who will ioin covers It will April23 theKENiucKiAN in best wishes for their CENTS COST OtiLY IpilRawles col was lynched at future happiness Green Hurst Mr W H Green Twenty Cents Less Than The Publishers Price Gainesville Fla Tuesday for murand Miss Ethel Huist of Clarksville der Everybody Ought to Read It eloped to New Providence Monday Anderson Turner died at Lebanon and were married by Rev Mr Weaver this week aged 100 years Todd County News says the Clarksville Tobacco Leaf Immediately after the Lexington is troubled at present Chronicle Trenton Ky Apr 4 J M Millen ceremony the newly wedded pair marshal of Elkton was shot in the with counterfeit 5 bills repaired to the homo of the groom back and seriously wounded by un Eli G Boone has boon chosen city in thecountry known parties Saturday night tax collector of Paducah Miss Hurt is the eldest daughter the granary cf The Jap who tried to kill Li Hung of Mr and Mrs Jno Hurst Madison WLightning struck miles north of B S Cooke a few Chang was sent for life street and has always been popular whose Trenton and killed one horse and The Nashville races aro drawing in Clarkfiyillo society from greatly badly crippled another pleasure circles sho will bo vety email crowds Born to the wife of G A McElwain missed is a young man of many on April lsfy a flno girl baby Tho v DEATHS The groom worthy traits manly upright and gen ¬ doctor reports George and the baby MfcijINziE Mr Robert MoKenzio doing fairly well erous to a fault soriajRftlr Milas McKenzie died at Lightning struck a largo shade There was some objection but no the home of Mr T L Moss near thing serious to tho marriage es tree m tho yard of O E Burgo and Bennettstown Monday of consump pecially to the sudden manner in tore it np by tho roots tion aged about 25 years The re which it was conducted but like all Jim Petrie pastor of the M E fmaiiis wero interred near Beverjy those things go it is hoped time will church Iwre is engaged in a protract- ¬ Tuesday briufra reconciliation all parties will ed meeting v COLORED accept the Inevitable and happiness Eastorn and Northern Nebraska pANDLETOx rMattiea the 10year- - reign supietne a JiiMlftttefcWill be remembered as are covered with jsuow aiid it is old daughter ofvWmPenoHetoH died at the boona of her parent in a very attriKstivYOunr ladywho lias thought that tho iiobs which were Blooming Gxove Wedeedftjr iroqueiiuy vitutea uw jxumhmi x jmuk m imperiled by the drouth will be feaved m-tan oity j frad Doen an invaiia several jmm J U5 Concert to p4 fcirea H tne tabernacle thin Avnnm hv1iIiVanderbilt Uni versity jlee Banjo Mandolin and Guitarlub8 It is indeed a treat to have the clubs visit Hopkinsvillo this season As a general rule these clubs make their dates in large citios where they aresureof having au audience that will defray expenses But Hop kinsvillo will not be behind the large cities in this respect Prom the indi cations at present there will be quite a large crowd at the tabernacle on this occasion and desirable seats will bo in demand This should be the case Not Very often does the public have the opportunity of hearing so many good musicians together and so much of the genuine college spirit in every note that theso young col lego men sing and play They sing with a vim and that quality which musicians call attack and which adds so much unconsciously to good singing is by no means wanting but rather noticeable in their music About a month ago these clubs gave a concert in Nashville and had a crowded house So great has been the demand and so many the requests that the program be repeated that the management of the clubs have decided to give another entertain ment at tho Vendonie on Apr 19th Thin goes to show how popular and how satisfactory are these entertainments at the place where they are best known The clubs am in active training and have been since last Sep tember They have already reached a degree of proficiency excelled by no other college glee club and no other clubs have received more commendations from the press than they They will perhaps give the best concert here than they have ever given The striking features of this entertainment will be its variety At their concerts the monotony so common to certain kinds of music is never thought of They give the audience just enough heavy part songs to make them appreciative and Bhow their ability in this line The solos of Mr Sawrie are especially attractive He has a very rich baritone voice and a way of making the whole audience feel tho music he is singing He is considered one of the best soloists in Nashville Pour better or more evenly bal- ¬ anced voices are seldom heard together than those which compose the famous Vanderbilt Quartette To hear them is to be convinced that they merit the name they have won The negro melodies of Mr Johnston otherwise known as Baby never fail to elicit the feelings which cluster around tho memories of the past The light the joyous the sad and the pathetic are brought vividly before the audience in these old mel odies so familiar to all and so much appreciated because they do bind to gether the past and the present The instrumental part of the club is by no means inferior to the vocal 1 oUbtfili are wh much plefitir The Ysnderbtlt dies Awarded looking forward Honors Worlds Jo the musical jHtlghMt OIb BXJG CjtIE S tons Traps and Carts ever seen here w Just received a full line of ihe latest styles in JBwggies Surreys Phae 3000 to 15000 Prices tcfisuit the times from fJi CREAM I T HARNESS ffoUOup The largest and most complete line in the city ranginjfzWpioe from BAKING POWDffi MOST PERFECT MADE 40 YEARS THE STANDARD I wagon Harness at all prices DEERING BINDERS These are hard times but this only makes the farmer more careful in his buying As a result our Bali Bearing Pony Binder is very much in demand You only want two good horses to pull this and they pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Fra om Ammonia Alum or anJFother adulterant Change in Time Ohio Valley Railway Taking Effect Sunday Sept 23rd 1804 can pull it all day TRAINS GOING 80UT1I No 2 Dally Moll Express Ut Evanavlllo M Henderson Corydon Sturgis Marlon Princeton Ceruleoh Springs Oracey At Uopklnsville Morgonfleld DeKoven 680am 717om 742am 949am am 33 am ll49om 1210 pis 1057 11 No 4 Dolly Moll Kxpress BICYCLES tymjhtf- tfttr 84om B04am 813om No 8 Dally Mall Express Mall Express 545 a m tv Hopkiusvllle 245 p m Princeton 715a m 505 p m Marlon 814am G0Jpm DeKoven 917 am 7o7pm Morganfleld 954a m 742 pm Corydon 1025om 815pm Henderson I060am 840pm r Evanuville 1135a m 980 pm NORTHBOUND No 1 Dally 330pm 420pm 444pm 515pm 552pm 603pm 054pm 755pm 8 88pm 853pm 015pm Bicycles are now in reach of all Victors Columbias Stearns Syra- ¬ cuse and Eclipse are the best Will sell on installments- Have a splendid wheel for 6000 MAJESTIC RANEGS maltes in home and cure dysvepssa Get you out early to ivorh and heep you with plenty of hot water day and night Use Ftrtilizers make big crops and rest your soil Armour Nation- al Horseshoe Homestead are the pure brands We have already sold a car load of Janesville disc cvltivators Led FBEIUHr 10 00 Lv 500 pm 7 80 p ni Ar Princeton UNIONTOWN BRANCH South Bound Dally Lv Uniontown 740a m 430pm Morganfleld Ar 600pm tt05am North Bound Dally Lv Morganfleld 1000 am 750pm 1025 am ArUnlontown 815pm tS MSuERWooDAgt B F Mitchell Hopklnsvllle Ky GPA ArHopklnsvllle Lv Princeton 715 am Dally am Mk 111 New S pring 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- ¬ 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 STYLISH SPBINO COSTUME We Open Carpets Only those makes which Reliable Makes we can guarantee are allowed in our stock Any pattern you select will be first class A The Spring Trade with a superb stock of first class Drees Goods Trimmings etc at prices that are low- than ever before Goods cheerfully shown United they Stand GOOD FORM Without sham--whi- le IS G ood Service is but a 30 CJ fl 41 V I- 111 Good Seryice with ¬ out Good Form lacks and equally essential attribute of the faest at- tire Both are