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strong the floor Mrs McDaniel called a man and they put him on team will cross bats with our home colored unfastened his collar butthe in bed and boys on theioccasions Our city nine five minutes he was dead Physicians will be made up of the pick of the were soon at hand and pronounced it local players and those attending may a case of apoplexy expect a fine game both days The The times gives this sketch of his games will be called at 230 p m life Capt Frank Tatton Gracey sharp in order that parties living at was born in Eddyville Ky June 80 a distance may see all of the game 1834 After completing his education before the departure of the afternoon he began business as a clerk in Hick Ladias finest hand turned dongola button shoes all sizes and 200 tramB It will only be a few days man Ky in 1850 and 1852 he took a FY shapes All right in everything except that they have short vamps when manager Galbreath will open position as clerk on the Steamer the season withhe regular team and America operating between Nash Â¬ there will not be a stronger ville and New Orleans From this club in the south Lovers time until 1857 he was in 6ome capacof first class ball playing will have ity connected with steamboating A Blind Man Marries an opportunity this season of witness From 1857 to 1861 he was engaged in ing some fine games at our park and the mercantile business at Eddyville Rev N B Morehead and Miss A should watch out for the dates Hop and when the war broke out he en- L Rushing of Mason Ky were mar- Â¬ You dont care for style kinsville has one of the finest ball tered confederate service as Lieu ried parks in Western Kentucky and Mr tenantthe Company F Third Ken- Â¬ field at the Springfield Hotel Spring- Â¬ Opportunity Your of Galbreath intends to make the games tucky Infantry The company was They Thursday morning at 8 oclock eloped in the You do we have that kind too this season quite a feature among the soon ordered to Bowling Green Ky Purchase from their homes Patton Rev R F citys various amusements where it was detailed to take charge performed the ceremony The groom of a battery of light artillery Cap- is utterly blind and is a minister of Appeal Inld Without tain Gracey was soon called to the the gospel The couple passed Ciarksvlllo Tonacco Leat Chronlcle command of the artillery and his un- through this city Friday enroute at3000 damages was paid the and dauntless home erring judgment torney for plaintiff yesterday in the courage gave him a prestige which won the confidence and love of pricase of J W Moss against the L lirukeinaa Breaks a Leg N R R company for killing his son vate and officer alike He was seriN brakeman Bud Pearson an L ously wounded at Kennesaw mounJohn W Moss was John Moss was a brakeman of the tain and slightly wounded in several whoso home is in Bowling Green other engagements At the close of the victim of a very painful accident L N railroad and was killed in the service at Guthrie last December the war he came to Clarksville and last Wednesday morning at Guthrie a year ago for which suit for damages settled He married Miss Irene Cobb In lumping- from a car he broke his Jier relatives uvea m leer at tlie ankle His injuries thousrh Was instituted in the Todd county in J 807 Kentucky circuit court The suit Clarksville His parole forbade his not serious are quite painful and will was brought for S10000 and about going north of the Tennessee line keep him laid up for several weeks two weeks ago the jury brought in a without a special permit from the Pearson has been in the employ verdict at Elktonj giving the com- - secretary of war and hence be came to of the railroad for several years and is considered a first rate railroad man laintant J W Moss father of the Clarksville In February 1866 his brother Matt eceased 3000 A check for the amount was sent Mr Moss attorney Gracey came to Clarksvil e also and New Mexicos Climate yesterday and was paid him to day they established a wharf boat They less the cost of the litigation established also a dray system For variety of climate New Mex which they contracted with the L bl ico leads the other territories of the Police Court Netrit SPECIALS sizes 5 to 7J 50o Misses slippers shoes Cong and Bal only 5119 pr N railroad to deliver all freight union This is due in part to her ex- Â¬ Four cases were disposed of before shipped over that line pr Mens Sunol shoes all solid 5119 Ladies Oxfords Pat Leather tip Misses strap sandals sizes d to o pr Judge Hanbery Saturday morning 39c pair He was interested in more matters tent from north to south covering 1 Off IVliiTto linn 0 lnnthnw nhnvn 5iJc pr Ladies Dong Oxfords C Sense O T Dixpn GeorgeHill and Wm of public enterprise perhaps than any as rt does seven degrees of latitude More still is perhaps due to differ--encMens fine dress shoes opera toe Howell all Misses tanBpririg heel Oxford sizes 49c pair colored men charged man in Clarksville He was the owner 5 to 7 77c pr cong ana Dai only izb pr in altitude which within her of two large farms near Clarksville LadiesJDong Oxfords c b 89c pair Mens TIGER shoes only S142 with fighting 1 Hill was fined 5 arid He was president of the Clarksville borders ranges from four thousand LamW Dong Oxfords c s 94c pair Same sizes 18 to 2 109 pr costs Dixon cent and costs and the Mens Favorite shoes only 162 LadiCr pat leather strap sandals Misses pat leather Oxfords Opera case againBt Howell was dismissed gas works He was a director in to fourteen thousand feet Condi- Â¬ toe 2 to 8 110 pr Only once in a life time Bud Baker col was given 60 days in the Northern bank He was the exe- tions of aridity and rarefaction and Mens fine calf skin shoes cong or the work house of Ladies fine Dong c s Oxfords S189 Baby shoes 20c pr for a breach of the cutorwas the Bryce Stewart estate highly electrical conditions of the bal plain or cap toe worth 5250 jadies Doner button Uxfords ita- - Tine hand turned baby shoes 88c the prime mover in the atmosphere dependent upon He peace Jaker knocked down an old altitude only 150 pr zor toe 198 colored man named Pomp Griffin Gracey Woodward Iron Co He was increase the diversity beyond the MISSES SHOES NOTICE with a wooden box Friday night lay Â¬ at the head of the Clarksville Land mere question of cold and heat In LADIES SHOES v Improvement Co He was a member ing him out for several minutes tan shoes sizes 5 to 8 64c All S3 custom made shoes go in Ladies fine dong buttdhvpat tip Misses of Forbes Bivouac He was largely establishing an arbor day for the pr tms sale lor ZdU A GoodJIan Gone 890 pair territory the legislature at first interested in railroad circles Same sizes 9 to 11 75c pr Mens tan shoes S149 Ladies dong button spring heel His death was a public calamity to selected two days one for the north- Â¬ Gracet April 29 Mr Al Cren Also many other lines of ladies Mens tan shoes S198 the city No event for years has cast ern and the other for the southern tip SI 25 Misses and childrens shoes Mens fine pat calf shoes razor toe shaw died at his home near Roariner such a gJoom over the city ladies cloth top pat tp button half of New Mexico but these proved You can get anything you want in Springs yesterday He was one of wing tie 298 pr The works which he has done for 129 shoes of all kinds at The Racket Trigg countys best citizens and Clarksville are monuments more insufficient to meet the conditions of Ladies fine dong button Cincinna MENS LOW CUT SHOES So tho leaves a large family to mourn his lasting than memorial marble His the climate to all localities ti custom made shoes all styles MttiNS SHOES loss He was the brother of Judge record as a soldier and a citizen as a designation of the day in each county Mens pat leather pumps S122 Mens shoes Bite pair 5149 Robert Crenshaw and Dr J W public benefactor and private individ Â¬ is now left with tho county school Mens doner Oxfords S198 Stribleys Henrietta custom made Mens oil grain side buckle 99c pr Crenshaw of Cadiz Mr Crenshaws ual is a tribute to the ancestry whence superintendent who is supposed to Mens vicikid Oxfords 199 Bhoes pat tips Our Men centenial polid Leather 175 death was reported about three weeks he sprang and will be the inestima- fix it at the best season for tree ago as he nil ble pride of his posterity in years to planting in his locality Just received one lot mens tan shoes worth S5 our price S298 We have in stock over 510000 worth of new lied but it proved an errorillness and come from his extreme and and seasonable shoes bought before the advance in leather and now offer them to our customers at these low death did not claim him until the Capt Gracey had but one child How to Hear a Play you want it above date prices Give our shoe department a trial Your money back Julien Gracey He is a young man Speaking of the young man who of promise and gives eviaence of beRobbera at Klrkmiuisyllle ing the worthy son of such an ances- talks in public places I heard a re Â¬ TiddCoumy Times try as few men can boast tort made to him last Thursday Several stores and the post office at The funeral took place Sunday night which was so good I was sur- Â¬ Kirkmansville were broken into last from the Episcopal church prised never to have heard it before Jeremiah H Kugler Manager Tuesday night and robbed The It was at the theater and the young robber carried off about 19 and a man had seen the play before lie He Sniffeth the Earthquake let everybody for four seats around few gallons of whisky from the stores It is a well known fact that horses know that and he kept telling just and got about 6 out of the post office besides breaking open quite a num- Â¬ can hear sounds that are not per- Â¬ what was coming and just how funny ber of letters It is not yet known ceptible to human cars For days it would be when it did come He who committed this criminal deed previous to the great earthquake in had a pretty girl with him and he but the people of Kirkmansville are the Riviera tho horses of that locali Â¬ was trying to amuse her At length exerting every effort to find out and ty showed every symptom of fear reit is believed that several arrefets will which continued without change of he said Did you ever try listening to a be made in a few days character unless it was in the di Â¬ play with your eyes shut Youve v Collar Your Canine rection of greater frenzy till the no idea how queer it seems The new dog law will go into effect fury of the great convulsion broke A middle aged man with a red to morrow and all dogs caught on forth Not until afow seconds how Â¬ face sat just in front He twisted the streets without collars will be ex- Â¬ ever before the earth began to trem himself about in his seat and glared Â¬ ecuted by the constabulary or words ble did human beings hear the sub at tho young man terranean rumbling One writer to that effect A tax of one dollar Young man said he did you v must be paid on every dog and the from the scene says that in his opin Â¬ ever try listening to a play with collar must contain the name tne ion the horses knew that the great your mouth shut dog s owner To day is day quake was on the way from seventy And the silence was almost pain Â¬ your dog can appear on the streets two to one hundred hours before ful Washington Post without a collar without risking his their masters heard or felt the first life jar St Louis Republic Prof Blackies Last Words A Little Off Mens Pairs IFIT THIS 01nrlcBTilfe8 COLUMN yyalUL leading Citizen and Most CAPT CRACEY DEAD Style Prominent Business Man VUUU1VX1 Shoe Department Heres Sizes are assorted Ad Boys Suits - 100 tip but mostly small jf Original Price 3QOand 400 If apf ea semi-profession- al Stokes Ned Stokes a popular traveling man died at Princeton Friday after a lengthy illness of con- Â¬ sumption Mr Stokes was a travel- Â¬ ing salesman for a large wholesale paper establishment of Cincinnati and was regarded as one of the most successful salesmen on the road Ho was a man of a pleasant social dispoÂ¬ sition and was held in high esteem by his employers and friends Ho was well known in this city havin once lived here His funeral occurre at Princeton Saturday and the re Â¬ mains were interred in the family burying ground at that place MoKee Mrs Ellen T McKee widow of the late Charles McKee died at her home near Casky Fridav night in the 58th year of her age after a short illness She was a lady of the highest christian character hav Â¬ ing been for many years a consistent member of the Cumberland Presby- Â¬ terian church Her funeral services were held Saturday afternoon and the interment took place in Hope- Â¬ well cemetery If j H ACK FTI Vm Set the Pace Prices this Week es JL k JL a VATmni JS T CA if EVERYTHING GOES YWe taking better stock to fill in as we we sell out and ceiving new goods every day go down another notch and is lower than ever Be sure you see us before these prices are out jacARrsrE 3 FAYOST CO A Itadly Fractured Shoulder GOME TO SEE OUR GRAND SPRING STOCK Nothing Like it in the City TheHmost elegant line Silks Dress Goods Trimmings Silk Waists Millinery Spring Wraps Carpets etc ever placed on exhibiton in Late Thursday afternoon a little 4 year-old son of Mr John C Gary while out gathering wild flowers fell from a high rock on the cliffs of Lit tle River badly fracturing one of his shoulders Dr Seargent was immed- Â¬ iately summoned and rendored the uecessary surgical aid The little fellow was getting along nicely at last accounts Dislocated Her Ilip tins city i v- - DONT FAIL TO r-- 8FM if OBlWPi AL n RIGWARDS v Q ft U3 Mrs Lucy Elgin who resides sev Â¬ eral miles East of this city while walking in her yard Friday had the misfortune to fall and dislocate her hip A physician was summoned and the injured limb attended to but she will be laid for several weeks Ragged island is believed to be in a course of digestion in a sharks stomach Tho Marsh was beating her way north through tlie Bahamas the home of tho man eators when a pull almost strong enough to bring the vessel to a halt was felt by all on deck In looking aft the line was seen disappearing down the throat of a big shark As the log is made of copper and weighs several pounds It is probably by this time making the eea monster feel somewhat xa comfortable Phlladejphla Record Ships Log as Bait Tho log and part of the line of the bark John J Marsh now discharg ing a cargo of salt at this port from Took tho We can vouch for the truth of the following very typical and touch ing story of the last words of tho late Prof Black ie His wife was talking with him of charity Ah yes Hans she said fond of combination of his lifelong ideas of kindliness and scholarship Lon Â¬ don OhODicle speaking of the three faith hope and charity ho agape as you called her The dying man following tho more accurate pronunciation of Greek which prevails in Scotland gently corrected tho misplaced ac oeniagape my dear And those twsre the last words Prof Blackio uttered a strikingly characteristic you have always been so ty 3 y ww v u HOBKIVLLE 1 KENTUOKIAN taB- Apr30 V 1895 POTTER PALIMERS PORTER Why Thero Are No1 More Tips for Carrying Trunks V f j jvA m The Story of tho Chicago MUlfonAlna Venture with n Trotting Morse n Xb Not So Ho Snccesful Americans have suffered much at a language of thoir own An English Anticipated tmiuimuUf iiir jjasu cieiu lias ocon his hand in point of talk and ex making some investigations which lead -- This is of- Potter tortionr but thqmajority have ever htnT tho narrative suppose that fishes have some Palmer and his chief- porter as told professed tobe perfectly content as way of communicating a notion of thoir v loug as the Worth cachet was affixed experiences to other fishes in a Chicago paper Mr yield carried 6n his experiments to the iusidQ belt of their gown Mr Palmer has what he considers yhlcb ho has described 4n an educated taste in horseflesh He Mrs Potter stood in Worths best the Fortnightly Review an article inÂ¬ in tho fish books He has said in print that he thinks ho knows a trotter when he ponds of Mr Andrew at Guildford and has littlodoubt of his would rather dress her than any England Those ponds are full of trout sees him ability to judge of tho aforesaid trot- Â¬ American woman who ever came to which nt tho time when Mr Field first ter when he sits behind him with his atelier in tho Rue do la Paix visited them were so little accustomed No dress ever left his shop costing to being troubled that when he throw ribbons in his hands less than two hundred dollars baited hookintd tho water all tho Ond Mr Palmer some time ago bought horse with an alleged ability to of tho Worth stories that received trout in sight a great number rushed a eagerly Upon It do a mile in 250 that struck him as credence a few years ago in the He caught one and removing it from being extremely desirable He paid American colony was to the effect the hook threw it back into tho pond agooddealof money for the animal that a certain rich person went to Then he put in a frpshly baited hook and he was filled with delight when him with a quantity of almost price- Â¬ Tvro or three trout only came afier it One of these lie caught and throw it he thought of the easy and brash less lace to bo used on a gown she manner in which he would pass tho desired to wear at a grand wedding back into the water Again he re his various turnouts on the Lake Shoro The dress came home in due season sumed and fishing with a newly baited hook this flrlvn and then the lady observed a change was swarming time although the pond with fish itwns only in tho disposition of the lace that by after long time He asked Mrs Palmer to come but A that ho lured another with htm TolFy fEe new horsearid no means pleased her She could trout to his bait And after n little having nothing better to do Mrs scarcely believe hor own senses and further time it was entirely impossible Palmer consented The wagon was called in a friend who accompanied to catch a trout in this pond However by experimenting in another joked up and the driver attached her at its final trjiug pn and left It pond equally well stocked and not QneSby one the speedy horses of to her if the lace did not seem scant WtKofnighboring Armours and Treos and quite different from its original throwing back any fish Mr Field found that ho could catch trout as long as he TanifyJIealys were passed and Mr arrangement Assuredly What chose Tho fish did not seem to under palmer was just beginning to re- - could bo the matter In- all haste stapd that the removal of one of their SgJpdf in his purchase when there tho two women rushed off to inter- Â¬ number liy this strange means meant some oeninu mm the clatter and rat view the great man only to be told danger to them but came continually tle of a badly constructed villasro ho preferred tho trimming as it was to the bait If Mr Field reasons it and should not alter itl cart But I had the captured fish releasedis only when goes back Wo will have to have one more more lace than you have put on Mr and mingles with his fellows that the run my dear said Potter Palmer Worth exclaimed the downer danger is learned and then is learned There were five Just this once love said Mrs instantly it must follow that tho re Madame interrupted the autocrat Potter Palmer is not leased fish has some means of mailing Tho clattering came nearer and the dress beautiful And that was me otners unaerstana the perils of tho nearer and nearer and then presenter all tho satisfaction tho lady ever re- Â¬ hook a This whatever it Is may be called language and presenter and at last passinger ceived Sho threatened to go to law and passinger until it faded away but was deterred by tho advice of CRADLE OF INDIAN BABIES in the distance far beyond anything friends who know the dangers of in- Â¬ Potter Palmer and his new horse voking French justice where a ques- Â¬ Queer Sacks Innd Which Papooses Are Nursed Transported could do but as the vehicle went by tion of dress making was concerned When you go Mr Worth professed to havo un- Â¬ you can see red through an Indian campÂ¬ Mr Palmer recognized thedriver and green sacks stand It was his own head porterl Tho bounded love for antique laces and ing against the sides of the topees car- man who had thus brought him to it is surmised this passion some- Â¬ rlod on the backs of little girls by means open shame was the person who told times got the better of him Boston of a blanket which is fastened at the waist with a broad leather belt or be Â¬ the slaveys how to pile the trunks Herald ing rocked to and fro by the wind in around in the Palmer house SELLING A GOOD THING me Dougns 01 cottonwood trees He said nothing just then but Sometimes if tho camp is coiner on a Is Not as Easy as Some People like tho parrot in the story be It long journey in search of gamoorior Mieht Imatrlne Water or to escape a war party two of thought a heap Mrs Palmer made Do Li about Worth are oyr in monkeys and of thelarigWga of hens order and many an old chestnut of and of tho language of crows and oven his process as a business man of ante but it will be a new idea to most people probably that fishes have well as nnxartjst wjll bo revived a4 Stories TOKflOF WORTH Made Qrscses to Suit Hms No Hs Patrons 4 PHeak WetkavQ Inwrdcf the Tka Sweh iMTr That TXIngf Thera U oi the widely knW piiU as so perfwsted hla tud system of mail treatme t that he mm now assure tae slclcand suffering t permanent f uJie tbtir homes at a price that is astom Uhltigly low Thousands arc availing Â¬ selves of this golden opportunity andthem mmWMoniala are on file showing the efficacy of the treatment jUnf a pnirriSteAN er y itml JHf r W V v f rF H JK M f The Ib daily receiving now stylioh and nobby iouB All Chronic Dis Â¬ eases Treated CATARRH DCAFNCaS AND LUNQ BRONCHIAL TROUBLES HEART STOM- Â¬ LIVER AND BOWCL ACH DISEASES EPILEPSY UTS EXHAUSTION NERVOUS RHEU- Â¬ SKIN DISEASES MATISM AND NEURALGIA llairtoirtHe miw S Aff 7 ft mosf fasM V Jkf taste ana prices to buh every purse The best and most scientific treatment for -- nil jjuicie and permanent cures guaranteed New treatment for PILES and ULCERS Young or old men suffering from kidney ouMuutn URINARY Oh Wo will eedaJlaf We v T m 1 i- DISEASES BLOOD POISON SPCTt specialists who carefully con each case and prepare the proper rem s Consultation and opinion fiibe by mail Treatment furnished atthe low rate of i2 nets showan elegant liiie bfHandsdmo pattern Hats arid Bon We trust that every lady will attend this our V ir 2 Write us freely and fully and enclose stamp for symptom blank No i Catarrh For Men No 3 For Women Address N03 THE APPLEMAM MEDICINC CO 373 E 43d ST to 3 per Month SUMMER OPENING vf j f I CHICAGO CtaamLariaiix6 IKya A certain ocro for Chronic Sere Eyes bettor Salt Eheuni Scald Head Old Chronic Sort jover Sores Eczema Itch Prairio Scratches Soro Nippo3 ond Piles It is cooling and soothing Hundreds of cams hayd boon cured b it after all other treatment hau failoil Xtia put up4nS5 ud iJaeut borfiju R O Hard wick Ointment aul 3a T also receiving new things in fancy Hair pins w V v C 4 BelfjBdckleB TeUing i iif ants Caps Corsets Hosiery are-- tf fe Silk Gloves Mitts Embroideries Stamped Linnens I etc i v iTTTii lMILil EM3EK Mme Fleurette Mgr l sT 1 207cari iu Ioul6We Ky now at 268 e oak St A rtgulirly Mtuated Bwitauccusfu 9 New Albany Intl nd legally quillScl pmctfonUl prove Imres nil tonus OHHOKIO and I EASES ibuis uthreiultof lurerjan orotinr ci jks ajtll phrlcin tat tbt fiSET Spermatorrhea and Iznpotcnoy In youli leir EQay Opening of lavlPKCffaotiiMerroasDeu SemlulEmUiloni nljtttml rlutis by dreuu Dimnu of Bltht Dcbctln Ucmcrr Ftr 11 Decar Plojli onFm rentes ta Socictr or Ftmiln Coafuiloo of litai Icu ot SeiutI rovtr 4c nulerloi marriage lmproner or unhappy are thoroucbly and perma