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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: May 3, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 hop1895050301_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: May 3, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. 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S119 each Room the Dining av r- x Th Uv UOrl fA-TX fif V v 1 quart 4c j 2 quart 5c j 8 quart 7cj j4s Jquarti9cj6 quartJ2p 8 quart 14J 12 quart 22c ij v t 1 9 v r ti v s te rVjI- - JjTJjfj J How is this for prices on Tin Buckets made of good 11 3iv A sn Tcliu VSN Racket Compatiy M n JereMidhHf5Kg it HS y T a We taking better stpelqto fiil In as we we sell outanldew ceiving new goods tevery day down BI3I3IJB3fe another notch and BMBMBk MBaBMk H i KJBMMnM BBlBB B1 i clgt rttT 1 m 1 mi is lower than ever JEBljlsure you see us before these prices are out JFJXT lil Be F A YOST CO i COME TO SEE OUR GRAND JTBft SPRING STOCK Nothing Like it in the City The most elegant line Silks Dress Goods Trimmings Silk Waists Millinery Spring1 Wraps Carpets etc ever placed on exhibitpri in V this city l yL ft i 9tfi DONFFAILTOStFMHEM j f RICHARDS o CO Tuesday afternoon about 1230 oclock Fulton Gordon shot and killed his wife and Arch Dixon Brown The tragedy occurred at the disreputable resort of Lucy Smith a colored woman at 1025 West Madison street Louisville Arch Dixon Brown was the eldest son of the Governor of the State and was employed at Frankfort as his fathers private secretary Convention Tomorrow Mrs Gordon was Miss Nellie Bush here will be a mass convention of before her marriage Her mother he1 Democratic Voters held at J the Mrs NannieBushJwas for many county seat of eachof the thirty nine years State Librarian Mr Sam counties of the first railroad district Stone Bush of Louisville was Mrs to morrow to select delegates to the Gordons brother and Mrs George corivention at Owensto o May 15 Berry of Frankfort her BisterThere ure six candidates viz JEV d3i lAUlkUU UVW n ouuio jrcaio Richardson of Christian J F Demp clerk at the Gait House and later Bey of Hopkins R L Moore of manager of the Kenyon Hotel at Frankfort He is now manager of A Miller of Calloway the Merchants Advice Cracken T Gordon left the house immediately ana i J Mcelroy ot warren There will of course be no contest in after the tragedy but was arrested the convention here but the county and taken to jail where he became will instruct aB a unit for Mr Rich- completely prostrated from excite ardson The convention will be call ment ana nervous strain An inquest was held by the Coro ed to order at 2 o clock p m ner late Tuesday afternoon and af- Â¬ Death of JJooea II Wood ter hearing the evidence the jury Howell Apr 29 Mr H B Wood brought in a verdict of justifiable one of our prominent citizens after homicide STORY OF THE TRAGEDY an illness of about two weeks died Brown and Mrs Gordon arrived at this a m at 10 oclock aged about 70 years Deceased lived about two Lucy Smiths house 1025 West Madi street just after the clock Lmiles from Howell was well known son had struck 11 Mattie Mattinlv throughout the vicinity as an upright honorable gentleman and he will be colored was in charge as Lucy Smith sadly missed by a largo number of tho proprietress of the house was Physicians away relatives and friends The Mattiugly woman says she differed as to the character of his malady but the concensus of opinjon was well acquainted with the pair for Â¬ was that his death was due to the ills they had been to the house every Sat incident to old age He was a con- urday for the past five weekB with sistent member of Olivet Baptist the exception of last Saturday Half an hour later or at 1135 church He leaves 4 children Mr be a man JasB Wood Mrs R C Adams and oclock rang the who pioved to an- Â¬ Gordon door bell I Misses Mollie and Otio Wood swered the bell myself said Mattie ComplImentB Clardjr The man says Mattingly 1 want to engage two rooms I In an interview with Col Jim Whal have a friend who will be here dilen the Louisville Sunday Truth rectly Gordon at once paid for his quotesMr Whallen assaying Tliere room need be no subterfuge as to our prefI took him into the front room erence Wo are for Clardy if he will the parlor on the first floor west consent to become a candidate You pide said the Mattingly woman remember we were for him for gov- He opened the door leading intq the ernor at the last state convention We back parlor and said that his friend believet that the farmer should be would take that room He then took recognized in politics and Dr Clardy off his coat hat and shoes and sat is a representative farmer If you down on a chair near the door He wish to publish it I dont mind the seemed nervous Before I could go people knowing that Dr Clardy is out he walked to all the doors leadour first choice for senator The ing from both the front and back lawyers and people whq live in towns parlors and bolted them I did not have monopolized things long enough think this strange for most of the Let us give the farmer a chance people who come here do that llie account of the terrible strug Doth Feet Cnt Oft gle in the room is given from the At Bowling Green Wednesday combined statements of Gordon him morning L N Car Inspector H O self Mattie Mattingly and the house Bromley had both fe6t cut off by a boy Geo Wallace The door leading to the room from car While standing with one foot the little hall at the top of the steps on one car and tho other on the ad was not locked Gordon had only to joining car they were uncoupled and turn the knob and push the door separated Mr Bromley falling be wjde open As tho tween them One of tho cars passed door ho drew his Gordon opened ca li- Â¬ revolver n 82 over him cutting off both feet above ber of Hopkins Allen pattern Tho the ankle hurting his shoulder and couple sprang up to sitting positions otherwise injuring him He can in bed as Gordon fired point blank at hardly recover Brown tho latter rolled toward the far Bide of the bed Ho rolled out of Xhroo Items from Trlgffr Cadiz Ky Apr 29 Miss Nannie tho bed and tumbled down into a bed and narrow space Noel and Mr Wra Smith of the Can- Â¬ the front wall between the Tho of tho house ton neighborhood were married at first bullet passed into the muscle of the residence of the brides father his left arm crushing the bone a Maj Noel on tho 28th inst by Rev Soinf of which protruded fr jra the Jno Cunningham He hardly struck the floor be The cut worms are destroying the fore ho was on his feet again and young corn in this county made a dash for his revolver which Ingram the man who shot Ham lay beside his cuffs on the dresser in mond had an examining trial on the the fartherest southwest corner 27th and was held over until circuit As soon as his head showed above court the bed again Gordon continued fix i The following officers have been appointed to conduct the city election tomorrow to choose two trustees E H Price for the white schools judges E C andS H Harrison Kennedy clerk Geo Bradley sher iff These elections are usually very quiet affairs as the prcserit board of trustees have managed tho schools so satisfactorily that the members are generally re elected without opposi tion as their terms expire Mr J V JRufjsell president of the board and Mr ii i JJeTreville are the members whose terms have expired and they will doubtless be re elected without a contest of any Bort The election will be held at only one poll in the city court room and will be viva voce BROWNS BODY BURIED AT HENDERSON lr i i ing and at the same time rapidly ad- Â¬ vancing toward Brown As he ran toward the dresser Gordon grabbed a pitcher with his left hand With his right he emptied the remaining four shots in the revolver intoBrown body In the meantime Brown had recov- Â¬ ered his pistol and turning upon his assailant he began firing He only fired two shots at Gordon for the lat- Â¬ ter was close upon him He tossed his empty pistol upon the floor and with his disengaged hand grabbed Browns right hand which held the other smoking pistol and at the same time dealt Brown a terrific blow over the head with the beer pitcher smash Â¬ ing the piece of china into small bits As the blow fell upon Browns head he loosed his grasp on his pistol and Gordon had jerked it out of hi hand in a second Then with Browns own pistol Gor- Â¬ don aimed at his breast and fired The ball passed into Browns heart and he sank into the corner by the dresser dead Mrs Gordon sprang at her hus Â¬ bands back just as ho gave Brown the shot which finished him With tooth and nail and small fists she fought madly Then Gordon turned upon his wife Two charges were yet in Browns pistol which he held in his hand He threw his wife from him and fired at her bared breast The ball entered just above the left nipple and she fell over against the door leading to the stair way The blood spurted from the wound and was smeared on the inner side of the door Though she received a mortal wound the woman succeeded in getting the door open and stumbled out and started down the steps running Gordon ran to the door and fired another shot at the woman between the rails of the bannister The bullet did not strike the worn am She ran on down the steps and across the narrow hall and into the froiit parlors She rushed to the door leading to the back parlor find ing it bolted as it had been left by her husband Though a bullet had passed from a thirty eight caliber Smith Wesson revolver through her broast and entirely ihrough her bod yn she was able to unbolt the door open it and run on through the din Â¬ ing room and kitchen As she ran but the kitchen door and started toward the rear yard she dropped to her knees on a little wooden porch at tho side of the kitchen She tried to rise but threw her hands out in front of her and fell at full length dead Coroner Hood was summoned He found the woman lying on the porch at the side of the kitchen where she had first fallen Coroner Hood found Archie Browns body just as it had fallen in the room up stairs It was in a stooping posi- Â¬ tion almost without any clothing The head rested against tho side of tho dresser There were seven wounds in Browns body One was two inches above the right nipple Another was four inch Â¬ es below the right nipple Another to tho loft and near the bottom of the breast bone Ono bnllet passed through tho fleshy part of the left arm another through the upper por- Â¬ tion of the right arm and near tho shoulder This bullet broke tho bone part of which protruded through the flesh Another bullet entered the right thigh The top of tho ear was clipped off also There were two wounds in the womans body but these were made by one bullet The bulet entered near the left nipple paused through the cartilage of the fourth ribt through Continued onJfiftn Ppge n r w zr-z-- -- UL-j j M L 1 HOPKHTBVlLE KENTUOKIAN WfllTR HOUSE BABIES fi K H l t May ft 1895 aT6t O1 of Them Oome Eu Bver Bsatiy to QrieC XtCSHt 7 V 1 f Sld Seme or th Ladles Who Bore OerH- tho Mansion Have Had n Do-eldndly Hari nd crael Tltno 81aco They Lett m H After attained the years of manhood ho ceased to labor with his hnnds and tended all his energies to the develop tinent of his brain t Hence although a patient plodding law student and law- Ter in his mature years he novor act-fually tolled with his hands for his daily bread But ho has been a laborer and a worker In tho intellectual Held for