essential and both unite in our stock oi SPRING CLOTHING s i stock was never more complete and Prices are Lower than the Old Time Cost of Production We invite you y to call and see them we know we can please you Which we have just received Our i X M Jfi j 1 J w ft 4 It ri Itt 6 HELD DOWNBY CHAINS went away Hardly had they gone than AND DIETED ON DRY BREAD the girls broke out again Going to thei AND WATER windows which fronted on Indiana av- enue they- shrieked In unison until a crowd numbering BOO had gathered Th IXMATKS OF AN INSTITUTION ON neighbors had already acquainted most every pne with their version of the state A WILD KIOT y of affairs In the home and feeling out ¬ t side ran high Just as some enthusiast fcteRewfirable CprUIngr In tlio Illinois was in the act of breaking down a win ¬ Industrial School at Chicago Claim dow to liberate some eight of the girls They Woro Cruelly Treated by the the patrol wagon again arrived and the police drove back the crowd They at Matrons first took no active part In the affair but contented themselves with watch ¬ HIRTY -- THREE ing the girls and seeing they neither girls Inmates of the set the house on fire nor escaped Illinois Home for Mamie Davis was utterly unmanage- ¬ Juvenile Offenders able She raved around tho house in- ¬ at Chicago created sulted the matrons and police and tried great consternation by main force to get out of the home last week by engag ¬ In this she was helped by her four com- ¬ ing in a riot in panions and as tho whole house was in which every usefu an uproar the police at last decided to article of furniture HOPKINSVILLE KENrTUOKIAN police decided they could neither quiet tho girls nor take any official action an the place was a state institution so theyj April 5 18951 m in the institution was converted into kindling wood in less than thirty minutes The unpopu- ¬ lar matrons of the place were forced to flee for their lives It took a dozen policemen to arrest Ave of the girls The others escaped rThe girls claim tho insurrection was which they had been subjected for a week alleging they had been beat- ¬ fed on bread and water en and chained to the floor for infractions of rules Mrs Dayton the superintendent and one of the other tnatrons say the girls were unruly and that discipline was necessary- - It was also stated that the trouble Is a result of disagreement in the board of direct- ¬ ors over the selection of matrons The riot caused a big sensation in the vicin ity and a crowd of over one thousand people blocked the streets for hours Mamie Davis a girl of 18 lead the rioters Two days before she was un ¬ ruly and was ordered Into punishment She resisted and was beaten with a LIZZIE SMITH whip Thl3 did not quiet her and she of the girls to the station to take was locked In her room Mrs Fair- - see If somedin could not be stopped At the the request of the superintendent Mamie Essie Davis Lizzie Smith Davis Mamie Chlntlng and Flossy Kenny were taken to the station During the height of the excitement Belle Eberhardt one of the younger girls became hysterical and fainted She was carried to the dormitory and resuscitated Then slipping by the matrons she again reached the main floor where she Joined in the rioting until she again fainted Again she was brought to but fainted a third time Then she was carried to bed and kept there At first the dark room was Intended merely as a place of mild punishment and contained no furniture or chains The windows were painted black to prevent the girls looking out They did not like the dark and broke out the windows Then the windows were boarded up but the boards were torn down by the first girl locked in After I this another set of boards were fastened over tho window these latter ones being of lnch matched flooring and fastened to the window casing by screws The door of the room Is an ordinary one and is secured by a bolt on the outside To prevent the other girls opening this a light door was built to close over the regular one the outer one being fastened with a padlock Another steel ohin stapled to the floor was found In Room 30 This room had a bed was comfortably furnished MAMIE DAVIS child the former superintendent had and was well lighted Miss Stubber had two strong chains stapled to the fleld one of the matrons at first said Mrs she knew nothing about any chains In floor in one of the bedrooms Dayton says she wished to be humane the home and said there was only one and so had a strong belt mafia with an which was never used She was asked arrangement on it to secure the hands If the complaint made by some of the of the girl wearing It The chain was girls that they had been flogged was fixed to this and Mamie Davis was true She said it was not Mrs Day- ¬ ohained up Four gins Etlle Eber ton the superintendent said only one bardt Mamie diluting sle Davis and Xilzzle Smith planned to liberate her rWtitching their chan they got up- ¬ stairs went to the punishment room kicked down the door and cut the belt from Mamie Davis Then they started breaking furniture and yelling As if waiting for the signal the other girls rose on masse broke from their attendants and ran wild over the house There wero seven matrons In the institution at the tyme but they were ab- ¬ solutely powerless to prevent the out- ¬ break James Graytrex the Janitor was sent for out the girls rushed at him rolled him over and threw him out of the room None ofttho matrons wds actually struck but thoy were hustled about freely and outwelghted by the ex- ¬ cited girls WJthin ten minutes the girls had Bmashedmost of the chairs and armed with the leg3 started to smash in the windows and shout to the passers by It took but a few seconds to gather a crowd and then the neigh bors came out Inside the house the worst row that over a mart heard or rttit t rf fnnpmr a Tin saw was going on From every barred girl had been flogged Mamie Davis window girls were shrieking and show- ¬ had received a beating but It was some ering down broken glass and crockery time ago Mrs Wallace declares at the Some one telephoned the police and a last board meeting Mrs Dayton ad patrol wagon loaded with officers from mitted a stout hickory stick had been tho Cottage Grove Avenue station re broken over the shoulders of Mamie sponded Davis The doors were opened to them not by The matter is being investigated by the matrons but by the girls themselves the board and some revolting cases oi cruelty and persecution are being uncovered the direct re5lf of tf treatM t8 j john n mills WG WHEELER t OCLOCK TEABookkeepe Parisian wmnen arc someof litem vuaring liaml nalnlod jjotafc 1 Genuiuc antiquo hourglasses ti e heirlooms that may now be ityslilonn Vwj bly lu ought tu tho fore Tho general housework girl Jn London pots SO SO a month a cook about 0 la tnu fae 8 unit a laundress sSt WAREHOUSEMEN COMMISSION MERCHANTS A pirdle of black silk links forming AND a chain that goes around tho waist GRAIN DEALERS i and hangs in front is a uov Paiisian fashion m nsw emmin aw MMmuuuwvs riiiiuis jijcifmi m London women nro wearing walk ¬ i WILB Jottrnn Hii ing kirts bhortcr than over almost Russollville and Railroad Streets Hopkinsville Kentucky to tho shoe tops And few of them GfinnJffioi Llboral Advances on Consignments All Tobacco Sent Us Covorcd by Insurance have pretty feet I MfMCM TMMU CDHUK 5SCUSKR FaUlottes only another name for hKtW y i USt tlio old timo spangles are very much R C WILCOX ABSOLUTELY PURE T R HANCOCK in ovidoncd in needlework anil ns garniture to fabrics and trimmings s THE OLD RELIABLE The Italian actress Itistori Inst ap peatvil in this country in 1880 She CAPORAL was born in Friuli in 1821 and mado her appearance in tragic roles in 18ri5 Sho was ono of the remarkable actresses of tho last gonoration Has stood the Test of Tlma Tho once fashionable and still MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER valuable cashmers shawls of our BRANDS COMBINED being are thno grandmothers UOK MAIN AND FRONT STREETS sacrificed to tho scissors at last and xnndo into sleeves bodices and bias - rZDZE3P3Frii