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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: April 16, 1895

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VOL xvn HOPKINSyjLLE KYJeUESDAY S APEIL 16189ft THIS SETTLES IT FOR GOOD The Court of Appeals Afllrms tho Contested M r fti Election THE 3Z- A OTQ Not IHiff h Art i CREAM OF NEWS IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT VTSTTTTtfa7nTTTR CA R 1 Bttt Good AtidlSubstantial sy Are the Mens all wool Black and Brpwnj Cheviot t Suits we are selling fnr W1 1 tfi Mercor Inrk OpenlnE DIco TJaycrs rail ¬ ed Kicked Br a Mule Bridge Contract Irfit The Whitehead Killing Fell OITnnd Wan Killed G Whitehead the mulatto on a Pullman car on train No E A por 51 ter WS i-- VJ They cannot last long at the rate J they are going 500 raSBaaasaEB High Art Suits at 850 and up JH When You Visit and bee 4scft fell from the platform two miles north of this city and was killed The body was found by Dr J B Jackson who was returning from a visit to the country Dr Jackson moved tho body- - from the track and notified the Coroner upon his arrival in the city who went out and brought the remains to town after holding an inquest Misses Mary Vaughan and Daisy Anderson living near by were the only witnesses ex- ¬ amined They testified that they saw him standing on the steps and lean- ¬ ing out looking forward The verdict was that ho came to his death by fall ¬ ing from the train His head was crushed aind showed that ho was killed instantly It is probable that he was on the platform to wave at some negro women who live in that vicinity A yellow porter believed to bo the same man has been seen to wave at women in passing that point His acquaintances were probably not in sight and whle leaning and looking he must have lost his balance The body was shipped to St Louis The train men did not mi 8 White ¬ head until the train reached Guthrie Thursday afternoon The Court of Appeals affirmed the contested election cases from this city Saturday and tho claims put forward by the Democratic side are sustained by the votes of five Judges Judge Grace who decided tho case below did not sit and GufTy the Republic- ¬ an Judge rendered a dissenting opinion The Council case was styled Brown and others against Holland and others and tho Mayors case Campbell vs Dabney Tho city Judges case involving the same points was npt taken up and will probably be dismissed The Republicans claimed that the City Councilmen and Mayor should have been elected from tho city at large instead of by wards as they were elected The court holds that in cities of tho fourth class of which Hopkmsvillo is one the Councilmen shall be elected from wards and that the Mayor may bo elected either by the popular vote or by tho members of the Council ENCAMPMENT TO DAY BEGINS- Decorations on Many II oases Numerous Arrivals Yesterday Special Trains To Doy targe Crowd Expected The work of decorating for tho G meeting to day was begun yes- ¬ terday and flags were displayed from many buildings before night The fronts of the First National Bank E Frankel Petree Co Ben Rosen baum John Moayon Blumenstiel Carriage Co and A H Anderson were among the first decorated Ihe court house and jail were also adorned with tn colorea bunting and numerous flags On tho inside Judge Breathitt had a special decoration oyer his office door Other decorations will be put out to day and by the timo all arrive the city will be in gay colors It is expected that all of the dele- ¬ gates will be on hand by noon and the parade will be the feature of tho meeting The line of march and order of procession have already been given At 1 o clock there will be a busmess mpetinpr at the opera house and at 8 oclock a reception at the tabernacle with speaking To duys llloyclo Tournament The good Lord and the variegated elements consisting of mud and wa- ¬ ter in every known shape mist fog drizzle rain and snow distributed through the twenty hours circle in uncertain proportions permitting the new park over the river on Seventh street will be opened at 1 oclock p m to day and the bicycle tourna- ¬ ment a spectaee never before wit ¬ nessed in Hopkinsville will be trans- ¬ ported at 2 oclock sharp by Longy Olvey Morris Gary and the whole fraternity of local wheelmen A grand procession of polished wheels will start from their rendezvous at Hotel Latham at 180 p m sharpand the whirl of the wheels in the park will begin promptly at 2 oclock p m The track was rolled thoroughly yesterday and was in a lovely condi- ¬ tion yesterday evening and the basin of the artificial lake with its isle of swans is all ready for baptism of the clouds If we mistake not tho spot will become a favorite resort for our young peopleand the ladies will find it just the place to gather a crowd for their various benefits and club enter- ¬ tainments to say nothing of floral fairs chrysathemum shows and ten cent open air concerts Come out everybody and give tho enterprise a rousing send off The price of ad ¬ mission is 25 cents for whites and 15 cents for co ored AK H Tho Covington Tragedy Death of n Prominent Citizen CnoFroN April 15 Mr J Webber Davis a prominent young farmer 4kinsyviireK IB You Visit and See all worth Visiting and Seeing m the Dry G oods Millinery Shoes and House Furnishing lines Hop- j i in iminiiiiiiiiiirif LADIES SfflOP The Racket is the Place MlUAJ ONLY ONE RACKET And Only One Every one of them AND THE GREAT SPs wiild swear day and night by The Racket Mpney Saying Center PTnpiryirw n wnwmvmrininwtrrT died at the home of his brother L B Davis near this place at 2 p m Fri day of consumption aged about 35 years He was a member of the Masonic lodgo hero and the remains were buried with Masonic honors Sunday at the Terry burying ground near the Hopkins county lino Deceased was a man well liked by all who knew him and was to have been married to a young lady of this neighborhood in a few weeks it is said He had been engageu m tne tooacco business in connection with farming for several years and was very successful in all of his operations He was only sick a few weeks GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE Sol Btnlth Seriously Hurt CnorroN April 13 Mr Solomon IN HOPKINSVILLE THE RACKET wishes to remind their Customers that they gettheir goods from Head- ¬ quarters and not from small Jobbers who charge drug store profiits New Calicos 3 to 5 cents yd New Shoes 49 conts up New Hats 7 cents up New Caps 5 cents up New Carpets all prices New Lawns 8 to 6 cents yd Now Furniture all kinds chairs 37 cents beds 183 New Matting 7 cents yd up New HardwartI all prices all kinds New Corsets 20c up New Ribbons any price New Shirts 15c up new Art Squares 168 up now Window Shades 15c up new Picture Frames all prices now Soaps lc cake up new Notions every thing new Kid Gloves Foster 92o pr new Millinery cheapest and best new Stationery all new all prices new Japanese Goods your own prices new Collars new Cuffs now Sox new Bridge Contract Awarded Suspenders new Neckwear new Jewelry new Musical Goods all kinds new Harness Racket prices newSad Last Friday road supervisor Jno dles Racket prices new Buggies Racket pricesj new Quecnsware new Rugs new Baby Carriages Forty Thousand Dollar Stock of new and Seasonable Merchandise direct from our Now York Headquarters 549 to M Dulin of Crof ton and Esq Bour land special road commissioner of 553 Broadway s Hopkins county let the contract for Tclq building an iron bridge across Trade Jeremiah H Kugler Manager Water at a point inofNorth Chrstian two miles south Dawson The structure will cost S2281 and will be furnished and put in placo by the Champion Bridge Co of Wilming ton Ohio Tho bridge is to be 101 feet long and will be ready for travel Sept 1 About Sl300 is to be paid by Christian county and tho balance by Hopkins when the contract has been completed Smith a well known citizen of this place was thrown from his horse yesterday afternoon and perhaps fatal- ¬ ly injured He had been to the coun- ¬ try and while returning his horse be came unmanageable and ran into town with him at a rapid rate As a sham turn was made bv the animal Mr Smith was thrown on a slat fence and several ribs were broken and a deep gash was cut in the forehead laying open the skull Ho was other- ¬ wise hurt and remained in an uncon- ¬ scious condition for sometime Mr Smith is about 65 years old and the chances are against his recovery Bloodshed has at last resulted from tho unfortunate factional fierht between the democrats of Kenton county Senator Wm Goebel on last baturaay shot ana killed liankerJno L Sandford on tho street in Coving ton Goebel was walking up the street with Attorney General Hen dricks and Frank P Helm and as they came up to where Sandford was standing tho latter shook hands with Hendricks with his left hand and turning to Goebel said I under stand you assume responsibility for that article referring to a scurrilous attack made on him in a Covington Goebel I do and Eapermen drew replied their pistols and fired almost together Sandfords bullet went through Goebels clothing graz ing the skin on his left hip GoeDels aim was better and Sandford fell with a bullet in his forehead He was shot at 130 and died five hours later Goebel is under a S15000 bond and will bo tried on a manslaughter charge this week Both men are prominent and have for years been conspicuous in politics Sanford was 55 years old and leaves a wife and a son and daughter about crown Goebel is 40 years old and a native of Pennsylvania and unmarried The tragedy has created more excitement than any other occurrence in the state since tho Swope Goodloeduel in Lexington Pembroke Splinters T 2Ssuo3set Co Inc everytHIngcoes stock to fi in as we we sell out and ceiving new goods every day mmim 1 5w e taking better re- Punched by n SIulo i y JEKAJEZJSF jElS these prices are out is lower than ever Be sure you see us before C- gvdowii another notch and - 11 Mr William B Long a farmer liv ¬ ing near Crofton was struck in the side by a mule Saturday and badly injured Mr Long had been plow- ¬ ing and undertook to change bridles on his mules when one of them sud- ¬ denly jerked its head back striking him in the side and fracturing sevor al ribs While Mr Longs injury is quite painful his physician is not of the opinion that any serious results will follow A WarEoglo F A YOST CO Wmm GOME TO OUR GRAND SPRING OPEN Thursday and Friday Apr 4 IP 5th Mr S C Mercer has secured a largo Tennessee war eagle tho finest speci men of his kind in captivity which he has named Geo D Prentice He will be kept in Mercer Park Tho bird nreasures 8 feet 7it inches from tip to tip This splendid eagle destroyed a number of lambs and turkeys and a calf three weoks old before he was finally captured in the mountains of East Tennessoo not long ago Pembroke Ky April 15 The young people had an outing at the home of Walter Radford last Friday and spent tho day catching fish out of the larcre pond iu his front lawn An excellent picnic dinner was served out of the full baskets and the day passed in a most delightful manner The young folk propose to give an entertainment in the opera house next Thursday evening Refresh- ¬ ments will bo served and an art gallery will be opened for inspection No admission fee will bo charged Refreshments will be served at 15 cents and 10 cents charged for ad- ¬ mission to the art gallery Miss Lizzie Hoard the now organ- ¬ ist at the Baptist church has organ ized an excellent choir and is delight- ¬ ing the congregations with some ex cepti mally fine music Mr J L Downey former member of the iirm of Downey Jernigan has again connected himself with this firm and has located with tho biauch bouse in Trenton Mrs John Covington leaves for the Douglas infirmary next Monday where she will be treated Mrs of Barksdalo Coleman Clarksvillo after an extensive visit here returned to her home last Sat- ¬ urday Fifteen Dice lluyers Tullcd Officers Geo Walker and Henry Layno made a big haul of crap shooters on Saturday night capturing fifteen players Their names are Qpllins Berry Columbus Stacker Irvin Lauder Jr Frank Allen Jhos V illiams Ike Bacon Wm Collins Richard Phelps Herbert Callis Joe Childress William H Ham by Walter Croomes Henry Orndoff dies Bayes and J as Hargraves All tho parties are colored They wore given a hearing before Judge Han bory yesterday aud each quo was fined 20 and costs They all settled their fines and were released The parties were captured at Croomes house on Jesup avenue and Croomis will have to answer the charge of suf- ¬ fering gaming also Dig Fire Near Guthrie the home of George A near Cedar Hill Tenn a few miles south of Guthrie was destroyed by lire last Thursday It was constructed of logs and was one of the famous homes of Robert- ¬ son county The loss is estimated at about 15000 with no