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J illmtuducm f -- W ire VOT il1SyjIJ I jjftfr ft ii BiOPKINSVILLE KT JJESDAT APBIL 23 1895 OREAMONEWS IF T IS NEW AND TRUETHIS COLUMN HAS IT AS xp-34- NEW A Little Off Shre Department i shapes In Style NEAT AS A PIN Panic Iri FoitT Worth TeiAjiril Taberaacle 21 All The Post Ofllce Now in Apple Flo Order of Mg Private Ofllce The r We have about One Hundred Mens Boys and Childrens Suit carried from z Jast season The qualities are all right but the styles are not just the thing oncher know and on this account we will sell them at unheard of prices Childrens Suits - 25c up Attd Boys 100 up Mens Sizes are assortedSuits - small but mostly All right in everything except that they have short vamps 200 Pairs Ladies finest hand turned dongola button shoes all sizes and Original Prices 3 00 and 4 00 Cut To If You dont care for style 0J Heres Your Opportunity If You do we have that kind too BMMMMPMW BB MaM UP TO DATE STABLER BICY6LES WM n nAulxLI i vr Mr Fastest Wheels on Earth One Mile 134 x5 Ridden by Edwards Feb 17 J895 THOMPSON MEADOR J HOPTOWN KY EFSend for catalogue WORTHDE NEWAND v ftt J r A i W A PTool A H Goodwin POOL GOODWIN Keep the best and freshest stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be found in the city ST Country Produce handled Opposite Phoenix Hotel Alain street HOPKINSVILLE T KY J FT 1 H I L tt Alrt AM KY isrOr A HOPKINSVILLE ern Improvements Lights throughout ie Yonr Money Back If Yon Say So SEASONABLE GOODSm Wb Si mi Is the finest Hotel In the South All mod Steam Heat and Kleet gm Rakes 2 to Hodges 360 per day Oo Managers RACKET Xancoxpoxatec3 Mrs Lessons given In Oil and China Painting Drawing In Charcoal Crayon Pastel eto lesson Hours trom 9 to 13 A II CHINA FIRED Those interested lnvljod to call STUDIO at Residence South Main St JE Dabney Jeremiah I i Kugler GOME TO SEE OUR GRAND Waisisj Millinery Spring Wraps Carpets etc ever placed on exhibiton in SPRING STOCK Nothing Like it in the City JDress Goods Trimmings Bilk Themost elegant line Silks this city The work of improving the interior of the postoffico building which has ratal Accident at Uraoey Fiscal Court To been in progress for some weeks has Raise dyATelephoneof 4 Per Cent Long Dis tance Bridge Contract liar been finished and Hopkinsville taess Thief now has a postoffice that for the con venience of its arrangements the atRev J T Harrow to Ovensboro ef- The Owensboro Messenger has the tractiveness of its interior and the ficiency of its service is unsurpassed fonbwing notice of Rev J T Barrow by any city in the state without a formerly of this city who has been government building called to the pastorate of a large wnen tne present postmaster Mr ctfUrch in Owensboro At a largely W A Wilgus took charce of the of attended meeting of the congregation fice last October he at once began to 6teps ofthe Walnutstreet Baptist church take Bervice to improve the officePand He made a five yeaiB List nicrht the deacons recommended the Barrow of contract with Mr John Moayon for thJcaflfngofltev T Sweetwater Tenn as pastor and the the room occupied by the office for church with only one dissenting vote several years past on the corner of out of 78 cast concurred in the ree Virginia and Ninth streets ana the was onmendation The call was present- entire interior arrangement ed to Mr Barrow who accepted it changed and greatly improved Mr and will begin his pastorate about Moayon with creditable enterprise has expended about S350 in remodel Walnuting wainscoting ana papering the jLr Barrow preached at the -street church last Sunday and large lobby and it now presents as mftde a most favorable impression handsome an appearance as any busH is about fifty years of age and a iness house in the city Air Wilgus Ketotuckian by birth He has been has himself spent about S100 in aching at Sweetwater for the past adding new furniture paper racks vears and has hfifn in trio miniH- - check systemsetcand furnishings for tr for many years He has a wife his private offica to in the right of the two daughters and a young son One entrance The fixtures of the office are of the ofjhis daughters is a teacher in the manufacture andhih school at Sweetwater Mr Bar- Â¬ Yale are used for post the very best offices The that row comes highly recommended as an earnest and faithful Christian worker lobby is so arranged as to be thor- Â¬ a oughly convenient for those who get Smashed Three Ilox Cars their mail at the general aelivery Early last Friday morning an L without crowding the patrons of the N South bound freight was wreck- Â¬ money order and stamp windows a rich ed near Trenton and three cars were The finish of the wood work is ceiling ash and the papering and ditched with baled hy md the pro match well the natural wood The vender was scattered in every direc interior of the office is well and suffi tion JNono oj tne trainmen were ciently lighted and is supplied with hurt The accident was caused by a all the necessary furniture and latest drawhead coming loose and dropping improvements for the perfection of down on the track Tho crossties for the service a distance of two hundred yards were The private office of the postmaster cut 1q pieces and the track was bad Â¬ is finished in antique oak and the ly torn up A wrecker was soon ori beautifully carved wood work with its hand but three hours were consum- superior finish makes a most pleased in clearing the debris throwing ing effect There is an elegantly the two south bound morning pas Â¬ carved center piece on the ceiling senger trains late about two hours from which suspends a combination Tho companys loss will possibly be Chandelier for both gas and electric lessHhan a thousand dollars The light The door to the office enter- Â¬ wifeekoccurred near the spot where ing the lobby is supplied with a large ihYtal accommodation accident ground plate glass of elegant derfign as is tho imitation door on the same side of the room The furniture of A fatal Accident to b Yonnc tady quartered oak and the Miss Minnie Nance aged 14 years the room ia of match wpII the hand Â¬ carpet and rugs a daughter of Dr J G Nance of the some outfit Gracey neighborhood died Friday of The largo plate glass window in paralysis of the spinal column as a the front of the office is draped with taken al- Â¬ result of an accident a few days be satin Damask curtains and as elegant together theroom is about fore Miss Nance was out playing as could be and ran against a gate striking ner In the lobby an iron railing has neck with full force She complain- been constructed leading to the gened but little of her injury at the time eral delivery aperture and the plan of however and nothing more was waiting upon all patrons in regular thought of the matter until a day or adopted and is rigidly two afterward when paralysis of the turn has been Another inovation adhered to is spine set up Her brain was soon the keeping open of the stamp and involved and death resulted She money order windows while the mail was a very bright and popular young is beinir opened These departments lady and ner untimely demise is re- are closed at no time during the of gretted by a large circle of friends fice hours The working force of thejoffice conIt Was Henry Dorroh WhenMollie Easley killed herself sists of four assistants two of them expense of the posttwo weeks ago it was stated by the employed at the master as the government only makes family that she had left no letter be Â¬ allowance for two clerks Mr John hind to explain her action Since that G Ellis is chief deputy Mr Alex C time a letter has been found address- Overshiner jr mailing clerk Mr ed to Henry Dorroh accusing him of Wm E Campbell general delivery being the author of her shame and clerk Miss Eva Royalty stamp clerk asking him to do something for her All of these assistants are capable She wrote that she knew he would polite and attentive and without dis iiii not marry ner ior an tne money in paragement to other administrations the world but she thought it his du it may be truthfully said that the ty to help her in some way She says service is bettor in every respect than tnat sne Knows no is gone ana suspi it has ever been before The office is cion may rest on his brothers who kept scrupulously neat and clean and lived at home but adds that they are everything is orderly and systematic innocent in thought word and deed Strangers are impressed with the general system and thoroughness of Will Spun Red River the service and the office itself strikes Road Supervisor Tobe Morris and all as a model of convenience and at- Â¬ Bpecial bridge commissioners McEl tractiveness and one that might be wain and Barker let the contract Fri- well taken as a patern by other cities day for an iron bridge to span West Cnred of Cancer Fork of Red River at Bowans old Mr T F Brown has returned from mill near Kenuedv Mr J E Cli- burn will furnish tho stone work at Cincinnati where he had a cancer suc S795 and the Champion Bridge Co cessfully removed from the back of of Wilmington O will do the rest his right hand by two specialists of for 1700 It will be the biggest that city Mr Brown was under bridge in the county and will be treatment for nearly two months and 16U teet Jong work will commence his general health ib much improved at an early date and the job complet The cancerous formation made its ed early in the fall appearance more than a year ago and was rapidly eating the hand away Capers ol Cutworms when ho went off to have tho opera Mr Brown feels Reports from many sections of tion performed South Christian are to tho effect that confident that a permanent cure has been effected cutworms are more numerous than for years and great damage has al Â¬ Pete Mays Father Dead ready been done to young corn and Edward Mays col aged about 80 plants by the destructive little pests Soma corn fields will have to be years died at his home near Church planted over again and in many pla Hill Friday of old age He had ces garden plants have been swept been confined to his bed for several clean We have heard no complaint years and only got up to eat his meals as yet from the army worm in this He was the father of Pete Mays who county but Todd Logan and Warren was recently given a life sentence for are suffering greatly from their rav the murder of W B Lyle Â¬ Â¬ 4 J s Texas has needed rain bo the great called evangelist Dwight Moody upon his audience of 8000 Christians to pray fervently that the flood gates might be opened ThiB waa at 3 p m to day To night when the tab ernacle was crowded by 10000 people from Fort Worth and surrounding cities Mr Moody announced that word had come from several points that rain had fallen A few minutes later the storm burst on Fort Worth and torrents of rain fell Then Mr Moody gave thanks to God and called upon the congre- Â¬ gation to join in singing Coronation All hail the power of Jesus name let angels prostrate fall The song had barely surged forth from the 10000 voices when a crack- Â¬ ing noise was heard then a part of the roof sank and the rafters gave way and the heavy timbers and boards covered with tar and gravel came down on a portion of the con- Â¬ gregation There was a panic Scores upon scores of women fainted some men lost their heads and piled pell mell over those near them Mf Moody grasped tho situation and moved to the middle of the plat form lifted both hands to heaven moving his arms slowly to and fro His attitude and coolness stopped the panic and men began to go to work to rescue those in danger A drenching rain was falling but they worked hard and the wounded were soon taken out and carried to their homes or to houses near by Seven people were seriously hurt and about forty others were more or less injured There were no fatal in- Â¬ juries Long Distance Telephones Linemen are now working from Henderson this way stringing long distance telephone wires to Nash- Â¬ ville and in a few weeks Hopkinsville will be connected by telephone with New York Philadelphia Wash Â¬ ington Boston Chicago Cleveland Terre Haute Cincinnati and in brief every village town and city throughwhich the wires of the Amer- Â¬ ican Telephone and Telegraph comÂ¬ pany extend and this includes twenty-states At present the furth- Â¬ five est northwestern point touched iB Mar rinot Wisconsin the furthest south- Â¬ ern Henderson the furthest east- Â¬ ern New York and the furthest northern town is a little place in Maine The system is the double metallic circuit It is commonly known aa the long distance telephone It will be far easier to talk from here to New York over this wire than across the street over the regular line One peculiararity about the metallic sys Â¬ tem is that the further the distance the more dictinct the sound Police C ourt Newi tttf The following cases were disposed of in the police court yesterday Hes- Â¬ ter Miller col gaming 20 and costs Sam Fox col fornication 20 and costs Church Watkins Bob Sims Wm Land and Ross Gresham drunk each fined usual amount with trimmings to match Tom Tho latter two were white Hobgoblinwas taken in on an old fine The offense of 12 for drunkenness was committed in 93 but defendant had been keeping pretty clear of the city until Saturday when he ventured in to see the circus and was called up to nettle old scores Ilarnegs Thief Sent Up About ten days ago a thief stole a set of buggy harness from tho sta- Â¬ Suspicion ble of Mr A G Boales Upshaw OBrian col rested upon and the polic6 in the neighboring towns were notified to re on the look out for him A few days afterward OBrian was captured in Madisonville and returned to this city When brought before the court he confessed his guilt and was given 60 days in the workhouse Mr Boales recover- Â¬ ed his harness Shot on the Highway Deputy Sheriff E P Wilkins ar- Â¬ rested Bill Lipkins col near Gracey Friday on a warrant charging a breach of the peace and shooting on the public highway and lodged him in the jail here bis trial is set fur Thursday Lipkins has retained Mr G W Southail as counsel He is the first prisoner confined in tho county jail since the adjournment of circuit court three weeks ago The Fiscal Court To Day The fiscal court of the county will meet to day to consider the question A committee of busi Â¬ of turnpikes ness men will appear beforq tho court ages and discuss the question in all its phases The present meeting is an adjourned session set apart for con- Â¬ sideration of this important matter 60NT 3 9 nv FAIL TO 8FB IffKlM JH ar 0 Qk iHRDSACjqt ljdhadbjn It r i v Per Cent Mrs C W Vaughan of the Horn The board of equalization raised Rev W G L Quaite formerly of don neighborhood who has been suf Â¬ who recently moved to fering with an abscess oftheeyefor Christian county land assessments 4 this city but Eraneville died in that city last week wveral weelw has lost thf N Joifi per cent Town lots and personalty were Jell unchanged Calloway He was about 7S or 80 Teandlj PiySB HWi BBWHWI wr raised - 2 rmx cent but a xGmrJibwlMdMibTtiaolka mh it bum opapuisvi fvi a T Tt i r Zi fl V It 1V prtRM auafitar ttwiwfwnw jewgr jmn Rev Jualte Dead 4 f- Lost an Eye tandRalsjd dr0yiffM M yU Si irJt 2 SurraKSmiOUS VERSE 8om fit La HOPKINSWLLE KENTUCKIAN Qat wy eeleimed unJaeky throutrh alltha Mk Inwuder JftlMyedUfrKaiiS mStrym fal1 i April S3 1396 fft ti 1 H KIPU u 41 M totiavotlMirbftnnsprpclalmevdiin end of one quarter of the year and to W An Inclined to nidlcalo tho AMihSaws Xot marry inthe beginning of the next4 Old Wo Aro Unversed by Another tabooed day is Innocent Â¬ Thorn A Chapter tot love upon which Herod killed the day sick Maiden babies Tho Romans never contracted marriage on tho ides or hoaea jot Special Washington Lottorl The faaiing- and prayer of tho Lenten any month and marriage contracted season prosago tho gladness and joy on certain of tho saints days was in Â¬ A student of folk lore may ousness of tho rarest and most beauti Â¬ valid ful time of tho year Tho anthoms of wonder how tho ancients came to joy at Easter tfde the pealing of tho marry at all since tho prohibited days bolls tho ringing voices singing and far outnumber the free ones and a ithe great organs harmonizing all in tho free ono in ono nation was a crime IIo is risen glad acclaim all these against the church in another just as foretell tho magic perfume of brido tho marriage and dlvorco laws of the roses and tho mystic music of tho wed Â¬ various states make a man a hannv husband in ono commonwealth and a ding march Of all tho superstitious beliefs about rascal in another Young ladies who take pleasure in wedding seasons wedding days and wedding months tho most practical deceiving themselves with superstitions must remember ka Had Ifcj Origrin a Many Centuries Ay i ji Mgn any btwlnoss ulAL lip- Ni choose to atarrv in JinnSrv brMavar WTKSt It SevpHty Ono LATEST 01DI4Ut ONDS the r BCM MMtlmmAJtf tHA ATH0ME tina auM aIK mv rev- ewfcWlrl UowS y mm m ntt tedjHs Weighs More Than Nine Hundred and Carats Which la Avoir depots Is Bqutvaleat to Nearly efficacy of wrlnr sMmtMat cure at a nrler that is mton Mhlnrlv low Thousands arc availing them selves of this DVtlflant nnnAviiiHltn mm4 dreds of iestfmS ri rrsr si iftntM m ueen J m if tM mw -S pj 7 M iiBJs Yt J m niV fi i mbtet I m fy Half a round thrtrtment Vtii AN0 that marry In green Their sorrow Is soon seen They letter Salt linenm Scald Head Old Chronio Soroj 7over Sores Eczoma Juno who was both sister and wife Itch Praii io Scratohcs Scro ISipplb j of Jupiter was born in June In tho and Piles It la cooling and soothing days of tho Crosars it was believed Hundreds of casrahavo boon cured h that Juno became tho truardian of all brides of Juno And even now when It after all otiier treatment allei all tho clouds and mists of Roman It to put up in S5 md iid Seat ihx bpvw mythology have been for centuries dis- Â¬ R C Hardwick solved in tho rays of the truth and tho life tho young ladies of a new era look upon June as tho most favored month I PUT MY IIANDS ON IIIS 8H0ULDfcltS and so they name tho day Jn our land and in this month we can of tener 20yeai3 m Louisville Ky novr at ana prosaic poesy is that line of Tenny- Â¬ say Happy is tho brido tho sun shines son on for Juno is a sunny month New Albany fnd 268 e oak St In tho spring a young mans fancy In Scotland tho pretty month of May A rtfttkrlr Mled mt legally qoaUfled pbnicHa rot Ihil LlRhtly turns to thoughts of love aMjjtiuocjHi1 uMi rrioiUewJU pro There aro young men and maidens with flowers green leaves and its CJnrnn all lorassnf PR EBt wealth of sward is not a month for CHRONIC anU S everywhere who entertain all of the JU3 EASES marrying or giving in marriage Tho icicle old world ideas have faith in ancient Spermatorrhea and Impotenoy omens have dread of certain phases of Scotch people believo that Queen Mary utharciatt orielf kbi laj oUiienul uceuet Id d Tho flaw in it is believed to bo more the moon and who name the day and who married Bothwell in May casts an serious than is stated in the cable dis- evil eye upon all marriages made in Irkft- TUfor idato of their nuptials according to ilea Decay lVupldi on Pus ATUiisoteSoeittrorFtmiln that month Tho Romans encouraged Inits present condition it measures uwiuuou or lacu ixj nr cxxui rowtr c rcDderiai crude and barbaric precedents For no marriages in May because it was a three Inches in length ono and a half r thorootulr and wrm iairri9lnrowcrunhppr ore example one of tho most beautiful and S YFHIL BtrESSSVsT tK vtS poUdj cured lud month for the sacred funeral rites Tho vivacious young ladies in wealthy and GLEET Stricture OrciS Gonorrhea absolutely forbid any mar-Â¬ tllci asd other print dlnue jiclj mid fashionable northwest Washingtonwho Chinese May it It MlMrMtnt that a phy ilctao Lo payi special attention to a certain otass or dlieatee and treatise thouiudi annu Is to bo married next week tells a riages in ally acquire peal MO Phjiltfira knowlc thli fact odea And now while tho young ladies of lacommen fcrmi to my care When It tnconrealeat to story about her engagement which Tltlt the city far treatment medlokm can be Mat privately andiahiy by mall or czpreia anywhere points a moral in matrimonial philoso- Â¬ the national capital are stepping forth from carefree maidenhood into the life Ctiros Guaranteed la all Cases phy Sho says When Mr R asked of wifehood undertaken and its responsibilities ConialiatloM peraooally or by letter fret UA viltO mo point blank to name the day I put caarm taaoaable and correipoadenc triotly oonadeaUal while they aro marrying in a film of jny hands on his shoulders and said superstition garnitured by love while PRIVATE COUNSELOR Monday for wealth OfJOOvatttJenttoany aJdreetcuttiT eaiadrorttrrrf they aro congratulated and feted by Tuesday for health M centa 8bouM twread by aiU iddrau a abori shroud- Red Is a good ancient color for a wedding dress but yellow is jealousy wiiuc oiuo is true Tho preferred color of the world is blue but no mat- Â¬ ter what color the fabric may be