many years and deserves common- dation for tho success which ho has o achiovedL Jnanj or rather a working boy Special Washington Letter Grover Cleveland was onco a working1 But this letter 1st not intended to bo laudatory of Grover Cleveland Ilis little girls look up to him however just as the little ones look up to their fathers who carry full dinner pails with them when thov co to wnrlr In tho morning and bring back their tin J k i N I- pi T IT- i w jbaby rurrn V Cleveland 1i I k v 8 rW lVI f 4 LA S buclfets empty in tho evening They havo no appreciation of the fact that their father is the head of a mighty nation with even more unlimited power than some of tho monarchs of the old world To live in a big marble build Â¬ ing with nurses and servants to attend to them is natural for they know no other life - If little Ruth were told that she could not have milk or cream or easily or bread and butter because papa has no money and Is out of vwotIc she would open her big bright ayes in amazement That sort of wpuld be all Greek to her It wouldbe a foreign tongue and she would stamp her little foot and order with anger that her demands bo com Â¬ plied with at once Wo may hope and pray that Ruth Cleveland and her little f sister sliall rjever know what depriva- Â¬ tion means While vc are prone to envy the successful and prosperpus In this world wo are not injlined to wish r that others may suffer poverty or pain No baby of the wl ito house has ever como to grief but ladles who have lived in tho executive mansion have known treduccd clrcumstanes in later life For many years there has been a resi dent of this city living on charity who was onto the leader cf the society of Washington and who was kuown as the first lady of tio land In 1842 the wife of President John Tyler died and her daughter Letitia Tyler became tho domestic manager of the home of tho president until the close of his ad- BENNY MKEE WHEN HE WAS THE WHITE HOUSE BABV ministration She was beautiful too and her social reign was brilliant Twenty years after tho Tyler adminis- the great congressman and senator tration at tho close of tho civil war elect before ho was a candidate for tho Letitia Tyler Scmple orphaned and presidency During the long and won widowed in reduced circumstances in derful struggle which the wounded r actual need of money for food and man mado for life Stanley Brown was clothing went to Baltimore and opened tho mainstay and comfort of the strick- Â¬ a select school for young ladies She en family Mollie Garfield was then was about forty years of age still at- Â¬ rapidly approaching womanhood Sho tractive and beautiful but proud of her learned to lovo the sagacious loyal family proud of her wedded name and honorable friend of her father and a unwilling to become the wife of another few years after his death she becamo man and so she worked with a will and the wife of Stanley Brown They are succeeded But her eyesight failed and to day happy husband and wife and her health broke down Destitution theirs Is a blessed home for thoy have stared her in tho face but she never two little children Rudolph five jears Her circumstances how- - old and Ruth a wee tiny mite of a girl complained ever became known to the millionaire nearly three years old and those chiland philanthropist William W Corco- Â¬ dren aro tho delight and comfort of ran of this city and ho came to her their lives The daughter of ex President Harrirescue In memory of his beloved daughter who died whilo quite young son Mrs McKce has not visited Wash Â¬ If she were Mr Corcoran established a home for ington for a long time ladies of gentle birth and breeding and hero it might be difficult to Impress upon her little son Benny the fact that v called it the Louise homo Within a year of tho establishment the white house is no longer his home of this house of refuge Mr Corcoran Ho would want to break In and rule learned of the condition of Le tho place as he ruled It when his titia Tyler Somple whom he had grandfather was president In those known when he was a young days everybody heard and read of man and whoso father President Ty- Benny McKeo for ho was a very lively ler had been his friend Mr Corcoran llttlo fellow full of Ideas of his own went to Baltimore saw tho lady told strong willed and somewhat self her of the establishment of tho LouiBe willed and petted even to tho point of home asked her opinion of it and being badly spoHbd by his grandfinally invited her to become its most father By the way all grandfathers She demurred ex- and grandmothers aro over indulgent honored guest pressing the belief that her strength and President Harrison was no excep- Â¬ Fortunately for their whlto ovould be restored and that she would tion ibo able to carp for herself but Mr Cor-Â¬ houso baby tho Harrison family In all coran Anally induced her to come to Hsj branches has been thrifty and Washington and enter tho home That Bonny Mcee will nover need to suffer was nearly twenty years ago and she want nor bo a subject of charity Smith D Fry has lived there over since She is about aoventy flvo years of age tall slender Maines Mont Thoughtful Dos and unusually erect for a lady of her A lady near here says tho Portland age She is a thorough Tyler with tho strongly characteristic features of that Express recently made a cake to tuko famous family Her hair is silvery white to a society supper ard after it was unci tho brown eyes pleasantly smiling well frosted set It Qut of doors jto cool through tho gold rimmed glasses gleam When she went for It It had disapwith brightness ner memory Is un- Â¬ peared and not having time to bako impaired and she delights in recalling another sho had to buy one to carry tho time when she was tho recognized Tho samo afternoon a church circle lender in tho society of tho country who were getting ready for a suppert and a queen of tho American court wero cauea out oy a oig aog wno was For tho past threo years sho has rp found in the vestry holding in his ceived a pension of eight dollars per mouth a handsome qako on a pan No month which though small is yet an one recognized the dojft butj supposing he had been sent uy some ono tno cako f U additionto her slender income In this Vmrno city for many years her brother was taken from him ho giving it up John JTyler lived ns an employe of tho cheerfully But on inquiry later no ono V trwiirary department and thoy oftdn could bo found who know Anything lan--guage k tion somotimes one occupies tho cen- Â¬ ter tho post of honor and sometimes observers another To day it may ha Confucius During her residence at the whlto to morrow Buddha and the next day houso there was a scries of lavish en- Â¬ Laotze So In this great Houso of the Genii at tertainments hover before equaled in the history of the republic culminat Â¬ Canton the images of tho gods are hud- Â¬ ing in tho historic wedding Beneath tho dled helter skelter together tho arÂ¬ marriage bell which robbed America rangement frequently changing ac- Â¬ of ono of its favored daughters- - and cording to tho whim or caprice of tho gave to England a matron endowed attendants andt nobody is ab3c to tell with tho sterling qualities of American why there shoulli bo any change at all womanhood The details of her unfor Some of these Images represent tho tunate marriage are too well known to spirits of tho great religious teachers bo more than touched upon The fact or of tho emperors whoiare- always that it alienated her from her native deified whether- they wero good or had land has been a subject of deep regret in the flesh others may represent to a wide circle of friiends When merely the hedgehog thefoxv the wea- Â¬ therefore in her widowhood sho sought sel the snako on the rat olll of which tho homo of her former triumphs it are supposed toi exercise am important was with real warmth that Nellie Grant influence upon human affairs Thoy are all dubbed his excellency on the was welcomed Little Mollle Garfield camo here last printed placards wichiatiinrnish ono December with her husband ami two from another and the most learned little children J Stanley Brown was scholars are notashamedV on tho days private secretary to President Garfield set apart for tht worship of theso and had been a friend of the Garfield Jowly spirits to be seem at their gen family for many years before tho nomi Â¬ ufiexions before those images Good and evil spirits in this House of nation and election of the famous and good man who camo to such an untime- the Genii havo equal place and equal ly end at the hand of an Insane assassin reverence Why should not tho wicked Mr Brown know llttlo Mollie Garfield spirits be humSy entreated if their when she was a child In short dresses Ovil passjonsjmay fchua be mollified and and ho often petted her and caressed they Induced to rislt the misfortunes tho child when ho was stenographer to thoy command upon some less reverent person It 1st a queer jumble of tho threo potent creeds that have a firm foothold In China It is a strange con- Â¬ fusion of such a multiplicity of gods as is seen nowhere else in tha world and tho reason qf it seems to bo that tho great mass of Chineso aro willing to blend in their faith and practice all tho religions that havo been stamped it their own land with the seal of an- Â¬ tiquity By seeming at least td re Â¬ spect aH they hope to win blessings Jin this world and thb next and not oven tho loftv teachings of Confucius and Buddha release them from supersti- Â¬ tious fear of tho hobgoblins and demons of Taoism r t THE CONGER EEL sad okaritatfe kftoXwer rMefcd forth to supply the nimla of the unfortunate bid man K It k a rather raattrkafcle fatt that the greatest vloleeitudea cf life uauslly spanning a length of years befell the Tyler family duriaff their occupancy f the white hewse vi a funeral two births and a wedding And that grand wedding which attracted theT atten- Â¬ tion of the world was the marriage f Letitia Tyler in the white house the wedding of theflrst lady of the land who afterwards became the guest of tho LouLo home ah Institution of private charity founded and endowed by a millionaire ns a monument to the memory of a daughter beloved by hlm whoso taking away nearly broke bls heart But returning to the girls and ladles of tho white houso it Is a singular faot that during tho past season throe of tho best beloved of theso ladles havo been residing in tho national capital and quietly mingling with tho society in which thoy wera onco supremo Mrs Sartorls came here last winter and was welcomed by society with open arms Sho was married In the white house where as Nellie Grant tho daughter of the great soldier statesman she was one of tho brightest and most popular belles of tho whita house Sho- embodied In her character tho gonial and unaffected qualities which for her fatherwon so many friends Sho con- Â¬ ducted herself in all respects as a sim Â¬ ple and happy girl mado friemsby tho score and was in everything as lovable as though her father were not a president and herself the observwst of all ISmtim of Clmv tke are collected In the htdt shown in this picture This In tho foterior of the House of the Genii at Canton says New York San If you were to asfo the most learned ana devwut Chines which is tho greatest of these divinities wionsmoaww oi tnem wataro-su-perio- r to tho others in positron and po teneyche weold probably W deeply puzzled Ther is in fact utter con Joeion in tho spirit world of the Chl