folclti appearing with black or witn dull red brocade suit for very rich Tobacco Warehousemen and Commission Merchants Liberal Advances on Tobacco afternoon gowns for clderly woman rp R ELAN COCK Salesman Store K An Ohio woman Miss Fry has per11 fected a process for the application NAT GAITnKR JAS WEST of coloring matter to tho surface of pottery in tho form of a spray The The Sooth Main Sthket color may bj in liquid form or as a powder but it is blown upon tho sur FURNITURE DEALER face by means of any spray producer or atomizer Varied and novel effects may be produced by applying several A Complete and Beautiful Stock on colors simultaneously by means of hand all at separate jets or color and glazing may be mixed and sprayed together The color ib Gxeil a usual by firlne FIVE in If LIU o lijjjjjjjii ivi a blk SwS -r- i r-r DIE YOWM WEET T R HANCOCK CO CIGARETTE HI CKxWARE i tC3ir l3 jy MiuiiuH v GAITHER WEST sTOBACCO LOWEST Nervous Peoplo And those who nro all tired out nnd have that tired feeling or sick headache can bo relieved of all these C ash FIGURE And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse HOPKINSVILLE KY symptons by taking Hoods Sarsapa rilla which gives nerve mental and bodily strength and thoroughly purifies the blood It also creates a good appetite cures indigestion heartburn and dyspepsia Bed room Suits WER AGS DADE R E COOPER llfl yp RAGBDALE COOPER Hoods Pills are easy to take easy in action and sure in effect 25c HE AND HIS BEST GIRL Hlobbs Do you think the average man is as stupid befork ho marries as he is afterwards Cyncus Certainly or he wouldnt get married said Uncle Ebon Casionally er young man seems a heap mo willin tcr spen money on valentines fo er young lady dan he is ter settle de giocery bill after he marries her Old Skroogo Do you think young man you could support my daughter in the stylo to which sho lias beon uccustomed Her Suitor 1 could but Im not mean enough to do it My husband has all tho virtuos but one remarked tho wifo of a strug gling Kensington doctor What is A Solid Oah Suit for 1475 Mi EsteiTo listed HOPKINSVILLE W N DUCKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR n 00 lil Iff Special attention to sampling and Belling tobacco Liberal advance ¬ ments made on consignments Our charges for sellmg Tobacco will remain 1250 No commission 1869 4r i P- that wife asked her sympathetic friend Patients sadly replied tho young Sweet girl Oh papa I have found a way for you to escape the income tax Father Guess not Sweet Girl You give half your Yes I have stocks to Mr Slimpurso and then Ill marry Mr Slimpurso and so all tho money can be kept in the family and the government wont got a cent 1ELE0TR0P0I8E Tlio Greateei Curative Known Agent CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT f For o opinion wrlto to Erorapt answer and an bonest nearly flhy years Sc CO who baro bad exporlonco In the patent business Communica ¬ tions ntrlctly confidential A Ilnmlbook of In ¬ formation concerning Patents and bow to ob ¬ tain tbem sent free Also a catalogue of mechan- ¬ ical and sclontlflo books sent free Co reeolvo Patents taken through Munn special notlco In tho Scientific Atnorlcnn and thus are brought widely before tbo public with ¬ out cost to the Inventor This splendid paper Issued weekly elegantly illustrated has by far tho largest circulation of any scientific work in tho world S3 a year Sample coplos sent free llulldlne KdltloD monthly f 260 a year Slnglo copies 25 cents Every number contains beau- ¬ tiful plates in colors and photographs of new houses with plans enabling builders to show the latest designs and socuro contracts Address CO BV YOUK aUl BltOAD7AT 11UNN L W COPYRIGHTS ilKMTIT jE3CoplsIrLSTrille T C flANBERY Jt 0 Tobacco Commission Merchants ENTEAL WAREHOUSE M 337-F SHRYER Dr Matthew PEOPLES WAREH OUSE HANBERY 3HC Henry Kollock Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy af- ¬ Army and later terwards Post Surgeon U Surgeon Biltlsh Marino dorvlce with two years experience as Physloian at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af ¬ flicted at Ills Office where consultation with one of tho Most Successful Doctors of tho presant age Is cordially Invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed In every case undertaken Opium Habit Cured Six weeks use of tho Electropoiso cured a friend of the opium habit It also benefitted mo a great deal I suffered with kidney trouble Rev W Bruce Hopkinsvillo Ky From the editorial columns of the Western Recorder If there is any SHRYER Props 37- Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh p3siraSTrille Genl Agt Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco cousigned to us Liberal advances on tobacco in store Good quarters for teams and teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed B ALLEN Dr Matl how Henry Kollock Treats Succeseiully All Chroi io and Long J Standing Disonsos hospital methods by latest Catarrh ASSS treatedBronchitis Blood and Skin Dis ila ¬ L E DADD Book keeper U Pf WARKIELD Supt Union Tobacco Warehouse COMMERCE and TIITER STS truth in men and women it does in k deed benefit in hundreds of cases of all kinds of sickness A friend who ease had suffered long with nervous prostration wrote that it had cured her Pimples Scofula Tumors Ecrema SYPHILIS and all troubles arising from an Impure state of tho blood promptly and completely eradicated forever from tho system restoring health and purity Sores Ulcew 00 GlarksviUe UN ION BOUSE Tennessee NEGROES DUEL TO DEATH Iteglo n tho frrnn of i FonnsyUanla Most Ilrutal Crime Since the Importation of colored peo ie from the south last summer tc take the place of strikers In tho coke Wcakbnck A gentleman in tho city who a year eases of the bladder of both vexes promptly and safely cured will receive special and careful ago seemed to have only a few days T JUciQlUo treatment for nil theirmany c life left him by consumption has ailments -- GTceT jieatly improved has been ablo to go 8yphllls Gleet Strictures Varicocele Hydro Urinary Fidney and burning urine dis frequent and oickc ZxC I Liberal advance made on Con Free Storage jtqJ signments Planters Correspondence So licited Private Diseases cele TendorueiSIWeakness Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us tiki A fW WI ftwWXvS AAWwIftviil f MRS DAYTON who had taken forcible possession of the keys Most of the girls clustered around the astonished officers and begged to be taken to the station to he Jail to the bridowell or anywhere so thry got wy from the home Thoy tohl the polloetlier Were halfi starved and that onaineu iu ut uwr wm ttW RHPEaataE2TMlil W rir region Westmorland countys criminal calendar has been increased by severa cuses of homicide not to mention numerous crimes of lesser degree The latest one occured recently about midnight at Parflttown a suburb of Mt Pleasant Pa Tho oul lud sasloty of that place had assem bled at the house of Robert Coleman tt dance and when the festivities wore al the zenith a row occurred botweer Harry Brown and James Porter as tc which should dance with a certain dusky damsel In the next quadrille Max Morgan Interfered and tried tf quiet them when Porter became quar relsome and Morgan struck at hlru with his flst Porter immediately pulled two revolvers from hlB overooat pocketi and holding ono in each hand discharged tbem in tho faco of Morgan A ball from each revolver entered caofa eye and Morgan felL Porter then dla charged the revolvers again into th body of Morgan in the region ot thi heart He then covered tha crowd vrtb Che revolvers backed out of the flow ui nd disappeared mtb darkneM on uninterrupted with his business Fistula quickly cured without pain oa deten- of Organs Piles Night Two other personal friends said Kmls Melancholy Dizziness Loss tinns Imnotenev done bo much for of Energy and Confldenco the dreadful effects nothing had over o J Early Vice which brings Organic Weakness their rheumatism Nothing Ihib over unfitting ono for business study or enjoyment Nervotis Debility tion from business pBgpJrllBiiig