tho wedding dress must not bo tried on because some wiso old dowager some time snid thatthorfltted wedding dress is sure to become its wearers According to a cablegramreceived from London the pope has received from tho president of the Transvaal republic a diamond weighing 971 oarats The stone was found in the Jgersfon tein mines and is declared to be the largest known The cablegram stales that tho mon- Â¬ ster diamond is of a bluish whito cast and practically perfect its only blem ish being a tiny spot in the center in visible to tho naked oyo Why tho president of tho Transvaal republic has sent it to tho pope is not mado clean It is not tobe supposed that ho has mado a present to his holi Â¬ ness of a stone valued at 61000000 Probably his object was to get a free advertisement for his little republic and the big diamond found there Tho Jewelers Circular prints a pic Â¬ ture of tho diamond showing its actual size This was received from a corre spondent in South Africa Tho Circu- Â¬ lar prcsumesthattho diamond referred to is tho ono known as the Jagersfon tein Excelsior It was picked up by a nativo while he was loading a truck Although a white overseer was standing- near him he managed to hide it and keep it on his person for some time It turned out however that he did not wish to steal it for ho delivered it personally to tho maanger As a reward ho re- Â¬ ceived 8750 and a horso and saddle The exact weight of tho diamond is 071K carats or about seven and one- quarter ounces avoirdupois It there- Â¬ fore weighs uncut nearly half a pound inches in thickness two and a half inches at its greatest breadth and one and a third inches at its least breadth It is of a beautiful bluish color and is shaped like tho broken off end of an All Chronic Dis- eases Treated DtArtlCSS LUNS R are cordially mumyed to attend the a Leaders opening Tow CATARRH BRONCHIAL TROUBLCSHCARTBTOM-ACH-LIVI- AND BOWEL NCRVOUB EXHAUSTION sftMeumum- - diseases MATISM AND NCUflALMA DIGRAMS EMLCPBY MM Thc best and most scientific treatment ior a Female diseases v-r7lr uTrPermanent cures guaranteed St NewtreAtraent for PlUJIaud UIGURS xouny w old men suffering from kioney URINARY DISEASES BLOOO POISON- 1ADB to V80r health and happiness - ApPioaan has associated with hlmafull con Im JJer specialists who carefully rem case and prepare the proper 1m I d18 Consultation and opinion frkb by Treatment furnished at the low rateof 2 TO 3 PER MONTH Write us freely and fully and enclose stamp yJpt02 bank- - No t Catarrh No a For Men No vSssJIfcSKss 3 Fov Women Wednesday AgmM M md tekxka alMV thereby Oar opening will continue for a giving Ladies at a distande a chance to see the beautiful display of Hahndsome pattern Bats and Bonnets l1 wee rih v j wf THE APPLEMAN m E 43d ST -- - MEDICIN5 CO CHICAGO Address1 w e MaKe to see their many friends i M Qiamoerlairaa Kyf OintmentA ctrtain crro or Chroma iore yeS aat 3u no comment on these goods They must be seen to appreciated Miss Ida lilen Miss Acta Kennedy and Miss Julia Tenable are connected with the Leader and will be pleased DS1 i RICE THE LEADER Mine Meurette Mg EQay Opening of IQY 1 FINE MILLINERY wx EILI0H t 34 1 U He said Wednesday should be the day and I thought Tuesday for health OiMTMENTi tuoataay iaUntal would be tho best but we finally com- Â¬ rau au nB NCi tnedWne oaiKa tot promised on Monday for wealth Lovo ir eaema HrlVVV apMona A aha fao r KJOHtM Â¬ in a cottage- without wealth is not de VaATln TPlCAiTas da so ELMr ha lain dear wbllo and haalU sirable nowadays BoWVydnm data or tent braBall forAQeta yau craaaat wla So sho followed the dictum of that launt ia auanaijaia njjit doggerel of ancient nations a doggerel Sold by R C HARDWICK which blots Sunday from the matrimo- Â¬ nial calendar says Saturday is no day frff1- at all and makes one shiver for fear of the losses and crosses of Thursday and Friday That doggerel strange as it fwo SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER SjNC MANAGEMENT- I fe1 fcfL may seem isresponsiblo for tho selec- Â¬ THE ULJtGKST DIAMOND IN THE WOBID L V ViiV - 1 V JcV XSSA J SSi tion of tho first three days of the week BOWLING GREEN wr tcsp7ivUir7s vikrtSOUTHERN Reproduced at Its ozaot size nTniv nV J inV z U4Y as tho best wedding days all over tho civilized world and the superstitious patch It is a black spot near tho mid Â¬ WHAT PEFFERS NERVIGOR DID nets powerfully ond qnlckly Cures Truer in Business College influenco of the lines is more weighty dle It could bo cut in two however Others fall auuiiKiuen ruKain lust laanaooa Clu ffyouthtulvteor Absolutely Om- vso as to leave out the blemish It would men with church people than with our un- Â¬ ESTABLISHED 111 IOfO oat vitality then make two of tho largest diamonds pretentious modern pagans srAN rs nAnn to manage IiaitFatver BOWLING GREEH BUSINESS COLLEGE I SOUTHERN Vmtlnr Til NORMAL SCHOOL in existence Friday is not tabooed by all nations At the timo of its discov-Â¬ cnconiJaIt ifftet oftclS abuse or excetset atut TreHBuslJessTTaInIn8cl3ooliJtheSouthlEnsHsh Teachers Scientific and Classic inducreUoTL Wards off Insanity and consuniptlos although nearly every province is tho rich and tho great may they also ery it was valued at 1000000 Short hand Megraphy Type 1 Courses Music Art and Elocution provided 25keePi58i Tho largest cut diamond in the world yoa beeauM It yields irrcnterproflt Insist on av Writing and Penmanship Pupils can enter at I or Low rates ol board and tuition Send foi saturated with the belief that Friday be hlessed with the prayers and bene- Â¬ catalogue is tho most unlucky day for any ven- Â¬ dictions of tho dear girls in other is tho Orloff in the scepter of tho em- Â¬ Cun bo carried In vest pocket Prepaid slain wrap any time Send or catalogue STJeatlon Oourso deslroa Afldresa OHEBBT BSO Prosrs BowUnf nreenKy 85 ture It is hangmans day and has cities in towns and villages and upon peror of Russia weighing 194 carats- - per j per box or O for Curewith A Poalilvt Written Oimrnntco to orlterund the been ever since the light from tho star tho prairies who aro also marrying on It is cut in tho roso form with a flat JJUJir8raPhatfre8 JSold by drueclata AdareM of Bethlehem penetrated the court of fixed doggerel days influenced con- Â¬ surface below According to ono story SoldbyRO Btrdwick tho Eoman emperor in the dawn of the sciously or unconsciously by these same it formed the eye of an Indian idol and Â¬ fourth century and shed thenco its ro silly but harmless and enjoyable super- was stolen by a French deserter In flectedf beams to every corner of the stitions Let joy bo unconflned to any 1772 Count Orloff bought it for Em- Â¬ THE Eoman empire The day when tho locality The date of your wedding day press Catherino at a cost of 8450000 TURNING The next largest is the Pitt diamond cross boro the Saviour of the world will always prove tho anniversary of and also two criminals became the day tho best day in your life If you marry bought in 1702 by Mr Pitt governor of POENT of punishment and death in all Roman a second or third time you may marry Madras for 8100000 Tho dulco of Or- Â¬ courts and until this day it is called in January or July on Friday or any leans regent of France bought it for mTfBM Jrrpij xias been reachedwhen Yet in tho superstitious other day All signs fail in the game of Louis XV for 8050000 It Js now re- Â¬ unlucky you begin tor Scotian country Friday is regarded as second hand hearts No warmed over af-Â¬ ported to bo worth twice that sum At I nave Palpitaa good day for weddings or any other fection is recognized b3 Cupid nor in the tho time of the revolution it was sent to tion of the venture Olympian region Only onco in a life Â¬ Berlin but reappeared in tho hilt of Heart dif- Â¬ The better the day tho better tho time can there bo two souls with but a tho sword of siato used by Napoleon I ficulty in carats but originally deed is an aphorism which does not single thought two hearts that beat It weighs 130 breathing apply to weddings There is no better as one Second and third marriages weighed 410 Your blood day than Sunday and yet marriages are commercial transactions A woman After this comes tho Florentine pr is impure Reldom occur on tho Lords day It is who has trained ono husband realizes Grand Duke now in tho possession of you need a generally believed that Sunday wed Â¬ tho dread difficulties of such training the emperor of Austria It is of a yel turitiiig over CL M dings are expedients which do not meet Man is very hard to manipulate No low color oblong in shapo and cut in ffi with approval of the gods of lovo or widow will waste her energies a sec- Â¬ tho roso pattern Its exact weight is fortune There are no flowers no sup Â¬ ond time in trying to make an- ideal given as 18310 carats Tradition says pers nor other normal features with man of her husband Sho knows it was lost by Charles the Bold at the tho Sunday weddings They aro never when sho talces him for better or worse battle of Granson and picked up by a provocative of hearty congratulations that ho is almost certain to bo worse Swiss soldier who sold it for a few It will setyotvup and make a new Society is not religious Society goes Consequently tho only genuine care- pence The Kohinoor the largest diamond in person of ybu Fr salo hy to church but that is another story Ono free marriages with golden futures mFYINS PUW 2 oS may go to church deoked in purple and and glorious anticipations are first tho possession of tho British crown is R O Hardwick druggist fine linen and ono may sing in harmo- marriages no matter whether they believed to bo tho finest and purest in ny with tho sackbut jsaltery and harp come on Wednesdays or on Fridays A existence It also has the most singu Â¬ and yet not bo religious But society good honest lovabie man will be a good lar history Tho Indian legend says is consistent with itself and makes no husband on every day of the week or id that it was found in ono of tho Golcon great blunders It is well known that any month of tho year and all through da mines near the Kishna river and c was worn S000 years ago by Kama one society never marries during Lent life Smith D Fry of tho heroes celebrated inthe Mahab though it is not at all probable that tho J BUCK Fainted on a Grain of Cora r harata It passed through many hands ancient rhyme tm tVa tWi aJftCrJ a It is said that tho smallest pieco of to Baber founder of tho Mogul dynasty Marry in Lent I aeCa I P t Uve to ropont M iffy painting in tho world has recently in 1520 Ta vernier thd French explorer haB anything to do with it Still igis been executed by a Flemish artist It saw it in 1005 na mh i TmmriBzmmKSBmmMm t a fact that a society dovoteo would is painted on tho smooth side of a grain S NOTHING DOT PIlESi It was then of tho shapo of half an rather wear rue tho rest of her life than of common white corn and pictures a egg and weighed 250 carats It had invoke a rice shower during tho Lenten mill and a miller mounting a stairs been reduced to that weight from 705 MI CJ3 SURE and CERTAIN CUPE CD W S3 season An old church canon forbado with a saclc of grain on his back Tho carats by an unskillful stonecutter QJ known tor 15 yoars as tho S H is represented as standing on a marriages between Rogation and Whit mill EST RERflEDYfor PILES In 17S9 it passed to Nadir Shah tho P Sunday and another old timo jingle terrace and near it is a horse and cart Persian invader of India who gave it its rhymes some of these church canons while a group of several peasants aro namoof Kohinoor or mountain of light co ctlouii stireiiTBicEAEcsouiiED iMzfcMwmlBmma kfamb P shown in tho road near by Tho picturo In 1840 when tho conquest of tho Pun Â¬ as follows Advent marriages doth deny is beautifully distinct every obioct be jab was finally completed it was sur- Â¬ But Hilary giyos them ilbortys ing finished with microscopic fidelity rendered to tho British and in 1850 it BnroPrompt Foaltfc Septuageslma says theo nay Cure for Impotgnct Lou yot by oareful measurement it is shown was presented to Queen Victoria Bight days from Easter says theo nay of Manhood Btmlnal Rogation bids theo to contain that tho whole painting does not cover When it was shown in tho exhibition twtssloni Spermatorrhea But Trinity sets thee free again NetDousn9t StlfDIitrutt a surface of half an inch square of 1857 in London it weighed 180 1 1 Lois of Memory Sc Will Tho day of the week upon which tho carats SIncothen It has been recu make uou a STRONG Vlaor Think Wo llwve Angry Faces ou Man majority of tho weddings occur is Price St 00 8 and now weighs 100 1 10 Boxfte S6 00 Japanese unused to visitors from tho Wednesday and that is becauso that It has been conjectured that tho Koh- Â¬ OlrteHoH Mailed f Sotelal miserable old doggerel says Wednes western world speak of their angry inoor originally formed parts of tho i with each Box Airets viUe of all But thoro faces becauso they do not smile Jap same stone as the Orloff diamond both day tho best day BBM LUOACAvi are many days throughout tho year aneso children haye been known to of them haying once been in the possession TLOWfcVv MO that the ancients looked upon as run shrieking from an American or oftha Great Mogul A stone of If -w i ominous for those Qvjio entered the J iigu BIf- A eW lrf h w wnac 182oaratB captured sby fAbb4W irza at- tT srsr- riv WJC5 il v i i H c state pn theidateii sMmTng btCplia i 1888ivboM fyOiL attef reaacuitn SVWMfifr0 il marital vM the wwfcBaft V3T el STrmZ avl 330i xvxuJLauioi t Ifc t2 J utMWTW tC2ktTAW rtHiririM4innfi iSVIS iiilT Ii rlHi jy1XilVJf5 vu fftMv 4i14WVl k Y- BPESMST dayof MwWeelc ttpoWHi6h W w v j Wednesday tho best day of all Thursday for crosses Friday for losses Saturday no day at all HTitlj WAYNES Ttauarju jystnoa mtJH mi5M k A cordial invitation extended to all Ladies yonsnould not fail to see the imported Hats and Bonnets these are strictly imported oods y jTisnam For style and beauty the are not surpassed by any City My prices are inkeeS ing the hard times My motto to please Low est prices and latest styles I also have a first claslMmnter Miss Clara Essington- Of Cin cinnati fdjerms Cash jWsMi Wis3l is MRS ADALAYNE CORNER 9TH MAIN J1 V4 fi fl 41 QwCw 0 mm lSi H Lumber Hardware GOOD PURE WATER GUARANTEED jvHttfrtc XLt THE YEAR ROUND FROM THE i 5 EMTS ii M S Km TABLEBilfinl EYEFlllIJZ OINTMENT g5 I te m M riSRH BHW iinft II 2r -I MtiOkMiSSEtMmk r 12 I 11 A i-- IB i E WWimW WKWmUMSw SiHPSHSW S rl ws tZL--- ir TV- yH m J I tf msy Mi AHb 3 s JT P Bamtmumr r ri- V- idM Bex 67 5 1 Hopkins KyJVirgima StvV aySfwft Business M r A f ApnL23 1895 CANAL tk Worth 8m with Work to Bo For SO In HOBKINSYXIiliE KENTHOKIAN nr l GERMANYffcf NEW It Will Unit ill QlVHtto Olin Or maliy J On PreicHce Juno DedtedWarfhlps of yJBBKlrliC II J tho I nlvlllrail Nntlnna from ttsn for This Pnnprl Juno aS warships from all nations will meet in German waters to cele Â¬ brate the opening of tho Nord Ostsce vor Baltic canal tho founda Â¬ tion stone of which was laid by tho aged Emperor William I eight years ago Tho completion of this vast enÂ¬ gineering enterprise will marc a now epoch in European trade distribution Tho canal which runs from tho town of Brunsbuettel a few miles above the mouth of tho Elbe to Holtenau throe and one half miles north of Mol unites tho Ntothsea with tho Baltic and will enabliall kinds of vessels from the 9- mPIPI1l Jmmw Prom his latest photograph EMPEROR WILLIAM ar to the lightest heaviest merchantman to avoid tho dangers of tho Qattegat and tho perilous coasts and countless islands off tho Danish und Swedish shore Marine statistics prove that from 1858 to tho present time nearly 8000 vessels have been lost in the sound and more than 0500 havo sustained more or less damage to say nothing of tho thousands of lives which have been sacrificed during tho samo period German newspapers and periodicals are full of data concerning the great waterway tho entire routo of which lies within tho province of Holstein which was wrested from Denmark in 1804 by tho allied Prussian and Aus Â¬ trian armies Its course is in a slight ly northern direction for about half tho distance curving- - south again to the extremities which aro almost in tho same lajMude and as nearly as possi-Â¬ bles fifmiles dlstant asvthofvJcrov flies With a view to naval operas lions tho entire canal was built on a generous plan Its bed for near Â¬ ly forty miles from Kiel Is horizon- Â¬ tal tho remaining portion having a fall varying In 1 In 200000 to 8 In 100 000 Its width at tho bottom Is 80 feet and its depth there 80 feet Tho sur-Â¬ face width is 27 f eot with a banquette depth Bfp sides of 19 feet amply suf Â¬ ficient f oraJaltlc trading vessels which rarely draw more than 18 feet to pass each other without Inconvenience iTho total actual distance of tho canal is 58 miles which can be traversed it is estimated in 13 hours including de- Â¬ lays necessary in the locks Two locks have been established one on the Elbo and the other near Kiel The average level of the canal is the same as that of tho Baltic which varies only during about three weeks in the year Tho- locks aro 403 feet long 83 feet wide ahd 83 4 5 feet deep on the sill Tho entrances have Im- Â¬ mense breakwaters built of stone brought from Saxony At tho southern extremity of the canal at Brunsbuettel there is an outer harbor 1513 feet long by 828 feet wide At this end tho tide k runs high and strong necessitating tho opening and closing of the gates every day This Is not a disadvantage how over for the opening of tho gates for three or four hour at each low tide will keep the water in the canal sweet and flowing The canal of course interfered with tho railways and public highways but the government has provided liberally man-of-wÂ¬ JBlJ8MAROK ANECDOTE but most of the contracts wars let to Dutch firms who eniploy Swias and The ChaaciiliH Is Accused of liavlH Stolen n IrliuinTi4iiln Italian laborer Py f or sttitfio at tho castlo of 73 common day lnWor yU fW in his cents and for Akfil d wnun from 1 Prledrichirtihe Bismarck has a pieco government of furniliueef which ho is particularly to took care in contractors treated proud although ho admits that ho is to stipulation not tho legitimate owner It Is an or- Â¬ their and caused tjJus erection of barracks dinary dining room table made of comancrkoipltfclB vaong tho route of tho mon cherry wood Tho preliminaries canal of tho treaty of Frarikfort were signed In a financial way also tho canal in February 1871 in Versailles In tho has proved a surprise inasmuch as its Rue des Reservoirs at the house where cost has been kept within tho first cs Bismarck had Ids headquarters Thiers tlmato of e3Y440000 Of this sum tho and Jules FaVreswero the French dele- Â¬ kingdord of Prussia contributed one gates Around tho table referred to third the rest was furnishod by the Im- Â¬ were discussed tho articles of tho perial treasury A recent writer in an treaty which was finally signed after English publication calls attention to several days heated debate The chanthe fact that tho stockholders of tho cellor 9n that memorable occasion famous Manchester ship canal paid closed the argument of which Thiers 7600000 for its construction al though tho total excavation amounted to but 62500000 cubic yards or 10500 000 cubio yards less than the total excavation for tho Baltic canal The history of this great German waterway is very interesting Tho originator of tho idea an eminent Hamburg engineer named Dohlstroep presented his schemo to Prince Bismarck then chancellor of the empire In 1878 Tho man of blood and Iron 6aw tho advantage of the nlan at once bi5a2IJPosea by Count Von Moltko cKfelortho generaf staff of tKo Ger man army becauso ho thought it would require an entire army corps to stand guard over the canal Eyentually nowever tno famous strategist con- Â¬ vinced himself that even from a purely military point of view tho new avenue of communication between tho North BISMARCK AT EIGHTY sea and tho Baltic provinces would bo iFrom his latest Berlin photograph 1 of incalculable benefit to tho empire and in 1880 supported a bill for Its es- Â¬ had tho best by refusing to talk French tablishment in tho reichstag On tho any longer The Frenchmen being unfirst day of October of tho samo year able to understand a word of German the venerable Kaiser Wilhelm then understood it was useless to insist and 80 years of ago traveled from Berlin to gave their signatures granting to GerKiel to lay tho foundation stone and many tho possession of Alsace and indemnity of 81000000000 and on June 20 his grandson will formally dedicate the canal at tho same placo for many other advantages Bismarck pro- Â¬ tho glory of the German empire and tho posed at onco to the landlord of the house to buy his table offering an enorgood of all mankind The town which will derive tho mous price for it That gentleman posigreatest benefit from tho canal is Kiel tively refused and for several years for some timo the principal station of exhibited the tablo to