ese Such a mfcdng up of authority and attributes among human icings weald result in a chaotic and hopeless cosdJtion of affas Evon when tho great deities that stand for tho tfareo re aro brought into juxtaposi- Five- Atradred of In ffMeh 0Hrrn lawChina Hdcfl4trf Are v r o IS t WOMtdp THE tfffWNL -v HMMVed W g E fit nm awn S3 SHO CORDOVXfti ll PPmL Mft 7 WW L Do UCLAS UTHCMlTv V trnHMUoitMLunmr 43JFiNCCALfttMUMC 4 IB w tf in a h te f3VpaLICE3sacrj t mAkl WlHtfStWttMt 7HBJ The Leader i daily rweifingjiow stylish and nobbyhststosuit Is ious taste awl prices to suit every purse mM Vl Douglas ADeurfaHware ittot Maiisaatk Clothing 5K thomotfastid vrOflMlIioa PtooliPttrtt equally satMactory TheyrgW0tlibit vlu tortbnnmey TUsyequwl Mtoaa ahoea ta style mint TheirweaffrrgrfHriitiM Shoe Ca 4 Shoes ttrteurnurpiMied The price aro wuHonH a sole itlfmp Prom aved ever other make If YMuuteafecxaaBct wddIv voawfrow Soldbr Pn Wnesday May fifr 1 We will shbv am elegant lino of Handsome pattern Hats and Bon- nets We trust tiat every lady will attend this our A certain censor Chronitj ScrttEye Setter SftlfrjKltouia ficald lEfcady Old ItchJ Praii iw CarenloSorwctiTor and Pile Ifcfaecoling and kociCMng Hnndredfcsf caana havo been cored h it aftoral other treatment Ikhi fallco It la put up in Ur vnu -- tUt oo iw K C Hard wick HOUSE ft Tstcbes ro6 Bucramn or Bfipglcs SUMMER OPENING L t Hosiery We are also receiving new things in fancy Hair Pins Bell BuckSes Veiling infants Caps Gorts r 0 THE OENII JUT CANTON SWAYNEf- ctmmroumML OINTHEUT ITXPTOH tt Valltnr tLnu r wre m iMriiiMi oran inmnnm t nratrv UmUai nut ttrMtu tore PILES Sii inuiuM nIOD ITCHING File in if SHlr ftlnvp vv 7 Mitts TCmbroideriesLStamned Linnens etc WA in n YrtirwWli nil in topnltelitncmdl VTWKNT in i i ftrJ rftstm UJiia 8oKruuaKU Sold bv R C HARtfWICR j i Mme Fleurette Mgr Y FEMALE r f vv II TrrssMetjuemmjrunyor jalnful mem ftralaieav Koir uul Ly tTCr JOOOI ladlui BtoaChtr Inrleoratci tiew orsaaa Ilewnroof Imitation Sam paper Seat KtampstorDaxtlcabkni Said br IJoeeL AWOCJAriON Chicairb Jlt- Uii n kwm fitful Corimn AQajrnsiiaUiui3aoitlluf rniis UWMKTitemVLKVr PIUS 1 IQay Opening of 8prbooortrlJrTl FINE MILLINERY ww Sold by R C Hardwick MrS H mmm WflX ly B 54 UTEAHS SARSAPARiLLA E BiV f 4 cordial invitation extended to all Ladies you should not fail to see the imported fiats and Bonnets these aie- - strictl imported ifoods no sham F of style aid teput the re not surpassedlbany Uity M prices a in ing thevhard tunes Myottpto pie Low- j r est prrices andlatest sty les IalspJiaTe a first class Trimmer Miss Clara Essingfbn of Cin- Terms Cash cinnati ke-JT J HTf iTVlMRS ADA LAYNE BEST BLOOD PURIFIER in tkc world It cures Nervousness Dys Â¬ pepsia Sick Headache Boils Tetter Scrof every trouble arising from bad ida blood Try it and be sure tQgettJft6atfi Fop salo by CORNER 9TH TlVO BOWLING GREEN MIN Hormal IN 18715 iptt SOUTHERN J HI ad SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER CNE WANAGEMENT R O Hurdwick druggist Busisess College ESTABLISHED DOWLWB GREEN Sckol of Ten Feet There aro threo conger eels ut tho New York aquarium ranging from 2U to 4 feet in length and frpm three to five pounds In weight the conger eel somotimes grpws to bo ten feet in length Some fishermen call the conger eel the round tad eol among anglers whp somotimes catch them from the It Has Been Known to Attain a lrinffth TABLERSnil V BUCKEYE ThapteatBnslnesTraInnc5WonlotthBSouthl Book Keepintr Short hand TJegrapky Type Writiajf and Penmansnlp PtU3 can eater at any tfaae Send for catalogue arxentioa Oonrsa desired AiUtmu BUSINESS COLLEGE I Wlli aBMBMHHMS Enpllsh Teaeier SrfMitlhe nnd riaslff I Courses Music Art and Elocution provided I for Low rates cf board asd tultJon Send foi catalogue 0HSBKT BSQfc ProsisBowlmf QreonKy SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL OINTMENT iCURES NOTHING OUT PIlESi HM HHMHHMUI BWMM SURE and CERTAIN CURE Lumber Q UABANTEKD Hardware JS I known tor 15 yoars as tho BEST REMEDY for PILES BOXII 1ST AIl imUOGISTS USD SICBASISOH ST LOUIS Pr CO GOOD PURE WATER- - ALL THE YEAR ROUND f FRfrM -- PFTR Q tf X r CONGER EELS k flshlngstcamers that go down t the lt banks tho conger is often called the sea eol Tho conger eel is pretty nearly black or a purple or bluish tinge f darker in color than tho ordinary eel as well as much larger Tho conger eel Is found all along tho northern Atlantic coast It Is not very plentiful and it is less so than former- Â¬ ly The larger ones aro caught out sldo the bays and along tho soacoast Change in Tlme C hiojVaMey FJalJay v tho young and smaller ones In spring rc laKing tnecxoi u -unTirMruu mi and summer In tho bays and creeks Auk -a 17 Prr ff 23rd 1894 I Tho congor like tho ordinary oel goes TRAINS OOINO SOUTH to deeper water in winter where tho water Is warmer or beds Itself in tho No4Datly No 8 Dally Â¬ -pr tt--- -- rifirum pj TIlJTWH o ur Bvto Trompt FoanMit for Impottnc Lota f Manhood 8tmlnal missions Spermalorrhia Notuousntti Sal Distrust Loss of Usmoru c Will main you a 8TR0N0 Vigor pries 100 a ous Han Boxes 00 attractions Malltd 8oio1al with each Pox Address BtUul Enow Ualmeat Co aeio luoas Ave MO ST LOUIS ts ri l m Vnr i swB s miv MANruar nHy fiOoHPHfUMPOia wwwim rtHi- o zl rt j mt m n a W il mud In Europe tho conger eol is sold as food but it is not sold hero Ittis eaten hero to somo extent but pnly by fishermen When tho commpnel is skinned the flesh Is found to be covered with a thinner skin wHifch Is of a bluish color Tho thinner skin covering tho flesh of tho congor oel Is whlto with a pinkish tinge The conger eol is cooked In tho samo manner as the ordinary eol it is however not nearly so palatable t Hall Express Mall Kxprcss Henderson Corydon Morgunfield EvanBvllIe 630 a dturglsWU Prlnoeton jJm Cerulean Springs Grncey p Ar Uoplclnsvllle Mitrion DnlCnven 880pm 717a in vV4Upm 7iaam 515 pm 818am Dm 841 a OJCM alu t008pm mi4a0p tn653 1067 Ottdai IJovr French Babies Are Fed Is not generally known that In Francoit Is forbidden under Bovero pen- Â¬ It alties for anyone to glvo Infants under ono year any form of solid food unlpss such bo ordered by written prescrip- Â¬ tion signed bya legally quallfleW-indd-iroman u Nurses aro also forbdden to l m 863p m 1210 pm 016 p m NORTH BOUND No 0 Dally No 1 Dally Mall Kxprisa Mail Express v Hopkiisvllle 2U6p ra 616a m p rn 1rlucetoc 716 a m if 03 p m Marlon 814 a in o7 p m 7 0 17 a m DcKoven MorgnnfielU u54o m i 74 Corydou 816 p m loilbo m 1060 aoi 840 pm Uenaerson OiMp m Ar ivannvlllot n85a nj U40 U83amr uw ykp m 8 88 p m 654 p m 6S ipm local ruKiunr 4ArHopklnsvlIe Lv 1rlneclon Lv Weach othflrtRntalkedrof ojd times abouttha dogi Tho mystery Increased rthenthev wcretrroat and powerfulf until it came jto tho oars of tho lady WTitflnallv JoWTvler wlio had been wbolosttho cakoVbut oven yet tho anrteme PfSftggiSfcP mystery otthe dogs friendship for that tiiawBBtf glJiJll UNIONIOWN BKAN0H tprotext whatever any nursing bottlo South Honnil Dully provldod with a rubber tube Several 480pm 740 am other similar and equally stringent LvUnloutoMrn CMOpm u06aiH laws havo recently bccn enacted by tho Ar MorBautleldk North llOtind- - Dully French government whkh despairing of obtainlncr anvVlncrcaso in the birth rata In their land Is now turning lts Cn Li B FliiijtMxisf aueution co uie saving oi uieiew cnu r MfcuiSKWCoDAKt GPA HJpiansvllfeKy ft that are bora JJ to their care at any tlmo or undcrany iArirlMstonjir 1 716 a pi Dolly iuuu uiu 60Up in 780jj n HopkinsviUe Ky Virginia Street m y HMIllhWi Phone 98 P O Bex 67 Et av Vl JSetween Fourth andMS T O MMsmt G- - McDaniel LMhLJMj Business Mg i u a i May 3 1895 c HOPKINSVILLE KENTUOKIAN TRADE MARKivy 5 Professional Cards pammiL WILL mBT Jiff A Dlfflonlty de to Determined Not t5 Great Britain Demands ta Whi Vitally Iwtef VMT MonrBe Doctrlno tretd et tM States I Admiral Meads Id Sh1 Up ror the 0ntl lv tion XjLrtrliten or This Paper J Much 1ml been said and written late- Â¬ ly about Great Britains wanton attack on Venezuela and American patrioU were more than pleased when tho gov- eminent of the United States protested against John Bulls attitudo and asked that the poliits at dispute between tho two countries bo submitted to arbitra Â¬ Tho foreign office turned a very polite but sarcastlo an Â¬ swer to Secretary Grcshajn in whiqh our government was informed that England had nothing to arbitrate The impudence of this reply was galling to America dignity and Admiral Meade was dntttched to tho mouth of tho Orlnocorith a powerful fleot to see that neither Great Britain nor any other European power should Interfero with tho Monroe doctrine This doctrine outlined by President Monroo In his seventh annual message at London re- Â¬ PRESIDENT JOAQUIN CBKSPO to congress December 3 1823 is vir- Â¬ tually a declaration of principles re Â¬ garding the position of the United States towards foreign powers whoso governments might be ambitious to ex- Â¬ tend tholr political systems to any por tion of tho western hemisphere Such an attempt President Monroo declared to bo dangerous to our peace and safe-Â¬ ty and one that would have to bo counteracted or provided against as we shall deem advlsablo The congress of the United States has never given formal sanction to tho Monroo doctrine but every executive has asserted it whenover occasion demanded Great Britains present controversy with Venezuela is founded neither on justlcojaor equity Tho South Ameri Â¬ can rewblio has some rich provinces whoseRvJjorption seemed advlsablo to John Dim and without hint or cere-Â¬ mony tho greedy British lion attempted to devour his prey Unfortunately for tho beasts appetite Venezuela after many years of internal strife happens to have a progressiva government headed by Joaquin Crespo soldier and statesman Instead of being frightened by the threats Of the British minister and hiffeJTrench and Bolgian stool plgeonsrTiresldent Crespo sent an em Â¬ phatic protest to the Englishman and passports to his continental allies who attempted to criticise tho government of Venezuela at what they considered a favorable and propitious time But a word about the nature of the trouble which may yet lead to a brush between the American and British squadrons stationed In South American waters The province of British Gui Â¬ ana wa3 acquired by Great Britain in 1803 but was not formally ceded by Holland until 1814 Tho territory given up by tho Dutch government included the provinces of Demerara Bcrbice and Esequibo the river of the latter name being claimed as the boundary by Ven- Â¬ ezuela This claim has been repeatedly acknowledged by Great Britain notably in 1841 when a British court in Demerara acknowledged Venezuelas undisputed jurisdiction Qver the Mara ca river and again in 1874 when a sim- Â¬ ilar acknowledgment was made by tho authorities of British Guiana In view of these decisions backed aa they aro by treaties going back hundreds of years Great Britain cannot afford to time by the British government The MAKING GAS IN A PAIL city of Caracas the national capital U a beautiful place supplied vmSlaU jsr Simple Prooeeg byvWhlcb A coty modern Improvements nne entireties lonoJMay Be Genoraiod mubeums and a univeiseHiy It Is an im portant commereiftl eaitrund does its foreign trade thrwli t Guayra its llio ApparatBBiNcceMary Is easily AlAde which part of seaport not Jwr nig oia Ilueket and n Lamp eet Isnow at anchor Clillnney Constitute tbo Meade Admiral resources