nently eurei TR PlUeV cured and en taxa txoeuei la u dI praludnc tomtof tbrol FINE MILLINERY w w A cordial inyitation extended to all Ladies you sKbuld nbt fail to see the imt0ited Hats and Bonnets these are strictl iniiortedoods 72 0 sham E or style ex d beaut the are nok teYPHlt WJfmuvB G IjEET to oertaln otaes of dlieases and tjeaUng toonfandt annu ally acquire great ikUL Fbyalclau knowlcg Uill fact ortca recommend oo to ray care Wnen It If ueosTealent to Tlilt the city for treatment medlelno can beaeut prlyttely isdurely by mall or eipren anywhere Strklure Orchltlv Eernta or Hupuirtj rlleaandoUierprlTatedlieaiea quickly cured It li itlf evWeat tbat a phy alclaavao pil iprrfal attentloa m Gonorrhea wws IY 1 5 4 Chtriea Onros Guaranteed in all Cases nndortakou CosuliaUoue peraonally or by letter free nd Irelted eMoable and correipondenoa atrloUy coulliaial Should PRIVATE COUNSELOR W you think jou can sell ftood thing for its value asked the major as the crowd were sitting in a promi ment cafe If you do you are away off yonder and Ill tell you why I say so I went out to Leadvlllo in the days when its boom was booming By good luck I got hold of some eight ager How can he buy trotting stock or ten pieces of mining property best a fifty dollars a month demanded right In Iho was portion of the caftip Money needed to develop Mr Palmer the property and I came eagt and Ohl you forget his fees stich conversation as thero was held tho jst of tho trip and Mr Palmer got back to the hotel as soon as pos- Â¬ sible How much does that head porter ho demanded got a month Fifty dollars replied the man- - Why his tips themoney people give the head porter when their lug Â¬ gage is brought for them Hereafter said Mr Palmer no porter is to be permitted to collect You see that he does what he fees is paid to do for what he is paid for it And by the way find out what he will take for thathorsehe had out to day MRS RUDYARD English KIPLING iWhatfees The American Wife of the Famous Writer Mrs Rudyard Kipling is a slender little woman with soft brown eyes dark hair and a very sweet expression She is not a new woman and does not care for any society except that of her household and she and her husband are so congenial in tastes and ideas that they live all tho year around in a little farmhouse fifteen miles from Brattleboro Vt and never even think of being bored It seems curious that such a bitter American hater as Kipling should havo an American wife and a homo in tho heart of Yankeedom but ho seems perfectly contented with both Mrs Kipling was Miss Carolyn Balestier with whose brother the Into Walcott Balestier Mr Kipling collaborated for several years The third member of the family is Miss Josephine Kipling who was two years old last New Years day and Woman in Germany from tho stories one hears of her Among the recent significant must bo as precocious as that typical in American child whom Papa Kipling events TTi Berlin ewas the lecture by TD i i 4 a T t toe T hates It is said that Miss Josephine iuoiui xxuiusz oi it iNeue ii ircue on tho attitude of Christianity to recently declared in bitterness of ward tho woman question before tho heart Boo hool My papa tells lots of Frauenwohl a society of progressive stories and gets money for em and women His lecture was worthy of I tell one little weeny story and get notice for the reason that it is the first time that a minister In Ger- Â¬ spanked Boo hool many has lifted up his voice to say a We can imagine Kipling laying down the pen to administer tho word In favor of the freedom of slipper N Y Commercial Adver Â¬ women Pastor Kirmsz is a young overÂ¬ tiser worked man only a little past thirty Friends Were Too Friendly who has charge of a largo parish G Whlttier was greatly wherein ho is much beloved and yet John toved by strangers who not only finds time to interest himself in such colled on him but thriftily insisted unpopular subjects as tho woman on putting up with him all night question His address was unusual coming from a man who belongs to a ylTheo has no idea said his sister bow much time Greenleaf spends pation which appears to cost an al lirying to loso these people in tho most solid vote for tho subiectlqu of jjtreots Sometimes he comes homo women About four hundred wom en assembled fodsays Well sister 1 had hard Itrasso to in tho ball on Lutzow hear bini Tbo women in mrk to lose him but I have lost Germany aro beginning to HxrL awaken 1 pan never lospa her But and at least one man among the be wpmen aro more pertinacious Has declared binuelf tolr ntheinen dont thee find them so Â¬ uI organized a qompany Tlie company was composed of the very best men in a certain town The company issued stock and sent me out to sell it But it was almost impossible to sell It Leaving Pittsburgh one night for Philadelphia to try to make a sale of some of the stock 1 met on the train a member of a wholesale firm that I had known for years We went to the smoking car to enjoy a cigar and there I incidentally told him what my object was for return- Â¬ ing to the east He remarked at oncei If your stock is all right you can sell it Well I replied you cant al- Â¬ ways sell a good thing and Ill prove it right now You see those two men sitting in tho front of the car across the aisle Well heres a good five dollar bill Ill bet you ten dol- Â¬ lars that yon cant go over there and sell it to either of them for ds much as two dollars Ho took the bet and after he had made the trial I tookhis mqpey He came near taking a lickng too fronj He tried all his arts of the men persuasion buthe couldnt get them to even take the bill in their hands They thought it was sottie kind of a bunco game and he couldnt havo gotten either of them to take it as a gift No indeed you cant always sell a good thing for its value iL Philadelphla Inquirer these stacks are fastened together by stout straps and swung over tho back of a pony ono dangling on each side like the baskets on a pack mule But as a rule the horses are left for the men and boys to ride and the papooses are either carried by the girls or packed away on a travoise which is the only Wagon the Indians have and yourwill thinlclt a very poor kind of a wagon when you hear how it is made The larger travoises arc inado of two cottomvqod branches and tho smaller ones of stout willow sticks Tho twopoTcs are crossed about a quar Â¬ ter of the distanqo from the sinallends and held Jn place with strong cords of buffalo sinew a foot or so below the Jdinlnjr a faat is fastened ronoliinor jfrom ond polo to the other and firm enougn to carry heavy burdens Tho frame of the mat is one lonp willow twig which has to be soaked and twist Â¬ ed in shape while wet and the mat is just a mesh of simply woven Idathern straps i It is a straniro shrht to see a camn packed and ready to take np tho lino of march One bypno in single file they start away the men and boys over fifteen on horseback leading tho way then tho women and dogs dragging the travoises and last of allgirls with papooses on their backs and little half naked boys running along in a jog trot breaking line every now and then to throw their balls or rob a birds nest half hidden in the thick prairie grass VIM ctnu U red rV U SUIadXlt0 4fLI Addreu ai ttari n atrePtBBUenB iiaMBBPW5 WAYNES aMrTijTl OINTMENT aatatZI meoieinfA cnrei ae3 3gKCC9 Witheat aarr lnUnul im aPrt 3 mig the urpassd b any Cityir M prices arainteegit M please -- Low2 hard times --MyLmotto lalso-have-a-first fWi I w msm KgVl BaU W droJEai 1 Bwana U Be ter oonsuL itch all erection on tho fae- handa noaat o leeiTinar WVMKV4 kin clear wblte and healthy ate or mena bv mall for firela AArm n PnlladaljiWa est prices and latest styles class Trimmer Miss Clara Essington of ihiwiid cinnati Termsi Cash Cin- Â¬ raXiltjruirugfltfKiL Sold bv R C HARDWIOK MRS ADALAYfi CORNER 9TH MAIN BOWLING GREEN T7m SCfc TWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT WHAT lTFJrB uoot lot QrupRlstalmposo a worthloBS substitute od yoo BPcauso Ityields ajrrcatorproflt Insist on hav Ina PEPFEItS ARVICilKorBend tor t Cnn be carried In voatpockot Pipslr3 plain tersp perSl per box or O for ISC with A Poaltlvi i riticuuuuranwD m inro orjiteiunu tn M5eXsPaniPhlao SoldbrdrupKictsAddreM MEMTftM AHtiDi U encantallt effect of elf abust or excuses ana indiscretion Wards off insanity and consumption antecu to cureAcrvouincnXoet Vitality r rtt1jJiBiioni ioicAotvflr cnuer ex jbnuinir Memo flr IVnBtlni Tils ii acts ppwenuny ana quicm jr cures wiei nt others fall Young men regain lost manhood clrj men recover youthful vlaor LbBoluteivOun- PEFFERS NERVIGOR DID Business Cons OOWLiNQ GREEK MjwzCm rB Mk tfnUr A altlT Jr ST MW JK 4mtZF T SOUTHERN Normal ESTABLISHED COLLEGE 1876 mi BUSINESS I SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL The irreat Business Training School pf the South English Teachers Scientific anc Classic Book Keeping Short hand Telegraphy Type Courses Music Art and Elocution provided Writing and Penmanship Pupils Can enter at for Low rates of board and tuition Send foi any time Send for cataloguecatalogue Mention Course desired - Address CHSBBYBBOS ProDrs Bottllnf OroonKy Sold by R C Hardwiok Lumber Hardware GrU ABANTEED HEATS BEATS GOOD PURE WATER 1 of the Thunder God Trembling Mountain a jnasslvo pile of peculiarly arranged rocks lying NEATS on Rogue river almost directly north of Montreal Can was known to the Indian by a combination of words sig- Â¬ nifying seat of the thunder god According to their traditions the thun- Â¬ BEST BLOOD PURIFIER der god formerly used a broad and deep XN THE WORtD indentation on its summit as a seat and therein ho would sit for three Compounded pf natures great- days in spring seven in summer five in est curative herds Successful for autumn apd two in winter They also 20 Years in the cure of all diseases believed that during the time ho was nrisingfrom impure blood Ask present great chasms would open in the oido of the mountain from which flro for Neats take no other would stream for hours vithout ceasing Nothing is known concerning tho EiaKKJEl parly history bf tho mountain but it Li Woata Saraaparilla is for sale by thought that tho legend refers to old tlmo volcanic action an opinion R 0 HBrdwick druggist strppgthoncd by its geographical name of Trembling Mountain ALL THE YEAR ROUND FROM EHE fig jj t j i v ai m isilllBiTMBal kv gf IBsPr t fi nit ri oMtf r i Do Soar Arms Match About fifty men out of one hundred have tho right arm stronger than the left sixteen havo equal strength in both arms and nearly thirty four have TABLED tho right arm and about twenty five are stronger in tho loft while twenty eight havo arms of equal strength In tho case of the lower limbs taking men and women Indifferently it has been found that out of fifty subjects twenty throe had tho loft leg more dovoloped six showed the reverso four mora showed both tho right limbs more de veloped while In seventeen all tho limbs woro more or less unequal Tho strength of tho whole body as lllus tratod by lifting power Is about two to one in favor of mezu v ISfatistica aro quotcu to buut tidy Vorkcliy last year J547 fires firore caUjBfed These proportions aro more evonly distributed in women Nearly forty seven per oent aro stronger in the left arm the stronger than tho mm right OfiniNT NOTHING BUT PILES CURES A known for IS years as tho BEST REMEDY for PILES PTetfd tr3ieSAB8S0 SURE and CERTAIN CURE sorit nv ale pisvoqists USD COi STIOUISi Euro TrcsDt PosiW Gun for Imvotinci Lota Bimlnal of Manhood Box tmltilona Sotmatorrhta Nervoutntit SilfDIttruit Lou of Mtmoru Ae Will mahtuoua STIfONB Vltof out man Prftt 100 4 iOO tV flcJiampion by c6UbygasJa73by UiMJ W with Ittui rW fihfHlf bsmlimmAv ui Site rJititt tiARWaeMTV BU1U WJf VSJH9 ww f ufuv ana power it-- MW W WST f Hopkinsville Ky yirginiaStrsbti W OU BeeMPourfchand MftliO 4 i rtS PkonelQS O G- MoDaniel t r itbNw ry i u Businesi8ilg C onrWel mmtmmmmm li im rz1 M t tt A April 30 1895 4 HQKINIOGLE KENTJOEIANy l m JYB The A G0OTJ3Y n fi okf X oVi 9 WHEN CUPID REIGNS a A Curious jPestrVaTat WjWh tH HENNESSY Was ELEVATED TRADE MtfRK IT-- the 4 Manage Benhara TelU of Travel F V L ble to fimHnany other country The first express ever run across r Peaaiiwniare and female enter tho plains f as started by a man tihoty Jnitbe earlymoining all named Bimerfield in 1858 said drfesa inTthelr holiday drss and A InvftrtfTnr TtanVifim nf Mnntnnn fVn all betitv on s being married v -i The wvu iu manager ci the flrst overland ex youngjf menand women march up press to Q4 writer of the Chicago anddowu ttie market place and as ji Journal It started at Little ftock soon as a young peasant ees the iArk and followed a southern route1 girl for whom ho has a liking he In Â¬ T n n vA4 v r l n n n buiuuu xxuuaus VIUW lUUXUu an- - vites her into one of the many S zona and then tr TVus Anrrpies UnL cabarets or cafes that surround tho vv auuuii uvu veura iivbcr iu iouu uur market and here tho agreement and company was formed for the pur- Â¬ conditions for the marriago are pose icarrying the mails to tho talked over ii DntnTJ4 T wua inuuwu us au me The young- peasant is always at Â¬ lutiuuuuau ii Central Overland California tended by an important personage Pikes Peak Express company Wil- Â¬ called the spokesman Thlsper liam H Russell Alexander Majors son plays a mostMmportarit part and a man named Wadlii fonned and without him no maritiago could i xne comnanv ana tne contracts witu bo arranged This mamftnjoys th f the government for carrying mails confidence of both parties be knows jtyeremnideottth3i tilrdrnii mek wns1 nuu 4uauiivtiLiuus oi Qvery youn chosen manager arid -- had myofflce peasant and how much of a marriago In Denver portion eabh girl Is provided with The southern route run by But- - It is he who does the talking for v h ferfield did not have as much prom both parties and If an agreement Is inence as ours which for years was entered into and a wedding Is tho knownas the pony express route result he receives a certain part pf It stated in at SjJoseph Mo the wedding portion a newhigh hat riinnlng through Nebraska to Fort and a pair of boots As long as tho Kearney to Fort Xaramie Wyo consultation between the two fam- Â¬ JhenctoDenver to Salt Lake City ilies commenced at the festival to Placerville Nev and to Sacra- Â¬ continues the spokesman his a good mento Cal The whole trip ex Â¬ time He is entitled to the best of tending half across the continent food and drink and if he successful- Â¬ was made in seventeen days when ly carries out the negotjations he is no accident befell and accidents the first one to bo invited to tho were not sb numerous as some peo- Â¬ wedding ple have imagined From St Jos- Â¬ As soon as tho couple are engaged eph to Denver the trip took seven which must be done before the days and from Denver to Sacra- Â¬ festival is pver the custom is for mento was a journey of ten days the beau to purchase some oranges That was of course by tho regular and candy for his glrli arid she preEtage route and little time was lost sents her intended husband with a In making it pipe and a package of tobacco To accommodate our business we The origin of this marriage festi- Â¬ had about one hundred and fifty val is lost in obscurity but it is coaches most of which were kept faithfully observed by the people of running all the time To haul them this province year after yeaY we had fifteen hundred horses scat- Â¬ tered along the route from St Jos- Â¬ Or De KovonV Letter eph to Sacramento In addition we At a recent exhibition of dollsin had six or seven thousand head of Chicago a doll was shown which once cattlewhich were used in hauling heavy jftlght and transporting feed had a letter addressed to it by the for thfeTjqrses and provisions for our lato Dr De Koven the great Epis- men You can see that tho business copai nign courcn leader it was was not by any means a isinall one as follows v My Dear Wax I am glad to hear and it continued to grow as long as of your birth and that you are there was any use for such means of transportation This was until the named for me and that you are of completion of the Union Pacific rail wax You could not be of better Way to California in 1870 Then stuff for a minister You will look overland traffic and mail service sweet this will please the young could Kfwanaged to better purpose you cannot talk too much this will by tAtdUjIjilroad and ourpony ex- - please the old You can wink at 1 40ent out of existence But things whioh you will have to do i8that time from the day that You will eatllttle you will need but When you are bruised no route was first opened in 1860 small pay you cau be put on tho shelf without its business had steadily increased Even the building of therailroad as- - a word and a doll new fresh and sisted us for our line was the best with red cheeks will take your place adapted for carrying to western sta- Â¬ If you have to be a martyr by fire you will melt easy and save pain to tions employes and provisions those who have to put you In but If you Mo good to even ono little girl bSTRlbH FARMS C your life will be wortha Plenty of ij jard Vftrk andBut Little like great deal Sogpod byfrom your Mohey inhe Busipe33 Ostrich farmers who rusiied into the busincssa jgvr years ago when its -- Mistakes WIN- Happen wjis first boomed have found that it The Telegraph Age tellshowtel is oqtjall hj3iratVcjyvSinAedi lnfv p egraph stead of beobrojbgmultjt millionaires offidei wrotetQr in a Bos tpn n wspaper ts remonstrance in a few years mifriy ofthem have ii6t paid expenses others iiavotaadfe to the teiegrfapHpertor because a little money buf less thn the the latter in Ills copy had entirely k same amount of capitaland labor omitted the letters f and where they should have appeared would have bnTuglit them in almost The operator replied to thenoto apy other business Wi Mistaqhes i The great mjstake was ihe failure shying are liable to happen In thd besttpv to realize that the ostrich being phnmilles and to type- still wild could ioV successfully be regulated wqll writers as It is lfadeed a vry subjected to the same treatment and unphortunate aphair but the epV conditions under which domesticated animals andi birds wiji thYlve In and thdcay fell out and are lost ophlce confinement they multiply butslow This morning I called at the whom I lyandsproduoe feathers of an- n ov the gentleman phrom but phailedfto sf priongVade while thejr vicious in- - rent this outphit phlnd him inj in phactjthe qphlce puncts arestut so strong in at n is ouen lmptWDie torejmpYejmft fphourwOr phivo clays Idpnbhdue feathers witBoutkillinE thes bird In tho December eyery year in the little This is tho WescBbfore the Advent or tho Great Belgian cltyof Arton Extent of Hteam Horse jceleVjratiSt- Nicholas festival and tjeIlnxlriCB Ji its icoubteijpart Is probably lmpossl V tiefatf fri JufSI A 8ingujarifctet CMStom takes plMftlfcf3M Thursday1 in J Lltt rvr 1 R A f Vf Jtnltcd toSnjpport lhllosoplitenl Iroposltlom j Ctii Jlntic J1Ki U FredCriclyUphm Adams ls n prreat Man is talent forHSutlerlntendinf naturally a loss Tho ability to bo bossed is an acquired habit Besides being chiei smoke Inspector Mr Adams H A a is strongly addicted to esoteric philosUn instance illustra ophy 1I recall tive of this proposition continued Mr Up Adams as he sought a match Elgin way the section gang was out repairing thejtrnck There were seven men in the outfit including the sec - Ki II I si tion boss It was pay day and tho ex To ivmviuiWf ecutive had to go to Elgin to the pay car and get the money for his men Hennesayhe said to one of the men kape an eye on the bys while Im RA5HVIUE pone Section Boss Casey had turned the ROUTE OF THE curve and was beyond view by tho time Hennessy had his pipe alight and was ready to discharge the functions of boss frwat are jez doin Mick he THB ONLY asked of his friend and late his equal qne Durkin Pullman Vostibuled Train Servloo with DuVtW wacles replied Durkin for GonetipBtion and Piles Sl00 Kewest and Finest Say Coaches JKapd on cuttin thein said Ilcn THE OIL CURB Pastile for Fe Sleepers and Sinlntr Oara nesseVi For why are yez pack in that male Diseases Leucorrhen UlceraMOM THE usvgcabquJtJVlisthjQrIcDexmQtt tion and iBrolapaua vQne jnonthte fTOar Im seein is the thrack straight treatment 200 THE OIL CURE Tis a good thing the guago is bet ter capable of measurin than the eye for Catarrh of Hoad Nose and av yez since the day Jim Casey gov yo Throat S100 THE OIL for Ec-Â¬ the wallop An be sure ye kapo them zema S100 THE OIL CURE for parallil Pwat are yez thryin to do with the push buggy McGlnnis and Fistula in Ano 500 the dignitary turned his superior gazo These valuable combinations of AND ALU POINT8 IN THE on the man who was taking liberties Oile are prepared from the Formulas tvith the running gear of a wheelbar NORTH AND NORTHWEST of the celebrated Drs Reynolds and roW S L KODGEBS Its oilin it I am rotumed Mc will be sent postpaid on receipt of Southern Passenger Agt Ginnis with humility price where druggiBts are not supChattanooga Tenn Drop it man drop it There a Send stomp for illustrated J B Cavanauqh job for tho masther mechanic Take plied General PasseDger Agt that bar and tamp up thim ties Fwat catalopue on Chronic and Malignant Evansville Terre Haute K K th ell does any man av tho name of Skin Diseases Ulcers Tumors and The Oil Cure Co Consumption Evansville Ind McGinnis know about machinery Hennes- Â¬ 129 S Spruce StNaahvilla Tenn Then said Mr Adams sey sat on the hand car and cursed his I JOHN ECHOLS JECEIER3 ST JOHN BOYLE slaves for two Hours at tho end of rfmffofP which time Casey returned with the pay Chicago Times Herald DeliiK HnflHclden f Prof essionar Cards Hanbeut Frank BsLct t J Oft jOIL- NjCURt fHAHBERVfcBELL fraotfee a the Courts of Christian and ad olning counties Office City Hall building Court Square HOPK1NSVILLE KY vmff W S WITHERS InkJine r It iu- OfSce over Plaiters Bank North HOPKINSVILLE KY FRANK RIYESW Hopkinsville McDaniellBlock corner I IW Office withJudgc J Cth Ky Landes In the and Main SUPPOSITORY Andrew Seargent M D PHYSICIAN And SUHGECW -FUta and Main streets City Court Room TELEPHONE NO 5 oyFJCE opposits SOUTH Terre Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul H H Painter and Skerritt all work DonetwlthJNeatness JandJDispatchand at Low estPrlces tmT-- SHOP 8th3treettrextto DJR Beard ofnce5HopkinsvilleyCy Paper HHanger DR5PREST0N THOMAS PHYSICIAN SURGEON UW Office over Bank IHopkiDsvillej Doy and Night HOPKINSVILLEKY -OFFICE HOURS j BREAKFAST BACON Soiuo Cnro Ib Necessary Iu tho Cooking to Have It lllght As td cobking bacon most people find v N jiotef K- frying thqjraost handy method of serv Â¬ ing bacon in small quantities It will not do though to thrust the pan on tlje stove and leave the bacon to cook itself Some care is necessary as like other things all bacon does noi behave in the same way and a slice of lean means so much more than needs t be turned over on td a fatter you imagine serious and part to keep it from getting too dry while another rasher cooks more quick iatal diseases result lrom ly thtfn the rest so without carethe trifling ailments neglected rashers will not cook evenly In doing snf all quantities it is well to put a lit- Â¬ Dont play with Natures tle bacon fat in the pan Save it each greatest gift health day when frying pouring it in a jar to Ifvouarefeellne keep it This plan preserves tho meat 1out of sorts weak from hardening Some of the best ana generally ex hausted nervous J cooked bacon I ever saw was served nave no appeme daily among other breakfast dishes and cant work begin at once takwere cut with mathe The rashers ing the most Tellamatical precision and laid in a large ble strengthening baking tin overlapping each other so medlcinewhlchis Browns Iron Bit that