TT ATI A7ff MBMWMMMM SAMUEL HODGSON Manufacturer and Importer of OLARKSVILLE TENN received so many testimonials from trustworthy persons Ono nights uso of Electropoiso gave mo relief from brain congestion and vertigo I have beon a well man over sinco Rov Geo H Means Covington Ky Electropoiso put on trial for four months for 310 Send for particulars of life treated with never falling success On examination tho urinary deposits a ropy sedi ¬ ment will often be found and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear on the hue again colore Hi be of a thin mllklsh Appearance changing to a dark and turbid There are many men who die of this difficulty Ignorant of the cause which Is tho second stage ot Seminal Weakness Tho doctor will guaranteu a perfect cute in all such cases and a healthy restoration of the gcnitureurlnary organs WRITE your troubles if Jiving away from tho olty You can bo cured at home by correspondence Absoluto secrceyl In all professional dealings and mediclno sent secure from observation Testimonials of patients are never published Bank references to my responsibility cheerfully given Addreas MAPT4TT5 H9 SOOTOHi SWEDE and the most d sirable EASTERN GRANITE MONUMENTS TABLETS and STATUARY- 0 -WW k not mm capturea norma im IT V DUBOIS A WEBB u rvwL Kollock Dr Church 613 After 40 yorj experience we feel confident that orders entrusted to tw will b executed in a skillful and artistic manner vf4r street j Mojie hut the Vest rndteHal used WMiwr fr-M rvitJTLiU it s our - oiieHwniroMPt VI ymmL Vl fi JMMItQv Jfi April 513g5i jJjtf tht iM i1 V tt e ii htobKinsville kentuokian torn two Circuit Court Directory ihrei week weeks flrf eeks OrfRIBTU Hody mtmbr - third Monday in May oue wit andMmor CURRENT kCATO Ikma a- - 7 wild Heifer a Jiffy SKETCHED FROM LIFE tra three QOINO Slip ChargM h Skillful Man and Is Thrown Over ltt JKj esteem in which that where LMas been sold for ypars and is well jSWn Mothers have learned there isnothing so good for colds croup and whooping coughthat it cures these ailments quickly and per ¬ manently and that it is pleasant and safe for children to take 25 and 50 cent bottles for salo by R C Hard iwick and ED R Bogard Lafayette The MJKd ceases to be a pleasure whe n it ceases to be a speculation sar In Washington county Maine be¬ tween New Stream and the East Ma rm lx Ml At tfctour west The FMttic or Trilby Benciuh Her chins river the townsmen of North field and Whltneyvllle have had con tormofJlflF Terrtblo Moment Dp Station A OAtwnW vntid Monday in April terra siderableifun since October chasing a August ter with the Times An Insult to Ills wild heifer which strayed from Bart thrte wkt n Monday two weeks wMOad Monday In November lett AlbeVs farm in Northfleld some Honor term three weeks time last summer sho displayed all the j 4Lyon First Monday In May term two OMEWHERE IN alertness and sagacity of game animals Iwo Dogs were put on weeks first Monday tn August term unknown In eluding capture instead the weeks flrpt Monday in Decomber term two her In November but of circling space weeks as deer do when pursued by hounds cast off Where worldlings land sho put straight away like a caribou to away from her accus Two hungry shapes remain for weeks Those who never road the advertise rriet face to face tomed Idealities ments in their nowspapors miss more Saturday a week ago there was a And bade each heavy snow storm in that part of the than thoV presume Jonathan Ken other stand country and report having come to aion o Bolan Worth Co Iowa yho had been troubled with rheumatism cried one Whltneyvllle that the heifer a shadow Holdl how came you of her former self had been sighted in in hi8jckarms and shoulders read¬ the woods near the confluence of Old here an iteafin his paper about how a prom and New streams which empty Into of Ft Madison What right have you to be inent German citizen the Machlas east of Northfleld Thomas Annie Rooney had been cured He procured the same Comrallc of or Sweet Marie dear Hennessey ana Jim Henley accomna- Of Daisy medicine and to uso his own words iiicu wj rrmn uvjd 4 rlftl her ovuw linira Ditu icu uui lu uup tUre It cured me right up He also savs Cease cried the visitant agape Hunger had driven the animal from A neighbor and his wife were both Nor dare dispute my claim the woods to the clearings but nothing bed with rheumatism Their Make room you faded ancient shape sick in could induce her to come near a human boy was over to my house and said For Trilby is my name being When sighted Hennessey and Chicago Record were so bad ho had to do the they Healey gave chase on snowshoes the nnnUncr Tfnlrl him nf Chamberlains deep snow making rapid progress for Up with the TltueB Pain Balm and how it cured me ho the heifer out of the question She ran got a bottle and it cured them up in Old Hen No more domestic drudgery however till her pursuers were close or me Id have you know that Im an on her quarters when she suddenly va weok 50 cent bottle- for sale R C mrmclpated hen I am says the New York Sun turned to give Hardwick and Ed R Bogard Lafay Old Rooster You still lay eggs battle Her bellowlngs were terrific and 3 i ette Old Hen Yes but they are hatched In she looked sp frightful when she turned an Incubator r that Hennessey and the boys gave way t Philosojphy teaches us td bear with Healey was game Two years ago a calmness the misfortunes of our she bear is said to have treed him and Hard Times friends First Crook Times are mighty hard he has been the victim of more or less guying ever since He is a powerful Just now Homeliness is the best guardian of Second Crook Deed thoy are I sand ¬ young fellow and knows how to handle bagged six men las night an only got cattle a young girls virtue When the heifer turned he Dlanted Ifteen cents out o the hull lot himself square v in front of her She will be an agreeable surprise to It hesitated eyed Mm furiously for a mo Another Convert persons subject to attacks of bilious ment and charged When she colic to learn that prompt relief may Solid Citizen Enough sir I will hear her head to glv him the toss lowered Healey Col- ¬ no more I have no time to waste talk- ¬ be had by taking Chamberlains grasped both of her horns threw all ic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ing with an avowed socialist Reformer But you hae heard all the weight of his -- ody on his left hand In many instances the attack may iur plans One of thm Is not have the bearing the heifers head into the snow to be prevented by taking this remedy government erect sound proof asylums at the same time pushing up and over as soon as the first symptons of the 10 which all babies Shall be committed on the left horn Its a trick that has to on the Instant and when It is disease appear 25 and 50 cent bot- - until they are old enough to go to be done as Healey worked worked it down goes tles for Bale by R C Hardwick school the animal as did the heifer Old Citizen Whoop Im with you Bogard LafayHopkinsvillo Ed R Healey held her head in the snow New York Weekly ette Ky while Hennessey and the boys procured ropes with which to tie her legs to Heredity There is1 no game of chance more gether This being done she was bun- ¬ Blnks Speaking of heredity do you dled Into a sled and taken to Northfleld hazardous than marriage remember Forrester who bought some Where she is now putting on fat and and getting used to her earlier surround- ¬ Our better halves say they could wild land Yes turned it into a farm he was the Inventor of ings not keop house without Chamberlains a Wlnlcs very effective stump puller Cough Remedy It is used in more Blnks Just so Well his son Is a very NO CRITICISM ALLOWEO than half the homes in Leeds Sims successful dentist New York Weekly shows the Bros Leeds Iowa This A Youth Who Thought Indy Churchills remedy is hold Monaay in jeoruary Foot Meaday In June term k k Mondav ln fientfimlinr WWROUNDS 7 r X Va tttt1 A J Bouedictus Bamberg a well knowk wholesale milliner of Now Yrk waa excused from a jury recently He said to the judge Yourf honor I sat on a box of