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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: April 26, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 hop1895042601_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: April 26, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. 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account of cejfiS on 58000000 as the amount Josephine Mrs W H Jacobus lunacy Radford has been in thcould have been raised by direct Ralph RackstrawMr M S Pilcher penitentiary ten years the crime the for utsmiuu jLuis wouiu jmvo raisea Mr J M Jacobus which he was sent here being cele- Â¬ ohlfvabout 56200 Three members Dick Deadeye brated in the annals of crimo in Ken Â¬ of ijhe court would have favored Sir Joseph PorterK C B Jl a start to this extent but the O S Steinhagen tucky and producing great excite Â¬ intjjng Mr i tvA200lPafsIadiBs4iinestChanUtut otn nve tnougnt oest to wait awmie Capt Corcoran J Mr Tom Moore ment at the time Radford is alleged ll right in snapes--ATKaibourt is much interested on the Boatswain Mr W L Bamberger to have killed a young man named sublet of better f dads It was do Boatswains Mate Dr Banks Jake Torian a- rival for the hand of a cidd to get two road machines for Midshipmite Miss Tillie Mooro maiden Radford loved and hoped to thoiikipervisors to use and 5300 was Mrs Cripps Buttercup make his wife Both were prosper- Â¬ appropriated for the purpose Miss Florence Steinhagen ous young farmers and were well con- Â¬ Tj0fe county convicts are now being Cousin Hebe Miss Green Henry nected One night while Torian was wpVfid in repairing the roads and Sir Josephs female relatives Miss- in his room a bullet fired from the thayjuporvisQrs Messrs Dulin and es Jennie Wiufree Etta Greenwood outside crashed through pV Ifi35pudgnltMre or style Jt i Mdrs are now personally looking Bettio Hanbery Georgia Flack Mary and mortally wounded the window the young afteithe work of putting all high UJarlr Martha JbJuckner Ititchie Bur lover Suspicion pointed to young HftiUfi jvayflfin a much -nett Florence Buchanan Edna Nash ho stoutly kind too conditionthe county mhave ever better Isabel Nash Green Grauand Bach Radford and though produced been than they nied his guilt and some f i r fitfi bfor strong proof in his behalf the weight man Sailors on the ship Pinafore D of circumstantial evidence was against jlJHoavlest Siiles OI the Season W Thw weeks sales were the heaviest Ed KitchenR Jouett Henry H McKee him and he was sentenced to the pen- Â¬ Roper C H Anderson itentiary for life Curtis of tUwseason amounting to about 300 J Y Owsley H Lipstine J O Cook During the years he has been in xh market yas very ac Â¬ Robt McDaniel and C H Tandy prison Radford has made an exemphogsljfeads Miss Flack was musical director and lary prisoner but about a year ago tive owgqddtobaccos well ordered was assaulted bv a vicious fellow nndjBaieiofihis class was sold at Miss Venable pianist 4 5 ft i ft Airs Jacobus who assumed the convict who knocked him down and 1271 and many broucrht 510 Low leaf ftfd lugs were Bteady Receipts difficult role of Josephine is a daugh- dislocated his shoulder Whether or She not this had anything to do with were mie ieaYiest tor any weeic since ter of Mme Fleurette Levy tne salsop opened up adding 700 to scored a decided triumph not only by Radfords insanity is not stated by the last weeks total Good tobacco her sweet voice and dramatic talent the prison officials but at any rate is in gteat demand and prices for but by her beauty and grace on the the gradual loss of reason set in soon this grade Ure most satisfactory In stage Her home is in Nashville afterward and presently he became a feriorlda commoi- - lugs and trash AJr Merritt S Pilcher as Ralph raving maniac He will be taken be- Â¬ Josephines lover and fore Judge Cantrill to morrow on a are inactive and for this class the us- - Rackstraw ualilowrorices prevail LooseFmarket the leading mole character added writ of lunacy and will doubtless be I much to his popularity as a singer in sent to the asylum kM t titiifwviAv1 VkWi tf tvmi i this citv where he nas more than j lI AN ABLE LAWYER County Convention Saturday May 4V once delighted the most appreciative f KT f l X JLx JLa Vy JUUa SJilii JLKJ v wcii liih uiRmm audiences iil lj iL1aii iXii Vr JTirTiu--ejTifc- ruiUBXme u Otvensboros Most Prominent Legal Light r kf i JE i4a oavrUD itnrstPtaiironaittT3tricrrrJr-ViSKfffKWv Uick JJeaaeye not only sang well Fasses Away 5 to 50c shoes Cong and Bal only B119 pr of Kentucky it is hereby ordered by but acted the part like a professional iiPSCaAfcSpr Mens Sunol shoes all solid S119 the Democratic executive committee Hon William N Sweeney died Oswin Steinhagens Sir Joseph Ladies Oxfords Pat Leather tip of Christian county that a mass con- was admirably rendered Misses strap sandals sizes 5 to 8 Pr His con- Sunday afternoon at his home in 39otair Mens fine pat leather shoes 5125 vention be held at the courthouse in ception of the character was faultless Ladies Dong Oxfords C Sense 59c pr Owensboro of heart Saturday May 4 at dress shoes opera in 49crr Dong Oxfords c s 89c pair Misses tan spring heel Oxford sizes Mentffinebal only 5125 pr toe Hopkinsvillemonfor the purpose of ap- Â¬ and both the singing and acting he He was one of the disease lawyers leading 2 o clock p 5 to 7 J 77c pr cong and merited applause he received LaiJlp Same sizes 18 to 2 109 pr Mens TIGER shoes only 5142 pointing delegates to a convention at Miss Florence Steinhagen as But- Â¬ in this State and was oue of the most Ladies Dong Oxfords c s 94c pair OwenBboro Ky May 15 to nominate tercup met every requirement of the general respected citizens of Daviess Mena Favorite shoes only 162 Ladies pat leather strap sandals Misses pat leather Oxfords Opera a candidate for railroad commissioner part Her singing was done in a county toe 2 to 8 110 pr Only once in a life time S140 Baby shoes 20c pr Men s fine calf skin shoes cong or All Democratic voters of Christian sweet and well cultivated voice her or county Perhaps no man in the city Ladies fine Dong c s Oxfords 5139 had more friends than no Fine hand turned baby shoes 83c bal plain or cap toe worth 5250 county shall be entitled to participate manner on the stage was Ladies Dong button Oxfords RaHe was born in Liberty Casey in said mass convention pr only SlU zor toe 198 ed and graceful and her acting was countv Mav b 1832 Hfs crmnrifat ti Chas M Meaoham Chm most creditable throughout SHOES-r-Misse- s MISSES er Charles Sweenev was a nntirn of NOTICE LADIES SHOES Geo Bkadley Sec Pro tem Mr Thos W Moore made a hit in Virginia and on emigrating to Ken- Â¬ tan shoes sizes 5 to 8 64c All 3 custom made shoes go in Capt Corcoran and his fine tenor tucky settled in Casey then Lincoln Ladies fine dong button pat tip Mains Iilon Got Loose pr this sale for 5249voice was one of the features of the county when Joel Sweeney 89c Dair Same sizes 9 to 11 75c pr During the performance Sunday performance Mens tan shoes 5L49 Mr Moores acting father of Judge W N Sweeney tne Ladies dong button spring liQfil Also many other lines ofwis Mens tan shoes 5198 evening of Walter L Mains circus at was also admirably done pat tip 5125 born and childrens shoes Mens fine pat calf shoes razor toe Evansville the riding lion Wallace As Boatswain Mr W L BamberclQth top pat tp button Ladies Judge Sweeneys You can get anythingyou want in wing tie 298 pr ger added much to the success of the was obtained in theearly education 129 neighborly ud became wild and dashed around the piece shoes of all kinds at The Racket Tnrlibn fino Annrr nnttnn flinninnn- His singing was well render- Â¬ MENS LOW CUT SHOES tent A great panic was created and ed his enunciation clear and distinct where he was reared He was after- Â¬ MENS SHOES shoes all styles ti custom-made- One womau and his acting characterized by dra- ward a student in Bethany colle0c many women fainted Mens pat leather pumps 122 Mens shoes 89c pair 149 At the ago of 17 o was knocked down trampled under- matic force and skill He was loud- West Virginia Mens dong Oxfords 198 Stribloye Henrietta custoni made Mens oil grain side bucke 99c pr began the study of law with his fath- Â¬ foot by the crowd and had two ribs ly applauded whenever his talents vici kid Oxfords 5199 centenial eolid Leather Mens Our Mens shoes pat tips 175 er On being admitted to tho bar broken The lion was finally caught were brought into play He was began the practice of law at Liber v and put in confinement well up in his part and made a most occupying at the same time the j Just received one lot mens tan shoes worth 55 our price S298 We have in stock over 510000 worth of new successful debut on the stage sition of deputy clerk of the court to our customers at thes6 low They Will Nominate and and seasonable shoes bought before the advance in leather and now offer them Dr banks proved well adapted for May 4 1895 the young lawj The Populists of Christian county the Boatswains Mate both his not came to Owensboro on a visit prices Give our shoo department a trial Your money back if you want it are requested to meet in mass con- ingand singing being quite good company with his preceptor Ii vention in Hopkinsvillo at the cpurt He helped much to make the entire Fogle He became verj much i performance a success pressed with the town during 1 house on May 5 1895 at 10 a m for Little Miss Tillie Moore the purpose of nominating a candi and charmed everybody captivated stay and decided to locate here p with her date for the legislature and selecting wonderfully sweet singing as Mid- manently In 1854 he was elect Jeremiah H Kugler Manager county attorney and served w delegates to the state convention shipmite much credit for a term of four G H Myers Chm Co Com Miss Green Henry aB Cousin In January of the same year heyea w April 22 1895 Hebe though just recovering from married to Miss Lizzie Rodgers a severe sore throat sang her part in this city who died a few Flro at Linton gopd voice and acquitted herself so In 1850 he entered into a years sin partners Last Sunday night tho dwelling of charmingly that no one could detect with R B Taylor which contim Mr John Jones of Linton Trigg the disadvantage under which she for about 7 years y In lbOO his 1145 county was burned together with all labored appeared on tho Breckinridge dec 1 Miss Venable as pianist and Miss ral ticket for Kentucky as its contents excepting some bedding In 18GG Flack as musical director and each was a candidate for Congress in t wVjd The fire is supposed to have originat- Â¬ and all of the relatives and sailors iirv mm ed from a defective flue The loss is proved equal to all requirements Second district ami was defeated John Young Brown by one vote about 51000 No insurance The performance from beginning to 1808 he was nominated for tho sai end was a pronounced success and by office by the District Democra Failure at Cadiz ar inn 0special request of many who failed to Convention and was elected o Cadiz Ky Apr 20 T B Ran Â¬ obtain seats it was repeated Wednes- Â¬ Judge Langley of Henderson t dolph the jeweler made an assign Â¬ day night Republican candidate and H ment yesterday and named J D McHenry Democrat Ho represent A Mightily Mixed Family Shaw aB his assignee Liabilities his constituency in the Natioi m The school report from district No halls of legislation ably and liouo about Sl800 assets about 52000 He thinks he will be able to pay all of 5 near White Plains reveals a pecu bly Declining a re elect on he his liabilities law liar state of affairs in one family From sumed his he practice in Owensbo formed a law partni In 186M one house ten Bohool children are re- ship with John Pope Set for Saturday After tho d The examining trial of Jim Ingram ported between tho ages of 6 and 20 solution of this firm Judge Sween wrafawm charged with shooting Leri Hammond years One of these is the wife of the associated with him m tho practice near Tugglevillo about a month ago father of eight of the others being his profession Judge Stuart Lm only 18 years of age Another is a on the firm was changed to Sweeiwill occur tomorrow Tho trial was son 18 years Son and for several years Drior set for a hearing last week butHrtm ried his wjfeof age and himself mar- his death the firm had being tho older sister of been Sweeuc mond was not well enough to aitend hs fathers wife who is not reported Ellis Sweeney For forty b being overdo Tho tenth is a boy years he practiced law with mark The Conloy Merrltt CaseAn important bastardy case was living in the family I ho complicat- success and was active till a few da ed relationship was so unusual that before iiis death am triec and settled in Judge BreathittV the trustees called udgo Sweeney leaves four childn special attention court yesterday Geo Merrilt Jr to itnot being certain whether mar Â¬ James J W O and A G Sween fl onda Trimmings Silk was chargedwiih bastardy on tr war Â¬ ried peoplo should bo listed as school and Mrs Jessie Erwin of Kanfc rant sworn out by Miss Maggie Con children It does not seem however City Mo They were all present ftftllinesy ley who charged him withboing ithe to be a violation of any law Those minister to the lather iu his last ra father of her child a few1 months old fpnd pf figuring may amuse them Â¬ ments Inquirer r -- c t jr iT itJft The jury after hjiririg the evidence1 selves working out the relationship of decided againsi Jkfofritt the verdict tho father and eonwho are brothers-in-laTho world census to bo a pleasu v and of the sisters who are requiring him to jay 100 a year for ways Wo when it1 cea08 to bo a specuatit 15 vears for tho sabbrrtofthe child in several different tv1 lij fr Merritt was married ajoit two weeks are forbidden to use the names hit J V v Woncher know and pja jfitP lasfljpnaViiT IB v I 1 r sr Stylet V KXVHft i iOKEAM OF fijH OPERA PINAFORE- RADFOEFOEAZY TAKEN FROM THE PENITENTIARY SENT TO THE ASYliUM AND- - IS NEW AND TRUE HAS IT VMJ Presented by an Amateur Company In a tr Host Creditable Manner from 9S SuiijgMeiis- BsaphiidrjeriisJSuiicamed Mi no Tlift niiaimSs are allrilit h fhp sfvlfiWaifeiriot iust the Tevfccca Reaches Fancy Figures No Turn Tpmt4 This iear A MIxeUlTp Family t1on tooBe Fnilnro at Cadiz S 4 Mbs iljto at P Mells Ad Boys SiiiM teyprytaipgxqept hildretts tiitsr thiacbunt eilseil tikmarUflhat o prices JJ ffiT Iilnton No Action Taken J The opera Pinafore so popular all over the country a few years back Vv was presented by local talent Tues- Â¬ After Nine and a Half Yenr offlPrlsonLife a Mnn Convicted on Circumstantial day night in a thoroughly artisEvidence Loses Ills Mind tic style The company was organÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ a 1m Pii 1C ip 1 Heres Yourppportuiiity A If Tan dowohawthat S 1 m--- r RAGKE3CI e Set the Ms Tl nPB T nifiVM 9 lh Cilv W- ffA m 1 0t T- self-posse- ss Ml ladies-Misses 1 KAOIKJeT we we sell out EVERYTHING GOES in ceiving new goods every day We taking better stock to fi andjre gOown another notch and is lower than ever Be sure you see us before these prices are out eiAiRjxriE F AJlIJLm JBi f 1 AYOSTJkDO bOME TO SEP OUR GRAifo v ThrmoMffrlffSinirfirfisc SPRING STOCK C Npmium Idke it in tlie CiU We3g Jl 1 MkiM f rP DONT FAIL TO SFE rrWlW w rela--tiv- es GttRDSA 1 aPFSii rv J8 Wl PTMWJW Vl issssnian rTR V 1 HOPKINSVILLE KENTUOKIAN CHIEF KAHSHAKES CARSDALC CREST eat at Arms fit the Nobis and Ancrttrt Hcrtwe of Caraon George Jfathsafctl Oiiraon MP who is io marry Miss Leifcer of Chioago ia tho oldest h and of Sir Alfred Nathaniel Holdea Curaon fourth Baron Scarsdala of Scarsdale County DerlJy baron in holy orders M H rector of Kcdleston The houso of Ourzon date back to the lime of the Norman eoa qucst According to Collins the house was established by Giralined Curaon a warrior upon whom William the Con Â¬ queror bestowed the mapors of Look ingc in Borkshire and Fishead in Ox- Â¬ fordshire There was a JohnCurzotf who was high sheriff of Derbyshire dur- ing tho reign of Edward IV Tho head of the family was mado a baronet Au- THE j ApfMa895r if mtfcarfJfc iii niyirtWiif I i OLD rlATURES Matr STEREOTYPING tartootty Faand Ootly Monument to Be Erected toHla Memory Xt la this Old iMtllann On Idea Bad Will Coat a Thousand Dollar To Be f tjnlque Deatgn Cut trota Vermont Marble hir 1 he creation of his own fancies The chief has had thia object in view for many years and saved for that purpose He designed tho monument had one of his own men carve out a two foot model covering his allegorical creation and then sent the model to a well known sculptor Mr A C Thompson who has completed tho work The monument which cost Chief Kahshakes over 1000 is of pure white Vermont marblo and although tho sculptor was constrained to follow tho deaign as regards an uncouth figure of a beaver ho succeeded in giving to tho shaft the eyrie and the eagle an artistic touch that reflects great credit on his ability as a sculptor and which will no doubt greatly please the old chief when he sees it Tho chiefs idea of hismonu xnont was a pillar resting on tho back of a beaver with an eagle on its nest surmounting the column Kahshakes monument is an allegori- Â¬ cal representation of himself and hi tribe The beaver symbolizes industry tho characteristic of tho tribe tho shaft the tribe itself planted firmly on tho rock of industry tho eyrie is tho chiefs home supported and protected by tho tribe and tho eagle about to take his last flight represents Kahsha Â¬ kes a his death winging his way to- Â¬ ward the setting sun to join hia fore- Â¬ fathers in tho happy hunting grounds of the spirit land This allegory still further carried out by the rude poetic mind of tho untutored Indian is to the effect that though the nest shall