each strip of lean was on tho fat ters A lew bot of the rasher underneath The tin tles cure benefit comes from the was then placed in the oven and loft very first dose ii till the meat was cooked The bacon wont stain vettr Ueth and its never varied in appearance the lean pleasant to take being beautifully tender and the fat cooked through but not chippy Every stranger always asked how the bacon was cookea and why it never looked Dyspepsia Kidney nhd Liver done too little or too much f Neuralgia Troubles Boiled bacon goes further than fried Constipation Bad Blood and a dainty little bit is the end of the Malaria Nervous ailments loinwhen it is rather lean A piece weighing two and a half pounds makes Womens complaints a nice piece for a small family and Get only the genuine it has crossed red lines on tne wrapper All others are sub- Â¬ should be boiled the rind peeled off stitutes On receiotof two 2c stamns we and the fat crumbed as a hairu This will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds 1 Fair View and book free when cut off a piece of gocjd Wiltshire aDnwti rUcMirn rn nuiTituriDe un bMwnt w wri1 iii wnu ll wiiwil is a great delicacy and to be recomtfbff0imfitf4ffmyAiaffkvifAi mended when h ham proves too large Then the gammon or Allot is a good boiling piece to use as ham and may M08T IN QUANTITY BEST IN QUALITY weigh from four pounds to six pounds By taking a corner piece or weighing the hand in a much lower price is asked but perhaps in the long run the middle cut is as cheap as there is ab-Â¬ solutely no waste at all London In Poor Health Browns 6o5f s rai Cincinnati AND ALL POINTS Junius Office over C IcDavitt THE MISSISSIf PI VALLEY ROUTE f Louisville Evansville fy DENTIST Kellys Jewelry Store HOPKINSVILLE AD DOBICOUBT Ky W C SHOOK iwmiimJ wwmn imbmiii r mob New Orleans DOMCOURT LEADING SHOOK fl -- TO Meiriphis Yicksbnr House Sign and Decorative AND ALL POINTS Limited Trains and Perfect Service Connecting at Memphis with through trains to all points in SOUTH T B t Grainers and Paper Hangers on Ninth Street opposite Galther Wests Tobacco Warehouse Hopkinsville Ky Office Arkansas and Texas Rates Tickets and all Information will be furnished ou application to your nearest ticket agent LYNOH Hotel Henderson Entirely new and first class In all respects Excellent Sample Booms and service unequaled in the city On Double Car Line C F L P Kleidereh Propric s - Kv Henderson mmtmt Iron Bitters General Passenger Acent Louisville Ky r u oUISVJLLE ST AS KAIL WAY WEST LOUIS TEX 1895- It Cures SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY1 No 0 80 7 8 01 8 0 51 FIRST NATIONAL bound Daily 53 No Daily BARBER SHOP H Lv Louisville West Point Brandenburg Irvington Cloverport Hawesvllle Lewisport Stephensportt Uf Spotsvllle Ar Henderson Owensboro W W GRAY PROP p m 7 45am 25pm 8 40nm B NINTH ST NEAE MAIN p m 917nm 80pm 9 45am SHAVING 40 SHAMPOO- Â¬ 90pm 10 28a m 9 38pm 10 50 am ING 25 HAIR CUTTING 54pm 11 16 a m 10 18 pm 1140 am 25cents 10 50 pm 12 22 am II 45 p m lOSpm Nothing but firet clasB work and all 12 10 a m 180pm done in latest fashion No 62 east bound Owensboro Lewisport Hawesvllle Cloverport Stephensport Irvington Brandenburg West Point Ar Louisville Datly No 54 Daily W SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 9 Lt Hftnderson Spottville Queen A tbfliViiby b approachedi and bandied in eomparatiVe safety Os Â¬ llPdoubtiless evehtual- trich fafm ly pcoveasuccefisnot ohly ih Cali fprnia but in Florida and Texas but they cannot be made so in a year pr Tim Vpatiebce rfnd skill are two evenmore requisite in this than in other branches of farming rilHV expected it is necessary to gainmorov mysclphffcbutiwill get tho specials experi ffiJSJveRSR WRWW ryri men i oi ine cpiricnes anu py a care- - slder tliis nq joaue but a serious J n phaltbpBdliyours J fule se of i Dreetunguto llt Jeraaicate aphair rJ ic I in1 i wme down Ihe wijd ptyyfrie so gan1 or Wt A I m Tmtittiftmti hWuccess tKMooSrihls afletyov spelling A StoVyf lyiiinfc 4 BankNotos Tho Bank of England has in its possession a bank note dated Decem berl01699 for555- - It was printed-but had from an4 engraved pla blanPiaces for the amount date riumbeFond signatui fii Acrossvlt appfarftnee ltjs noVal v unlike the modern notei Xti tncrther thevbankf1iVrary is another notevfor 25 which was pot presented t or Jli AB6tMT curiosltyrsaid-tp-b- e yeambntsj Old arwritten ten memoranda jtf thM itv vjas repaid threellnsll- - showing rV1 i r uaiqviU ote ior Ml AAA VWlatV1TRO uryYy w M noi66s tnan m t The EhUaafelphlT Reobrd faXfa a SQ6dv stpry of AXascagnTi ulh0vcomi poser During nis rocent visit in London while In his roomfat a hotel he heard an organ grlnderi play the Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rus tlcana Tho man playing the piece nl entirely too fast exasperated and descending into tho street the composer addressed tho organ- Â¬ You play entirely too ist saying fast liet me show you- how it And who aro ought to be played ybu asked the wandering minstrel I hapDon to be the composer of tho ipiece replied Mascagni and then tie played the intermezzo for the as Â¬ tonished organ grinder In the Imagine Masdanis tempo surprise when on the following day ho sawj the same prgan grlnder In uuui ujnis oouse witu u piucuru ou thtflorgJKiSoawhkih waa Inscribed 4lPupil of Jflmv Mas--cag- cor--re- ct definite critical edition of Dante has been undertaken by tho Societa Dantesca dltalia the first based on the collection of all accessible manuscripts As nearly 000 manuscripts of the divine comedy are known to exist the labor will bo enormous In its publication tho Giornule Dantesco the society assumes as settled certain Questions vThehistorical reality of Beatrice now admitted almost generally the date of the Vita Nuova now determined to be long tbthe first years of tho lastde cadeof the thirteenth century the sup Â¬ position that some part of the Convito was written before Dantes exile now shown to be without foundation tho composition of the De Monarchia now generally held to be later than that o the ether minor works Ben Franklins morals and religious belief have been the subject of much discussion A letter written by Frank lin to his sister Mrs Mecum dated O- Â¬ ctober 10 1789 indicates tho writers firm belief in the goodness ot God It is one of the last letters written by tho great philosopher and tho following extract will show the state of his mind A to my Health it conat the time tinues asusual sometimes better somewith respect to the times worse Happiness hereafter Swjhich you mention I have nb Doubts bout it confiding as I do in the Goodness of that Being who thro so hg a Life has con ducted me- with so many Instances Of it4 Wh Mistress Lina how can you keep on readjnjri Jhat novel while Oh maam baby is crying ion laid jits crying doesnt disturb me at all Tit Blts vermifuge 20 FOR YEARS Has lod all WORM Remedies EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED1 SQXD DITCG GISTS WHITES CREiH a m 2 55pm 43am 316pm am 400pm 013am 415 pm 0 87 a m 4 59 p m 10 05 a m 5 24pm 10 28 am 5 45pm 1105 am 6 80pm 1131am 668pm 12 05 p m 7 35am 7 20 7 WHEN YOU 8 SO O o OTo LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph made at 1 00 p m 8 80am For further information address H C Mobdue A G P A Louisville Ky or W L WYBRANTS tNEW STUDIO BrAM Mills Owrnsboro Ky No 580 Fourth Avenu rtlCUAHDOS BKDfClSK CO BT BsaNWViBXaSlffvJBNgT- IOvK Oiplomatic MI Dufferin lnflrlfttwai lw heard the other day Bays the a story editor of London Truth about Lord Dufferin which goes to show his ability as a diplomatist When the French government had determined to have a Joan of Aro demonstration the French minister of foreign affairs wont outof his way to explain to the English ambassa- Â¬ dor that this was in no way intended against England Lord Dufferin concurred and pointed out thatas the Burguudians had insisted on her execution it was fully realized in Eng land that the demonstration waa against Burgundians The French- Â¬ I shall man had to concur in this be happy to take part myself In tho procession said Lord Dufferin The Frenchman smiled in a sickly way Nay more continued Lord Duf- Â¬ ferin Itbere is a gentleman at my erabassay who is a lineal descendant of the Lord Talbot of that day He too will be delighted to join The In the smile became more sickly ancestral halls of the head of his family there is possibly the armor of the Lord Talbot of the days of Joan of Arc his descendant would wear The Frenchman changed the Therearethrep OrdroftMich It UClf wiugmijiivawwrfoijw I wvB- 8ibject pjt the qpn versatloni V v T-T- A X HjJ Frnce and Germany A Â¬ Â¬ km 4j 4s m m iHB w cities of m Louisville Ky Mall Express No 4 trough Trunk Line oetwuen the cities 0 Chango in Time Ohio Valley Railway Taklnjr Effect Sunday Sept 23rd 1894 TRAINS GOING SOUTH Cin cinnati Lexington Louis vilev Evansville St Louis And the No 2 Dally Mail Express Ur Evansville Dally MontNashville Memphis gomery Mobile andNew Orleans WJTHOU CHANttSi AND SPEED Ar Henderson Corydon Morganileld DeKoven Sturgls Marion Princeton Corulean Springs Gracey Hopkinsville UNBIVALED LV Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon JachsonvUVddiid points 1210 pm NORTH BOUND No 1 Dally No 8 Daily Mail Express Mail Express 11 33 a m 1149a m 630am 717 am 712am 813am 84t am 00 am 949am 1057 am 1 330 pm 420 pm 441pm 515 p m 562 pm 603 pm 664 pm 765p m 888 pm 863 pm 016 pm Hopkiisvllle l llUUDbUUtn Marlon Morganileld Corydon Henaerson Ar Evansville DeKoven G4Sam i fl 9Ma m 1025 am 1350 am 1135 a m LOCAL 715 a m 814 a u 917 am 215 p m 505 p m 603 p m o7 742 p m 815 pm 840 pm 930 m pm in Florida KKK1UHT 10W a m Connections are made at Guthrie aud a8hviJle jpr aU pointa South and W ustu 1 InPiillnian Palace Cats Ar Hopkinsville Ar LvPrlnceion 715am Daily onaat cV Princeton UNIONTOWN BRANCH Ar Morganueld LV w78oni 10 60pm r this road iiiiirceiY special Jow rates See agents oitWacomiHmy forrstea EMIGRAN V IS IjvUnlpntown v South Bound Doily 740a m 480pm m b05 a North Bound Ditily ru6cUp e routes VJ W --w-- ILi HJdA V A fi 4 AH i aiPJAJrJiOGP nWiifo or wntato Moranfleld rUnloQtownk t MSHSBVfOODAgt HopkiiTlll Ky ivrjDam B 00im pin 7o pui 4 IU- LouUVills T A FMneML ai j my a i i r A i pnVmft r i- W i i i Ji ft w vw KETPPKIAN n yn w tifeM iVIlf V J Jpril SO j r x rattp FUBL1SBEV ofc St ty l6tp 1 L gtei Tr iand u4imikd ltttor TUISMT flfifl BY FRIBXT SWMM 4 11 i p H V it l 5 w 1 ir L inevitably naeana the gofd atandwrd HP rT tfv I 9 m during cvass for gavemdein yatns Believed V money would go ufthfir iit 1891 in several speeches I discussed Blood rarlfled and Js There never was a time when r YEAR IN ADVANCE SUBSCRIPTION 2 Urt Wn tho question and tpok substantially nfhinor - UUV CnilQren S COIUUlimiipil BU1ML Wliu nf hnxnntr Nerves Made Strong by pVi WIO VYU 4 PAV Local readlnR notices 20 cents per line Spe tho sanie position In 18K the free 8 cents per line each Insertion cap ana a z pair pants cial Local turnlahed coinage for standing advertisement Kates of silver was deirianded in nn application TTV wm the Democratibpiatfprms of twenty W Wrif It gives mo great pleasure to state M m X OFFlUU S12 SOUTH MAIN1 STREET m ILL two states many other states hot hold- wit Hoods Sarsaparilla has done foe me nnm v nd my wile Bbe baa beeti afflicted with IT ANNO UN CEMENT ing Democratic state conventions neuralgia pains in hor bead for six years We are authorized to announce during the year vThe demand is and it settled in ber eyes At times she V-v JUDGE JOHN PHELPS stay sanctioned by the history of our re would be totally blind aad bave toroom in a aartc as a candidate for Circuit Court Judge In this vV is not only the best but handgomesF combination in the for months district subject to tho action of the Demo publiq for nearly a century of its ex- Â¬ rf Afi- - mill rt4- J A short time cratic party Election November 5 1S95 WM DiauK ljur 11 1 auu grey auquBDuiiio ttu Gov Br6Vjn istence town ago we began A - r r IJ using Hoods ft V A Sarsaparilla ad Two of the most pronounced free The Nicaraguan government is be today thank God she is able silver newspapers in the state the ing bulldozed by England The cen- - 1 II Ri Owensboro Messenger and the Hop Huiiuiujiuiiu rujmuiiu iius ueuu or- qvo oinntiAvs nnrl it is onlv a matter of time kinsville Kentuckian are most severe jdered to pay an indemnity and fail in their attacks upon two of the most ing England hasitaken possession of when hey will be gone and we cannot replace pronounced free silver men Jco the port of Coriuto to collect the mon The clothes you buy ot us aamits you to me max pitiue eveiy Mr BIr Tm n TV 7 Blackburn and Wat Hardin This eyherselfi The little government has LWhere They are Kunntnaker to declared Corintd 4 a closed port and Judionla Arlc strikes us as a- - verypopr w new assortment of promote free silver EUzabethtjJn temporarily baffledJohn Bull Great to attend to her T o AUV illCAUVjiilVi rj itf H 1OllOUOi ml householdd u t i ej rrVa ul iv irr i t rttpr Trt News Britain may declarawar JU XJIw wofirmArislVir is guaranteed the very best i ir which she had not The Kentuckian cannot recall any deviously for Price power qan go no further with meritorious The Womans Edition of theChrks years My done case was somewhat simw severe attacks it has made on either own merchandise than tlie low prices we have gentleman It prefers Mr Clay for vlle Tobacco LeafChrpnicle was a lar and since taking Hooqs Bareaparllia my placed oji our goods tins season governor and Gov Brown for senator credit tothe1 tateof Tenuesseeaswell tho inflammation has left my eyes and have become quieted My health nerves because it believes new men are need- as our neighboring city It was a trib today is better than It has been for eev ute to the culture the brains and ed at the front once in a while Be- Â¬ sides these gentlemen are as thorough the good judgment of the bright ly in accord with the principles of wpmen who took hold of the matter oral years I am gaining in Btrength and WilijAm H I feel like a new man the Democratic party and free coin Â¬ and carried it to success NUNAMAKER Judsonia Arkansas age is one of them as their oppon- Â¬ Hoods Pills nru liand made and perfect Speaker Crisp lines up for free ents who have been so long in office In proportion and appearance 23o per box bimetalism and a western man for Tho New Haven Echo of last week president He says the people want A Philadelphia Man Is Concerned appeared in a handsome double edi- Â¬ free silver and if the Democratic par- Â¬ for Her Future tion It was printed on tinted book ty expects victory it must face the Thpmas Stptt whpse will dlspps i paper and contained more than forty issue squarely ing of an estate valued at two thou- Â¬ To call your attention again to the fine line of imported Un sand dollars was admitted to pro- Â¬ portraits and other engravings made The latest gossip from Washington bate in this city the other day de- derwear we have pn himd fresh from the best Mills of Germany ik especially for the Echo Editor Jno is that Cleveland will refuse to con- Â¬ vised it all to his wife and Imposed France and England No old stock but everything fresh and v J Barry is one of the veteran publish- Â¬ sider the claims of any office seeker M how And the great tariff reduction is seen at once in the tho following restriction The ers of the state though still number- who will not sell his principles on the only condition imposed is that my prices we make A ed among the younger class who Mi silver question for a mess of official beloved wife Maria Stott shall not Best English Wsle Garment made for x5 and best V J have done so much to improve and remarry after my decease but re-Â¬ elevate the character of the Kentucky pie Frencli at only Sroo and A I imported French Balbrig- - i i main forever after my widow press during the last fifteen years L ganatsoc See our line of Gov Brown toes the line of the Should this injunction be dispbeyed Ho publishes an excellent paper that is shpuld she remarry this my r constitution and declares for free and vm though in a small town and we are unlimited coinage of both metals of last will and testament will beepme glad to note his continued prosperity the present ratio Gov Brown sel- Â¬ null and void in so far as her Inter- est is qonqernd and I chargo my rtv J v Jae H Eckejs controller of the dom goes wrong on constitutional executor or executors with the task questions r Tho finest and best- hiakes RAnfn- XiMit Rnhfis frnmvtha in5 St seeingthat thebenefits I desire her A v r treasury the young Illinois newspaMtyAkBfy afcwSiy tVenjoy from the proceeds of rdy cheapest Muslin tos the very5 jSnest Textures prdducedifl i tirr per man discovered by President The reported wholesaleJynching of -- t t tin i on condition of her remain Â¬ Cleveland tVb years ago claims to negroes in Alabama jhas beenr con- estate ve handle nothing that itfVWiWKYtt ing my wjdow shall be equally di- Â¬ Neck Wear When wo tell your have been offered a job as financial firmed Five were hanged for mur Â¬ vided share and share alike among - is not madeby Kufus Watefliome it is sufficient --1bu knowrt editor of the Chicago Times Herald dering a white man and burning his my children llvlpg at the time she i 31 iBUJuuuuJ Ui t i recently turned into a goldbug organ body Three of thbm were women ill may rerdarry J iJ i rsl Ailif at double the salary he now receives In the fbllowiricr paracrrarihl the - TV We i 1 n li testator wrote rVTbarpbiect bfi my HeJias declined the tempting offer So Jong as silver- my3eoeaso most comril6toliiie of Shirts made In addition a Monarchsrr liu I sln however being unwilling to trust the the constitution tho people want it life is that afteryou will find allthe rioveltifes in colofed goods from 49QUp2V r1 administration for the next two years If it is to be removed from our cur- cerely hope tha nothing may otcur win luv tk will harass or make the re- Â¬ without his eucouraging support and rency why npt amend tho constitu- that I ic nay mainder of the days ofhiy beloved personal direction tion and do it lawfully- wife Maria SiJoti anvthingibiit m tjays of pleasuroT arid comfort hence Oily Jeems leaves Jiis financial the imposition I am in favor of the restoration of - fjy f i of the foregoing A11 the new things in Stiff Hats the silver metal at the rate of 16 to 1 views in such doubt that it is jieces- - named condition1 All the novelties in Strawv jVjfi ttflh I impelled to Iam As a throw this safeguard around believing in the light of an experience sary to cross question him fv byV and Childrens Clotlilri The finest line Ueas l that covers a century such ratio will straddler from Straddlersville he has through a deep sense of the many Pants etc See us on SHoes establish and maintain permanently no equal in Kentucky good qualities of my beloved wife after a lohgand happjr married life the parity between the two metals I ii Schweinfurtht tho pretended Mes- Â¬ in which I have jnvariably proved believe that we should take this action at the earliest day possible inde- siah at Bockford 111 and three of her tp be my best counselor and faithful helpmeet and 1 am conse- Â¬ pendent of the policies or views of the angels in his terrestial Heaven sin- Â¬ Senator Blackburn have been indicted for living in open quently animated with a most other nations cere desire that after I have passed aw f nfim ri iiiim adultery away she may bo enabled to spend Cleveland has announced that none The Covington Ledger Senator the remainder of her days in case and but goldbugs will hereafter be apHaving full confidence quietness SSt HEADQUARTERS roa pointed to office Gil Shanklin the Goebels newspaper has suspended in her wis discretion and sterling HOPKINSVILLE KY V ROSES BULBS PLANTS akd SEEDS leader of the Indiana silver Demo- rmhlication good sense that she will make a Is the finest Hotel in the South All mod- Â¬ MBiiinii TRY OUR UNRIVAUSO SETS several shirts in crats who tore up proper use of the benefits this RPAK DSUVBKBD ATY0DX POST OFFICII The Daily Commonwealth pub instrument is intended to confer ern Improvements Steam Heat and Elect used as nominating Grover is to be OUK OATALOGUB Of 1SO PAQBB PRBB TO ALLt Carlisles home is upon her I hereby appoint as execu- Â¬ Lights throughout in Senator m MD BE PLEASED WE GOflEMIEE SITISFflCTIOH the first awful example in connec- lished Rates 2 to S3 50 per day an able advocate of free coinage OPQIQ tor Thomas BShpro to see that these tion with the Havana consulship Hodges Co Managers my ihtentionsj aro carried into OUR SCUCT10H OF SORTS Russid and Franco have notified effect Set A 10 Superb Ewrbloomlng iloM 10 eortsi Philadelphia Ledger Wherever Cassius JUT Clay is heard Set B lO Friz Obrysantusmums in iu sorts that she shall not take Chinas 3 SetC 10 Best Geranlnmi 10 cholceit colors of he makes a world of friends He Japan Set I 10 New Mammoth Verbena 10 color territory Expqhsjve Postago Stamps Set E lO Sweetest Carnations ererbloominir 10 sorts has none of the tricks of the dema- Manchuria sorts Set F lO Vett Uollotropei most frnerant Set 0 10 Hardy Shrubs leading sorts 10 varieties gogue but his practical common lhYEAR Itls stated that tho highest price Lessons given in Oil and China Fainting The Kansas Republican League Set II 15 QIadlolils including umids 10 colors all different colors Set J Drawing In ChaTooal Crayon Pastel etc sense his honesty and his undoubted declared for free silver 8 Best GrapeTlne SorfsCannaabeit blootnon 4 ACRES over- - puiu ivr w poaiue Hturap wa Set K 4 Select Sorts French Recently paid by an English dealer Lesson Hours trom 0 to 12 Al UNQR ability impresses the people that he Set Ii 10 Vines and Oreopers forPiirchbr Baskets 6 Ferns and Mosses for Ferneries fluss Set M in purchasing tho onoand two pence CHINA FIltED- is the proper man for Governor Senator Blackburn will make a SctN 10 FollagePlants brightest hardiest Ret OI IS facKets unoice flower BeeasBoiocL mi n of the first issue of Mauritius the Those Interested invited to call t speech at ElktOh AlaylS UI Q Vina- nrapafUl Pnlinn -utronii W 3400 each This breaks the F STUDIO tat Residence South Main St tA price A ii j mill Address NANZ NEUNERUoulsvlllerKvy ii n iff record by a large sum Harpers The sound money advocates are The cricket ground is awholesome young People not making sound enough to drown training fitjld for young Englishmen l the roar of the free coinage cyclone I tit has cpst me one way or antfth- Tho JKepubUcaufthayoi changed the is sweeping everything before it er a fiver to play in this match I that state convention to June i The people can no longer be deluded haye traveled 200 miles andj npwr I daterotthcif 6 a postponement of one week by the solemn protestation that scarce can say ttiat i naye piayea on a siao 5HIP TO US The largest CommfssloifrioHS i In the South Tho most libera ii cos ana uei laciutiss lor which made 53G runs- and if had a money will benefit them IUO miaaie man8 nrn tat stayed away they would only have alshed freoof chanre QatarrnOannotboOurQd duca line Write us for prices fi Gen B uckner Is preparing a state- made 535IDONBSQMVUtlOh CARTER CO a With LOCAL APPLICATIONS 319 MurrellCeWt LOUISVILLE No31318151317 Spsaid a very good- cricketer at they cannqreacfy the heart of the ment of his views on the currency pf a two daysjftnatch in the qisease uatarrn is a cuooy or cpn A Qonjpiotpjand peautifnlljacjcion j question Fromthe yagbeAihaurier thdend mm if iJtPiWl7sWjWsMMMR SuL i hand all atx coursb of which m had received stitutiouai aiseaseana m oraprtocure in which he professes fifriend fit dJ A Kiti threo balls only butisaidlit with- Â¬ it you must take internal remedies ThV Production of Peanuxs C ship for silver and adesire for out a semblarice