and Both as regarde natural Entire Outllt climatic advantages Venezuela Is ono of the richest of South American states No modern discovery or invention it coffee among the best grown on has cxcitcdmorc general Interest than eWiefternhemIfiphere is In general tho new illuminant acetylene T demaad and its cacao exported prin- Â¬ OConor Sloanc Ph D has prepared cipally from Maracaibo is the best in an article published in the Scientific the world Its vast forests supply vir- Â¬ American dealing with tho commer- Â¬ tually unlimited quantities of rubber cial manufacture of this gas and its sarsaparlllaT vanilla precious woods general adoption for lighting purposes and medicinal plants Tho coasi Is Tho production of tho calcium carbide 1670 miles In extent or longer than from which tho acetylene gas is mado that of California It has many excel- Â¬ by simple treatment bids fair to be Â¬ lent harbors and the lakes of Maracaibo come a commercial process and wo and Valencia have splendid interior havp every reason to hope that the ma Â¬ ports Mbro than ono thousand rivers terial will soon bo produced by tho ton drain the land tho Orinoco having no TheroJs something fascinating in tho less than 4SQ affluents Some of the trib- Â¬ idea of being ablo to evolve a gas of utaries of this mighty river which is about 800 candlo power by so sim navigable 850 miles from tho ocean run plo a process- - While the crudest pos- Â¬ southand empty into the Amazon Tho sible apparatus such as a tumbler object of the British government in of water is sufficient to illustrate the claiming everything clear up to tho production of the gas tho object of tho Orinocoyiyer Is to obtain control of its prqsent article Is to show how a bettor mouth and thus to command tho trado demonstration can be produced with of the vast ita2trjzT regioni drained by it which - jyisryjlmjleapplances a tumbler of i luviuuus Yuuzuejnixiomoia nicuauor To show the gas with Bolivia Peru and reaches as far as water It Is sufficient to drop into it a Brazil piece of tho calcium carbide as large as Recent discoveries of gold in the dis Â¬ a pea the gas Is at once evolved In trict coveted by Great Britain have had largo quantity and a match can be ap Â¬ much to do with tho unseemly conduct plied repeatedly to tho surface of the of tho London foroign office The gov Â¬ water giving a number of successive ernment of Venezuela has granted val- Â¬ lightings Tho apparatus is con- Â¬ uable franchises to citizens of tho structed from a battery jar and lamp United States and the British diplo- Â¬ chimney as tho principal elements and mats reallzo that if they wish to accom- Â¬ is made on tho lines of tho old hydro- Â¬ plish their greedy purposo it must bo gen evolution apparatus dono beforo the Americans begin to de- Â¬ To tho top of tho lamp chimney velop their concessions But leaving which should bo of largo size a cork asido tho legality of theso concessions should be tightly fitted Unless tho tho United States could not afford to cork is better than tiro majority it permit any European power to grasp tho should be waxed or paraffined which is rich territory between tho Esequibo and very easily dono by placing somo frag Â¬ Orinoco rivers Tho trado of 8outh ments of wax or paraffino on it and America naturally belongs to our coun- Â¬ melting tho material with a hot solder- Â¬ try and to violate tho plain provisions ing iron or poker Through a central of the Monroo doctrine by permitting perforation a tube Is inserted fitted England to snatch it out of our hands with a stop cock and gas burner The would bo a crime against tho nation latter must bo of the smallest size which neither President Cleveland nor Secretary Gresham would caro to V father Moreover Venezuela has a moral claim on our support which no ono In sympathy with republican gov Â¬ ernment should wish to ignore j President Joaquin Crespo tho pres- Â¬ ent chief executivo of tho Venezuelan EggKrE The rfiBrirrlH J T Hanbebst HANBERY Frank Bblx- ft BELL J Jr fa Practlee in the Courts of phristian and d City Hall building oining ee4atles--0fn- ce KV Court SquareHOFKINBVlLLE If t W To ftIinkJire EUWlLLEUf A r KA5HVILC SLITHERS ST rl i The AT LAW Office over PlaxtersJJuk r- - It NA North I if HOPKINSVILLE KY FRANK RIYES ROUTE OF THE CHICAGO and NASHVILLE IlMITED HopkinsvilleJ 9-- OFFiCEjwlthJJudge McDanlelpilockcorner Ctli I Ky Landes In thei and Main SUPPOSITORY for Constipation THP ONLY and Piles THE OIL CUBE 100 PaBtile for Fe Â¬ UlceraÂ¬ Pullman Vostibuled Train Service with Howoat and Pineot Say Coaches Sleoporo and Dlnlnff Oars Andrew Seargent M IK PHYSICIAN And SUHGEON OFFICE months treatment 200 THE OIL CURE for Catarrh of Hesd Nose and Throat Sl00 THE OIL for Ec-zama SI 00 THE OIL CURE for Fistula in Ano 500 These valuable combinations of Oils aro prepared from the Formulas of the celebrated Drs 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Trains and Perfect Service Connecting at Memphis with through trnlng to all points in SOUTH t Grainers and Paper Hangers f Office Tobacco Warehouse Hopkinsville on Ninth Street opposite Galther Ky Arkansas and Texas Hotel Henderson Rates Tickets and all Information will be furnished ou application to your nearest ticket agent r Entirely new and first class in all respects Excellent Sample Eooms T D LYNOH General Passcnccr Agent Louisville Kr and service unequaled in the city On Double Car Lino UISVILLE ST LOUIS TEX C F L P Kleidereb Proprietory AS RAILWAY - Kv- Henderson 1 189- It Cures Kidney and Liver Dyspepsia Neuralgia Troubles Constipation Bad Blood Malaria Nervous ailments Womens complaints Get only the genuine it has crossed red lines on the wranner All others are sub stitutes On receipt of two ac stamps we will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds Fair Views and book free BROWN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE Ml SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY FIRST NATIONAL VERY SIMPLE PRO0E8S WEST BOUND Daily 6 80 7 25 NO 63 No m Daily BARBER SHOP W K MAP SHOWING URITISII AND VENEZUELAN CLAIMS Britains aggressive movement in the disputed territory he dispatched a strong body of troops to the frontier within a short distance of the territory over which England has raised her When a conflict between the flag troops of tho two nations seemed Immi Â¬ nent tho United States addressed its now historic protest to tho British for- Â¬ eign office and received in reply tho diplomatic snub which culminated in the issuing of special orders to Admiral Meade Before being elected president Senor Crespo was a bitter opponent of Guzman Blanco tho famous South Ameri- Â¬ can dictator who at one time posed as the owner of Venezuela Tho revolu- Â¬ tion of 1803 ended Guzmans political supremacy In that year says an American traveler who has just re Â¬ turned from Caracas Bogas Paul was 4 president but resigned his office to Palachio a creature of Guzman The anti Guznianites opposed this action and took the matter to tho supremo court which decided against Palachios pretensions Thereupon tho would bo president imprisoned all members of Crespo at that the 6upremo court time was on his immense cattle ranch and hearing of Palachios revolutionary action sent word to him that he must W releaso tho members of the supremo RR R ADMIRAL R W MEADE court This Palachio refused to do agree to arbitration Sho knows her whereupon Crespo organized a force of claims to be absolutely without founda- Â¬ cowboy Boldiers and on tho threat of tion and realizes that if she wishes to marching on the capitol with them bring the present negotiations to a suc- Â¬ compelled Palachio to releaso tho cessful termination sho must cither judges and abandon his claim to tho presidency fight or play a bold gamo of bluff Crespos military strength lies with Venezuela is a federal republic con Â¬ sisting of nine Btates five territories the cowboys who aro dovotedly at Â¬ Thero aro and a federal district It claims an area tached to tho president of 507000 square miles and a popula- Â¬ 2000 of them In Venezuela Although tion of over 2800000 Branches of tho not organized as a military body they Colombian Andes traverse tho north- Â¬ are all armed and mounted and more western portion of the country and aro than a match for the 5000 poorly continuous with a range along tho equipped soldiers of tho republic For-Â¬ northern coast called the Mariflno tunately Crespolias so far acted his part He has given Anclafc Venezuela was discovered in with becoming modesty WOSttOolumbus Later Jt was made his country a safe and conservative gova patof the Spanish oaptaiu generalcy ernment and tho prospocts are that ho of Caracas Bolivar liberated the covm will retire gracefully should a major Â¬ try together with other states iof the ity of his countrymen vote against Wra original ropublio of Colombia In 160 at the next election Such a calam Â¬ Â¬ Venezuela established an independent ity is not within the range of proba government Since then revolution has bility however as hi determined stand iollowed revolution but In Bplttgf against Geat Britain has made him a JJerce partisan feeling ho dictator or riationaVldol whose fame la eclipsed president was ever wuiing to aamio me okly by that of Bolivar the free UH p W Wlraan starts it tarrifariftl claim Mt up from tfroe to erator ing about the best of any yet tried Merely to exhibit tho gas a simple jet may bo mado by drawing a glass tube almost to a point or by drilling a very Ismail hole in a cap fitted to the pipe leadlncr from tho stop cock Through a hole a little to ono side of tho evolution pipe a wire passes which moves up and down with somo friction through the hole Its lower end is formed into a hook to which is suspended a little basket mado by bending up a little bit of courso wire gauze A piece one quarter of an inch meshes i with will bo about right The suspending wire is bent at tho top to give it a better handle To operate It tho lamp chimney la placed in the jar tho water is poured in until within an inch or two of the top and a piece of calcium carbide half the size of a walnut Is placed in the basket which is drawn up until pretty close to tho cork Tho cork is now placed in the lamp chimney and pressed down so as to mako it fit tightly and the wire slowly worked down until the basket becomes partially immersed in the water Tho level of tho water is at onoo depressed as tho gas is evolved and if tho cock Is open tho air and gas within tho chimney begin to escape As soon as tho odor of thocscaplng gas Is strong It can bo lighted and will burn for fivo or ten minutes with great steadiness If the pressure decreases and the water rises It comes in contact with tho calcium carbide more gas is evolved and it falls again Tho apparatus may bo further simpli fied by omitting tho stop cock which is unnecessary and a bucket may be substituted for a battery jar It may also be nocessary to seouro tho chimney against floating upward although In tho apparatus shown this Is quite unnecessary It 13 well boforo lighting tho gas to hold a test tube over the outlet for a few seconds until filled with gas and to light it with a match or at a gas burner If tho contents do not explode it Is safe to light tho jot on the chim ney if it does oxplodo tho light should bo deferred until purer gas is evolved Two or threo minutes is sufficient to get it n working order It must also bo remembered that it is essential to have a