be- Â¬ thing but when the particular ladlan to bo thus remembered la still ilive it mako the matter all the more unique A marblo monument will soon adorn the last resting placo of Indian Chief Kahshakes at Capo Fox In Alaska tvnlf vine the tribe and its chiof Chief Kahshakes is still alive and though a very old man is not likely by reason f good health to bo memorialized by maiCKld ia memory of an American Indian Thq erection of a costly monument la Oneoi4h ijffiwatdiiiealtlfctriat sur veyors eoeoHntfer in attetnplf to fol Â¬ low the lines of old sumwy ts the SLUAK 3fmtMJlKtomm dieappearno of old landjnerfts This 3VB0Llcr356ti may occur from the heedleseaees of BWvHl aatfWOflKINeftlCNL man or the forcoe of nature An ex KCTRArlNE AW T ample of tho latter is shown la the rt 2fiBQY5SHNlSittl eompanylng cut It showr witH some degree of accuracy the perfeoi stereo Â¬ typing that nature is okpahle of execut Â¬ ing tliqugh she takes years to acoom- puo the task MtOCl Over Oee MUttoa PmdI wear the In 1834 the United Stages government surveyor BQa4a eurvoys of certain lands W L 4 Shoes 3 In Florida and as is the custom noted All our shoes art equally satisfactory earners -- and angles by biasing tho They give the beit value for the tnoiicy PlarMa frpi V 8rm a 9HtrrTor la a J Wit W DOUCLAS 13SH iOETbovan sc or AWNft FOR f A 11 N W- C J s 1 i 1 -- M J --M AYoib f are otrdidlljmAd Leaders opening ifrjatimd- the j t Ptts PIPIm Wednesday AmM 3 bt t Sfe i yi ul titl J tJrsaWI Miilis At 9au a m m v- h They equal custeaa hoes la tyla end fit Their wearing- aaaHtle era HnurpMed The price ara uniform -- iitemped oa sole from i to 93 eavea everacHer matces If Tour dealer eaaacisapplr you W9 can Soldbf Our opening will continue for f a week J7 imfju I Mammoth Qlothing Shoo Co THE SCAHBDAXE COAT OF ABM8 gust 11 1041 In 1727 Sir John Curzon sat in parliament as did his son Sir Nathaniel This Sis Nathaniel was made a peer given the title of Baron Scarsdale April 0 1701 A certain ciiro or Chronic Soro Eyes Tottor Suit Ehonm Scald Head Old Chronic Sort jTeyor Soros Eczema Itch Prairie Scratches Soro Nipples and Files Xti tfoolluand soothing Hnndreds of mem have boon cured b it after all other treatment f ailafc It Is put up in 25 nd iiJcent boixa I R 0 Hardwick amoiiulprittiQs yqOrKl Bkifl Ointment giving Ladies at a distance a chance to se the beautiful1 display of Mahndsome pattern JSats ajid Bonnets r We Make y sgcV h hu no comment on these Hoods Tkewiriust be seen qappreciateMiss Ida Mlen Miss TM rf3lartyV ir4-7i He married trees and marking on them with gaugers tools the range township and section numbers Tho surveyor em- Â¬ ployed by the Florida Land Lumber company of Volusia county Fla recently during tho course of an ex- Â¬ amination of the lands of tho com- Â¬ described pany split up a cypress tree in search Anns Argent on tho bend sable throo popÂ¬ of such corner marks The ax sep- Â¬ injays or collared gules Crest A popinjay rising or collared gules arated tho chip of which the above is Another crest A cookatrlce wings olevatod a picture and disclosed on tho trunk or tall norved with a head at the end thereof of tho tree tho marks for which he Supporters Dexter the figure ot Prudence The marks lR 30 T 14 S represented by a woman habited argent man- Â¬ searched tled azure holding In her sinister hand a jave 88 appear in bas relief on tho concave lin entwined with a romora L c serpent side of the slab or chip and are as disppri sinister the figure ot Liberality also tinct as the original marks were when Â¬ represented by a woman habited argent mantho survoyor mado them on tho trunk tled purple holding a cornucopia ppr of the treo over sixty years ago Every Motto Recte ot suavlter f eaturo of tho matrix ia distinctly re-Â¬ a daughter of tho earl of Portmore The third Baron Scarsdale died In 1856 and was succeeded by his nephew Alfred Nathaniel Holden Curzon tho present baron Ho was born in 1830 and mar-Â¬ ried Blanche tho second daughter of Joseph Pocklington Sinhouse Esq of Hetherhall Cumberland George Na- Â¬ thaniel Curzon was born January 11 1850 Tho country seat of Baron Scars- Â¬ dale is Kedleston near Derby his Lon- Â¬ don house is at No 84 Wimpolo stroet The Scarsdale crest is thus technically 9m s a er hm eu yiMr Urp r 20 yea 4 Tiaf T ya 7 m J3 t ri7 rii tiH rt aO7 m 268 A PIT OF NATUBE8 STEnEOTTPINO AregtitiiirHiuoitei ami lenlly qutllfled pbleUatoitt tttoMMMmlM Ms prttlfco will prove l oast to Jlilj in Ivoule nie Ky off at Albany Ind liiiifiiievaeniiDaiftpDy iieunTfDopajiipeciaiaufiicca ts certain otua of dlseajei tnd treating thousand asmi all acquire great aklO rnjslclans knovUgthls fact oftes recommend v011 l0 mT care- - When It l ueonreultnt to visit the cltf for treatment medicines cut be Mat jrirlUlT and safsl oj matt or express anvvhere IS Goaaorrhoa YP Stricture Grcllle GLBET Dflrtft dljraoB oulekl r ersia or llupwrt cure Pile and ottier a youth Mxuil umm la m the man or Mrf ib nu4 pitwlaciox lamaef thtfel turcryfl4rsorothercuses night tpl lowlrg elocu Ni rouincu Oenilul Kmiuiont Dimness of 131 Defective Itcnwrr 07 rltAH br dfoaaiJ flctllTriuiiljjoc Ftco ArcnlontiiBocletrofFcsiilM Sexual Fowtr 4e reoderta Confuslou ot Ileal loia 0 mirriue Jammer or UEfmmir n tnoroui hlr end perm nentl cured JJ ruiveV cord EASES Spermatorrhea and Impotennyf THE TKAttW IIay Opening of- to see their many friends 7 Mmei Meureite Mgr Cures Onarateeil ia all Cane OonsuluUons rxrsonallr or by letter free od iDvlted Chtrcu easoosM susd correspoDdeact strtotly oonJUsstltl FINE MILLINERY A cordial invitation extended to all Ladies you should not fail to see the imported fiats and Bonnets these are strictly imported foods no sham For style and beauty the are not t 3ttoany suldre SMurely essied for thirty Should be read by til Address as above ID csoU Ofdaa kenra from 8 A V taa GuidaitStaisrlf OfJOOpan VRiVaTI COUNSEXOH r CHIEF KAHSHAKES come temporarily vacant a new chief will occupy It and tho tribe with its foundation of industry shall go on for- Â¬ ever This unique monument complete with a stone base under the beaver when set up will have a total height of nine feet Tho beaver on which tho shaft rests ia three and one half feet long tho shaft of tho oyrie is fivo feet in height Tho eagle in tho crouching attitudo of flying away from tho best is fifty two inches from tip to tip and thirty six inches from bill to tall Tho r r road bed has been let go to ruin by t ache Nervousness Aches and not being properly drained Throw all dirt when moved to tho Pains Tone you up all over Try center of the road bed and spread ono bottle and be sure to ask well and evenly Dont leave any in for Neats hills or piles as some overseers did lastyear If you do you may expect to do your work over again When you drder teams and plows on the Neats Sarsaparllla ia for nolo by road always use tho words good R O Rfardwick drupgiHt plows dnd teamsand should I find any other kind on the road they will R be ordered off and the parties will not get ahy pay for them All teams and implements to bo Used pn tjio roads must b4o first class The court has ordered that but dno plow and BUCK scraper be used on any one flection of road in the county unless otherwise ordered by the road supervisor UOK ABTUUB WKLLKSLKY FEVIU path Should more be necessary vcm any one Those Indians in tho old days dressed section of tho ioadtlien apply to vas born in 1829 Educated at Eton CURES NOTHING BUT PILES in skins and had garments pictur- Â¬ your road supervisor for same1 Ajl and at Balloil college Oxford ho en Â¬ A SURE and CERTAIN CURE esquely fringed aud tasseled and overseers will see that no encroach- tered parliament in 1805 for Warwiok k known tor IS yoaryas tho beaded and woven in with stained ments are made upon road beds and and has represented that borough since They woro bracelets of will permit no obstruction to accumu- then After tho dissolution of 1880 ho BEST REMEDY for PILES swanquills eonner and carried copper spears late or be nut on road bed if so will was proposed as speaker by Lord Ran- Â¬ 80Xi KY AIT D1CT700IBTS ET LOUIS SICBABSS01T MED Troi knives and arrows In those days no bo immediately reported to tho grand dolph Churchill and seconded by Mr M1 ceremony was complete unless attended 1 1 T it ruuu jiuu win Vrt Gladstone Mr Peel is accounted the uo x on mo by human sacrifice execution of slavesÂ¬ jury in uiu near future to see after strongest speaker since tho Jato Lord tho Bore Prompti Posltft occurrence for super- along Evorsloy Ho had a remarkable con- Â¬ was of frequent work Be sure and have your Cure for Impotinct Lota stitious belief deemed disaster and ill- Â¬ your in good shape by tho iir3t day trol over tho houso and restored order Sinlnal of Mmhood In many pf tho turbulent debates of re-Â¬ Emissions Spermatorrhea ness the doing of angry spirits only to road of June for after this date no excuse cent years TheBalary of the speaker Nervousness Self Distrust bo arraeased bv the shedding of human Loss of Memory Ac Will No chance to dodo is twenty five ihousand dollars annual Â¬ blood To day they remain a singlere 3 will bo taken make you a 8TR0NQ Vigor-Â¬ ous Man ana this time Tho roada must bd put in ly with an official residenco and tho Price 8100 0 minder of their past greatness Boxes 6 00 good condition by tho first day of post is considered ono oi high social as power Sptolal Directions Malted June 1895 I appeal to you to attend well as political distinction Mr Peel with oach Box Address Only His nattons Were- Left to your section of road at onco and it offered a peerage It will bo EjlUraGnowUalatB Co of the great dissolving will savo you time and cost I shall has been An instance aoio LuoajAvi remembered that this honor was depowers of sulphuric acid ia furnished ask each and every tax paver in my clined by his father who also left tho MO 8TLOUI0 by an accident which recently occurred district to notify mo of any failure of expression of his wish that neither his In the chemical factories at Mulbouso BESTINQUALIT iOST IN QUANTITY uio uuiv no widow nor his heir should accept any Alsace An operative was blown up in Â¬ Uliyiovenseui iuuiotuuifo 6 trough filled such and also of any duty develop- Â¬ such distinction i to the air and fell Into a a r mo that may need any imthree feet deep with sulphucio ing uponattention in your locality or i ChlneieJa Hard tojbeani about acid the temperature of which was mediate of said district In tho Chuicse language tho meaning tone in which the found to bo 01 degrees 0 ten hours any part Hopkinsville 526 depends more on tho on Address KyBox wortl is spoken than tho word itsolf after the accident Tho death of All commissioners will pleaBe noti- Â¬ The vsame word may have a dozen dif CtJie man was only proved by tho dla WHITES CREAM of any and eoreryl of hla caoutchouc respirator fy me of tinio and Jetting erent meanings according to tho tono and also tho time of receiv- Â¬ f which it is spoken This fact not In ntuftzle two porcelain buttons and all work Everything ing said work asno work can bo lo only makes it difficult for foreigners to Other uneoluble articles unless in YEARS FOR elae had ehemioally combined with the irailv let or received supervisor the learn Chlndee but retards Chinese progÂ¬ No ress by making it hard to keep anao INI Remadles m esence of tho road Has led aeUU money will be paid on any order for curate and easily translated recorid of EVERY BOTTLE 6UARAPTEED u XxpaaiUB ihaMall mo ruuu bu thought Cn such a record more than WLBBK KValT on and worK uaiess signea uj Mobbis Mall Wgw can now be taken Tob peryispr on any one thing progressive dirtliW aUCH AtWtOa aaWICIXB s HC UMH traine running irered from uttOttu auperviaur tkra dependai f c tan boot i though considerably modernized by tho skill of Mr Thompson yet possesses many of tho characteristics peculiar to the Alaska Indians The Indian tribe of which old Kah shakes ia the chief is at Capo Fox near New Metlakahtia and comprises about 1000 of tho best and tho most intelli- Â¬ gent of all the Indians that make up Duncans missionary post in Alaska The Indians at Cape Fox aro remnants of tho ancient Chilkats In character these Indians aro a strange composition unemotional mo- Â¬ superstitious unsympathetic rose without the slightest idea of gratitude and having an astonishing respect for tho property of others When on a trading journey or out hunting they will leave their belongings hanging on bushes all along tho trail and snow shoes sometimes a musket blankets a leg of smoked bear a dried salmon ore frequently noticed along an Indian generil effect of tho whole monument produced Tho land companys survoyor sent tho following explanatory letter with the chip To all overseers of roads in the south- This curiosity ia a chip cut oil a orn road district from tho Princeton cypress tree standing near the south road around to the Russellville road west cornor of sfection 83 township 14 range SO Thesq marks of the section I am still your road supervisor for range and township numbers were cut said district and mv oath and bond into the tree by the United States gov Â¬ expect to fill ernment surveyor in 1834 and the new are still in force and my contract with the county the pres- Â¬ I growth of the tree covered up and grew over the marJis taking tho re ent year though the heavens fail verse impression of the marks yftyre looked over some work that was maining on tho tree Tho chip was done last year and I made some al- split off by mo while examining the lands of tho Florida Land Lumber ought not to company lowance likely that By reference to the map have made with some of the overseers you will seo that this corner is In the as the plan of work was new and wo edge of a cypress swamp Many such and this is were found by got at it late and it was very dry all marks tho many proofs me tho accuracy of ono of the year The fiscal court during its of my survey last session passed an order compell- Â¬ The specimen will be sent by the ing each and every overseer in Chris- owners to tho New York Museum of Natural History tian county to have his section of road well worked by the first of June and PEELS RESIGNATION if not the order then made it compul- Â¬ The Speaker of the llritlah ITouse of Com- Â¬ mons Abont to Retire sory upon your supervisor to report you to the June grand jury and as Tho approaching retirement from To all political life of Arthur Wellesloy Peel sist in your prosecution overseers in my district I would say D C L speaker of the British houso get out your hands and give your of commons is announced The speak- Â¬ section a good dressing up bimpiy er was elected on tho retirement of Sir going over tho road in the old Henry Brand in 1884 and has presided wav will not satisfy the law neither with skill apd to tho satisfaction of all will it satisfy your supervisor Drain parties ever since He is tho yonngest your road bed well many a good son of the great Sir Robert Peel and To Road Supervisors PILES SWAYNES ABBOLTTTBIT ITCHING PILES sued UVtn BTUPTOMS MoUtnrat sttaglaEi meet t nlsh If wares by seratahlns If Uawea to aontlasie tasnora farsn tuicl protrude which nfWnbled rr 1 ulsuritTi beosnaUsT ureavrAVHEB OLKTMJViT stopsltohlEtrsutd SIVVSUJS c absorbs the tumor 8ld by drat rlsts or by sail Set Wets rresared tyllswSwiri a SeiumudslBala OINTMENT Onnfl jilce Tr Sold by K I CARDWICR I FEMALE MILLS HWmttimr 1 HEVERrAllS I ItL I wf sfk prrasodxceoBlTocanty or painful men iji Btratloa How used by over 30000 rfl ladle monthly Invlsorntes tiieu PbT uTKauat iseivaro ox imiiniiona paper 83 per box or trtal box W ims Bent 8ej to In sealed la plain wrapper if rn r surpassea toy anyuity iiy prices are m iKeepim itig the hard times My jnotto to please LoVi est prices and latest styles I also hare a first class Trimmer Miss Clara Essington of Cin cinnati Terms Cash h Sold by R C Hardwick MRS ADA LAiNE CORNER 9TH MAIN TWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT SOUTHERN eOWLING GREEN I 7 tHt TASTE mouth in your Silo indicates BusinessCollege BOWLING GREEN rir vjmMMtmi JffLSA COLLEGE Sckoo irajnavaa ESTABLISHED 1 IN 1876 sajacameac BUSINESS SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL and shows that your hlbods wrong The irreat Business Training School ot theSouth Short hand Tslegraphy Type Pook Keepto8 Wriiing-- aad Penmanship Pupils can enter at anytime Send for catalogue NEATS SARSAPARILLA will set your hlood right and cure your JJyspepsia Head VMeiitlca bourso deslreO Address English Teachers Scientific and Classic 1 Courses vMusfc Art aad Elocution roviueq end oi I lof Low rates of ooard and tuition catalogue roenKy OBBRSTKfiCaV lroBnv Bowltaf I Lumber Q UARANTEEP Hardware GOOD PURE WATER ADLi j THE YEAR ROLJMD- FROltHEV 9 f J- piiiiniiiipiiiiniii B J 1 li H MA J I w I w B ml I fl I m Slrw1fJ OINTMENT i m aBilsfiMtWpUMPu6l Ft llaaaaaBliH t J agog HH fTl 03 V 2 CO J f or o i5i f cZ 1 i I So ry h 1 ailga tssaaaaaaaaalVAy -t II FWniTlEaaaHK HBm5 aSBBSf WWBMlT7V7l mVBtk 3 Ho f i I iill smmwFXjivmxamammMRi r s 5p li aM 9t -w t i i p ZZL r71 VERMIFUGE ill HopkinsViile Ky Virginia Between Fourth Street l mf line98 0rfpPaaMii4- anEifthf j J- - April 26 1895 3S33 o B V CROWS i t 3 iOPNSYIKLE KPENTUOKliK 7 V 3 H TRADE MARK BATTLi X RELIGIOUS dog i Professional Cards A Terrible Conflict WltnMMdiy li r i Frank Bkll J T Hanbery J Idents of Ridgwdt He Would Go to Churoh No Matter i uJV Neat tittle GbmnmrcUd Transao- VSX -- v 7S ftiltiii t n A dally spectacle aB3gewood Wharj He Was HANBERYfcBELL tlon of a- Rrult CURErj N J is thepasslngofVHGndreds of tho A Canine TrMbyterlan That Was a Shining A New York GeahM Wfee Sfaeald Malca a crows overrtowbtTheycomefrora Example toi Zftia Punctual Church morning on the soutu in Practice in the Courts of