o grumbling in his Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal LOWEST Cash FIGURES Â¬ sound money ho will doubtless at- vplce Being a cricketer he had ly arid acts directly on tho blood and Thr4 Is the succulent peanjit Halls Catarrh tempt to straddle Mayb6 you think It doesnt play a learned tp Ipso sight pf his personal mucous surfaces a large part pn the industrial stage I failure in thinking of tho success pf Cure is not by quack medicine It was one of tho best physi prescribed we hope and believe cians in this country for years and is but l you do you are mistaken Qfflcc oVer Congressman McCreary is out ja a his side and Beck room Suits Bnnlc of Hopklnsvllle The yearly pnxluctlon of peanuts in long and dreary waste of words mak Â¬ that ho folt that ho would rather a regular prescription it is compos- Â¬ Houm from Uaam and a to A p hj this country is about 88Q0000Q made pna ed of the best tonics known combin ing a general straddle on the currency Vin a match wherein heipr pounds Vjrginia Georgia Tennes Â¬ run than scpre a century a lofllng ed with tho best blood purifiers act question Ho wants nothing done up see and North Carolina harvesting ing directly on the mucuous surfaces side SOUTH KY- - POlj2JBY without tho consent of England pn rare occaslpns do wmee The perfect combination of tho two the most in the order named But Only dontcher know after all tlw American crop of peaIndian Games 15 eaJMfaj 80 a downright selusQ prlcketer and lnsrreaients ib wnat proauces sucn Solid OakBlaok tanghans8BaXlht nuts to smaU compared wjth that of vro instinctively ifailthai a wonderful results in curing Catarrh then rahmas15egeS2J- oibefter Send for tostirnduials free in 180 shipped 400r Africa whicht nor expenslvn blood on feartn than dona Thexepott of tho committee on man of blsatamp woul CO Props CHENEY flows in wrbirdsctDEATH JO 000000 pounds of peauuts to Europe --t1 ii r yt better had he confined his atten Â¬ F J LICE governors election in Tennessee ToledO0 -f- fTribuuc IIU t r J tion to Jhegoll course and that he 8014 by all Druggists price 76m throws out enough votes to conveit tfntvCfHf5 fW sondbi eaaxm Naturally lacapa r Sufeslariilil Glor i xt the 574 plurality for Evans on the i Isfot Jaklnir ble o m Ty ftee of thVreturn into a plurality j countless VT i The mostrsubstantial glory of fPL Ipojkinfvpa wim uosiaii fliJIW oti358 for Turney The question has afforqedbi Mioouhtryl3inllts virtuouarfireat meu army ft iUraw4 lnUioitudWiklHf WwtfWtjsVVVJ ftU cans tbejwc4p0l7Aj will cpmoup this week for final set- - ishattd AmM J WOOUV7 000 horean MWW Idispoaltfon- - IMtrtWtQ AtMNM MHBTSW AllMH IM ternafol iudepfiicient o In Neuiralg la u U the Jriiyer i fee Nw m Far abatement fW chas meAchm Pure Blood m mi 1 - Childrens f I V- Hoods Sarsaparilla uubv lA wiuuo muuu iuw jm 3U i 1 500 v themx L- Yfim k Hoods Cures MAMMOTH CLOTHING SHOE We Want JH- - i Spring QloyeSj i m i v v- f V f i Carry the r ys M0i I 5 ri K1 The Latest Hats HffiLlfilff 1 i siU- jd hr PETR EE CO ill 50c TRIAL SETS 1 Mrs J E Dabney i D V i iiIKMa MVdOL i i WGU FURNITURE Dealer The Main Street KY I i lsi n UO w E ANDERSON PhfsiciaoiSijrgeDo B a A- 4 A ire r ttn Suit for i r 2STOtV3i v- oppotneflaicke4 Dr H awataieotthe j Ii 1 nVTzrVttOni i 05 LBfortlY 1TMV nmi mm uamctUMHMiwnwi V ilFUNEEALDIREGTORi10 ni 1 T J t it i tfr j apxju i r ov HW SCOKI-NBVyC-tliB-- Ki iio u x w a N KEN-TUCK-IA- j rrw i 5 j i AEOMD ABD ABOUT 1 - NOTHltfCtfBUT r H In Memory of T P wl ir V AWarded r1 fV By the CUrts UtntyMaHftspW- DMA Ne MlEWt FOUND IN THI8 pJBitifcOrfh TV COi UMM A tfcjjulwrtod Aecoaat of the Latest Hap peBhBfrftIy Told for llttsy Headers 1 IMPCaseiua M Clay candidate for Governor delivered an able speech at the court hoiiso Thursday afternoon His views on silver seemed satisfactory to the friends of the white metal al thpugh he deprecated the injection of the mone question into the State can vas8 a conclusion which the majority of his hearers seemed to acquiesce in r --MDwensboro Post A negro rapist was lynched near Parsons Tennon the Tennessee river last Thursday He assaulted a Mrs Gray while the lady was alone at hoRjkaud wast hunted down by a posJGf whb riddled him with bullets and left him lying in the woods r The championship season of the Southern League opened in Evans ville last week with a e ameVbetween the Evansville and NashvillCtearas The former won by a score of 17 to 10 France brokejFriday and manypeo pie wore drowned At last accounts day term of Prof Barnes The thirty eight bodies had been njcqiyjBr school spring last Friday closed ed Henderson Ky has a case of smll- Princeton ianow dear o this iseaand the Henderson casetis the only of e within 70miles oi Hopkins ville Hon WN Sweeney of Owensboro left no will His fortune of S25OO0O will bo divided among his four chil Â¬ dren according to ltfwi Jas Yeager a cripple and his Two children aged 5 and S were burned to death in a tenement house fire at It has been definitely settled that those threateueJgoldbug speeches of Secretary Carlisle s in Kentucky will be made early next month He will also say his piece at Memphis a mob Near Smwfieldl Ky Tianged Geo Kay Friday for being a generally He was bad niercrer Mt rt r III nUnHvnl VlbU UU1U MUlUlUUi threats WUUlKwU to kill and with illicit relation with low down white women A large vein of- coal has been struck just north of Sebree and ex- Â¬ tensive preparations are being made to open up a mine at once The coal is said to oe of superior quality The latest is that Madeline Pollard will go on a four years trip around the world as a companion for a wealthy woman of New York She sailed Saturday for Paris The courts have decided that Jno S Cain and not Cliff Roberts was the legally elected tax receiver in Louisville and is entitled to the fees An appeal will bo taken The Bowling Green Times wants the National Pox Hunters Associa tion to meet in that city it says there are plenty of foxes to be found close to the city Charles and Jim Harris two ne- groes are under arrest in JJaviess oftakv charged with an attempt to issgjjjfo Miss Lula Morris a white J i girl A large reservoir at Epinal J 1 1 1 and an hon hisa6 ored riiamiW of our hunting club These sre few words but to us and all Wbbknew well our lamented friend are1 fuU of sadness and weig htedwith sorrpw In tho full splendid intellectual and tide of physical manhood with a heart full of generous impulses and a hand quiok to respond to every impulse of generosity with a personality and preence that was lif d and light and joy our friend has answered the sum moils and passed into the realms of eternity He sleeps in lha old grave yard among the people he loved the friends of his heart until tho resurrection morn or tho fiat of tho Father shall loose tho bondage of tho tomb No more around our camp fire in the woods Or on the inarch shall his loved vpice be heard or his kinduess be felt but wo know that his spirit will hover about us and with us in memory that he shall ever dwell For more than twenty years ho made these annual hunts with us leaving immense business cares for a while to rest and hold close commun- Â¬ ion with friends who were anchored close to his heart He was the light and life of our camp his genial humor and loving kindness made him our joy for we know that deep in his heart was a well of love for his friends that was always ready to overflow in generous deeds and genuine heart and hand service We knew and wo Sad loved him And he is dead words tut be it so Death is not the To end nor tho grave forgetfulness sleep is to re awaken and beyond the gravels the better brighter and happier land of the Promise Friend Comrade Brother farewell until we shall meet on tho other Shore Resolved That the tender regard and sympathy of this Hunt as a whole and as individuals are hereby extended to the wife our friend loved so devotedly and to all tho members of tho bereaved family because we know from a love and devotion of our own how the dispensation of our Lord falls heavily upon their heart Done by order of the Club Austin Peay P B Pendleton Capt Secy iJpdffiend im iffikP l tear df 51bt HlibWt Honors Worlds Fair iWB HARNESS Just received CREAM Da 3 UX3 The largest tons Trims and Carts even seen UerR irPrfrpjt tftSmti the times from Tf Mt ies Surreys a full line qfMeMtest stythvrb Bugg V GrIES if- 4 r n urn Phae- - i 8000 to 15000 Z rJSW I j tj 7 1 a mh BAKING POWDtn MOST PERFECT MADE i I i and most complete line in the city ranginWlmHce from c DBERING BINDERS pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Fra onfAmmonia Alum or any other adulterant nMUKMnnBnBavn TOBACCO NEWS CLARKSVILLE MARKET 440YEARS THE STANDARD 3 These are hard times out this only makes the fanner more careful in his buying As a result our Bali Bearing Pony Binder is very much in demand You only want two good horses to pull this and they r m can pull it all day t ClmiksviluH April 259oJh We herewith report tho sales of 135 hhds at the Union warehouse asf ol- Â¬ io w 17 BICYCLES Bicycles are now mi oo 7z m reach of all o 7ina4- iV Victors Poluvibias Stearns I Syra- TXP hhds coni green lugs from to 280 9 hhds med lues from S3 10 to 4 81 hhds com green leaf from 34 00 to o5U 37 hhds com to med leaf from jd yu iu o uu i 41 hhds good leaf from S3 00 to 10 nrt 4 195 Jl rtriJ TTnl-i-no- rtia ill ooll m iti o frtlltvi flwio m i TTmn n spbGnanu wnceo jor ouuu 1 i 1 MAJESTIC RANGES IS V j 1 On all decided grades of Austrian uremeu jcruiicu auu iiiiiiun louaccos strong ana active market at very sat isfactory prices Common green tobacco continues very dull and low yet awhile We would again urge our friends to prize as uniformly as possible as to color and length as hogsheads that are carefully packed sell much better Our facilities for handling tobacco are unsurpassed by any house in any market and we guarantee to our friends to give entire satisfaction Thanking our friends for past fa- Â¬ vors we shall always be very glad to hear from them and hope by close attention to their interest to merit ra continuation of their patronage Yours very truly Union Warehouse in guuii iiccjiujj uuuuiiiiuu nu iiuvo a1 mahes in home and cure dysvepssa Get you out early to work and keep you with plenty of hot water day and night Use Fertilizers make big crops and rest your soil Armour Nation al Horseshoe Homestead are the pure brands We have already sold a car load of Janesville disc cultivators Forbes M I Bro C Pembroke Splinters PjEJIbroke Ky Apr 27 Miss P Warfield Supt Ce- Â¬ Furnished LOUISVILLE MABKET x cil Holloway has brightened our so- Â¬ ciety by a two weeks visit to her un- Â¬ cle MrXymanMcComb paid aflying visit to his friends and returned to his home at Jelico Tenn Wednes b Durrett Louisville by Glover Tobacco WArehouse New Sprina Goods Bran New Patterns V f f Frankfort rate a The Kentucky Travelers Protective Association met last week and H L Weil of Paducah was elected president Alexander Porteods a medical stu dent wad stabbed to death atv Padu cah Friday by Thos Edwards They were on a lark together Baptist church at Franklin Ky has just realized 5040 on a paid up Rev E N Dicken pastor of the life insurance policy Sylvester Anthony for assaulting Mrs Johns near Bowling Green Was given three years in the pen last week and W G Gossom for representa- have nominated Hons The Democrats of Warren county Norge Clark X tives Ay Wm Wilson a Nicholas cqunty farmer and atenant namoci Conyers fatally shot each other Chas Winn shot and killed Ben Mpbley his brother-in-lar nar Clarksville Saturday Mr Watterson will lecture at Owonsboro to morrow night on Abra ham Lincoln r Mackoy the California Jno W is visiting stock farms countiqs fAionaire has leased the use of The C 0 N track from Louisvillo the L to Lexington for 99 years J Hull Davidson lined for carry w was seen ou fhe streets The supper given by our young peoples society of the Baptist church was quite a success despite the rainy weather Fugeno Morrison jr caught a pair of young foxes in a trap near his home a few days agot They were about half grown and will make fine pets There is much complaint of cut worms amougtle farmprs of this vicinity Tf they continue their ravages tho early corn1 will need to be wholly replanted Gen Frank Richardson and wife are here on a visit Dr Phillips wil be absent in Ten- Â¬ nessee next Sunday Scribners for May contains a un iqu figure in magazine fiction the first part of the only serial story that Mr Humphry Ward has ever contributed to a magazine It is entitled The story of Bessie Costrell and is a most realistic and dramatic study of llife among Hie very poor class of English farm laborers This novelette will rdn through the May June has this differ aD L July issues-Iter ice from Mrs Wards longer nov elf j that there are almost no passages of 0 sociological or philosophical pie purely human side of ft k talgj jhcjymg rapidly and with g jeat dramatic intensityto its closing dis-cjsio- ourpeople is increasing Last Sum day afternoon aprocession of fifteeri The numbers of bicyclists among Sales on our market for the week just closed amount to 4684 hhds with receipts- for the same period 3 151 hhds Sales on our market since January 1st amount to 65685 hhds Sales of the crop of 1894 on our mar ket to this date amount to 69002 The sals this week included 416 hhdyofnew darkjobacco very lpw The markets isgradualjy- gaining strength for nledium togobd leaf free1 from creenish colorafidurieo6dacon- ditidhbut otherwise theie is no jm- Jiumut muuiu iu uiu co FortKe darU tvpeg The following- - quotations fairly represent our market for dark tobacÂ¬ We have opened for inspection our complete assortments of new Spring roods Never be- Â¬ fore have we been able to offer so many induce- Â¬ ments in either style variety or price i co 1894 Common leaf S3 00 to 4 00 Medium to erood leaf S4 00 to 5 50 Leaf qf extra length S5 50 to 7 00 Wrappery style 7 U0 to 8 50 A canary bird 19 years old has just died at Henderson Senator Palmers sou says the free silver sentiment is sweeping the State The state of Illinois like wild fire convention next month will declare for free silver without a contest Spring Time to 8 60 Trash SI 00 to 1 50 Com to med lugs SI 50 to 2 50 Dark rich lugs extra quality S2 50 That cannot be found at any other house in the city Dont wait for the Spring rush See our goods and get prices We Open Carpets I 4 r IV 4VI 3 Only those ma es which Keliable Maes we can guarantee are allowed in our stock Any pattern you select will be first class Is when nearly everybody feels the need of some blood purifying strength invigorating ana neaiin producing medicine The real merit of Hoods The Spring Trade with a superb stock of first claes Dress Goods Trimaiings etc at prices that are low- than ever before Goods cheerfully shown C M LATHAW The Closest snes A nlYirtTo if nst Diinriprnfiiitiirv in tho Unitfid tates reachesi in this instalment The Downfall of the Carpet bag eerime one of TTialrtrtr rtf fnn ul episodes in the5 history of recon- mosi urumui- irucnon as wen us lc This account is absolutely non partisan and will revive the memory of a most curious period in the development of our political history Tho illustrations are from a great Collection of unpublished material and are as interesting in their field the most- - disgrace- - w Sarsaparilla is the reason of its wideIts unequaled spread popularity success is its best recommendation The whole system is susceptible to the most good from a medicine like Hoods Sarsaparilla taken at this time and we would lay special stress upon the time and remedy for history has it recorded that delays are dangerous The remarkable success achieved by Hoods Sarsaparilla and the many words of praise it has received make it worthy of your con- Â¬ this fidence Weiaskyqu tq medicine a fair trial- Â¬ Â¬ i Jt3J MMSmmML INSPECTION t i ilJw Fails to show the slightest flaw in Don t Tobacco Sit or Smoke Your truthful startling title Af ft book about the harmless guaranteed tobacco cure that bracesup nlcotlnlzed iienes habit eliminates the nlcotlno poison makes weak mpn gain strength vigor and ujiwmuuu i uu run no Dhvslcal no nnanclal risk as Bfto Is sold by B O Bardwlck under a guaran teeto cure or money refunded Book free Addloss ourllng Kemcdy i new ions or Is the No-T- V either Fit Finish or Material in our line of it Towery a prominent lawyer of Dixon Ky was married last week to Miss Laura Lisman also of Dixon They spent a few 4 clays in lashvilto and ty Friday stopped overin this city on their rebride is an accom Two negro boys were drowned ii turn home The a niece of Mrs Jas lady and Green river by the overturning of n Elished of this dity whose guest the cpuple will be for a few days WQo men and a boy were wounded1 in4lhootirig affray at Augusta Kyi Important to Invalid Ladies JLtU JI1CU YOiO utuirueuiiu IUO Xpr Dr Kilmer I can never let an op- pahannock river during 8107 good word for to Sortunity pass X say a present in per am at TWO lives were uesiroyeKt jjuuionf by4 the caving in ot a eana jpit health lhree years ago x was not HJMfvemp ruum Buuexiutj jiuu qtfThe women of Paducahwin1getot J a wpu mrftna l owet my presentvoa iP rtf MaV 15th StanHl health to Olive Branch- Â¬ I 1 mg u preioi ai xjexingionwaH dQned by Gov Brown A negro roustabout fell off th the packet Nisbet ono night last wee aVDeKoven and was drowned A young iman named Mead wa killed by a falling tree in Grant coun-Â¬ pr asjhe texjta i ififru siATitrnroNrAi TowEBTLiSMAK umcago Unequaled custom -- made Clothin r rHon Geo H Vitalia double strength for sale by druggists FACTS imaer reasonaole conaitions Do not say it cannot be done nntll you send for free 120 D A UOnoNS PUACXl pace catalogue VAL ISVMNJZS8 COLZEOJS and School of Typewriting and Telegraphy Shorthand NASHVILLE POSITIONS GUARANTEED They simply Fit Perfectly are Elegantly Fin-Â¬ ished and wear like iron A specialty with us this season is a n r if fr old method It expends more money in tne lniereavoi its Employment Department than half the busi Â¬ ness colleges In the south take in as tuition It is strongly endorsed by Hankers Merchants and practical hook keepers all over the United States Seasonable rates of tuition Cheap Doaru vpeu vu puvu kcxcb ovuntuutjuiB mot m states ana Territories fear representing algq Rreparedbooks tor k f TfiNN 4 waaiiJi oy uraugnons metnoa o teacn- lng book keeping Is equal to 13 WJSEK8 by Worsted Frocks Black Clay all wool Sacks andSuit at Pure Best line of Work Shirts and Overalls in the City 750 them Other merchants aro getting S1000 for See our Black Cheviot Suits at 500 u rfiiV rSle1ji Jfatti ThoaibutgtTlptoniudi rdwtcK sentsn Haa days rlt When youwrlto expUla our wnw Aaasx v UBAOtiosr rwi Cox Sc Boul ware t frS J-- ft 4r A I t 14 K a 3 i n 6 sir AN ANCIENT HOPKINSYILLB KENTHOKIATSr jtl i ti i t V tVs v J April 80 1895 s W V i if HOUSE t- - TH MOOCRN OYSTSRrSTEW A LONG SWIM JjMC- i- i WiGrVYHKBtR 1 the Elbe and G6cogne and the nar Sun reporter price of an oyHtar e tM afeoifih a food ordinary restaurant Was roivchabceoiicaplBg alive from a in CIoas Cnoa Uhe Ororfed H twelve amLvoo hali cents Tho jiriW wreck in tho wintry sea the man First lliood of the Jterolatlo J lias raduairy gone up until now in a from a far northern British province r ffM orn Va AcroM tho 6treet good restaurant an ordinary 6tew costs waVmovcd gays thcNwYork Sun previous to tho twenty five cents In tho old restau totell tho story of hi piano tuner Several decades rant there was a cloth upon tho table revolution when the Sons of Liberty out this cloth unless yon happonod to The piano tuner eariiSs tho citi Â¬ find it when just put on was very traveling from point to pon in the rwero strugfflinff to arouse zens of New York city to a sonsq of apt to bo frescoed with poffoo stains far northern province and tuning beiridlnity that was beinft heaped Thero were catsup and vinegar and the few pianos owned in those parts fupon them by the British ffovern so on somovof tiiom perhaps in bottles Something in his heatity manner Jment the city spld lots on what is in a castor Perhaps tho waiter gave and strong figure led one of his inow William street to enterprising yon a pickld or two Tho light was not patrons to ask a few questions con Â¬ very bright Tho waiter1 brought tho cerning his life audi piano tuner an Â¬ clttzons who agreed to erect houses Built in New York City In tb Polony Days A MkMto AffP Wan QeraM Jfrrith tM Afloat for Four ltMM- Ui mvw at ief o Me War lantii in DtcimbjeX Wheal was fcctf bforo the wwr When the ooovewriatioft sfttd a mJMkMgl man to a New York tk Al- - It je fll upon HfflHUBLt H m V 3 tYAr LS yunuuMv All Tobttco Sent k K n j 4 i t v 8tod--Irvlag- WAREHOUSEMEN COMMISSION MKGHrA BKr utamL hiijbrdby SKStJifif rtgrim r tarf m UAA11N u B Kv mmiiHMIIWKWnWIMlwk rZ--W- xmf wiW M I I MIIQ ytTn 1 FINE iiusseilyilleandRailroadwts Liberal AdvaneM o Hopkins ville Kemttadky TJs CoVtfredlby Con8lnt Iwurano TB TWf HANCOCK 0 YY11AUA M V mv i of two or three stories on them Of tho houses built at this time or at any time previous during tho early days of New Amsterdam tho oldest now standing is a quaint three Story brick struoturo at 122 William I tt V 1 4 t ff fetreet Tho house which has changed in appearance but little since it was first built Is owned by Thomas B Guilford of Toms River N J by1 JSseane3tgrj3amuel Guilford waiT purchased from its builders in 1778 Prior to that year nothing of tho owner of the place is known for the records of transfer have long since crumbled to dust and nothing now remains of the original builders but the queer looking house the bricks of which have outlived the sons and great grandsons of the men whose hands laid them it i ft r 122 William street was the summit bf what was known as Golden Hill tit was on this piece of historic ground jthat the first blood of the colonists ftvas shed for the battle of Golden Hill in which an old Quaker was bad Jy wounded by tho British soldiers Occurred about two months previous to the famous massacre of tho citi- Â¬ zens on the Boston common The jbattle took place directly behind 122s William street and tho house at that time was an old one and hadjbeen used as a tavern Later on it be- came the rendezvous of Washington Lafayette Baron Suben Gen Put- nam and later still of the notorious Capt Kidd Marshall Cunningham and Benedict Arnold For more than one hundred years the unpre- Â¬ tentious little building was buried in oblivion between the walls of big commercial houses that were bullt fcround it and had nothing to distin- Â¬ guish it from its modern neighbors but its antique appearance The house is built of bripk imported from Holland laid in cement that is as im Â¬ perishable as the bricks themselves The roof is slanting with two attic windows running out to its edge and the building takenasrawhdle is a perfect type of what a New York house of the revolutionary period looked like As in most houses that were erected during the early days of New York 122 William street has in the basement twoof the famous Ihitch ovens which were the house anchors and pride of the Knicker- Â¬ bockers The kitchen in the base- Â¬ is built after the English mod- Â¬ ment els with an immense mantel elaborately inlaid with tiles or porcelain about six inches square each tile containing some historic religious or secular event The illus- Â¬ trations on these tiles are almost obliterated now but a few of them Btill remain The most striking fea- Â¬ ture of the building is its tall chim- Â¬ ney tower built also of Holland brick This small pile has withstood the storms and shocks ofalmpst two centuries and with the exception of two or three small patches made recently is as firm and fit for use to- Â¬ day as it was when the Sons of Lib- Â¬ erty were battling for