insurance Mr and Mrp Washington had manycost lypaintiugs All of these itll the family relics and all the souvenirs they had collected in foreign countries were destroyed Other valuables lost were 35000 woith of diamonds and 52000 worth of silverware The fire is supposed to have been tho work of an incendiary Bungaloo Washngton Jr Dr Moore Iu Town Dr R L Moore of Marion one of the half dozen candidates for railway commissioner in this district was in the city Friday en route home from a visit to the upper counties Dr Moore is confident he will be one of the two leading candidates on tho first ballot and is much pleased with his outlook for winning the nomination He will not of course expect anything from this county unless ho should outlive our homo candidate in the convention Dr Moore is a good man and should he win tho nomina tion would prove a very acceptable candidate The Dato Fixed The most elegant line Silks Dress Goods Trimmings Bilk Waists Millinery Spring Wraps Carpets etc ever placed on exhibiton in this city DONT FAIUTO s ST THEM try vi hy W 4 t i A11 f RlCttRDsA eo c f-- Thirteen Horses Cronmtcd At Edgefield Junction Friday night a stable of thirteen thorough- ¬ City School Eluctlou On Saturday May 4 thero will bo bred horses the property of Robert View an olection in tho city of Hopkins T Burns proprietor of Clear Other Stud were destroyed by fire ville at which two public school trus damage was done by tho burning of Bees will be elected for a term of thro iences and out houses Lightning years The trustees w hoso terms are struck tho stable causing the fire out are Messrs J D Russell qnd R The loss on tho stock is1 estimated at The Church Hill Grange will hold its annual sale and re union at Church Hill on Friday May 17 Thero will bo a largo attendance and a geueral good time These annual re unions are among the most delightful enter tainnients in Southern Kentucky and thoy exemplify to the fullest extent tho grango principles properly car ried out IJuslncss Change at Ceruleitn Mr J W Stith has sold his groc ¬ ery stock at Cerulean Spriugs to Mr T O Turner who will conduct the business iu future Mr Turner i well known in that section and will make a good merchant MrsMcKcnzlo Arrlcs Mrs Jas A McKenzie and daugh ¬ ter Miss Katie arrived at New Yorfc H DeTreyille Both are good men between 6000 and 18000 while that and warm frienda of the schools and on tho stable fence etc will amount Friday and doubtless arein Ejowlin will r doubtleeabe re elected without tonear 3000 Mr Burns bad but Green by thm time in oDDoeition lin u i I H0PEWSVILLE KfiNTUOKW April 161800 I fw- THE WATCH OJfllFE 1 Tnt6r sting Inyfmiion otjk Oolor 1 Blbli Student Tow- ihfr Jal ter I- Mains Grandest y fOR AMUSEMENT test Snofsr CglbNLYAT on tart are cordially v inwitefflx to fimtiM 4 COtoGr IK ALL ITS TlStf ENTIKET attend thS O1 M w Wednesday April 3 Leaders overling Timepiece by Whose Uo Men and Women May B Guided Unto Heavenly Itest A GreatV f Thin for Faddist V Hapkinills Saturday f At 930 a m Our t 1 openig will continue for a week thereby j5ivinaUies at a distance a chance to see the beautiful display of Hanndsoirtekpattern jSSJfF Hats and Bonnets We Make j Vy V5if no comment on these goods They must be seen to appreciated Miss Ida Zillen Miss Ada Kennedy and Miss Julia Tenable are connected with the Leader and will be pleased to see their many friends THE LEADER Mme Fleurette Mgr Is Easter Opening W llW of I FINE MILLINERY PJUjJICB flPiIli 5 4 5 3 jf Drbkcy Chamberlaiu ispndt only an Interesting Biblical student- - but he Ihliiks that he has mado a discovery whereby men may so arrange their lives according to their timepieces thatf they will not only bo punctual at the dinner tablo but may also bo guided by their watches unto heavenly rest There Is nothing irreverent about Dr Vokey Chamberlain or about his treatment of the subject He is a colored Methodist preacher with an amazing memory of tho language of the New and the Old Testament and a profound be ¬ lief in the Apocalypse In tho twenty first chapter of the Apocalypse ho has found instruction for tho building of a watch which properly observed will ho thinks keep its possessor in tho straight and narrow path better than any sermon ever preached by man Dr Chamberlain brought a sample timepiece with him to tho Now York Sun office to explain it Ho also had Several charts and maps whicli are for tho use of adepts Tho full meaning of tho face of his clock can be learned tho doctor says by ten years of careful study Without extensivo illustrations it might bo confusing to attempt a full explanation of tho ground plan 6f the watch of life but this much may bo The hours remain twelve and said they are representative of the twelve foundations of tho wall of tho New Jerusalem and of tho twelvo gates thereof As each hour mark is jeweled to correspond with a foundation stone there is a bravo display of emerald sardonyx amethyst and tho other nine and of pearls one at each hour repre ¬ senting tho gates The inventor has departed frpm the customary divisions of timo in dealing with tho minute marks as Instead of having 00 ho has 72 for tho sufficient reason as ho explains that twice 72 is 144 and that was the number of the cubits in tho measure of thewall tho measure of a man Which is an angel These 73 minute marks on tho face of T 1 Presenting Wonders Feats and Features irom every known land MAKING IN ONE MONSTER W TURES i THE m GREATEST SHOWS ALL TOLD BENEATH THE SHINING SUN ATHLETIC SPORTS1 AND CV M AGES of the Ancient PAS ¬ fc Royal Roman iiii tlippoclvome KINDS OF ySOUL STIRRING RACES 26 v 10000 utmmmmwzs Feature ii iiNTTirTDrr miuws OP SOLOISTS 1 6 BANDS 0 KINDS ON MUSIC mmwbmwsj irrnr7nrn irfiir f m SOOKES OF DENS OF RARE sjmrzzPMmL xmem tmw rm9z WILD BEASTS czjzzz5i szidmwi VJ314 Magnificent Street Parade More tlian a Mile iu Length and Free to All HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE COUNTLESS NUMBERS OF HORSES AND INNUMERABLE NOVELTIES all In tho WALLACE the Worlds only Real Riding Lion ap- - Thisldncof beasts positively pears at eveiy performance riding unharnessed and unhindered a full blooded Arabian steed Epw m 4 w hi imbiw rmrrrirfrrS D 10000 GROWOfMRAWED ANNALS t i m Tk MMi Performing Many Feats With a heretofore unthought of single bound this monster king of the forest leaves tho swiftly running horse and alights lightly on tho back of a ponderous elephant where he dances pirouettes and jumps through blazing hoops of fire m J mWi V T A cordial invitation extended to all Ladies doubletroupe OF ROT AL JAPANESE iijiibs BjLiijt ht 7ou should not fail to see the imported fiats and Bonnets these are strictly imported oods 710 sham For style and beauty the are not My prices are in keep- ¬ surpassed by any Cit ing the hard times My motto to please Low V est prices and latest styles I also have a first class Trimmer Miss Clara Essington of Cin Terms Cash cinnati TUB DOCTOR jiiiuiiiu Tho i A full score of Lady and Gentlemen Riders of World Wide Repute A Baud of Swarthy Sons of Arabia Ethnological Congress of Strange People Worlds Greatest Equestrienne Americas Champion Bareback Rldor Cape will daily make two dives from ihe top of a tower 100 feet high free m tho open air at 1030 a m and 630 p One ticket admits to all combined Two complete exhibitions daily at 8 p m Doors open I hour oarlier EXPLAINING THE AND CIIAKT OF LIFE CLOCK Pierre Perier a1 w a1 m- MRS ADA LAYNE MAIN CORNER 9TH VTWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT BOWLING GREEN hm BOWLING f-- SOUTHERN College ESTABLISH BUSINESS COLLEGE ed in tare GREEN SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL catalogue any time English Teachers Scientific and Classic The creat Business Training School ol the South Book Keeping Short hand Telegraphy Type Courses Music Art and Elocution provided rupus can enter at for Low rates of board and tuition Send for writing ana renmansnip Send or catalogue 3yMentlon Course desired Addross GHERBY BBOS Protfrs BoTriny IreenKy Lumbej Hardware mm GOOD PURE WATER GUARANTEED ALL THE YEAR ROUND FROM THE g E 1 Z S C5 Id lWffll mm pRIFYIN0 putv ag CD B4fl SiJomphPuvpCow oS rQ a H 2 s r jim me o WB----J- 5 H Ii ilStVSSmf Ul the watch of life are important although until you have studied it ten years a trifle uncertain According to the inventor the minute hand will at any time direct the owner of a watch of life how to answer what to do and where tago This was not made en tirely plain by tho inventpr but he did give this demonstration Tho reporter asked him why bo had como to the Sun office and he said scoing by his clock that the hands indicated 43 73ds past 3 oclock That is 42 He produced a Bible turned to tho Gospel of St Matthew v 43 and read Give to him that asketh of thee and from him that would borrow of thee turn not away The inventor said ho had been asked to come to tho Sun office by an admir ¬ ing friend Just how tho book and chapter of tho reference was indicated by the clock hands ho did not explain Perhaps if one did not know tho Biblo as well as the inventor of the watch of life one might not always be certain of instruction The face of tire inventors clock is further ornamented by a number ot symbolical illustrations which denote highly interesting and sometimes terri- ¬ fying things If tho hands of a watch of life happen to stop at certain hours a vast meaning is unfolded to tho under ¬ standing ctf tho adept and there are somo hours or gates where if tho hands stop tho watch owner may as well give up all hqpo An understand ¬ ing of this would Induce regularity and orderliness one would never neglect to wind up his watch and would always keep it In order and clean Tho inventors charts nro even more Somo of the decorations symbolistic arc of familiar scones as one which shows Wall street with Trinity church in the distance When asked the thean of this the inventor replied If the Bridegroom should go Into Wall street and should appear boforo that minute lie might declare me to bo an infidel but my duty would bQ to lovo Him none the less Anvono tired of Ibsen and Maeter linck and havingrten years to spareY luiyiit yu iuruii 1 uiiu mia suoject Wltn interest if not profit Dr Vokcy Cham- ¬ berlain lives at 340 West Twcntlqth 1 street New York v ifViB4feentl9dttli 7Jlcftj98 1 V fft HopMrisvilley Virginia Street i lt n fi and Fifth MnTlQniol ixyiu y uW1RVIHB Z77FrK The captain of one of tho great steaniers which ply between New Orleans and the Central American ports estimates that every steamer sailing away from Now Orleans carries away with it from 800 to 400 rata which never como back What this meanB will be seen by supposing that there are twenty steamers engaged in tne iruit trade and that each makes on an average twenty trips a year this would mako 400 steamer departures If each steamer took awayfrom 200 toSOOrais on eacp trip at lecat 100 000 rataVould tiabafci lied away yearly If each oftheothitr tttsofrftsthe single gold standard th th6uWmeva nkinWad finally has gone it has been a most dlastrou ships that come to New Orleans should tUrAugntki who w no earry awy 800 rata a trip tlwVicrtol allowed ottuwr iha tha wlalwtttrfDkttist Bar 111 If IflWI T 11 The Migration or BaU man Cohen to convert him to Catholic- ¬ V ism As Father Maria Bernard he delivered Influence of tho Knrtho Motlou on tho Direction or WlndH his famous sermons in Paris which tho Suppose a railroad train at first sta- ¬ qmpress attended He was then par- ¬ A ticularly tionary says tho Chautauquan handsome his palo face traveler fires a shot toward somo ex- ¬ framed by a dark beard his blue eyes terior object it will require say two full of expression What was admired Seconds for the ball to reach tho object more than all else was the use ho mado Imagine next the train moving at the of his delicate beautifully formed rato pf thirty feet a second Tho trav- ¬ hands The women raved of him and ho soon eler aims at tho object tho instant ho is opposite it but the ball in addition to addressed all his sermons to them alone tho impulsion which he has communi- ¬ Tho empress named him her c6nfessor cated to it preserves the general move- ¬ and to please her ho was made a bishop ment of tho train which in two seconds He became so mucli the fashion that makes it travel laterally sixty feet It had lib not defended himself he might will strike then at somo distance be- ¬ have spent tho twenty four hours in the concessional When tho republic yond the object Tho rotation of the earth produces succeeded tho empire ho gavo up his an effect of the samokind upon move- priesthood and lias since quietly en- ¬ ments which occur on its surface All joyed life the points of tho globe turn together Ono Womans Ilurglar Proof Barricade from the west to the east in twenty A spinster who i3 of a timid disposifour