very small burner as otherwise tho gaa will smoko and tho Bupply will bo Insufficient to obtain u satisfactory flame The suspending wiro must fit tightly as if it slips down the appar atus will blowJ out or overftgti A very slight immersion of the wrade i Â¬ made tho Bray fishtail burner answer Lv Loulsvilio f VtfWV HOST IN QUANTITY Irvlngton Stephensport Cloverport Hawesvllle Lewisport Owensboro Snotsvllle Ar Henderson EAST BOUND wst Point Brandenburg p m 7 46 am p m 840am 804 pm 917am 8 80pm 9 45am 9 no pro 10 28a m 0 28pm 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unani- Â¬ mous vote at a late meeting called a state convention to meet at Springfield June 5 to map out a courso to be pur- Â¬ sued by the party in the state Tho address accompanying tho call declares be fought out with the currency as the issue between the parties and it be Â¬ hooves tho democratic party as a party to assume a decided position on this question and to draw its party linos according to tho wishes of a majority of its members Interviews with leading members of the party lead to InaUKuratlojr tDe Flffht J- W M- - R Louisville Ky Through Trunk Line tiieiltleoi that the next national campaign must botwtinn tnltiti t Cincinnati Lexington Louis ville Evansville Si Louis And Ju B Kite MontNashville Memphis gomery Mobile andjNev FURNITURE Dealer A Coropleto and Boautiful Stock om hand all ut The Main Street Orleans VSTHOU llUANaV IND SPBED UtSTRl VALET LOWEST Cash FIGURES the conclusion that the silver question is to be the leading issue and that tho party will place itself 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AtiKBB A In Pullman Palace Cars ray r n i Louisville T A W N DUGKER FUHERAL JDIRE0TOKf Pi H ie r j C3 f5 W fl V h a u V- Jj tl Jr Jit f illa vv l V -j- f Av r r vi H w fA 11 4 I OTNJuh IHESIAT AND r 4MUilUlUtfUJilL - it IVrf f- - 4 0 Jmc Jii FRIIW iffift it Furals rvOppQrtunityarcjy lAOuaa wvorav ik i ho it laLilJfcy1 trs Spring BH 1 i 1 M CHAS M MEACHAMTv SUBSCRIPTION M A YEAR IN ADVANCE Local reading notice accents per line Bpe- o each Jnsortlon aial Locals 5 cents per ates lor standing advertisements furnished a application OFF10B 212 A y i Mi PorpaSJiVport That SportlUK SOUTH MlAIN STREET w ni pastime that preserves the best features of his amusement Wo are authorized to announce and which the most virtuous JfcDGE JOHN PHELPS candidate lor Circuit Court Judge In this philanthropist can 4jhko no excep- Â¬ fas a district subject to the action of the Demo- - tion says Longmans Magazine cratlo party Election November tillsoe Instead of shooting pheasants or cnasing lue ioxi no may go out anct We are authorized to announce hunt truffles Thiiatnusemenl will JUDGE THOMAS P COOK Calloway county as a candidate for Judgo provide him with abundant exercise to assist Nature at thisr time when she of of the Circuit Court of thts distrlctsubjeoi to amotrg- ftho adtumn and winter most needs help to purify the blood tone Iho action of the Democratic party jfls whose unequealed tints lend and Btrohgthon the laboring organs and i hwpheir charm to ordinary open build up the nerves alrifpastlme fit haVO JUBCd fooodH HArrinnnrVlla nnrl Itr-- furnishes full op- Â¬ The horrible double tragedy in portunity for what hunting men call rhaye derived great benefltf r6mit JlMer Louisville iiftlie most BtartlingToc lass winter ANNO UNCEMENTS out-of-do- Is a necessity because the ionlo of winter tiairuo Cannot air is gone And milder feather increased V1 Toaeh It moisture accumulated Itapurltiee in the Were the Antl Spprtiq league to t blood and debilitated condition of the for succeed in st6prjtn heslaughter of J body open the wayana that tired feeling uttTYoua irouDies oiaer ills Tho all wild animals it isiiconsolirjfc for skin iiaacous membrane and the various the sportsman to remember that organs strive in Vain to reUeVe tho im- there will yet remain at least one pure4curront of life Tney all welcome FaTeriHEnjelBnii M the Aatl Grola la ecHcine 5 iX the way of buying Clothing fPiinvoTiAvfivwas a time wheifmonfev roUld 20 fdifthef in 9 noiriTSnrta oan fellfl W Out childrens oonibinjdbMitsiTai a wlnfltlft tllrown in --- iBm BKiia A T7Tr L fom mm mJ L W r n r iit jMK kiDSil tW best but liandsoineomliriatin 6urblack and greyhens suits attown jJ oti1 if ioAnlxr ju jo jxxxv h is parilla arsa ffi ra n S1 s Vis noib only rwr i 1 intfr t vv C rw i f vl l - It has entirely cured mo of diz Â¬ the hounds ziness My1 wholo system was toned and breed poodles andv the sport de- Â¬ strengthened Misa Annie L Nouksb mands a wood lore all its nwru Nfn Bardstown Kentucky bloodshed is involved and the con science is untroubledby any thought of wounded bird or beast creeping away- afterward to- pine and die The very dogs are trained and worked exclusively by kindness I was troubled with inactivity the Surely then it is an innocuous kidneys resulting in iaundine hut Tofhnvn most gentle and pleasing sport well found Hoods Sarsanarllla a cure J D fitted to amuse those who love to be the aiter in the fields and yet shrink from IIUUU S Dilfc family dlnnor pill and cathartic 23c bloodshed In a word it is an ideal amusement for vegetarians Tho May Century has a wide Within the last few years a number of amateurs have acquired range of interest In the Napoleon truffle dogs for the sake of tho Life of Prof Sloane narrates the conamusement and of these a consider- Â¬ clusion of Napoleons superb camincluding Northern able proportion probably a majority paign in of Eivoli Italy capitulation the battle the are ladies But auyone wishing to of Mantua the humiliation of the Pa- see how it is done ought neverthe- Â¬ pacy ana ol Venice and the peace ot less to go to a professional-r-- a man lieoben Napoleons personality is 7Tudgo Thos P Cook of Murray is who as a rule is so dependent the heart of the narrative and tho formally and authoritatively an- on a full bag that he does not view picturesque feature of this iinpor- lit v No one taht campaign are further reinforced nounced in this issue as a candidate his calling as a diversion could earn his entire livelihood from by a large number of portraits and for the Democratic nomination for f pictures by French artistB of that circuit judge Judge Cook stands at it The season begins ostensibly in time and by French and American the head of the Murray bar and will October and lasts till March hut artists of the present day A now ripe truffles are often found in Sep- novelette The Princess Sonja by -- enter his raco backed by the supH tember and they begin to grow Julia Magruder begins in numport of his home people In his re- scarce after Christmas so that it ber and illustrated withthis dozen a is cent application for appointment he may be said to last about iour pictures by Char3es Dana Gibson tho had the solid endorsement of the months In Dorset and Surrey well known artist the characters in county committee of Calloway Dur there are men who earn a little by the opening scenes being two drtstu- jraris jng Judge Graces absence from the truffle hunting but the most regular uonis in other a one an amoncan gm princess practitioners of the craft belong to and the Tiench last year he held several of his f courts and at- the conclusion of his Wiltshire Tradition says that a State of dino Cits of Toledo I if Iyon county court the Eddyville Spaniard introduced the art to Win i Lucas County terslow about three centuries ago I Prank J Cheney makes oath that fear adopted resolutions highly com and that village has ever since r plimenting him for hu courtesy and practically supplied tho English he is the senior partner of- - the firm of Co doing business PJCheney efficiency as a judge Judge Cooks truffle market in tho City of Toledo County and ability his excellent qualifications The Frenchman with his pig finds State afbresaid and that said firm and his popularity with those who most of his truffles under the oak will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED1 know him bestj will make him a strong shadows but the Englishmans best JLUJjljAlto for each ana every caset cured of ground is below the beech trees theCatarrh that cannot beCore by candidate in the coming1 race use of Halls Catarbh iMnUMaOIUMiMkMrMwmi Only under one species of oak the FRANK JCBENEY nouy or evergreen variety-j-a- o I do not regret the cgitation of the grow in this country Next to tney Sworn to before me and subscribed tho in my presence thisv 6th day of Desilver question Sooner or later it beech come the lime aud cedar and cember A D 1886 has to be definitely settled whether they are occasionally obtained in a AWGLEASON the laboring producing people of hazel copse when the twigs are bare j Notary Xubllo this country can be bullied out of and the leaves rotting The hazel Halls Catarrh Cure is taken interone half of their debt payiug money truffle is scarce but it js said to nally and acts directlv upon the blood No or whether they will stand up like have a peculiarly fine flavor and mucous surfaces of the system 4 freemen and protect and defend the truffles grow under any coniferous bend for testimonials free money named and provided in the tree other than the cedar nor in any CO Toledo 0 F J CHENEY damp sour soil It is useless to ItSf Sold by Druggists 75c constitution gold and silver both not one of the precious metals alone seek them near reeds rushes and ferns or where gorse is plentiful In A Oook Book Tree hut both and on terms and condi- very light sandy ground they do not Table and Kitchen is the titlo of tions as to coinage and use of abso- - grow much larger than marbles and a new cook published by tho Price lute equality Senator Voorhees they do not flourish in a strong clay Bakintj Powdsr Company Chicago or stiff loam Just at this time it will be sent free if DOG TRAVELING IN A BAG Swore Himself In you write a postal mentioning the An Incident of Interest to tho Pas- Â¬ In his reminiscences of theOrimea Kentuokian This book has been sengers in a New York Car in 1854 Gen Evelyn Wood tells tried by ourselves and is one of the Into a Broadway ear the other day a story of a Sir fighting goUeral who very best of its kind Besides contain vcarne a man who carried an ordinary if during a conflict was seen wherever ing over 400 receipts for all kinds Of small traveling bag thrown over most thickly When not pastry ana Home coonery there are which was a light overcoat When bullets fell Tiil visible his voice was heard encourag- Â¬ many hints for the table and kitchen he sat down in tho car ho rested tho men a vocabulary bor showing1 how to set a table how to traveling bag upon his knees tho ing his from with army in Flanders enter the dining room ect a hundred rowed the overcoat still remaining across the which Sir Evolyn sayi will not bear1 and one hints in every branch of the top of it after he was culinary urt Cookery of the very m Presently the passengers heard a repetition to Yjars Aldershot com- Â¬ finest and richest as well as of the hpnie like is little yelp like that of a dog evi Â¬ appointed her the and majesty happened to mostJeconomical and dently inside the car but there was mand Has ask the new general yet taken Kitchenwill be sent pQstajre prepaid 8no dog in sight and they thought up his Yes command there must bo aventriipquistamong jesty1 was tho apt reply your ma to any lady sending her address name ho swore uwn auuDiaio pmiuiy givou a copy ihem himself in yesterday in Germarior Scandinavian