Christian and ad HI rcaUr War of FortBiie n Participant Mem olnlng counties Office City Hall building coring Dutam and lti way to thalr feeding grounds and In Family Voriulp Court Square HOPKIKSVILLE KY retulrjniUaPatfBunset to their regu The other even larroostingjplace There is more j rxv n if r i rrmt It itf the generally held opinion IngthjM crows vere flying lazily dreamt of by any irit a dog than in-is W S WITHERS philosophy of suddenly it appeared that among thbclerks In some of the up-Â¬ alonguntll OTD0UDBY o COto-LL-stairs offices of the post office build- Â¬ some enemy must have come among stinct Tho father of the late Dr 61 the Now York Ob ing that tho nate llttlo bit ovitf tHefci for what looked like a fierce Prime Pditor server was a sternly orthodox Presi man whohos recently received peiv battlebegao ToTHE Office over Planters Bauk byterian minister one of the old EViJiSVIUfff Instantly scores of birds that were i xrilssiontoweddlo fruit there during Ho owned a small beauti- Â¬ well apray from theceoterof disturb- Â¬ school HOPKINSVILLE - lkY h e lunjyihdur has in him all the p ance turned about and were soon ful dog named Fidelity about whom miucinwPbi s millionaire says tho lost in the whirl of the supposed there was something mysterious rUeiwoWtSun IASHVILL FRANK BIYES KjOn the flrst dav of his annearance cpmbatants Some of the crows and though he never ventured to ex- Â¬ press theopinlon that the dog had PEOIJBY-p-Lpf- f lhebrought with him a large basket would drop nearly to the earth as if ROUTE OF THE perceptions his son believed 1 WJ MUCUUCU U UISIVUUIU disabled and then soar and appar- Â¬ moral UUUIUDi CHICAGO and spolesJe called them and placed ently rest high in the air prepara- Â¬ that he thought so- Said Dr Prime p- - Office tvlth Judge J I Landes tory toia renewal of the excitom6nt to a Chicago News reporter oo- In tho one on ebh clerks desk If tho NASHVILLE if McDanlellBlock corner Cth and Main Ho differed from other dogs only Af ter a time it appeared as if cupant of tho desk offered to pay for THE ONLY the apple he was told that ft wasjf many concluded discretion to be ip being better than others and in manifesting something that seemed Vwrtibuled Train Sorvlcu wit Andrew Pullman oniy a sample or tne appies inai ino jnora praiseworthy than valor or D 100 for Coristipatfon and Piles NowoBt and Finest Say Coaches manproposed to keep in stock and unai ne game was not worth the like religious sensibility or a peculiar THE OIL CURE Pastile for Fe Â¬ PHYSICIAN AndSUKGEON Sloepors and pining- - Oars if the offer of the qddIo was repulsed candlaf and they left the scene In attachment to religious places peo- Â¬ Â¬ OFFICE Fifth and Main streets opposite bjsomo Buspjclous clerk he wastold groups of ten or more and continued ple and services Ho attended fam male Diseases Leucorrbea Ulcera ihom Mn One months Ve oiTthe on their homeward way OltrOonrt Boom tlTo obTigairDjoTwould ily worship with a punctuality and tion and Prolapsus r that TO TELEPHONE NO 5 i 200 The battle if such it was was a regularity that other members of tho treatment THE OIL CURE peddlers side if he clerk wero to terrific one Nearly every crow that household might well have imitated for Catarrh of Head Nose and Terre Haute Indianapolis acoejst it tV Â¬ passed the tusseling one3 returned and certainly did not surpass yNeitday trrerpiwaSj a free distri HH 5100 THE OIL for Ec- Â¬ CHICAGO If a stranger were present and Throat bution of a banana apiece not a for a few momonts to watch the fray Painter - and - Paper - Hanger zema 100 THE OIL CURE for scrimpy banana either but a good but In hundreds of instances did not much company visited our house --ALL WORK Paul Milwaukee dogs attention to him was regu- Â¬ Fistula in Ano 500 fat banana almost as large as a roll- Â¬ engage in it but made a detour and the DonewltbNeatness andDtspatch and at Low lated by his taking the lead or not AND ALL POINTS IN THE est Prices ing pin and the presentation was ac soared away Washington Star Theso valuable combinations of in tho religious worship of the house SHOP 8th street next to D R Beard companied by the richest of smiles NORTH AND NORTHWEST A Burning Shame hold If tho visitor at my fathers Oile are prepared from the Formulas office Hopkinsville Ky ancT tho most delicate blarneyings S L KODQEBS imaginable To think that of all the flowers In request conducted tho worship the of the celebrated Dns Reynolds and Southern Passenger Agt On the third day tho man brought Floras kingdom the dear little mod- Â¬ dog at onco attached himself to his will be Bent postpaid on receipt of Chattanooga Tenn 1 DRSPRESTON THOMAS person and when ho departed the price where druggists are not sup- Â¬ abasket of oranges and with them ern violet should be selected to per- Â¬ Cavanaugh B PHYSICIAN an apology He had trapsed all petuate a shaml Liko every fad that dog escorted him out of tho village plied Send stamp for illustrated J General Passenger Agt SURGEON sometimes going homo with him to a over New York ho said trying to obtains in Now York lot it be never Malignant catalogue on Chronic and Evousville Terro Haute K R DEIFOiice over Bank HopkinsvillpJ get oranges of decent size for a rea so baseless so senseless it has a ter Â¬ neighboring town and making him a Skin Diseases Ulcers Tumors and Evnnsville Ind sonablo price but the supply was rific run and ruins the original for- - visit of a few days KY HOPKINSVILLE Consumption The Oil Cube Co If tho visitor did not perform any limited owing to the Floriday ever OFFICE HOURS -- Day and Night I JOHN ECHOLS 129 S Spruce St Nashville Tenn I RECEIVERS ST JOHN BOYLE The huge bunches of purple violets religious services in the house the frosts artd all ho had been ablo to dog took no notice of him while get was thim llttlo runts and for on grass green velvet bonnets oh fcyrfWtyfriJfryOyiTlftom hyi these he had to pay five cents apiece tho dudos breast coat on womens there and suffered him to depart un- Â¬ O HcDaviti but ho hoped to do better when tho corsages fastened with conflicting attended and evidently unregrotted THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE Such a dog was of course a habit- Â¬ California crop was fairly under ribbons of other purples on heavy ual attendant on tho publio services way muffs that are the natural enemies DENTIST It Then with tho same rich smile ho of flowers at best in window jardin- Â¬ of the church on the Sabbath Louisville JEvansville required extraordinary eare to keep Offiice over Kellys Jewelry Store began the distribution of oranges ieres In great stiff brazen false- Â¬ but there seemed to be a prevailing ness tied about my ladys parasol him at home Shut up in a room he HOPKINSVILLE Kj AND ALL POINTS impression among tho clerks that handle tucked into the gamins dashed through a window and was the balance of obligation was a lit- Â¬ rimless bat band decorating a at church before the family W C SlIOOK AD DOBICOUBT He was once shut up in an out- Â¬ tle too much on one side now A ponys neck collar aro all so many miimKiinfii wmmm LwliAi DORICOURT SHOOK samplo gift of apples or bana Â¬ evidences of the slavish instinct of house that had no floor Ho dug out under the sill of tho door and was TO nas even fruit that might bo imitation that makes a thousand LEADING bought of any peddler was all people do a silly thihg because one at church before the first Psalm Memphis Yfcksburg New Orleans House Sign and Decorative means so much more than In church ho occupied tho upper right bmjsr when it camei to run Â¬ person in a moment of baleful origi- Â¬ AND ALL POINTS you imagine serious and ning all uyr town for oranges that nality has started it I love the step of the pulpit within which his fatal diseases result from1 cost five cents apiece it was a little violet as nature designed it so master ministered He lay quiet f Grainers and Paper Hangers ftoo much like an imposition on good well that its present degradation during the sermon unless other dogs triflinsf ailments neglected Office on Ninth Street opposite Galther nature So tho clerks paid for their angers me N Y Mall and Ex- Â¬ bolow misbehaved in which case ho Wests Tobacco Warehouse Hopkinsville Ky Limited Trains and Perfect Service Don t play with Nature s left his seat and after quieting the oranges some at tho rato of five press Connecting at Memphis with through trains greatest gift health disturbance resumed It cents apiece and some at three for to all points in A Treasured Nickel He was equally devoted to the iiyouareieeilnt Hotel Henderson ten cents while the oblef olerk gave out of sorts weak and generally ex ten cents for a single orange An ordinary five cent piece is weekly prayer meeting wjiich was haasted nervous Hates Tickets and all Information will be Next day tho man appeared with carefully treasured by Artist Frauk held from house to house the ap- Â¬ have no appetite furnished ou application to your nearest Entirely now and tlrst class in all pointment being announced on the and cant work ticket agent basket ojjniixod fruit and laid an Duckett of Philadelphia as a me Â¬ begin at once tak Â¬ Â¬ respects Excellent Sample Komiis T B LYNOH ing the most rella- orange aF apple and a banana on mento of Gen Grant Mr Duckettl Sabbath Ho remembered tho evenble strengthening General Fassencer Agent Louisville Kr and service uneqnaled in the city ing and the place and was always clerks desk tho first came Into possession of this memen- Â¬ mcmcinewnicnis Browns Iron Bit How much asked the olerk to in this way One day several present As it was not agreeable to ters A few bot On Double Car Line tles cure benefit said tho mon with a years ago Mr Duckett boarded a have a dog at an evening meeting in Well F oUISVILLE ST LOUIS TEX C F L P Kleiderek Propriei- j comts from the smilo that would have broken Bouci street car directly after a stout man a private houso ho was confined at very first dose it AS RAILWAY - Kv Henderson home The next week he went early wont ttain vovr caults heart with envy so rich and whose full brown beard and black teeth and Its pleasant to take winning yet self deprecatory was it slouch hat struck Mr Duckett as before the family had thought to SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 1 1896- F1KST NATIONAL lolko to kape on giving you gin familiar A moment later he recog- - shut him up and waited for the Td hour and the people tlemln a nolcejittlo bit of fruit evry nized his fellow passenger as Gen No 63 No 61 He knew tho names of the families Dally west bound Dally marnen but Im a poor man It ud Grant whom he had frequently seen Dyspepsia Kidney and Liver where tho meetings were heldj and W W GRAY PROP 6 80pm be about ten cents sor Lv Louisville Neuralgia during a sojourn at Washington sev- Â¬ Troubles 746am 7 25pm 840 am Wst Point cents all round and the eral months previous Mr Duckett where they lived and could have B NINTH ST NEAK MAIN Constipation Bad Blood It was ten Brandenburg 80tpm 917am of them Irvlngton 8 80pm 945 am clerks now feel that they are as com- Â¬ took a seat directly opposite the dis gone to anycorrectly on ari errand as Nervous ailments Malaria SHAVING 10 SHAMPOO0 99 p m 10 28a m Stephensport as a child and pletely bound as regular customers tinguished gettleman The con- Â¬ easity and Cloverport Womens complaints 926pm 10 60am ING 25HAIRCUTTIN the only knowledge he had of the 9 64 p m 11 16 a m IlawesvlUe Get only the cenuine It has crossed red of tho man as though there wero a ductor came in to collect the fare9 10 18 p m 11 40 a m Lewlsport lines on the wrapper All others are sub place of meeting he got as the others 26 enta 10 59 pm 12 22 am Owensboro cast iron contract between them Mr Duckett handed the conductor a stitutes On receiut of two 2c stamps we Spotsvllle II 45 p m 1 08 p m Nothing but first claes work will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds a very knobby dime and at the same moment Gen did by hearing tho notice on Sun- Â¬ and all One chap who has 12 10 a in 1 80 p m Ar Henderson Fair Ylewa and book free done in latest fashion RRnwu ruruirtt m piiTiiinic head and who is considered tho ris- Â¬ Grantgavothe same official a nickel day ir w iwiTuwr wnwMmvni 54 No 52 No These habits of the dog were not SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Dally Dally east bound ing statistician of the country has The conductor turned the generals AviSvftvAvAtftfAtuAvrtJ the fruit of education On the con- Â¬ computed that the man got back 13 nickel over to Mr Duckett and rang 7 20am 265pm Lv Henderson WHEN YOU 26 100 per cent oyer his original in Â¬ up the fares Mr Duckett carefully trary pains were taken to prevent 7 43am 316pm Spottvllle NEW SPANISH MINISTER Owensboro 830am 400pm arid that stowed his change away in a sep- him from indulging his religious vestment on the third day Lewlsport 013am 4K5pm He did not manifest a Senor Dupuy do Lome to Succeed the preferences IlawesvlUe his profits now range at 17 2 10ths arate pocket and has cherished the 937am 4 59pm 10 05 am 6 24pm Cloverport fondness for other meetings or for Garrulous IHuruaga coin ever since becauso of its having per cent above the legitimate 10 28 a m 6 46 p m Stephensport Senor Dupuy do Lome has been ap- Â¬ Irvlngton 11 05 a m 6 80 p m been last used by the great soldier any individuals out of the family 11 31 a m His Thought Wrong Brandenburg 6 68 p m circle except those whom he recog- Â¬ pointed Spanish minister to the United 12 06pm 785am West Point president Record v States in succession to Senor Muruaga Ar Louisville Have your Photograph made t nized by their habit of praying as 100pm 880am The RcIsTand roano be made himself persona non The ut of Eyealgh J ftSppjrjyS Queen Regent tho people In whom ho was specially pratalatter I running aNlato tfppra raln in Washington by talking too For further Information oddrws TheVfUilintt eves tehtof the queen interested Chicago1 The cither night it pulled freely about our state department and H C Mobdus A G P A its officers and had he not handed in ou wltnoutja squi on poara except regent of Sjpjin8ajcaqsuig considera- Â¬ LouIstIHu Ky or new studio Watch on the Japs his resignation Secretary Gresham trinitrate crew and halfau hour ble alarm oraongher en tourage Her W L Mills No 580 Fourth Avenue A novel method of rewarding the wouki have given him his passports as Owrnsboro Ky later when about one hundred aqd Dqaesty1 was ajfwaya lite all Japanese troops for their services in Boon as tho Allianca affair could have but it is an twenty peopia cm uuwu w wuw been settled Senor de Lome is well nUitlnn thare WES music in thfl air accepted opinion that tas a rules the war against China has been re Â¬ known in Washington where he was tossay Nothing about jfolphur It is 8hjprt3lgbraJ people experience a solved upon by the Japanese govern- Â¬ Spanish minister throe years ago serv Â¬ -- lHK customary lor an atiacneoi iuotouu gradual strengthening of their eye Â¬ ment Instead of being presented ing only sbc months and being suc- Â¬ Change in Time Ohio Valley Railway conserva t notify tthe engineer when the sight as they advance in years and with medals each soldier who- has ceeded by Muruaga He is a his beingÂ¬ Taking Effect Sunday Sept Line 6peraMs over and that night after it a wU knownfagt that in many served in the campaign is to be tive which in part led to 23rd 1894 by Senor Muruaga a between the cities o the curtain badVf alien oj the fifth instances shortsighted people1 in old given a watch and the Japanese war succeeded politics of Spain hasliberal TRAINS GOING SOUTH taken Now the ago arenoi compelled to wear the office has just entered into contracts another shift and Senor do Lome is Cin cinnati Lexington Louis act of FlMiitv inls dividual No i Dally No a Daily Mail Express Mall Express the orew They glasses generally used by thQse ad Â¬ with several Swiss firms for a large ville1 Evansville St Louis iy Evansville 630am 330pm waitTthq customary ten minutes vanced in years Tho queen regent supply of these timepieces The pre- Â¬ Henderson 717am 420pm And theoltletof ifee watches will be Â¬ Corydon 742am and pttJed outy The blunderer ex of Spain however has during the sentation of 444pm Morganfleld 818am S16pm wrH Nashville Memphis plained that he supposed nothing past twelve mqriths experienced a made by the mikado when ho re DeKovcn 662pm 84am Sturgls 004am 603pm ran longer tbad five aots He was- rapid weokenlngof her sight and Is views his victorious troops at the jTomery Mobile andjjMew 040am Marlon 654pm l iXArlrJ-r-rZAon1o min npij obfigedwea strong glasses close of the war Germanys watch 1067am Princeton 765pm Orleans CeruleanSpring81l33am 888pm on the Rhine will not be In it with has Deen putfn nislticoVBo cnowa when at ork 1149 am Gracey 863 pm 12 10 p in 9 16 p m Ar Hopkinsville NO tho watch on the Jap VtlTHOU CHANttS every opera inusio woras nnu piot NORTH BOUND The Ashes of YourClgarr Picayune AND SPEED ONBIVALED Martha to JGotterdam from No 1 Daily No 8 Daily Kansas City Star merung Recent experiments in Germany Mall Express Mall Eiprtss Chaunceys New Story show that the more ashes a cigar 645 a m Lv Hopkinsville 34Cprm Bad for the Teoth Princeton 716a m 6C5p m Chnuncev M Denow has a new leaves tbo better typd tho longer it aw 814 Marion 603 p m JSavanah DeKoven 017 am The prdctice of taking hot and Ice burns Varieties of the weed that ptory one which he wont tell the 7o7pm Morganfleld Â¬ 064a m 742 pm Macon cold drinks especially when alter Â¬ leave a large residue are therefore next time he goes to umcago Hero Corydon I025am 8l6pra Henderson 1060am S40p in nated at short intervals as wben the most dosirable The most ma- it is ville 1186a m ArEvansvllle 030 p in There was once a