hours but they all have in reality tion was asked recently how she dare different rates of velocity according to to live alono as she did I tho position which they occuyy At tho muck faith in locks and keys havent hor in poles the velocity is nothing it inbolts and bars she replied I ljnow creases regularly to tho equator where that a genuine burglar would snap his it reaches tho enormous rato of 1G20 fingers at any of them But I have a feet a second than any of those or Let us tako for consideration two better aprotection might bo poisoned or than dog that places in our country FraneeJrr Paris might have no oppor- ¬ and Dunkirk Whild tho Parisian af- ¬ an alarm which I Myplyn sleeping tunity to sound7 fected by tho movement of the earth room is tho only one barricade iithis I passes through about 1000 feet tho in ¬ manner but I defy the housebreaker to habitant of Dunkirk travels only about get in thero Every night I roll my 008 feet bed against tho locked door or Lot us imagine now at Paris a wind heavv pull tho chiffonier over there No else I from the south that is blowing towards 10 possioiy pusu Dunkirk which is almost directly north onooutsiao couia one coma get inisun- ¬ one side And no from Paris As Paris moves from wcst So I feel amply protected to east at tho rato of thirty seven feet a less ho dida patent on this burglar proof I havent Second faster than does Dunkirk tho arrangement from tho south at Paris tyUlcbo 5vind Difference Between Hall and Sloot tho ball fired from tho proving Wo nro apt taspeak 6f hsUl and sleet will be deviated towards tho train it east that is towards its right From as being very Bimilar phenomena but being a south wind which it was at in fact they are widely different True Parist it will become a southwest wind hailstones are cqmposed of alternate and it will reach Liege or Cologno in- ¬ concentric layers Of liard opaque and¬ Mis stead of Dunkirk which it would liavo transparent ice In the latitude ofsum- ¬ reached had the earth bpen motionless souri hail seldom falls except in Thus all winds nro turned irom their mer Sleet on tho contrary always fjrst direction and in the northern falls in winter or lato fall or early¬ hmispbeiqthisoviation id always to- ¬ sprinir and i composed of zhinuto part ward tho right while in tho southern icles of transparent ice It is caused by rain falling from a high warm hemisphere it is toward th6 Jofttf cloud which has a stratum of cold air EUGENIES FATHER CONFESSOR lying directly beneath as a rule but this cold air stratum mny4e immediately A WlBeneU Ilttlo JUuu Who Who Once u above tho earths surface In this Courted Church Dignitary event it will bo noticed that there is a An Austrian clerical paper givesan pf rain and loo particles which interesting account of a man Twho mixture give cverjftlilng an icy coating1 fall and though once in the foreground of the most brilliant court in Europe andstill Xle bubo ot It living has entirely disappeared irom Prior to tho demonetisation of silver public notice Tho writer saw him at in 1873 gold and silver was tho stand ¬ M do Lesseps funeral a pale wizened ard money Since thqn it has been little man with snow Whito hair and gold The supply has bequ cut in tvro beard This man Is Bernard Bauer causing a falling price in silver and a for a long time a bishop father confes- ¬ corresponding appreciatidn of gold sor to Empress Eugenie and a famous Hence lower prices for wheat 16wer preacher He pronounced the blessing prices for labor and hard times gener on tho Suez canal He la byblrthV ally v r ebrewiaad a Huntrarian He took Kathor DUastroui letuMtieyolution was pub- fHjn Free coinage is not an experiment THE LAWS OFi TEMPESTS James Welsh 23 vearsold vIio was arrested in Paterson N J lately believes that ho is Christ and imi- ¬ tates as closely as possible the ap- ¬ pearance of Christ in tho famous paintings Thero fs a citizen of Portland who claims that for twenty three years ho has never let out a flro in tho kitchen stove but once Ho runs it night and day claiming that it is less expen sive than buying kindling Nearly all the children kept by the poor law in Scotland aqd Ireland aro boarded out and in England it is to somo extent adopted Dr Bernardo who boards out 15000 or 10000 chil- ¬ dren yearly considers it tho best plan of doaling with paupor orphans Gotham is likoly to have a surplus of theaters next year No less than six new houses of amusement are either building or in process of de- ¬ velopment Tho latest venture in tho line of theaters is to be a costly structure on Broadway in the vicin- ¬ ity of Thirty second street LOOK1NQ BACKWARD Tho walls of Babylon wore 350 foot high and 100 feet thick ut tho base Greek ladies had steel and brass mirrors parasols fans and smelling bottles Bricksfrom what is believed to bo tho remains of tho old tower of Babel are still found in groat profusion at Birs Nimrud Babylonia Wire hairpins wors invented in Enlanl in 13lri Before that time the female coiffures were held In plnoj by lino wooden skewers Iioopskirts first appeared in 1530 An iron cage was prepared and the skirts were stretched ovor it The cage was tipped to ono ide tho tecfe crawled underneath and the cage waft fastened to her waist by a strong leather bolt The contrivance often weighed as much us forty pounds Tha bureau of ethnology of the Smithsonian institution under tho direction of Major Powell and Dr Cy ¬ rus Thomas has been for tho past five years making social study of tho mounds in the Mississippi valloy Tho evidence they have found leads the Invostigators to the belief that the raoun I builders were tho pro genitors of tho modern Indians V M08T IN QUANTITY BE8TJN QUALITY i f WHITES TKMVjl VERM I FUCE fEvatY i Bonn eumnTEEoj v f Wftlf M Id JMiiTnPB r 1f cj R Apjil 16 1895 i HOKENSVIIiLE KENTUOKIAK j A 1 jBE CURED jffiS HCTUBESQUE PITJBE tz a f efficatfrjpf can now aKl ttfferlBtf a permanent cure at their lclt homed sta price that is nston hlngly low Thousands are availing them thA Kojdea opportunity and dreds oitestimonials ore oa file ahowlnjrhuu the DnAlPriu V t 1st affer years of tudy ujr uuhii special perfects his system nailCtreatuct alo thnkbe A Fow Landmark flSlStul Lin- - py the treatment Tho PaMlBjrAway of o Creole JJesfo and thakTrades AtouopoUted by Illm J Tto riarinc Seller rand Iolo AH Chronic Dls- cases Treated Ieadler R ISpoclal Npvf Orloan3 Tv smwzs CATARRH BRONCHIAL ACH DFNCS8i AND LUNG FITS Tn0UBLE8HtARTST0M DISEASES EPILCPer LIVCR AND BOWCL NERVOUS EXHAUSTION RHEU- SKIN DISEASES MATI8M AND NEURALQIA What Isltnown as the Creole n6gro is gradually disappearing from tho picturesque French quarter not so much from the advance of enterprise Ia Lotterl but from tho advance of timo old age other holiday festivals The The best and most i scientific treatment for nil ruai r ninrtnrft yuicic ana permanent cures guaranteea New treatment for PILBS and ULCBRS Younf or old men suffering from kidney BLADDER URINARY DISEASES BLOOD POISON- inq weakness on exhaustion actually re ¬ stored to vigor health and happiness Dr Appleman has associated with him a full staff Expert specialists who carefully con sldefich case and prepare the proper rem ¬ edies Consultation and opinion free by mall treatment furnished at the low rate of 2 TO 3 PER MONTH Write us freely and fully and enclose Stamp for symptom blank No t CatarrbyNo a For lien No 3 For Women Address THE APPLEMAN MEDICINE CO L CHICAGO 573 E 43d ST -- tfothinfr advances in ttie French quarter excepting the prlco of board and room rent during lardl Gras and Creole darky is a descendant of the West Indian negro repudiates tho African negro alliance and claims to be a Fie Frenchman thus draws tho color lino or rather that of caste and 9 X-- its Thafamoua Creole coffee with the Creole iu her red bandann and white apron pouring out purcrdripped jviocna OKtiava aimosi strong enougn to break th cup is not Been The stands aw run by others with whom the maklngof coffeo is a lost art Instead of tho pure article and thoso white light digestible crullers we used to five cents ofl get fof a picayune more exaet six and one fourth contsjwo now got a weak dilution as black as coot and as titter as an acorn with greasy doughnuts good only for paving stones Only a few of the old timo darkles are found and they mainly sell plarints cakes mado of pure white sugar choco-¬ late and cocoanut They sit at their stalls or In front of tho market all day selling sugar cakes If the sun shines down rather warmly tho old dames raise their umbrellas and sit waiting tong of tho good old days before tho The little children who accom- ¬ war pany their mothers to market patronize the plnrino seller They are awarded plarjlnes for being good children The plarine is a Creole confection arid it seems that they alone know how to make it so pretty with vari colored chocolate and so toothsome Tho Creoles continue the old custom Tho madamo of tho of marketing household comes with a house servant prperhaps a negro boy to carry the oasicot tho mauamos little children como along merely to see tho other children and to attend early mass with tho mother after tho marketing has con finished They are usually dressed in becoming black and after the last vegetable has been purchased for tho native gumbo without which a Creole dinner is incomplete the morning paper is purchased and sent homo in the basket Another feature that is not quito ex tinct is tho Choctaw Indian women who soil gumbo filie that favored dish of tho French But these Indians aro not as picturesque as those of a generation ago They bear traces of civilization and wear civilized clothing They sit as silent as statues with their baskets and sacks of gumbo filio spread before them with eyes cast upon tho ground never asking anyono to purchase All around aro noise confusion and shouts TRADE IMABK Professional Cards J THanbery Frank Bell ij OIL- a ji JT j men I M cs ib CURE j ii IB lt XiiT7s7SrEEBS CHICAGO fW 3 feHAMBERVBELL n IrnfitietiiB the Courts of Christian and olrtlnir eountiPfl Office Citr Hall building Court SquareHOPKlNSVILLE KY casvia S WITHERS fpKfee Evmsyihe 7OT0ITOEY oMUIEDIi0t Planters Baik AT Ofllce over i LW North NASHVILLE HOPKINSVILLE KY for customers humming an olden timo FRANK RIYES ROUTE OF THE CHICAGO and NASHVILLE in IlMITED Hopkins villeJ EtF Office with Judge Ky the bbbbbbbIbbbbHbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbCbbbbVP1IW0 JBHaHMISfHaM A certain onro for Chronio ISoro Iyots Tetter Salt Ehoum Scald Head Old Chronio Soretf ovor Sores Eczema Itch Praivio Scmtohes Sere Nipplca and Piles It is cooling and soothing Hundreds of oasia hevo been cured h It filter all other treatment ban fnUoO Ciateient 5l VSWaaTaSilfSP tP lCB Itlaputap5nli93ndiJUUt Loo R 0 Hard wick vl M aw i A i IjH I DHL 25 years in Louisville Ky RICE9 off at 268 1 oak St A regularl New Albany Ind PHAniNE BELLEB I lq youth texual exctisei In ma producing eotnt of the fcl lowing eflectii Nei rousaeia Seminal Emissions night emit riuns by dreams Dlmnesa or Sight Pefectlre Memory rhy ticalDecat Pimples oa Cue Xertion to Society of 1 emalee Coaftutaa of Ideas 1033 of Sexual Power Aa renderim ro morvugmj sua perm darrmgq improper or unagppj Denujnureu u the remit Klralr j ble4 and lezolly qualified phyaWaa tad tU nxoEt uccBsifal m bid practice will proTC Our oa nil forms of JPRTUATB CHRONIC and SEXUAL DXSi Spermatorrhea and Impotonoy ofltlfttio turcrjtirkorstaer eiiuej aud eradlcati end eafel diieaaes and tbouiandi anno aUr acquire gtvat itUL rbjritolans knovicg this fact ones recommend pOTona to mj cars Wben It U Inconvenient a Tlalt tbe cllj for treatment medlctnei can Mat rltatelr GIVEET Fliei and oUier Drlrate disease ouIcs1t cured It U aelf ndrnt that a phr alclan who pa ijdl ittf ntlsa treating to a certain otau or bj mall or ciprcta anjwhero It undertaken Couuliatlona wraonallr Cares Guaranteed in nU Canes or hf letter fret and tstlted Cbariei Taaonablo and comaponienca atrtctlj conadaUal OriOOoiiet jentldany addreH leouicW eaiedforthtrti U eiau BbouM b read by all Addreaa aa abort PRIVATE COUNSELOR TM kMtjW 99 0MlAvatonSAtttttrU SBBdarastaiirlf gHaVyB UfAVUO W tJaSl JaBrt firlibosl aay latanall amNclJI troaoitina anna uvi Mr acaaon itcn ail imjs 1J1 Vj3l 0I9ITM aBirn Boao tMTlnx RlTivft arapi aona oae ana A W mvt BBBfTl BaatLit AAjlmm tivnJ v Til ft i a distinct picturesque type Liko the Bourbon French of tho Latin quarter he refuses to learn English and not being sufficiently intelligent to speak French utters a patois that is neither English nor French and is mostly shrugs and intonations df tho voice Tho slummer with ah eye to picturesque types of humanity finds them in tho old French quarter which is a mixture of French Spanish negroes of all shades and Italians Tho hotels cafes pensions and absinthe salons are kept by