will oe But when they saw the man with sent if desired Postal card is asgood the bag and the overcoat traise the Pugilism Is Manslaughter V as a ltter Address Price Baking Pow coat a little arid look down Into o OfnaBa pugilist who killed der Gov Chicago HI An bag the mouth of which wasopen ii they knevy that theSpUnd they had another prize fighter last year Spring Time 7 heard was not a tricPbutthe voice has just been sentenced i Platts Iswhenriearjy everybody feels the Neb tq ofadog which the man had ia the mouthtwo years the penitentiary Â¬ need pf some bipod purifying strength for for manslaughhag ter The killing took place under invigorating and health producing Having found the dog all right the the rules of the prize ring Of course medicine The real merit of Hoods man closed the mouth of the bag the man who struck tho knockout Sarsaparilla is ho reason of its wide little and placed the Overcoat aver it Its unequaled again Why he carried the dog in blow did not intond to commit mur spread popularity derv That the blow proved fatal is success is its best recommendation tho bag of course the passengers whole system is susceptible to twuld only guess at whether because considered by the Nebraska jury as Themost good from a medicine like matter too serious to bo over- Â¬ the tliat was tho most convenient way a Hodds Sarsaparilla taken at this or whether it was to evade the rule looked There are courts where timo rind we would lay special stress of the road against carrying dogs in pugilistic encounters resulting in upon the time and remedy for histo- punished tho car but they were all interested death are Syracuse to sbmo extent nas it recorueu iiiui ueiuye ure Post at least 5 jangerous The remarkablti success Tho dog did not yelp again but it achieved Dy jaooas oarsaparuia anu was evidently alive Every now and Characteristic of the Sex Pl rtH thn mnnv words of praise it has re overcoat over the mouth of then thq regent of Spain took ceived make it worthy of your con The queen iho bag would round up gently some Wo- ask you to prive this Â¬ ilmes higher sometimes lower with a greatjjcical of tinfe tq reply to Sec fidence a fair trial ham said Mrs Dukane medicine retary V tho motion of the invisiblo power -MThatiib0retiiiedlMr Dukaria i Vitaliadouble strength for salevby Within all ftho world like a driiksrists V1 t ti It waskourious andunusual sight vhojis putting oo herffiioyeis Ht A t HOTICJK wid oneof which the passengers did i V thj N i l f thQir fttenUon vwhileher bublsiiwWtlnjg P anflworaaam the uniwa IWAjrr wrr We OittomUndWMckf naUI TburcrosSing cacaea toa man pattortOiiMcenejiOiaetfiyReskier - iUtc inireiUdic jnjrbookon tu d tar waen iaev ure ftireswr wn mil- kaljrWVBAaorn um TTVSIIV7 UI a3 I i currence in Kentucky for years Its bloody and sensational details are set fourth in our news columns The first thought of every one who hears tho story is likely to be one of sym- Â¬ pathy for the husband This Was vshown in the curious verdict pf the coroners jury A sober second thought will however show that it is a two sided story The woman had boen for years unchaste She had Tjeen mixed up in affairs with numer ous men bhe made the assignation and her telegram brought Brown to his death But the sins of both have been paid with their lives and Gordon will doubtless be set free Out of it ajl comes sorrow and sympathy for Gov Brown and his family jfrom the whole people of the state pretty hound work though are only little half oven orlP J took a bottle and soon regained strength and flesh Purifies The Blood iM Vr Cwhenthevwiirbeone andiWe carinbt replace therfg r first plaqe SW buy of us clothes ypd u rnur i Imaw CLXj Tirnavn LL1V LLU UU DU litiii XJ1CV nvn innnr mn rn t uiru UUiA nr- WlWiUViw iiih u miiii nnniii rTirfiu vm ITilVll teriew assortment of Spring Suits iBa marvel opeaiity styleandjexrvr n 3h celleihce Tle material is of the highest quality and the n v iie jjoj7 workmanship is guaranteed the very pest Price noWer can sro ho further with meritorious mercliandise than thelow prices we have srvv piacea on pur gooas mis season u titiviA aa rtLiiuiiciiii ii rz fLLXiVL iII V I I 1 i d tar J la J A TYloffor nfAtnTlP x iiiuuvvj v- - hi fr VTli5e admpytbe JU K 5 r V ft CO IwlRwni 8r B ivq nm nu LDREFS i u iiiiu um See Oiir Line Of CLOTHIN iri- We are careful to handle jn this line only the the very finest makes of goodsyi and ui uur Dnces are verv low lauKDiu j uuuu suit iwi -- VV course upthen to the best Tailor made goods i i 7si JciSbLSf at 50c rt l jv- i real Milan Nothing old in this line all direct from factory Think of it Braid ChildsHat at 50o Silk trimmed satin tiped No wholesale house i Bells them for less than 750perdoz Mens jKl H 2onds but nicVgbbds and gqnuine at hc- As fine as in xny city at 100 These latter argrgoods Isold at 200 everywhere Real Manilla in 4 wfr fiillshape1it100 Remember this iinQdsailneyfresh and stylish U A thhtfn VK v A m w ff m -- Mi rnZM l CT I v J 1 M M JW M y11 1 i J 1j mi j i r mj iSi on earth aVSOcV WE OAKKY a fine line Camlet Jeans pants Mole Skinsfrom 75c 101 00 Best Cassimprs at 250 See Us on all lines Mens Bbyis Ladies and Chil j sdrens Shoes 500 pairsBoys Pants at 50c v V t i PETREE HffiHi Latham HOPKINSVILLE KY CO i Is the finest Ilotel in the South All mod em Improvements Steam Heat hndlEIecl Lights throughput Rates ROSES BULBS PLANTS TRY OUR UNRIVALED DELIVERED THY ABD a HEADQUARTERS w ahb SETS OUR BCLCCTION OP SEEDS our cATALoaua of laOhPAOEa free to all BE PLESSED WE OOaRflHTEE SSIISFJCIIOK AT YOUR TOST OFFtCR FRBPAID 2 to Hodoes 350 per Say Co Maqegers Mrs Lessons given in Oil and China Fainting Drawlng lnOharool1 Crayon Pastel etc Lesson Hours trom 9 to 12 A M CniNA FIRED JE Dabney tW Thb30 interested Invited to call STUDIO at Residence 8outh Main St E O01co C ANDEBSOSr 300T3 Ercrbloomlng Ro910 sort 10 IHxh LJhryiantbpmami In 1Q sorts 10 Host Geronjnmj 10 choicest colors D 10 NowMEimotbI Verbenas 10 colon At tvil s xuapoxeei varaaiions ejeroioomiiig au sorts iL rtit V J Nfiw llcl otroD most feacrant 10 sorts Set1 Hardy Shrubs Undlnj- - sorts 10 Tarlotios UlhYEAR net lit Aj ilouiPiiiB miauuiDB juuu iu toiors v Bolsct bloomers SSvL Set K 4 Vlnta Sorts FrenchCannas bestDaakots UIP and Creepers or Torch or Ket Ii 10 GLASS 0 Ferns and Mosses for Ferneries 8et M liardfest Set lO Foliage Plants brightestooeus O raeKets uooice newer select Set 3 fine Caceful Palms strong jget 1 NEUNER Louisville Ky Address NANZ Sol A Set H Sflt C 50c TRIAL SETS 10 Supstb ht y i lo 9l Pta siciansEirpii over Bank o HopklnsvlllO Hours from 9 to 11 a m and 2 to ijjt m i 18951 A IHEHREAT A a SOUTH KY PQjJLTRY I YARDS mm fndfan Games 16 eggs 3 86 Black Langshans andLlght rahma315egg8 2 No better nor ezDonslve blood on earth than flowslnmyblrda DEATH TO 1 aTox LICE 25oTO HOPKlNriLLlirKY Carl O TMCprej FAOTS POSITIONS GUARANTEED ufaaor reasonablo conainon ifninnt be done until you send 4 nt tiri3rfted woa SHoiftor H4 tor free ISO pace catalogue DKAVOtONS 2RAG3rK GAIj JSUaisiJSiaa vvijmmuk ana ocnooroi TypevrtitlnK and JTelegrapby t Shorthand NASHVILLE TKNN 1FEBKS by Draughons method of teach- 4 lnir book keening is equal XolS WBKK8 by old method It expends more moneym tho lnteresljofltf EtnttlovBieMi Department than half the bual- nrlTvrantliai aceB JteaoaauiK rMB vi iuihuu- oard Open to both sexes 6Xiaturtentg past i hit alf prepared boQluior Jg u JJondtay it These celebrated chalybeate and salts springs are situated Immediately upon the Chesa peakerOhlo aud bouthwestepi K Rie3 miles west of Louisville Ky i and 68 vmlles east of Pflducnh Ktr TUEARuADIAHOUaEls newahd neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining OW persons Tho owners of thehoteraxo aloojrter3 of the aprfngs and tho guests of tho Area- dU House havo KREE ACOKSS to the SpHngs withoUtoxtra charge Invalids should remem- bcrthat the monthsOf Juno and July onerniany aavantags to person visiting the Springs pamphlets etc apply to The ary anaUquirtsaits nve jnanqiaof ureaa juesa NiljHOLEltAN CO Proprietors irt1 DAWSON SPRINGS ijE80ufxX3X 003 DAWSOlSr aQUy KENUQKYr IE3C f lV i m Jbsi 33COpkxB opringsr ttfl Prrmiv firniery jyiliAWxard YJniWT AfflmBQN hi A a it iwJ- OCHWlfc ttI I Btbant pJMatr TT tTnnT i iairn I Slll v I O tVl y g 7V r 4 hnrttkffpnfirH all fiver She Unite- vvp nAiXUfKHi a fi J tftxr JTAgONONBLB t i f TWMiWWANpAINaTBBKT ffv i- 4 IV Jrt Virisi rt SAJM I It ju aia your t Xvm trlnl fSWhan von vitteaxslala Jo58M Pmi f FPjuhw BjLBBEaS Vrl r or j- 5 X VJ sf f iri w iXfJ v X WW rM B tt jfV WV H V v in MSi f P lW X 4 S0 t A v- ii iff f y i v MA ft 0 X if FHT Awfij t o fV JSi it T irr3r tiM1--t4- u rl u Jiri iA fg o BOP ii iM KKM0SM3 JjT m tfa t Jlr ffit 5 i IkoMb AND mL NOTHINciiUt NiEWifFOUkD INTKUS CULUMN t ltTl i a A onui PMi Wfcs i ri t AKUHt of the tatMf IIap ifolA for Busy Readers J f I V 1 The Ohio Rsnublican stale tinnvnn- tion will beheld at Zanesvillo May OR the rightTOtriclo pi th6 heat on Dep MMuoaJPoChft neryous systec through the right lung and canio out under the right arm In at the approach of spring is a fertile df the bodyof thd pocket squrpe bf blood mpunties That the following ArchtBrown was found telegram which probtired fi inwhich is the natural re- - ably brought aBout thoi fatal lhter- F 1 flunllanMnriniim hITaaI j WUlt Ul IUO USIJXUOSlxlg OUCUb UL 1 m Ts1 S2KKki tX lulrh II JsEIXi kg wr Pe-ru-n- PPW tlgt J nnPj xl IIML JITUlll 1 itjLuf ViiST Im HmJtT1 JTm lP Just received ppiWliner of ilie latest styles Buggies Surreys Phae- tons Traps and Carts everiSenhere Pria vmco swivmne vimes rrom 9 iT f 7lral 8000 io 15000 V l lifeci6omaao UCOUUJ K KJiotronea Jttowhng Green con an assignment Wed- - tablisfcaLnt of D Staggs Nashville noraEr were fjllfeippyed by fire Tuesday morn- Misa Nellie Bush married Fulton M XiOS810UUU Gordon whenshe was but 16 years of Jacob Haas of Hennebin llli ago it was an elopement anu was a wjiile returning to hjs hpmbinan m surprise to all who knew the young toxujated condition tumbled off the people Miss Bushs parents object This ansrered horse he was Vidincr edBtrongly tqthe marriage on the him so ho drew his fenife and proceed grdund it issaidihatMiesBush was xta j to t t II1U too young lUi eu 1 J1UCH xt y UUUIU i piyiicg il xio is in jail The wedding occurred in Jefforson yille Apr 16 1887 Spmo time after Mr J B Cavanauprh hhs resigned Gordon went io Frankfort to manage IS the position of General Freight and the Kenyon Hotel H Passenger agent6fthaE- - TiHrR From the first Mrs Gordon shone Up Jjvansvillo to engage m private as a society belle business and Mr F P Jeffries has While her hus been appointed ArGFI arfd P A band had the management of the hotel however Mrs Gordon set the in his stead with headquarters in the tongues of the gossip to Wagging same city During tho session of tub constitusou of Dr Theodore tL Burnett tional cdnvention Mrs Gordon was Judge I L Burnett of Louisville much admired by several men of was drowned near lids Angeles Cal NIJETVYEApSQLD prominence ana it was generally un The body will Ko recovered and derstood that on more than one occa burial Dr Burshipped there for of- a Very Old Jinn Last Monday sion blood came near being Bpilled on nett was alnarried Irian withoqt chil Snlcldo ner account Icar Kellys- dren and well known throughout Later Gordon went to Chicacro arid Philip West anold and respected Kentucky He was 82 years of age citizen of the county committed sui worked at tho Palmer Bouse