prominent man hot coffee or tea and ico water are turo tobacco is the largest ash pro- Â¬ LOCAL FRK1UI1T taken atmeals the careless use of ducer and hence burns better and in Chicago who like all others out SENOR DUPUY DE LOME Lv Frlnceion 7i5nm Dally tootbplbjjswhich often iritates and longer than tho others It is found there had a very exalted opinion of Ar Hopkinsville 10W a m back at Guthrie and Lv 6oo p m He died and when he sent served toin his former stationonelie Connections are madeall points woundswhe Cums an causes them that the best varieties of tobacco hjs town NaahvUle for of also this country as ArPrlnceton 7U0i m to recedo the too freo use of arti also leave an ash that contains lit- Â¬ reached his eternal home he looked Spains worlds fair commissioners tho UNIONTOWN BRANCH t orth East South and W est tho use of tobacco tle chloripe Fertilization of the about him with much surprise and post being particularly important at a flcial sweets and In Pullman Palace Cars South Bound Dally arq all causes for the decay of tho plants with sulphate of potash not baid to tho attendant who opened timo when one of Spains royal family Lv UnlontOVn 740a in 480nm most potent cause how Â¬ only diminishes tho proportion of the gate for him Really this does Princess Eulalia visited tho worlds EMIGRANTS teeth The Ar Morganflold 600piu 05aw North Bouud Dhily ever says ari authority is the lack chlorine but increases the quantity great credit to Chicago I expected fair this road will receive special low rates exercise of cnowwg of ash hence tobacco raisers have some change in Heaven j of natural Soe agonta of this company for rates Lv Morganfield 761 v m 100a m Sllyor In the Ocean 8 16 pm 1096 a in ArUnlontown which will bring to them a suincieni learned that the best results are to The attendant eyed theChicagoan The water of tho whole ocean it Is ovfees O o P or write to P be obtained by the use of this sub Â¬ a second and then observed W WSherwood Agt - blood supply to keep them solid and Awcta G hT A This estimated contains in solution over BiMmnusU Louisville HopklnsvlHei Xy stance N YrWorld N YTelegrara cunu isnt Heaven 2000000 tons of pure silver IN A vta S- thWly fcgjyivy frf tiers--Altra- Mi 1 r runkJihe AT LAW North IlMITED Hopkinsville I Ky 8UPPOSITOKY Seargent M we SOUTH 1 Skerritt St 60 SW Junius Poor Health Cincinnati U SOUTH Browns Arkansas and Texas Iron itters u It Cures BARBER SHOP fe G oTo LOUISVILLE WYBRAKTS r i M U- Louisville Ky 1 trough Trunk r Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta in Florida Jackson and points STuifiT3 o I1 PWJJWJWtppPwWrp PWf MMHHVMBHH W yTyqKjMwTpg U Mb sss 1 2fc MMMMMM CS 1K M J i iifV trf Eroni a dispatoh rromMutrajjto the c ninsrillA Post it will be Been ibat thb DftttJocWfeof tJallowav areeeiR musm iuesbay m sorskcs tiiifir ready to attend to Judge Linns 4 All H BT Jfearw danger Itls sorious xtvo case nt arucietis mjorosuug pmce eondltlertandwlU t overCHAS M MEACHAMt it shows how the Judge stands wlth trou results j it 1UCLnot tUsas- -is bis hoiuo people It is here reprinted Jcrae atnce It Is a Wrtr sigh SUBSCRIPTION 3 A YEAR IS AOACB There will b a bitter fight waged in that the blood is impbyerkhecl Lacai readinK notices ao cents per liae Spe Calloway county and impure Thebbt remedy la for circuit judge of eUl Local 6 cents er Hue wcfi Rates for standing advertisement urnianea the Fourth Judicial district includ hv application ing thq counties of Calloway Chris- Â¬ OFFICE 212 SOUTH MAIN STREET tian LyOii and Trigg Calloway has ANNOUNCEMENT two candidates already announced Jullgo L C Linn the present incum We are authorized to announce JffDGBJOHMrHELrS Whichnlake3riclibmlthy blood bent aifil JUdgoThos P Cook one as a candidate for Circuit Court Judge In tlit and Clms gives strength andelas- to the action of the Demo of theablost and bst known lawyers district subject iicUy to tho fiucles vigor to 1895 cratic party Election November 6 in Western Kentucky After Judge k th6 brain and health and vitality to the court of ap l tbT every part of tbe body Graces election V Republican Takes n Hand peals Gpvt Browri found that politics Hoods Sarsaparilla positively Judge Linn has found au organ at wouiunroiie mm appoint a man irom Jast to tako up his defense in his home Calloway as it wasv the only safe The First District Kerjubli Democratic county in the district countj canapaper opposed to hiin politi- Judge Cookwfs endorsed by the en- cally has found ground for criticism tirovDemocratic committee botnnP My sister was troubled with of the Kentuokians warning to the dftiduully and as a committee but t nervousness and tired feeling Democratic party that Judge Linn upon the advice of some LouisSho tried several remedieswith- was not a fit man for the office he ville politicians Gov Brown ap out relief until she began taking now holds by appointment pointed LC Litina man who hW Hoods Sarsaparilla Sfyyoung- After apolpgizing for defending j est sister is taking Hoodrs for a of its own party and bench and who was fourth in the J trouble with tho muscles of her a man outside limbs with benefit MrsaM It expressing the opinion that Judge raceVorE county judge VJast August and Sf The appointment naturally did not Einu cannot be elected plaining thi the opposition of tKe sitwelJL with the leading Democrats Democratic paper at Murray is due to whohad indorsed Cook The fighY r and objections to Judge Linn of a person- Â¬ promises to bo a blttec ono and the al nature the Republican has this friends of both candidates havef al- Â¬ It has not been many1 months ago ready begun scheming since the Kentockian was all slop easy to buy oasy to ping over with complimentary nor One by one the prprninent nieuv ofv Hoods Pills toko easy In effect 25c tiefs of Judge Linn We are natu tho Democratic party are placing Wo have concluded to dignify the raUy led to inquire why this sud- - themselves on record in favor of con Cadiz Telephone with another brief den change that has come oer the stitutional money whether it suits spirit of its dream Is there a large England or not Gov Matthews notice Tho last two acted like a Bized thomas cat in Bro Weachams said to au interviewer We are a charm and one moro o our little Ear Â¬ political meal bin that could fe debtor nation and by far the- larger ly Risers will we think put its liver Having gotten lineously unfold some personal mo- part of our citizens belong to the in good condition tive for this sudden flop Its dollars debtor class It will bo demonstrat cdof its bile we would recommend a to dough nuts that Judge Linn could ed that beyond doubt the business of little Linnseed oil We fail to Bee any- Â¬ a tale unfold that would throw a this country cannot be conducted up- Â¬ thing worthy of attention in the Tel Â¬ ray of electric light upon the Ken on tho single standard be that either ephones latest discharge except an tcckuns mysterious change gold or silver To do this would be expression of opinion that our oppo- Â¬ The position of the editor of the unjust perilous and destuctive We sition is due to Judgp- Linns failure Kektuokian was fully detailed to need tho double standard of value an to make certain atmointments in this Judge Linn in a private conference honest and sincere bimetalism gold Qunty Our opposition to Judge at his own invitation The Judge al- Â¬ and silver of equal and interchange Linn dates back several monthswhan so divulged some of his plans that able values To talk bimetalism and we recommended another and more we have not yet betrayed and shall all the time adapting a policy that worthy man to the Governor nd not do so until we have proof that he furtherriuts theequal value in the could nothaVo peen influenced by his hasunfdldedjhimself to Republicans dim future as many do is not act- Â¬ subsequent political deals here or as well as Democrats who will listen ing in good faith To say that wo elsewhere If his alliances in this county become an issue and Judge to his story must haveta parity between gold and Linn Will remove tho injunction of The first statement would be im- - silver and by our acts our policy to secrecy as to the confidential inter Â¬ Dortant if true Being untrue it ward ours sought and obtained on view ho amounts to hdthinsr The Kentcci- - faint heaj Chqsiiaii county politicd wo will an has not committed itself tb Judge tions constantly creating a xeter then dieduss thischarge to which Linn It said lie was handsome disparity is neither just sincere nor the Telephone attaches so hruchim- and dignified and it is still dis- Â¬ honest pdrtpuce ITor the presentit is ojnly posed to admit that much There oX the charge is The Frankfort Capital alluding to necessary tdsay has been no change of position and untrue atid of small 4lrhp6riancej if it Judge Linn is at liberty to unfold Meachams wicked thrust dt the were true In every county Judge his tale and if he sees proper make sheifworn bachelor editor of the Linn has visited a he has madtb barÂ¬ an issue of the Kentcckians reasons Journal for buying a new dress for gains and promised to secbrtvQtes as explained to him for declining to the paper as he had no wife to buy whi6h can be sho Wai by noting the support him in the event Christian spring dresses for says that ho still injfluehces that havodeclared fori him has the best of itas the paper cant had no candidate wear a bonnet If thd body type of While on this line hve desire to ask We have hereto placed our opposito stata whether or not ho a newspaper is its dress then the head his organ tion to lrm upon political grounds has jiot sold out Gov1 Brown in one of Tho on the first page is its bonnet and upon his lack of qualification If Journal has both new Henderson his Trigg county dealsl This is a the issue is to be a personal one we matter of iar more importance than Journal invito him to assume the role of Mc the spoils o office in Christian Duff We have a pigeon hole full of Gov Northern of Georgia has clos- county involving as it dpes a ques Â¬ facts tabulated and ready for use ed a deal for the establishment of tion of honor between the creature besides what wo have gathered from 10000 families from Indiana on a andthe creator personal observation We are will- track of 100000 acres of land in that ing for him to state the truth about state The colony is the largest ever The Cadiz Telephone has just an- Â¬ any conversation we have ever had organized in this country Most of nounced its disapproval Of a few re- Â¬ with him bearing on his candidacy the immigrants are ox soldiers and marks the editor of the JIfntookian 7 i it was not until tnree aays oeiore no the colony will include a city of 1200 made at a Democratic conference in This startling left Hopkiusville that he informed us acres to be laid off and populated in Louisville Feb 13 information is almost as fresh as that ho was a candidate for the first the center of the settlement time giving a definite answer to a the Telephones editor question propounded five weeks be Editor Knott haB nominated State lore This was in a talk of half a Senator The Louisville Post says Mr Mc- Weissinger for Eozelle to United States Senator on a single Creary haspropared a statement con- Â¬ minute in the court rooni and up that time the question of his candida- Â¬ gold standard platform We are al- Â¬ taining his platform in his race for cy was not settled It waV oncS or most tempted to imitate Blakely and senator arid that ho is unalterably twico mentioned but always1 coupled observe that sotne day late in June opposed to the freecpinage of silver with tho statement that he hadnt bpthof hem will bo Weissinger men If this be true tho goldbugs have at fixed things yet and was still uni lian they are now f lastfotlnd thdir leader in the coming We preufnectcontest decided alasf fiMuille letttttckfatu nm I TiWCFeelirig MHT m- I mi m k I 1 ii M m LJQiiarsn ill I i I I m Wl I i uiotnmrM fr c i 1 H00D5 Sarsaparilla MaJces There never was a time when money would go further in the wv of buvine Clothing Our childrens combination suits with u Jrjair pants cap and a whistle thrown in Jolf the Weak Strong are stunners and it is only a matter of time when thev will be eone and we cannot replace them Jl t iirTi The clothes you buy of us admits you to the first place every 47 where Thev ore ricrhfruD to date and of artistic make and shape Our hew assortment of Spring Suits is a marvel Cf beauty style and ex1 i Jcellerice The material is of the highest quality iAiMtiV if i V lSif itfvJl J it- is not onlyMhe best but handsomest 25U PMmsk i jCTfjjWMb KJPif Wki A KJ4 wnivi combmatidtiinjthe I towng Our black and grey Mens suits 85 UU KflTZi Hr l Sunt iMilifJfh Je iV Price power can go no further wth meritorious merchandise than the low prices we have w placed on our goods this season t Hoods Only Hoods f MAMMOTH SHO CO We Want s To call your attention again to the fine line of imported Un- derwoar we have on hand fresh from the best Mills of Germany France and England No old stock but every thing fresh and new And tho great tariff reduction is seen at once in the prices we make Best English Lisle Garment made for r50 and bestV French at only 100 and A 1 imported French BalbriaHi Vi gan at 50c See our line of K l Pi- JS n M TO So Spring Gloves J The finest and best makes Gents Nigh Rpbes romr the cheapest Muslin fp the very finest Textureproducedio k if v fe- j yrt tin i When wq tellypiH we handle nothing that in uutuutuo uy jftuiuu vaiernpuiBAji is Buiucienij iou tinoWViifi wheh you buy of usyoubuy theilatftst thiig- Neck Wear Ve M I t i iH vj 31 11 yjl v iVel JB f Carry v nIIMI i j C1 t i j tTip j -Uj most complete line of Shirts made Tn you will find all the novelties in colored goods from TTV M f- ii addition Itli Mqnarchs tp l m litl c4r W3kj T Jim JL lJL 5 KI tlV I xt o 49c up tj r n 1 Mvv M w V r JL JLJL 1 fc3 i kj ii iT a tie ft tit rrit AJUhelnew things in Stiff- Hats All the lldveltiesin Straw1 The finest line BpyTs and ChildVensOptliing Mens- otj Pants etc See us on Shoes v f i t r c T PFTDPF Hffilfc Latham HOPKINSVILLE KY CO EB B W T Gbaxt Proor Formerly with Alexander TGbant I Baldwin Clerk8 Is the finest Hotel in the South Alt modern Improvements Steam boat and Elect Lights thioujjhont EGF Batesr5B2 to AaLliGTOlsr HOTEL t 1 T S3 SO peittay Xj TTrTpa r Cn w Mnnorrnra rM CORXBR TWELFTH AND flAIN STREET tI COyasVlLLE KY r Mrs J R Dabney BAU BARBEKSHOP HOT AND COLD BATHS f m Lessons given in Oil and Chlnh IaintlnK Drawing In Charcoal Orayonytel etc Lesbon Hours trom 9 tol2 AM CHINA FIItED Those Interested invltod tccall gf-- STUDIO at Uesldenoo South Main St AW j wa ROSES BULBS PLAHTS and SEEDS TRY OUR U PI RIVALED SETS rstiypRBD jAT ouiti rosT p wicp raaPAiD OUH OATALOOUBOr ISO PAQBB PRBB TO ALLl IRYflJD BE PLEASED IK QUflRBNIEESflTlSrlOnOH OUH 8CLECTI0N vvvvv rwx v v w v v IS HEADQUARTERS t ffTT suceeedUn makinglpVldajsjdm hhU A of which have since come to light It may padded that qie of tiese been made with a candidate for a seat in tho general assembly wno is opposed to Gov Brewn to whom ho We owes the place he now holds current rumor1 apd nqt give this as a from personal knowledge but time will tell y u Zv Ul iSHtrdnl ThoBepublicans have changed lie terms He says I am a free silver datqlpf their stat6 convention to JAihe political deals if reportstbo truejuas man hatpilvar 6j a pqstponepont pi one week because I bfeljovo dtovmm Goy4Turneyfof Tejwesseoihasde 1 ne SetA 1 1 Set p Set c Set I Set K Set F li Paners of mcorooration have been filed with tho secretary of state for a now daily and weekly Democratic free silver newspaper in the city of Chicago to bo known as the Enquirer tho capital stock being 1000000 di- Â¬ vided into 10000 shares of 100 each whoso Among tho incorporators given are these Judgo names are Samuel P McConnoll presidont of tho Iroquois Club Frank Wenter for candidate lato Democratic Mayor of Chicago Jox Mayor Jno IIOTICE TTnlttd The supreme court will announco I lrxxrr orery man and woman in tho Whisky Jlopkins Eelos F Phelps formerP States Interested in the Oplnra and chairman Democratic State Cen on May 0 tho date for a reheariug of ltnhlta to hva one of OT 0001 on tnee uis- ly eaies Address B M 1mWoolley Atlanta1 ssat Uox 81 and eno will tral committee and Edward TNoonan thoincomo tax cases f r 1 1 with gold is constitutional money of DatarrnOaanoVijoOured thofipuntry And that congress has no LOCAL APPLICATIONS av A Complete and Beautiful Stock oil moro right ytq restrict the v one than With they cannot reaqjitho heart of the tyiudiialiat tno other disease Catarrh is a blood or coni i iwccajDsmcBrnm stitutional disease and in order to cure 1 Hon Fontpn Sims is a candidate it you must feke internal remedies Â¬ CatarrhCure is taken internalfor tho State Senate in vtlie district Halls acts directly on the blood and ly and composed of Trigg iyoivand Callo- mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh way counties Calloway has1 tno can- Â¬ Cure is hot a quack medicine Ik was Bed room Suits prescribed by one of the best physididate this time but there aro two as cians in this country for years and is pirants from Lyon a regular prescription It is compos- Â¬ fl ed or tho best tonics known combin- Â¬ up The Wisconsin supremo courfc has ed with the best blood purifiers act Â¬ decided that life imprisonment works ing directly on the mucuous surfaces two absolute divorce from matrimony Tho perfect combination of tho such A Solid Oak ingredients is what produces without further legal proceedings wonderful respite in curing Catarrh Send for testimonials free Tho pension appropriations by the F J CHENEY CO Props Toledo O last congress amounted to 141341 Sold by all Druggists price 75c 570 FnRNXTitjRE Bealer LiJJMSIS Suit for R 4 Seloct