tho French while tho Creole darkies compete with them in running lodging houses At every sec ¬ ond door almost swings tho tin sign These Ohambi es a Garnier a Jaouer musty old buildings much older than their Inhabitants are entered through the usual dark damp and often Ul smellingoourt Tho room hunter is shown an apart is 100 Pullman Vestlbuled Train Servico with Andrew and Piles Newest and Finest Say Ooaobe8 PHYSICIAN AndSUKGEON Sleepers and Dining Oars THE OIL CURE Pastile for Pe OFFICE Fifth And Main streets opposite itnole Diseases Leucorrheo Ulcera rnoM City ConrtRoom One months tion and Prolapsus CToa TELEPHONE NO 5 treatment 200 THE OIL CURE Terre Haute Indianapolis for Catarrh of Head Nose and HH CHICAGO SlOO Throat THE OIL for Ec- ¬ Painter and -- - Paper - Hanger -- ALL WORK zema 1 00 THE OIL CURE for Milwaukee St Paul Done wlthlNeatness and Dispatch and at Low- Fistula in Ano S500 AND ALL POINTS IN THE Best Prices These valuable combinations of tW SHOP 8tlitrect next to D K Beard NORTH AND NORTHWEST office HopklnsvilleKy Oils are prepared from the Formulas S L IfODQERS of tho celebrated Das Reynolds and Southern Passenger Agt DR PRESTON THOMAS Chattanoocra Tenn will bo sent postpaid on receipt of Catanacgh D PHYSICIAN price where druggists are not sup- J B SURGEON ieneral Jraseengftr Agt plied Send stomp for illustrated Evansville Terre Haute K R BSTOfEce over Bonk HopkinsviileJ catalogue on Chronic and Malignant EvanHviJle Tnd KY HOPKINSVILLE Skin DiBenses Ulcere Tumors and OFFICE HOURS -- Day aud Night Conpumption The Oil Core Co JOHN ECIIOlS j RECEIVEKS ST JOHN BOYLE J29 S Spruce St Nashville Tenn for Constipation 8UPPOSITORY I Landes In McDanlel Block corner Cth and Main THE ONLY Seargent M 1 thf SOUTH Skerritt DABKEY CANSLER of Come buy some nicofishl Sweeta banana all ripe and Oranges ten conts a dozen But they have a corner on the market and know that this queer stuff is In demand A small remnant of tho once power- ¬ ful Choctaw tribe live across Lake Pont chartrain and follow the vocation of making trinkets for sale They mako water tight baskets of various designs and shapes and ornament them with THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE TO ATTOBNB YSATLA W Sf HOPKINSVILLE KY Cap Offer their services to the people Christian and adjoining counties Office Weber Street ot Louisville JEvcmsville menfbearing every evidence of an ewaiaa A akli leltarvhluandhaal maatata unl vnall h Ul aa iiZr1b Boa rakladtlfUa Sold byK C tr HARDWICR la Aak ITfUt ftrii tiquity The furniture is of French de ¬ sign heavy bedsteads almost immov- ¬ able chairs many very unsteady and large round heavy center tables all carved after the styles in vogue before the reign of terror or during tho first empire One would think almost that these melancholy descendants of the emigres were as old as tho furniture in tfitti JaaaaBBHBr TVBjRsSEEn LaafflaHin means so much more than you imagine serious ana Poor Health Cincinnati AND ALL POINTS Junius Offiice over C mcDavtt imtrnminilTfwi wilii TO immi mLh DENTIST Kellys Jewelry Store HOPKINSVILLE - - - Ky w C Memphis Yicksburg New Orleans AND ALL POINTS iatal diseases result Irom trifling ailments neglected Dont play with Natures greatest gift health hausted nervous have no appetite ana cant worx If you are feeling out of sorts weak and generally ex- ¬ Limited Trains and Perfect Service Connecting at Memphis with through trains to all points in SOUTH AD Dobicoukt Shook DORIGOURT SHOOK Arkansas and Texas Rates Tickets and all Information will be furnished ou application to your nearest ucjcei ageiji T B LYNOH LEADING House Sign and Decorative IIBflaHjiiHr ft PnsBpWWjCTBpi j t Grainere and Paper Hangers f Office on Ninth Street opposite Galther Wests Tobacco Warehouse HoDkinsvllle Ky HaWll Some of tho houses are of tho French style of architecture and others are of Spanish and some aro of both tho walls and general plan of tho French I5DAY i7DAY 90Ai lDY Spanish roof These aro WHAT PEFFERS HERV1G0R DILI style with ri ItactspOTrerfnllr ana qnlcklf Cures wet 61 tho oldest buildings in tho city and others fall You tip men rcsaln lost manhood eld there are only a few of them remaining men recover youthful vlKor Absolutely Ouu nntced to cure Nerrouaneoa loat Vitality These houses were built by tho French Impotency NlchtlyJImlsaloua roatlower ac ¬ aex either atntoUPnlllnir Meruory WcMtlno lla colonists and when the Spaniardsdisenaes effect ofjtlf abtut or excesses and quired the country by gift from tho indiscretion Wards off Insanity and connuraptloz Dont lot IruculstB Impose a worthless substitute oa solute French king many of tho yon becatmo ltyleldsajrrcnterpront Insist on ill French returned to Franco As tho Inn PEFJPEttH JVlfltVIGiiIC oreend for i Can bo carried In vest pocket Piepald plain wrap- buildings decayed the Spanish added a per 1 per bor or O for PC mh A PoaJtl v or Refund tit Ounrnntco WrittenPamphlatfreo to Cure IruptrlPta Aaflreft tilo roof- Tho walls of brick and ce- ¬ Money 8old by ment still stand and tho tile roofs are equally lasting evidences of tho solid Sold by R C Bnrdwick architecture of tho French and Spanish their rooms JiPl laKM mfTEKaWRHtai I JiBBl Is fliiaf HTMSO P7 AN OLD NEW ORLEANSIIOUSE Bitters Dyspepsia Neuralgia Constipation Malaria Creoles BEATS 6EATS NEATS houses of a past age French Spanish or quadroon also preserve the habits and customs of their ancestors The windows iron grated as a jail are The inhabitants of these quaint 3ARSAPARILLA BEST BLOOD PURIFIER IN THE WORLD Compounded of natures greatest curative herbs Successful for 20 years in the cure of all diseases arising from impure blood Ask for Neats take no other ai Blfsss for aalo by R Gk IFJardwiek druggint Is Neats Saraaparilla POLE PEDDLEIt TABLETS BUGK EYE llll OINTMENT I t mi a iCURES NOTHING BUT PILES BEST REMEDY for PILES m hit BOIiBBTMi BRWOGISTS UA iiUUIU BIClLaiiLtUJ MbU V ml SURE and CERTAIN CURE known tor IDyearj as tho at night oven in summer for then the air is laden with malaria and mosquitoes Tho roofs extend over tho pavement or banquette which forms a coal retreat for the absintho drinker smoker and tho goiping femininea in During the day this tho evening space is itilized for tho airing of the family linen Tho Spanish houses have the additional court with galleries facing upon it and hero is washed the family linen and incidentally tho senoras also air that of tho neighbor- ¬ closed eaErisiaurak wii Umilm V Special Directions MalM ultH each Box JMmt o Will Less of Memory makeuouaUTKUNU Vloor ous mil Prtct100 9 A 00 Boxes Bars Prompt PosltJ ute for ImpotMce Loss missions Spermatorrhea Nervousness SelfDIttrurt But this element is passing away and in a fow years tho genuine Creole darky and tho olden timo French of Bourbon type willibo extinct With them will go tho household relics of thoir youth and of heir ancestors Tho newer generation of French as vtoll as thp latter day cplorcd element of npgro Croolo dcscpntare inclined to be progressive and sh6ck the older element by crossipg tho dividing lino bfvCansl Street and imbibing American hood pictures of fish deer and other animals and fowl The women gather sassafras leaves grate them into ilno powder and bring tho stuff to market walking about five miles Tho green powder is called gumbo filie because it is used in tho manufacture of gumbo soup The leaves aro pulverized by grating and file literally signifies something that Is refined to tho finest particle pr some- ¬ thing that is finished Another landmark or picturesque figure that is passing away is the pro- ¬ They cut from fessional pole seller tho banks of bayous near by long slender poles trim them and sharpen tho butts and bring them into the eity shouting as thoy walk tho streets They shout alternately Polesl poles in patois and an attempt at English But tho articles speak for themselves thoso who need poles to hang clothing upon or to prop growing trees hail tho pass ing peddler Allaro familiar with this peculiar form of street cry which is as distinct from tho cry of any other peddler as is tho blast from tho tin fish horn dissimilar from tho plaint of tho charcoal man Tho polo peddler carries his dinner along in a basket for ho makes a can- ¬ vass of the suburbs also and he gath ers up many little presents on the jour ney un nis return nis oasuet is laucn syith cast off shoes hats and other arti- ¬ cles which his pickaninnies aro glad to get A darky very seldom goes anywhere without a basket Thoy aro always ready to receiyo and tho white people knowing their truits and expectations most always give some trilling article to tho darky peddler though they may not havo much themselves There is sorao recompense however in tho darkys manner of rendering thanks Ho invariably Invokes upon tho giver tho blessings of tho Good Master above or hopes that you will go to Ilebbin when you dier Tho plarino seller and polo peddler aro very profuse with thanks when they make a sale ana it js very amusi- ¬ ng1 to hear tho smiling old colored woman say to ono of tho children as she hands out a toothsome plarino May do Good Lord lovo you honey These aro the few landraarks that still linger in this quaint old city tho last of tho Creole days of tho past generation But the tFrench market its glory har departed for tho sightseer 1 wont train your i item a n a 1 1 s pleasant to take B begin at once talc inir the most relia ble strengthening meaictnewnicn is Browns Iron Bit ters A lew bot- ties cure benefit B conies ftom the very first dose it I ieneral Passenger Agent Louisville Ky oUTSVJLLE ST LOUIS AS RAILWAY TEX Note He SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 11805- It Cures Kidney and Liver west hound Lv Louisville No 5J Dally 0 7 No Dally 51 Troubles Bad Blood Nervous ailments Womens complaints Get onlv the trcnuine it has crossed red lines on the wrapper All others are sub- stitutes On receipt of two 2c stamps we will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds Fair Vlewj and book free BROWN CHEMICAU CO BALTIMORE Ml Brandenburg Irvlngton Stephensport Cloverport Ilawesvllle Lcwisport Owensboro Snotsville Ar Henderson Wst Point r 30pm 7 45 am 25pm 840 am 8 04pm 017 am 8iJ0pm 045 am 9 09pm 1028am 9 61 p 10 18 p 10 69 Entirely new and first class in all respects Excellent Sample Rooms nd service unequaled in tho city On Double Car Line CF L P Kleidereb Proprietors Heiiderpon - Ky FlIiST NATIONAL iOI 9 38 p m 10 60 1145 12 10 pm 108pm am 62 1 30 pm m m am am am 11 16 11 40 12 22 am 61 pm east bound Lv Henderson No 7 Dally No Dally BARBER SHOP W E W GRAY PROP ITEMS iM O0AXTAND fltllvd 689v1Ulaii G4- T LOUIS - MO of Inioctt Tho great Barrier roof along tho 4Thi81f3feijivfty of old landmarks coast of Australia is aboAt 1500 miles IsnoWh Busier seen fban at tho lontr tho work of coral isects Some French market the flrtfcl natural pbr times it rises alrnosterpondicularly ject of interttaV that everfe tourist vio- - irom a ueptn oi iavu minoos TUo Work y t F L Wilkins mile and throe and a half on Shell lake Wis Jasper Parish of Blois Ga has a monster potato It is 11 inches in cir cumforence and weighs 7 pounds Parnell Fisher of Bridgeport Del is 0 feet inches and can carry two barrels of water at once and trot along easily with 400 pounds on his shoulder Mon who obtain free passes from the Now York Central railroad have to certify that they are not public officials That is one of tho results of recent changes in the Now York constitution Although the board of health had declared that water from tho pumps in Wilmington Del was bad some people persisted in using it until tho town council sent out men and had every pump handle removed At Penshar near Durham England John Smith a preacher while in tho middle of delivering a special missionary sermon suddenly reeled backward and expired Exactly forty 3ears ago another preacher also named John Smith died suddenly in tho sarao pulpit A Boston manufacturing com pany recently colobrated half a century of existence by making a distribution of a fund of S30Q0 among its employes on tho basH of S5 for each year of Somo of tho employes havo service been in tho service so long that thoir shares reached S150 qao1i A number of lupori havo boon dis covered in Eastern Prussia ofcnccallv at Konigsberg and at Momel about boventy miles from Konigsbirg In this latter district alone ten genuine cases of leprosy havo boon found and the disease has been officially declared to exist in the so districts Spottavllle Owensboro Lewlsport Ilawesvllle Cloverport AND IDEAS Stephensport Irvlngton sailed an ico boat a Brandenburg West Point quarters in a minute Ar Louisville 10 05 10 28 20am 7 43am 8 30am 0 13am 0 37am Nothing but firet clasa work and all 12 05 p m 7 35 a m 100pm 880am done in latest fashion 1131am W SATISFACTION 1105 am am am 5 C 