anyone who tho Baltic fleet In 1800 this city had wished to see it It was not tho gen a population of 09172 but sincq then uine article though because Bismarck Princo Henry of Prussia has Estab- Â¬ had a duplicate mado during the night lished a permanent residence in tho old by skillful workmen and sent tho original to Berlin The imitation was so c pale of tho princo of perfect that the gentleman from VerThis move attracted a large population of thrifty burghers who sailles never discovered the truth until love to bask in tho sunshine of tho 1870 at which time the chancellor had royal presence even though each indi the table in the library of his palace in vidual ray may cost them several scores Berlin The owner made a trip to tho of marks The emperor boomed tho German capital and threatened to enter placo by making it the headquarters of a lawsuit He was offered money but tho Imperial German Yacht club and refused it He wanted Bismarck to bo instituting aperies of annual regattas arrested for robbery and for his trouble of an International character Consid Â¬ was taken back to the frontier by tho ering Its size Kiel is tho liveliest city in police On his return to Versailles ho ankopen m HviJi in forwarded to the chancellorcase oven ttf t letter in which he stated the accusing the German statesman of having taken his dining room clock The iTrenchman who by the way is very wealthy has taken the oath that he will equip at his expense a company of sharpshooters to regain pos- Â¬ session of the table If tho war of revenge ever takes place A TRADE MARK TAi5fll a6to prie v JSS og lvitk ulc si r t50iprjThe lht raHordirig 1JM CHIDAGO Professional Cards J T Hanbekt Fbank Bbli HANERY fc BELL of Christian and ad Office City Hall building olnlng conntlPB Court Square HOPKINSVILLE KY IJW RONKJINE To r Practice Jn the Courts M WS- - WITHERS l 44 OTU01U7EV Ofllce 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Dokicourt Shook Memphis Vicksburg New Orleans AND ALL POINTS DORIGOURT SHOOK LEADING House Sign and Decorative Jr-rsi-J- Limited Trains and Perfect Service Wests Connecting at MemphU with through trains to all points in SOUTH T B N f Grainers and Paper Hangers Office JL JELiJEiv f opposite Galther Ky Tobacco Warehouse Hopklnsville on Ninth Street WAR IN MADAGASCAR France lias 8ont Fifteen Thousand Men to Sobdna the Natives X nw MAI SHOWING PRUSSIA or JIOUTE Off TIIE CANAL V for tho cdnvenienco of tho public Four railways and ten country roads are carried over it by means of drawbridges and at two points suspension bridges havo been ercctedthe ono atGruon thal being a beautiful high level struc- Â¬ ture about 138 feet above water level Sixteen ferries located at distances of four rniles apart have also been established Tho Baltic canal bridges arc high enough to allow vessels with lofty mastto passbenoaththeu t remarkable fact about the Tho va Bat it will bo finishedjwjthin canal the period named in the original con- tracts The work of excavation was nbeiru to ojpcurJunqjSvof tfehi dedlcatlo Attimes 1000Q men were em ployed in the great work the average for tho eight year panou ueing ouuv The fcagwieerijiff Work Jwaevforme onderf the supervision of exports ap- by th German government rtd- France having voted 05000000 francs and 15000 men in order that her armies may forthwith occupy Madagascar has appointed Gen Duchesne to command the expedition Madagascar may bo ONE OP TIIE SUSPENSION BIUDGES said to have been in a thorn in tho flesh to France since the year 1042 Europe from a naval and military viow when she first claimed her right to tho point and its ancient university and possession The expedition promises rare art museums lend it a dignity pos- to be of a prolonged character and sessed by none of its rivals Tho open- Â¬ considering the climatic difficulties ing of the canal will it is expected in- Â¬ which will havo to be encountered it crease its trade In every direction and cannot bo viewed without considerable make it a formidable rival of rich and anxiety by both France and England powerful Ilamburg for tho has great interests in the Luebeck once the queen of the Ilan countrylatter present things do not At Beatio league but now a dull and sleopy town also expects a trade revival as soon as vessels begin to pass through tho canal and so do Stettin Dantzig and every other Baltic seaport town But not alone Gorman cities expect a favorable trade revolutiqn from tho opening of tho great waterway liibau the famous Courland porthas bach im- Â¬ proved by tho Russian government at the expense of over 83000000 and near- Â¬ ly 1000000 has been expended In the construction of deep water docks on the Nova near St Petersburg In many respects tho Baltic canal will prove of as great importance as tho Suez canal It will divert valuable trade from tho railroad centers of eastern Europo to the Baltic seaport towns which for several decades have been nnablo to compete with the great North Bea ports At the same timo Hamburg which i3 located near tho southern ex- Â¬ GEN DUCHESNE tremity of tho canal expects to bo benefited by tho opening It hopes to Commander of the French Army in Madagascar become tho supply distributing center of northern Europe and the terminal look very promising Tho latest tele Â¬ station for all Baltic sea shipping No milgram from Tamatavc says Thus it will bo seen that almost itary operations aro going on here at everybody is satisfied with tho con- Â¬ present except that tho French conTho tinue to strengthen their position by struction of tho Baltic canal army authorities liko It because it will throwing up earthworks outside tho bo of assistance in transporting troops town and occasionally bombard tho naval commanders claim that it Will do native camps In the vicinity Tho na more than anything elso to strengthen tives also try to throw shells into Tam tho German navy merchants and man Â¬ atavo but their guns aro out of range ufacturers think it will expand trade and the shells always fall 500 to 2000 and revive dormant townsj Russia ex- Â¬ yards short At Manangary all tho pects that it will assist in tho develop houses formerly occupied by French ment of her merchant marine traders havo been sacked and everyIn order to attract international thing movable carried off One French is always stationed here trade the German government has es t tabllshed an extremely low toll rates for and at present two British war vessels vessels passing through tho canal are also in tho harbon It is not ex- Â¬ 18 cents per net register tori Tho pected that any moro French ships will about authorities expect that about 7000000 bo sent hero tat present as it is now in tons will uso the canal tho first year the middle of tho liurricane season and perhaps a third moro tho second How About tho llrnlns year Thirty flve thousand vessels now A carcfvl record kerit at Yalofor Jutland promontory pass around the ovory year and it is calculated thalr eicrht years shows thatnonsinokers are about one holf of Ihesewlll uso tho ca 20 per cent taller 25 per cent heavier andhavc CO per cent- more lung capac uf 1 ithin thoSfirptVJlvemonth ity than smoicers A recent graduat Â¬ ing class ftf- - Amhcrst presented a Ago of VorltUm An WitticHS6o--Wh- ai do vou think of ttimihir differ mce irr favor ofnonsmok- per ers who uau guauuu in wiiiut these Lines to a Gas Company cent over the smokers ahd in licight IluicuM Tb awtyr u false v- Wittlcusss Thats don intt4onal 87 per cent and also exceeded -- them in ly to mke luncapaciy v J Iron Bitters pleasant to take out of sorts weak and generally ex- Â¬ hausted nervous have no appetite and cant work begin at once talc Â¬ ing the most relia Â¬ ble strengthening meaicinewni n is Browns Iron Bit ters A lew bot tles cure benefit rnmr from fh very first dose it wont slain your teeth and IfyouarefeellnK Arkansas aud Texas LYNCH Rates Tickets and all information will be 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8UBBC1UPTION 3 A YEAR IN ADVANCE tions upon which our vies are dia local reading notices aocentspsr line Loealft s cents per Hue eaoh Insertion metrically opposed to Judge Xinns Jtateti for Rtandlng udvertHements farnUhcd We havo mentioned several of them w applloAtlon and havo several dozen on hand for OFFIUK 212 SOUTH MAIN STKEET future use jtyrithtfrille letttudtiatu Mens Boys and Childrens Clothing the way of buying Clothing Z mind-reade- r- i There never was a time when money would go further in pair IJUIliai uny uuu u yywdwo Our childrens combination suits with l Spe--fi- nl ftBTOyAytvtjpgKBpjgJJP JUr Mattia Gupten Dukedom Tsna ANNOUNCKSIENT M H H Kohlsaat formerly of the Inter-authorized to announce JOHN 1HELP3 JUDGE Ocean has bought tho interests as a candidate or Circuit Court Judge In this of tho late Jas W Scott in the Chi- Â¬ district subject to the action of the Demcago Times Herald and Evening ocratic party Election November 6 1895 Wo are Senator Mitchell Bays that which Â¬ ever of the old parties adopts a free silver platform will sweep the coun- Â¬ try in 1896 able argument for free turnpikes recently published in the Ken tookian is being reprinted in some of thf state papers Chairman Yerkes has called a meetÂ¬ Js Post and will make radical changes From in the policy of both papers Democratic free silver organs they will become Republican in politics and advocate a gold standard and support McKinley for president This deal leaves Unicago without a single Democratic daily paper County Convention Saturday Mar 0 Gave New Life Sick Headache and Neuralgia Cured by deal of good I have been a sufferer from siok headsohe and neuralgia nearly all mjr life The palna had become bo Intense that my hands would cramp for hours so that I could not use them The doctor told my husband there was little help for me The different medicines tried had greatly disheartened me Since using two bottles of Hoods SarsaparlllaI have real uea reuei so mucn so tnac a reel luce a new is not only the best but handsomest combination in the Our black and grey Mens suitsat town V A pf5 H sW V fW f V Hooda SareaparlUa has done me a great Hoode nrft sfiinriGrs and it is only a matter of time when they will be gone and we cannot replace them The clothes vou buy of us admits you to the first place every where They are right up to date and of artistic make and shapenew assortment ot Spring Suits is a marvel or oeauty scyie t A tv y jf 4 500 liJUO w f 3N Uur Pursuant to a call of the district jjlVUtJlieilUe lwtJilWWwwnsN aniMiiw ing of the Republican State Central Committee and it is likely the Re publican StateConvention will be post- Â¬ poned to a later date than May 29 Judge Saml P McConnell presi dpnt of the Iroquois Club at Chicago has declared himself in favor of the ireo coinage of silver as well as gold Ho is one of the most prominent par ty leaders in Illinois Waller the Kansas darkey uho kicked up a fii9s in Madagascar has been taken to France where the French authorities will afford the United States minister an opportunity to investigate the charge upon which Waller was convicted and giv en a sentence of twenty years im- Â¬ prisonment committee of the first railroad district of Kentucky it is hereby ordered by the Democratic executive committed of Christian county that a mass con vention be held at the courthouse in Hopkinsville on Saturday May 4 at 2 oclock p m for the purpose of appointing delegates to a convention at Owensboro Ivy May 15 to nominate a candidate for railroad commissioneri All Democratic voters of Christian county shall be entitled to participate in said mass convention Chas M Meaoham Chm Geo Bradley Sec Pro tem Hoods Uo VM it person Our little boy has been troubled with his throat but WWt sinco taking Hoods Sarsaparilla soreness and hoarsoness have gone and he is better in health Mes Mattih Guptonv Dukedom Tennessee Get Hoods cures 8ar8o parUla ne uow tne iworkmansnip is guaranteeaill very dgsi Price power can go no further with meritorious merchandise than the low nrices we nave placed on our goods this season i I J lie UltUtJllUl IB Ui UlgUOOU uwaxiy fllll iiv mto vwm MAMMOTH CLOTHING SHOE CO Hoods Pills become the favorite cathar with everyone who trios them 25c per box 1H8 Oatarrn Cannot lie Oared The Cadiz Telephone explains that it is not an apologist for Judge Linn and declares that it will support any Trigg county man who may run for judge but at the same time it takes ground against the usual method of nominating candidates in this disrict It and wants a primary election has been many years since a primary election was adopted as the method of nominating a candidate in this ju- Conventions have dicial district held up to the last been invariably nomination of Judge Grace in 1892 In whose interest and for what purpose is the Telephone now advocating a departure from a plan that has always worked so satisfactorily With LOCAL APPLICATIONS a they cannot reach the heart of the disease Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal ly and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine It was prescribed by one of the best physi- Â¬ cians in this country for years and is a regular prescription it is composed of the best tonics known combined with tho best blood purifiers act ing directly on the mucuous surfaces The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh Send for testimonials free COProps F J CHENEX Toledo O Sold by all Druggists price 75c CENTURY IN 1895 A NEW LIFE OF ILLUSTRATED Talcing advantage of the general revival of Interest in tho Great Emperor Tho Century will print during 18DS NAPOLEON MAGNIFICENTLY The GmtidArmy Of the Republic n vy Tho Century la famous for Its great historical serials aud never In Its history has a great- Â¬ er one been projected than this new Lifa of Napoleon written by Prof Wm M Sloane of Princeton who has spent many years in preparation for his worV Thus far no biogra phy of the man of destiny has appeared In either English or French that is free from ran cor and attentive to the laws of historical criticism The Century has secured It tho HAVE COME AND GONE but the Low Prices we hare inaugurated ou ArPf Shoes Gents Furnishing Goods Hats Gloves Boys and Childrens Clothg f rngr HAVE COME TO STAY How is this Fine Dotigola liaiid turn Oxfords at 49c 75c and 100 These are not old and worn stock but fresh goods Our line of LOW CUT SHOES was never so complete as vou will find it a mu wiu WAfcArj 4x uu ouu UUi jjauiva iiuu ruTrrvrE ti uotv nA vuijr jjjcbijrr 4Vnr m wear We are selling a great many Tans in all styles Our lino with all the novelties in thpopularihoe for Spring ok-J-- The French army costs every year 675000000 franks the navy 209000000 i Spring Time History of the life ol one of the most marvelous of men No matter how much you already know of Napoleon youwlll want to read this herds the concentration of all tho lives and memoirs The Illustrations will be tangnlf Iceut the wealth of The CentHrjs art de partment witl be laTlsheLuPon them Two members of the staff have just returned from PoriS where they havebeeirsecurjrjg all that is b st of Napoleonic material New portraits will be printed great historical paintltfga ie producedand Castaigne und other modern arÂ¬ tists have drawnanew some of the great scenes r of Napoleons life for this history In addition to this there will be A New Novel by Oasa Uraeclo and His 4roin The title ance of Italy full of human passion and excit ing episode C A New Novel by ttrcat oil round complete aud interesting c Ladies fine at present W rnrim Luuur jjuutga is completeT W lv MENS SHOES t r U 5 t t Is when nearly everybody feels the need of some blood purifying strength invigorating and liealth producing medicine The real merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla is the reason of its wide Its unequaled spread popularity Tho Criminal Crowding of Public MARION CRAWFORIJI Is J Edwin Claps line you all know has no peer in the Tfingdom of Shoedom f Bros These goods v Our next is from the celebrated factory of N Hess are sold uuder a positive guarantee Our lino of medium goods are of best custom make See our line of Boys and Childrens CLOTHING Mens PAINTS etc Schools and Crowded Schools as Promoters of Diseaso are two subjects of pressing importance that will be taken up in The Forum for May Professor J H Penniman of Philadelphia by a study of school reports themselves of many of our principal cities shows what lamentable lack of sufficient and wholesome building there are how indeed much of the educational work in Boston and An Indiana court has fixed the New York and many other cities is price of stolen kisses in that Btate at worse than wasted Dr H D Chap 250 But what is the uso of stealing in of Now York lays down tho con em Toledo Blade dition that should govern the healthIf you are a devotee of ful building and arrangement of you can neither hear too the bicycle much nor school rooms say to much in its favor and if you are lust learmncr to ride a wheel or A paragraph in the Kentookian a are thinking about doing so naturalfew days ago threw our steamed con- ly you are desirous of knowing all you can of the experience and opin- Â¬ temporary at Cadiz into a violent ions of those who have become exstate of eruption and tho result was perts Everybody rides a silent that something like two thousand steed or from present indications words of burning sarcasm and other will do so before the summer is over will be things too numerous and fearful therefore everyone Benefits interested in What Are the of Bicyto mention were hurled upon us last cling published in Domorests Mag- Â¬ week We have a force of experts en- azine for May in which such enthusi- Â¬ gaged in excavating and removing astic advocates of cycling as Dr EdConan the piles of words words words in ward Payson Fowler Dr A and Dr Doyle David Christie Murray the hope that somewhere underneath Grace Peckham Murray give their tho mass of English language an idea views regarding it Tis interesting of some sort may bo discovered reading and convoys convincing ar Should this fond expectation based gumeuts in favor of the wheel for both sexes Magazine is upon a yery remote possibility be published forDomorests year only 2 a by W realized we may at some future time Jennings Demorest 15 East 14th St be able to explain what it all New York meant Two Bad Months success is its best recommendation Tho whole system is susceptible to the most good from a medicine like Hoods Sarsaparilla taken at this time and we would lay special stress upon the time and remedy for history has it recorded that delays are dangerous Tho remarkable success achieved by Hoods Sarsaparilla and the many words of praise it has received make it worthy of your conWo ask you to give this fidence medicine a fair trial Will be published during the year is called An Errant Wooing and is a tale of wander M9 BURTON HARRISON It lngand love amid new scenes of travel In Northern Afilca and Southern Spain Other Features will be several familiar papers on Washington lu Lincolns Time by Noah Brooks who was on unuBual terms of intimacy with the War The Cathedrals of France by President Mrs Schuyler Van Kenssalaer with illustra tions by Joseph Pender Many more serials will be announced later PETREECO EVERYTHING GOES We taking better stock to fill in as we we sell out and ceiving new goods every day m RUDYARD KIPLING contributes his First American Story to the December number of The Century ot Tho Century is MXIJG DUTCP iooa year No home is complete without it Begin subscriptions with November num bf r Whatever other magazines you may take vouniusi nave i no century au agents ana dealers take subscriptions or remittance may be made direct to THP XlLi re- St THE CENTURY CO Union Square New York Send for beautifully Illustrated pamphlet The Century Co and Its Work and men- Â¬ tion where you saw this go down another fePkjL3JLJ notch and I iJfajSf THE ENGLISH MAIDEN 1FT Sho Lacks Versatility But Has Plenty The number It is expected that the Tennessee tho consequent gubernatorial contest will be decided t f this week A majority report will recommend the Beating of Turney by about 2000 majority after purging tho returns The vote on the question is expected to bo exceedingly close About twenty democrats have declared or intimated that they would vote for Evans and tho democrats am now figuring on a bare ma jority including some uncertain votes Evans while in congress voted to un Â¬ seat many democrats some of whom Werefelectcd by majorities as high as 5000 Sad it is not believed that many ffomocrate wuivoto ior mm wnen it Tribune eotaee to the scratch The chances The silent watches of the night are Chat ho will be1 given a dose of his those that are rua down Philadel Â¬ phia Record own medicine Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ f wrecks at sea and loss of life in Jan- Â¬ uary and February of this year were unprecedented During those two months seventy five vessels including twenty eiffht schoooners soven teen