the independ- Â¬ ence of our republic The ancient structure has stood lor years a monument to the stabil- Â¬ ity of the workmanship of the colon- Â¬ ists and its life might have endured In obscurity for another half century but for the formation of the Military and Naval Order of the United States an organization that has lately been formed composed of the In revolutionary times the site of in an oyster plate and as tho hot broth washed about a little in the plate as ho carried it and sot it down you were afraid it might burn his thumb But tho oysters wore good Lot mo pause to remark tnat tho oyster la something to bo grateful for To day tho table without a cloth perhaps is of cherry or mahogany For a cloth thero is finely polished spread beforo you a napkin of amplo dimensions and bright and fresh Tho picklo is chopped up OQltwy and very good You get two kinds of crackers mid --plenty df them ynsS iC generous Tho butÂ¬ portion of French broad ter comes in a sightly little cone Tho tablo furniture is all good dishes glass everything tho spread before you is agrooablo to tho oyo and tho whole scene is brilliantly lighted with tho modern incandescent electric lights The stew comes in on oval dish that rests upon a pinto I dont like to cat out of such a dish so well as I do out ox a plate but you know at least theres no danger burning tho waiter thumb Tho oysters aro good tho whole ar rangement is away beyond tho stew of tho war It costs more but aro we not better able to pay for it For gen- Â¬ eral get up ond get and dash and style and comfort the old stow eouldnt beÂ¬ gin to compare with it Tho modern oyster stow is one of tho many things that we dp a everlasting sight better Blow herited a rugged constitution I seldom wear ijloyea even in your winters and much o the time I go without an bvercoat For many years I followed the sea and I had ono adventure that fevv would have llyed to tell of It was a midnight of December when I was ordered aloft to stow tho main royal and before I know wnat j was about 1 fell from the yarddrminto the sea No one on deck had noticed my fall and apparently no ono had heard my cry for the ship kept right on There I was with heavy bootsand a heavy coat alone amid the waves of tho Atlantic You may not believe men btit I did not feel greatly alarmed I managed to get out of my boots and coat and then I began to swim to keep myself swered in effect thus lam a Manxman and ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE I have in-Â¬ T E HANCOCK mm CO SWEET CAPORAL Hu stood the Test ot Tlma MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER iiunirkvUiiiiiiiim IK ly 111 BV anniiuo vumBncu nrlrKOTinoK It mercilessly scourges the money chapgera In the Temjilo of the Republic New York oiLiueicsrx iiLE OkUiD COitAlN AND FRONT STREETS c obacco mrthtfifaemeff anclXommWsT6rrMercharils rp r r 3Sme0 TBnsrnsr JAS WEST Bcorder v NAT GAITHER GAITHER WEST MERCHANTS KY H than we did SO VERY FUNNY The Senseless Itclteratlon of a Meaning less Expression And Is being read by Governors- - Statesmen ana most or tne Dronuncnt men 01 we coun ghost try It should be lri the hantls of every Voter If people considered what they are lntneurdteaiStatcs wis tno uuiy pi every about to say they often would not ex- Â¬ business man In Kentucky to read this book A HumorquS Pact press themselves as they do This is He will find himself intcrtalned while ddlng In the end There 1b especially true of words which aro used About Hoods Sarsaparilla it expels so and richly rewarded Is usually dry aboutlt as with books in a- - senso quite different from that bad humor a4d creates good humor nothing subject on this which really belongs to them Here is A battle for blood iswhat Hoods Sar- Â¬ For thBphrposeof iniroduclng th Is book t on extract in point from a dialogue saparilla vigorously fights and it is its readers In Its most attractive form THE overheard by a writer hi the Cincinnati always victorious in expelling foul KENTUOK1AN lias selectedEDITION THE 50 CENT bound in Printed tine Commercial Gazette j taints and giving the vital i fluid the nnftmelpilon invnrheavy paper two colors white and nrinted Hello my friend How aro you quality and quantity ofppitf opt health will mall it postpaid to anyIn uddress or deliver making it1 says one business man to It cures scrofula saltrheumooils and ii nuis uounierior w cents Remember that this is the most handsome another meeting him on tho street form in which this book Is printed in paper othertbiood diseases J Not very well My business has covers it win afloat Somehow I felt that I should bo saved We had passed a vessel about sunset and 1 thought shed come along and pick me up I had been a good swimmer all my life and I kept afloat till daybreak when that other vessel did come along and fish mo out four hours after I fell in Wo got Into New York three days after my ship arrived and when-1- came aboard as she lay at her wharf my mates took mo for a I WWMIbHHbHPB gig nf TXAO t TOBAOCO y n91 OMISSIK HOPKINSVILLE ERAGSDADE JBn VW And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse R E COOPER 4n SBEcontaining UnHEt ts cvbooKotl60 pagei printed ori fltte heavy W paper and bound In white enameled cover SEVENVy ILLUSTRATIONS EAGSDALE COOPER CO Mi f260iNo 4 1 Toil I HOPKINSVILLE wfltlmt KY 1 direct descendants of revolutionary officers and commissioned officers in the war of 1812 the war with Tripoli and the Mexican war This society held its first meeting recently in the ancient building which is now used as a table dhote restaurant and it is the intention of the order to buy tho buildlngfaftd tercet a clubbouso inthorear on the very spot where the first bloodjof the Colonists was shed T l ST I fPt i-- unfitting one for business study or enjoyment HI of life treated with never failing success On Irf osnminationthe urinary deposits ropy sedi ment will ofton be found and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear or tho Geo Means Covington Ky Rev Diamond Cutters Are WatclxHL color will be pf a thin mllkisb hue again changing to o dark and thrbld appearance Not only is diamond cutting not a many night tho Electropoise ro There are of themen who die of this difficulty IP In one Felling Trees by Electricity cause which la tho second specially high paid occupation but it ignorant is one involving a most humiliating lieved bran congestion ancf jrertigo stago ol Seminal Weaknessall Tho doctor will guariutccapcrfeot cumin Â¬ such ca8esaiid a M Trees are now felled to a consider- sjstcmof espionage to tho worker healthy rcctorath n of the genitUreurlnary organs m able extent by electricity A plat Each man is held strictly to account WK1TK your troubV s if UvIiik away from inum wire heated white hot by tho for tho stones he receives on going to tho city Von can be cdred at home by corres M Wo could fill this paper with simi- pondence Absolute jsecreoy In all profesr current is used stretched between work in the morning and tho count slonal dealings and medlclno sent secure two poles as a saw There islesa has to bo carefully taken jsvhen hc un Â¬ lar reports but think this sufficient from observation Testimonials of patients aro never published Bank references to my is turned in at night to finished work than with a saw no sawdust is bo lockedworkin n safe against the ro- joU on gthQ sUbjecfc tpt responslbflltylcheerfully given Addrdss up produced und the charring of the turn of the wbriimen tho next day isiiectrppoise rented four uurface of division tends to prevent Tho possibilities of thof t arcgrcat nealtii iMbKaS Ifftt some cases tho time re-- though a dishoQcst pworkinan knows mouthBrfor SIO In 1 v i v 41 i B quirH06 fellfc trecjSy fftiriethod tT an attempt- to dispose oian unin4 V ml t Another point that adds to the in- Â¬ terest of the building is its proximity to the birthplace of Washington Irv i ng who was born directly across the street from it N Y Times fl Then my little girl died in the sum- Â¬ space they should to matters of re It is also paid that tie mer and tho loss has almost crazed my ligion newspaper is essentially an echonot wife Well well thats too bad Its an originator that it must oato to funny I nover heard 6f it piibiio demands Well somo person Well you know wo dont advertise has attempted to ftad out tho Our afflictions any more than we can of the secular press help I suppose you heard of my broth attitude towards relic ion One result is ers misfortune His wife was killed Chicago is be rather surprising in a railroad accident What funny but I never heard lieved to be preeminently a wicked Its irreligious citv Yet mora snaoo a of that either 7hen did it happen Six weeks ago devoted by her dailies to roHgibjJS Well it is funny I never heard of news than by the press of any other that The Monday papers in the city Tho chronicler thought he had heard Windy city giva up jpany columns enough funny things f fir once to reporting sermons Wd addresses of that character It is true that PRODUCTS OF THE ROSE the greater part of tieso represent Countries Whore tho Odor Ii Extracted the independents and free lances for Commercial Use In a treatise on tho rose and its odors But It shows that there is more of somo interesting facts in relation to a religions spirit thero than ono that popular flower have been brought would suppose oven though it tends to light Numerous costly varieties of toward liberalism roses aro grown in America for orna- Â¬ mental purposes but in most other countries tho cultivation is carried on MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL for the sake of the manufacture of es- Â¬ sences The art of distilling roses orig-Â¬ END0BSE inated in Persia about 1012 and in 1084 it is certain thatthe attar of roses vos ELEDTROPOISE mode on a largo scale at Shiraz At tho present day tho odorous products of the rose aro extracted in Bulgaria Prance Germany and to somo extent In India Rev John Rodger a Danville Ky Persia Tunis Algeria Morocco and v Egypt In Bulgaria tho red damask It is a mystery to me almost a rose is tho favorite while in the south of Franco tho Provence ros5 tho cabÂ¬ miracle bage rose of England is cultivated commercially But while much atten Â¬ Rev j2 Meek Cattle8burgKy tion is generally given to the develop Â¬ I haye1 UBed the Electropoise for ment of the color form and slzo of tho flower tho great possibilities of tho five years and find it invaluable as a beautiful petals in tho generation of varieties of porfumeshavo been hitherto curative agent especially is it effica- Â¬ but imperfectly understood Th ere aro cious in cases of feeble women and experienced gardeners who can discrim Â¬ inate many species of rose in tho dark delicate childeen recognizing them by their perfumes nd it is found that exquisite offocts Rev Robert Barrett Louisville Bap can be produced by tho crossing of va Â¬ i i ti8tSemiriary rieties having special odorous charac-Â¬ e J i p teristics In f aot scents aro almost as Electropoise cured after all other amenable to sclentiflo combination as the notes of the musical scale ondtho remedies failed h result of a happy blending of odors by cultivation is often as distinctive and Rev W W Bruce Hoitatonvitte Ky charming as the sound of a rich ro Electropoise cured opium habit mantic harmony gone to pieces and I am becoming in- Â¬ Hoods Pills act easlyjyet promptly COST OUVf volved and efficiently on thex bowels ana Twenty Cents Xesa Than The Publishers Price Thats funnyl How did it happen Everybody Outfht to Bead It Well I was sick for sis months and liver 25c my business ran down frightfully Thats funny But I know all about it I was sick myself a year and Attltudo off Press Toward Religion BHh vfls had to shut up my office and let every It infrequently claimed that tho thing go Its funny bow things oyer daily newspapers do not devote tho Â¬ 80 GEMTSr slL 1 t Special attention to sampling and eellicg tobacco Iaberaj afaBJice- mentsmndeon consignments Our bharges for selling Tobacco wilffemain commission A takeamhn j saRui hmVhK rnmmmvMMM AMTTvATnitMHTTrsta Istablislxed 1 869l For a CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT Prompt answer and an honest opinion write to MlINN de CO who have bad nearly Pity joam experience In tho patent business Comraanlca tlons strictly confidential A Handbook ot In- Â¬ formation concerning latenta and bow to ob Â¬ tain tbem sent free Alao a catalogue of mechan Â¬ ical and scIontlQa books sent freo Co receive Patents taken tbroneh Munn special Dotlco In the 8eentlfloAmerlcRn and thns are brought widely boforethe public with ont cost to the Inventor This splendid paper issued weekly elegantly illustrated has by for tho largest circulation of any scientific work in the world S3 a year Sample copies sent freo Building Edition monthly f 150 a year Single copies 2 H cents Every number contains beau- Â¬ tiful plates in colors and photographs of new houses with plans enabling builders to sbowtho latest designs and securo contracts Address MUNN CO- W COPVRIGHTS n it 6i M t Tobacco Oommission Merchants CENTRAL WAREHOUSE PEaropDsirLSTrllle T 0 HANBERY 3E2Z3T- F SHRYER - HKr YORK 301 BUOADWAT Dr h atthew Benvv JColock ESPLES WAREHOUSE HANPERY E Regular Gradualeand Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy af terwards Post Surgeon V a Army and later Burgeon British Marine Service with two years experienfco as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af- Â¬ flicted at His Office where consultation with one of the Most Successful Doctors ot the present ago is cordially invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every case undertaken SHRYER - Props Railroad SfreetrBetween Tenth and Eleventh plzInsTrllle GenlAgt JBZ y Careful attention given to sampling and sellinp all tobacco consigned to us Liberal advances oa tobacco in store uood juartera for teams All tobacco injured unless otherwise instructed and teamsters Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Succeseiully All Chronio and Long J Standing Diseases B ALIEN1 tE 6VDDi Book keeper O P WAREIELD Supt I hospital methods Let J JUL Ho wcl Bronchitis1 Dyspepsia Asthma treated by latest Union ToMco Warehouse COMMERCE Blood and 8kih Dis Â¬ ease Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema Ulcers SVPniLlS and all troubles arising an Impure state of the blood promptly from and completely eradicated forever from tho system restoring health and purity andHITER STS jco it irksville Tennessee Kidney and TJrmary Weakback frequent and burning urino nrlioc -G- II uNioN HQUSBIv i V eases of the bladder of both feexe promptly and safely cured will receive special and careful T JLJOU100 treatment for all their many ailments dis- Â¬ cele TenderueisJIWeakness of Organs Piles Fistula quickly curod without pam oa deten- Â¬ tion from business Night Loss of Energy and Confidence the dreadful effects of Early vice which brings Organic Weakness Diseases Private Strictures Varicocele ToDra Syphilis Gleet Debility Nervous Melancholy Dizziness tions Impotenoy Libteral advance made- on Coil- iv Free btorage jo silgnments anters Correspondence I Sw limited All Business Hydro- Â¬ Prompt and pareful Attention Entrusted to Us Kmis- - Br r i m m ipi 1 mt fi-iTt-ii- i-j I Manufacturer wad Importer oi CLARKSVnlkE nnwMM SdOTOSj SWEDEfand the most TrAanmrTbTVT a ITALIAN PARBLE I 1 de- ti 11 ail tonrest 1 Ti- ru 4n TWrmSTTTMFTSr Ta rnATIT Trnat f nt mt-tiw m f rxiv ia only rite eifhthFof that netessatxy idtohe jrowfl twmg himwnerever Miewempvw for BOWjngEcrectic I tat sW uu U i DUBOIS WEBB 500 Poarth Avenu Iuvilej Xy 6i3n r gmmmr lufii-cfini-riv- Tvnllnnifc WH JVimfi ilVI 1 flwo np 1 ft nOMSt MliT Tnj rrSrth mno-m UMVWIWVI If k7 TJIWlW nl CRTMWHiTLpT mx slolieitor Jm f pf and STATUARY if1 u V F Prr T j r n it- wiSl isesTSsBsesF i a X Ki jjawi 4 jSra TJ iil 1 ts ig II Vf i 1 i Is m a J Ta U Xi tf t pv 3 r 11 - v 30 wi4 A h tfAruUrt Crlcult Court Directory 1 Twao Tirst Moadwr 1 Fferwry term three weelii thtrdStosUy ifcMiyrtaniitwo weekgflr Mosdsy JDe 4f1rAFjttMti rrtz MEMORIAL MONUMENT ten Shots a mjottd Xe Sirfi WA Wi rfr ttrVjri WANT 1 A- l- fc j1 JDodkwtod iapt1wrptrthree f Qwngtte- WJa AN ABCHBISHOP 1845 Insdbb in the Old Reluble- - 1895 wea4Monday in April term thrMjfrJLki Meaday W August term two treftlK eeond jaonaay in November B term thrwj wek Lton Hrat Monday in May term two weeks first Monday in August tera two weeks flirt Monday in December term two weeks Ghribtijl term six four tmj6 term six we OjoiontA Fourth Monday in February kg first Monday In June term Monday In September s Those who never read the advertise ients of their newspapers miss more ban thev nresume Jonathan Ken- ipn oBolan Worth Co Iowa who iau vvuii iruuuieu wun luouuiunom his back arms ahd shoulders read anitem in his paper about how a prom inent German citizen of Ft Madison adbeoinicuredHe procured the same pinedicfll and td iise his own words EItpured merightup He alsosays WZA neighbor ana his wife were both Flick m bed with rheunlatism Their ftcfroywas over to my house and 6aid iL thev were so bad ho had to do the cooking I told him of Chamberlains M tram balm and hoWiWcureamei ne if Wt- icM- n hntf aniiH JV riiiron TnmTI UTl- 111 KWV tf UVtXiUAAV PgweekBO cent bottle for sale It CfcUlarawick antla Jt uogara jjaiayWr- veterans will thiion arKLoanfadMM inji dedication of unite Memorial tbo monument to U naknown dead of tho southern armfaM in Oakwoodacom etery Chloogo Allifce 458th will be there In Bpirit and tW7K graves will bo strewn with arbuMs bloaloms from tho mouhtatna o Kantuckyand Tennessee tiger llUest front Georgia roses from Texas and mews from1 Florida And tho shaft of tbe monument will rise from a bed of flowerd gathered by daughters wives and sisters of those who fought and fell on southern soil In tho woods and fields for which they died Gen John 0 Underwood formerly a resident of Chicago and one of tbo Man df WkoSrvloeB Command Salary of 50000 a Year An Memoht A triiat Is AbeHt the HlKh WntW ftlark for Bfghop William Any Jndlvldaali Work In Tlil Country Flgraroi tor the r X Church Is After One of thd llplsbopal MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DODD President Total Assets January 1st 1895 638300388 iilik- Paid Policy Holders since organization IV 187964 filiAi ii-i-- i Surplus former NY Standard 07888675 Losses paid in Kentucky over - 800000000 After second year GUARANTEED O ASH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowment policies INCON uabu LOANS made on assignable policies in caseor lapse no FORFEITURE policy is continued in force FOR 7MTTP AMOuNTbytlierdservosorirjpre ferred to the purchase of a paid up -poller no restrictions as to RESIDENCE or QCCUPA t IICBMLU vDarairtllour K t Senior member of tbo House or ninliop May Be Elected Next Fall Ills Seat to Bo at Waihlnrton Fifty thousand dollars a yearl Think of it Four thousand one hundred and sixty dollars and sixty seven oents a month 104167 a week 14881 a day 637 an houf and a little more That Is the salary received by each of a number of well known men in thanteh carits a minute this country A regent dispatch from Raleigh N Ois to the effeot that WiltW rtte a 1 f ijtuwuuu mw Italy spenas every yeur 1 rrf rr HJire on her army and navy Twenty- - TOfive w lire equal 5 If u ill ho in aoreeable surprise to persons subject to attacks of bilious nnMn in Innm fVifif nrnmnf rolifif mnv fcte had by taking Chamberlains Col lie Uholera ana iiarrnoea atemeay In many instances the attack may Tae prevented by taking this remedy las soon as the first symptons of the disease appear 25 and 60 cent bot tles for sale by K C Hardwick iHopkinsville Ed R Bogard Lafay- ffo Tftr CONFEDEIIATE MONtTMENT CHICAGO g the fcl00 ft great cival war in snn nm iw o The estimated cost of both sides of this country vvvwwv Cough Remedy It is used in more ims Kthan ha the homes in Leeas Bros Leeds Iowa This shows the Mfesteem in which that remedy is held uwnere y hub ueeu buiu lur ycam uuu fius well known Mothers have learned I not keep house without Chamberlains Our bfitter halves sav thev could Rroup and whooping coughthat it ffcures these ailments quickly and per- Sinaneuift and that it is pleasant and Ij7 leaders of tho movement to build the monument commemorating tho bravo deeds and heroic fortitude of the south- Â¬ ern soldiers who have their last resting place in OaUwoods oemetery who went to Georgia to socuro the flowers has sent word that his mission has been successful They will bo sent to Chica- Â¬ go in refrigerator cars Surrounding tho monument will bo four cannons which wero appropriated by special act of congress They havo not yet been placed in position but will be before Decoration day When the veil falls an imposing mon- Â¬ ument forty feet high with pedestal of Tennessee marblo and statue of bronze will bo seen Tho figure will be recog- Â¬ nized by every old confederate as that of a typical southern infantryman In tattered clothes badly worn shoes with stockings drawn over tho trous- Â¬ ers ho stands with folded arms having no musket and looks down as if in sor- Â¬ row oh tho field where many of his comrades sleep Tho face of the roonumerit Will show a bronze seal of the confedcracv en- Z tirely independent in their circum- Â¬ stances has been engaged as counsel by tho tobacco trust at a salary of 50000 y per annum Thataraoiints to more than tho av- Â¬ erage man earns in a lifetime It would bo a fortune to many The president of the United States he chief magistrate of the nation does not receive a greater remunera- Â¬ tion for his services with all the re Â¬ sponsibility which that implies In fact 5P000 per annum is re- Â¬ garded as the liigh water mark at which mans service can be valued individually in this country And yet it is surprising to note the number of prominent officials in this city alone whodraw this amount annually over aud above their in- Â¬ comes resultant from other finanr cial transactions Very truly it is To him that hath shall be said given Almost without exception the recipients of enormous salaries are men already wealthy or at least en- Â¬ ready jhas the largest income re- Â¬ ceived by any lawyer in the state Fulierbf Durham tf C who al- Â¬ Somo time and perhaps It will not bo years from now Episco paliana in Amerioa will bo able to TION speak1 of our archbishop at Washing Â¬ THEBEST CONTRACT EVER OFFEREDton just as Church of England people Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired say tho archbishop of Canterbury It is all vague at present and whatever K W SMITH CO State Agents i2West Main street Louisville Ky steps havo been taken so far havo CALLTS WALLACE tooalApentt merely been tentative Perhaps that is HOPKINVILLE KENTUCKY tho reason no one seems inclined to talk about It Bishop Potter told a New York Commercial Advertiser reporter recently that the matter was to recelvo 1 THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT official consideration from the commis- Â¬ sion on the revision of the constitution and canons appointed at the general convention at Baltimore last October which meets soon in New York city It Is said that no moveha3 been specifical Â¬ ly proposed biitit is pretty well under etoict that an amendment is to be disÂ¬ cussed which will read something liko jVcry many 15 395 DAWSON SPRINGS Tlieke celebrated chalybeate and salts spring are situated Immediately upon the Chesa- Ke unio ana souiuyrestern k k 1C5 miles west 01 Louisville Ky and 68 miles east of coadjutor should be chosen agreeably lucah Ky to such rules as shall bo prescribed by THE ARCADIA HOUSE is now and neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining sod tho convention of that diocese except persons The owners of the hotel are also owners of the SDrincs and the cuests of the Arcai remem Sorlnas