265pm 310pm 400pm 4H5pm 469pm 21pm 45 NINTH ST NEAIi MAIN SHAVING 10 SHAMPOOING 25 HAIR CUTTING 25cents 80pm 6 68pm 8 pm gdaranteed - For further information address II C Mokdue A G P A Louisville Ky or V WHEN YOU L Mills Owrnsboro Ky GrOO LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph made Through Trunk Line thocltlcaof WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO between the oltlos o Cin annati Lexington Louis ville Evansville St Louis Anil No 680 Fourth Avenup g Pullman Palace for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jackson and points PEOPLE BEFORE THE PUBL C t uunrics Dana Gibbons nioJol his typical American yirl is nn lrUh girl jND SPEKI UNRIVALED MacMonnics is tho first Anioritin sculptor to huvo his work purchusJ Cars by tho French government Rubinstein had it seems written two volumes of memoirs but ho de¬ stroyed thorn a few days before hs death ville Mrs Colin Manning- a dauphtT of Chief Justice Fuller is about to V como a professional pianist She Has CoDuectiODb ate made at Guthrie aud studied for seven yeai in Ucraun NashviPe for all points Julian TpnnvNson jjrand nephew of 4 orth Itutt South and W est tho late Loril Tennyson resi fci iu fn Pullman Palace Cars Long IslUndvCity wher6 ho is cnlt vntiiiff his voice a fine barUonoundcr tuitlon pt tt eoinposor i this road will receive special low rates Mrs M L Harrison of San Fran- See agents of this company for rates ciscp is the jannager of the womens o routes Ac or write to department of tbo Paoifie Stataa lifa O P Atmcbe G P TA Sh is capable rh insurance company Louisville bus MontNashville Memphis gomery Mobile andNew Louisville Ky Orleans in Florida tMIGRANfSSrCS a D i fjitpHtitfuUle 1BILB118 TtllSIA ANB entucftiatt tte FRIDAY lOMWOS BT CHAS m MEACHAM SUBSCRIPTION 2A YEAR IN ADVANCE Loeai reading notices 20 ceuta per line Spe tal Local 5 centa per line eaou Insertion Uw for standing advertisements urniahrd v a application OFFICE I 212 SOUTH MAW STREET ANNO UNCEMENT Weare authorized to announce JUDGE JOHN FUELPS i a candidate for Circuit Court Judge in this district subject to the action of the Demo ¬ cratic party Election November 6 1895 AS TO JVDOE LINNS CHAM PION B hi ft i Rf fr V Since Christian county has a candidate or judge and the county will not therefore be one of tho battle- ¬ fields upon which Judge Linn must contest for the votes ho will need in Tnduced his business we had thought it un- ¬ necessary to be led into a controver- ¬ sy with our usually amiable contem- ¬ porary the Independent We might rather remind our non partisan neighbor that this is a little Democratic family fight and that the Oil Kiug Jno D Rockefeller has accumulated Hoods Saraaparilla wSich I recommend Miw Lucy K at every opportunity a vast fortune by attending to his own BevnoedBj JJoonevillo ITentueky business But Judge Linn needs a Hoods Pills cure all Liver Ills Biliousness newspaper m tins county and we are any JooKed alter JUr JSlcivenzio s in- ¬ Constipation Sick Headaclift Indlfeestioa 25c perfectly willing that ho should find terests county precincts to it outside of his party if the Demo- the lastfrom the The Cadiz Telephone says the ballot in the Louisville con- ¬ cratic papers do not care to interest Kentdokians oppositions to Judge vention His close and intimate per- ¬ themselves in his behalf That some- ¬ sonal relations with Mr McKenzie in Linn if the facts are made known body attaches importance to the la- ¬ all his public races up to the time is calculated rather to help the Judge bored argument for the defense in Facts- are what he left the country as minister to Pe- ¬ in his aspirations the Judges case is evidenced by the ru in 1893 are so generally known by wo love to deal in and i the Tele- ¬ fact that papers containing tho bril- ¬ the public that the Independents phone has any concealed about its liant effort have been circulated gra- ¬ charge must strike all who read it as person we iavito a full and free ex tuitously in places where it ws thought being as reckless as it is ridiculous posure What mysterious facts it al- ¬ they would do the most good This ludes to we cannot imaginebut we are Joeing the case the art clo becomes a The report that the Populists of loaded for this fight one barroL with and needs campaign document Hardin county have agreed to sup facts and the other with figgers ¬ will actually con some notice which we will briefly port tue Kepublican stato ticket in and tho Telephone givo it in accordance with its impor-¬ fer a favor on us if it will insure its exchange for votes for their legislaWe tance No life and blow in our muzzle tive candidate is surely false Tho Independent begins by inti- true Populist will sacrifice a man no- ¬ have J udge Linns record f rom the mating that the Kentuckians article ble enough to forego his personal in- ¬ Siege of Carthage to tha Gooquesiof was iuspirod by unworthy motives or terests and take a nomination on our Cadiz and our advico to him is to written by some fine Italian hand ticket in the interests of humanity in muzzle his fool friebd early in the otherthan that of the- editor The order that we might gain a petty of openin g of hostilitiesmotive and purpose of the article fice Away with this unholy traffic It is now said that Senator Car- ¬ were clearlv sot forth in the article ing in votes Paducah Populist public renunciation of his forWe do not believe Judge itself This is another black eye for the lislesviews on mer the money question is the man to fill this high of- Jamos Linn Pettit combination will be made in two speeches one at be filled and our ob fice as it should Memphis May 28 and another at ject was aud will be to prevent his Senator Hill is catching it acomin Louisville about the same time done by honor nominationif it can be Although he fought and agwien ble means tho income tax in season and out of The third district has been for many ssason the Now Yorkers are charging Oatarrn Oannot bo Oared more ably represented on the him with the present existence of the With LOCAL APPLIC ATIONS a years bench than an y district in the state law One critic says Hills peanut they cannot reach the heart of the conblood disease and we do not believe the Democrat- politics will cost New York City 12 stitutional Catarrh is a in orderor cure to disease and ic party should establish a judicial 000000 If either Hornblower or Peck ii you must take internal remedies kindergarten for training inexperienc- ham had been chosonin place of Jus- Halls Catarrh Curo is taken internaled and poorly qualified men to clog tice White tho income tax would ly and acts directly on the blood and surfaces Halls Catarrh the higher court with the evidences have been declared unconstitutional mucous not a quack medicine It was Gure is Wo do not of their incompetency There would prescribed by one of the best physiby a vote of 6 to 3 wo should invite defeat by have been no tie believe cians in this country for years and is a regular prescription- - It is composputting up any man who will rattle ed of the best tonics known combinin Judge Graces chair like a bean in The terms of peace have at last ed with the best blood purifiers actoE the Democratic a bladder Most been agreed to by China and Japan ing directly on the mucuous surfaces reverses have been caused by present- The moneyjidemuity is to be 100000- - The perfect combination of tho two ing men unfit for office and this 000 yen and China also gives up tho ingredients is what produces such year is the time of all times for us to island of Formosa and the mainland wonderful results in curing Catarrh free put our best meu forward It is a peninsula upon which Port Arthur is Send for testimonials CO Props F J CHENEY fact that if Judge Linn be our candi- situated The Japs dictated their Toledo O date the Republicans will question own terms Sold by all Druggists price 75c his competency as one of the issues Notlco to Farmers of the campaign As ono who loves The silver sentiment is rapidly Before buving a cultivator farmers his party better than men of pleas- spreading all over the country Even should seo the New American operate ant address and dignified bearing in New York the poor people and tho It is simple of construction easy to we do not believe we should pass laboring classes are ready to turn adjust and operate light of draft and ¬ over our best lawyers and nominate to free coinage for relief By this made of the best material It is econ- ¬ omy to buy the New xmerican beJudge Linn just because he is a good time next year the goldbugs will be sides boing the best cultivator on tho looking gentleman who would like to on a dead run market it is an excellent hard ground have the office So much for the moharrow and sod pulverizer American tive As to the other insinuation we Montgomery has Harrow Company is now located at Ex Congressman If our neighbor at last secured au office Ho was Hopkinsville Ky and wo have on need a diagram hand two carloads of these combined thinks tho Kentuckians article was a last week appointed a member of tho cultivators which we will bo glad to contribution and passed off as an ed Dawes Indian commission Cabaniss exhibit and te3t to overy farmer in itorial to further the interests of any of Georgia another ox was also tak- ¬ Christian county G C Kellooq foreman for Amer other candidate or any man then it is en care of in the same way ican Harrow Co Detroit Mich only necessary to say that he is mis See testimonials below taken all along the line Tho Ken Casky Ky April 8 1895 The Southern Magazine will here- ¬ American Harrow Co Detroit Mich tuckians editorial columns are net after be known as The Gentlemen I bought one of your tho property of the public Its ediMagazine The name is bung bo are all lesome and means nothing while the NewAmerican cultivator and harrows torials such as they may and from the test already made I be writen by tho same Italian hand old name was properandeuphonious lieve it to be the best cultivator I ever that has supplied copy for fifteen ww win piiiwm saw and as a harrow for hard equals it It years The Tennessee Senate adopted a ground nothing pulverizing sod is also excellent for says the Independent The free silver resolution by a vote of 14 Yours truly statemont that Judge Linn was dis- to 10 The resolution requested Con ¬ T L GBAHAil courteous to tho lawyers was wholly gress to enact a free coinage law at a American Harrow Co Detroit Mich unwarranted Deau Sirs Your Mr A L Kel- ¬ It is hardly neces- ratio of 16 to 1 logg put up operated and sold me sary to raise a question of veracity one of your New American cultivator oa this small point but we knew what Nellie Bly tho well kuown corres- ¬ and harrows combined Have had We saw pondent whose real name was Miss sixteen years experience in handling wo were talking about Judge Linn as many as three times JUlizabeth Cochran has married cultivators and farm implements and abruptly seat lawyers to the amuse- - Eobert Seaman a rich old million after a thorough test and careful ex amination I am prepared to say it is We have aire 70 years old ment of the bystanders the most perfect tool of the kind I been told by several jurors that they have over seen It is well and stron- John Lyne the sholfworn bachelor lv built simple in construction and on joyed seeing him sit down on the lawyers something his courteous big of the Henderson Journal has no iB easily handled and is under of thorough hearted preaecessor was novor Known wife to buy spring dresses for so ho all times control sure the operator at anyone capable I am is tin However we will not dwell haB bought one for his paper of haudling a team can operate one as upon this roatyer since most lawyers strongest man being kept well as tho Jttespectfully need laWiohwg pope ma while Senator Blaokburn is a d it walekb jvry busy explaining his vote for the A b i which def nuuuuueu m misiaKe was iu assertion that our esteemed coatem porary a few yers ago withhtold its support frotti Jim McKenzie There are a thousand living witnesses to the falsity of this absurd accusation for- ¬ eign as it is to the subject in handThe files of the Kentookian show that tho paper has supported Mr Mc Kenzie for every office he has ever run for since its editor who was his pupil in childhood assumed control of its columns in 1879 It supported him in his last race for congress in 1886 when another esteemed con- ¬ temporary assisted in his defeatand the most charitable construction to be placed upon this remarkable statement is that the Independent has somehow mixed up its contem- ¬ poraries in its memory In 1890 Mr McKenzie was a candidate for senator and the Kentuckian support ¬ ed him An effort was made after the senatorial race was settled to induce him to again run for congress by those who had never been his sup