steamers fourteen sloops five barges three barks three brigs two barkentines two ships and one pilot boat wore wrecked with a total loss of 1100 lives Ovor half these losses or 6G9 lives were occa Â¬ sioned by seven disasters viz Steamer Elbe 332 steamer Port Nlotheroy 120 ferry boat Terolera 100 steamer Kingdon 40 steamer Chicora 26 steamer Initrahul 26 and steamor Nordsoe 25 Chloago of of Concentration A Now York girl has had an Eng- Â¬ lish friend staying with her this winter and this girl has made her open her oyes very widely In the morning while the American girl is lounging and yawning her English friend is as she saystottingup my accounts and writing in my diary The New Yorker said to her Why do you bother with a diary And Be- Â¬ tho English girl answgred cause when I go home I want to be able to tell about all I have seen and enjoyed to my mother and sisters A Complete and Beautiful Stock on and it will be a help to me in recall Â¬ handball at ing things and then too think what a pleasure it will be to me in the future The American girl LOWEST Cash FIGURES cant understand that whilo ahe has a smattering of everything what the English girl knows she knows well She is slow but lack- Â¬ Bed room ing versatility she has concentra- Â¬ tion having studied botany sho is j interested in all the strango blos- Â¬ soms and is makincr a herbarium If she has a fancy for geology she is collecting pebbles but it is rtlways A Oak certain and sure that sho has some special object and that this is going to be of interest to her all her life- Â¬ time and make her when she Is an iv elderly woman of interest toother A1 people The annual cost of the British 17000000 of the navy army is is lower than ever Be sure you see us before these prices are out A TTVTTnSre4 F A YOST CO c 11 1 Kiita Good things to eaT can always be found in the Greatest Vaygty and are The Main Street Ijjf FURNITURE Dealer i Received Daily ty B Msmtt 3 BTGiunt Co Suits M up 475 CTeleToixorLe 3STo V 27 E B Baldwin ZX J Solid Suit for Formerly with Alexander T Gbaht Propr i Ha ARLINGTON HOTEL t BEA80NONBLK BATBS WN r DUCKER 140U0U00 f r iif v ftJNERAl DIRECTOR a tAH BARBEB SHOPw HOT AND CLDBATHS Ujr J 4 I ApMhB818Q r ftf a tw HpPKJIKSyiLLE KENOTQKIA 1 1 ill v A M I ABOUND AITD ABOUT NOTHING BUT NEWS FOUNDllN THIS COLUMN jt FAME WON BY ACCIDENT H is Awmucu t First Successful Pleiura was an th Highest Honors EWorlds Fair A CondeMe of the latest Hap penings Tersely Told for Busy Headers Aeoi wling was dragged to death in UlaflKH inty Chas Knox the f auioua New York v hat manis dead y Henry Watterson will lecture in Madisbnvilje May 2 The Tennesaoe Press Association will meet in Chattanooga Juno 4 Jas M Fiskes was shot and killed by Leo Foster at Scottvillo Ky The third district railroad conven Â¬ tion yfill bo hold at Winchester ITune 7 Lectio Johnson was arrested at Henftprson for passing counterfeit dollars A special term of circuit court is in session at Morgaufleld Only civil causes will be tried wm I To all overseers of roads in the north- Â¬ ern road district from the Princeton road around to the Russellvillo road I am still your road supervisor for Anderson and Woodford counties said district and mv oath and bond will vote on the question of free turnpikes in November are still in force and I expect to fill my contract with the county the presGale Vinson shot and mortally wounded Jas Stephens near pulton ent year though the heavens fall Ky in a row oyer a girl I looked over some work that was It is estimated that the income tax done last year and I made some al- Â¬ collections will reach J15000000 Of lowance likely that I ought not to this Kentucky willpay 300000 have made with some of the overseers The revival at Lexincrton conduct as the plan of work was new and we 1 ed by Rev 13 Fay Mills has closed got at it late and it was very dry all About 600 people were converted the year Tho fiscal court during its last session passed an order compell- Â¬ Smith Cook the Kentucky giant of ing each and every dverseer in Chris- Â¬ Skelbyville has made upwith his tian county to have his section of road he separated some wife from whom well worked by the first of June and weeks ago Â¬ if not the order then made Luther Foster Republican county price of this picturo meant bread sory upon your supervisor it compulto report attorney of Green county was shot you to tue dune grand jury and killed by Clarence Vaughan a for months and the painter had longÂ¬ sist in your prosecution and as To all needed bread Tho chance of ad Republican politician mission to the salon was small Ho overseers in my district I would say get out James Roach and Richard Froe- - hesitated Then he silenced his section ayour hands and give your good dressing up Simply man tried at Mr bterlmg charged hunger and carried tho canvas to going over the road in the old with being members of the mob that the salon It was admitted Its way will not satisfy the law neither lynched Tom Blair were acquitted great success insured Lepage a will it satisfy your supervisor Drain Geo W Carlisle brother of Secre- placo in public recognition road bed well a good tary Carlisle died at Independence later work a place among and his your bed has been let many ruin by go to the great- Â¬ road county last week after a long Kenton not being properly drained illness He was a farmer and 57 years est of living artists Current Lit- Â¬ Throw all dirt when moved to the erature of age center of tho road bed and spread A FORCED APOLOGY Mr Barton Crutchfield and Miss well and evenly Dont leave any in Sammie Bell Nisbet oldest daughter hills or piles as some overseers did of Mr W W Nisbet were married at Lord Churchill Brings a Vapid Youth last year If you do you may expect to His Knees Madisonville Wednesday They will to do your work over again When At an entertainment once where you order teams and plows on the at St Charles live MiflpOllie Gibson has filed a seduc- Lady Randolph Churchill was play Â¬ road always use the words good tion tjM against Ben Gibson in Web Â¬ ing on tho piano a tall youth was plows and teamsand should I find any other ster cbmty charging him with the observed paying a languid and bo orderedkind on tho road they will off and the parties will rather Insolent attention to tho paternity of a child born Mar 8 The music standing close enough to tho not get any pay for them All teams parties are not related and implements to bo used on the Mat Calloway a negro murderer performer to have his comment eas Â¬ roads must be first class The court was hanged at Columbia Tenn ily overheard by her Lord Randy has ordered that but one plow and Saturday Ho confessed ths crime was close at hand too and pres- Â¬ scraper be used on any one section of on the scaffold His neck was bro- - ently heard the vapid youth remark road in the county unless otherwise y Deuced fine music you know but ordered by the road supervisor ken it lacks weal soul It lacks weal Should more be necessary on any one Joe Jirriss a bare back rider with To the critics astonishment section of the road then apply to rcus a ms e broken at soul Sclent i yiro and the next day Miss a muscular young manj with a big your road supervisor for same All f rar1 jflorence Roach a lady rider was mustache whom ho had not noticed overseers will see that no encroachV thrown and seriously hurt at Hender- before whispered In his ear For ments are made upon road beds and son a shilling Id wallop tho life out of will permit no obstruction to accumu- Â¬ late or bo put on road bed if so will It is reported that five negroes you He hastened to withdraw bo immediately reported to tho grand were lynched at Greenville Ala Sat- - but without discovering the identity jury l am on tue road and will bo Urday night for the murder of a white of the author of the menace Tho aloner in the near future to see after man named watjs Murpliy wnose next day to his delight he received your work Be sure and have your xbody was burned in a brush heap by an invltlon to the Churchllls home road m good shape by the iirst day the fiends which ho accepted with avidity On of J une tor after tins date no excuse Three negroes accused of complici entering tho house ho was mot by will be taken No chance to dodge ty in the murder of David Doty at his threatening neighbor of the this time The roads must be putin Richmond for which Bill Taylor was night before who he at onco dis- Â¬ ood condition by the first day of hanged laBt January have been in Â¬ cerned must be Lord Randolph He une 1895 I appeal to you to attend dicted although Taylors statement proceeded no further than the en- Â¬ to your section of road at once and it will save you time and cost I shall exonerated them trance hall for Churchill beckoned ask each and every tax payer in my A base ball bat manufactory is soon to the drawing room and out floated district to notify mo of any failure of to begin work at Sturgis It has a Lady Churchill This fellow has any overseer to discharge his duty as v contract to furnish a Chicago house come to apologize to you for his re Â¬ such and also of any duty developwith 180000 bats and will furnish aB marks of night hissed Lord ing upon mo that may need any immany more as can be gotten out Rundolph last Now to the stranger mediate attention in your locality or They are to be made of Union county down on your knees Down went any part of said district white ash Address Crofton Ky dandy lisping out the most abÂ¬ the All commissidbers will please notiThe steamer City of Savannah ject plea for forgiveness Then he fy me of time and letting of any and struck a pier of rjw railroad bridge was at Clarksville J day night No put turned over to a footman to bo all work and also the time of receiv- Â¬ ignomiulously out of tho door ing said work as no work can be leone was hurt Ly the accident but three horses were knocked overboard while the host followed his retreat gally let or received unless in the Two of them were recovered and the ing figure with a roar of derlslvo presence of the road supervisor No other one was drowned The dam- - laughter Kate Fields Washing Â¬ money will be paid on any order for work unless signed by tho road suage done by the collision is estimated ton pervisor John M Dulin at 5500 Supposed Mrs Llvermore Did Road Supervisor An Illinois man claims to have re- Mrs Mary A Llvermore is a wom Â¬ cently received a letter from John NOTICE S Wilketf Booth who is alive and en- - an revered alike In her family and Iwxsrr eyeryman and woman In the United and Whisky aased in a inminer nroiect in South neighborhood yet her greatness Btates interested inoftbe Opium on these dis v to have odd mr books There has always been does not always appeal to a certain kablts Address B U Wool ley Atlanta Ga America eases doubts as to the identification of the small boy who belonged to a family Uox 883 and one will be sent jou free man slain as the assassin of Lincoln residing In tho vicinity He was and for whoso bqdy the government one day found by his sister swinging The total number of men in the worlds navies is 287000 paid a reward of 75000 Every once in awhile somebody revives the on tho gate When she reprimanded him for doing what ho was forbidden Dont Tobacco Sit or Sm ks You r stocvthat Booth escaped Â¬ I Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The crraal Freaohiiinier Bastion tarfaly was pur Â¬ Lepage who di sued by unmerciful disaster through his youthin htsefforts to study art His mother workeMn the fields to keep th sickly boy at school At fifteen he went alone to Paris starved for seven years painted without success but still painted He had just finished a picture to send to the salon when Paris was besieged and he rushed with his comrades to tho trenches On the first day a shell fell into his studio and destroyed his picture and another shell burst at his feet wounding him He was carried home and lay ill and idle for two years Then ho returned to Paris and reduced to absoluto want painted cheap fans for a living One day a manufacturer of some patent medicine ordered a picture from him to illustrate its virtues Lepage who was sincere gave his best work to his advertisement Ho painted a landscape in the April sunlight tho leuves of tender green quivered in the breeze a group of beautiful young girls gathered around a foun tain from which the elixir of youth sprang In a bubbling stream Le Â¬ page believed there was real merit in It Lot me offer It at the salon he asked his patron The manufacturer wus delighted But first paint a rainbow arching over the fountain ho said with tho name of my medicine upon it Lepage refused Then I will not pay you a sou for tho picture The tAavefiisnmu p t jBTXGtO UE a Just nnn in fnnnn received full line of the latest stifles iriiBuggies Surreys Phae tons Traps and Carts ever seen here Prices topWit ihi times from CREAM HARNESS j s a BAKING The largest and most complete line in the city rangimitifflprwe from iUup W agon Marness at all prices tfH wit f M v P0WMR MOST PERFECT MADE i pure Grape Cream i DBERING BINDERS can pull it all day These are hard times but this only mahes the farmer more careful in Ms buying As a result our Ball Bearing Pony Binder is very much in demand You only want two good horses to pull this and they of Tartar Powder Fre cm Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD To Road Supervisors BICYCLES Bicycles are now in reach of all Victors Columbias Stearns Syra- Â¬ cuse and Eclipse are the best Will sell on installments Save a splendid wheel for 6000 MAJESTIC RANGES mahes in home and cure dysvepssa Get you out early to work 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 Forbes h Bra New Spring GoodS We have opened for inspection our complete assortments of new Spring roods Never be- Â¬ fore have we been able to offer so many induce- Â¬ ments in either style variety or price f 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 We Carpets Only those a ma es which Reliable Maes we can guarantee are allowed in our stock Any pattern you select will be first class Open The Spring Trade with a superb stock of first class Dress Goods Trimmings etc at prices that are low than ever before Goods cheerfully shown G v LATHAW l- Novelties For The t Ki vM Rt the annual meeting of the stock- Â¬ holders of tho St Bernard coal company held at Earliugton last week the fojlowing directors were elected H B Hanson New Y6rk Thos Butter New York John H Moss New York B N Fafaen Philadelphia F P Gracey Clarksville Tenn W H Howe Nashville Tenn E G Sebree jr Henderson Geo C Atkinson Earlington John B AtkinBon Earl The Hurnan Voice ington John B Atkinson was also Mrs Milward Adams of Chicago elected president and treasurer and Is lecturing on the possibilities of Geo C Atkinson secretary the human vblce Sha divides the MATRIMONIAL voice into six tones from tho tone of power and command down to that WV JUBRIAGE LICENSES of contentment peaoo and happi Â¬ Eviff rim Barnes to Dick Grace According to Mrs Adams ness w COLORED the difference between tho American Marshal Vaughan to Nannie Reed and English voioe lies mainly in th Bennie Herring to Betsy Anderson different register used the EngÂ¬ John Fletcher to Silla Perkins Jthe- upper tonea Andrew Burbridj je to Dbny Moore lish woman using and rising cadenoe which is mora Stella Lipkins Jennis Fields to musical in efieot while the Amer AYGraTglotte 820000 vraeiT were Sean vote drop from the can tar tooa tea oi wnom auwu worn down exbauatlng the YooaA chorda ft4 pvodttoiag a trldarU eAtti forwouadeb t the irreverent youth remarked I dont care for you nor ma nor pa nor tho ox nor the ass or anything Ob WHlyt thats anybodys exclaimed the shockedflittle girl do you know who rote thoso words you use so Dont care Mrs Llvermore I was tho reply apoae Boston Home Journal 1m sold by tt O Uardwick under a guaran tee to euro or money refunded Book free AddreSi Sterling Remedy Co New York or Life way Is tho truthful startling tltloof a book about the harmless guaranteed tobacco habit cure that braces up nlcotinlzed nerves eliminates the nicotine poison makes weak men gain strength vigor nnd manhood You run no physical no nnahclal risk as We have the most complete line of Children 150 to 500 TO C Chicago ar Juniors T mr m trimmed and Braided im man-of-w- Tho engines of a first class steel cost nearly 700000 v m aged 3 to 8 years eau- - Hi 50 tifully made and trimmed H 4 10 15 00 j FACTS unaor reasonaoio conditions Do not say it cannot be done until you send for free 120 page catalogue DRAUOnONH 1JtAOXI VAX UUSISmS COLZEOJS and School of nnd Telegraphy Rhorthand Typewriting NASHVILLE TKNN 4 1VBEKS by Droaghons method of teach Â¬ ing book keeping is equal to IS WJHS1C8 by old method It expends more money in the Interest of its Employment Department than half the busi Â¬ ness colleges In the south take in ns tuition It Is strongly endorsed by Bankors Merchants and practical book keepers all over the United States Reasonable rates uf tuition Cheap board Open to both sexes 600 students past year representing 86 States and Territories It has also prepared books for POSITIONS GUARANTEED Suits aesi years a11 never-np-sea- m 2m to 650 125 and earth STAR WAISTS best onwarranted 50seam to buttons Jm Hyperion Windsor the latest New York Craze Tatch Tennis and Bicygjjf Caps Sweaters and Bicycle Hose v t STJTXOY sent on 00 days trial When yon write explain your wants Addreu J rDjUOHex Pyeat aaeaTUM HOME X BOULWARE i u rf C i a HOPKINSVILE ttw KKNTfUOKIANl K b n April 28 1896 w ft I 3fcifcittifeUle Xentut Man PMUSIlt fljHAT AM BY The TekfphpqMtys it may be that the Kkntookiax w oppoaad to Judge Linn because the Judge happeas toi nM frn RIMY MI1 n0i h a m baja1 vH U Mens Boys and Childrens Clothing There never was a time when money would go further inwith the way of buying Clothing Our childrens combination suits z pair pants cap ami a wmsue uuuwu m a JasJfLslsk aPBBBBB 1 The editor of tho Telephone must be a mind reader He had hit CHAS M MEACHAM tho bulls eye the very first shot ADVAKGE There are various and sundry ques 8UB80UIPXION 3 A YEAR IN are diaLoch readiug notice 20 cents per line Spe- - tions upon which our views LiooaiR c cents per Jine wku iumhwu metrically opposed to Judge Linns Jteteti for utandlng advertUonients furnished We have mentioned several of them application and have several dozen on hand for V OFFICE 213 SOUTil MAIN STREET future use own u Q 5i tS ftHvSlVa KVan 14 ANNOUNCEMENT H H Kohlsaat formerly of the Inter-authorized to announce JUDGE JOHN PHELPS Ocean has bought the interests as a candidate for Circuit Court Judge In this of the late Jas W Scott in tho Chi- Â¬ district subject to the action of the Demo cago Times Herald and Evening cratic party Election November 5 1895 Wo are Mr Xante Gupton Dukedom Teon Senator Mitchell says that which vor of the old parties adopts a free silver platform will Bweep tlie coun- Â¬ try in 1896 able argument for free turn- Â¬ pikes recently published in the Ken tuokian is being reprinted in some of the state papers Chainnan Yerkes has called a meet- Â¬ ing of the Republican State Central Committee and it is likely the Republican StateConvention will be post- Â¬ poned to a later date than May 29 Js Post and will make radical changes From in the policy of both papers Democratic free silver organs they will become Republican in politics and advocate a gold standard and support McKinley for president This deal leaves Unicago without a single Democratic daily paper County Convention Saturday May 0 Gave New Life by Hoods Hooda Sarsaparilla haa done mo a great deal of good I have beea a aufferer from bIoIc headache and neuralgia nearly all my llfo The pains had become so Intense that xny hands would cramp for hoars so that I could not use them The doctor told my huabnnd there was little help for ma The different medicines tried had greatly disheartened me Since using two bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla I have real- lzed relief so much bo that I feel likes new is not only the best but handsomest combination in the bUYYll jwu wui uicvau txxu 250 500 J H ivrcii BeKUKl U vJr Sfck Headache and Neuralgia Cure ulft Pursuant to a call of the district committee of the first railroad district of Kentucky it is hereby ordered by tho Democratic executive committee of Christian county that a mass convention be held at tho courthouse in Hopkinsville on Saturday May at 2 o clock p in for the purpose of ap- Â¬ Judge Saml P McConnell presidelegates to a convention at dent of the Iroquois Club at Chicago Sointing Ky May 15 to nominate Las declared himself in favor of the a candidate for railroad commissioner iree coinage of silver as well as gold All Democratic voters of Christian county shall be entitled to participate He is one of the most prominent par m saic mass convention ty leaders in Illinois Chas M Meagham Chm Geo Bradley Sec Pro tem Waller the Kansas darkey nho Oatarrn Cannot bo Oared kicked up a fuss in Madagascar has a With