without extra that whenever tho diocese which in- - dla House have FREE ACCESS to the oner many advantages charge Invalids shouldSprings to persons visiting the ber that the months of June and July cludus within its limits tho city of The dry and liquid salts are manufactured at these Snrlnirs For namnhlets etc aoulv to N M HOLEMAN fc CO Proprietors Washington shall permanently surÂ¬ render Its rights to choose its bishop and the office of bishop of said diocese shall bo vacant tho primantcm shall thereafter under such regulations as thegeneral convention shall prescribe Sample 10c Wholesome Hat no iupetioT Pme XltaZFw be the diocesan thereof with the titlo bf archbishop of Washington and 2d time 1st time AiloRTO jjj primus and tho diocese vacated by the translation of tho primus to Washing Â¬ T ton shall thereupon elect another dio- Â¬ f lM n nil nnlrn tmmA 4m KmC lift x thlk In every dioccso the bishop or bishop DAWSON Hopkins County KENTUCKY fl MRCITYBAK IN6 P0WM Claims a place above the reat Absolutely pure and wfotesom Omit With ten pennies getasam plo Of yourQroceran y day - fac tion Ho your pennies will re pay Omit l II it is not eat- - Isf Hon- - est tri als all suf- - fl clent Failure there will never be Those who use Q C B P Omit l For success will cesan The services of Chauncey Depew tho past ten years there has been a W T Grant Propr as railroad president are valued at growing party in tbochurch which has Formerly with Alexander 50000 a year Rather than risk losing this snug annual incomo Mr Depew politely declined an invita- Â¬ tion to become a member of- Presi- Â¬ deaL It will affect tho government of all tho church and involve a change in the wholo constitution and in fact revolutionize American Eplscopalian ism This is by no means a now idea For If an archbishop is appointod to bo the head of tha Protestant Episcopal church of America it will mean a great 9 Isal Y Tnnf Addrai Quaker City S P B T Co Richmond Ind E B Baldwin Grant I Clerks dent Harrisons cabinet Henry B Hyde president of a life insurance company receives a like amount President John A McCall and Richard A McCurdy both life in- Â¬ ARLINGTON HOTEL BEASONONBLE RATES - CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN STBEET LOUISVILLE KY HOT AND COLD BATHS fcent bottles foivsale by R hvick and ED R Bogard a C Lafayette Hard- Mii j largodi with the inscription 6000 SpUrnEiiN Rwrn reverend john d vXIAiI3 Â¬ thebaso hi large letters On favored the establishment of a head of erri face is a bronze panel representing Among the ministers of the gospel the church This is because the coun- Â¬ ua call to arms The return of the poldier to his homo is pictured on tho Rev John Hall of the Fifth Avenue try is so largo and the church Is so west face jr On the south side thoTsdl Presbyterian church commands tho scattered Then again the house of only once in bishops i which dicrsrlast sleep islllUstratetU fi 1 highest salary t Ho gets 35000 a three yearsf has meetsproved adequate not fWlCK j iSftV -- J L year all iof which is- ddvovted to to keep the various portions of the Is etimateb that jthp- wforlds cn charity 15- Church in toujh with ono another Tho COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS Austria spends eyery year yi o Rev William o nainsiorci comes proposed step its advocates ralso claim k 000000 florins on the army Twelve ndiihascdst the iw6rldsl tas dayeirs a next with a salary of 25000 His will make for unification norms equal 5 KENTUCKY t iV K A r little over SiUU0U00O The functions of the archbishop HOPKINSVILLE time and money are equally distrib4PGood Bigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commcr His authbrity Would bo few Unfortunate People uted among his parishioners with nb greater than any other would bo clalmon Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES 3ailords Horehound Syrup bishops pim- fare thev who are afflicted with We guarantee this to be the best the exception of au occasional in But oven if he were only a figurehead iples boils carbuncles running sores Cough Syrup manufactured in the dulgence in his proclivities as a apd as a matter of fact he could be juicers scroruia cancerous qr sypnni whole wide world This is saying a huntsman littlo more tho establishing of tho of- Â¬ r iitic affections or any blood taiut great The presidents of several of the fice would have the desired effect deal but it is true For ConREAD Kwhatsover and do not try a 50Ci Tho first archbishop would doubtless Coughs Colds Sore big trust companies recelvo 35000 sumption s barsapanlla gov sale Throat bottleof Foley Sore Chest Pneumonia a year each and J Edward Sim- - bo Bt Rev Tohn Williams D D by R C Harcwick Bronchitis Asthma Croup Whoop mous president of the Fourth na- Â¬ LL D bishop of Connecticut bo being v111 rt the oldest bishop in the church Tho iug Cough The peace footing of the Russian Throat and and all diseases of the tional bank who is a conspicuous element of tho church that seems to bo Lungs we positively figure in the financial ivorld as the Jarmv calls tor tne services oit jl ivr jealous of New York will thus havo JBorehound Ballards A F00O horses Guaranteebe without an equal on the leader among the new school of nothing to complain of as the arch I support bankers receives the same amount bishop will be from Connecticut and globe Everybody will be interested in whole face of the we refer In every inJay Goulds physician Dr Munu his see will bo the District of Columbia to of this statement iwhatis said about Olive Branch in dividual who has ever used it and to has been for several years in receipt Washington is chosen became of its m central location The fact of its being another column It costs only cl a every druggist yho has ever sold it of an annual salary of 20000 frbm tho countrys capital has of coursoj no Imonth kJUUU UVJUUUtD 13 lUUinpilltWJJU J1CU tho Gouldfamily inherent significance trial I On the turf where money isnt Whether or not all this is to come Tho Spanish army costs 142000- - Btore bottle atR C Hardwicks drug WHEREVER money until the day is over enor- Â¬ into existence will not bo finally deter Twenty five year fOOO pe3etisa pesetas equal S5 mous sums are paid the leading mined until October nest And even The army and DavjrofitheT Argen- jockeys Fred Taral for instance then if the commission approves of tho mtrm rlt iti legal it will Hoods Sarsaparilla gives great bod- - tine Confederation are kept up at an receives a retainer of 18000 from departure to become tho general haveto be voted upon by conannual cost bf SlSjOOO ulv nerve mental and digestive tne iteenes lor one year s services vention of the church istrength simply because it purifies I This amount is probably doubled by Missionaries and Ram ritalizes ana enriches the uiooa the1 emoluments and perquisites JJallards Snow Liniment 1 ir Ambiguous language often gets tho Mrs Hamilton Cambridge 111 which accompany his position as writer aker as public The annual army expenditure of says I had the rheumatism so bad Jockey Harry Griffin who is but trouble sifThis fact well illustratedinto A was at IGreece is lbUUOOOU arachma IJ could not raise my hand to my 18 years old gets as a retaining fee pno of tho Cohoes churches one Sunday Irachma is about twenty cents head Ballard s Snow Liniment has 1000 for each year he has lived morning Tho preacher was discours entirely cured me I take pleasure in from Gideon SOLD EVERYWHERE Daly besides fees ing on missionary work in Africa and Hayelou Had the Grip informing my neighbors and frjends paid him by others for the priyileo Was reviewing- somq gf the difficulties ffUDE If vou have vou probably need a what it has done for me Chas of having second or third call upon which confront thomlssionary to the BY Lyman In this connection ho eliable medicine liko Foleys Honey Handjey clerk fpr Lay N XV Morning Jour Â¬ dark continent to inveigh loudly against his services lis Snow Ilki advises took occasion fndiir to heal your lungs and stop Kewahee cured him of Rheumatism nal tho rum traffic among tho natives as nScjcing cough incidental to this Liniment not serting that it did moro harm than the it lisease J or sale by a J tiara - Whyerood try curesIt will surely do missionaries could do crood all Inflammation Whv vou It Number of Sheep rick fv said tho preacher fortybarrels of rum Wounds Sores Cuts1 Spratosj etc Tho total n umber of sheep in the ore sent to Africa to every missionary Free trial bottle at RJ D Hardwicks Every one knows we are artists in woolen Important to Invalid Ladies world js 583030309 distributed is Of course the real meaning of tho good drug store H fabrics and the most fashionable aalors in follows North America 51223 man was obvious but ncvcrtholesa a Dr Kilmer can never let an op the city TFe guarantee fits and absolute- Â¬ 083 South America portunity pass to saygood word for 13505 1857 smile wont around tho church The average annual cost of main- Â¬ Europe 181831642 Asia 53401 present in per- Dlive Branch I am at ly dont want our customers to pay for am Visiting the Pope of Rome Ifect health Three years ago J was not taining a man in tho American navy 579 Australasia 124845600 Ooe clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Our Sable to leave mp room sufferincr Jrom is 1500 In the British navy it is ania 12607 Africa The crown prinoess of Sweden 35759035 rwhonid trouble and Iowe mv Diresent S1055 stock of spring woolens is now complete embracing and Norway who is sojourning In If good lieal th to Olive Branch- Rome for the winter is now so Im- Â¬ all the latest designs in London Specials and Foreign OorofortabU Bqacak Â¬ proved A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man 6quaky shoes said Mr Groteboiy day shein health that tbo other Sun For sale by R 6 Hardwick importations exclusive with us No one else can was able to pay her long Are you bilious constipated or I dont like but I rather aumlro a deferred to the holy father visit show them troubled with jaundice sick headache sgueafey rocking chair If it is old and Dp Kollock in Nashville bad taste in mouth foul breath coat- comfortable 1 shouldnt like to have a Her royal highness was received The afSjjion 6t the reader is especially dyspepsia indigestion pew chair squeak hut with on old chair with royal honors This visit recalls called1 vJrtho card of Dr Mathew nenry ed tongue Koilockwbioh iain another column The hot drV skin nam in back and be it la different that has earned a right an incident which occurred on the Of course to shonldnt Uko Dootprlaia native 01 Norfolk oa tween the shoulders chills and feyer to squeakft equcok todI nraoh for that occasion of the first visit of King are always the very best We invite you to call and have iamlly of Savannah Gai etc prominent Bouthorri any of these symp would imply It youi have that It was Infiecurc an4 Oscar to his bolinoss some years tho see for yourself and get prices Ilo ia ouoldd as a standard authority by 186 tomssypur liver is out of order and page Encyclopccdla Brltannlca there can bo no eon ago when the bluff Scandinavian tyflpd is slowly being poisoned without securityto havo it squeak gcfk eea king startled the Pontdfex Masi- theJargeat and most importantwork in th your ort but t Uko worldbelnginln25 volumes eaoli the size Mtjuuj ypurpjooa uoes noi uci prop lly with one arm or one leg Jnfit n Itt nius and his entire entourage by hv as tb He Is of alarge ehurbUOllble DTinCiDlefnoiedKelSeml- Of tk loco Jt doeant sjuek at all p AtunnirTar nt thn tlntlvn numspeoiflo for neuralgia of the face apdj hasno edual as a liver bowels It Veas you rock hack Just bur and h his ioe seized XbjXlILVln his maa medicine Deen an over wmTlw poetor has eureatiBpecuny me Pricb7J5toefltti Tm trial bottloe at W Bciueaks with pAoiely jh a9 y arms and In vtbi fosbion among ioadiBany at 4rld ttound jalwoys a rhythmic sqooak that irojalty v bybtliirpbysi RCardwickdnigBtow kislngJiirx on both ohaeksi i S ha Met and comfort in ewsynote i The armv of Bolivia cosftthefpeople t BiAl rinftwvSl3nnl mnn jVl blJUV ILUUUVCliOUUU IUUUUJ VJJWVJ ffOOaycar w4 Folevs SarsabarillaJtcombiues the most seaijfeing remedies scientifically b prepareavrp exiractxneir uuuuai vuiuw it you neea a spring puriiierDesure ind take Foleys SarsapariHa Trial size 50c TPor sale by R C Hard- - a VV ElECTn TO r BDieds t Douglas PhisonDied iki Cajir 1882 06 IlEiiEt t wno Soldiers THE MEMORY OS J IT surance presidents draw100006 - year between them in salaries alone from their reslpgctive corporations m Among those whose time is worth BAR BARBER SHOP V Tho words Confederate Dead are on UnlonHenry0eHayemeyerApresii dent of the sugar trust and railthe eastr road President Roberts 637 an hour yearly are President Thomas T Eckort of the Western iysfa Livery Feed And Sale Stable Vt JUC A TAEA FArTXi 111 v HINT I rW PERFECT TRIED I SATISFACTION T1 I V J THENKFA1RBAHKG0HPM5TLOW HOW TO DRESS NEATLY OUR TRIMMINGS r Yaii pnaailiilvthp w J iif PWMifapr j t NTOBIN FASHIONABLE TAILOR r Li 6 SV HOPKEN8VILLE CIENT HOUSE THI MOOCttN OYSTER STEW Wap y WhflB TFM inn Ktni Uu idwM sftid inkidift ftged man a ew Yoj4k rf KENTUOKIAN mmmmwmmm - in ahv i n April 90 po6ikcie f 186 rt1 fAN nVs nA LOWQ SWIM iMmmmmmmmmmmm -- i li Tin mum i mmm mmmm i W a Built In New York City In th Colony Days teiaCJoMOpdatber Orotted w Flm Ulood vof tbe J9T0J8 ra Was SGetU Irviajr Wni Across the 6trot lHewaftefori 1 itf r k l rf L i I IiV A 1 li V h-- t Special attention io sampling ind gelling tobacco Liberal aflfSiice- Our bharges for selling Tobacco will remain ments randeon consignments Hoods Pillsact easlyyet promptly COST ONLY SO CENTS volved J250 Hq commission Publishers Thats funnyl How did it happen and efficiently on iliej bowels ana Twenty Cents Less Than Theto Head ItPrice Everybody Outfbt liver 25c Well I was sick for six months and my business ran down frightfully Thats funny But I know all m Mi A iB am about it I was sick myself a year and Attitude of Press Toward Religion had to shut up my office and let every Â¬ It infrequently claimed that tho thing go ItB funny bow things oyer daily newspapers do not devote tho h take a mhru fit space they should to matters of ro Then my little girl died in the sum- Â¬ It is also paid that tho mer and the loss has almost crazed my llgion COPVRIGHT newspaper is essentially an etJho not wife ITor CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT Well welL thats too bad Its an originator that it must catqf to IUNN ausirer ouuuu uuuufib nearly flltryesron opinion Write to Sc CO who have bad funny I never heard tf it publio demands Well somo person experience In the patent Dusiness comrannica-strictly confidential A linnrihnnk of In Well you know wo dont advertise has attempted to ftjtd out tho ormatlon conoemlnir ln tents and bow to ob- Our afflictions any more than we can tnem sent free Alio a catalogue or mechan tain fren help I suppose you heard of my broth- Â¬ attitude of tbo secular press ical and sclentlfia books tentMann Co recelvo Patents taken through One result is special notice In the Scientific Amerlcnn and towards religion ers misfortune His wife was killed thns aro brought widely boforotbo public with- Â¬ Chicago is bo rather surprising in a railroad accident out cost to tho Inventor This splendid paper issued weekly elegantly illustrated has by for tho Iieved to bo preeminently a wicked What Its funny but I never heard largest circulation or any scientific work In the world S3 a year Sample copies sent free of that either When did it happen irreligious city Yet more spaoo Is Building Edition monthly tiM a year Single Six weeks ago copies U5 cents Evory number contains beau devoted by her dailies tp rbllgious tlinl plates In colors and photographs of new Well it is funny I never heard of news than by the press of any other M F SHRYER bouses with plans enabling builders to show the T O HANBERY latest designs and secure contracts Address thatl CO HKVf Yonir 301 BltOADWAY MUNN city The Monday papers In the The chronicler thought ho hod heard Windy city giva up many columns tile containing some historic re- enough funny things for once to reporting sermons and addresses ligious or secular event The illusof that character it is true that PRODUCTS OF THE ROSE M trations on these tiles are almost I the greater part of tViese represent obliterated now but ti few of them Countries Where tbo Odor Ii Extracted the independents and free lances for Commercial Use Still remain The most striking fea Â¬ Props In treatise on ture of the building is its tall chim- Â¬ somoa interesting the rose and its odors But It shows that there is more of Regular Graduate and Registered Physician ney tower built also of Holland that popular flowerfacts in relation to a religious spirit there than one Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy aft Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh have been brought C terwarda Post Surgeon U and I brick This small pile has withstood to light Numerous costly varieties of would suppose oven though it tends surgeon uritisu Marine S Army witn later two service toward liberalism years experience as Physician at Hot Z the storms and shocks of almost two roses are grown in America for ornaSprings Ark will welcome the sick and afcenturies and with the exception of mental purposes but in most other flicted at Ills Office where consultation with one of the Most Successful Doctors of the Careful attention given to Banfpling and selling all tobacco consigned to two or three small patches made countries tho cultivation is carried on present age Is cordially invited All will MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL us Liberal advances on tobafeco in Rtore Good quarters for teams recently is as firm and lit for use to- Â¬ for the sake of the manufacture of es-Â¬ receive kind and honorable treatment and find teamBters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed permanent cure3 guaranteed in every case of distilling roses ENDORSE day as it was when the Sons of Lib- Â¬ sences The art about 1012 and in orig undertaken 1084 inated in Persia erty were battling for the independ- it Is certain that the attar of roses was Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats e ence of our republic ELECTROPOISE made on a large scale at Shiraz At tho Succeseiully All Chronic and Long J B ALLEN1 Genl Agt P O P WAREIELDSupt L E D Book keeper The ancient structure has stood present day tho odorous products of the Standing Diseases for years a mouument to the stabil- Â¬ rose are extracted in Bulgaria France ity of the workmanship of the colon- Â¬ Germany and to somo extent in Inula Rev JohnRodgers Ddnville Ky CBX3rrJtl Asthma treated by latest hospital methods ists and its life might have endured Persia Tunis Algeria Morocco and damask Bulgaria the It is a mystery to me almost a Dis- Â¬ in obscurity for another half century Egypt In favorite while redtho south in is tho COMMERCE andHITER STS X formation of the Military roseFranco tho Provence rose the cab miracle but for the of j Naval Order of the United bage rose of England is cultivated and Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema Sores Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubled arising CO States an organization that has commercially But while much atten Â¬ Rev Z Meekt Caitle8burgKy from an Impure state of the blood promptly lately been formed composed of the tion is generally given to the develop- Â¬ t3 and completely I have used the Electropoise for system restoring eradicated forover from the cxz health and purity direct descendants of revolution- Â¬ ment of the color form and slzo of tho HOUSE1 TEJrmary ary officers and commissioned flower the great possibilities of tho five years and find it invaluable as a jral advance made on Con- officers in the war of 1812 the war beautifulofpetals in tho generation of curative agent especially- is it effica- Â¬ Weakback frequent and burning urine disvarieties perfumes have been hitherto eases of the bladder of both fcexcj promptly Free Storage nments with Tripoli arid the Mexican war and safely CnTed but imperfectly understood There are oa This society held its first meeting experienced gardeners who can discrim Â¬ cious in cases of feeble women and T arliAc will receive special and careful anters Correspondence VSW JLjaUlC7o treatment for all their many wceutly in the ancient building inate many species of rose in tho dark delicate childeen aliments fl ftited Hvhich is now used as a table dhote recognizing them by their perfumes Gonorr- Prompt and Careful Attentior bcoa All Business Entrusted to Us is the intention of wid it is found that exquisite offects Rrv Robert Barrett Louisville Bap- - Syphilis Gleet Strictures Varicocele Hydro restaurant and It can be produced by tho crossing of va Â¬ celeTendernes4Veakuess of Organs Piles to buy the building rand rieties having special the order ttst Seminary Fistula quickly cured without pain oa detenodorous charac- Â¬ erect a clubhouse lntiorear on the teristics In fact scents are almost os tlon from business r i Night Electropoise cured after all other very spot where the first blood of the amenable to scientific combination as Emls- colonists was shed the notes of the musical scale and tho remedies failed tlons Impotcncy Melancholy Dizziness Loss of Energy and Confidence the dreadful effects Another point that adds to the in- Â¬ result of a happy blending of odors by ft Early Vice which brings Organic Weakness building is its proximity cultivation is often as distinctive and Rev W W Bruce Houatonville Ky of unfitting one for business study or enjoymont terest of the CLARKSVI E TENN charming as the sound of a rich ro of life treated with never falling success On to the birthplace of Washington Irv- - mantic harmony oxaminatlontho Urinary deposits a rofiy sedl Electropoise cured opium habit w ment will oftqn be found and sometimes oi ng who was born directly across small particles of albumen will appear or tho m Rev Geo Means Covington Ky Diamond Cutters Are Watcbod color will be pf a thin milklsh hue again tho street from it N Y Times changing to a dark ana turbid appearance Not only b diamond cutting not a uiuicuiv uieru uiv iijuii cause In one nigiit the Electropoise re- ignorant of thefuuji wmiuiuui u9tho second Felling Trees by Electricity which is specially high paic occupation but it stage ot Seminal Weakness Tho doctor will is one involving a most humiliating uaruntett a peneei -Trees are now felled to a consider-Â¬ system of espionage to the worker lieved iSrauij Congestion and vrtfgo healthy restoration cmtbiuall suchcasesanda oi tne genitureunnary organs able extent by electricity A plat Each man is held strictly to account Q WRITK your troubles if living awny from inum wire heated white hoi by the for tho stones he receives on going to the city Voncan be ciired at homdby corres Wo could fill this paper with simi- Â¬ pondence Absolute tjecreoy In all profescurrent is used stretched between work in tho morning and tho count sional dealings and medicine sent secure 1 saw There isless lias to bo carefully taken when the un Â¬ lar reports but think this sufficient from- observation Testimonials of patients two poles as a Bank references to my Are never published work is turned in at night to m work1 than with a saw no sawdust is finished responsibflltylcheerfully given Address re-- in IntnrAsf vnn nn tlio nnhionf nfA After ddears experience we be locked uj m a safe against confident that orders entrusted m tfTIA T rented four and the charring of the turn of tho wbrjtmen tho nextthelay produced Uy WAWVIU WU IM R flMUiU j jii riiMiiiv manner UJ UQ r ti -- Electropoise I4 nvs surface of division tends to prevent The possibilities of theft arot groat health fv