porters but his best friends advised him to keep out of a hopeless contest already won by Ellis and ho wisely concluded to wait for something bet- ¬ ter In 1892 Mr McKenzie will bear witness to the fadt that he had no truer friend than the editor of the AENTucKiAN m Jus candidacy for delegate from the state at large to tho Chicago convention He person- ¬ vy hossins v J 1 f fl ft ApnLM04 98j6 Mens Boys and Children s sP Mm 3m f was a time When money would xd furfcKer in the way of buying Clothing Our childrens combination suits with z pair pants cap unu a wmswe tniuwu m iuift me Wa Tipvpr HI Will Mrs L E Reynolds Boonevillo IMPWW Ww is not only the best but handsomest combination in the i250 500 XTCLVTT jj5k- Ky town Our black and grey Mens suits at That Tired Feeling I cannot Bay too much In praise ol I was subject to HoodB Sareaparllla pains In my back dizziness liver com- ¬ plaint and that tired feeling I was com lately worn oat and could scarcely walk Eall a mile and It seemed as though life was a burden at the ago of 18 I did not cars about living whon a friend ISSe to Try Hoods Baxiuiparilla It 1ms benefited mo- greatly andlhave not beenwlthont1 It Bhace I And it to be a wondrf ul blood purifier and suffer from complaints to all I can say about who Impure blood if they by brought xtuit to be cured take Hoods Sarsapaiilla You can considorme a lifelong friend to r 4A l Dizziness Pain In the Back Llvei Complaint All Cured by Hoods are stunners ana it is only a maimer 01 time when they will be gone and we cannot replace them The clothes you buy of us admits youTto the first place every whele They- are right up to date and of artistic make and shape Qur new assortment of Spring Suits is a marvel of beauty style andjex fipllfinrfi The material is o the highest quality and the QOrl VPaf n1ytPY1iA1r r nXn ia gumcuuu fllO j r Til A TlflW v yvuuuauomjj w rt VQ r f tWSWtfft rice power can go no iurtner witn meritorious v merchandise than the low prices we have placed on our goods this season f l ATfV rr r Hoods Cures MAMMOTH CLOTHING SHOE CO LOOK AT US told you last week of our immense line of Ladies7 Misses Mens and Childrens Shoes We thank you for the large and number who have oalled and proved us in this True as you will find us in what ive tell you regarding We OUR CLOTHING We will sell a good suit at 75e and up to 5 00 We have the best goods1 and for less money than ever clothing was ojfefejtji iw Kentucky 500 Boys pants at 7 cents Miese are allwoool goods Clay Worsteds Cheviots etotSBqifs waisfsd 25 cents up 5 v ii ilftiiFli miuP mMJLm atl 4 9 a lighter one at 1 19 ME3PS WORK SHIRTS See the great bargains we offer you at 25c 50c - Our JiatWne is complete all over vJY Superstitious womon prejudiced against gTeon have boon knowm to refuse lettuce Sweet potatoes like eggs cam bo cooked in as many styles as tberar axe Duff edi sleeves Spring Time A Coketorij j Heavy mole skin at 99c A light Moleskin at 7Be Heavy wool moleskin See our line of New York Mills Camlet Jeans JpLlXtiS at 4e i v ft qualities 4 f ft olall over Hhe fidofld at Fetree LH Go TIME TABLE TOr Tot T1UINB GOING MORTU Ta little girl pufe a dynamite carji on her lead pencil as an No 52 8 1 Xcnls Fast Mall 952 a m ornament The experiment cfst her NosE6 Nashville Accom 860 pm three fingrera from one hand and bad N06JS6 Louis Express 1010 pm Injuries Noft u Is when nearly everybody feels the need of some blood purifying strength invigorating and nealth producing medicine The real merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla is the reason of its wide ¬ spread popularity Its unequaled success is its best recommendation The whole system is suscoptible to the most good from a medicine like Hoods Sarsaparilla taken a this time and we would lay special stress upon the time and remedy for histo- ¬ ry has it recorded that delays are to tbi of r TEAINS GOING- BOCTUI Nov 68 St Louis Express 4 81 a m -- Valley Chango in Tims Q hio Railway N eft Nashville Accomodation 5 2S a m No 61 St Louis Mail Taking Effect Sunday Sept E18pm Nashville AccommodoUon docs not run on 23rd 1894 Sunday North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast TRAOTSGOJNO SOUTH irolns have through traina solid and sleepers to Chicago and St Louis Mail Express Fast Line stops only at important stations Mall Kpress Ky Bvansvlllo and Has through Pullman sleep ¬ 630am 830pm ers tocrossings Qa Atlanta Hemlorson 717am 420pm Corydon J M Adams Agent 7M2am 44 Mpnjanflo u DeKoyon PrlnoetOB k8l3amBi5pm S52pm 8m Ar CeruleoSprlags tracer HopklrTiUe R 1183 am 1149am 1910 1057 am ARE YOUR EXES PERFECT pra 858pm No 8 8 765 p NORTH BOUND 3pm 9l5p aiiy Mail Express Maili Express dangerous The remarkaJale success TvHopJutisvJll HAYE YOUR EXES EXAMINED 645 a m 245 Dm achieved by Hoods Sarsaparilla and Princeton 715 a ra sn m The repairing of brokon spectacles and ad 814 aim justing properly to the face by IMDKelly the many words of praise it has reP m 07pm is not equalud in this pari of the country vii u m ceived make it worthy of your con- ¬ MorganQeld 054a 742 nm Coydon We ask you to givo this fidence 815 p m l1025ftm Henderson 10 6ft a in 840 pm medicine a fair trial r Kvanavllle 1185a m p l Dallr Sv Vt 930 m HOTIOE T wast every man and woman In tho United States Interested in tbe Opium and Whisk ¬ habits to bvo one of ray books on these diseases Address B M Woolloy Atlanta Go Mox 382 and one will bo sent you free LOCAL FBJUUUT 10 LELAND T POWERS Tho Great Impersonator of Character iWhd is without a Rival at tho Lv Princeton ArHopklnsvlJle ArPrinceton 00am 6opm 780p m 7i5a m Daily UN10NTOWN BRANCH Mid-Contine- nt DontTobacco i mn The truthful startling mie or a nook about the onjy harmless oUAi VNTKKD tobacco habit cure It you want to iuit and lOHiOa mv750p m cant use No to oae Braces up uiootinlied kMorgaafi6ld nerves eliminates nicotine poisons makes¬ ArUnlontown 1026 a m t8rlQpm men gain stronffth weight and vigor Posi- ¬ tive cure or money refunded Sold and guar E M Sherwood- - Agt BFMitciiell anteed by R O HABDWICK HopklnsvilleKy GPA Books at druggists or mailed free Addres The Sterling Kemedy Co Chicago offlce 4 Randolph St New York 10 Spruce St Sit or Smoke Your LvUnlontown Life way Ar Morganfield South Bound Dally 740 a m 480pm 500 pm 05ara North Bound Daily TABERNACLE APR 17tH 25 ADMISSION 50c ChildrGncScliools in body of or more 15c E- 1815 iNBOnE IN THE OLD KeLIABL- 1895 FACTS POSITIONS GUARANTIED MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO unaor reascnaoie conditions io not say it OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DOPD President cannot be done until you send for free U90 page catalogue VllAVOnONS PRACTI ¬ t si ssajm oo CAL UV81NHS8 COLXKQJS avJ Sehool of Total Assets January 1st 1S05 187J and Telegraphy Paid Polioy Holders since orpanizatlon Typewriting Shorthand ti 1 61 8urDlus Former N Y Standard NASHVlLLKTfiNtf nrpwoo 4 IVZEKSdj Draughons method of teach Lossspald In Kentucky over r ing book keeping is equal to IS WJZJfKS by After second year GUARANTEED n CASH SURRENDER VALUES on life and esdowsaent r Tnnftanr-nv olrt method nouoiea iriiunjixaiiiij n uadu iuAno raano on assignable Dolltles in caee qi Iaiwa no FOUKJS1XUBK POU07 Is conUnued in force FOR 7VLUAU0 iiMtr the TMrveorUpra- jt riOOCUPA foi red tor the purchase of a paid up pollcv No restrictions as to W8IDEHO npiK nnllpimfl ¬ 7 1 r TION v y Ttla atrnnulv Andoraed bv BankcrH Merohants J and practical bookkeepers all over the United THE BESTCONTRACT EVER OFFERED it of tuition Cheap States Reasonable rates board Open to both sexee coo student past CaHprlvrito for Bamplo policy at yoiirag uid off pliaddsired year representing 88 states and Territory It has also prepared books for W- - SMITH GO State Agents 542 WrfMfiLitnity TpuisVille K j Kyi f1 sent on 60 days trial WhenyouVriU espials Addroaa lJHiMVmJn your wants at NMhTin HOMH1 STTJ y i I 1 Tfc fJ A CALLi3fA1wXLACEIAwntfii -- w C U I HAMIUVILLI KtNTUOKY rimummtn t i It to April Jf i6l895 STIRKANDZENO HQPK3asrSVlLiE KENTUOKIAN The Worlds OreatestJAwtaiktfi Now WltU THIS Tho Waited I MtaHnormou8kow8 u a AEOOTD AUD ABOUT IN NOTHING BUT NEWS FOUND COLUMN Htehet r IT 1 Awarded Honors Worlds Fair i JDR ZBTXGrG- tfZUUU to tfJLUUU JUWMM A Condensed Account of the I utcat Ilnn- pennArs Ternoly Told tor Busr Readers Miko Tierney a former freight conductor on the L N has effected a compromise with the Standard Oil Company in his suit for 25000 damages at Louisville He compromised at 10000 A few years ago Mr Tierney while acting as conductor for the L N was blown up by a naphtha explosion Ho entered the car whore the explosive material MOST PERFECT MADE was stored with a lighted lantern r i pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Fraj thinking the car only contained oil fcrriAmmonia Alum or any other adulterant He vra led to believe this from a la ¬ j 40 YEARS THE STANDARD bel Withe car Ho was Beriously in JureiSythe explosion and lingered between deathand life for some time He has regained bis health but will PHENOMENAL VOICES bq disfigured for life Quite a stir has been created at Russian Priests tho Greatest Bass San Francisco by the sudden appear- ¬ Singers in tho World ance there after having been regard ¬ ed as dead ior twenty years of WilAll of tho rtaislan Church Singing I liam Henry Allen who formerly Done by Won BaMVolcos of Extraor ¬ owned land in the heat of the city dinary Resonance An Im- now valued at 14000000 It is said perlal Choir nViflTO Yha tTint flinf tlio rarnwla An nnf i property ever passed out of Allens I The singing in Russia that is in hands Ho has just been restored to the Russian church is confined en- ¬ reason after 20 years confinement in a tirely to men says tho Christian Ad- ¬ New York asylum vocate All the monks are singers Farmer Weimar who last Tuesday For a thousand years Russia has bought a wife in Louisville for 50 been searched for tho best voices committed suicide at Midway Thurs ¬ among tho monks and they aro day morning Weimar had sold his brought to the most important cen- ¬ tobacco and got on a big spree He ters As no person can become a Drains with a 38 calibre blew out his pistol It haB developed that Weim- ¬ priest in Russia who is not the son ar has three living wives of a priest the parish priests being married in nearly all the training has C H Aaron has sued the city of gone on from age to age Bowling Green for 2000 damages Aaron fell on Ian icy pavement in Bass voices in Russia of such ex- ¬ that city last winter and broke one traordinary depth and resonance arm He charges gross negligence are found that they have special in permitting the ice to accumiiate parts assigned to them an oc- ¬ and says that he would not have been tave below the real part These lurt but for that are called octavists It is not un- ¬ Pousion ers in the Pen Sylvester Piko president of the The following soldiers Of the late common to find those who can take Uniontown tfank and one of the larg- ¬ war confined in the Kentucky peni- the F below the C Most of these est real estate owners in Union coun- ¬ ty yesterday made his four eldest chil- ¬ tentiary in this city for crimes bass voices como from North Russia dren two boys and two girls a pres committed since the close of the war It is an interesting fact bearing on ent of 1500 cash each are drawing pensions from the gov- ¬ climate that contraltos of unusual depth and resonance are found in Soyenty five coal miners struck at ernment Judge A M Pulliam sent that part also up for manslaughter S20 a month the coal mines of the Breckinridge Win The imperial chapel in St Peters- ¬ 30 and Pineville syndicate near Pine Thos Middleton manslaughter C Hershman horse stealing burg has a choir the finest in Rus- ¬ ville x The miners want concessions 16 Leander Wages manslaughter sia of 120 voices Tho members of in wefljKing and docking 12 B T Bains malicious cutting it have no other business and pre AdcSfe Morgan and Millie May 12 H N Drake manslaughter 10 serve their voices with the utmost Nixon aged5 years each were bitten J L Jones manslaughter 12 MilEvery day they study vocalby a mad dog at Dawson last week ton BledBoe murder 10 M M But care ization for an hour and a half under and were taken to Paducah for treat- ¬ ton malicious cutting 8 George ment 9lth a madstone 6 John L Italian masters besides this they Sinclair housebreaking Wigginton murder 4 G W Cope receive regular instruction in church The agent of the Gamewell fire 4 N O Gambill style under native teachers alarm system has been arrested at manslaughter 12 manslaughter No church music in Russia can be Covington on a charge of offering a As they have but little use for printed or performed until it has S750 Bribe to the president of the money except to buy tobacco and first received the sanction of the boajrfe2 Alderman