LOCAL APPLICATIONS been taken to France where the they cannot reach the heart of the French authorities will afford tho disease Catarrh is a blood or con- Â¬ United States minister an opportun- Â¬ stitutional disease and in order to cure ity to investigate the charge upon it you must take internal remedies Tvhich Waller was convicted and giv Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal- Â¬ en a sentence of twenty years im- Â¬ ly and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh prisonment Cure is not a quack medicine It was prescribed by one of the best physi Â¬ Tho Cadiz Telephone explains that cians in this country for years and is It is composit is not an apologist for Judge Linn a regular prescription known combin- Â¬ ed of the best tonics and declares that it will support any ed with the best blood purifiers act Trigg county man who may run for ing directly on the mucuous surfaces judge but at tho same time it takes Tho perfect combination of the two srround acrainst the usual method of ingredients is what produces such nominating candidates in this disrict wonderful results in curing Catarrh for testimonials free It Send J CHENEY CO Props and wants a primary election F has been many years since a primary Toledo O Sold by all Druggists price 75c election was adopted as tho method of nominating a candidate in this ju- Â¬ The French army costs every dicial district Conventions have year 675000000 franks the navy tbeen invariably held up to the last 209000000 nomination of Judge Grace in 1892 Spring Time In whose interest and for wnat pur Is when nearly everybody feels the pose is tho Telephone now advocating a departure from a plan that has need of some blood purifying strength invigorating and liealth producing always worked so satisfactorily medicine The real merit of Hoods Ml PWiln WIIHWMIMWWiiWWMEt Sarsaparilla is the reason of its wide Its unequaled The Criminal Crowding of Public spread popularity recommendation Crowded Schools as success is its best is susceptible to Schools and Tho whole system Promoters of Disease are two sub- the most good from a medicine like jects of pressing importance that will Hoods Sarsaparilla taken at this be taken up in The Forum for May time and we would lay special stress Professor J H Penniman of Phila- upon the time and remedy for history has it recorded that delays are delphia by a study of school reports dangerous The remaikablo success themselves of many of our principal achieved by Hoods Sarsaparilla and cities shows what lamentable lack of the many words of praise it has resufficient and wholesome building ceived make it wortuy of your conto give this there are how indeed much of tho fidence aWe ask you medicine fair trial educational work in Boston and An Indiana court has fixed the New York and many other cities is - price of stolen kisses in that state at worse than wasted Dr H D Chap25U But what is the use ol stealing in of New York lays down tho con- - em Toledo Blade dition that should govern the healthIf you are a devotee of the bicycle ful building and arrangement of you can neither hear too much nor school rooms say to much in its favor and if you are just learning to ride a wheel or A paragraph in the Kentookian a are thinking about doing so naturalfew days ago threw our steamed con- ly you are desirous of knowing all can of the experience and opintemporary at Cadiz into a violent you of those who have become exions state of eruption and tho result was ports Everybody rides a silent that something like two thousand steed or from present indications words of burning sarcasm and other will do so before the summer is over will bo interested things too numerous and fearful therefore everyone Benefits of Bicyin What Are the to mention were hurled upon us last cling published in Domorests Mag week We have a force of experts en- azine for May in which such enthusigaged in excavating and removing astic advocates of cycling as Dr Ed- Â¬ Dr A Conan the piles of words words words in ward Payson Fowler Murray and Dr Doyle David Christie the hope that somewhere underneath Grace Peckham Murray give their the mass of English language an idea views regarding it Tis interesting of some sort may be discovered reading and convoys convincing ar Should this fond expectation based guments in favor of the wheel for both sexes Domorests Magazine is upon a yery remote possibility be published for only 2 a year by V realized we may at some future time Jennings Demorest 15 East ldth St be able to explain what it all New York meant Two Bad Months i person Our little boy has been troubled with his throat but sinco taking Hoods Sarsaparilla soreness and hoarseness have gone and he is better In health Mrs Mattib Gcptonv Dukedom Tennessee Get Hoods Hoods wsv Sarscc cures pariHa are stunners andit is only a matter of time wIiati tViAv will hp frone and we cannot replace them The clothes you buy of us admits you to the first place every whereThey are right up to date and of artistic make and shape Uiir uu new assortment or opring ourcs is a mafvet uj uoauipr mgnest quality anu tno cellence The material is ot J tne VUn T nrrr JT t ueot wormnnsniTi is eruaranxeeu me very U4 jl uo juwy a -f Price power can go no further with meritorious ifitsni merchandise than the low prices we have placed on our goods this season w i - iiv itO tAv T oo T 4 1 rw OTHING HOE CO Hoods Pills become tho favorite cathar tlo with evcryoue who tries them 25c per box T B Taking advantage of tbe general revival of Interest in the Great Emperor Tho Cctttftry will print during 1896 The Grand Army Of the Republic NAPOLEON 1895 CENTURY IN A NEW LIFE OF V V ftVr ical serials aud never in its history has a great er one been projected than this new Llfa of Napoleon written by Prof Wm M Sloone of Princeton who has spent jnony years in preparation for his work Thus far no biogra phy of the man of destiny has appeared in either English or French that Is free from ran cor and attentive to the laws of historical crit- Â¬ icism Tho Century has secured It tho MAONIFICENTLY ILLUSTRATED Tho Century la famous for Its great histor- HAVE COME AND GONE but the Low Prices we have inaugurated on Shoes Gents Furnishing Goods Hats Gloves Boys and Childrens Cloth xag HAVE COME TO STAY How is this rtx ii I Fine Dotigola fraud turn Oxfords at 49c 75c and 100 r History of the llfeoloneot the most marvelous of men No matter how much you already know of Napoleon you will want to read thlB here is the concentration of all the lives and memoirs The Illustrations will ho magnlt Iceut the wealth of Tho Centurys art deÂ¬ partment will be lavished upon them Two members or the staff have Just returned from Paris where they have bPetrecurJUg all that is of Napoleonic maeclal Kew portraits will be printed great historical palntttifgs re- Â¬ produced and Castalgne and other modern ar Â¬ tists have drawn anew some of the great scenes of Napoleons life for this history In addition to this there will be A New Novel bv great all round complete and Interesting vv i btt These are not old and worn stock but fresh goodB Our line of LOy CUT SHOES was never so complete as you will find it Seeour1 Ladies fine CREOLE a Jiewand very pretty thing in i t r in ifa nun nniiaH r n Mrt uiaujv m aua m n tII riTTi i rtn Our line uu dijict vru uiu ouiuuy a cat M h iWUtfr with all the novelties in thispopularAhoe for Spring m m Ladies fine at present Ladies foot is complete a k 1 rJ f t ifitft Mv MENS SHOES 4J MARION CRilVFORp 1 Tho title Is Casa Braeclo and it is a rom ance or Italy full of human passion and ex6it r ing episode A New WillbeDUbllshed durlncr the vear It is called An Errant Wooing and is a tale of wander ingandlovo amid new scenes of travel in riormern Aiuca ana southern apain Ms BUTTON HARRISON Other Features Novel by f ln Edwin Claps line you all know has no peer in the Kingdom of Shoedom Bros Those goods Our next is from the celebrated factory of N Hess are sold under a positive guarantee Our line of mediunv goods are of best - i custom make See our line of Boys and Childrens CLOTHING Mens PAOTSetc IKbr will be several familiar uaners on Washington 111 Tlnttnllta Tlmn tl lit iSnn It DrtrtVrt ilin nd on unusual terms of Intimacy with the War uy ine uauiearais of rranee rresiaeni Mrs Schuyler Van Kenssalner with Illustra tion by Joseph Pender Many more serials will be announced later PETREE gjj I CO re- - RUDYARD KIPLING contributes his First American SJory to the uecemuer iiumuur oi xue ueniury of The Century is 4 oo a year MnH No home is complete wunout Begin subscriptions with November nura It other magazines you may br Whatever Tho Contury All agents take voumust have and dealers take subscriptions or remittance may be made direct to THP PUTfP rrlVfi EVERYThlNC GOES We taking better stock to fill in as we we sell out and ceivmg new goods every day go down another notch and THE CENTURY CO Union Square New York Send for beautifully illustrated pamphlet Tho Century Co and Its Work and men- Â¬ tion where you saw this ILlUjJbfj THE ENGLISH MAIDEN Sho Lacks Versatility But HasPlonty JBELjfiaJbJ is lower than ever Be sure you see us before these prices are out 7 expected that the Tennessee gubernatorial contest will be decided this week A majority report will recommend the seating of Turney by about 2000 majority after purging the returns The vote on the ques- Â¬ tion is expected to bo exceedingly close About twenty democrats have declared or intimated that they would vote for Evans and the democrats are now figuring on a bare ma- Â¬ jority including some uncertain votes Evans while in congress voted to un- y seat many democrats some of whom wereelected by majorities as high as OOQJtad it is not believed that many dwooorWwill vote for him when it Heomaftto the scratch Tho chances lare that he will begiyea a dose of his T6wn medicine It is The number of wrecks at sea and tho consequent loss of life in Jan Â¬ uary and February of this year were unprecedented Durlnp those two months seventy five vessels Including twcnty citfht schoooners seven- Â¬ teen steamers fourteen sloops Ave barges three barks three brigs two barkentines two ships and one pilot boat woro wrecked with a total loss of 1100 lives Ovor half these losses or 669 lives wero occa Â¬ sioned by seven disasters viz ferry boat Terciera 100 steamer Eingdon 40 steamer Ohicora 26 steamer Inltrahul 26 and steamor Nordsoe 25 Chicago Tribune Niotheroy 120 Steamer Elbe 332 steamer Port r The silent watches of tho niirht those that are run down- Philadel phia Record of Concentration A Now York girl has had an Eng- Â¬ lish friend staying with her this wintor and this girl has made her open her oyea very widely In the morning while the American girl is lounging and yawning her English friend is as she says totting up my accounts and writing in my diary The New Yorker said to her Why do you bother with a diary And Be- Â¬ tho English girl answered cause when I go home I want to be able to tell about all I have seen and enjoyed to my mother and sisters A Complete and Beautiful Stock on and it will be a help to me in recall- Â¬ v f hand all ing things and then too think what a pleasure it will be to me in Tho American girl LOWEST Cash FiGURES the future cant understand that while she has a smattering of everything what tho English girl knows she knows well She is slow but lack- Â¬ Bed room Suits ing versatility she has concentra- Â¬ tion having studied botany sho is 10 interested in all the strange blos- Â¬ up soms and is making a herbarium If she has a fancy for geology she is collecting pebbles but it is always A Solid Oak certain and sure that sho has some special object and that this is going to be of interest to her all her lifetime and make her when she Is an elderly woman of Interest to other people Tho annual cost of the British army is 17000000 of thf navy tUHERAt DIREGfdR 14000000 F A YOST CO II 1 El itll Coop things to eaT can always be found in the Greatest Variety and are The Main Street FURNITURE Dealer i3l atifc Hece ived Dally k D 1 Msmtt USTo RW Vt U JLt - Co TeleTcrtnozie WT GsANTfPropr Formerly with Alexander o 27 n AJAlJUTYm Suit for TL fG J a s 475 fi ARLINGTON HOTEL fBEA80NONBLR BATBS j W N DUOKER flSS AD 8TaEET fcjfa LOUISVILLE t KY 4 BARBEBSHOP HOT AND COLDBATHS1 s ii lf v v- it V Altai 2J 189 MOUND MD ABOUT NOTHING BUTNEW8 FOUND IN THlS HpSTJPLLB a Yi i fj KeWTTUOKIAN r i FAME WON BY ACCIDENT His First Successful Pjciurt WjU an Highest Honors Worlds pair column AdvatfsmM6tW The A Condemned Aewwt or the Latest Hop- peBlBgs Ternely Rid for Buy Headers VCBpvvling was dragged to death in Clayltounty Chas Knox he famous Now Uork hat man is dead r Henry Watterson will lecture in Madisonville May 2 The TennoBseo Press Association will meet in Chattanooga June 4 MOST PERFECT MADE Jas M Fishes was shot and killed Fre I pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Leo Foster at Scottvilloj Ky by om Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Tho third district railroad conven 40 YEARS THE STANDARD tionwillbeheldat Winchester tFune 7 Lesjhe Johnson was arrested at To Road Henprson for passing counterfeit dollars v To all overseers of roads in the north- Â¬ A special term of circuit court is in ern road district from the Princeton session at Morganfleld Only civil road around to the Russellville road causes will be tried am still your road supervisor for Anderson and Woodford counties said district and mv oath and bond will vote on the question of free turnpikes in November are still in force and I expect to fill my contract with the county the presGale Vinson Bhot and mortally wounded Jas Stephens near Fulton ent year though the heavens fall Ky in a row oyer a girl I looked over some work that was T It is estimated that tho income tax done last year and I made some al- Â¬ collections will reach 15000000 Of lowance likely that I ought not to this Kentucky will pay 300000 i have made with some of the overseers The revival at Lexington conductas the plan of work was new and we ed by Rev B Fay Mills has closed got at it late and it was very dry all About 600 people wore converted tho year The fiscal court during its last session passed an order compell- Â¬ Smith Cook the Kentucky giant of ing each and every dverseer in Chris- Â¬ Shelbyville has made uprwith his tian county to have his section of road wife from whom ho separated some well worked by the first of June and weeks ago if not the order then made compul Luther Foster Republican county price of this picturo meant bread sory upon your supervisor it report to attorney of Green county was shot for months and the painter had long you to the June grand jury and as and killed by Clarence Vaughan a To all L needed bread Tho chance of ad- Â¬ sist in your prosecution Republican politician overseers in my district I would say mission to the salon was small He get out James Roach and Richard Froe hesitated Then he silenced his section ayour hands and give your good dressing up Simply man tried at Mt Sterling charged hunger and carried the canvas to going over the road in the old with being members of the mob that the salon It was admitted Its way will not satisfy the law neither lynched Tom Blair were acquitted great success insured Lepage a will it satisfy your supervisor Drain Geo W Carlisle brother of Secre place In public recognition a good road bed well tary Carlisle died at Independence later work a place among and his your bed has been let many ruin by tho great- Â¬ road jo to Kenton county last week after a long not being properly drained illness He was a farmer and 57 years est of living artists Current Lit- Â¬ Throw all dirt when moved to tho erature of age center of tho road bed and spread A FORCED APOLOGY Mr Barton Crutchfiold and Miss well and evenly Dont leave any in Sammie Boll Nisbut oldest daughter hills or piles as somo overseers did of Mr W W Nisbet were married at Lord Churchill Brings a Vapid Youth last year If you do you may expect to His Knees Madisonville Wednesday They will to do your work over again When At an entertainment once where you order teams and plows on the live at St Charles was words MbOllie Gibson has filed a seduc- Lady Randolph Churchill youth play Â¬ road always use the should good ing on tho piano a tall was plows and teamsand I find against Ben Gibson in Web tion ster cbluty charging him with the observed paying a languid and any other kind on the road they will paternity of a child born Mar 8 The rather insolent attention to tho be ordered off and the parties will music standing close enough to the not get any pay for them All teams parties are not related and implements to be used on the Mat Calloway a negro murderer performer to have his comment eas Â¬ roads must be first class The court was hanged at Columbia Tenn ily overheard by her Lord Randy has ordered that but ono plow and Saturday He confessed the crime was close at hand too and pres- Â¬ scraper be used on any one section of f on the scaffold His neck was bro- - ently heard tho vapid youth remark road in tho county unless otherwise y Deuced fine music you know but ordered by the road supervisor ken It lacks weal soul It lacks weal Should more be necessary on any ono Trn iirriss a bareback Tfider with To the critics astonishment section of the road then apply to t soul cii uiujkou ui j hii- aro and the next day Miss a muscular young manj with a big your road supervisor for same All I rarnu jflorence Roach a lady rider was mustache whom ho had not noticed overseers will Bee that no encroach- Â¬ ments are thrown and seriously hurt at Hender before whispered in his ear For will permitmade upon road tobeds and no obstruction accumuson a shilling Id wallop the life out of late or be put on road bed if so will It is reported that five negroes youl Ho hastened to withdraw be immediately reported to the grand were lynched at Greenville Ala Sat- but without discovering the identity jury I am on the road and will be urday night for the murder of a white of the author of the menace The along in the near future to see after man named Watts Murphy whose next day to his delight he received your work Be sure and have your body was burned in a brush heap by an Invitlon to the Churchllls home road in good shape by the first day the fiends which ho accepted with avidity On or June tor alter tins date no excuse Three negroes accused of complici entering tho house he was mot by will bo taken No chance to dodere ty in the murder of David Doty at his threatening neighbor of tho this time The roads must be putm Richmond for which Bill Taylor was night before who he at once dis food condition by the first day of 1895 I appeal to you to attend banged laBt January have been in Â¬ cerned must be Lord Randolph He dicted although Taylors statement proceeded no further than the en- Â¬ to your section or road at once and it will save you time and cost I shall exonerated them trance hall for Churchill beckoned ask each and every tax payer in my A baseball bat manufactory is soon to the drawing room and out floated district to notify mo of any failure of to begin work at Sturgis It has a Lady Churchill This fellow has any overseer to discharge his duty as contract to furnish a Chicago house come to apologize to you for his reÂ¬ such and also of any duty develop with 180000 bats and will furnish as marks of last night hissed Lord ing upon mo that may need any im many more as can be gotten out Rundolph Now to the stranger mediate attention in your locality or They are to be made of Union county down on your knees Down went any part of said district white ash Address Crofton Ky the dandy lisping out the most abÂ¬ All will please notiThe Bteamer City of Savannah ject plea for forgiveness Then he fy me commissiduers of time and letting of any and struck a pier of the railroad bridge was turned over to a footman to bo all work and also the time of receiv- Â¬ at Clarksville Friday night No one was hurt by the accident but put ignomiuiously out of tho door ing said work as no work can be lethree horses were knocked overboard while the host followed his retreat Â¬ gally let or received unless in the Two of them were recovered and the ing figure with a roar of derisive presence of the road supervisor No other one was drowned The dam Â¬ laughter Kate Fields Washing Â¬ money will be paid on any order for work unless Bigned by the road suage done by the collision is estimated ton pervisor John M Dclin at 500 Supposed Mrs Livermoro Did Boad Supervisor - An Illinois man claims to have reMrs Mary A Livermoro Is a wom Â¬ cently received a letter from John KOTICE Wilkes Booth who is alive and en an revered alike in her family and I WAirr orery man and woman in the United and Whisky gaged in a mining project in South neighborhood yet her greatness Btates interested inofthe Opium on these dis mr books hablto to haTo ono America There has always been does not always appeal to a certain eases Address B II Woolley Atlanta Ga