Sorts FrenehCannas besfWdooiorsT Asvi tNDER lOYlnesoiid Creopert fdrTofch or Baskots T OliASSV airsms and Mossofl for Ferneries jlu oiiagnams brlgnteit liar4lest KctO 15 Paokets Oholio FUwer Seeds select Get IV 4 yMivutB4witiiwRjyui Tlf lEUNER Louisville Ky Address NANZlt Sot K Set h SotM Set N Setfl SetU Set J 10 Snporb ETcrtloomlriu Boies 10 torts 10 Prk Olirvgantliamiims in 10 sorts 10 Best Oeranlnms 10 eholocit colory t iJ lO Hew Msmmoth Terbenssi 10 colors 10 Sweetest Carnations BTerbloomlne 10 sortnt t 10 New IWlIotrdpoSimost ffttferant10sors 101Iardj61irnbsiUllnirBorts10Trletlsfi jltiuYalo uudioiusJDciaaing uniids 10 colors tM t lo Best OropeVlne Bortsall different colors mii Vpc 7n 8 Of 80RTS t tcir 4 i ii Theldrercst Commission House lit the South Tim mnst iituri aHvnn ces and best facilities forncttluy hljrh prices We eell to the Eastern factories and save tho middle mans profit issue warehouse receipts and storo free of charge Sacks i ur nlshedfreoof chanre to those who sulrv H8 We3ollclt Bhlnmnntnnf nriiM O iv timnm r nrlnAn Hiia llwn ItF alt SHIP TO US m ap WOOLS WOOLS Ho3133153t7S319HurrellCourt1l0UISVIllEKy - HERNDONRTEF MiTYrymn SOUTH KY CO UTS E O ANDEBSON i POUTY W N DUOKEB FDHEEAL DIRECTOR jsiciaiizsHEMrgeonit fflSft OOleaoyer Bank of iropklunTllte Houni frimito 11 m and 3 SO Indian Games 15 e illaekLanKshansaTra Light 2 Nobier raumasl6rJwi nor expensive blood on eartb than flows In my birds DEATH TO LICE 253 TO 1 box H3 to i pm BQVKl CaviC 2VIooij iuXr M J V 1r llfr14oWWMySiiISAklJ Wi ill h MjSfciifrMiwswtssr iYiiwwfflr- ffffAililSjii ja is ii 1 a JiXXiHifk-iBh-- 1 ai LkA h w Jl nszzzizi nvAwarded va imwww ABOirroTjerDaQUTt itf- OLEABBE THE BLOOD js IQTHING BUT NEWS FOUND IMTHIS COLUMN PrifylliefiystMn oftlatmhaiImparitleB and Oure la Certain Spring time is most favorable to the cure of Chronic Chtfrrh j Hun Â¬ dreds of TettiB are arrived1 testify Â¬ JUghmifn miiozyoktfs Fair Vy 7 f BTJGrC HARNESS EIE r A Coad Miked AeotAlt t for T Benin t 1Ih Tmr v f IF Readers By 5 v le latest Hap- died E 5nfcr J Tuesday S Wikwnof Iowa are oh a Circuit court began at Bonding Mondayjand Hon CYM Claymadea speech GenPW Hardin was at Hendor- son Monday and Hon 0 M Clay was in Owensboro yesterdayi Brewer shot and killed Wm Jake Whiteloaf at Paducah Wednesday morning He claims it was accident- a1 strfik New York Tirk thousand tailors Mrs Cuthbert Bullitt has again sued her present husband for divorce Tfiijuit Was held jup about a year Will Owdnstwas Hanged at Varner Ark Tuesday and Andy Johnson at Dumas Ark this week both for murder Judge Barr decides that Mercer county must pay the S12500D of bonds subscribed t o the Louisville Southern O I Igleharl waskillecf by a man named McClurg at Guffy Ky They had trouble ovor cattle getting into i each others farms The Barren county Poultry Club has been organized with twenty five charter members Ur I T rarker of Cave City is president A lad named Irvin Anderson of YVinorn nffntnrttAn fn inmn n trnin Sunday and had one foot cut off The injury will maim him for life Tho Tennessee House passed the senates free coinage resolution Mon- Â¬ day by a vote of 47 to 33 the Repub licans voting against it It had pre- Â¬ viously passed the senate The Calloway county grand jury ieturned 90 indictments 65 of which were against the Standard Oil com- Â¬ pany for failing to remove the inspectors brandT from empty barrels which they had purchased v- t Minn WiiiMaiW irouDieu wim writevJl wwf chronic patarrh ior thirty five years aud had tried nearly every catarrh cure known until by accident I was a adviabd by A friend to give a trial In one week from the time I tootho first doso I began to fool like a new man I kept on using it for some time and I am entirely cured I have no symptons of chrome catarrh Whatever I am 7i years of age and am sure is the best medicine I ever used and would not be without it in the house for anything Tho Petrd nu Drug Manufacturing Company of Columbus Ohio are off- Â¬ ering free post paid two medical books one on Catarrh and Catarrhal diseases the other on Spring Medi cines and Spring diseases These books contain the very latest and most reliable information on these important subjects For free book on cancer address DrHartman Columbus Ohio Po-ru-nPe-ru-n- ing to eirabdiiktouia lepyEye IB sBa lJust received a full lineof the latest stylgsjri Buggies Surreys Phae Â¬ tons Traps and Carts ever seen here Prices to suit the times from 4 8000 to 15000 The largest and most complete line intheeity ranging in price from 5 00 up Wagon Harness at all prices f MUJ S j 3 CREAM BAKING POWMR MOST PERFECT MADE pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder FreJ vm Ammenia Alum or any other adulterant tS D1ERING BIND1RS j if fe tsff a j40 YEARS THE STANDARD i TODACCQNEWS IOPKrNSVILtE result our BaU Bearing Pony Binder is vfzyjmich in demand You only want twogood horses to pull this aricfr they can pull itlall day his buying As cb These are hard times but this only makes the fanner more careful in vr JiABKET A BICYCLES t- f evening was arranged and other mat Â¬ ters of local interest were discussed Manjnersons have signified their in tentiM of attending- the state con- venues m May It is hoped that Hopkinsville will maintain the repu- Â¬ tation she made last year of having a hot bed of Christian Endeavors by sending the largest delegation orany city in the State Mr Walter Bossington has struck a very fine stream oi strong sulphur water at his home on theNewstead pikelKe have tested tho jvaterand if is unSabtedly of very fine strength Mr Rossington is confident it will prove to be of great medicinal value and he is much elated over his good fortune He will have it analyzed at onee ing on Thursday evening An inter- Â¬ esting program for the Union meet- Â¬ ing to bo held at the Cumberland Presbyterian church on next Sunday E of this place held its regular meet Tho oxecetive committee of the C tho leader is one of the most successful composers of the day He was for sixteen years the arranger and composer of Gifmores band and to him is due the credit of orierinatiner sucn iamous pieces of band music as The Turkish Patrol Tho Trip to Mars The Manhattan Beach etc The band in its entirety will apear nereior one grand concert at Hoi- land s opera nouse on Monday even ing May 6 and a most popular program is announced The band is very ably assisted by Miss Carrie Roma prima donna Mr Louis Ge becke trombone Mr Prank Thompson cornetist and Mr J Oliveri clar onetist Sales by Ragsdale Cooper Miss Hattie Brasher has returned April 24 and 25th 115 hhds as fol- from Nashville on a visit to her palows rents Miss Brasher left HopkihS 61 hhds cood and mnA leaf ville about twelve months ago to en- Â¬ 12 75 12 25 11 75 11 50 11 25 11 00 ter Draughns Business College 10 75 10 50 10 5010 25 10 25 10 25 Nashville After takinga short course 9 609 509 500 50925 910 9 00 she secured through the influence of 9 009 009 009 009 00 8 90 8 90 the college a position as stenogra- Â¬ 8 90 8 90 8 75 8 75 8 75 8 75 8 60 pher with one of tho leading firms in 8 40 8 10 7 90 7 90 7 90 7 80 7 80 that city which she held till the bo- - 7 807 707 507 50 750 7 10 7 00 ginning of the Tennessee Uuberna 7 00 7 00 7 00 6 95 6 80 6 70 6 90 torial Investigation at which time she 6 80 6 80 6 80 6 50 6 50 6 00 6 00 accepted a position as stenographer 29 hhds com to low leaf 5 70 for the investigating committee at a 5 70 5 50 5 50 5 50 5 50 5 40 5 50 salary of 5 per day oo tu 4 W 4 8U 4 75 4 00 4 60 4 30 4 00 3 95 3 90 3 90 3 80 TJ S Marine Band Coming 3 60 4 80 4 75 4 75 4 75 4 60 4 50 17 hhds lugs 3 60 3 3o 3 25 3 50 President Cleveland has given the Marine Band permission to make a 3 00 2 95 2 90 2 25 2 75 2 40 2 75 southern tour There is no finer mil- 2 75 2 75 2 60 11 hhds trash S215 2 00 170 itary band in the country Prof Fan 1 90 1 75 1 75 1 50 2 00 2 00 2 00 ciulli Salary 85 per Day J i MAJESTIO RANGES WiW Bicycles arenoio 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 makes in home and cure dysvepssa Gel 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 Horspstyoe Homestead are the pure brands We have already sold a car load of Janesville disc cvllivators ouui Bro 91 y 1 W9 VW Our market is strong on good and medium leaf these Grades are sailing for very satisfactory prices Common leaf and erreenish leaf is low and dull We advise the planters and dealers to put the greenish tobacco up in good keeping order aud allow them to go through the sweat before offering them for sale Lugs are rather low wo hope to see for them later on Ship your tobacco to us and we will get you the highestmarf ket price Yours very truly Jf 195 New Spring GoodS We have opened for inspection our complete Ragsdale Coopeb Cors A Spring Time 1 I r MATRIMONIAL y Kennedy Barkley Cooksey and Anderson The young gentlemen were Messrs Ono W AlcPhorson jr Buck Anderson and Jno Y Owsley of this city and Graham Moss Spalding of Bowling Green They took the even Â¬ ing tram at once for this cityand arMc- rived at 1025 oclock Mr Pherson is one of- Hopkinsvilles most young Business menwno as for several years held a responsi Â¬ ble position with the Bank of Hop- Â¬ kinsville His bride is a moatcapti vating and Joy able young Jadyphp has frequently visited this city andis well knownin 60cialcircles We extend the usual congratulations MoPherson Wilkins Mr Herbert L McPherson of this city- and Miss Lute Wilkins of Bowling Green were married at the Baptist church in that city Wednesday evening at 6 oclock Rev E V Baldy officiating The church was handsomely decorated for the occasion There wore six The young couples of attendants ladies were Misso3 Putnam Adams the many Words of praise make it worthy of fidence We ask you to medicine a fair trial ceived Polk Miller Is when nearly everybody feels tho KL50 900 8 -75560 800 7 75 6 90 need of some blood purif yiug strength 5 955 90 26 hhds cdmleaf 3 at 5 50 each idvigolrating and nealth producing medicine t The real merit of Hoods 00 Sarsaparilja is the reason of its wide4OQn yv UUW U ZVmLl QL UUU VV spread popularity its unequaled w vf i i success is its best recommendation tecK8 00 ihgs andjIBtioWQB Tho whole system is susceptible to 16hhde the most good from a medicine like 2 853 at 2 60 fea 225 2 252 10 Hoods Sarsaparilla taken at this 2 io loo 2 oo 1 so 1 50 1 so 130 time and we would lay special stress Market strong and active oh all toupon the time and remedy for histo- baccos of any character at all ry has it recorded that delays are WMCo dangerous The remarkable success Salei by Abrnathy Co April 24 achieved by Hoods Sarsaparilla and Sales bf 52 4ikds April 22 by Wheeler Mills Co as follows 10 hhds med to good leaf 11 00 trf J assortments of new Spring floods Never be- Â¬ fore have we been able to offer so many induce- Â¬ ments in either style variety or price BrSiii r i I New Patterns See That cannot be found at any other house in the city Dont wait for the Spring rush our goods and get prices AV TatiafbkoLjnpsay Mr Sam W -- jainuerio oi iuih ciiy wtij imirrieu Wednesday afternoon at Owensboro to Miss Sallie Lindsay The wed- Â¬ ding took pjace at the hom9 of Mrs Hathaway a Veldtito 6f the bride 3Ir Taliaferro is u popular young druggist and clever gentleman Qf 2oiB The old plantation negro Old becoming a thins of the past times havo changed old manners gone and under new conditions the peculiar characteristics which made the Virginia plantation negro so simple amusing and lovable are being lost In a few years he will be only a tradition and in a few years more the tradition will bo gone It is impossible to put in type or on canvass the manner language pronunciation and intonationwot the old iasluoned negro Nor canthey be rendered by anyjbut one who has been long familiar with them and only then by onewhohasagenius for sjuch renditions Tothose who remember tho old time negro the anecdotes songs and banjo performances of Mr Polk Mill er are inexpressibly delightful The mirtror is held up to nature and the past is brought back in vivid f reshl ness with a thousand memories as soviated with the negrp and the days of Auld Lang Synd Those that havo never known the plantation negro have an opportuhi- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ of 67 hlds as follows it has re zq nbds med leaf5y 7U y 6U 9 50 your1 con 9 00 00 8 25 3 at 810 each 8 00 give this uu a A f yu v w y 76 i 5 7 m 7 50 7 20 7 20 7 00 6 90 6 90 6 80 6 60 80j 6 60 6 5o 6 50 ai uuus iuw ieai go ov io a vu is rapidly 12 hhds lugs S3 25 to 1 25 Open We Carpets f f4 Market active and steady Only those ma es which Keliable Maes we can guarantee are allowed in our stock Any pattern you select will be first class A Co 24 of 30 hhds as follows 9 hhds good leaf S9 90 9 50 50 8 lo 8 00 7 90 7 75 7 00 11 Uhds med leaf 6 70 6 50 6 00 6 00 5 90 5 70 5 75 5 25 6 hhds com leaf 5 00 4 80 3 25 3 25 3 10 4 hhds lugs S3 25 3 00 2 50 t Sales by Hanbery Shryer April 9 00 6 20 5 25 3 50 2 50 The SpriDg Trade with a superb stock of first clues Dress Goods Trimmings etc at prices that are low- than ever before Goods dheerfully shown C v LATh AM The Closest ft 8 20 8 10 7 90 7 60 7 50 6 10 6 50 7 30 G 25 7 90 7 00 8 10 8 50 19 hhds com aud nondescript S5 50 4 20 4 SO 3 50 3 9Q 8 80 4 10 4 50 1 20 3 50 4 J6 J5 75 4 00 4 50 5 00 4 50 4 75 17 hhds lugs and taasg i8 40 3 25 3 40 3 50 1 75 1 90 2 0 3 253 202 80 120150 180 Sales by Gaither West April 25 of 50 hhds as follows 16 hhds med to good leaf S8 80 6 20 7 00 iff JrV A i- leaf 4 60 INSPECTION jFails to show the slightest our line of flaw in 595 8 25 3 30 2 50 either Fit Finish or Material in B thelhrtuirer says Taliaferro has been fortunate indeed to obtain such a helpmeet as his wife has demonstrated herself and the good wishes of her many friends heredlltfwTjibrT t6 HefJrTow iioirie Thebrides resontsweretheJ hand Â¬ drugg h somest ever seen- in Owensbqrpand DKArriis came to tho young people fromi all over the country They reached the city the same Weaver On April 14 an infant evening and have gone to housekeep- daughter of Mr W H Weaver died ing in one of tho Latham cottages near Peo Dee of pneumonia An 18 months old child of Malin Majoii Beaoh Rer W H Major formerly of Clark sville but now of da Dade col died in the city SaturWaco Texas Avas married at Clarks day of fever villernesday evening to Miss Matie Dont Tobacco SitorSmoka Your Behy daughter of Dr H S Beach Lifewny Tbelkeremony wsb porformed at the Is tho truthful startling titloof a book about Baptist church and the couple left at tli hannlos- - guaranteed tobcco habit cure that braces up nlcotlnized ucrves once for their home in Waco poison inako3 weak bride largely of common leaf and lugs in soft order The market tya about r Mr Miller s genius wnich may never the same as last week be repeated and certainly cannot bo Rev J U Spurlin will preach at surpassed in another muii Opera tho tabernacle at- 3 oclock pm April SO house v9 Sunday ft- r 200 OurofferingeJ this week consisted w M 111 3u W H w tw Hi m iM 4 FAOTfe POSITIONS GUAHAflTED They simply Fit Perfectly are Elegantly Fin- Â¬ ished and wear like iron A specialty with us this season is a Tho rudest man inspired by qasaion is more persuasiyothan the mostCelo quont man if inspired under reosonaDle conditions Do not say it caunot be dono until you send for free 130 HKA VOIIONS IJtAOTI paie catoloRue CAL UUSllfJSSS COTJ KGi and School of Shorthand Typewriting and Telograpby NASHVILLE Tt5NN 4 WBSKS by Draughons method of teach Ihl book keeping la equal to 12 VlSKKS by old method It expends moro money In tho Interest of Us Employment Department than half the busi ness colleges In the south take in as tuition It Is stronjtly endorsed by Hankers Merchants and practical book keepers all over the United States Reasonable rates of tuition Cheap board Open to both sexes 000 students past eliminates tho nicotine mengalu8trengthYlor ami manhood iou year representing M States and Territories It has also prepared books for run no physical no financial risk pa Is sold by K 0 Hardwick under a guaran Â¬ HOMK STUDY tee to euro or monny refunded Book frco sent on CO days trial When you writ explain AddreSa Sterling Keinedy Co New York r your wanto Addreaa J Preit Chicago NmutU1 1V Worsted Frocks Black Clay all wool Sacks andSttit Pure Other merchants are getting SlOOO at for them See our Black Cheviot Suits at 750 500 4 viiw Best line of Work Shirts and Overalls in the City F1imn Cox Boulware t Sf W J- M U v 6 WALLERS CONCESSION m JOHN yf SHOWALTEKi Jtefintly Aw4fted United JaU ClreH t Jndjrefer tha 2Ynalden President Clevelands selection of John W Showaltw as judge of the new seventh judicial circuit in Illinois haa received the approval not only of the bar of Chicago but of tho public gener Â¬ ally Mr Showalter has been a resi Â¬ dent of Chicago for twenty six years and is widely and favorably known One of his closest friends is Secrofcary of Stato Gresham who is credited with having influenced tho president largely in naming Mr Showalter forth bench t Ho never has held public office but hasdevoted his lif o to tho practice of his profession and he stands in tho foreÂ¬ most rank of a bar celebrated for v - HOHXNSVILLE KENTUOKIAN LAYING TRAWL LINES Sometime a Mile la Length Stretched Alofljco the Bettera Trawl lines says tha New York Sun Apniiei 1896 JdawN HILLS t V W aVHBBI4t flUallHHIHJH It Was the Cause of HisPerseoa tion by the French B- Ex Ihtfere Unlted States V5 Consul Is Tried a French Court Martlal Given Cruel and Ylndlo- tire Sentence lows Tho prime minister and command tor in chief of Madagascar in March of jlast year granted a valuable concession n tho great rubber district of Port JDauphin on tho southern coast qf Mad Â¬ agascar to ex United States Consul Wal