other little articles the pension of proper authorities The general ffistSm Shipp who killed the ne- some of them is accumulatiner in the gro Brown at Lexington sclaims he hands oOhe warden and they will church chants in Russih are akin to acted in self defense It is said the have quite a sum to their credit when theGregorian belngunbarred melo- ¬ negroes have threatened in the event their time is out Thoso who have dies destitute of rhythm There are Shipp is acquitted families of course send it home for eight of them in use which are The body of one of the passengers the use of their families and children changed every week Von Moltke the great German Frankfort Bound About of the steamer Longfellow which general recenny aeceasea was a sank at Cincinnati has been found at DEATHS connoisseur of music and ho as- ¬ Ludlow It is said to be the body of Wallace Mr Jas T Wallace serted that the music of the Rus- ¬ Jacob Aull a passenger until lately a druggist of this city Deputy Collector Desha Breckin- died Saturday after a long illness of sian church is as far removed ridge haB ruled that money won in typhoid fever He recovered suffi ¬ from the meager hymns of Protestantism as from the operatic music gambling must be turned in as a part ciently some weeks aero to ero toLouis- - of theRomau Catholic church We ville to have his eyes treated but suf ¬ of a mans income with no offsets for relapse and returned homo have lost no opportunity to bear the fered a losses and continued to grow worse until best music tho cathedrals and In circuit court at Elkton Geo death ended his sufferings He was churches vof all religions have to Saddler ex cashier of the Peoples about thirty years of age and a young offer including the Jewish syna bank at Guthrie was acquitted of the man of fine character and promise gogues and havo never heard any ¬ aecond charge of forgery against He had been a member of tho firms thing so distinctive impressive of Gaither Wallace and Wallace him compact and massive nor any single Taliaferro retiring from the latter af- ¬ A syndicate headed by J T Han- ter his health failed Mr Wallace basso equal to that of the priest cock has purchased the Hamilton who was celebrant at the memorial was son of Thomas elevator at Uniontown and will erect lace aand livedthe latehis mother Wal- service to Peter the Great in St with and at once a 35000 flouring mill sister on Sixteenth street The fu- Petersburg or excepting Mme Lightning strucktwo boys who were neral was held Sunday afternoon at Albani a contralto equal to that of riding horseback in Butler county Grace Episcopal church and tho body a woman who sang in the Russian One was instantly killed together was buried with Pythian honors in convent on Mount Tabor in Pales- ¬ with the horse they were on Hopewell Cemetery More than one tine Ben Radford a negro boy of Al hundred Knights were in the proces- ¬ THE FUTURE AMERICAN lensyille was accidentally shot wjth sion that escorted the remains of the Ho Is Destined to Bo the Highest target gun by his little brother and dead brother to the grave a died two days later Type of Humanity Tribble Mri G W Tribble a sou of Mr Peter Tribble died yester- ¬ Dean Hole on the eve of departure Mrs M E Berryman was arrested day morning at the U and put in jail at Kuttawa Friday father of consumptionhome of his for home predicted for America the acred 29 highest type of humanity night and during the night died of years He He is of had been in failing health tho opinion heart disease this oountry is assimil ¬ for a year or more and his death was ating tho various foreign races com- ¬ The large warehouse of McElrath not unexpected The funeral will oc- ¬ at Murray was burned last week cur at 2 oclock to day at the family prising its population in a way that Loss 6000 with only 1200 insur- residence four miles from town in- will produce a distinctive American terment in Hopewell Cemetery De- ¬ type and one that will be superior to ance ceased was a inost estimable young any of tho old world races contribut TJhe white vq ers in Kentucky are man ana a memoer or tne Christian toit gWerrat 387871 while the colored church He was unmarried Tho distinguished Englishman re- ¬ voters are placed at 63421 fers back to the mixture of Saxon MATBIMONIAL A Lexington man has lost his mind Celt and Norman in the British isles Mr Geo H Merrill Jr and Miss resulting In a because a favorite horse of his was type that has sinco injured and had to bo shot Sallie Blythe both of this city were had a positive influence upon tho Sydney Workman aged six years married Wednesday night at Rev A history and civilization of tho world kicked to death by a horse near C Biddles residence Rev Biddle of- In this new race tho same elements ficiating Princeton Friday Mr Lawrence P Tanner and Miss aro mingling under more favor- ¬ Miss Fannie Clarkson of Vino Eunice Porter both of Calhoon Ky able auspices together with others Grove Ky died in Chicago of small- will be married April 25 Mr Tan- ¬ that will lead In Dean Holes esti- ¬ pox Thursday ner is a prominent young politician mation to a race better more ener- ¬ of McLean county getic and with a higher mentality rJue Jiivansville Courier has sold 3500 of Coins Financial School than the English MAItniAQK LICENSES Certainly there are grounds for tho Geo H Merritt to Sallie Blythe The Mississippi berry crop will be belief of Dean Hole He was not s unusually large COLORED the first to advance the theory Ljojjounty will vote on prohibi- ¬ Bob Cary to Lizzie Radford Some scientific gentleman many Louis LeavM to Carrie Carr tion May 25 c Henry Orndorff to Anna Harrison years ago advanced the opinion that Killed by lightning tho mingling of races in this country ¬ A son of John Lynn of Sturgis toulavllle Convocatloa of Protestant Epis wquld produce a magnificent homo ¬ copal Charcli f geneous race r was killed by lightning near that The great natural To delegates attending the above place Friday The boys brother was meetuwr the Ohio Valley railway will resources grand distances and other Y 212223 to characteristics of the dountry Itgelf v on the same horsey but strange to say BdrnatefeVMMpnl i hewfts riot killedj but was somewhat Louisvil W aadMtnrH at on and one might be expected to jhvy a part jn forming the great Xmerican Jype Jtojured They hadjust started to thufajefortnMindrip p MnoHttt JlUtle loss lmporahnthJbfea- Jrork The horse on which theywere B M Swiwoot riding waa alto intahtly killed tttreui iJA 1 WWMMVM r J MONGthfe great est aerialists ever known Stirk and Zeno are tho rec ognized leaders There has never been a feat accom plished by a n y other gymnasts which these justly famous gentlemen could not accomplish and they do ev ¬ en more than that they have a stand ing challenge open to the world to meet and defeat any and all comers They have been the recognized stars in their branch of the gymnastic world for the past ten years and to see their awe inspiring flight through space is tho sight of a fife time Swinging aloft in the topmost dome of the huge circus and hippodrome tent and dart ¬ ing from swing to swing with the rapidity of a shot from a cannon they resent a magnificent exhibition of S aring and trained agility most won ¬ derful to behold Their triple som- ¬ ersault turned in mid air While springing from trapeze bars swinging luiuy jeei upuri is a inrming uct tu its kind seldom seen in this or any other country Tho enormous salary paid these famous artists would equal the entire salary list of the ordinary tent ¬ ed amusement enterprise And yet they are but a single feature with the great Walter Main shows The only riding lion ever on exhibition is with this massive amusement institution Wallace a lion that actually rides a ponderous elephant around the hip podrome track and performs upon the back of a swiftly running horse all sorts of startling feats Tho street parade which takes place daily at 10 a m is a full mile of golden magnifi cence more than a score of open dens of rare wild beasts are to bq seen and ten kinds of music discourse melody of the sweetest strains This massive aggregation will give two complete performances in Hopkinsvillo on April 20 Just received a full line oKthe latest styles hi Buggies Surreys Phae tons Traps and Carts ever seen here Prices to suit the times from 7 s r f CREAM BAKING mmn I I HARNESS The TJiese largest and most complete line in the city rangininffiomce from wagon Harness at all prices foOUuup 1 K DEERING BINDERS BICYCLES 4Wtt 4 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 can pull it all day tet m ItfMtit Wfb f n V 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 m w MAJESTIC RANGES f s i makes in home and cure dyspepssa Get you out early to worh and lieep you with plenty of hot water day and night Use Fertilizers 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 yU GoodS Ad ffi iew spring We have opened foi inspection our complete assortments of new Spring broods Never be- ¬ fore have we been able to offer so many induce- ¬ ments in either style variety or price 1 xvvwfl a s Hfiiiiir t ii Bran New Patterns That cannot be found at any other house in the city Dont wait for the Spring rush See our goods and get prices STYLISH SPBISQ COSTUME We Open 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 Carpets Only those ma es which Beliable Maes we can guarantee are allowed in our stock Any pattern you select will be first class C LATHAM Nr- v Novelties For The u H f We Jtmiors Oo-P-- ggLoti wool never-rip-sea- m have the most complete line of Children 150 to 500 CCOO PW to 1CC1C1 c aged 3 to 8 years beau- - CJI1 50 tifully made and trimmed M51 ages 4 to 15 years all 4fc li 650 4-- E 00 i Hyperion Windsor the latest New York Craze earth A TQTQ st ST Jl DW JtIk3 X j3 buttonsonwarranted 50seam X to VV 125 and Yatch Tennis and Bicycle Caps Sweaters and Bicycle Hose X BOULWAR iH 1 In ft S to a 8 H3 jfMg FOB RENTon South yirginia street desirable rlace house or 8 rooms jrre yard and crarderi and alLkiiids W Wk Ware of fruit Tho Todd cointv efand jury re- J3 haai -J J tf A40t lh - lurueu vyyujy8ix juuicujuui uoiwb us nujuuraiuoui laes wetuu A urotracfed rrieetiner ia beinsr held in the Methodist church at Trenton Dr E N Fruity Dentist office over City Bank Hopkinsvillo Ky Much sickness is reported from tho Laytonville neighborhood Vitalia double strength for sale by druggists A A HOPKINS VIIiLB EENTJUOKLAll rangements to Cl lC iVTMOKKj w i5 AmtfADV v Ui pie accouiodatioQB go- Make your JVP Maskb ar- - GPA Excursion Mgr A Never Ceasiiig Sfteaiti v Of m April 16 1896 nj 0 JsSfvNk X 1 ta A h V druggists Of medicinal atents is gradually rel egating the oldLtim herbe pills draughts and vegetable extracts to the rear and bringing into general Use the pleasant and effective liquid laxative Syrup of Figs To get the true remedy seo that it is manufactured by tho California Figs Syrup Co only For sale by jail leading The Evolution1 Buyers t vaa Tl J itoy Amr Wk v ll ri ti i7- J AnEnETCRNiNQ 2rM ti fromourJgfcbrejwith58atifactorv j iJtA j 4jsivjSLi If j Sr i ftiilrchM08 A NevorCaingSSnV am- L of woll pleasedcustpmefs whose praise has this KNOWLEDGE 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 lass expenditure by more promptly adapting the worlds bent products to tho needs of physical being will attest the value to health of tho pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the xomedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleas- ¬ ant to tho taste the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect lax- ¬ ative effectually cleansing the system dispelling colds headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation tu It has given satisfaction of millions and tho medical met with the approval profession because it acts on the Kid ¬ neys Liver and Bowel3 without weak ¬ ening them and it is perfectly free from overy objectionable substance Syrup of Figs is tor sale by all drug¬ gists in 50c and 1 bottles but it is man ¬ ufactured by tho California Fig Syrup Co only whose name is printed on every package also the name Syrup of Figs and being well informed you will not Take Vitalia Liver Pills py TJ made the lKKSONAIi GOSSIP 8 Marine Band Doming accept any substitute if offered KEEE AND THERE Len Hammond of Tuggleville who was shot by James Ingram about two weeks ago is recovering from his wounds Hammond had forty three sliot in his head and side Ingram is thoughtto be in Paducah and a war- ¬ rant has been sent to that place for his arrest 1 t per pair Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless Co process Office over Bassett Dr C B Hanson of Trigg county a recent graduate of Vanderbilt Uni versity Nashville will locate at Crof Bishop Vincent says Tho read ings by Mr Leland T Powers at Moayop Chautauqua this season surpassed