three The will of the latoGapl F P years Last November he and his Gracey has been filed with the County cide Monday afternoon at his home wife returned to Louisville He has CourtClerk at Clarksville He gives near Kelly Hesevered his jugular one child a little girl all of his estate to his wife Irene vein with a razor having resorted to Arch Dixon Brown was the oldest Gracey and ins only son Julien this mfeans after failing to find a son of Gov John Young Brown and Gracey to be equally divided be- Â¬ tween them Capt Matt Gracoy suitable place to hang himself in his Rebecca Dixon Brown the eldest brother of the deceased is appointed stable A rope was near by but it daughter of Governor and United is supposed he1 found himself unable States Senator Archibald Dixon executor without bond td climb up Jo tie it to the timbers HiB grandfather Dixon for whom ho The State Board of Equalization and concluded to use the razor was named was one of tho most distin has increased the assessment of state When foupdhe was dead guished men of his dayj having suc- Â¬ property 14000000 above the total lylr WestMras the father of Mr ceeded Henry Clay to the United This Henry M West who committed sui- Â¬ States Senate He was born in Hen valuation of county assessors is the greatest increase ever made ex- Â¬ cide fast jwinter by hanging in his derson April 23 1864 and received cept by the board of 1893 This barn Ho was the grandfather of his early educatidn at private schools aweepinpr increase does not make the Mrs Jas West of the tobacco firm of m Henderson When fie finished the total equal to the equalized value of Gaither West and also of Dr P eourae there fie was sent to Virginia lasjTyeate b WestdfLogdn county Military Institute at Lexington where The old gentleman was very old he graduated with honors On his Blakey of Auburn died Hohvp being Sunday afternoon at 5 oclook He crepid in his90th year He was de return to Henderson he studied law with age and it is pupposed fpr a timq but never practiced represented his people with had that liis general despondbney- over In1888vhe niarriedMiss Virginia Â¬ credit in both branches of the legisla his helplessness led him follow the Marshall akVory beautiful young wo ture Ho received a stroke of paral- Â¬ ysis while last serving in tha house example of his spnjindtake hi - own man of iHenderson and to them was born alout five years ago a daughter from which he never fully recovered life viiu ynui ago on accquni oi inuompai Ho was 65 years of age Mr Blakey Jrograjn ibility of temper it was agreed that a W Blakey of was the father of Dr T Concert by pupils of Bethel Female divorce should be granted to the wife this city s i College at the nqw Baptist church Suit wag instituted at Henderson but ColumJbfe Phelps a man 60 years Tenn Friday evening the petition was declined by Judge Uinggold Of age shotiandkilled hisjhalf brother Givens Mre Brownthen moved to oclock Jtlenry Phelps at BowlingGreen and May 3 Louisville orid sued in Judge Fidlds Chorus court and a divorce was granted her is now in jail The murderer went College Song Miss Cora Buckner about two w6eksdgo tothehouseof jhiahalf brother and Sold Miss Mattie Milner wanted him io sfr testify in f the mat Heading On Arch Browns return from col Misses Roney antd MqCall legejhe held a position in the revenue ter of aAindxnen against his son Duet Miss Jennie Ball service four years and then was city for theft as to clear him and because Solo Miss Shepard editor of the Daily Gleaner of Henho was backward in giving a prompt Reading rv r i reply he fifed upon him with fatal xuet Misses Jbau ana uucimer derson which place he held until his Hymn in sign language Mibs Ayery fathers election as Governor In this effect a Miss Shepard position he displayed considerable Mi- Starling L Marshall who for Solo Reading Miss Lottie Fort ability as a writer Leaving the pa Â¬ past has been a stu- Solo several months Miss Maud Roney per he was appointed by his father dent in acting under jSfelson Wheat Old Kentucky Home Ghorus as hs private secretary and had since orofktho leading dramatic instructor Admission 25 cents Proceeds will lived at Frankfort in thiscountry made his debut as an be devoted to completing the new THE BODIES BDBIED actor before the Ahxefican public at church the Empire theatrejin New iTork City The body of Mrs Gordon was Good lrlcos 1rovitn on JLnursuuy ui msi- hcbh xio ymjr buried at Cave Hill cemetery the leading male character in a ed Prices on good leaf tobacco this Wednesday from her late home Bachelors Widow the new society week were very satisfactory indeed Arch Browns remains were taken drama byChas J Bell The metro- to Henderson accompanied by his papers speak very highly and a considerable amount of this Eolitan the production and its pre class ws sold Lugs and low leaf brother Jack and other friends Wednesday The Governor and his are not commanding large figures family followed and the interment sentatjpn Henderson Journal The sales this wdek amounted tp took place at 10 oclock yesterday TOBACCO NEWS about 500 hogsheads receipts about Gprddn was admitted to bail The demand for Wednesday afternoon inthe sum of 800 hogsheads good leaf well ordered is increasing 3000 in each case HOPKINSVHjIE MARKET but the undesirable goods are slow to Go go off The bulk of the 94 crop con- Â¬ Sales bv Racrsdale Cooper April Arrests May 1 and 2 1895 of 780 hhds sists of the commoner grades and at The following arrests were made 48 hhds good to med leaf 812 25 any time brings about all- it is worth 11 75 11 50 11 25 2 at 11 00 there being but little fluctuation in by tho police during April 12 15 each 11 25 10 75 10 75 10 25 10 25 this class Fine Robertson county Drunk Breach of peace 14 T 3 at 10 00 each 9 80 9 40 9 SO 9 30 leaf is going off at fancy figures V 25 9 00 9 00 8 00 7 90 7 40 8 10 jjxsuiuuxiy vi HeMnd the Bars Again r 18 Visiting bawdy house 407 607 20 710 6 90 10 Andrew J Winters who made his Gaming 18 6 75 6 25 6 00 6 40 7 90 7 50 6 00 6 00 escape from the Nashville jail several Fast riding 4 52lhhds com leaf 5 80 5 50 520 months ago was captured in Mis Keeping bawdy hpuser 4 J Robbery 2 5 705005 905 95 5 50 5 75 5 50 souri this week and is now safely con- - Fornication 5 005 305 005 90 4 90 4 00 4 50 At Careless driving fined in the Tennessee prison T 4 304404 70460 480 410 4 25 4 70 4 70 4 75 the time of Winters escape three Shooting in city limit v1 4 50450 4 90 400 4 vM 4 eoyNo 3 90 860 3 go 385 8 80 other prisoners bIbo got out among rptit larceny AH have 5 8Jl6ja4 80 4 60 4 60 5 40 4 00 them Clarence D Kiger 5 20 460 5 00 4 25 4 80 500 5 00 been captured except Alf Roddy who Carrying a pistol Winters was nearly Indecent exposure df person 25 380 3 25 is still atlargo 12hhds cood 8 10830 8 85 2 602 50 2 25 2 80 a month making the trip to Missouri Grand larceny oiid stopped over in this city a day or 2 8550 99 Total 18Mdscom lUgs and trash S2 20 two ouroute Â¬ J t- i x jBismeu xiiuuuiues and assets not i y given out yet The dry goods boot and shoo jes- - Pi of Dixon HiTi Herrqna dry goods merchant Wbbster county has as af ter thp invigo rating j61d of winter quickly appears whenPp runa is taken Thousands aro daily testifying to its priceless benefit I General lassitude dull heavy etmsatidns continual tired feol ings with irregular appetite and a sometimes loss of sleep meets every indication and proves itself Jtoibe perfectly adapted to all a their J peculiarities invig Â¬ orates the system rejuvenates the feelings restores the normal appetite jndprocures regular sleep I THis tired out feeling is especially true df the housewife in spring time S usl up faggftdvbut jaded and weak There are thousands of them everywhere A few bottles of Perui na would ao tnein untojd benefit As a tonie and nerve invigorator it has no equal It builds up the nerves it gives strength to the circulation andT at once restores the annetite and digestion No feeble wdmau shdilld be without Pe runai A finely illustrated pamphlet on Spring- Medicines senSree by the Pertl na Drug Manufacturing Com Â¬ pany Columbus O For free book on cancer address Dr Hartraan Columbus Ohio Pe-ru-n- wtSeiinimeiately aw VUI1U Signed PM It is presumed that this telegram was sent Sunday and was that which brought about the fatal meeting How Gordon became acquainteH with the plans of theiduple is yet a mystery LodisvilijV jApr- - 28 Arch D BrownfGovernor Private Secretary Frankfdrt Dont write again Come Tuesday morning Meet me at Ss at 1080 HARNESS fT V The largest and most complete line inthe city ranging dUOupi W agon Harness at all prices iTPjMfrorrb uemMM BEERING BIMfeEBS H if P4 BIOYGLiESt v i These are hard times but this only makes the farmer mtire careful in Ms buying As a result djir Ball Bearing Pony Binder is verymUchl in demand You only want two good horses to pull this and they rj y can vulb vti alb dav V J jtv i V i nt- - J S uiV iil WW Bicycles areiown reach x fall cuse dhdEclipse uate JMebest MAJESTIC EANGES Rft v i splendid wheel for 6000 Victors vtolumbias Stearns Syra Willsell on instaUments IIave a p 1 f v majies inhoineand cure dysvepssa Get you out edrly to work and heep you with plenty of hot water day and night 75e Fertilizers mahebig crops and rest your soil Armour Nation al Horseshoe Homestead are tfe pure brands We havefalready sold a car load ofJanesville disc cultivators A Fates h UJ Bro New Spring GoodS We have opened for inspection our complete assortments of new Spring roods Never be fore have we been able to offer so many induce- ments in either style variety or price 70 Bran New Patterns That cannot be found at any other house in the city Dont wait for the Spring rush See our goods and get prices k i 1 We Open The Spring Trade with a superb stock of first class DreBB Goods Trimmings etc at prices that are low- than over before Goods cheerfully shown Carpets Only those makes which Reliable Maes we can guarantee are allowed in our stock Any pattern you select will be first class C M LATHAM The Closest m 707 J INSPECTION Eailsto V iV show the slightest flav in V either Fit Fiiiisti or Material in lus3 outline of i i- 2 10- 1gdSd vrappery and Bremen styjes of tobacco Com mon tdbacco dulland lojSVefmd a gjpeatjdeal of soft tobacco on sale this week and such are low and rejected 17595190140 MaBcet strong oil 2 20 2 001 95 1 80 1 45 1 00 Welirge tho planters imdi dealers to be very particular Jnpronng their sell for anything jflikejts value arizoi4 nr n1inrnn in trnnr Iroontn and send tp us audwe will condit w getyo 4Vlin lucheHt market dbch r o Dot 1b fv vww lite Jiarmiuav hmbltbure that brnces up nlootinftied nerrM 68 WMK th nlnntlne nolson 1Ii1iUmi yi r-t Vua SolpitnI w iaimal xlsk m gnaran ftwSd by B O Hardwlok under puS Tobacco Sit orSmjcr Life way tWtTuthfnl startling titUofa Ihobk aboitt u Kaco jtttt n fry tnun Ke-T- nw ChiSJfcgo HOoK ireA retlllintMI y-- wo mw- iwiwi Aivqrqed- Hopkinsville to Earlington Given Honors- lAVoId5 Fair by tho ladies of the Baptist church Highest ttWK tV tiSbtU Saturday May 11 Round trip only SI Children 14 years and under 50 cents Theexcursion coaches will be attached to the regular 950 morning train and returned by the 512 even ing train The privileges of the beau tiful lake at Earlington have kindly been granted for the occasion It will be an agreeable surprise to persons SUbiect td attacks of bilious cblio to learn that prompt relief may uv JaU Ujr intUUjr- juumuuxxuixx o