Â¬ protest Parties familiar with the history of the case explain it as fol- Â¬ fpbatio imprisonment As soon as tho state department at Washington shail receive official in formatlon of this outrage tho Amer-Â¬ ican government will enter into an em Advices from Port Louis Island of Mauritius stato that John L Waller j6nnerly United States consul at Tam tavo island of Madagascar has been jbried before a court martial by tho aPrench military authorities Ho has teen found guilty of having been in correspondence with the Hovas and has been sentenced to twenty years end aline runs up to tho surface of tho water where a buoy is attached to it By means of thoso buoys tho fisherman is enabled to identify and locate his trawl lines whonho goes totako thom op In picking up trawl lines two men start at one end in avdory When thoy have pulled up ono anchor and havo got ono ond of tho lino one man pulls the dory along over it whiletheiothor picks tho lino up and takes off tho flsbu Then tho line is reset or taken back to the fishing vessel Sometimes trawl lines are Jolnod toÂ¬ gether end to end making practicall They may bo from 850 to 500 foot long Hooks on very short pieces of line so that they rfjiain- close to tho bottom are placed six feet apart along theHriwl line Oh each of these short lines to keep tho hook afloat there is a cork which is hold in placoby aknot At each in tho lino above andbelo dock are laid along the bottom Wad kept in position by an anchor at each end Thoy are usually set for codfish or had- Â¬ w KM KTKUt BNtWItt Miuo nn nn JjJjJJU f i ff Bookkeepe 0H HUjfid ft 1 WAREHOUSEMEN COMMISSION MEKCjHAifljKk GRAIN DEALERS im U KSUUHlSan JvJc rnFlMC ZL ra iMtl 3m it ftuBsellvilie and Railroad greets Liberal Advances on Consignments t HopkiByille Kentucky R 0 WILCOX VM All Tobacco SentjUs Covered by Insurance t i kluivmu ii a IT w T R HANCOCK ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE SWEET GAPQRAl H aleed th Test el Tims MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER o fl ill 11 H 111 i M T R HANCOCK CO a II II unanrr a I IT fll II lllltii II I II I 1 1 IIJIIIII 1 1 III II i HA r J v if II JH I li ill II 11 aJ II if Ui it l 11 m JAS WEST ter Ibwas far the largest and raost im- Â¬ portant surface concession ever granted iln area of New York city The lands jiuearproaucmg ruDDcr trees oi ex lont quality and vines abound in iobohy mahogany rosewood and other tvaluablo timber and aro adapted to tho cultivation of tea coffee sugar and vanilla Tho concession was secured by Wal Â¬ ler in tho face of tho repeated protest 3f tho French resident general and the ich colonists According to the rench pioneer colonists all the nation- ities engaged in the india rubber trade iwero injured by it Iho Prcnch resident general disputed tho right of the JHovas government to make tho conces ision because under the protectorate which Prance assumes to exercise over Madagascar according to a treaty with Great Britain signed in 1890 Prance 10 Madagascar and was given on terms auch more reasonable than any ever joforo given to anyone in tho coun- Tho concession covers an area of square jfhlles moro than five times nil CJBSiaP 44t 0kSE0 v BRANDS COMBINED OOrk1MAIN AND FRONT STREETS X Remarkable Book It mercilessly scourges the money changers In the Temple of tho Republic New York Recdrderir Tobacco TVareHtrasemen mavmmmVaibMmmti NAT GAITHER JtTOGE JOHN W SnOWALTSR strong men He Is a bachelor and is a member of tho Illinois club Ho re- Â¬ ceived tho democratic nomination for judgo of tbo superior court in 1808 but no candidate could overcome tho personal popularity of Judge Gary the re- Â¬ publican nominee Mr Showalter was born in Mason county Ky in 1844 Ho comes from German ancestry who set Â¬ tled in Rockingham county Va over a century ago Ho entered Yalo col lego and delivered tho class oration when ho was graduated in 1807 Mr Showalter came to Chicago immediate- Â¬ ly after leaving college and becamo a law student in the offlco of Mooro Caulfield Of this firm Samuel M Mooro was for many years a judge of the superior court Tho pther member was Bernard G Caulfield Mr Show alter was admitted to tho bar October 27 1800 and remained with Moore Caulfield until tbo firm was dissolved by the elevation of Judgo Moore to the bench Then tho firm of Abbott Oliver Showalter was formed Mr Ab bott died in 1800 since which time tho business has been continued under the stylo of Oliver Showalter Tho new circuit judge is tall and of commanding presonce dignified yet affable in the extreme Ho has hosts of legal friends With a great capacity for work it is predicted that he will make a high name for himself as a judge GAITHER WEST MERCHANTS KV i 1 It isimnjsx A SECTION OP A TBAWL LINE iTOBAOOO Sis System COMMISSIQ FiBBBBBffiwffi8 MiLrBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBSfiHSBMRBflDT single lines of great length in this man Â¬ ner there are sometimes laid lines a mile long Sometimes in bad weather trawl lines aro laid out from tho fishing vessel in lines like tho ribs of a fan lessening the dangers incident to taking them up by reducing as far as possible tho dis Â¬ tance from the vessel All Eun Down con- Â¬ ifBBmSaSSS ntmm bbbbbbIbt And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse HOPKINSVILLE W HP indigestion t stantly and I had to take to my bed for days at a time I began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and in a short time I saw that it was doing me good I am still taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and am gaining I intend to take it B F Evans until I am cured Hoods JPills cure sick headache eyes were weak and pained me Contbeville Ky March 21 1895 My My system was all run down I GREAT MEN FORGOTTEN t JOHN X WALLER Ex Consul to Madagascar claims the right to control Madagascars foreign affairs The native government of tho island however repudiates the French claim to a protectorate and in Â¬ sists that the granting of concessions ia strictly within the province of local administration The last two American consuls at Tamatave the city in which Waller was stationed have presented their credentials to tho Malacrassy gov ernment thereby causing friction between themselves and the French resident Advices from Antananaviro under date of May 31 1804 announced that in consequence of the concession to Walter the French resident had entored a formal protest declaring that Franco by tho hand the aged lawyer although would refuse to recognize any he could not see them well had a word concession made to foreigners without of greeting His memory was not in her permission The New York World tho least at fault Prom time to tlmo early last June published a letter from he wouldJstraighten himself up and IE Underwood Harvey editor of the brushing back tho heavy roll of gray Madagascar News treating exhaustive hair from his forehead would look ten ly the complications which had grown years younger Mr EvartS made a and which might grow out of this igrant and among other things he said It is time for the great American government to put its foot down and say that American enterprise in this coun- Â¬ try shall no longer bo cramped by Prench bullying Mr Wallers life on the island has mot been an easy one and he has suf fered indignities from tho French of iwhich he has been compelled to complain to his successor Consul Wetter William M ErerU Once a national Leader In Almost ObieuTo Our great men are soon forgotten There was a tlmo when William M Evarts was one of the leaders of the nation To day the average man will tell yon ho has forgotten whether Mr Evarts is dead or alive says the Well Mr Commercial Advertiser Evarts was a star attraction the other night at an anniversary meeting of the New York Bar association and hun Â¬ dreds of eminent lawyers shook the hand of the white haired old man It was Mr Evarts first appearanco in a public way for a long time and as he stood attired in dress of the stylo of tho early sixties with old fashioned rumpled dress shirt and stick it looked as one man expressed it as if Lincoln or Seward might walk into the room For all those whom he grasped Important If Trua COST 0HLY GENTS A young Washingtonlan recently Twenty Cents Jss Than The Publishers Price Everv body Ought to Head It returned from Chicago tells a good story which should properly go un Â¬ der the heading Important If True According to his account the young man was going homo late bwbbI IbWjbbTl1 one night and when crossing the Bit A Clark street bridge was accosted by a beggar On being refused alms the mendicant suddenly developed CAW I OBTAIN For a into a highwayman and putting a prompt aniarer and an A PATENT write to honest opinion 1UUNN Xc COirho have bad nearly fifty years pistol under the young mans nose experience in the patent business Communica of Incompelled him to shell out all his tion strictly confidential A Handbook to ob- Â¬ formation concerning Patents and how personal possessions tbea sent free Also a catalogue of mechan Â¬ Then tho tain and scientific books sent free ical Co receive highwayman made a bad break for Patents taken through Munn special notice In the Scientific Amerlcnn and are brought wldoly before the public with Â¬ laughing at the frightened victim tbns out cost to tbo Inventor This splendid paper he said issued weekly elegantly Illustrated has by far the largest work in Why youre dead easy DIs pop world circulation of any sdentlflosent free the 83 a year iSample copies Bonding Edition monthly KU0 a year Single copies 2a cents Every number contains beau- Â¬ aint loaded its only a bluff tiful plates In colors and photographs of new Whereupon the young Washing houses with plans enabling bulldeis to show tbo securo contracts Address tonian whipped out a revolver that latest designs andNW YOBK 301 BnoADWAV CO MUNN was loaded and with dire threats of shooting the highwaymans head off compelled him to give back all M I a book of 160 Duces printed on fine heavy paper and bound In white ena meled cover containing SEVENTY TWO ILLUSTRATIONS And is being read by Governors Statesmen and most of the prominent men of the coun- Â¬ try It should be la the hands of every voter In the Tnlted 8tates It Is tho duty of every business man In Kentucky to read this book He will And htmBelf entertained while doing so and richly rewarded In the end There is nothing dry about It as Is usually with books on this subject For tho purpose of Introducing th la book t Its readers In Its most attraetivo form THE KENTUOKIAN has selected THE 50 CENT EDITION Printed on flno heavy paper bnunu In white enameled cover printed In two colors and will mall It postpaid to any address or deliver It at Its Counter for SO cents Remember that this Is the most handsome form In which this book Is printed In paper covers It will ERAGSDADE R E COOPER RAGSDALE CQOPER CO 1 Mi m 1 TTT iiiiiii HOPKINSVILLE mum KY 30 Special attention to sampling and Celling tobacco Liberal RdjljkVce mente made on consignments Our charges for selling Tobacco will taain J2B0 No commission EstaToiisHed rMiB W copyrights1 BBBBT BiBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIBBBBl BBBfl BB illllin run M IS 3 r- Tobacco Commission Merchants CENTRAL WAREHOUSE T C HANBERY F SHRYER the plunder I made sixty nine cents by the operation said the self confessed hero in telling the story and I put it In the poor box Washing- Â¬ ton Post MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL ENDORSE Dr atthew Henry Kollock PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY JEE SHRYER Props Regular Graduate rind Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy af- Â¬ terwards Post Surgeou U sArmy and later Surgeon British Marine Service with two years experience as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af illcted at His Office where consultation with oneoi tne Aioat successful Doctors of tbo presant age is cordially invited All will recplve kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed In every case undertaken Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh pSsiriSTT Iile iti Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to us Liberal advances on tpbacco in store Good quarters for teamB and teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed B ALLEN ELECTROPOISE Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats J Succeeeiully All Chronic and Long Standing Diseases Genl Agt L E DADD Book keeper C p AYAREIELDSupt i r February 22 of this year said that the iFrench were incensed to the point of violence against Waller believing that his representation had caused the withdrawal by the United States govern- Â¬ ment of its alleged instructions to Consul Wetter to obtain recognition through the French resident When John L Waller was appointed consul at Tamatave in 1601 he was a resident of Kansas City Kan He is a colored man and was born a slave in Missouri in 18S0 He was confiscated at the age of eleven years and taken to Iowa where he received a common school education read law and was ad mitted to the bar He moved to Kan sas in 1878 and soon because prominent in the politics of the southwest He is a republican He was the only Afro American presidential elector in 1888 Ho was the first colored member of the Kansas republican state central com- Â¬ mittee being chosen by acclamation in 1880 IIo received many favors from dif ferent stato administrations of Kansas and was superintendent of the industrial department of the blind Advices from Tamatave published WUSMk Rev John Rodgera Danville Ky nospuai momoas It is a mystery to me almost a miracle Catarrh aSSM Blood and Skin ease RrnnnhlMa by latest Union Tobacco Warehouse COMMERCE Dis- Â¬ and HITER STS asylum consul at Kansas City when appointed Careulneaa About Llttlo Thlngii I think its all right for a bank president with a salary of 40000 a year to ur u luqb Kg HpCilW UiiiJ u uij luviwuy penny said Mr Hilltops It wouldnt V AnJnr n mnn in his nlace to Set tho hrul I tixamnlo of boinc careless about littlo tothings but when Mrs Billtops spoils a Ur tWO d611ar pah of gloves trying to pick up a penny italways kind of Irritates me Kv Rev Z Meek Caitlesburg Ky Sores Pimples Scofulo Tumors Eczema Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising an Impure blood I have used tho Electropoise for from completely state of the forever promptly and eradicated from the DON WILLIAM M EVABTB system restoring health and purity five years and find it invaluable as a Bpeech too and o weak were his tones that only a few persons could curative agent especially is it effica- Weakback frequent and burning urine dis eases of the bladder of both sexes promptly gain anything like a connected discourse At times he would by a per- Â¬ cious in cases of feeble women and and safely cured T Qlinc will receive speqlal ond careful ceptible effort throw his shoulders A iclvAlCES treatment for all thelrmany delicate ohildeen ailments back and hurl a few vigorous words at -his audience accompanying them by Rev Robert Barrett Louisville Bap GTrir forceful gestures Most of his speech Syphilis Gleet Strictures Varicocele Hydrocele Tenderne e J Weakness of Organs Piles however he delivered with bowed head tist Seminary Fistula quickly cured wlthout pain oa detenand eyes on the floor and with his Electropoise cured after all other tion from business hands clasped behind his back Jffi remedies failed International Pontage Stamp tions Impotency Melancholy Dizziness Loss of Energy and Conlldence tho dreadful effects An excellent schemo for an interna which brings Organic Weakness tional postage stamp Is shortly to be Rev W W Bruce Houstonville Ky of Early Vice for business study or enjoyment unfitting one of life treated with nevor falling success On submitted to the- - various governments Electropoise cured opium habit examination the urinary deposits a ropy sedi of Europe bjthtf German authorities ment will often be found and sometimes The cxcecdihginconvcnlenco now ex- Rev Geo Means Covington Ky small particles of albumen will appearor tho coorwill be of a thin mllkish hue agnln In tho cfisojof those who wish to isting changing to a and turbid appearanco In one night tho Electropoise re There are many dark who die of this difficulty Inclose stamps for reply In a letter ad- Â¬ men Ignorant of the cause which is the second dressed to a foreign country wijl be will wiped out awd at stamp bearing the lieved brain congestion and vertigo stage of Seminal Weakness all Tho doctor and a guarantee a perfect euro in such cases healthy restoration of tho genitnrcurlnnry names of all tho countries in which its organs valuo as postage is recognized together WRITE your troubles If living away from with a table giving its valuo In the coin We could fill this paper with simi tho city iou can be cured at home by corres pondence Absolute secrecy In all profe3 of each of these countries will becomo dealingssecure lar reports but think this sufficient Hlonal observation and inedlclnn gentpatients universal if tho scheme is adopted from Testimonials of are never published Bank references to my to interest you on the Bubject of responsibility cheerfully glven Address Secret or ISIrdg Flylnrr Electropoise rented four The real secret of birds flying seen i health to lie in their ability to exert greater months for 10 energy in proportion to their weight than other animals They dovelop WEBB DUBOIS about three times as much horsepower Mft8hwlleJ Tnn 500 rourth Avenue Louiimlle Ky per pound of weight as man Clarksville q Tennessee UNION HOUSE ii I i Kidney and Urinary i W Liberal advance iifcde- cm Con- Free Storage to signments Planters Correspondence Si Hcited Private Diseases Prorjnpt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us EjjassasilSBgpBpia