doubts as to the identification of the small boy who belonged to a family Ylox 883 and otic will be sent jou free man slain as the assassin of Lincoln residing in tho vicinity Ho was and for whose bojly the government ono day found by his sister swinging The total number of men in the worlds navies is 287000 paid a reward of 75000 Every once in awhile Bomebody revives the on tho gate When sho reprimanded Dont Tobacco Sit or Sm ike You r him for doing what ho was forbidden Btocjwthat Booth escaped Life way the irreverent youth remarked I JRt the annual meeting of tho stock dont care for you nor ma nor pa Is tho truthful startling title of a book about the holaerrof the St Bernard coal compa- nor the ox nor the ass or anything habit cure that harmlea up guaranteed tobacco nlcotlnlzcd nerves braces ny held at Earlington last week tho eliminates the nicotine poison makeu weak Ob Willy anybodys men gain atrencth vigor and manhood You following directors were elected H thats run no physical no nnanolal risk as BHansohjTNow y6rk Thos Butter exclaimed the shocked little girl In sold by B O Uardwick under a guarantee to do you know who wroto those Addre8tseuro or inonoy refunded Book free New York John H Mobs New York B N Fahen Philadelphia F P words you use so Dont caro Chicago Sterling Remedy Co New York or Gracey Clarkville Tenn W H was the reply Mrs Livermore I The engines of a firat class steel Howe Nafehvillo Tenn EG Sebree spose Boston Home Journal cost nearly 700000 jr Henderson Geo C AtkinBon Earlington John B Atkinson Earl Â¬ The Human Voice ington John B Atkinson was also elected president and treasurer and Mrs Milward Adams of Chicago Geo C Atkinson secretary is leoturingon the possibilities of POSITIONS GUARANTEED the human voice She divides the under reasonable conditions to not say it free 120 MATRIMONIAL be dono voice Into six tones from the tone cannotcatalogue until yon Rend for FJtAGTI page DtlAVailONS VAC 1WHINESS COLLKOXC of power and command down to that Shorthand Typewriting andand School of Hi Telegraphy MAMUAGE LICENSES of contentment peaoe and happi Â¬ NASHVILLE TENN Erjfetiim Barnes to Dick Grace 4 WEEKS by ness According to Mrs Adams ing book keeping Draughons tomethod of teach la equal 13 WEEKS by V OOLOBEn old method the difference betwoen the American if Interest It expends Marshal Vaughan to Nannie Reed and English voice lies mainly la the Employment more money in the half the of its Department than busi Bennie Htrring to BetsyAndereon ness colleges in the couth take in as tuition different register used the Eng It is strongly endorsed by Bankors Merchants to Silla Perkins John Fletcher over the Andrew Burbridge to Dony Moore llsh woman using the upper tones and practical book keepers all tuition United Cheap Reasonable rates aod rising cadenoe which is mora States Open to both sexes of600 students past board J ennk Fields to Stella Lipkins musical in effect while the Amao year representing 58 Btatesand Territories It has also prepared books for KVTGrwjjktte 820000 jnen wore km vote drops from theoantartoo etwagedj rjofVwhom 40000 were down axbaustiiig the rooal ohorda seat on 60 days trial Whes you writ explain your wants Addreu JFDAaio Ftcat killed or woAisdeb Nasnriua tm t r Lepage who dlfd sued by unmerclfuldisaster through his youtn in ms euorta to stuoy art His mother worked In the fields to keep tho sickly boy at school At fifteen ho went alone to Paris starved for seven years painted without success but still painted He had just finished a picturo to seDd to the salon when Paris was besieged and ho rushed with his comrades to the trenches On the first day a shell fell Into his studio and destroyed his picture and another shell burst at his feet wounding him He t was carried home and lay ill and idle for two years Then ho returned to Paris and reduced to absolute want painted cheap fans for a living Ono day a manufacturer of some patent medicine ordered a picture from him to illustrate its virtues Lepage who was sincere gave his best work to his advertisement Ho painted a landscape in the April sunlight the leaves of tender green quivered in the breeze a group of beautiful young girls gathered around a foun- Â¬ tain from which the elixir of youth sprang In a bubbling stream Le- Â¬ page believed there was real merit in it Let mo offer it at the salon he asked his patron The manufacturer was delighted But first paint a rainbow arching over tho fountain he said with tho name of my medicine upon it Lepage refused Then I will not pay you a sou for the picturel The great Fralifcir Bastten tely Vas pur Â¬ f WB CREAM IBTTGrGrlE S i- Just received a full line of the latest styles in tyjes Surreys Phaetons Traps and Carts everseen here Prices tblsii the times from 8000 to 15000 IPJTst HARNESS BAKING POMVHt The largest and most complete line in the city 500 up Wagon Harness at all prices ranginmrice efa from DEERING BINDERS These are Supervisors hard times but this only makes the farmer more careful in Ms buying As a result our Ball Bearing Pony Binder is very much in demand You only want two good horses to pull this and they can pull it all day BICYCLES Bicycles are now in reach of all Victors- Columbias Stearns Syra- Â¬ cuse and Eclipse are the best Will sell on installments Have a splendid wheel for 6000 l MAJESTIC RANGES I makes in home and cure dysvepssa Get you out early to work and keep 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 Forbes I Hro New Spring GoodS We have opened for inspection our complete assortments of new Spring roods Never be- Â¬ fore have we been able to offer so many induce- Â¬ ments in either style variety or price n JfJlWmlJLl rtt vi Bran New Patterns That cannot be found at any other house in the See city Dont wait for the Spring rush our goods and get prices We Open The Spring Trade with a superb stock of first class Dress Goods Trimmings etc at prices that are low- than ever before Goods cheerfully shown Carpets Only those a ma es which Keliable Maes we can guarantee are allowed in our stock Any pattern you select will be first class I Gv LATHAM A H J Novelties jNHU t iur nr Vi i i For The rfttji-XJ- 1 man-of-w- ar Children liors SdmIdealra 150 to 5f Tyx leeier VV J- - We have the most complete line of f9G S aged 3 to 8 years beau- tifully made and trimmed ages 4 to 15 years all never-rip-sea- m Oil 50 4 M51- tU JSL 00 FACTS CUc rtllTS woli VV M fiOOO t0 A50 U seam and- - v- S 1 AK Hyperion m p buttons warranted 50 to 125 Windsor the latest New York Craze Taton Tennis and BicyclW Caps Sweaters and Bicycle Hose AIS 1 S COX BOULWARE if iiiL mi j i 6 HOFKIN8TILLE KENTUQKIAN 4W s K-- 3- U WORD BUILDING CONTEST Q GRAND PRIZE--FIWES- T PRIZES GHIGKECIH6 IAN0 2d Prize Sidebar buggy 3d Prize Pneumatic Tire Bicycle 4th Prize A Diamond Ring 5th Prize A Moline Farm Wagon 5 PRIZES TOTAL VALUE The above prices are offered to those Who construct or form the largest num- Â¬ of ber prlfcwords out of itho letters found In tho word -R-E-P-U-T-A-T-I- 75000 15000 8500 7500 6000 I2000 I MANUFACTURE OK WILD MEN --m j ChlMra Am Kidnap In Ctpfaa w4 Mw- ly Traaaf erase Into BrwttU Conditio There aro many curiouB trades In the world but the most strngft must sure- Â¬ ly bo tho artificial manufacture of wild men says the Philadelphia Times Yet a well known English doctor in China has just certified from his own personal experience that this art is reg Â¬ ularly practiced in the Flowery king dom t First a youth is kidnaped then bit by Ubit ho is flayed alive and then tho skin of a dog or bear grafted piece by piece uponTiiin His vocal chords aro next destroyed by tho action of charcoal to make him dumb and tho doublb pur- Â¬ Bookkepe L WHHKLBB txr ATTTjrkncTriunNT ffitS HI fc R V WILCOX PnMTvTTSSTON MERCHAW IVi j GRAIN DEALERS iwiwSmiKiimiiiijjMiia n dRussellyille and Railroad Streots Hppkinsvilfef Kentucky V -O-N i at ttoiwtorJrStiBg M rrofeiior Tho story is told of the late Prof Blackio that when ho once put a card on tho door of his lecture roomread ing Prof Blackio will meet his Somo waggish classes at ono p m student obliterated the oin classes The Omaha Weekly World Herald is the great free silver nnnneninc to nass that wav tho old Coinage family paper of the northvrest Its editor is Hon W J professor saw tho change Stepping Bryan the champion of silver vho has just retired from con- Â¬ up to tho door ho obliterated tho letter gress It is published in two parts one of eight pages on Tues Â¬ 1 and went grimly on his way with day and the other cf U ur papes on Friday of each week hence out a wora it is almost as go d s a daily for news Its agricultural page The Genuine Morit edited by G W IJeivey its literary department its house- Of Hoods Sarsaparilla wins friends hold articles and its short stories make it a welcome visitor in wherever it is fairly and honestly tiany household Subscription price 51 00 per year Address tried To have perfect health you must have pure blood and the best way to have pure blood is to take Hoods - Sarsapanllabei heStfhlood purifier and strength builder It ex pels all taint ol scrotum salt rheum and all other humcrfLnrid at the same time builds uMathcvJmi w sys- vMfcI powered and executed In 1850 tiiAwi5WiiJiV The tein FACTS TOLD OF CUBA v yiv island was in a chronic stato of civil ir vt Hoods Pills are prempM and effi- war from 1808 to 1870 a fact which so Tho Island Is the Wealthiest of attracted tho attention of President cient 25c Grant that in tho interest of American lllBh Aerial NaVJijAthrasrtMSTV Spanish Possessions Beyond 2900Qs4fcabqvio alevtn and Cuban commerce ho proposed an- Â¬ nexation These outbreaks were led tho height reached hyiQlalshef ln48G3 Devolutions Ilave Been Frequent for 3Mor by Cespedcs an able lawyer and man has never been UoIjsJq joavigatp Than Seventy Five Tears Havana the wealthy planter of Bayamo and dur- Â¬ the air Various prqbiemsconfcorning Capital Is n Great and ing the olght years of hostilities Spain tho regions farther avay higher up Prosperous City actually sent to Cuba 145000 enlisted such as temperaturo pressure moisture men of whom only a few hundred ever and composition of tho air have been Cuba is about as large as England proper without the principality of returned Since 1870 roving bands of leading subjects of discussion among fWales Its greatest length is 800 miles insurgents have caused tho authorities the physicists for years In J803 M more or less serious trouble Hermito adopted its narrowest part 20 miles and its aver Â¬ mountains and half inaccessibleand the up balloons fitted tho plan of sending out with forests 40 miles The circumfer- Â¬ age width about instruments Those balloons ence of the island is 2000 miles and is of the eastern shore still servo to se- Â¬ Supposed to contain 85000 square miles crete many armed and disaffected peo- Â¬ have been brought up towhat is con Â¬ sidered perfection They aro very The nearest port to this continent is ple In the revolutions of 1878 tho com- light tho averago capacity being only Qklatanzos lying due south from Cape Sable Fla a distance of only ISO miles manders of tho little guard costa gun Â¬ 150 cubic feet of gas Withthese a sys Â¬ Havana is 00 miles west of Matanzas boats probably in utter ignorance of tematic exploration of tho tipper reÂ¬ jThe climate is variable but snow never international law interfered with gions of the air is being mode and it is falls in Cuba In tho cities and near American shipping and tho SpanishÂ¬ said that somo of them havo attained a government had to pay for their rash- height of 80000 feet the swamps yellow fever prevails from ness tthe middle of June to tho last o Octo BnUet Fenetrotei Nine Feet Iber but in tho interior of the island it CHICAGOS NEW MAYOR Of greater effect at longer range than is no more unhealthy than in American even the shots from a Lobel or Mansur Cities in summer Tho average tem Georco B Swift Publlo Record li Not rifle is the new bullet invented by an Bad One rterature at Havana is 77 the maximum George B Swift who has just been officer named Heblerof tho Swiss army 89 and tho minimum 50 degrees The elected mayor of Chicago by a plurality It is shaped somewhat after tho fashion population of tho island is about 2000 of over 40000 was born forty nino of a gooso quill and with a charge only K0 of which 300000 are Spaniards years ago at Cincinnati O He came to slightly over SK grammes 89 grains of Havana the eighth commercial capi- Â¬ Â¬ will tal of the world with a population of Chicago in 1602 and was educated at powderblocktravel 1400 yards and pene-0 of wood to tho depth of the Skinner school tho high school trate a 400000 has a harbor populous with longer range tho penetrating the ships of all nations Moro Castle and the Chicago university He en- Â¬ feet At a power is still great ac the shot will en- Â¬ tered business with tho firm of Lord with its big guns peering out through a block of wood at a distance of wont the yellow stones and its sentinel light- Â¬ Smith as cashier and in 1870memberinto ter yards or nearly 34 miles business for himself as a of 0000 house stands guard over tho narrow Co This entrance with tho battery of La Punta the firm of Frazicr Swift opposite Tho city is rich in public firm afterward became the Prazier ELEGTRQPOISE buildings cathedrals and venerable churches The dwelling houses are uni- Â¬ Tlio Grcntcet Curative Agent versally so constructed ns to form an open square in tho center which con- Â¬ Known stitutes tho only yrd or court attached Tho house is divided into a living room a btoreroom chambers and stable these- all upon one floor whilo the fam ily vehicle blocks up in part tho only Six weeks use of the Electropoise entrance which is used in common by cured a friend of the opium habit It liorses ladies slaves and gentleman callers Tho rooms are lofty and the also benefitted mo a great deal I floors stuccoed or tiled in marble while the walls and ceilings are frequently suffered with kidney trouble Rev ornamented in fresco The most strik Â¬ W Bruce Hopkinsvillo Ky ing peculiarity of tho town house in Cuba is the precaution taken to render From the editorial columns of the It safe against sudden attack each ac Â¬ Western Recorder If there is any cessible window being secured with stout iron bars from top to bottom truth in men and women it does in whilo bullet proof doors bar tho en- - OEOnOK B SWIFT MAYOR OF CHICAGO deed benefit in hundreds of cases of Lubricating company of which Mr all kinds of sickness A friend who Swift Is general manager Ever since his advent Irito the business world Mr had suffered long with nervous prosSwift has been a potent factor in tho tration wrote that it had cured her commercial life of Chicago It is probably in public life that he A gentleman in the city who a year has been better known however He has lived in the Eleventh ward for ago seemed to have only a few days thirty three years or ever since he has been in Chicago with the exception of of life left him by consumption has six months ho resided on tho South greatly improved has been ablo to go side no has watched the ward im- SXAQ OF THE CUBAN REVOLUTIONISTS prove and increases in value and has on uninterrupted with his business as much trance The Cuban ladies rarely stir donedirection as any man to aid it in Two other personal friends said He represented the ward except in a vehicle and in con- this abroad in the city council from 1870 to 1881 sequence tho feet of the senoritas are nothing had ever done so much for his ono term was marvels of smallness and delicacy andand interest for marked with abil Â¬ the people Their voices aro sweet and ldw whilo ity Swift served as special agent of their rheumatism Nothing has ever Mr subdued tone of their complexion is tho treasury under the received so many testimonials from relieved by tho arch vivacity of night and was commissioner President Arthur black eyes But the domestic affec under Mayor Roche Itof public worksÂ¬ trustworthy persons lattions aro not cultivated in fict homo ter position that he madowas in this rec- Â¬ his great One nights use pf Electropoise to the average Cuban is only a place to ord for brilliancy and integrity In sleep 1892 he was again elected to the coun- Tho first attempt of tho Cubans to cil being nominated at a meeting of gave mo rehof ffonl brain congestion Spanish yoke was mado throw off tho I have been a well man citizens of his ward Irrespective of and vertigo in 1823 when Simon Bolivar offered to party ne was in Florida at the time disaffected party by putting an ever sinco aid the Rev Geo H Means knew Invading force into tho island An Â¬ andreturn nothing of his selection until his Covington Ky other yvasmauo In 1820 and a third In After tho assassination of Mayor Under the leadership of Gen terjH Harrison bejvas nominatedCar 182 Electropoise put on trial for four by TrzlOoniKiracy vas developed at republicans tofflllthounexplred months for 10 Send for particulars Clenfufegkn4 Trinidad in 1848 jjto es j tho of ttiat lll fated gentleman but term but DUBOIS WEBB tebiih 3Mf independence jnva tHo i dcfeatedJ a small plurality by Joha years Hopkins native wSSSSSsmx aneiwiur 609 Fourth Avenue Louisville Kt by the Fifth Each contestant mjst become SrgwtMlst the second prize by tho next subscriber to the Omaha Weekly World a fau geetiliat and so on to the fifth Horald for one ycr and must send his Second The of wordd must be writ Â¬ dollar to pay for his subscription with his ten In Ink plainly must be alphabetic- list of words ally- arranged numbered signed by the SJxthrrEvejcx oantatanJUJVhoseAliatcon contestant and uetrf in UeforG 7aTtyitt tains as many as thirty wordS whether he i when tho contest closes wins a prize or not will receive a port Third Words used must be English folo containing handsome photo engraved and must be found in tho dictionary copies of sixteen famous patntjnffs rslzo If two words are spelled alike only one of each picture NH12 inches with hiscan be used Abbreviations oboleto tory of the painting words and names of persons or places are Seventh In case barred Lists Purposely stuffed not con- Â¬ ning lists contain two or more prlzo win Â¬ the samo number of sidered words the one that is first received will The samo letter must not bo be given preference Fourth used twice In one word except the letter Eighth awarded and T which may be used twice in any word shipped toPrizes will bo ten days after winners within mm It appears twice in the prize word the contest closes will be won First The first prlzo UlSDKEt THESE RULES lit and utter degradation of the mental faculties is effected by keeping him immured in a perfectly dark nolo for a number of years In fact by treating him like a brute for a sufficiently long time ho is mado into one At last he Is exhibited to tho entirely credulous Chinese as a wild man of the woods and his possessors reap a rich harvest The prieBta It seems aro adepts at tho art When a kidnaper however Is caught by the people he is torn to pieces and when tho authorities get rhim they torture him and promptly bo Headlilm Suchislifoundertno rule of tho Son of Heaven MVQU U IraUOiUf V VWl VAIU VTA IrfliU I3H4U I w THE OLD RELIABLE Liberal Advances oh Consignments All Tobacco Sent U8Covcrcdby Insurance ABSOLUTELY PURE T R HANCOCK SWEET CAPORAL T R HANCOCK I CO CIGARETTE Has stood the Tet sf Time MdrtC SOLD TrlAN ALL OTHER BRANDS COMBINED iUu UK Store NAT GAITHKR AS Willlllllhl T Liberal Advances on Tobacco JR BLA NCOOK Salesman COR MAIN AND FRONT STREETS I RBffCRKXBETBDDKl It mercilessly Bconrges tko money changers in tho Temple of the Kopublic New York Ilecorder Tobacco Warehousemen and Commission Merchants A Trlch on the JASWE8T WwmffSSt GAITHER I WEST TJj K9 TOBACOOa MISSION MERCHANTS And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse H0PK1NSVILLE W WORLD HERALD JKrTi i tHwjHi read Governors 1l3bj KY Oraaraa Neb Isabookof 100 puces printed on fine heavy paper and bound in whlto onn meled cover SEVENTY TWO ILLUSTRATIONS And is being by containing midmost of the oromlnent men of the coun try It should bo in the hands of every voter in me xiiueu stales it is tno nuiy or evory business man in Kentucky to read this book He will flndhliself entertained whilo doing so and rlclily rewarded in the end Thpro is nothing dry about it- - aslgusually with books on this Bubject For the purpose of Introducing th Ab book t its readers InJLts most attractive form THE KENTUCKUN has selected THE 50 CENT EDITION Printed on lino heavy paper bound In white enameled cover printed lu two colors and will mall it postpaid to any address or deliver it at its Counter for 80 cents Remember that this is the most handsome form In which this book Is printed in paper covers It will Cents Than The Publishers Price Statesmen ERAGSDADE R E COOPER EAGSDALE COOPER GO Q ii g srntan Mods k HOPKINSVILLE KY 008T 0Ntr80CENT8r Twenty Less Evervbody Ought to Head It SpeciBlattentioUiio erimpliug and 6elling tobacco Miiberal kdflgace ments made