matches the other lay and tho matches took Are It Is bsolntoly impossible for mo o sit on tho jury or ariywhoro olso no matter how tired I am i Tho waters of the bay had washed up a body and for two days It lay at an undertakers shop awaiting identification Nobody on Capo Cod know tho man At last an old rickety wagon rattlod up and Farmer Hall got down Passing into the back room ho looked at tho body for a moment and said Thats him Tho undertaker asked for further in formation but Farmer Hall could only say It was Tompkins his hired JJut cant you furnish some man means of Identification Farmer Hall shifted his place and was lost in thought Suddonly ho slapped his Ho stuttered leg Woll Judge Magoo of Pennsylvania is a sort of Tom Thumb in stature and orio of the first cases to come before him was that of a brawny Irishman whoso colossal figure was in perfect antithesis to that of tho little judge Tho son of Erin had committed an as sault and battery and was told to stand up by the court The defend ant did so and though ho was six foot six inches tall ho could barely see tho top of tho magistrates hoad appearing behind the desk Raising himself on tiptoe and bending for-¬ ward with his hands bofora his eyes as if to poer at somo distant object tho Irishman shouted Holy Moses and is Patrick OMinohan going to bo tried by a fairy Easter Opening of v Z Uf in FINE MILLINERY POLICE w flPffll 3 4 8 6 Mcrirdial invitation extended to airiLadies youshould not fail to see the importedSHats r v r i ir r rr 4Vr n Ci 1 J3 no sham For style and beauty they surpassed by any City My prices are in keep- ¬ ing the hard times My motto to please LowJ est prices and latest styles I also have a first class Trimmer Miss Clara Essington of Cincinnati Terms Cash 5J arenot T - MRS ADA LAYNE MAIN CORNER 9TH Good things Greatest Variety and are to eat b can always be found in the Received Daily ACROSS THE POND n Whoro Sho Servant Mrs Newage Is an emanci- ¬ pated woman maam she Is never at home Iler mothers Prognostications He Why does your mother insist on your having an elaborate church wed ¬ ding She She says its the last chance ever have to show off in good clothes Ill A TVlso Mrs home Oldstyle Is Mrs Isnt Newage at MuhIo Lucked Soul Provision Ittle Ethel who has been lnnktnr-- nf Poloys Sarsaparilla combines the Pictures When boys go to heaved most searching remedies scientifically they Just take their hands an put wlnga prepared to extract their utmost value on them an they fly around that way Little Johnny Wots that for Little Ethel I guess thats so they Trial take Foleys Sarsaparilla and size 50c 1or sale by C IK Wyly cant fight Good News If you need a spring purifierbesure Benefits of Mich Buildings Love is a torrent that one checks Little MIsst Freckles Did youse mov by digging a bed for it up to the top floor because you is get Unfortunate People tin poor ulcers scrofula cancerous or syphilitic affections or any blood taint An Illustration whatsover and do not try a 50c Professor I have shown you that the Sarsaparilla For sale color bottle of Foleys of living creatures Is usually a by C K Wyly close imitation of the color of their sur- ¬ ll 1111 roundings Now will some one give me Love is the beginning middle and an example of thl3 end of everything Student Chinamen are the color of the Yellow sea and American Indians Everybody will be interested in are the color of the Missouri river what is said about Olive Branch- - in Beneatn Her Station another column It costs only SI a month are thoy who are afflicted with pim- ¬ has got Interested In nstrnnnrriv nnrl ples boils carbuncles running sores wanted to be where he could see the moon close Good News Little Miss Mugg Course not Pop All bow to yktuo arid then walk away i- WW Sarsaparilla not only cures scrofula salt rheum etc but gives health and vigor to the whole body N Acting through the blood Hoods Liza Look here Hamlet Harcourt Jones ef you doan tek yo arm from flaveou Had the Grip around my wasp like waist I gwlne If you have you probably need a leave loose oba screech das gwlne rip reliable medicine liko Foleys Honey a hole In de atmosphere dat will take all and tar to heal your lungs and stop de kink out o you nigger wool you the racking cough incidental to this must member dat you aint nuffln but that of the heart The worst of all misalliances is dis Jes a nlggar Truth Lord Randolph Churchill when In his best health and busy used to astonish most other Englishmen by his indiffer- ¬ ence to sport as a means of getting rid of his occasional lapses of leisure He once said that ho knew of two ways of spending a holiday Infinitely prefer- ¬ able to going off to Scotland for the shooting one was to go to Paris and live a month or so on the boulevards the other was to run down to Brighton and stay in bed twenty hours out of the twenty four His ideal of a happy life says a writer in Kate Fields Washing- ¬ ton was to go to bed In a quiet room stay there during the day reading and dozing dine in slippers and dressing gown In the evening and as soon as convenient thereafter go back to bed Such liking as he had for society was of the unconventional sort He never took a keen artistic delight in his wifes musical accomplishments but he was unwilling that any one else should speak disparagingly of them At an entertainment once where she had con- ¬ sented to execute a brilliant dash on the piano a tall youth with bangs and a monocle was observed paying a lan- ¬ guid and rather Insolent attention to thq music standing close enough to the performer to have his comments easily Lord Randy was overheard by her close at hand too and presently heard the vapid youth remark Deuced fine music you know but it lacks weal soul To the critics It lacks weal soul astonishment a muscular young man with a big mustache whom he had not noticed before whispered in his ear For a shilling Id wallop the life out of you He hastened to withdraw with- ¬ out discovering the Identity of the au- ¬ thor of the menace The next day to his delight he received an invitation to the Churchllls home Qf course he ac- ¬ cepted with avidity On entering the house he was met by his threatening neighbor of the night before who he at once discerned must be Lord Randolph He proceeded no further than the en- ¬ trance hall for Churchill beckoned In the direction of the drawing room and out floated Lady Churchill This fel- ¬ low has Come to apologize to you for his hissed Lord remarks of last night Randolph to the stranger Now down on your knees l Down went the dandy lisping out the most abject plea for forgiveness Then he was turned over to a footman to bo put lgnominl ously out 6f the door while the host followed his retreating figure with a roar of derisive laughter Berlin proposes to have an international art exhibition next year Tho Scotch banks havo redxicod the rate of interest on deposits to one per cent tho lowest rate known In Franco it is decided that tho makers of bicyclos are responsiblo when an accident occurs through a structural fault in a machine Forage made up in the form of bricks is being tried by tho French war office The bricks are made of hay oats and bran in cakes as hard as a board and can bo handled easily In Great Britain out of every 100 women 15 marry between tho ages of 15 and 20 52 between 20 and 25 18 be ¬ tween 25 and 35 11 between 35 and 40 3 between 40 and 50 while only 1 marries between tho ages of 50 and CO The construction of an object glass of extraordinary size is undertaken at the Jena factory for a telescope for tho Berlin exhibition of 1890 It Is to bo 210 centimeters about 41 Inches in diameter This will be tho largest object glass in tho world Walking backwards is the latest pedestrian feat for a wager A young Belgian recently walked from Ant werp to Brussels in two days going backward tho whole rime Practice made him progress as rapidly as by tho ordinary mode of walking but ho was obliged to wear special shoes with a kind of heel underneath tho toe THE HANDIWORK ft a Iteiii 27 M xJT J 3M XeleTolxo-n-- e IZTo k rfE