MmmJ ilVjXLVt th but ip decayi In somo cases thet time re tkpugh a dishonest workman knows monthsfor 10 fc Wat itn ai tomnlito disnosc ofsn unfln- jpTTMRfiM WHILO quirJO CfoTirpk DUBOIS ciWEBB ff f lahetf ctdne would bring suspfeionlapon 1 J rrminreifa tmf3hatjjpessaigr is only mcw 500 Pourth AYenne Loukville Ky v k xorsawingr nieuwtj aim woorsvur wau tn mixipv Several decodes previous to tho revolution when the Sons of Liberty fwere strupfglinff to arouse tho citi Â¬ zens of New York city to a senso of fihkidinity that was boiu heaped fupon them by the British pjovern Jment the city spld lota on what is mow William street to enterprising jbitlzens who agreed to erect houses of two or three stories on them Of jthe houses built at this time or at any timq previous during the early flays of Nev Amsterdam tho oldest now standing is a quaint three Story brick structure at 122 William tetreet Tho house which has changed in lappearanoe but little since it was Qrst built is owned by Thomas B Guilford of Toms River N J by wljoso ancestor Samuel Guilford it was purchased from its builders in 1778 Prior to that year nothing of tho owner of the place is known for the records of transfer have long einoe crumbled to dust and nothing now remains of the original builders but the queer looking house the bricks of whioh have outlived tho sons and great grandsons of the men whose hands laid them luvuiuuiuuui biuiua iuu oug ui 2 William street was the summit if what was known as Golden Hill tit was on this piece of historic ground that the first blood of the colonists was shed for the battle of Golden bill in which an old Quaker was bad- Jy wounded by iha British soldiers Occurred about two months previous to the famous massacre of tho citi- Â¬ zens on the Boston common The battle took place directly behind 1221 William street and tho house at that ftime was an old one and hadbeen used as a tavern Later on it be- came the rendezvous of Washington Lafayette Baron Steuben Gen Putil nam and later still of the notorious Capt Kidd Marshall Cunningham and Benedict Arnold For more than one hundred years the unpre- Â¬ tentious little building was buried in oblivion between tho walls of big commercial houses that were builjb Ground it and had nothing to distin- Â¬ guish it from its modern neighbprs but its antique appearance The house is built of bripk imported from Holland laid in cement that is as imperishable as the bricks themselves The roof is slanting with two attic Windows running out to its edge and iho building taken as a whole is a perfect type of what a New York house of the revolutionary period looked like As in most houses that were erected during the early days of New York 122 William street has in the basement two t of the famous Butch ovens which were the house anchors and pride of the Knickerbockers The kitchen in the basement is built after the English models with an immense mantel elabor- Â¬ ately inlaid with tiles or porcelain about six inches square each tho prfoo of an oyster cw in a good orauwtry restaurant was twelve aodoe half ocnte Tho prior has gradually gone up until now in a good restaurant an ordinary stew costs twenty five cents In tho old restau rant thcro was a cloth upon tho table but this cloth unices yon happened to find it when just put on was very apt to bo frescoed with ooffoo stains Thcro wero catsup and vinegar and so on somoof them perhaps in bbtttaa in a caster Perhaps tho waiter gavo you a picklo or two Tho light was not very britrht Tho waiter brousrht tho stow In an pyster plate and as tho hoi broth washed about a little in tho pinto as ho carried it and Bet it down you wcro afraid it might burn hia thumb But tho oysters were good Lot mo pauso to remark that tho oystor is something to bo gratoful for To day tho table without a cloth perhaps is of cherry or mahogany finely polished For a cloth there is spread before you a napkin of amplo dimensions and bright and fresh Tho picklo is chopped up oolery and very good You got two kinds of crackers arid plenty Of them arid a generous Tho but pdrtion of French broad ter oomes in a sightly little cone Tho table furniture is all good dishes glass everything tho spread before you is agroeablo to tho eye and the whole scene is brilliantly lighted with tho modern incandescent electric lights Tho stew comes in an oval dish that rests upon a platoj I dont like to eat out of such a dish so well as 1 do out of a plate but you know at least theres no danger burning tho waiter thumb Tho oysters are good the whole arÂ¬ rangement is away beyond tho stew of tie war It costs more but are we not better able to pay for it For gen Â¬ eral get up and get and dash and style and comfort the old stow couldnt beÂ¬ gin to compare with it Tho modem oyster stew is one of tho many things that we do a everlasting sight better Sun reporter than we did SO VERY FUNNY The Senseless Reiteration of a Meaning less Expression about to say they often would not ex-Â¬ press themselves as they do This is especially true of words which are used in a senso quite different from that which really belongs to them Hero is an extract In point from a dialoguo overheard by a writer n the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette j Hello my friendJ How are you making it saya one business man to another meeting him on the street Not very well My business has gone to pieoes and I am becoming in- Â¬ If people considered what they ore ghost When the upon the Elbe and Gnoofarue And the nar Â¬ row chance of capiiaattve from a wreck in the wintry 8ea the man from a far northern British province was moved says theNljW York Sun tojteH the story of his piano ituaer Thefpiaub tuner carnhlsbrlad by traVcling from point to poinliin the far northern province and tuning the few pianos owned lii thoso parts Something in his hearty manner and strong figuro led one of his patrons to ask a fewquestiena con Â¬ cerning his life an4 piano tuner an Â¬ x swered in effect thus lam a Manxman and I haye inÂ¬ herited a rugged constitution I seldom wear gloves even in your winters and much o the time I go without an overcoat For many years I followed the sea and X had one adventure that few wouldjiave liyed to tell of It was a midnight of December when I was ordered aloft to stow tho main royalt and before I know what X was about I ell from ffie yardarpilnto ne sea U No one on deck had noticed my fail and apparently no one had heard my cry for the shiji kept right on There I was with heavy boots and a heavy coat alone amid the waves of the Atlantic You may not believe mo but I did not feel greatly alarmed I managed to get out of my boots and coat and then I began to swim to keep myself afloat Somehow I felt that I should be saved Wo had passed a vessel about sunset and 1 thought shod come along and pick me up I had been a good swimmer all my life and I kept afloat till daybreak when that other vessel did come along and iish mo out four hours after I fell in Wo got into New York three days after my ship arrived and when L came aboard as shelayht her wharf my mates took me for a cmitlcfH WAREHOUSEMEN COMMIrON MRCHAJM AND GKAIN DEALERS wmw w Ixe 3Pxoof Liberal Advances on Consignment lYVHKKtliR axe3D6Sie- E U Miuo feAtxriK Fine Wm fiussellviUeancf Railroad Slreot Hopklnsvillej Kentucky iasurance Tk HANCOCK ABSOLUTEIY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE isttl All Tobacco Sent Vs Covered by WlUA T R HANCOCK I CO SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTE Hat stood the Test ot Time MOKk SOLD THAN ALL OTHER BAMMxWHKIIHfffl C0RitAIN AND FRONT STREETS BRANDS COMBINED J It mercilessly scourges the jnoney changers In the Temple of tho Republic New York Recorder T6bacco Trarehousmon ahaTJommiidiritbrctianls Store NAT GAITHEB TJRH ANOOOIiSaleaman WBiVvSrvirSdhaceo JAS WEST 1 GAITHER I3SIQN HOPKINSVILLE paperand bpund In white enameled cover containing SEVEISTTY TtAO ILLUSTRATIONS And la being read by Governors Statesmen tne anamostqt the prominent men oievery country It shonld be in the Hantls of voter In the Tnited States It is tho duty bf every book Kentucky WEST M ERCHANTS KY K iTOBAOCO And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse lsftboofcof160 pabei printed ori fine heavy W ERAGSDADE E COOPER EAGSDALE COOPER CO business man In to read this He will And himself entertalned while ddlng so and richly Rewarded in the end4 There 1b About Hoodte Sarsaparilla it expels nothing dry about It as la usually with books bad humor and creates good humor on una Huujeci A battle for blood iswhat Hoods Sar- Â¬ For the purpose of Introducing th is book t saparilla vigorously fights and it is its readers In its most attractive form THE KENTUOKIAlThas selected THF Kd rFNT EOITION alwavs victorious in exoBlliner foul bound in Printed on lino taints and giving the vital fluid the enameled coverheavy paper two colors white and printed In to any quality and quantity of perfect health will mall It postpaid 80 cents address or deliver at Its Counter It cures scrofula salt rheum boils ana it Remember thatfor Is the most handsome this form In which this book Is printed in paper othenbiood diseases covers It will A HiuaorouB Fact Mi m LI i wraw HOPKINSVILLE KY JE- HS EIstsuTDlislpLed inoim kU 1869 Tobacco Commission Merchants 4 CENTRAL WAREHOUSE J Dr atthew Henry Kollock PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHftYER r Union Tobajeo Warehouse larksville UN ION Blood and Pkin ease Tennessee Kidney and Jfr Private Diseases i Nervous Debility pgggggggg SAMUEL pllsnBlSllsllalSEipjigjEi odgson d Importer MantifactTlrer ITALIAN uuxuii sira ble TIM MARBLE 1 i ir7TJ4vnT i 0 Jnod JLA a 13 T7 J I 1 ttWJiJJWand the most EASTERN RANITE MONUMENT TABLETS and STATJARY h i I kj ro E a m r KiiMaKa iiij Street iMMLtmWAuV mmmrngmm a eJ ri J iilTiJ i0 itJlV UJI V J Jsone I tMM M MM il iTifl hi r hataiit- j -k ITymWi JU vt uyfmiftbit-Mfiie-tb- 4 cricult unlto Memorial dfla1tJadelkQtton of the monument to tbe aaknoYji dead of the southern armies In Oakwoods cem Tliat 1 AboatCtho nigh Wnt i Mark for Anrlimllvldual Work In Thl etery Chicago Countrj rlRrnroi tor tho All tbe aputh will te there in spirit Jifoj Daf undUour and the OOdfraVea will btf strewn with axbutui blossoms from the mountains o Kantuokyand Tennossee tiger lilies Fifty thousand dollars a yearl from Georgia roses from Texas and Think of It mosa from Florida And the shaft of Four thoujand one hundred and the monument will rise from a bed of weoks flowers gathered by daughters wives sixty dollars and sixty seven sents a and sisters of those who fought and month l04i67 a week 14881 a Those Vho never read the advertise4 on southern soil in ments of iheir newspapers miss more fell for which they diedthe woods and dayt 637 an hour- and a little more fields thanteh cents a minute than they presume Jonathan Ken-sion Gen John Q Underwood formerly a That is the salary received by each jBolan Worth Co Iowa who resident of Chicago of and one of the of a number of well known men in had been troubled with rheumatism 1rcisry term Twao lirst Monday ia three weksi third MoadyKMy--triBVw- o weeks flr Wosday lasejptMrterm three weeks Fourth Monday in February Ghbistm term six w kaj first Monday In June term Monday in September four wex term lx we s OittQiXT -- PHond Monday in April term Monday a August term threeMte two weiJJjbecond Monday in November term three y eeks r Lyon First Monday in May term two weeks rflrat Monday in August term two weeks flret Monday in December term two Court DfrtKBtory V MEMORIAL Bo JDlWtted ITnlon Aor tethaCtoiferatei HbSKTttsvi iywhwWl7lfirH j- ra t MONUMENT ij t4B4 TilN CENTS A MINUTE aiki 4 4MrtMsr M- 7 tfi-- WANT AN VTbv AKCHBISH0P 1845 Insdbb in the Old Reliable- - 1895 and wmUtftiamm veterans will Men WhoS8rvlceB Command a An Element ofthd Episcopal Salary Sf 50000 a Year Church Is After Onb UUhop William Senior Member of tho House of ninliopn Mny Bo niocted Next tfaU Hls Scat toDe 8f nt TVashlncton Lwi i- an item inhispaperabouthowa prom- Madison inent German citizen of had bsnjcured He procured the same mddic5 and to use his own words It cured me rightup He alsosavs in his back arms and shoulders read this country lt 0jjs to theeffeot that WillW Fullerjbf Durham N N A ratent dispatch from Raleigh ready has the largest income C who al- Â¬ jgSomo tunc and perhaps It will not bo full very many years from now Episco kiiixr palltms In America will be able to TION mrm mm im VJUIS mr AU t Jli V Hilt Ulv Lit speak of our archbishop at Washing Â¬ x rj rxiiQ x X j VX ton Just as Church Of England people or write1 for sample policy at your age and on plan desired Call say tho archbishop of Canterbury It Is all vague at present and whatever K W SMITH CO State Agents 542West Main street Louisville Ky tep8 havo been taken so far have CALLTS WALLACE EooaljKpantt i merely been tentative Perhaps that is HOPK1NVILLE KENTUOKy the reason no one seems inclined to talk Bishop Potter told a New about it York Commercial Advertiser reporter recently that the matter was to recelvo 1895 1 THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT official consideration from the commis- Â¬ sion on the revision of tho constitution a wr AA Sfc Total Assets January 1st 1895 UOZSOWJjM since organization f am Policy uoiaers T Standard surplus Former N G7S888S7 juusaes paiu in jvuuiuuk- - over vfvwywUM year GUARANTEED O ASH SURRENDER VALUES on Wand endowment After second noHctesINCONl on assignable policies in aso of lapse nq uasu LOANS made AMOUNTbvtnereserye oru re- ruMMswuttCi poucy ia continued in force roil lerred to the purchase of a paid up poller No restrictions as to KKSIDENGfi or OCCOTA MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO Jr of newakknew jersey AMZI DODD President t a si i Ttr itEV J m re- Â¬ sick in bed with rheumatism Their boy was over to my house and said - they were so bad he had to do the cooking I told him of Chamberlains Pain Balm and how it cured me he got a bottle and it cured them up in a week 50cent bottle for sale E C Hardwick andjEd fj Bogards Lafay ette Italy spends every year 14000000 lire on her army and navy Twenty five lire equal S5 V A neighbor and his wife were both vrrw J CinCAGO 1 i- - leaders of the movement to build the monument commemorating the brave deeds and heroic fortitude of tfie south- Â¬ f QnAKER Cnv BAKtNO Powder- Is of all weve found the best Claims a place above tbe rest cesan l Absolutely pure and wholesome Omil ern soldiers who have their last resting o fWltbten pennies getasam plo Of your Grocer an y day If an archbishop is appointed to bo place in Oakwoods oemotery who went He your pennies will re pay Omit If It is not sat the head of tha Protestant Episcopal to Georgia to secure the flowers has f Hnn st trlnls nil cnf fl rlpnt P11htp there will never be church of America It will mean a great Those who use Q C B P sent word that his mission has been low Omit For success will ette Ky deaL It will affect the government of successful They will be sent to Chica Â¬ all the church and Involve a change in go in refrigerator The estimated cost of both sides of Surrounding thecars the whole constitution and In fact monument will be of the great cival war in this country four cannons which were appropriated revolutionize American Eplscopalian Address Quaker Cily B P Co Jlichmond Ind tirely independent in their circum- Â¬ ismy was U5UUJU00U0U by special act of congress They have stances This is by no meansa now idea For not yet been placed in position but The services of Chauncey Depew tho past ten years there has been a Our hfittnr halves sav thev could will be before Decoration day B T Grant T Grant Propr not keep house without Chamberlains When the veil falls an imposing mon- Â¬ as railroad president are valued at growing party in the church which has WFormerly with Alexander E B Baldwin f ulerKS is used in more ument forty feet high with pedestal of 50000 a year Rather than risk Couch Eemedv It than half the homes in Leeds Sims Tennessee marble and statue of bronze losing this snug annual income Mr Bros Leeds Iowa This shows the will bo seen Tho figure will be recog Â¬ Depew politely declined an invita- Â¬ esteem in which that remedy is held nized by every old confederate as that tion to become a member of Presi- Â¬ where it has been sold for years and of a typical southern infantryman In is well known Mothers have learned tattered clothes badly worn shoes dent Harrisons cabinet Henry B Hyde president of a there is nothing so erood for coldd with stockings drawn over- tho trous- Â¬ BEASONONBLE BATES whooping coughthat it ers ho stands with folded arms having life insurance company receives a croup and cures these ailments quickly ana per no musket and looks down as if in sorÂ¬ like amount CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN STBEET KY manenfl and that it is pleasant and row oh the field where many of his President- John Ap McCall and safefoErtldren to take 25 and 50 comrades Bleep Richard A McOurdy both life in- Â¬ Tho face of the monument will show surance presidents drawlOOOO a cent bottles for sale by E C Hard--wic- k HOT AND COLD BATHS BAR BARBER SHOP and ED ft Bogard Lafayette a bronzo seal of the confederacy en year between them in salaries alone - from largedj with the inscription their respective corporations rs fu Among those whose time Is worth EnECXD TO THE MEMOBY OFClT Tne army ot Bolivia cosycnepeopig eooosptmiEnN soldier here t t 637 an hour yearly are President of that impoverished country 1800- U BOOJEDS WnOi DIED rNCAiIPV4 Douglas Prison 1882 06 Thomas T Eckert of the Western i000 a yeari c Union HejaryQJSaYleraeyertApresk The words Confederate Dead are on EoleyV Sarskparillacombmes th dent of the sugar trust and rail- Â¬ njairr reverend John p williams in most searjcing remedies scientifically tljcbase is large letters On theeastr road President Roberts avored tho establishment of a- head of face bronze panel representing extracttlielr utmost value eni call to aarms The return of prepared Among the ministers of the gospel the church This is because tho coun- Â¬ 4a If you need a spring purifierbesure soldier to his home is pictured on the Rev John Hall of the Fifth Avenue try is so largo and the church is so the Trial West face On Sarsaparilla and take Foleys scattered Then again the house of the south side the sol Â¬ Presbyteriun church commands tho bishops size 50c EbfsahVby E C Hard- - diers lasV sleep which only once in 1 islustrated highest salary He gets 35000 a three yearsfhas meetsproved adequate j not wick H A ii H year all of which is- devoted to tokeep trie various portions of the k Is estimateb that tW worlds 2c4n- - chanty COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS church in touch withv one another Tho y Austria spends eyery year 15 proposed its advocates vv xv withnuiim o xvaiusioru comes will makestep unification alsp claim 000000 florins on the army Twelve hdhhascdst the wbrldstax dayeirs a mtie over iuuuuiAA for a salary of 25000 next His florins equal 5 z KENTUCKY jv i i i The functions of the archbishop HOPKINSVILLE time and money are equally distrib- Â¬ fjy Good Rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commer would bo few His authority Unfqrtunate People uted among his parishioners with no greater than any other would bo clalmen Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOE LADIES Ballords Horehouncl Syrup bishops are they who tire afflicted with pim Â¬ the exception of an occasional in But even if he were only figurehead We carbuncles runriing sores Coughguarantee this to bo the best dulgence in his proclivities as a and as a matter of fact a could bo ples boils he Syrup manufactured in the ulcers scrofula cancerous pr syphili- whole wide world This is saying a huntsman little more tho establishing of tho of affections or any blcjpd taint great deal tic The presidents of several of the floe would have the desired effect TAK but it is true For ConREA Avhatsover and do not try a 50c sumption Tho first archbishop would doubtless Sore big trust companies receive 35000 Colds Coughs 6ale bottle of Foleys Sarsaparilla Fpr Throat Sore Chest Pneumonia a year each and J Edward Sim- Â¬ bo Et Rev John Williams D D by E C Hardwick Bronchitis Asthma Croup Whoop- mons president of the Fourth na- Â¬ LL LX bishop of Connecticut bo being L the oldest bishop in the church The ing iCoughand all The peace footing of the Eussian Throat and Lungs diseases of the tional bank who is a conspicuous cloment of tho church that seems to be we positively figure in the financial world as the jealous of New York will army calls for the service pfr 170 guarantee have JBorehound Ballards 000 horses A A- - Syrup to be without an equal on the leader among the new school of nothing to complain of as thus arch- Â¬ the bishop will a from Connecticut and whole face of the globe In support bankers receives the same amount his 6eo will bo the District o Columbia Everybody will be interested in of this statement we refer tpt every inJay Goulds physician Dr Munu what is said about Olive Branch in dividual who has ever used it and to has been for several years in receipt Washington Is chosen because of its m another column It costs only SI a every druggist vyho has ever sold it of an annual salary of 20000 from central location Tho fact of its being tho countrys capital has of course no month Free tho Gouldfamily Such evidence is indisputable inherent significance n trial On the turf where money isnt 1 Whether or not all this is to come The Spanish army costs 142000 store bottle at E C Hardwicks drug WHEREVER money until the day is over enor- Â¬ Into existence will not bo finally deter Â¬ Twenty five 000 pesetas1 a year pesetas equal S5 mous sums are paid the leading mined until October nest And even The army and navy otithe Argen- jockeys Fred Taral for instance then If tho commission approves of the departure legal it will Hoods Sarsaparilla gives great bod- - tine Confederation are kept up at an receives a retainer of 18000 from to be voted to become tho general havoupon by concost of S13000000 ily nerve mental and digestive annual the Keenes for one years services vention of the church strength simply because it purifies This amount Is probably doubled by i Missionaries and Rom vitalizes and enriches the blood Ballards Snow Liniment the- emoluments and perquisites i l Ambiguous language often gets tho V Mrs Hamilton Cambridge 111 which accompany his position public as well as writer into The annual army expenditure Jockey Harry Griffin who is but trouble shaker fact was illustrated at says 1 had the rheumatism so bad This Greece is 18000000 drachma not raise my hand to my I couldBallards Show Liniment has 18 years old gets as a retaining fee qno of the Cohoes churches one Sunday drachma is about twenty cents head 1000 for each year he has lived morning Tho preacher was discours entirely cured me I take pleasure in from Gideon SOLD EVERYWHERE Daly besides fees ing on missionary work in Africa and Eave Xou Had tho Grip informing my neighbors and friends paid him by others for the priyilejafo Was reviewing somq pi the UBculties Chas If you have you probably need a what it has done for me Lyman of havipg second or jttilrtl call upon which confront thomlssionary to the m THE NKFA1RBANK GOMPAHV dark continent In this connection ho reliable medicine like Foleys Honey Handjeyj clerk fpr Lay NJT- Morning Jour- Â¬ took occasion to Inveigh loudly against Snow his services andMTto heal your lungs and stop Kewaiiee Ills advises us nal of Eheumatism tho rum traffic among tho natives asÂ¬ the rljejttng cough incidental to this Liniment cured him sorting that it did more harm than the Why not try it It will surely do disease For sale by E C Hard Why missionaries