Mr C W Meacham and his little anything in the line of elocutionary niece Miss Bessie Loscher of Paentertainment we have ever enjoyed B here They have been unique and ducah are visiting friends in the city brilliant Miss Katie Rutherford has acceptCo in 23rd of April is the date for ed a position with Richards The the coming Pinafore performance their millinery department The young people have been pracHenry THardwick flas returned ticing diligently and progressing fa- ¬ from Owensboro and accepted a posivorably The entertainment will be tion with Dr R C Hardwick ing gentlemens furnishing a very interesting one Admission 50 Rev Ernest Foulks who went west goods drug store millinery cents some months ago is now located at c Tho sheriff of Todd county arrived Gallup New Mexico in the city Friday night with four Mrs Lizzie There is a good opening Howell of Julien is prisoners two white and two colored iZbpkinsville Ky for a In looking for a present for your convicted in the circuit court at Elk visiting the family of her son Mr W in live first class man in any ton at its recent term They left Sat R Howell friends dont forget to call Miss Afanraret Wilson of Pem of these lines of business urday morning for Juldyvule Apph to Ira L Smith Dr Sam J Bakerspecialistdiseases broke is visiting Mrs J D Russell and see our stock of Eye Ear Throat and Nose Eyes Mr Jno T EvanB of Trenton was Secretary tested with finest French trial case in the city yesterday on business before mak- made free Spectacles furnishedOffice Miss Jennie Petree of Elkton is overWallace Taliaforros drugs store We Are visiting relatives in the city Lady attendant Hours 9 to 4 ing H H Sivley leads the field with Harry Bryan was in the city vestor- - SomSmSmk Advertising a selection mule colts He reports pno by Mr day interviewing the trade JRen-ijIia-R F Hives big Jack Napoleon that The old relinble Furniture dealers and Mr C B Eades has gone to Mc- ¬ undertakers was 44 inches high before it was a Up stairs in Henry block New Pretty and Lean county on business day old Who can beat it Hopkiu8ville Ky Mrs Jno R Kitchen is visiting Fresh fish hams jowls breakfast useful articles in sterling And eo Grover has gone d fishing evaporated fruits canned friends in Paris Tenn bacon And weve heard from old Japan goods of all kinds lemous and alder Shes giving China a licking Mr Andrew Hall is in Washington silver and plated ware But were still at the same old stand nery butter for your G A R guests at on business Wallis grocery Merritts old stand If you doubt it come and see for Mr E B Bassett has returned from yoursolveh CONDY And txaniino our shop GRAVES Tho lecture of Leland T Powers at the tabernacle will not commence Louisville made furniture and ba astonished at until 8C0 oclock Wednesday night ha low prices we are silling it for Endeavorers Attention that persons may attend prayer meet- ¬ ing and then the lecture The committee of arrangement have Last Monday nipht burglars secured a rate of one fare for round broke into W R Lougs liquor store Hopkinsvillo Steam Laundry does work for thousands in Tennessee and trip to all persons desiring to attpnd and cut into his dpsk and attempted AT the endeavor convention at Louis to break opn his safe in which ihey Kentucky can we not do yours orders receive prompt attention and villo May 24 25 26 Free entertahr were uusucctuwfiill They however satisfactk n guaranteed ment6will be given to all Christian carred off n few cjgttrs and a jug of Any other persons de whiskey and a lob of loaf sugar Hopkinsville Steam Dye WorkB Endeavorers has an experienced dyer nnd can give siring to take advantage of the cheap These fpllows seem to be good you as good work in cleaning and rates can uo so due oi courso will not judges of liquor for thoy carried off UP TO dying as you can get anywhere Call be provided with free entertainment a white jug containiusr I W Harpers while in the city but will bo able to whifikey which iflthe best made For and get prices Rale by W U Long Hopkinsville MBLER obtain board at The Hopkinsvillo Steam Laundry Horace Condy reduction rates Mr Kv will have charge of BICVGLES has just received a patent lace cur the excursion and any persons desirand lace curtains can ing to attend will do well to commutain stretcher T bo laundried equal to now cents nicate with him Mr K McRae has secured a posi- ¬ tion as traveling salesman for S Grabfelder Co liquor dealers Lou- isvillo with Kentucky and Tennessee as territory Mr McRae is an experienced salesman and will mako the house a good man He made his initial trip last week stopping in this city two days Judge Brown will leave to morrow for Camden Ala to look after some Mrs Brown and lecral business daughter Miss Lilly will accomplvny the judge as far as Mobile and will spend tho week visitmcr that and other southern cities Dr E R Cook celebrated his 71st birthday on the 11th inst by giving a dinner to quite a number of his friends Tho spread was a delight- ¬ ful one and the company enioved themselves to the fullest extent Mr John Moayon and wife are at Dawson Mr Moayons health has not been good for sometime and he went to that place seeking recuperation Mr T P Burke of Now York a brother-in-laof Dr J D Clardy is critically ill at his home in New York and is not expected to recover Mr Jas TJtterback and wife of Pa ducah are the guests of Mrs Utter backs parents Mr and Mrs J W Yancey Mrs Gus Myer has returned to her home in Louisville after a pleasant visit to her daughter Mrs Max J w President Cleveland has given the Marine Band permission to mako a southern tour There is no finer mil itary baud in the country Prof Fan ciulli tho leader is one of the most successful composers of the day Ho was for sixteen years the arranger and composer of Gifmores band and to him is due the credit of originating such famous pieces of band music as The Turkish Patrol Tho Trip to Mars The Manhattan Beach etc mm War raMW lNmMfflmm J NAME house a of synonym for ft Ml beautiful gbbdsandeconomicalprices They depart only to return again v- W MFmWttM frinWHriiii It canned e day after day J2j f To Buy or i Inspect j The new goods that almost overy hour brings us business ThebaMlnits entirety will aprMar hero for ono grand concert at Hollands opera house on Monday even ¬ ing May 6 and a moat popular program is announced The band is very ably assisted by Miss Carrie Roma prima donna Mr Louis Ge becke trombone Mr Frank Thomp- ¬ son cornetist and Mr J Oliveri clar onetist otherwise for never before were styles so xoyeiy or prices moderate in all kinds OL f - This season will for us be tne crowning triumph of our sov MM y DRY GOODS AND SHOES 4 t Mens Furnishings J SPECIAL LOCALS Bassett WE HAVE Buggie will be found with a Co tofri Business Opportuoiry The Hopkinsville Co offers able rent three beautiful store rooms under Hotel located in the Latham business center of Hop- ¬ kinsville Kt a growing flourishing cit7 of 8000 peo- ¬ ple This is the finest build- ¬ ing in the place and the store rooms are very attrac- ¬ tive well lighted heated by steam have gas and elec- ¬ tricity and are suitable for dry goods merchant tailor- ¬ at ven reason- ¬ Hotel Carriages Phaetons full line of pleasure ve- ¬ hicles at F A Yosts Cos harness store on Ninth St Call and see me before buying I A large assortment of trimned hats from 50c Sailors to II 65 READY V O WEBB Wedding in all the new shapes and colors ranging in price from 100 up Baby Caps from 25c up Untrimmed shapes from 25c up Handkfs from 5c up Knitting cotton embroideries silks zephyrs Fans irom oc up Jb ancy hair pms in all the latest novelties W Hotel Latham Block T RARZ1AR Presents 65 We Are In The Ring A 100 High Grade Wheel for Dr Franklin This fine young jack will make thex present season at The Eclipse Livery Stable at JPyle w JL 6500 All parts guaranteed Wood or Copper Rims At Hi 10 1 Kf with foal to insure nfre J clinging Tires All for one price at G- - Money duo when the fact is ascer- tained or mare transferred Dr Franklin is a blackjack with white points three years old fourteen and half hands high and is a fine specimen W O DAWSON CO N k 65 65 STOVES The best stock of 8toves and RasobsIc the city JEWELEBS MAIN ST DATE Everythlngln the Tinware line clieap as dirt I Call on us for Itooflnc and buttering For Sale Bicycles Fastest Wheels Do you n PUMPS Bcstpumps In the market force pumps bucket pumpg all klrtda ol pumps Our splendid young Jack Day Star will tnakana present Beason on Locust Grove farm near the Watkins farm The Square postofficey at 10 to insure mare with foaly Money duo when mare proves to- be in foal or is transferred Day Star is a black jack with white points is 15J bands high md four years old WB M A MASON RFPAIRWORK Special attention to Repairing tho on Earth 4 S h his identity ton for tho practice of medicine Dont fail to hear Leland L Powers the great impersonator of charac- ¬ ters at the tabernacle Wednesday 17 Admission 50 cents children 25 Dr Andrew Seargent has been ap- ¬ pointed a delegate to tho American Medical Association which meets in Baltimore Md in May A thief stole a set of buggy har- ¬ ness from Mr A G Boales stable Thursday night and left no clue to ple Cornet band and orchestra recently organized furnish music aud their program ib lengthy their rainsttolsy up to date and their organization is composed of sime of the best busi- ¬ ness men in tho place Those who fail to seo them at the above men tioned places will miss a treat seldom witnessed by theatro going peo¬ ¬ ¬ Lafayette Minstrels On The Go Tho above named troup will give ono of their pleasant entertainments at tbo Cadiz I ity Hall tomorrow eve- ning and on the following evening they willtshpw in Canton Tho boys have given several performan es recently in Lafayette and surrounding towns and on each occasion the audi ence was well pleased Their Silver want a high grade 1895 pattern pneu matic Safety Bicycle at mfgra price You can get for almott half price a wheel which retailers sell at 8500 All machines are guaranteed for one year They sell like hot cakca For particulars address JrX Z 3 O Box 2rouisvilli Ky One Mile r34 5 1 Virgnia St Hopkiosville Ky 1895 Ridden by Edwards Feb 17 Opposite Hotel Latham 5t CEO W YOUNG Eggsi 13arred Plymouth Rocks Black 1 Minorcas aud Brown LeghornB for 15 Stook of guaranteed purity Buff Leghorns SI for 13 Meacham Co EsrgB Keifg THOMPSON agt YARDS SOUTH KY POULTRY Indian Games IB eggs 3 J 80 5 Black Langshans and Light No better IJrahmaslSeiriis nor exripnsiivo blood 2 earth than on ilowK in mr blnU DEATH TO HOPTOWN KY Send for catalogue WW Iileu My Bne Jack Napolpon will be kept on my farm 2J miles south of LICE RAY GORDON HOPKINSVILLE KY Carl FOR 26oTO 1 C- - Moore ahox Casky Station the present season Will sorvo mares for HATCHING WA PPoor A H Goonwm Era office 0 Cleaning and repairing a specialty done by Fowright tho tailor and cut ¬ ter Seventh St between Main and W B Laytou of Fairviow and Caroline Majors of Pembroke were put on- the psnsicn list last Saturday Forest fires did considerable dam age to timber and fencing in some parts of North Chrifitiqin last week Mr TX Vowell who has been liv ing in the ciiy for a year or two asc weeKi TWUXTrrt HopkiuHiUoKy Keep the best and freshest stock mates very oheap in May anoJwe arrives at Evansvillo at 1210 noon of Staple and Fancy Groceries to bo Returning leaves Evansvillo at 8 p R F EivES m Round trip from Hopkinsville Ray Gordon is a bay horse v16 found in the city only 175 Proportionate cheap rate bands high 7 years old by Gordon Country Produce handled HOPKINSVILLE KY from other stations on the lino The the best bred son of Onward Will Opposite Phoenix Hotels tifi attractions at Evansvillo on tho after- moke the sshbou at my firm one mile Isr the flncsl Ilotelln tho South Alt mod Lessons given lnOland China Jaintfng Maih street noon of 28th are numerous and inter ¬ south of town on the Palmyra pike ernlwproyemeht Steam Het and Elect Drawing In Charrbl Crayon PaaUleto esting among which is tho opening no toll to farm at 20 to insure Lights throughout it LeeonHonr tromol2AM Sunday base ball game of tho season mare with foal Season begins April v ininji ii kh iibM patea2 to 360 per day tl i between Eyansville and Nashville i R fl HOLLAND 4 -4 nKnwiirflivii4ioeiUrj clubaofthe Southern League Am- tiy raopjwisyiu iiy A M Wtf MTOMO tTUaidiii 8oth Ming rmv r t fcv wwmoi ATmiwtff if n Cheap KxciitnIoii to Kvnnsvlllo Sunday 88 Special train on tho Louisvillo Nashvillo E E leaves Hopkinsvillo Sunday April 28th at S50 a m and POOL k GOODWIN FROM Pure Bred Light Brahma and Buff Leghorns to insure 1250 Will have Homo two year j JVK G ant old jacks finely bred that will be ready to serve a limited numbjej of tf Mrs J BDabney m - wutmkJt

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