HEADQUARTERS roa ROSES BULBS PLANTS and SEEDS TRY OUR UNRIVALED CTC SBMVEKBD AT YOUR POST OPFICH MI PAID fjMMTtYfji vuk univimuuc jf Ji u cuta pkbu to - Af l TRY AND glWViV 1 1Jl il ti tl X V BE PLEASED WE GDM1HIEE SfiTlSFflCTIOH SOc- Set C Set I Set E Set F Set O Set II Set J Set K Set Ti Set M Set y Set O OUR SELECTION TRIAL SETS OF SORTS Set A bet It 10 Superb Evorbloomlne Boies 10 sorts 10 Friza Chrysanthemums in 10 eorta 10 Beat Geraniumi 10 choicest colors 10 Now Heliotropes most fragrant 10 sorts 10 Hardy Shrubs leading sorts 10 varieties 16 Gladiolus including Childs 10 colors 8 Best Grarerlno Sorts all different colors 4 Select Sorts Trench Cannas beat bloomers 10 Follac Plants 10 Vines and Creepers for Porch or Baskets 6 Ferns and Mosses for Ferneries brightest hardiest select J Flawer Seeds J5 Packets Choice Palms strong g Fine Graceful 10 New Mammoth Verbenas 10 colora 10 Sweetest Carnations ererbloomlng 10 sorts lhVEAR 4 ACRES UNDER GLASS SetV Address NANZ k NEUNERLoulsville Ky r ft mm OF MAN A syndicate has been formed in England to build a battleship of at least 8000 tons and to cost more than 82000000 according to tho clans of Sir Edward Reed who has been criticising the admiralty ships Tho deepest well In tho United States has been said to b one drilled 5S-v World Robby There isnt any telling what to do In this world Tottie Waft zee matter Important to Invalid Ladies Bobby Mamma Is always makin me Dr Kilmer Everyone is delighted eat things I dont like cause they is with the effects of your Olive Branch good for me so to day I said I didnt for pudding Its cures are marvelous Send mo careate a hull lotand Instead of makin sho didnt offer me ma another gross any Si EsMather A gent Mrs What a husband forbids a wife do sires A DiCleult Before giving you my daughter I ought to know something of One wejiriesxlelightf uljy with wom your prospects t en Jack Ash If a certain schenie I have in mind turns out well I shall be a rich man JJr Kollock jnNashvilte fr Npighbob When do you expect this Pretty Big JIuinmor TbepfUpn ofthetreaderi8 especially scheme o eventuate calladMi the oardot Dratne Henry Within a few weeks thero wjll be a Jack Ash Well my idea Is foria short new trip hammer at the Watertown Kollock wlitoh i iauqther olUmni The engagement Ex Norfolk fyai8Wof a arsenal capable of striking a blow equal t Dootjorlsauitlvoof tp a weight of 125 tons It will be the prominent Southern family 6t Savannah Qa X f Wttlo Pots Conclusion New England He 18 quoted as a Btondard authority ty the v Uncle George saya Im largest trip hammer 3in inches It will Little Dot Its height Is 19 feet J page 1 fnoyclopodlft Brltannloa Jtop loquacious What does that be supported by two legs the dUtance f Uietarflt od toost important worlc lotti mmmf will be worldbetBglnia25 volumes eaoUJUhe bjm rMatmaMTfflHtt moans you talk too between whichfour feet eight feet The six Inches The Btroke will be or lW sworen machine weigh ten tons and the hami v AlaaWiwFof thewStlveprinoIpla of Viseifat When thl hammer Is three rLltti Mtr redaction I ftpose mcrposition tone Watertbwnarscnal fwlH nmWKorneuraIgtyof the the e folks aold ey lu Mf worta wa TAmb l Th --XKrtor hajJ baett allf Vtj V nwau tfttakgw wlfout nurtlu anybody be abl to lorye any pUce at Btesl which will t required by the United itataa world andhaa tfeadafaur oureae peeUUr o --Mttnaav Aapartmentr Hpi Spring Artutivu pjroU1 P1 n Nelghbob For salo by R C Hardwick ij Norwalk Conn Soon Doctors Unique Collection Dr Luyo a leading Taria physician has made what he considers to be a unique present to the niealcal facalty It consists of a collection of 220 mum- ¬ mified cerebral lobes which show nu- ¬ merous specimens of the various forms of brain disease from the commonest to the most complicated Dr Luys organized this collection in the Interest of science during his long connection with the Saltpetrlore and the Charlte hospitals The brains are mostly those of madmen idiots paralytics and deaf and dumb persons a few lobes from the skulls of normally intelligent subjects being added for the purposes of scien- ¬ Paris Letter to Ldn tific comparison don Telegraph A below tho surface where tho drilling cable broke of its otvu weight Near Moulins rocently a vicious bull gave the occasion for testing tho power of tho Lebcl carbine The soldiers wore called out to kill the bull A bullet from an army gun ontered at tho bulls shouldor and came out at tho crupper completely traversing the bulls body tho largo bones were plorcod without splintering It is bo liovod that the bullet would have passed through eight men in a row A now self recording indicator marking mechanically every order signalled from tho bridgo of a stoam er to tho engine room consists of a drum which revolves once in twolvo hours around which is placed n chart containing a column for each word of command on the Indicator in use and ruled to show the fraction of u min ute When tho order is given It Is marked at oncj on tho chart The Instrument doej away with conflict ing evidence between captain und engineer in case of accidents jr in Pittsburg for gas to a point of 4080 feet by George Wostinghouao WfaMm WmF Soap will do the en aci i ac whdi llttL JU VVLLLttJ YtfUlUN uaic No QairetteSoar fSOlD Wholesome EVERYWHERE 0 UAKER GITT BAKING POWDER Has no superior w Sample Allegro ftffl J I 1st time I 3d time -ll-J J BrBjfr krair I gffi I W wi r Quaker City Bakino PowDnu- - Ii ol all wovo found tho best Claims a place above the rest Omit Absolutely pure and wholesome f With ten pennies get a sam plo Of your Groceran- - y day Omit Ho your pennies wiU re pay At M H is not eat Hon- - est tri als all Failure thero will never bo Those who use Q C B P low Omit For success will ImT TT m it i ft iW l IafeH r c fefc--Bfeg-sf-i- t ni uv-ky-t -t- WITG AT WORK Iddress Quaktr City B P Co T Xicbmond Ind e- - Wn tt o AVf -sKd-Atx Mr Manhattan Arc tho divorce 1 women in Chicago called widow Mrs Wabash Not for any length of time Frlond If you love her old follow why dont you marry her Bachelor Doctor Marry hor Why she is onoof my host pationts Boy Papa what aro tho happy days of yore Father The happy days of yoro aro right now when you havo got somebody to hutlo for you Manager That young nephew of yours is a sloopy sort of a follow What shall I do with him Merchant See if you can find room for him In tho night shirt department Bagloy That pawnbroker bowed to your wife doea he know her Brace I presume ho feels that he does he has seen her picture so ofton Insldo tho case of my watch 4 JMudge Thero was a girl sat besido toe m the ear who had the prettiest fqot I ejeir w jXabsley Dki the have a pretty iace Mudge---IoanWi ielfdrW X iwl4nTt no HOW TO DRESS NEATLY fabrics and the most fashionable Talors in the city Wq guarantee fits and absolute- ¬ JiMW-- ly dont want our customers to pay for any clothes that are not thoroughly satisiactory Our stock of spring woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London Specials and Foreign importations exclusive with us No one else can f show them EvQry one knows we are artists in woolen OUR TRIMMINGS uitm NTOBIN FASHIONABLE TAILOR We invite you to call and are always the very best see for yourself and get prices CD I HOPKiNSVILLE KDENTUOKIAN JPJSRSONAX UOSSIF HOWL EDGE K form from a visit to Mt Vernon Ind wallet containing 120 was gone front resting on 6th street Promptly Is tho Proper Thing Now in In tho World The largest at 10 a in at tho sound of a bugle ABOUT 1CEMAKING tho procession will move forward on From the St Louis Fost Dlspatoh Veil Clasps Tie Haldere fith street to Main north out Main to How many people in St Louis Tho rinto Process Said to Render Ice Hat Marks Chain Bracelets Irrce from Microbes 1st street east on 1st street to Virgin know that with all her other great south in Virginia to 2nd street industries there is also found here the A very novel combination of interests Hat Pins ia Key Chains east out 2nd to Clay south out Clay consummated In some of and washing powder is now beingcities in the union of plants to 