could do pood you good It cures all Inflammation Number of Sheep wick said tho preacher fortybarrels of ruin Wounds Sores Cuts Sprains etc Tho total number of sheep in the are sent to Africa to every missionary Free trial bottle at Eff Ci Hardwicks Everyone knows we are artists in woolen Important to Invalid Ladies world is 583030309 distributed a Of course the real meaning oi tho good M drug store fabrics and the most fashionable aalors in follows North America 51223 man was obvious but nevertheless a Dr Kilmer rI can never let an op- smilo wont around tho church the city Wq guarantee fits and absolute- Â¬ 083 to sayagood word for South America 13QM7 Sortunity pass average annual cost of main- Europe iBip3iu4aj The I am at present in perly dont want our customers to pay for anv Asia 53401 Visiting the Pope of Rome fect health Three years ago J was not taining a man in the American navy 579 Australasia 124845600 Oce clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Our able to leave nip room suffering jrom is 1500 In the British navy it is ania 12007 Africa 35759035 The crown prinoess of Sweden 1055 whomd trouble and Irowe my presont stock of spring woolens is now complete embracing and Norway who is sojourning in good health to Olfve Branch- Rome for tho winter is now so im Â¬ all the latest designs in London Specials and Foreign A OorbfortabUi Bqatak Mattie ThornburgTipton ind Â¬ A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man Squeaky Bhocs sold Mr Qratebar proved in health that tho other Sun sale by E O Hardwiclj For importations exclusive with us No one else can day she was able to pay her long Are you bilious constipated or I dont like but I rather admire a deferred visit to tbb holy father show them troubled with jaundice sick headache Btrueaky rocking chair if it is old and Dr Kollock In Nashvlle bad taste in mouth foul breath coat- comfortable 1 shouldnt like to have a Her royul highness was received The gyjJPtlbn of tho reader U especially dyspepsia indigestion paw chair squeak hut with an old chair with royal honors This visit recalls called Vwthe card ot Dr MaUow Ilenry ed tongue has earned a right an incident which occurred en the is another ooliimri The hbt dry skin pain in back and be- Â¬ it different that Kollooklilch Is in to squeak Of course I ehonldnt like occasion of the first visit of King 1881 of p tween the shoulders chills and fever Dootorla a native ot Norfolk Va We invite you to call and are always the very best to have it squeak too much for proinlrient Bouthorn family ot Savannah Qa etc If you have any of these symp- would imply that it was insecure that Oscar to his holiness some years and ho see for yourself and get prices Ho isquoiodaja standard an thorty by 186 toms your-liver is out of order and page heyelopcEdla Brltannlca without security there can be too ooa ago when the bluff Scandinavian thelarcet and most important work in- th1 your ooa is slowly oeing poisonea jfort but I liko to havo it eqUoak jyefv sea king startled the Pontifex Maxi- Woridbelng in Jn 25 volumes each the size lbauBeypi4r blood does hot act prop Ily with one arm or one leg hst a lit jrius and his entire entourage by lo aa tbaT disorder Go1 loose Xt doesnt squeak ai ell of 44a w church Btblo Heia inotedgolgemi- POr jjwjoui mo proverpjai Kissing pc of dlsooverer of the aotlre principle tho facp and specific for neuralgia of kas you rock hack Jus teo far anil then bis toe sdzedLeoX7ZUln hto mai num hasiio Iiyer medicinq V raaiaely the wpe wml TheDoolor hasbeenall over the PficeV75 ecjual pudkfrlQAu trihCbottlDBat It equoks with rhythmic Bquejkk uum jy arms ahdUf the fashion joining MBlBUyUiCQ mHCwmij i TWia MMtJUM tound itlways a ng MAIN STREET toyaity kisjUJiiirj9nbothohalKii eirpAnft Bya up b otherphysi iMMW and comfort in everynote I It will be an agreeable surprise to persons subject to attacks of bilious colic to learn that prompt relief may be had by taking Chamberlains Col- Â¬ ic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy In many instances the attack may be prevented by taking this remedy as soon as tne nrec aympiuua ui iuo disease appear 25 and 50 cent bot tles for sale by E C Hardwick Hopkinsville Ed E Bogard Lafay CONFEDE11ATE MONUMKJiT ceived by any lawyer in the state has been engaged as counsel by the tobacco trust at a salary of 50000 if per annum Thatamounts to more than tho av- Â¬ erage man earns in a lifetime It would be a fortune to many iucicajueuiiui tue umieaoiates the chief magistrate of the nation does not receive a greater for his services with all the re- Â¬ sponsibility which that implies In fact 50000 per annum is re- Â¬ garded as the high water mark at which mans service can be valued individually in this country And yet it is surprising to note tho number of prominent officials in this city alone whodraw this amount annually over aud above their in- Â¬ comes resultant from other finan- Â¬ cial transactions Very truly it is To him that hath shall be said given Almost without exception the re- cipients oi enormous salaries are men already wealthy or at least en- Â¬ said that no move has been specifical Â¬ ly proposed biitlt is pretty well under stood that an amendment is to bo dis Â¬ cussed which will read something liko this In every dlocCsd the bishop or bishop coadjutor should bo chosen agreeably tp such rules aa shali be prescribed by tho convention of that diocese except that whenever the diocese which in Â¬ cludes within Its limits the city of Washington shall permanently sur render its rights to choose its bishop and the office of bishop of said diocese Bhail bo vacant the primantem shall thereafter under such regulations as thogeneral convention shall prescribe be the diocesan thereof with the title of archbishop of Washington and primus and tho diocese vacated by the translation of tho primus to Washing- Â¬ ton shall thereupon elect another dio- Â¬ Is wich and canons appointed at the general convention at Baltimore last October meets soon in Now York city It OAWSOfi SPRINGS DAWSON Hopkins County KENTUGKY These celebrated chalybeate and salts springs are situated Immediately upon the Chesa- Â¬ peake Ohio and Southwestern R R 165 miles vest of Louisville Ky and 6 miles east ot PaducahKy THE ARCADIA HOUSE Is new and neatly furnished with capacity ot entertaining 800 persons The owners of the hotel are also owners of the Springs aud the cuest3 of the Arca Â¬ dia House havo FREE ACCESS to the Springs without extra charge Invalids should remem ber that the months of June and Julvofler manv advantaces to persons vlsltlnir the SDrinzs ino ury anu nquiu sans are manuiacturea a tnese springs x or pampmeisCOetc appiy 10 Proprietors uuiiiuj VN fc ru D UAKER Allegro C ITTBAKSNB POWDER Wholesome j Hcunoiupertor Sample 1st time gdtlme j ARLINGTON HOTEL LOUISVILLE r n hym Lrvery Feed And Sale Stable trr mi r r I a FACT HINT r N I xCA Tml SATISFACTION GIVES PERFECT TRIED J I r M nmt Louia t HOW TO DRESS NEATLY V OUR TRIMMINGS MMtHft far NTOBIN FASHIONABLE TAILOR l tt h 8 J Vr fiBEBAMDTffERB - LOUISVILLE RACES T Wihted to exchange a bufcrr itinftV n n TV Wi wi T fi t All the Crook ItfcrMa la tlie Weal will be Tkr Xetaort BatORtt4 Railroads rtn fY 6rafest of all Skies of Higti Class i IWWMMJL 4ftfc WII - i n l fflOWLEDGE m IV ix p Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used The many who live bet Â¬ ter than others and enjoy life more with less expenditure by more promptly adapting the worlds bent products to the needs of physical being will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is duo to its presenting In the form most acceptable and pleas- Â¬ ant to the taste the refreshing and trulyÂ¬ beneficial properties of a perfect lax ative effectually cleansing the system dispelling colds headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation to It has given satisfaction of millions and the medical met with the approval profession because it acts on the Kid Â¬ neys Liver and Bowels without weak Â¬ ening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance Syrup of Figs is lor sale by all drug Â¬ gists in 50c and 1 bottles but it is man- Â¬ ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only whose name is printed on every package also the name Syrup of Figs and being well informed you will not accept any substitute if offered The Henderson Pah Company wfil hold their fikir from Spt 10th W tii 14th incltwije WantedTo exchange a buggy ior lumber C B Webb t Dr E N Fruit Dentist officeiWer City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Rev James A Lewis will bbldih is quarterly meeting at Vaughanfi Chapel on the third baturday and Sunday in next month furnished or unfur Two rooms nished for rent Apply to H H T Skerritt FOR RENTon South Virginia street a desirable place house of 8 rooms large yard and garden and all kinds W W Ware of fruit Mr J R Russell and not Mr Ben Rawlins is building the new bouse ori the K Twyman lot on Virginia street Mr Rawlins recently sola the lot to thopresent owner Co bave just reWinfree Bros ceived car load of tbe most elegant buggies phrotons and surreys ever brought to this towiiat prices to suit tf hard times Mr Ambrose Bourne was tried Monday and adjudged of unsound mind Ho was carried to the Hopkinsville aslyum Monday night Ho had been in ill health for BOme time Russellville Ledger Cleaning and repairing a specialty done by Fowright the tailor and cut- Â¬ ter Seventh St between Main and When the saddling Jwdlirings at LpuWille on Monday May 6 it will inaugurate what promises to be the greatest race rneetingW thohisfory of the Kentucky Curio Nearly 700 ijQtislii One Week Beginning PUiV A- Ii M r f- - 4 fr j horgesare already at the track em Â¬ bracing nearly all of thew notable stake horses pf the West an alnjiun tor from the East There will bfive or mora races each day with liberal added money insuring large fields and exciting contests The Keritucky Derby will bo run on the opening day Monday in which about ten wnl go to the post including Laureate Gal Â¬ on dOr Basso Halma Buratda and other good oiies The field will be free to the public on this day Bo sides the Derby there will be nine stakes other running during the fiftpen days of Chtf meeting In these stakes are entered such horses as Henry Young Roy el Santa Anita Flying Dutchman Diggs Simon W Ida Pickwick Poet Scout Lehman Ray S Rudolph Sister Mary Chant Buckwa Lamplighter The Common er and others well known All the railroads have made special ialf fare rates for the meeting and it is expected quite a delegation will leave here to attend the races Â¬ f l firm T7 H Vjy VHopkihsvilled Shrewd J Shoppers have been invited to many remarkable hap- Tibnirttrs hnt norifi whom nrnnllar wrnild hnv anlinitifih nor such Drettv - nicht- dresses as this one It will outshine outclass1 anoutsell all January offerings- - ls Tf h Experienced and Able Night Dresses H1 Good Muslin effectually finished with ruffles ample sizes well made 34c 8 for 100 m Drawers gbttenup V Cf tn Correctly constructed with ydke band Hamburg embroidery and tucks 290 Night Dresses Excellent Muslin with ered and otucljed front cambric ruffled yoke and sleeves 46c l Night Dresses embroid- - Wl Neck embroidered and tucked front Irish paint embroidery tucked and fulled sleeves 69c Shoe Men say lhatat fs folly flu goes as we have been and are taoiTr Ihe doing PMOlIon Is always alleged Is hot apprecia tive Onrsalea tell another storybnt wo do admit tha it is hard to make people under Â¬ stand the cheapness of our Shoes Do You Khow Tkem If not examine them Then Drawers Night Dresses Beautiful quality 7 large tucked and pleated collar pleated and trimmed full sleevos box pleated back youUagree J Era office L 8c N TIME TABLE 952 a xn 850p in 1010 p m SOUTH TBAINS OOINO NORTH No 62 St Louis Fast Mall No 0 XashvUlo Accom NoWSt No 63 Louis Express TBAIN8 GOING 435 am St Louis Express 625 am No 66 Nashville Accomodation 13 pm No 61 St Louis Mall Nashville Accommodation does not run on Sunday North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast trains have through trains solid and sleepers to umcago ana si louis Fast Line Btops only at Important stations and crossings Has through Pullman sleep ers to Atlanta Ga J MAdams Agent Weather Forecasts r I n bt r LIf f T fcS Lfr m K May will usher in some very warm weather a warm wave being booked AH parts guaranteed for the last of the week Closely fol- Â¬ Wood or Copper Rimsl lowing up this period we will have much wind with rain hail and thunGr clinging Tires sMSHnEk Advertising to much cooler with der Change All for tone price at possible frost in some places About The old reliable Furniture dealers and undertakers Up stairs in Hebry block the middle of the month there will HopkinsvilleKy be another very cool wave and light Rev Chas E Walton one of the And so Grover has gone a fishing Andwevo heard fromold Japan frost would not be a surprise for sev- Â¬ two Mormon elders who have been at Shes giving China a licking There will be the work in this county has completed eral mornings But were still at the same old stand la- Â¬ his two years service in missionary usual rainfall during the month If you doubt it come and see for bors and left Saturday for his home PUKSONAI GOSSIP in Utah His companion Rev Geo yourselves And examine our shop made furniture and be astonished at Attorney Wm T Fowler of North Carroll is now at Dawson and will he low prices we are elling it for soon be joined by another co worker Christian has located in the city Rev Walton expressed himself much Miss Stella Phillips of Bowling impressed with the hospitality of the Green is visiting Mrs P PHuffman Kentucky people UP TO Mrs J Matt Adams has returned Wanted A No 1 milk cow fresh Go AMBLER from a visit to the family of Mr W with milk Dn F M Stites W Alexander in Cincinnati B1CVGLES All persons and creditors holding Messrs BC Payne andHilliard Dal claims against the estate of J D WHISKEY ton of Hopkinsvillo were in Adair Gardner must on or before the 1st is often used as medicine in which Fastest Wheels on Earth ville this week Russellville Ledger day of June 1895 present and file case the purity of the article is of the One Irlile 134 1 5 Judge M D Brown and wife and said claim before me at Howell greatest importance I W Harper No is a Kentucky distiller of national his daughter Miss Lilly returned Christian county Kentunky Saturday from a weeks visit to Ala Â¬ claim or claims will be filed Unless reputation The product of his Dis- Ridden by Edwards Feb 17 1895 properly verified according tb duo tillery is shipped direct to the retail bama on business form of law This April 80th 1895 trade it passes through no middle Miss Florence Rives of Hopkins J S Lenorler Assignee mans handB to be mixed colored ville spent some days in Marion this THOMPSON When you need lime or other and watered Consumers therefore week She came to attend the have the assurance that I W Har wedding Crittenden building material call on H M Dal pers Whiskey is sold in its absolute ton at old Underwood Ellis coal MEAD0R Press purity by his Agents W K Long yard Hopkinsville Ky Mr Hugh Williams a Louisville Prof J E Dorland of the SouthHOPTOWN KY traveling man will move his family ern School has this reference in that consisting of wife and child to this JBETSend for catalogue city this week to reside They have paper to a recent visit to HopkinsThe first school man I met engaged rooms at Mrs Richie Bur- Â¬ ville was that prince of good fellows Char netts on South Main street lie JJeitncn ne is always happy and Henderson Gleaner of Sunday covered with smiles you know and C H Tandy of Hopkinsville is m when I look upon his schools and the the city Eugene Armistead of Hop- happiness surrounding them for the ARE YOUR EYES PERFECT kinsville arrived in this city yesterday past fifteen years I am reminded of to spend a few days Col Ross R what a great philosopher once said Donaldson of Hopkinsville was in Take God for your senior partner Charand the firm will never fail the city yesterday lie must have adopted this platform because the stock of this firm is al- Â¬ The Evolution eyes examined Of medicinal agents is gradually rel ways increasing and he has a sweet Thft rannlvlni rt in1rtn BMAntn aIaa J i Ju8Udk properly to thqface by MBKelly egating the old time herbs pills little wife to help him enjoy his hap la uu oijuuicu ttu LU1B lBtt Ol me CUUDlTy o tint AnHAlnJ draughts and vegetable extracts to piness Our jolly good fat friend Frogge the rear and bringing into general has shaken the dust of old Christian use the pleasant ana effective liquid FOR HATCHING laxative Syrup of Figs To get the county from his shoes and gone to another county Marshall I missed true remedy see that it is manufacFROM tured by the California Figs Syrup him but trust he is happy in his new Hr home and some other day to see him Pure Bred Light Brahma and Buff Co only For sale by oil leading over there I did meet his successor druggists Leghorns however that handsome and talented lady Miss Katie McDaniel who A statement of the earnings of the little Grant N railroad for the third week now holds the reins as county super- Â¬ WALLIS L Hopkinsville Ky jn April shows an increase over last intendent of schools and with perfect GROCERY year of 1770 and a decrease over satisfaction to everybody 1893 of 73530 For the three weeks The Governor of Florida says It of April it shows a decrease over 1894 affords me pleasure to commend Mr MERRITTS Old STAND of S17155 and a decrease over 1893 Miller of Richmond Virginia as a of 184410 For the period from refined and cultured gentleman His A H QoqDwiN July 1 1894 to Apr 21 1895 as com Â¬ name is a household word in his na W A PPdoL pared with the previous year it shows tive State of Virginia whose people an increase of 182877 and over 1893 always welcome him not only as a POOL a decrease of 82880907 citizen of the best Southern type but as a delineator of the old time negro A few days ago Manager Galbreath received a letter from the manager of character His recitals are enter- Â¬ Keep the best and freshest stock ggggagjjijjjgjp taining in the Marine band stating that the one will the highest degree and uo of Staple and Fancy Groceries to regret hearing him Mr be band bad been called iu to Washing Miller a successful business man in found in the city is Ray Pordon is a bay borso 16 ton ibv the Secretary of the Navy and hands high 7 years old by Gordon that in consequence they would not Richmondall as well as genius in his B3 Country Produce handled respect he In the best bred son of Onward yVili be able to reacb Hopk usvillo this line highest esteem and is worthy of Opposite Phoenir Hotel confidence the mike the season at my farm one mile season This is agreat disappoint Â¬ Main street MrMillerwill- - appear at soqth of town on tbe Palmyra pike ment as theyJWauldTiave been grated opera house to night under Hollands the jo nt no toll to farm at 20 to insure wiJhjffuU hpuse had they fulfilled encrafcement of the Union Tabernacle niare with foal Season begins April their engagement here 1 Uo ana tne opera nouse management KHH HOLLAND Vf and a full house will be onhand Pills x TakeJitaJtiaiTOr xivcmunmmi Hon Wm F Browder of this city who was elected a member of the State Executive committee to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Hon D C Walker of Franklin has tendered his resignation to the chairman of the committee and the same has been accepted Russellville Ledger Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless Co process Office over Bassett Judge L C Linn of Murray arrived in town Saturday night and is believed to be still somewhere in the county looking after his political fences Judge Linns visit created somethincr of a surorise since it was not supposed that he had any hopes of working up a following in this county with a local candidate in the race Dr Sam J Bakerspecialistdiseases of Eye Ear Throat and Nose Eyes tested with finest French trial case made free Spectacles furnishedOffice over Wallace Taliaforros drugs store Lady attendant Hours 9 to 4 0 On account of the Southern Baptist convention the Ohio Valley railway will sell tickets to Washington D C and return on May 7th and 8th at 2108 for the round trip Return limit 15 days from date of sale Fif teen days additional limit will be granted if desired B F Mitchell E M Sherwood G P A agent To Washington D Best Muslin neatly trimmed with hamburg embroidery and fine tucks well made iqc liM 4K 4 r Pi t V 3 Scores of other specials of the same sort all at greatly reduced prices Extra There is a vast difference between these and the usual ready made Muslins Every garment is high standard in quality make and finish in ample sizes and the very latest effects Via y BASSETT 65 CO Adam Shanks of Madisonville has sued P F Brown of the same place for slander Be asks 315000 for be ing called ah infernal old thief 65 WE Are In The Ring A 100 High Grade Wheel for HA1 NOW READY SPECIAL LOCALS A large assortment of trimmed liais from 50c 1 Sailors to For Sale--feicycl- es high gradeJSt5 pattern pneumatic Safety Bicycle at mTgre price You can get for almost half prlco a wheel which retailers sell at 8500 All machines are guaranteed for one year They sell like hot cakes Tor partlcularsaddress H Z V O Box G4rPIj6ulsville Ky Do you want a 6500 J Wedre 3yle Sm price from 100 up Eaby Caps from 25c up IJntrimmed shapes from 25c up HandVf s from 5c up Knitting cotton embroideriqs silks zephyrs Fans from 5c up Fancy hair pins m all the latest novelties m y in all the new shapes and colors ranging in Hpteriathatil Block 8T DOOB TORlOHTOF MAIM ENTEANCK T J SARZEMS A 65 65 Dr Franklin This fine young jack will make the present season at The Eclipse Livery Stable at Belt Buckles Sterling SilvS r from 125 up We have a splendid assortment Solid Lruaranteea Tobacco Fertilizer at Winfree Bros 130 per 100 lbs DATE R Benin Ky SIDE COMBS from 15c up Coch-rau-Crid- At 10 to insure mare with foal Money due when the fact is ascer tained or mare transferred Dr Franklin is a black jack with white points three yoars old fourteen and half hands high and is a fine specimen W C DAWSON CO HAIR PINS from 40c up gant line of See our ele- - LADIES SHIRT WAIST SET8 The are the correct thingB er GRAVES k CONDY JEWELERS Beans Potatoes Dried v MAIN ST vbBMBMHE STOVES The best stock of Stoves and Ranges In tbe city Fruits have tour 11 Canned Goods at Our splendid joung Jack Day Star will make f he present season on the Locust Grove farm near the Watkiria farm The Square postofSce at 10 to insure mare with foal Money due when mare proves to be in foal or is transferred Day Star is a black jack with white points is 15 hands high and four years old W B M A MASON TINWARE Everything In tbeTlnware llnecheap as uirw ROOFING Call on us tor Roofing and Guttering PUMPS REPAIR WORK Special attention to Rbpaikino i J K RAY GORDON My fine Jack Napoleon will be kept on my farm 2i miles south of Hi 1250 r Best pumps in the market ForitnWbe bucket pumps all kinds of pumpsi m Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky Opposite Hotel Latham Casky Station the present season Will serve mares for GEO W YOUNG act GOODWIt Carriages Phaetons I Buggtes 4 wow a iTfcftir will be found pi a full of pleasure F3iym lficlesline F A Yostsye at A fine saddle mare belonsrinfcrv to Cos harness store oh Ninfch Mr J T Nuckols of Church Hill Oall and see mebefore was badly injured Sunday byicom St ienpe iijg in contact with r barbed wire One of his young mules was so wyerely cut in the samia manner to insure Wijl have pomo two year pld jacks finely bred that will be ready to nerve a limited number of mares very cheap in My and June buying tV ir IWFWWi IWWWMIMH t 5 y JALl - 7 j iigfl wwzMggeM s us