gSpHpSgSgSPliS Nervous Debility i t m 1tu F1 Ji SAMUEL HODGSON Manufacturer and Importer of CLARKSVILLE TEtfN m I I i i I SCOTCH iP ITALIAN j MARBLE lilf u Tl Dr Kollock ia 613 Church Street L 1 I sirable KAaTJUiKJN m O rJAANITK i in vufr rTTHTinn WiuiN UJvJtiiiN xo rjajbijuia and 8TATXJAEY a SWEDE and the most de ft Mi After 40 years experience we- feel confident that orders entrusted us will be executed in a dkillfui uno artistic manner to iTr i gggTMll None but the best material used P M IK HA i Vi Tf 1 whitljUVV la our Solicitor for work Jut i rasj i fj April 2ft 1895 mi li J i ffflfflp Tips wio StrabletheTwoWllefWWJD Prsotiw a lij wree The I PrjfoltGWt WrtMrtg 3lrgt Moudr --Fourth XondW - fc VeekB jS MireeweekiJ thlrdMotMUrja iiif weeks flr- - MiUy lalltfijil Ipiaa Jrbrury HE WAS INCONSISTENT bjc 35 iNATOri HOPKI3STSYILLE Vt i ji ij iflTmy i KENTUOKIAN frmir1 V jiyouwJWfrtr Atter city Klectl UHBISTIi term b1xwv- l c two w MLn d Monday In November tern three Wj Lyon First Monday in May terra two ireefcai first Keadajr in August term two weeks flrt Mofiday in December term two flitTAirli three we term ilz w foilr wmit --iK rt Monitor la r Xwr June term JreDraar- y- Bptmber oa Monday jM Uila fllv t uuBusr bviui matn mm 1b April An term weks a Those who never read the adverfrws- moro 11 ments of thoir nowspapers mi presume Jonathan pen ii than they sion of Bolan Worth Co low wno lmrl been troubled with rheumatism I in his back arms and shoulders read an item in his paper about now u prom inent German citizen of Ft Madison had beentoured He procured the Bame Imedicintlsshd to us his own words curecFmo right iip He also says xV neighbor and h wife were both t ainlf in hftl with rheumatism Their boywas oyer to my house and said f Uhntr WArnsn had fin had to do the cooking I told him bf Chamberlains yPnin Balm and how it cured me he fc Wot a bottle and it cured them up in ior aio ia weeit ou cent douib Bogard Lafay tHardwick and Ed R Â¬ 5 iIt y My iette M ftnlv RnnndH overv year lire on her army and navy Pfive lire equal 5 1000000 Twenty- - ffpersons subject to Icolic to learn tnat prouipi iww Col Pbo had by taking Chamberlains lie Cholera and Diarrhoea Eemedy Rln many instances the attack may ii mrrnitrl bv tfikinaO this remedy I UD1U1 J Kn inn nel 9 l1t TlTUr UVIIIIIII1I H of the IUHHUUUUD UUO iuu FrliRRsiRft arroear 2o and 50 cent bot C Hard ties tor saie dy E Bogard wick LafayHopkinsville Ed E It will be an agreeablo surprise to attacks of bilious 7 7 1 1 Jr ette Ky Whn AotimntArl nnst nf Iaafoiori3Kiarentotaue Ky both flideS of Ijfof the great ciyaLwar in this country A late dlstingulsheapresiaentoi ono r was 565UU000UUU of our western colleges was ono day walking near tho college with his slow Hnr ViAftni Tinlvfis sav thev could and noiseless stop when a youth not not keep house without Chamberlains observing his approach whilo engaged Cough Eemedy It is used in more in cutting wood began to swear proÂ¬ than half the homes in Leeds Sims fanely in his vexation Tho doctor stopped up and said Er Bros Leeds Iowa This shows the esteem in wnicn tnat remeay is umu Glvo mo tho ax and then quiotly E where it has been sold for years and chopped tho stick of wood Returning wis well known Mothers have loarneo tho ox to tho young man ho said in ma You see noy the peculiar manner Sthere is nothing so good for colds wood can bo cut without swearing croup and whoopiner coughthat it Pcurps these ailments quickly and per E jnanentlyftnd that it is pleasant and cent bottSBfor sale by E wick and ED E Bogard i The army of Bolivia cost the people cines but have never in my exper Â¬ of that impoverished icoUntry Jl800 ience sold sd much of any one article 000 a year as I have of Ballards Horehound Syrup All who use it say it is the Foleys Sarsaparilty combines the most perfect remedy for Cough Cold most searing remedies scientifically Consumptionand all diseases of the prepared tHisxtract their utmost value Throat and Lungs they have ever If you need a spring purifierbesure tried It is a specific for Croup and and take Foleys Sarsaparilla Trial Whooping Cougli It will relieve a size 50c For sale by E C Hard- - cough in one minute Contains no wick opiates Free trial bottle At E C Hardwicks drug store Austria spends every year 15 000000 florins on the army Twelve Is estimateb that the worlds can- Â¬ florins equal 5 non has cost the worlds tax dayers a little over 0Q000O0 IJnfortunato People are thoy who are afflicted with pim- Â¬ ples boilB carbuncles running sores Ballards Show Liniment ulcers scrqfula cancerous or syphili Â¬ This wonderful Liniment is known tic affections or any blood faint from the Atlantic to the Pacific and whatsover and do not try a 50c from the Lakes to the Gulf It is bottle of Foleys Sarsaparilla For sale the most penetrating Liniment in the li 1 TJ n TTvTTlr World It will cure Eheumatism j ii Neuralgia Cuts Sprains Bruises The peace footing of the Eussian Wounds Old Sores Burns Sciatica army calls for tho services of 170 Sore Throat Sore Chest and all In- Â¬ 000 horses flammation after all others1 have J1M failed It will pure Barbed Wire Everybody will bo interested in Cuts and heal all wounds where what is said about Olive Branch in proud flesh has set in It is equally another columns It costs- only SI a efficient for animals Try it and i month you will not be withdut it Price 50 cents Free trial bottle at E C The Spanish army costs t4p00 Hard wicks drug store xweniy nyfl 000 pesetas a year pesetas equal 5 Iv - V The army and navy of the Argen Â¬ tine Confederation are kept up at an The face that Hoods SarsapariUa annual cost of 18000000 ouce fairly tried becomes the favorite spring medicine speaks volumes for Short Journey on aLonff Eoad us exueimucu uuu mejuw Is the characteristic title of a profuse- The annual army expenditure of ly illustrated book containing over Greece is 18000000 drachma A one hundred pages of charmingly drachma is about twenty cente written descriptions of summer resorts inthe country north and west of Have X ou Had the Grip Chicago The reading matter is new If you have you probably need a tlio illustrations are new and the in- Â¬ reliable medicine like Foleys Honey formation therein will be new to alheal your lungs and stop most everyone A copy of Short the rittring cough incidental to this Journeys on a Long Eoad will be diseffSft- - For sale by E C Hard sent free to anyone who will enclose wick ten cents to pay postage to Geo H Hartford General Passenger Agent St Paiil Eail Important to Invalid Ladies ChicagOj Milwaukee Your Olive Branch is way Chicago 111 Dr Kilmer r worth its weight nf Jjold everybody uero is asionisueu to see wnui u The average annual cost df change for the better it has worked taining a man in tho American main navy toin my Gase having been nearly a is 31500 In tho British uayy it is tal wreck caused bVworab disease 1055 1 Mrs SallieE Whidden Miani r service Ho engaged in mercantile business in Virginia City Mont in 1800 and in tho same year established a business in Salmon City Since that time ho has devoted his attention to mining and stock raising In Idaho Ho was twice a member of tho territorial legislature a member of tho republican national committee from 1880 to 1884 was United States commissioner for Idaho to tho Now Orleans cotton exposition in tho latter year and was again placed on tho republican national committee in 1888 He was appointed governor of Idaho territory In March 1889 which position he held until elected first gov Olinton Missouri ernor of the state on October J1890i o ana ou Ho was C Hard lr A L Armstrong an old drug- Â¬ Benate aselected to the United States a republican December 18 Lafayette gist and a prominent citizen of this enterprising towri says sell some 1890 and now has been reelected for his I forty different kinds of cough medi- Â¬ second term CATHOLIC CHAPLAIN Third of That Faith to Sorva In tho United States Army Rev John P Qhidwlck first assistant rector of St Stephens Roman Catholic and dUUnMliilwmw Was dlscttseiny thi ttoWMjffiw Mnjitb a plain ordinary tottfJfcttr salesmaai whilo thoy wjf Wef dinner on a dining oar he said The exorbitant fees which ri baatowed on servants is hut srvpther iuMBO of a tendency to bo which onco reduced to a oyirgearo ettfltotn tooomee the scyorcst kind of iaxjjin tSatlt is likely to affect the rwarmest heacted people Way my daarMr should wo pay the twenty flve oefit fees Why indeed the ten cent Why any fee to the porter Ha f Is paid his wages or at least Is bud pssed to hsvo been paid hia wages Passongers pay their fares They pay extra for reserved seats The railroad companies and tho Pullman company one or the ottier or both then taxes the traveling public with tho wages of these servants It is absolutely wrong it is outrageous sir and might better be the business of highwaymen They loft thr table about this time and tho able statesman says tho De- Â¬ troit Free Press quite unconsciously dropped a dime into tho hand of tho waiter as ho moved away As I was saying ho continued when thoy had gotten into the smoker the whoJo thing is on outrage Theso words seem hard They are hard Theyaro intended to bo hard Tho abuse is hard It is a blackmail which a free American public ought in all decency to resent butwhich regrettablo as itis to say it the American pooplo in ox tremo good nature continuo to submit to We should push the legislation sir for regulating theso Pullman fares and push tho crusado- against tho tip Â¬ ping system Resent this blackmail bIt resent it to tho uttermost limit Brush you off sir put in tho porÂ¬ ter at this point with a gracious smilo and the able statesman stood up turned himself around to the porters wisp kept on talking and paid tho porter a quarter without noticing what he was about Then ho wanted to know what mado the traveling man smile who has juit ben relccted United States senator from the young state of Idaho was bora In Kittanning Pa June 15 1836J After receiving a com rrion Bqhobl education ho moved with 1852 where hV his father to Illinois-In was engaged near Qalesburg iniarm ing and stock raising until 1858 In which year he went to Colorado In September 1801 he enlisted in Copt Backus independent company of seciua and was soon hereafter commissioned second lieutenant Diiring the autumn and winter of 18U he was engaged in scduting along the baso of the Rocky 1 by Mte IIae ticHUtare ft Prftlwagejl Straggle George L Siiwupof rSalmiM Valuable Town Lois For Sale i 4 IOJTTAWA KySMarch 14 1895VZD Dear Sir ASat JvSBi ywCtf Mk tj rmitmeltocalljyour attention to a giarsahd peremptory sale of town lots ihKuJtawa Ky my real estate interests in this mpstlfrdmirably on May 15 l895LiordortoclosocmtfinallylMof flourishingpf little towns- of all tho country I will sell at pubjicauc situated healthypicturesque and tion at tho nlace and time named fto be continued from day to day if necessary to the hic Hesl ibidder every lot which I now own- upon the following streets their cross streets and alleys as shown QjFttie recorded plat of said town viz Ash Poplar Maple Hazel and Hawthorne Streets reserving for future 11 tL I TO J uon Qlnn4iu uiapUHlUUU ouiy me low lja uuw luuntiuiujj i ui ujjuu rnr uuecu 4VK 1 Al- wmr T of Kuttawa thisfci darling little but lovely offspring of my own dreaming brain for the following reasons viz After laying out this town I adopted a system of long leases with the option to purchase the lots on long credits with simple interest of renewals of tho terms c for the purpose of inducing to settle and build up my town then in the brush This system has completely filled Ub original purpose I now find myself tho owner of a number of lots about 210 and at my extreme old age and I have resolved unon makincJ this sale which will conclude my proprietorship Zm - non-residen- ts SENATOn OEOROE u Bnorjp IDAHO Ho was ordered to Fort Union New Mexico In tho early part of 1803 and was kept on scouting duty until tho spring of 1883 during that mountains time being appointed first lieutenant He was assigned to tho First Colorado regiment of Colorado in May of 1803 Tho following year ho was elected a delegate to the constitutional conven- Â¬ tion of that state and after tho conven- Â¬ tion had finished its labors ho returned to active army duty Ho was commis- Â¬ sioned colonel of tho Third Colorado cavalry in September 1804 and was mustered out in Denver with the regi i ment at the expiration of Its term of in my present actually low state of both health and finances I am compelled to do at once that which Ialone can well do for my executor and heirs many of whom are minors would be unable to legally and securely perform this duty in my stead This being tho case I have no choice in the matter That this selling out of so largo a body of property at this penod being the very bottom of these the hardest times ever suffered in America must make it the very worst possible time for selling is a J dead certainty which I have as much sense to see as others But the very fact that these the very f il hardest of times would make it tho worst time to sell must necessarily make it the very best time to f buy Moreover the already visiblo dawn of a brighter and better day is beginning to streak with its clearing rays of light our so long gloomy sky The good time a coming is even now showing itself to be close at hand m And another signal advantage tp the buyers of this property at this crisis consists in its immedi- ate and immense enhancement in values from this unriyaled Bystem of water works now fairly established upon it It is self evident that their cheap and duper abundant supplies of the purest spring water not only for a11 domestic and manufacturing purposes but also for suppressing or extinguishing all conflagrations and of reducing to their minimumor else of abolishing our insurance rates must not only greatly increase the comfort and health of our citizens but also at an equal pace enhance the values of their investments and moreover must strongly induce the best imigrants to this highly-favore- d Kuttawa r TERMS OF SALE Upon all sums of 2500 and above a cash payment of one sixth part will be required on the delivery of the deed in fee simple with general warranty and release of dower and the remainder of the sum of the purchase money will bo divided into five equal yearly payments and upon all sums of less than 2500 a cash payment of one thind thereof and two equal yearly payments one third each All deferred payments to be secured by negotiable promisory notes secured by lien upon tho lots conveyed A liberal discount will be made for all total or partial payments in cash in lieu of these credits Come one Come all As individuals Corporations or Syndicates and sieze this grand oppor- Â¬ tunity of investment or speculation ijWKmK Jfcn SI W ififajM li 4iR 4fctKef f mmmm WjV iV 1 i AS r htk Anderson 5 INFLATION OR CONTRACTION Why Kagtorn Bankers Are In Favor of Jay gUng with the Currency church In East Twenty eighth street New York was confirmed by tho United States senate as chaplain of the navy This Is tho third minister of the faith to hold that office those preced- Â¬ ing being Rev Charles Parks and Rov Robert Raney Father Chadwicks ap- Â¬ plication to President Cleveland was mado at tho request of Archbishop Cor rigan seconded by tho Indorsement of Cardinal Gibbons The new chaplain was born In New He at Â¬ York city October 23 1803 tended St Gabriels school In East frpm there was entered at Manhattan College of tho Christian Brothers After completing the collegiate course with honors ho decided to enter the ministry and tok up the study of theology at Trinity seminary Troy N Y In December 1887 ho graduated and was ordained a priest Immediate- Â¬ ly after tho ceremony he was called to Now York to take up tho duties of Thirty seventh street and graduating T 1 1 andtk v- - f church undor Rov C H Col ton Father Chldwick has since then at- Â¬ tended contitantly to those duties and has risen to bo first assistant pastor He Is very popular with tho congrega Â¬ tion and among tho members of St Stephens Young Mens society to the presidency ctHvhlch ho was elected In 1892 1 bev jomr r cmnwicK fourth assistant pastor at St Stephens Where tbo JRanchog Arn largo 4 ChaflotleHarbor Fla For pale by E C Hardwick A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man Dp Kollock in Nashville n f tlon ot tno reaoer is especially yjiThe a k6 - Cauearfggu critAAVSftffAti Doctor i lfnrtiive oi cvriin jlUvcntoinfiimir of irqnotet JinCjOIOptKUlH ww v- 4a In finnthar noltimn y hyk ururj Tia C Ho Savannah n as a aUndard authority by thai iimioi t i ff WrfdivbelngJnlnCS Yolumeseach the slws HoU noted as he Bible rh antiTR nrlndDle of tteeJseml swJolflo lornenralgla pf the facjeand nim ft ww womu jnt iwimfwrldand Murtnd nany earw epeelauy at theMarget ana moat impormuv oiiwi t mo J WilirWohureh SJLAXfl-S to Are vou bilious constipated troubled with jaundice sick headacho bad taste in mouth toui breatn coat- Â¬ ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion hot dry skin pain in back and be Â¬ tween the shoulders chills and fever etc If vou have any of these symp toms your liver is out of order and your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act prop- eirlvl JTarHinnwill mirn nnv diRftrder of the liver stomach or bowels It has no equal as -- a lliver medicine Price 75 cent 3PrWtrial bdttle at The largest ranehos are tho sheep ranches of Australia but usually owing to the sterility pf tho soil It takes from threo to five acres to carry A ranch in Queensland pne sheep or known as Sesbanla consists of 090000 acres and carries JSoottJaheep some of theso great ranchea thoy shear tho sheep by machinery There are some ranches which consist of moro than 8000000 