14th street west on 14th to Virgin- - largest soapthe world the western Coat Hangers The N K built for the production of light with Hair Pins ia south out Virginia to 20th street business in Pen Knivee west on zutn to mam sireutj uviiu iu Fairbank Company with their facto plants for the manufacture of ice the Belt Buckles companies intending to operato Main to 6th street east out 6th street tories in S Louis Chicago and Gut sametwo Belt Pins as a joint enterprise the to Hotel Latham Disband at Hotel tenberg being without doubt the This ideaplants also taken root near at Czarinas has largest producers of soap products Latham This great home and the plans for a gas and icp iu the United States city are already business is not of mushroom growth plant In a near byof preparation inan estate 500 to loan on real advanced state Long Kelly but the result Of persistent effort new development of the artificial This ice Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used Tho many who live bet ¬ ter than others and enjoy life more with Ices expenditure by more promptly adapting tho worlds bent products to tho needs of physical being will attest the value td health of tho pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the jreraedy Syrup of Tigs Ita excellence is duo to its presenting in tho form most acceptablo and pleas- ¬ ant to the taste the refreshing and xm beneficial properties of ti perfect lax¬ ative effectually cleansing the system dispelling colds headaches and foyers Hon Fenton Siins Col R A Bur aa permanently curing constipation nett and Mr W C White of Cadiz It has given satisfaction to millions and vere in the city Wednesday Ii TTi rnfcfrm wpiiiTr iiiiitiiiiwiimi JMMmii mot with the approval of the medical Alex Rodgers Jr of HendcwgOa profession because it acts on ttio Kid KggBt Eggsl Eggs Organized Art Club Srievs Liver and Bowels without weak- - visiting his grand motlir Mrs M Barred Plymouth Bocks Black enlng them and it is perfectly free from E Rodgers A number of ladies interested in 1 clecoruting Minorcas and Brown Leghorns every objectionable substance Mr Ben RosenXum n IvioU from drawing painting and ¬ for 15 Stock of guaranteed purity Syrup of Figs is tor sale by all drug the east with bfnn1 of snrincr met at Mrs J E Dabneys Wed af- ¬ u Buff Leghorns 1 for 13 bottles but it is man ¬ goods gists in 50c ternoon and organized an Art Club of trimmed Co Meaoham ufactured by tho California Fig Syrup A from 50c Co only whose name is printed on every W Gaines of the Todd Sirs Dabhey was elected president Sailors to package also the name Syrup of Figs n Avery interesting program was ar and being well informed you will not ranged for the next meeting which city accept any substitute it ottered will be next Thursday An invitaMrs Gus Myer of Louisville is tion is extended to all ladies interest- ¬ By Mrs Herschel Rensbaw and in all the new shapes and colors visiting her daughter Mrs Max J ed in art to attend tho meeting at Miss Nichols up stairs next to Moayon ¬ price from 100 up Caps from 25c up 230 p m at the homo of the presi- Bowles Haydens photograph gal HEEE AND Mr J G Hord spent yesterday in dent shapes from 25c up Untrimmed r lery Both ladies are experienced in from the neighborhood of Nortonsville the business All the latest styles cotton embroideries silks fPlir lrA rtf 5c up Was lrobiibly Murdered or tno cominS and work guaranteed Capt Ned Campbell of Hendern zephyrs from 5c up upturn It is now believed that Prof Brun jttruiutcoaiUJLi uan st u6i son was in town Wednesday SiSon bv Messrs E M Flack chair in all the novelties er whose charred remains were found Miss Ella Newsom of Henderson man and 0 H Anderson secretary near Owensboro was murdered and of the committee on parade On the is visiting Mrs J W Hardy the woods fired to hide the crime morning of the 16th the procession will Mrs B J Matthews has returned There was a holo in his back and his 1st Door to Right op Main Entrance on North Liberty street with ii Works was jn our city last Sunday and Monday Ho stopped at the Hotel Latham during his stay and was strong ia his praiso of tho hotel and all about it Ho says that it is not excelled anywhere Dr James Hodman has returned from a sojourn of three months with his daughter in Washington Hfe daughter-in-laMrs Thomas Rod ¬ man arrived also this week and will make her homo here Mrs Milton Gant of Owensboro came over Monday haying been sum moned to the bedside of her father Mr Ben Campbell who has been dangerously ill for several days Mr W D Cooper passed through he city yesterday en route to his home in Lafayette Mr Cooper has been in tho east for some time luvincr spring go oas Miss Daisy Rice of Muhlenborc county has resumed her school nr Mr M Adams a few miles south of town w O representing tho Defiance Machi Mr Charles Kottenring of DfianWj Special Offertiig Of M rv Aprils i95 r TS Beautiful dress Goods Silks Shoes And Kid Gloves for Easter Toilettes from now until Easter Never Before were Styles so Lovely or Prices so Moderate lllmlllll--llllllwBgg8- Wii I WE HAVE andl 1W READY hats Baby EdjrL Le fr large assortment Eressmakin TEg uia ranging in 7 n r01 STERLING SILVER Knitting Fans latest Handkfs Fancy hair pins Hotel Latham Block T J SARZEDAS 65 65 We Are In The Ring A 1100 High Grade Wheel for-Hl n- v y k ETC k 6500 All parts guaranteed Wood or Copper Kims G J clinging Tires All for one price at All who attend the Denver meeting of the National Educational Associa tion in July from this part of Ken- ¬ tucky will go St Louis by way of the L N road and there join the party¬ The itinerary giv from Louisville ing full particulars as to time and route will soon be ready for distribution Prof C H Dietrich is a mem bor of the Board of Directors of the Association and member of the com- ¬ mittee on arrangements for this part of tho state Those desiring further should communicate information with him Wanted To buy a few fresh milk cows Must be cheap Clemens Ueter come helpless and almost blind more lias uvea in than a vear aero Henderson for four years Ho is now Mr at the homo of his brother-in-laC B Meacham a few miles from the city Dr EN Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Hopkinsville Jvv Dr Sam J Bakerspecialistdiseases of Eye Ear Throat and Nose Eyes tested with finest French trial case made free Spectacles furiiishedOffice overWallace Taliaf orros drugs store Lady attendant Hours 9 to 4 FOR EENTon South Virginia street a desirable place house of 8 rooms and garden We yard TIT TT Wornu and all kinds -- r i7 nuj nun oi Sri dwelling of Iko Oliver who Tho livfts near Clarksville was burned Tuesday Loss S6 00 no insurance The Vanderbilt Glee Club will give one of the best musical concertsat the Tabernacle to night ever heard in the city Dr A P Camnbell has resumed liia Timctica and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless turned to this city a few days ago after an absence of several years Mr Elliott is a paralytic having be died in this city some years aero re Mr John Elliott only surviving son of the lato W C Elliott who ie w nrncRKs Vanderbilt Students in tho Glee Cuj 5th of April at tho Tabernacle Many fine musicians will take part in the concert of tho Vanderbilt Glee Club to night Fishincr is said to bo vory line in Trade Water this season The Sick Folk Co Bassett Remember tho Vanderbilt Glee Club at tbo Tabernacle to night Apr 5th Get your tickets at Elgins Get tickets at Elgins and hear tho Office over Miss Nannio Barbour is slowly ro coering from her severe illnesr Mrs E M Flack who has been quite ill is now out pf danger Esq B S Campbell who was dan ¬ gerously ill last week is now much MrsJack White of Cerulean a w Many brands of soap are made in these factories but St Louis is best acquainted with Clairette which long ago found favor with those who care for our homes Gold Dust Washing powder is known in every hamlet of the United States it being every- ¬ where recognized as the leading pro duct of its kind Announcement is now made that the N K Fairbank company are about