on coDsignments Our charges for BJling Tobacco wilf remain 250 No commission KTOlaHEM bkJbbbIbbA TniT LbbbbbbwbbI CAN OBTAIN For a PATENT prompt Bnswor and an A bonest opinion write to IUUNN 6c CO who have bad nearly fifty years uxpeitenco In tbo patent business Communica- Â¬ tions strictly confidential A Handbook of In formation concerning latenta and bow to ob- Â¬ tain tbem sent free Also a catalogue of median leal and scientific books sont free Co rocelvo Patents taken through Mann special notice In the Scientific Amorlcnn and thus are brought widely before tho publlo with out cost to the inventor This splendid Paper Issued weekly elegantly Illustrated bos by far the largoat circulation of any scientific work in tho world 3 a year Sample copies sent free Building EdltloD monthly liJM a year Slnglo copies iS cents Kvory number contains beau- Â¬ tiful plates In colors and photographs of new houses wltb plans enabling builders to show tho latest designs and secure contracts Address MUNN CO 2stabLisiied 1869 W COPYRIGHTS I IHUATIT EaropnsrirLSTrille T C HANBERY A A CO Tobacco Commission Merchants CENTRAL WAREHOUSE lECsr M F SHRYER Nw YOUK 301 BHOADWAY Dr A1 atlhew Henry Ivollock EOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHRYER Props Opium lialit Cured Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy of tursvards Post Sureeon U s Army and later burgeon British Marine Service with two 1 ears experience as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will velcomo the sick andaf Ulctcu at Ills Oitlce where consultation with oneol the Most Successful Doctors of tho present ago is cordially invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent euro guaranteed In every case undertaken Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh rEpsr Careful attention given to sampling and soiling all tobacco consigned to Liberal advances on tobacco in store Good quarters for teams pud teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed ub B ALLEN Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats SucceBeiully All Chronic and Long J Standing Diseases hospital methods Genl Agt L E DADD Book keeper C P WAUEIELD 8upt Catarrh SgzrtreatedBronchitis by latest Blood and bkin Disease Union Tobacco Warehouse COMMERCE and HITER STS 4 t urine dis cuses of tho bladder of both sexes promptly safely cured and will receive special and careful T J JCtLlIOo treatment for all- their many ailments -Gonhce Syphilis Gleet Strictures Varicocele Hydro of Organs Piles oeleTendernesAYcakneB9 Fistula quickly ourcd without pain oa deten- tiontrom business Night Kidney and Urinary Weakback frequent and burning orlioc Sores Pimples Swrula Tumors Ecema Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising from an Impure state of tho blood promptly and completely eradicated forever from the system restoring health and purity CO ZT3 13 3 U NLONvj house it Clarksville Tennessee c sa OCT Ht- - Liberal advance made on Con- Â¬ signments Free Storage to Planters Correspondence So licited j7v Private Diseases Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us 1 unfitting one for business study or onjoyment of life treated with never failing success On examination theurluaiy deposits a ropy sedi ment will often be found and sometimes small particles of ulbumen will appenror tho color will be of a thin jnilkish hue again changing to a dark and turbid aunearancc There aro many men whi die of this difficulty ignorant of the caus3 which is- the Second stage of Seminal Weakness The doctor will guarantee a perfect euro of Energy and Coniidencq tho dreadful effects of Early Vice which brings Organic Weakness Nervous Debility tions Impotency Melancholy IBPSisiSBfBisreS Emls- Dlzincss Iioss SAMUEL HODGSON CLARKSVILLE TENN SllSiPgSSgisi MARBLE ITALIAN Mannfacturer and Importer of I Dr Kolloek 613 Chuph8reet MashvillelTan in all such case9and a healthy lestoratii n of the genlturcurlnnry organs WKiTr your troubles If living away from tho city You can boomed at homo by corres luilldflico Absolute Beerocv In nil nrnfos sional dealings and medicine sent secure from observation Testimonials of patients aro never published Bonk references to my responsibility cheerfully given Address f 8GOTOHJ SWEDE and the most da suable EASTERN GRANiTtC MONUMENTS TABLETS airtl STATUARY we feel 40 i ffi i I year experience yusAfter be executed ma skillful abo confidentmanner that artistic wjll M IMl Jgl ordoni entrusted grMRF 43 Mone but the Vest material used Jff WHITLOW is our Solicitor for wor- M Lopez was over eaUE ia if fl ji- 4 fi ilt f Jpril 2189 rIp MM f Ta U 1 x Aj i v v gpW83TOP ruGEiAN tr s V i K t l ZHevr Things That Will Appear hi Amthonyre Church Blaster Sunday OBBiBTli secret of hor Fourth Monday In February- - plied when iwkM term six w k first Monday In Jane term wonderful vitality I ottrlbutq the - Monday In September Jfeveltles In Spring Dress four Treozi secret of my g6e health to the fact StrikingComlnc Seasons Millinery floods A Will Tuo term six we s abused it I have nhyaj s never BefKflRUy nd Truly Attrnc- toeoond Monday in April term that I GAxiowA my life to bo regular a rule of ttTO Lenten Gowns August term made it three jeeu rs Mondav inmv habits I have a time for every- two VflieJ weeond Monday in Novomber live on simple muscle and Kthia I ISpeclai New York Letter1 term thre wPnVs j nave not uroicon xoou Tho quiet of tho Lenten season is IrON First Monday In May terntwoj brain giving weeks first Monday In August termtwe QOWu lu uxy Kuuijjaigu inu oiuipiy uo upon us but there are dainty confec- Â¬ weeksiflmt Monday ia December twria tW loAHe Inever would indulge in dissipa of tho toilette oelng niado ready tion nr lata Runners af tnr n lnctnrn T rln tions Vfceks f or Easter tido when tho black gown fy CK and tho modest bunch of violets will bo Those who never road thgadvertiee laid aside for tho fresh and charming ments of their newspapers raisa more spring costume with its harmonies of color In all tho now spring goods than they presume Jonathan Ken sion of Bolan Worth Co Iowa who there is a hint of old rose a dash of vivid pink a suggestion of blue and an had been troubled with rheumatism indescribable peachy tint that is to tho in his back arms and shoulders road eye what tho fruit is to tho taste an item in his paper about how a promThese summer tones are the back Â¬ of Ft Madison inent German citizen ground for largo designs in floral of- hadjjeijn cured Ho procured the same own words medHo and to use his alsosavs It curfed mejight up He Aneierhhnr and his wife were both sick in bed with rheumatism Their boy was over to my house and said they were so bad he had to do the cooking I told him of Chamberlain s Pain Balm and hqw it cured me he got a bottle and it cured them up in a week 50 cent bottle fdr saleR C Hardwick and Ed R Bogard Lafay weekgjflr weeks Cricult Court DlrieitSry LIKE A YOUNG WOMAN xKtuQ xini Monany in renruary term three weeks third Monday 1b May term two Kits Anthony Tlls Hw Monday la September terra three 1f IT frlr M l Vtrrf- DOLABELLES LETTER x VMy diar chUrilfl tfc arm fastening is used in preference to buttons or blind fastenings in front Sleeves are bo wider but flare out on a line with the elbows A new feature is the wide silk for cutting the slcevo without joining In China pilk it is 125 a yard and is ono yard and a half wide The rlew bonnet will not annear on hho streets until Easter lii any num ItsiSKsVsssssssssssstssspw r ll bers I have seen a few and they gave wearer had jmo tho impression that the been facing a March wind it was so far back on tho nape of her neck Hats COR SKVENTH AND VIRGINIA STh take tho other extreme and aro to be KENTUCKY brought over the face with a fortvl HOPKINSVILLE tilt Flower bonnets aro to be a K i CTT GoodRlK8 with or without drivers tarnished day or night Special rates to Commer ing style There Is a new rose that has oUlmen Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES every shade but pink in it which serves to mako the crown and a bit of fancy braid for tho brim with gold spangles worked in There aro flower boas and flower parasols to accompany the bonHEADQUARTERS roa Livery Feed And Sale Stable ette V SHS SUflAK B ANTHONY to Philosophy teaches us to bear with noteat a hearty dinner beforo speaking in public on contrary I eat very calmness the misfortunes or our lightly After tholecture do not accept ny I friends invitations to swell suppers I go to take Homeliness is the best guardian of straight cupmy rooms mill a bath and of hot drink a and eat a a young girls virtue cracker I think if I lived down in would Now Orleans It will be an agreeable surprise to orange and I cracker merely eat an beforo persons subject to attacks of bilious after a heavy aevenings work retiring colic to learn that prompt relief may nature de Â¬ Another thing be had by taking Chamberlains Col- Â¬ mands a certain human of - sleep amount ic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Women need at least nine hours sleep In many instances the attack may out of tho twenty four If you go to be prevented by taking this remedy bed and wako up in the morning with- Â¬ as soon as the first symptons of the out feeling refreshed then the human disease appear 25 and 50 cent bot- machinery is out of gear and tho equi- Â¬ tles for sale by R 0 Hardwick librium must bo restored or nervous Hopkinsville Ed R Bogard Lafay- prostration or a general breakdown is ette Ky tho result This is inevitable Nature wont bo cheated Women try to do There is no game of chance more too much Tho overdrawn drafts on hazardous than marriage When thero is nature must bo paid tearing down there must bo upbuilding Our better halves say they could at the same time or tho structure falls not keep house without Chamberlains This upbuilding in tho human wear Cough Remedy It is used in more and tear is accomplished by food and than half the homes in Leeds Sims sufficient amount of rest recreation Bros Leeds Iowa This shows the and sleep This has been my rule of esteem in which that remedy is held life Any woman may build up a where it has been sold for years and strong healthy constitution by follow- Â¬ is well known Mothers have learned ing it there is nothing so good for colds Clinton Missouri croup Yand whooping coughthat it quickly and percures Mse ailments Mr A L Armstrong an old drug manently and that it is pleasant and gist and a prominent citi7en of this safe for children to take 25 and 50 enterprising town says I sell some cent bottles for sale by R C Hard- forty different kinds of cough mediwick and ED R Bogard Lafayette cines but have oiever in my exper- Â¬ Ky ience sold so muchOf any one article as have of Ballfjrds Horeliound The world ceases to be a pleasure Syrup All whVuse it say it is the when it ceases to be a speculation most perfect remedy for Cough Cold Consumption and all diseases the Eolev Sarsaparilla combines the Throat and Lungs they haveof ever most ESihing remedies scientifically JLt B a specihe for Uroup ana prepareno extract their utmcst value tried Whooping Cougli It will relieve a If you need a spring purifierbesure cough in one minute Contains no Trial opiates Free trial bottle at R C and take Foleys Sarsanarilla sizo 50c For sale by C K Wyly Hardwicks drug store Love is a torrent that one checks by digging a bed for it SPORTING NOTES DEMI SEASON COAT ples boils carbuncles running sores ulcers scrofula cancerous or syphili- Â¬ tic affections or any blood taint whatsover and do not try a 50c bottle of Foleys Sarsaparilla For sale by C K Wyly mum Love is the beginning middle and end of everything i Unfortunate People are they who are afflicted with pim- i Everybody will be interested in what is said about Olive Branch in another column It costs only 1 a month All bow to virtue and then walk away The fact that Hoods Sarsaparilla once fairly tried becomes thefavorite spring medicine speaks volumes for its excellence and merit Good crowds have been in the city every day this week and the mer- Â¬ chants are having a nice spring trade The worst of all1 misalliances is Jthat of th6 heart Have Sou Had the Grin fects stripes or a trailing glory of vines or arabesques in oriental suggestions There appear to bo two leading styles this spring in dress goods ono for day gowns tho other for evening wear and they aro known as tho crepon wrinkle Who will and tho Dresden effect wear these wrinkles is the question asked at tho shop counters Tho an Â¬ for tho swer might bo everybody shops aro full of them They come in lightweight goods to be made over silk linings as they aro quito transparent in spite of a woolly corrugated surface They are most alluring in black be- Â¬ cause they possess that charm of dry goods tho quality of becomingness like velvet or sealskin I saw one of those fabrics a Dresden bluo ground sown with a new kind of wild oats in red grain and the ensemble was charm- Â¬ ing The Dresden silks aro used to mako waists for wrinkledcrepon skirts To bo in stylo ono must have at least ono gown of tho large flowered soft silks thdt remind us of tho days of French Opulence and aro not easily Americanized But I wish I could dip my pen in the rainbow to depict for you tho charm of coloring tho blending of bud and blossom which make them dreams of beauty I am brought back to earth by hearfng some one asking gently How much do such dreams cost Well I must tell tho truth they aro expensive because after tho silk for tho dress is purchased thero is an- Â¬ other outlay for the silk lining This must bo of good quality it does not pay to buy inferior lining it should In North Carolina tho Snowbird have tho rustling tnack and a slippery mountains aro reported as being literal surface and to this is added the bill for ly overrun witb bears making The lowest figure with much A million 4JO A QUARTEit dollars planning and a reasonable modiste aro spent yearly on golf balls They will be 575 Tho fashionable madamo represent a consumption of five million will bring it up to 5150 In the last the r balls materials Will bo of a better grade A PinrsicrANreportsacaso of rupture A now color is called putty It is of muscular fibers in the thigh of a really much lighter than tho window powerful athletic man while playing pane cemont more liko a cream When golf All sports aro dangerous and Count do Castellane was hero ho fcomo aro brutal wore a top coat of that color almost as light as canary It is a popular French shade this season for broad- Â¬ Ballards Snow Liniment cloth and silk Dahlia and heliotrope This wnnriftrfnl Liniment is known a new tint of tho old color and a faint from the Atlantic to the Pacific and green are shown in tho new silks and trom tne JbaKes to tne yruii jli is ribbons Mauve is again worn in all dark the most penetrating Liniment in the tho tones ranging from fawn to cherry-Ceriso World It will cure Rheumatism purple appear inand all shades of But- imported goods Neuralgia Cuts Sprains Bruises red Wounds Uiq cores xsurns ociuucu Rn Tlirnnt Snro flllPRf Jllld all In- flamtnafion after all others have failed it will cure uaroeu wire fliifn nnrl lieal all wounds where proud flesh has set in It is equally Try it and for animals efficient you will not be without it Price 50 nrnitH Free trial bottle at R C Hardwicks drug store net In everyday hats brims are to bo of ono color and kind of straw and crowns Tho new sailor hat is of another higher in the crown which is rounder than last year Tan dark blue tobacco and butter will bo the prevailing colors Black never fails and the same may be said of cream and white Green and heliotrope mixed straws are among tho moat desirable styles of new millinery Black dresses with touches of strong colors are announced for tho coming season for tho reason perhaps that black increases the fairness of a fair wpmans skin and is a better setting for jewels of distinction Black satin skirts for fancy waists aro shown In tho shops at lower prices than ono can possibly mako them at home A few finishing touches added at homo render it impossible for the most artistic to discover that they are readymade Tho fussiness of a modern womans toilet has often been commented on but to understand it you should have overheard a dialogue that caught my ear from a theater box a night or two since The young lady was the typical Feather fluffy girl of New York trimmed opera cloak feather boa and two young men attaches who were trying their best not to step upon the girls trailing draperies Then it was Oh Charlie havo you my fan The article in question was brought forth by Charlio from an inside pocket in his dress coat Wheres my smelling salts Aubery Tho cut glass bottle was handed out Oh and my lorgnette which one of you had that So it went on until tho first act was over and they had not heard a word ROSES BULBS PLANTS ahd SEEDS TRY OUR UNRIVALED SETS DELIVERED TRY OUR OATALOOUB OI ISO PAQBB FRBB TO AUL BSD BE PLEASED AT YOUR POST OPFICB PREPAID HE GOMSTEE SailSFfiCllON SOcTR I ASSETS Set A- Set JJ Set V Set I Set K Set F Set w Set II Set J Set K Set Ii 11 oun stLccTioN or SORTS 10 Saperb Everbloomlng Boies 10 sorts 1J l tut Ubrysantneranms in lu sorts 1U licit aeranlami 10 clioicoit colors 10 New Mammoth verbenas 10 colors 10 Swoeteat Carnations ererbloomlnir 10 sorts 10 Now Heliotropes most fragrant 10 sorts lO amy surubs leaains sorts 10 varieties 45th YEAR 15 Gladiolus including Chllds 10 colors 8 Beet Grapevine Sorts all dlflsrent colors ACRES 4 Selsct Sorts Trench Can n as best bloomers i UNDER lO Vines and Creepers for Porch or Baskets 01ASS 6 Ferns and Mosses for Ferneries Set M Ret N lO Foliar Plants brightest hardiest r Oi 16 Packets Choice Flewer 8eeds select Set fine Graceful Palms strong Stt V t Address NANZ L NEUNERTLousvlleTKy i 1895 1845 Insure in the Old Reliable MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DODD President Total Assets January 1st 1805 5528300330 137tH54 31802 Pud Policy Holders since organization Surplus Former N Y Standard 072388675 Losses paid In Kentucky over 300000000 After second vear GUARANTEED C SU SlRRENDER VALPES on life and endowment policies INCONTESTIBLE CASH LOANS made on assignable policies ill case of lapse no FORFEITURE pulley is continued in force FOR FULL AMOUNT by the reservejorlf preferred to the purchase of a paid up pollcv No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUPA- Â¬ TION THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired K W SMITH CO State Agents 542 West Main street Louisville Ky CALLIS WALLACE Local Agents KENTUCKY HOPKINVILLE of Now comes the good news that tho fan is going out that we aro sufficient- Â¬ ly advanced in civilization to know wbat to do with our hands that wo have become versed in the graces of it 15 THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT 189 DAW softs SPRINGS DAWSON Hopkins Oouaty KEN1UOZY Tliee celebrated chalybeate and salts springs are situated immediately upon the Chesa- Â¬ peake Ohio and Southwestern R R lb5 miles west of Louisville Ky and 53 miles east of IaducahKy THE ARCADIA HOUSE is new and reatly furnished with capacity of entertaining 300 persons The owners of the hotel are also owners of the Springs and tho guests of tho Arca Â¬ dia House have FREE ACCESS to the Springs without extra charge Invalids should remember that the months of June and July ofler many advantages to persons visiting tho Springs Tho dry and liquid salts aro manufactured at these Springs For pamphlets etc apply to N M HOLEMANi CO Proprietors r reliable medicine like Foles Honey Is the characteristic title of a profuse and tar to heal your lungs and stop ly illustrated book containing over the racking cough incidental to this qne nuudred pages of charmingly diseafifi written descriptions of summer resortp in the country north and west of JLlniportant to Invalid Ladies Chicago The reading matter is now Dr Kilmer Your Olive Branch is tho illustrations are new and tho inworth its weight in gold everybody formation therein will be now to al- Â¬ here is astonished to see wbat a most everyone A copy of Short changQfor the better it has worked Journeys on a Long Road will be in my casse having been dearly a to sout freo to anyjSno who will enclose tal wreck caused by womb disease ten cents to pay postage to Geo H MrsrSallie E Whidden Hartford General Passenger Agent Charlotte Harbor Fla St Paul RailChicago Milwaukee For sale by R O Hardwick 111 way Chicago If you have you probably need- - n Short Jonrnev onaLonc Eoad v inanfjj Jj men whose consciences have been bur- Â¬ dened with lost fans and broken fans shoultl give it good riddance As to service tho exercise of fanning always counteracted the cool wave it brought While skirts aro trimmed very little at the lower edge a fall of lace or jet beads from tho belt in front constitutes a form of decoration that is very ef- Â¬ fective There aro also narrow panels of jet or iridescent beads or of de signs in flowers outlined in colored silk embroidery and beads A great deal of