acfea apiece Each Is as largo as tho states pf Polawctro and Rhode Island combined On Matthew Marshall a financial writer for tho New York Sun calls attention to the curious fact that tho bankers of the east in supporting the Baltimdre plan of currency reform or plans based on it are using tho arguments of the western inflationists The Constitution made some remarks on this apparent change 01 front sev- Â¬ COB SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS eral weeks ago in examining some of tho queer argumonts In behalf of the HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY Baltimore plan by the New York Even Â¬ CVQoodKlga with or without drivers furuished day or night Special rates to Commer ing Post We refer to this matter now cUlmon Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM IFOR LADIES only to remind Matthew Marshall that tho fact that eastern bankers are call ing for additional supplies of paper currency Is no sign that they are in favor of it It would bo the essence of folly to say that theso eastern bankers know what they want but they porcelvo that tho people will demand currency reform of some kind and so they jump with the first proposition that comes before them no matter what its char- Â¬ acter or tendency They say that ad dltlons to tho currency in the shape of tho free coinage of silver would drlvo out gold and place our financial system on a silver basis but they protend not to seo that additions to the cur- Â¬ rency la tho shape of credit paper will send out gold and drive tho country to a paper basis The eastern bankers we judge from tho arguments of their most Intelligent organ would prefer a paper basis to a silver basis fdr then they could work back to resumption by Issuing moro bonds and reaping rich rewardsj whore as the silver basis would permanently No dispose of their gold arguments For tho moment therefore they are willing to pretend to be In favor of paper Infla- Â¬ tion They were extremely anxious to suppress the issue of legal tender notes SOLO EVERYWHERE under the Sherman act but now on MADE tho other hand they say they are not THENKFA1RBANKG0HPMSTLOU 1 opposed to tho Issue of bank notes Tho truth is thoy are out for the profits that arc to bo found in alternate Inflation and contraction They ars like the mans rat trap They catch Every one knows we are artists in woolen the people a coinlng and a golng We think Matthew Marshall Is wrong fabrics and the most fashionable aalors in when he says that the eastern bankers the citv We uarantee fits and absolute- Â¬ are In favor of paper Inflation What they really want Is a further contrac ly don t want our customers to pay for any tion of tho currency to be brought Our clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory about by Issuing bctads with which to retire tho legal tender notes This stock of spring woolens is now complete embracing scheme is becoming to bo talked about more and moro openly every day and all the latest designs in London Specials and Foreign tho leading eastern bankers are ready importations exclusive with us No one else can to kick themselves because they didnt -- v Â¬ bring It up concurrently with uncon show them ditional repeal Congress would hava been ripe for It by tho time tho demon Â¬ etization act was revived by uncondi tlonal repoa1 Atlanta Constitution f Livery Feed And Sale Stable aHHHhPv Other Soap Does Its Work So Well One Trial Will Prove This HOW TO DRESS NEATLY g v OUR TRIMMINGS Literary Chicago are always the very best We invite you to call and see for yourself and get prices And this sign actually stares one RKPhasENTATiVE forttfe of Massa chusetts Gear of town Burrows of in the face from a book shelf In pne Michigan and Wilapij of Washington of the literary centers of a down- aref the four m6mbors bfthepreaent towri store Damaged Childrens house whoihavGboofi Chicago Books at Half Prico cent their statea in f te aanata HerafdV ohoeen-toraiM-e N TOBIN FASHIGABLETAILOR 108 MAIN STREET o It it i 8 WW RQPBnBmffiOOUdElfA WWW MW Jt tr J i attfHrtfei 1696 ah iiii u mi ii in i ii ii i -n nfn 4fT w r V fi 3A ft Tfcv I J J v jrftv i vii i W Remarkable Offettmrs To day I f iiii jWIT i llilKI SkoK r jr 4J ft Af n For To day Only -4 yar dsv 36 inch all wool silk finish Henrietta Clothe ahVoolors maderi iEVixnce 15 dozen Mens unlauhdred White Shirts heavy oublejbaclfr Lin6n Bdsbm patent facings andlfesgettsj5 1100 yards standard fancy and silver grey Prints fast cplQrs beautiful nersiyleVr 54 inch Turkey Red Table Damask handsome sitylesiasteolQrjVjt r N1 i Si ti klnonhnrl shnotnrfr ivj u in lilA ifinfiuiiuu KJiiuuuiiib -J 36 pair Ladies Kid lined Strap Sandals patent tip solidsble feather C5tsteeij3uckle 24 pair Ladies turned Oxfords Kid Lined Patent LeatheHipfes 468 i Vrt 9 IVURAV I sn i i jt 1 i i t t W I wW Hfc i fyZ V Srf f Ai2 i cetltayardri s4cenr9iaam lO i vnivf J0A 6A H VrtfMi 4wrfi I f i tw s r r ikr J jtfttqu Ti YSKin jwnriw v x Sale Begins at 9 oclock A i- rr t t M Kyr f wytv 7 io j 97 cents jf- 9 cents vi re T res CTWlr yaJTUVJ lr C J 5v i J r i JI HMC i n L N TIME TABLE TKilNS OOINO NOBTU Bri niiii IB fc Vvaa t i H rFr vl i S m I HERE AMiTHEBEr Icq cream soda water at Armisteads Only once within the memory of the oldest inhabitant has there been a killing frost later than this date That was in 1891 when the little fruit remaining was killed May 4 after the peaches were as large as hazlenuts It is almost a settled fact that all danger is past and in spite of all that hasoeen said to the contrary there will bo a fair crop of peaches and an abundance of all other kinds of fruit The report is constantly coming in from the country that people out of town are circulating a story that there is smallpox in Hopkinsville Of course this is only a scheme of inter- Â¬ ested parties to keep people who nave money to spend from coming to town to spend it There has not been a case of small pox within thirty miles of Hopkinsvule for ten or fifteen years Reports to the contrary are A Joint Engagement rv fiS s No52StXouIsrast Mall W No HoS Nnsbvillo Accon UmsMvTm- 962 a m 860 p m ip10 p p1 TEAINS OOINO BOUTU Sunday Y North boundt Louis and Chicago Fast trolnsha4 through trains solid and sleepers to Chi6ago and St Louis KsntLine stops only at Important stations aaa crossings Has throueh Pullman Bleep-10 Auania ua J JI ADlMSAgent 485am No 63 St Louis Express 525 am No 60 Nashville Accomodation Ea8pm No 61 St Louis Mall f AccomgriTdalion does not run on Nashville B PEItSONAl GOSSIP Owing to U misunderstanding- in making contracts for the appearance of Mr Polk Miller in his character delineation of the old plantation negroes or Old Times Down South we the undersigned have entered in- Â¬ to an agreement wherby the Union Ta- Â¬ bernacle Co and Mr J B Galbreath manager of Hollands opera house will divide the receipts of the engagement and Mr Miller will appear at the opera house on April 80 in pur- Â¬ suance of this agreement W W Waiie Pres U T Co v65 WE HAVE NOW READY A large assortment of trimmed hats from bailors to I llRE f IH- - 50cJ A 100 Hifch Grade Wheel fofr 6500 All parts guaranteed Wood- - or Copper Bims Gr J clinging Tires Hotel All for one price at Door r J B Galbreath Mgr H 0 H May 15 1805 tV V Miss Nannie Barbour on account of her continued illness has resigned her place as n teacher in the public schools and the board of trustees last Saturday elected Miss Mary Flack in her place town some day what f HI 1 time returned home Wednes- lies Ky His general health was someDr E N Fruit Dentist office over improved by his stay at the uuy uanu jiopKinsvuie isjj Springs LOCALS Hon J F Dietrich and bride of Account opening game ball at N will sell Defiance O havo returned home af- Cooks Park the L to Mr round trip tickets to Evansville at ter a visit of several day Dietrichs brotherProf C H Dietrich 175 for special train which will My household and kitchen furni leave Nashville at 6 a m April 28th UP TO Hon Arthur Wallace of Louisville returning leave Evansville at 8 p m ture at 10 a m April 25 1895 S Vir is spending a few days with his broth- same day Tickets good only on spe- Â¬ ginia bt Mattie U Bdokner er Mr Thos H Wallace near Bell cial train J M Adams agent BICVGLES Mrs C H LaYneand siQter Miss The many friends of Mr E J We Ave Fannie Rogers are visiting their pa Faulkner of the Church Hill neighAdvertising Jv rents in North Christian borhood will be glad to learn that he Fastest WheelsOntiBlrto is gradually improving He has been Col Ii A Burnett and Mr J D One Mile x3 1 5 Shaw of Cadiz were in the city yes- very ill of capillary bronchitis Dr The old reliable Furniture dealers and J E Stone of Herndon is his phy- undertakers Up stairs in Henry block terday sician Ridden by Edwards Feb 17 1895 uopuinsvuie ny Dr P C Wootton of Lafayette Moth balls at T D Armisteads And eo Grover has gone a fishing wris in the city Wednesday on busiAnd weve heard from old Japan N will sell round tri The L ness Shes giving China a licking tickets to Lexington Ky at one ani THOMPSON But were still at the same old stand Kev R W Morehead of Princeton one third fares April 26th to May If you doubt it come and see for town yesterday was in 4th inclusive limited to May 6th ac- yourselveb And examine our shop MEAD0 J Mr Chas Solomon of Trigg at count running races made furniture and be astonished at J JN1 Adams agent tended the tobacco sales this week he low prices we are selling it for Crof ton will have a new hotel in a Mr Robt Buckner has accepted a HOPTOWN KY tew weeks The new building will position with Mr John Y Owsley be on old one ESend for catalogue Mr Monroe Gregory is still very anderectedbe athe site of thehandsome will large and ill at his home near Church Hill Co structure Dr T P Allen of Elmo is quite FOR RENTon South Virginia street flick a desirable place house of 8 rooms WHISKEY Mrs Jno P Campbell and son of large yard and garden and all kinds ARE YOUR EYES PERFECT irt yttKi1 13 nfiav tiCArl as medicine axx tVAJllU XSJVs VtSUU B of fruit W W Ware Paducah are visiting Miss Mary case the purity of the article is of the Campbell Mr Ben Rawlins is lunaing a greatest importance I W Harper iiuuuBuuiu xubiuenuB uu his South Ts a Kentucky distiller of national The Evolution Virginia lot purchased from the It The roduct of his Dis- Of medicinal agents is gradually rel- j wyman estate it is neanng com- - reputation tillery is shipped irect to the retail egating the old time herbs pills trade it passes through no middle HAYE TOUR EYES EXAMINED draughts and vegetable extracts to The repairing The case of the commonwealth vs mans hands to be mixed colored justing properly of broken spectacles and ad the rear and bringing into general face by M X Kelly and watered Consumers therefore is not equaled In to thepart of the country charged with this use the pleasant and effective liquid Bill Lipkius col lljWUM m laxative Syrup of Figs To get the shooting on the highway was com have the assurance that I W Har true remedy see that it is manufac- - promised yesterday defendant paying pers Whiskey is sold in its absolute purity by his Agents W R Long FOR HATCHING tured by the California Figs Syrup s15 and costs Hopkinsville Ky Co only For sale by all leading Mr W A Lowry has opened a FROM druggists driveway on one 6ideof his handsome Puro Bred Light Brahma and Buff lot on South Main It was necessary to move several out buildings and Leghorns the work occupied about two weeks G Heart paint at T D Armisteads Hopkinsville Ky Cy Brown has about crowded J W Morgan out of the race for the ReRAY publican nomination for the legisla- Â¬ ture Mr L H McKeo has built an addition to his residence on South Main street Dr Daniel Collins of Bennetts who haB been at Dawson for There will bo sdld at public auction 210 desirable town lots in Kuttawa Lyon county Ky Terms 1 6 cash balance in five equal yearly payments The best opportunity ever offered speculators or investors For further information address Sam C Molloy agent for Chas Anderson Kuttawa in all the new shapes and colors ranging in price from 1100 up Baby Caps from 25c up Untrimmed shapes from 25c Up Handkfs from 5c up Knitting cotton embroideries silks zephyrs Fans from 5c up Fancy hair pins in all the latest novelties to Right op Main Kntbance Latham Block 1st T J SARZEDAS 1895 6 Kg 65 1395 THE GREAT SUMMER RESOfjT SPECIAL F Public Ruction DAWSON SPRINGS These celebrated chalybeato and salts springs are situated Immediately upon the Cheaa- sou do nines cast 01 u ana Bouiuwesiern u v 100 mnes west 01 jxiuihviho a 1aaucanisy neatly furnished with capacity ot entertaining 300 THE ARCADIA HOUSE is new and persons The owners ot the hotel are also owners of the Springs and the guestsaothe Arca Â¬ dia House havo FREE ACCESS to tho Springs without extra charge Invalids shgilld remem Â¬ ber that the months of June and July oiler many advantages to persons visiting M8prlngs The dryand liquid saltsJ are manufactured -aJ these Springs For pamphlets etcMly to i peaKe unio DATE DAWSON Hopkins County KENTUCKY JA vf NMHOJjEMANS00 rWPletorg Dr Franklin This fine young jack will make the present season at The Eclipse Livery Stable at Wedding ir rGscjiis In looking for a present for your friends dont forget to call and see i I Tobacco Fertilizer at Winfree Bros 130 per 100 lbs u uaranteed la Kj A At 10 to insure mare with foal Money due when the fact is ascer- Â¬ tained or mare transferred Dr Franklin is a black jack with white points three years old fourteen and half hands high and is a fine specimen W C DAWSON CO our stock before mak- -- k i ft mg i if iP x a selection New1 Pretty and useful articles in sterling silver and plated ware GRAVES k mm Peas Beans Potatoes Dried JEWELERS r J K ant svHwHMHf MAIN ST STOVES The best stock ol Stoves and Ranges jn the city GORDON Our splendid young Jack Day Star will make the present season on the Locust Grove farm near the WatkinB farm The Square postoffico at 10 o insure mare with foal Money due when mare proves to be in foal or is transferred Day Star is a black jack yith white points is 15 hands high and four years old WB M A MASON TINWARE Everything in theTinwaro line cheap as dirt Co have just reWinfree Bros ceived a car load of tho most elegant buggies pheetons and Burreys ever brought to this town at prices to suit Fruits Canned Goods AT WAIXIS GROCERY hard timeB tf ROOFING Call on us for Rooflnc and Guttering KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used The many who live bolter than others and enjoy life more with less expenditure by more prompt adapting the worlds bet products to the needs of physical being will attest the vaiuo to health of the puro liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleas Â¬ ant to the taste the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of perfect lax Â¬ ative effectually cleansing the system dispelling colds headaches and fevers ana permanently curing conadpatioii It has given satisfaction t millions and met with the approval of the medical profession because it acta en the Ivid noya Liver and Bowels1 without weak Â¬ ening them and it is perfectly free from eyory objectionable subshmco Syrup of Figs is tor sale by all drug- giata InOc and 1 bottles but it is man- t ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only whose name is printed on every of j package also the name Syrup willFigs nol nd being well informed you Accept any substitute if ofierecL The Republicans will hold their county convention to morrow to se- Â¬ lect delegates to the State Convention made free Spectacles furnished Office overWallace Taliaf orros drugs store Lady attendant Hours 9 to 4 Bro are putting up a residence for W W Linn on Cleveland avenue Dr A P Campbell haB resumea his practice and also has secured the right to xtract teeth by tho painless process uince over Tf isassett k Uo Gracey is putting in a system of waterworks X havo sweet potato and tomato plants the best varieties for 6ale Call at Cox Boulwares X June 5 Dr Sam J Bakerspecialistdiseases of Eye Ear Throat and Nose Eyes tested with finest French trial case Forbes MEnmrrs oid stand Morgan Denmark WA Ray Gordon is a bay horse 16 hands high 7 years old by Gordon Best pumps In the market epuT5p8 the best bi od son of Onward Will buoketpumps all kinds of pumps mnke the season at my furtn ou mile eouth of town ou the Palmyra pike no toll to farm at 20 to insure mare with foal Season bsginH April Special attention to Rkpaiwno My fine Jack Napolou will be 1 R H HOLLAND kept on my farm 2 miles south of Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky HopWusvilia Ky Casky Station the present season Opposite Hotel Latham Will serve mares for Heoi ULLiuU PUMPS REPAIR WORK and Monarch v to insure Will have some two year old jacks finely bred that will be ready to1 serve7 a limited numbor of mares very cheap in May and June GEO W YOUNG agt PPool A H Goodwin V POOL i i A k GOODWIN Carriages Phaetons full line of nleasure ve hicles at FAVr Yosts p Keep the best and freshest stock R F RIVES of Staple and Fancy Groceries to bo mi fouud in the city Kgnl Eg gsl Kggst i Country Produce handled B3 Barreb Plymouth Rocks Black Bee x Ju Wraharas fancy com Opposite Phoenix Hotel 1 bined stallion and bjg boned jackbe Minorcas snd Brown Leghorns R L BODLWiHE AJ ain street Everv for 15- Stock of guaranteed purity fore breeding tout marH Tho Ohio Vnlloy trainmen have Buff Lgborn8l for 13 colt oaledby this jack to this timeis donned their new Bpririg uniform Meaoham Co Dine ana none imp yisn mi incuwe t high when dropped but pnand it Armisteads Dyt v Dimon1 v TakeTitalia Liver Pills was 90 inches BUgj x win oe iouna wiwrr a m Cos harness iiore1 on Ninth atTp M 1 HOPKUE St Call and see me before guying ny z w n CBWEBB V