to take another step forward to turn another page in their history of progress by introducing another new soap Tins will suortiy do advertis ed in a most striking ana original manner For tweuty five years this company was likewise the leading lard producer of the world and abandoned lard merely because a new world was to be conquered With keen business perception they saw in cotton seed oil the basis for a still larger business in a more healthful more economical and in every way a more desirable seed product than lard When this new product was perfected and their plans carefully arranged they turned their attention from the lard business and with a courage born of the confidence that they had produced what the world had so long demanded viz a substitute for lard they launched The quick acceptance cottolene by the public of this really merito nous article attractea me attention of the ever ready imitator and tLe with market was soon flooded imitations sailing under colors of all discriptions But Cottolene was first in the heart of the people and those who use it are not likely to go back to lard or accept an imitation The N K Fairbank Company attribute their success to the mferit of the articles they produce to the fact that their products are staple necessities of life not luxuries and to careful thoughtful persistent newspaper advertising which they continue through all seasons in hard timed Surely th s w it lur and in good wiser plan than the occasional blabt of trumpets and spasmodic efforts often characteristic of others In the advertising branch of the business they are represented by tL wel known firm of N W Ayer Son of Philadelphia who purchase all their advertising space Another fact that may not be generally known is that the N K Fair bank Company is conducted as one of the departments of the American Cotton Oil Company This fusion of business forces was consummated for the sake of the greater facilities thit ensue from a direct connection wi h the cottonseed mills to supply the public with the purest article at so much less cost Muralv no St Jouis industry has achieved greater success than ihe A K Fairbank Company XqrtAi City Florida man cotn pluneil because he missed his dally juprfoverymorningjaio discovered oglavetttigaUon that It wWdulyVde- ¬ ¬ gent and discriminating advertising broad business methods and intelli- business has been brought about largp ly by the improvements made in the process of its manufacture which have not only materially Improved the quali ¬ ty of the product but reduced Its cost to a point which seems to assure a very large profit even at z price much below that possible to those who get their sup ¬ ply from natures stock It is clamM that theplateprocess enables the prod- ¬ uct to be made entirely free from Im- ¬ purity of any sort freezing from a plate outward tending to expel all the Im- ¬ purities which by the can process of freezing from the four aides of the cake are lodged in the center of the block The plate process obviates also all of the necessity for raising the tempera- ¬ ture of the water before It Is frozen and the best results so far gained by the plate process Indicate a product of ten and five eights tons of Ice from a single ton of coal where artificial heat is demanded in supplying power for the manufacture In tho can process the results are said to have never exceeded seven tons of ice to a ton of coal and the average product has been much less than this proportion The plate proc- ¬ ess necessitates a heavier investment In the original plant but gives a higher percentage of return upon its cost when once In operation The Evolution Of medicinal agents is gradually rel ¬ egating the old time herbs pills WE HAVE THEM AT THE RIGHT PRICE i Our splendid young Jack Day Star will make ho present season on the Locust Grove farm near the Watkics farm The Square postoffice 10 to insure mare with foal Money due when mare provfpT to be in foal or is transferred DayNStar is a black jack with white pointp is 15 bands high and four years old at JEWELERS MAIN ST Please Notice Below the unmet of a few good sensible people who knew a good thing when they saw it Each o ie is a happy possess r of 65 65 Stoves and Ranges In WB M A MASON STOVES Tho best Htook of the city loM 1250 to insure Will havn some two year old jacks finely bred that will bo ready to serve a limited number of mares very cheap in May and June U P RIVJES TINWARE Everything In dirt My fine Jack Napoleon will be kept on my farm 2 J miles south of the Tinware line cheap as Casky Station the present season Will serve mares for Ilambler Bicycle Jeff Morris B Long W ROOFING Call on us for Roofing and Guttering H Olvey M Starlinp J PUMPS Best pumps in themaikct Korco pumps bucket pumps all kinds of pump t 3 W Mitchell Frank Rives J Y Owsley Archie Gant Miss Ophelia Payne RFPAIR WORK Special attention to Repairing Ira L Smith draughts and vegetable extracts to the rear and bringing into general use the pleasant and effective liquid laxative Syrup of Figs To get the trueTemedy see that it is manufac- ¬ tured by the California Figs Syrup Co only For sale by all leading druggists Ask Them Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky I What they Think Best Wheel On Earth THOMPSON MEADOR Opposite Hotel Latham Dr Franklin This fine young jack will make tho present season at The Eclipse Livery Stable at GEO W YOUNG agt tLECTROPDISEL RENTED TT SPECIAL LOCALS II -I- I Agents Great Musical Concert By The Be up with the Times And subscribe for tho early edition of the Sunday Morning Courier- - Journal Arrives 10 A M At J L Griffiths 4 MOS FOR 10 Miss Mnttie U Buckner Agent We Are Advertising The old reliable Furniture dealers and undertakers Up stairfl in Henry block HopkiDSville Ky And bo Grover has gone a fishing And weve heard from old Japan Shes giving China a licking But vrero still t the same old qtand JPylo mS Banjo Mandolin and Guitar Crabs Vocal Vocal Vanderbilt G iee t Hopkinsville Kentucky Nc w is the time to sack your bams Gall at this office and bo supplied with the best sacks on the market and Instrumental Music Whistling Mandolin fc JEfcentsliaw SOUTH KY POULTRY YARDS Indian Games 15 eggs 3 SO and Xylophone Solos f5 Clubs are equal to those of Yale cluba Harvard or any If vou doubt it come and see for in the United other college this States Hear yourselves And examine our shop musical treat at the made furniture and be astonished at he low prices we are Hailing it for mm m The verdict of the press through ihe South is that the Vanderbilt Carl O- - Moore HOPKINSVILLE KY Blsok Langshon8 aud Light No better 15 egs S2 nor expensive blood on eartn won flows in my birds DEATH TO LICE 25o TO 1 a box At 10 to insure mare with toal Money aue wnen me iact is ascer- tained or mare transferred JDr Franklin is a black jack with vhite points three years old fourteea and half hands high and is a fine specimen W C DAWSON CO una if 1 TT RAY GORDON EGGS Last Monday niht burglars G broke into Vy R Longs liquor store and cut into his desk and attempted Hopkicsville Ky to break open hiH sale in which they Ihey however woreuiisucceBsfull earred off n fewcigarsnd a jug of HOPKINSVILLE KY whiskey and s -- lot of loaf sugar Leesons given In Cil and Cbina Fainting finest Hotel in the South A mod Theee fellowH seem to be good Is tho Drawing in Charcoal Crayon Poatcl to steam IIcat and Xlfrot Improvement judges pfHquor for they carried off ern Vh f LosfconKoura Lrom 9 to 12 AM a white jWoontaiuintf JW Harpers Mptit ihnnihnnt mM V i 2 to 350i Prjdy whifckeyiwhich iBtbebwt mad For r CHINA FIBE- DKMs Tabernacle lure Friday April 5th Bred Leghorns Light J FOR HATCHING FROM Brahma and Buff K ant HffiL Latham Mrs J R Dabney 11 eouthof iown on I tbePalnayrEpikft do toll to fam at 120 to insure pril Htwra Ray Gordon is a bay horse 16 hands hiirh7Vare old by jyiuuu tha hoat hraill nin1nf Onward Wilt make th season at mV frm oqa jmile u with foaJ Thoke iottrwtod iuTlled to 3 8hoq a HOLLAND uaj begioa April

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