steel and jet is worn and scales of gold or copper aro elaborated on tho bodice Tinsel prevails in all new trimmings A very light coat in cream and putty broadoloth has made its appearanco for tho deml season Some of theso were like the ono illustrated with crinkled cloth fronts oi a contrast- Â¬ ing color The square collar and tho Shakespeare cut are new features Tho collarettes aro decidedly stylish Tho Lenten gown is of black cloth with a lace dot effect Tho collar is black embroidered chiffon and tho bows aro of purple gros grain ribbon Tho pouch waist is tho newest stylo Tho spring bonnet in the illustration is in narrow fancy straw enhanced with roses shaded from green to mauve because they are the largest and most re liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipments quick SPIUNO BONNET and to the best advantage for the shipper A trial shipment solicited Write to them for quotations before shipping- Specialties Eggs Butter Poultry and no longer need It as Fruits of all kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hay Grain Headquarters for conversation a factor in society so it is relegated to Furs Hides and Wool Capital S4000000 Liberal advances made on con- Â¬ elderly ladies and invalids The young signments General correspondence solicited By shipping to Herndon Company YOU CAN MAKE MONEY Commisbion Merchants Carter Louisville Ky No 1 Standing jet ornaments and plaited narrow ribbon Doiabelle Fiuccessful Darning Machine New York woman has invented a darner which is so simple in mechanism and efficacious in working that tho wonder is no woman has como to tho relief ofher sisters with this beneficent aid before It is a marvelous saver of Tho holes both timo and eyesight A Other Soap Does Its Work 5o Well One Trial Will Prove This snin MMil cvFrrvwiiimr- THE NKFA1RBANK GOMPANY StLouisI HOW TO DRESS NEATLY J- One wearies delightfully with wom en All i Dp Koliockln RshvUle The attention of tho reader is Especially calledHgthe card oi Dr Mathew Henry KollocSEhich is in anolher column The DoctorVA nntlvo of Norfolk Vft7i6w of a prominent Southern family of SaVannahf Qa Ho is quoted as standard attthprlty by the pagers Encyclopaedia Britannica me iargesi im r v Vfwcrldbeingininas Volumes baeh the siae f a large church iHDie f nun omk rr worm anonasmaaomaay w sjnMokvr muhmb- Tho TiaAtnr liim been all over the -- ouw oy a i K3 otSprtanrArklTWip b ojw pajg a a J whether in stocking or garment must fabrics and the most fashionable aalors in first bo overcabt with flno thread or the citv We Guarantee fits and absolute- 6ilk as in darning by hand to draw IlitOSaJSm tttovi4- - nni rn of riY ovo fn nQ7 fm a mi Itt them into shape then they aro set into LENTEN GOWS tho tiny loom and click goes the clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Our needle back and iorth weaving a per- Â¬ ter and tomato yellow in the summer fect web whore tho gaping hole was stock of spring woolens is now complete embracing velvets aro much admired Beetle wing with such celerity that it seems liko A Sound Liver Mokes a Well Man aro promised as startling play mixtures all the latest designs in London Specials and Foreign Am vnn bilious constipated or features of the openings for Easter Ills Favorite importations exclusive with us No one else can Girls dont wire your dresses of wear troubled with jaundice sick headache Harry I always wear oream com a crinoline of horsohair or malo your my head hang tho stylo a hat to suit bad taste in moutnoui show them indigestion skirts extra wide or stlffon them with ed tongue dyspejpsia Dick Yes I notice that a soft hat is trousjust I hnt 3rv skin APairl in back and be whalobonohomo havo Farisseen a from and thero is your favorite Boston Globe sent tween the shouMottj cllils an1 ever seau a stiff skirt among tho gowns i not Approval i etc If you have anyof these symp- They arc lined with silk cut In gorcj Roggio I liko Cholly very much toms ypurKveV is out of order and that flaro easily at thpfeot and aro your blood is slawly being poisoued stvlifeh and eleeraht but not an brrran- - donTyou see for yourself rind get prices Algie Indeedjl do nQ la tho mpet because oVr blood does uotact prop pipo plait or ovetra fafclngjof canvas ladylike fellow rknowr Truth SrbititihvHl curerinv disorder e waists bf- tlie goNvns are much bofveTsVtftj JCho IKfCBtomach or lie Meant Well uuquiariiv7avuvur- uieuiuiuo Twv flirt Innca twiilcf IvtMl- tVllliHh Graco I dislike flattery you know rjo1ftwW5 Frderial- battles at front Is avf avorite for cl6th Seams aro Algy yAw but it is Impossible to V Mli 1 J Hardwicks drugtG- HfffjpzrHtfSi i asssss arainHlcft itrtHback and the under Bpcak to you without flattery Life- Â¬ Every oneknows we are artists in woolen OUR TRIMMINGS NTOBOfy FASHION ABLE TAILOH i08MAINISr f ft 1 v r v 1 u 1 HOPKtNSVILLE KKNTTJOKIAK L Sj I II rt C S AjftL saar j X v April ff ill iU 1895 t W- i t Ii H 1 y Stunners All Offerings Friday Next Jx3tX4 t Remarkable Jk-fr- t i t V Uk it i i tfr v N it 4hA 4i i U s ranee 15 dozen Mens unlaundred White Shirts heavy double back Linen Bosom patent facings and giisseits 1100 yards standard fancy and silver grey Prints fast colors beautiful new styles Wk Vilt vJj 54 inch Turkey Bed Table Damask handsome styles fast color MM rfLfs Jr f Full 10 4 Bleached Sheetingfefrw- sole Leather Counter steerbuckle 36 pair Ladies Kid lined Strap Sandals patent tip solid 24 pair Ladies turned Oxfords Kid Lined Patent Leather tips p 4bo yams oo men an -I LI woojl silk nuisu jaeurieraa 11 X JLJ 11 iuj XX II A mj t ju uuaui I f A1a mauc wt jui Ij1 11 rA4ML fC 4 25 cbhts a yail TS Mf r tfjtite -- ir 1- For Friday Only HERE AND THERE Sal Begins at 9 ocibek A M Mr Ed McDaniel and Miss Lizzie Killibrew a prominent young couple ot tinggoid JLenn will be married within the next few days The exact date has not yet been announced The Courier Journal of Sunday contained this notice of one of this During this weeks brides elect week will take place a notable wed ding in Owensooro and one that will awaken interest among many Louisville people owing the number of friends the bride and groom have in this city This is the marriage of Miss Sarah Wall LindBay of Owens boro and Mr Samuel Walker Talia- Â¬ ferro of Hopkinsville to be celebrated on Wednesday The wedding will be in the presence of only a few relatives to whom the invitations Miss Lindsay have been limited was a guest of Miss Anna Hughes in this city a few weeks ago and received much social attention She is an attractive type of blonde with a grace and witn ways that have won many admirers She comes from an old family from which sprang ex Gov Magoffin Mr Taliaferro stands high in Hopkiusville where he is engaged in the wholesale drug busi- Â¬ ness 4 cents n yardkJf 19 cents a yard 15 cents a yard g on cents 97 cents ri ua j i m J RASSETT TTTT7 TT CO i A K large assortment of trimmeci hats from 50c My household and kitchen furniD whether or not ho will accept Vir- Â¬ Sailors to ture at 10 a m April 25 1895 S Diamond dyes all colors atT ginia St U Buokneii ArmiBteads Mattie West ForkBaptist church atRing- Born to the wife of Mr Percy Hord gold TennjOn last Sunday presented the pastor Rev T S McCall with a on the 21st inst a ten pound boy Are purse of money sufficient to defray in all the new shapes and colors ranging in Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over his expenses to the Southern Baptist Advertising s City Bank Hopkinsville Ky price from 100 up Baby Caps from 25c up convention at Washington May 7 Delightful soda water with fine Ifcenusliaw Untrimmed shades from 25c up Handkfs from Mrs J W Venable and Mr W S The old reliable Furniture dealers and fruit flavors at T D Armisteads Norton have bought the two vacant 5c up Knitting cotton embroideries silks undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Abraham Sergeant of Pembroke lots on the corner of Virginia and 14th zephyrs Fans from 5c up Fancy hair pins Hopkinsville Ky was placed on the pension list las streets for 1500 from Mrs F M And bo Grover has gone a fishing in all the latest novelties Uampbell Mrs Venable will build week And weve heard from old Japan at once on her lot the corner one Shes giving China a licking Cleaning and repairing a specialty Hotel Block But were still at the same old stand done by Fowriglit the tailor and cutshow had a good Walter L Mains If vou doubt it come and see for 1ST Doob to Right op Main Entrance Main and crowd Saturday and the performance ter Seventh St between yourselves And examine our shop Era office gave satisfaction to all It is a well ar- Â¬ made furniture and be astonished at ranged show with skillful performThe change of schedule on the he low p rices we are selling it for Clarksville and Gracey branch of the ers a number of special features and w u L N will probably be mado the a cood menacerie Taken as a whole SHIP TO US The largest Commission House In tho South The most liberal advati WHISKEY it was the best 25 cent show that has cesf and best facilities for netting high prices We sell to the Eastern factories and save first week in May 1R nffAn Henri na marlifvnn l n iidilnU iuu uiiuuiu uiuu o piuui kuc vraiuuuuau iccuipis ana siopc IrCQ Ot CilargfO Rfilo f ever exhibited here iilohed free of charge to those who ship us We Bollclt Hhipments of everything1 in the pro- The tickets for the Pinafore opera e is of the mice une w rue us lor prices We insert the professional card of HERNDON CARTER CO to nieht are selling like hot cakes and LOUISVILLE KY greatest importance I W Harper No313315317319MurrellCeurt the show will be one of the finest ever Dr E C Anderson late of Newstead is a Jentuclty distiller of national in this issue Dr Anderson is well given in the city by amateurs reputation The product of his Disknown to all of our citizens both as a tillery is shipped direct to tho retail TOR RENTon South Virginia street good physician and a gentleman of Pembroke Splinters iraue ic passes tnrough no middle a desirable mace house ot o rooms the highest order and he will meet pEJiunoKE Ky April 20 A good mans hands to be mixed colored laree vard and erarden and all kinds with a hearty welcome in our midst W W Ware of fruit He took a Post Graduate course in audience greeted the Universalist Di and watered Consumers therefore have tho assurance that I W This fine young jack will make tho EOR SALE Ponderosa and Tro New York last winter and is well up vine on Friday evening of last week is sold in its absolute phy Tomato plants Pansies fend as in all that it takes to make a success- in the opera house of this place who purity by his Agents W R Long present season at The Eclipse Livery ful physician His office is located r heard much of a Larger Hope for Hopkinsville sorted pot plants Telephone 76 Ky Ofover the bank of Hopkinsville Dago Stable at 2 Rosalie H Humanitj 9 to 11 a m and from fice hours from The young peoples society did not A P Campbell has resumed 2 to 4 p m TobaQoo Dr give their proposed entertainment as his practice and also has secured the In looking for a present for your Mr S H Sullivan of Elkton has announced but will give itonFriday right to extract teeth by the painless Co sued the Louisville Press Company night of the 26th friends dont forget to call yCo process Office over Bassett publishers of the Louisville Commer- Â¬ The seivices the Baptist church boy is cial for 50000 damages Mr Sul- Â¬ on last Sunday were of tinusqaliqter and seo our stock Ed Alfman a Eggs ISggsi Eggl under arrest at Henderson charged livan alleges that in the reports mado est The music exceleaL any ever At 310 to insure mare with foal N by that paper concerning the Colum rendered in the church Mrs V A before mak with attempting to wreck an L Barred Plymouth Rocks Blaok passenger train near Robards station bian Insurance troubles statements Garnett provided the pulpit with rare Hinorcas and Brown Leghorns Money due when the fact is ascerÂ¬ T 1 mg were made which were damaging to ly beautiful specimens of her choice for 15 Stock of Ruarantetd purity one day last week tained or mam transferred Dr and would BufELeghornB 1 for vl3 a selection The work on the postoifice was done his characterbusiness as anprove inju collection of flowers coming in quite Tobacco has been Franklin is a black jack with white insurance Meaoham Co Bro under the rious to his by Messrs Forbes freely for deliverers for the past week Nei Pretty and points three years old fourteen supervision of that efficient architect man Several of our prominent citizens L E Davis a son of Old Rip Mr W A Long ana tne superiuseful articles in sterlincr and half hands high and is a fine ority of the work iB a credit to this Davis who used to live in this city is havo been on the sick list for the past few days among whom were Maj E specimen now publishing a weekly paper called well known firm Do a hich silver and plated ware Morrison S M McGehee and Ly Â¬ matloyon wantBicycle urade 1895 nattern nnmi Safety at mlgrs price You the Herald at Magazine W Va in man W O DAWSON get lor almost half price a wheel which CO can Dr Sam J Bakerspecialistdiseases connection with his brother Jim The McComb All nrn retailers eeii at of Eye Ear Throat and JNose Eyes boys used to sell papers and work The crop prospects are unusually guaranteed for SHbnn Ther mfinhlnpfi hot one Tear soil kn tested with finest French trial case around uukus jor particulars aaaress the newspaper offices about bright at this time made free Spectacles furnished Office ten H Z I O Box 043LouiBville Ky Old Rip died in years ago Judicial District CommitteeoverWallace Taliaf orros drugs store Louisville in 1890 Those who re- Â¬ Lady attendant Hours 9 to 4 Calloway W P Gatlin Chairman ARE YOUR EYES PERFECT member him will be glad to know Christian Chas M Meacham Co have just re- that his boys are doing so well and Winfree Bros Lyon Jno L Smith Pro tem ceived a car load of the most elegant running a paper of their own buggies phcetons and surreys ever Trigg Joel McKinney brought to this town at prices to Buit FKKSOKAIi OOSSir The counties have the following tf hard times voting strength Calloway 8 Chris HAVE YOUR EYES tian iZ Lyon 4 Trigg 5 Total 2d The repalrln of broken EXAMINED Mr P P Huffman has enlarged HBE Mr and Mrs John Moayon are delegate votes adspectacles and crreatly improved his mill in the back from Dawson i Justing proper to the lace by Ml X and Kelly The best stock of Stoves and Ranges la is not equaled in this pare ot ine country eastern suburbs of the city formerly Our splendid young Jack Day the city The Evolution Mr Milton Gant of Owensborp known as Woods mill He has put Star will make the present season on Of medicinal agents is gradually rel was in the city yesterday m new machinery and materially in the Locust Grove farm near the egatiner creased his facilities for making the Miss Emma Southall is visiting draughts the old time herbs nills and vegetable extracts to Watkins farm The Square postofSce finest flour and meal Everything in the Tinware line cheap as relatives near Bonnettstown tho rear and bringing into general dirt at 10 to insure mare with foal Judge John W McPherson and use tho pleasant and effective liouid Money due when mare proves to be wife have returned from Dawson laxative Syrup of Figs To get the in foal or is transferred Day is McCamy of BPrinceton true remedy see that it is manufac- Â¬ Mrs H F will be found with a a black jack with white points Star15J tured by the California Figs Syrup is Call on us lor Roofing and Guttering visited relatives in the city last week Co only For sale bv all leadincr full line of pleasure ve- Â¬ hands high and four years old Mr M R Pilcher of Nashville druggists WB M A MASON hicles at F A Yosts was in town bunday mingling with Take Vitalia Liver Pills Best pumps In the market Forcepumps the fair sex Cos harness store on Ninth bucketpumpsall kinds of pumps Tax Notice Miss Georgia Williamson of Salem St Call and see me before 111 is visiting the family of Mr W I am now ready to collect the taxea buying T Williamson due the State and county for 1895 I Special attention to Kspaibino Mr L E Ladd of the Union to- Â¬ have also instructed my deputies to B bacco warehouse Clarksville spent Vjrginia St Hopkinsville Ky enforce the collection of all taxes re Â¬ My fine Jack Napoleon will be yesterday in the city Opposite Hotei Latham maining unpaid for 1894 by levying Kept on my farm 2 miles south of Mrs Lou West has returned to her upon personality if not paid when Eggs Casky Station the present season home in Madisonville after a short demanded hatching Pay your taxes if you GEO W YOUNG Will serve mares for visit to relatives in the city and coun- want to avoid cost and trouble KNOWLEDGE -F- ROM try Mo J Davis S C C April 22 1895 Pure Bred Light Brahma and Buif Brings comfort and improvement and Mr TJ Gill of Madisonville spent tends to personal enjoyment when Sunday in the city on a visit to his 65 65 Leghorns U S Marine Sand Coming rightly used The many who live hot Â¬ boh Mr W J Gill of tho Xejjtookiaf ter than others aud enjoy life more with President Cleveland has given the G to insure Will have soma two year less expenditure by more promptly office Marine Band permission to make a Hopkinsville Ky adapting the worlds bet products to old joekt finely bred that will bo Mrs A W Pyle and daughter We Are In The Ring the needs of physical being will attest Miss Lena left yesterday for Nash- southern tour TherG is no finer mil ready to serve a limited number of the value to health of the pure liquid ville on a visit to Mrs D R Car- Â¬ itary band in tho country Prof Fan RAY mares very cheap in My and June laxative principles embraced in the penter ciulli the leader is one of tho most Grade Wheel A 100 remedy Syrup of Figs R P RIVES successful composers of the day Ho Miss Jessie Fay Howe returned to was for sixteen years the arranger and Its excellence is duo to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleasÂ¬ her home in Nashville yesterday after composer of Gifmoros band and to for G ant to the taste tho refreshing and truly a visit of several days to relatives him is due the credit of originating beneficial properties of u ierfect lax in the city such famous pieces of band music as ntive effectually cleansing the system Mrs A F Williams of Russell The Turkish Patrol The Trip to dispelling colds headaches and fpvera The Manhattan Beach etc ville was in the city several days Mars permanently curing constipation ana last week on a visit to her daughter The band in its entirety will appear 11 has given satisfaction - millions and All parts guaranteed Ofllco over Bank of Hopkinsville here for one grand concert at Hol Â¬ met with the approval of tho medical Mrs Thos Rodman Hours from 0 to 11 a m and 2 to 4 p m lands opera house on Monday even profession because it acts on the Kid- Miss Eva May Tuggle who has Wood or Copper Rinoflp auOT wver anu ixrweia wiuious iron- - bec thBuest 0fMre E W Hender ing May 6 and a most popular proRay Gprdou is a bay hors 16 The band is Wivveminc tnem anu u is penecuy iroe lojva son for several days returned to her gram is announced clinging Tires G SOUTH KY POULTRY objecttonablft substance very ably assisted by Miss Carrie bands high 7 years old by Gordon vnrf YARDS home at Paducah yesterday if foyrup Jifii ror eaie py au urug- Jiomu prima donna Mr Louis Ge the best Bred son of Onward Will Indian Qawec IS eggs 3 SO All for one price t season manc gfete in 60c andtnf 1 bottles but it iseyrup- Mr and Mrs Frank 3 Richardson - becke trombone Mr Frank Thomp Â¬ mike thetown onat my farm one mile 5 Black LaBjrsbans nd Light uuuotma ig the Palmyra pike Bpent Sunday in tho city Mrs Kich- son cornetiBt and Mr J Oliver clar south of rmMiewBia Mo totter u nftctored by nor expensive Diooa on mm no tolHq farm Vo owywnoBi bhh ia priuHJuoFj very 8rdon loft yesterday tfor ClarksviUe onotist at 20 to insure flows la mr birds DEATH -W J 57 lxx LICK 2S4TQ91 UMnwtiikM SMwdhbMriM April to visit her Bister ana irrank resumed J T Mag well informsdyou will not his cnvase for railrosd commieeion- - Even littla Beligum Bpendu every 1 is H HOLtAKPy u S6J5 i Nlv ya ujuuw xnuKWJPfibw army -gojrxiywTiubasY 5 k r vS The art club will meot at Mrs J R Dabneys at 230 p m Thursday Mothballs TJB Armiatead Rev T S McCall has been- called to the pastorate of the Lafayette BapVitalia doublestrength for sale by tist church for one Sunday in each druggists month He has not yet decided SPECIAL LOCALS ratrPnMto Ruction We WMmmm w TTT MHTT7 FID aMU- TXT 4 Iyle m Latham T J SAEZEDAS mmm m WOOL WOOLI IMCOftrOUTIDt Dr Franklin Wedding y Presents v fc F nilizer at Winfree Bros 130 per 100 lbs Guaranteed a ld nil K KL V M For Sale Bicycles 11 JEWELERS i I MAIN ST 2- STOVES Carriages Phaetons I TINWARE Buggies ROOFING PUMPS C WEBB 111 REPAIR WORK til r for J K ant S125 GORDON mhh IIBHIB E ANDSRSON PhysfclaDsmSurgeoni 6500 J l- It 5 i f GHaTToufijS V 1 iv t opepnywoiwx T I i a Carl O 1ooim 9 a i