wx- ic unoiera ana j iarrnoeu xiuiueuy Ib Wanviiistances the attack may b preVwitdby taking this remedy as soon wtbe- - first symptons or tne PERFECT MADE disease apfceorl 26 and 60 cent bok t MOST tteaVfor sale by Fr Hafdwidk CpurGrapCreamofTartarPowdr HopkinsTille Bd Bogayd vlafrj Exoursion Pionio OnsqualoE custom made Clothing 1 v They simply Fit Perfectly are Elegantly Fiti- ished and wear like iron A specialtv with us this season is a mum P0HDIR Worsted Frocks Black Clay all wool Sacks andSuit at Pure See our Black Cheviot Suits at Other merchants are getting S1000 for them 750 500 i 7 3 Best line of Work Shirts and Overalls in the City wy RC j f f ilrTli a i 8 KATE frAKDNERS CHAT JTh9 iBti-3l-- JSOPKJNSVILLE KBNTUOKIAN from green to gray aad almost oonoeal EARLY TOWNS IN EUROPE inf a duster of roues deep pink in too early to am I The Cathedrals Wer MagaHteeat la eolor Although might mention that the lovelleat of Architecture v fJ rose tinted taffoia silk Baraaols sof tlv At the beginning of tin eleventh veiled tmfter gray ohlffou came from century the toynsof Europe were small over the water with this altogether clusters of miserable huts adorned but fetching ooMiutne i with low clumsy churches the build Â¬ Although very iff ercnt from thosa ers of vhich hardly knew how to make just described I think the gown repre1 an arch says tho Nlriotecnth Century sented in the picture Is one of the pretÂ¬ The arts mostly consisting of some tiest models X haVo seen this season weaving and forging were in their in Â¬ It Is made Of turquoise bluo crepon fancy learning was found in but few tho skirt very full of coxirse and the monasteries Thrco hundred and fifty sleeves corresponding In size The years later the very face of Europe had bodice has a front or vest of chiffon been changed The land was dotted plaited over blue satin and finished by with rich cities surrounded by im Â¬ a bow and loops of bluo velvet ribbon mense thick walls which were embel- Â¬ while over tho shoulders falls a deep lished by towers and gates each of collarette of velvet edged with fine old them a work of art In Itself lace The cathedrals conceived in grand Nearly every dress whether It hails stylo and profusely decorated lifted from Paris London New York or Chi Â¬ their bell towers to tho sides display Â¬ cago shows evidence of tho fact that ing a purity of form and a boldness of tho blouse is still tho idol of the hour Imagination which wo now vainly some of tho new models are particular Â¬ strivo to attain Tho crafts and arts ly good but idealized out of all blouse had risen to a degree of perfection likeness One that struck mo as being which wo can hardly boast of having just tho thing to wear with a black cre- Â¬ superseded in many directions if tho pon skirt was of apricot taffeta silk inventivo skill of tho worker and the made with monstrous butterfly sleeves superior finish of his work be appreand overhanging front formed of ciated higher than rapidity of fabrica Â¬ sfctiJps Of lace caught into tho waist tion The navies of the free cities furÂ¬ uiuler a belt and rosotto of velvet rib Â¬ rowed In all directions tho northern bon Another lovoly pnoAVflsjnadocf end southern Mediterranean one effort palo bluo 3atin with very full bishop more and they would cross tho oceans sleeves by tho way tho blouse with Over large tracts of land well being the bishop sleeves is really quite tho had taken tho place of misery learning thing It had the fronv set into a box had grown and spread plait covered with crenm tinted lace Tho methods of science had been which widened out to form a deep col Â¬ elaborated tho basis of natural philoslarette ivhile round tho neck was a ophy had been laid down and tho way shirred chiffon collar which fastened had been paved for all tho mechanical in the back with a paste buckle This inventions of which our own times are is just tho kind of a bodice to wear at so proud Such were tho magic changes homo in the evenings and is one that accomplished in Europe in less than could be copied most successfully four hundred years And tho losses Capes have becomo absolutely neces Â¬ which Europo sustained through the sary as wraps over tho full sleeves of loss of its free cities can only bo under So entirely has stood when we compare tho sevenfashionable dresses tho attention of tho designers been teenth century with the fourteenth or Tho prosperity which turned to the capo that very few if thirteenth any novelties aro to bo found among formerly characterized Scotland Ger Â¬ the coats The prettiest capes but not many the plains of Italy was gone tho most costly by any manner of Tho roads had fallen into an abject means are tho Uttlo velvet ones mado state the cities were depopulated labor very full and trimmed with plaitings was brought into slavery art had van Â¬ of chiffon and much jet in points or trel- Â¬ ished commerce itself was decaying lis patterns of passementerie A thick ruche around tho neck is almost invari- Â¬ ably seen on these capes while all are given tho luxury of a white or cream Kheumatism Cured v t kay Bookkcepe 196 jobhXxillv a a L WiQWHXKLKR New Skirt la to Bo Mpr Voluminous Thfcn liver with Economical ProcIIItl iu ji1 m ml ii tl m v KYe a Hard Time la Selecting rw the Gaming 8oaon KsU Knee Kale the J flown lr f I 3Ww5iKiiirHQauii iJMWir SbE MllO kJkTIIKFlllE HK WABEHOUSEMENGOMM ISSION MERCHANTS AJMU Tin Tl 4 i XIJJJJUJJll ILLS k -vki V C J OFor the woman who hates economy nd yet must pracUcoit every moment her life there is little of comfort la tho message I bring to aay Damo Fashion Is still In her most exÂ¬ travagant mood and dces not seem to oar a for oven tho first principles of economy She lavishes as semen attention and flno lace on our pretty cotton frocks as sho docs on our handsome evoninc dresses and decrees that onlv tho very best material tnd plenty of It shall enter into the contruction of our smart tailor made gowns and more elaborate house dresses also that the 9 Special Chicago tetter Iiussellvillo and Railroad Strce r Eixe IFzobf WaieQUse Hopkinsville Kentucky f GRAtN DEALERS t Liberal Advances on Consignments All Tobacco Sent Us Covered by Insurance T R HANCOCK B Q WILCOX ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE SWEET CAFORAL TR II HMCOCK CO CIGARETTE Hm steed the Teat el Tle UI III h Willi lllll l HOBE OLD THAN ALL OTHER RANDS COMBINED COR MAIN AND FRONT STREETS T REfflSraBEE It Book f Tobacco Warehousemen and Commission Merchants mercilessly scourges the money changers In the Temple of the Uepubllc New York Recorder Store HANCOCK T R HSlWSJ8 Salesman JASWEST iUT GAIT11KR GAITHER mmIHH WEST RCHANTS KY i i TOBACCO COMMISSION HOPKINSVILLE 1 a book of loo puges printed on line heavy paper and bound In white enameled cover And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse W EKAGSDADE R E COOPER containing AH EASTER GOWN new capo bo very full tho new sleeves bo very wide and that tho new hat shall boast of many feathers and other trimming of finest quants all of which is calculated to make fashionable dress ing on a limited income a difficult and trying problem The new skirt is wider and more vol uminous than ever before and can best be described by the one word immense Ho modest last years gown can hope to compass tho flare by addition or altera tion and deceive the practiced eye Some new gowns just exhibited have skirts that measure ten yards at the bottom and some modistes have the hardihood to predict they will grow still wider as tho season advances If It proves true tho burden of the skirt fashionable will indeed be a heavy one to bear I well can remember it was not many seasons ago when twelve yards of silk was considered an ample dress pattern to day it would barely eut the sleeves and bodice However sufficient unto the day are the fashions thereof and that the very iwide skirt is coming in or more properly speaking coming out needs jbut a glance at the latest fashion pi a to or a look into the busy workroom of modiste These very wide skirts have to be made with exceeding great care In- Â¬ deed the fashionable skirt is more diffi Â¬ cult to bring to perfection in fit and fin ish than the most elaborately designed bodice I am assured on the very best authority that a strong effort is being made to bring the trimmed skirt into vogue owing to the extreme difficulty experienced in making the plain skirt The seams are many and properly mostly bias and show a strong disposi- Â¬ tion to pucker when sewn together and not one cutter or one needlewoman in twenty no matter how expert can bo relied upon to bring about satisfactory results Trimming when used will 10 put on perpendicularly and when applied with a sparing hand is bound to produce a chic and effective result Two gowns that saw the Ught of day on Easter morn had their skirts trimmed up-to-da- te the II i ii B ui Rheumatism is cured by lactic acid in the blood attacking the fibrous tissues of the joints Keep your blood and healthy and you will not Eure rheumatism Hoods Sarsapa cream colored lace Something entire- Â¬ rilla gives the blood vitality and richly new are the capes that fall in full ness and tones the whole body neuplaits in front and back and are tralizes the acidity of the blood and slashed at tho sides letting tho dress thus cures rheumatism sleeves escape the opening being al- Â¬ Hoods Pills are the best after-dinnmost hidden under an immense bow pills assist digestion cure headand long ends of ribbon I do not pre- Â¬ dict immense popularity for them but ache if you want tho latest they are the Colonial Houses In Pennsylvania thing to buy Bucks county is full of old colonial Milliners show a fondness this season shapes made of straw of two col- - mansions which still stand as monu Â¬ ments of the stirring times of long ago and as mute testimonials to tho careful building of our forefathers In upper Wakefield says the Philadelphia Record is still standing tho mansion first occupied by Samuel Merrick and built by him in 1774 This mansion which rests upon the southern slope of a small hillock known as Jericho Hill formed the headquarters of Gen Greene in December 1770 and from this spot he began his march with the army against tho Hessians at Trenton on tho memorable Christmas day of that year Across two fields to the west from tho Merrick mansion is tho Keith houso where Washington had his headquarters from December 14 to December 25 and over Jericho hill to the north is the old Chapman residence where Gen Knox and Alexander Hamilton wero quartered during tho same period Bo A DAIKTY LITTLE BONNET sides tho Keith house Washington had his headquarters in three other dwell- Â¬ ors one being used for the brim the ings in tho county tho Harris house other for the crown Uonnets ore very Newtown the Barclay house Morrls Â¬ small hats very large and those show- ville and tho Moland houso near ing a crown of tho jam pot order are vllle on tho Neshaminy creek Harts In the moment These hats the fancy of tho Lafayette first reported are only trimmed one way A thick latter house the continental army and duty ruche of chiffon is about the crown for its in first took his scat at the roof under feathers droop over the brim which is council board caught up in the back by a bunch of Lovely lace roses all of one color MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL hats black of course are trimmed with large roses of two colors and ENDORSE sewn to the edge of the brim is a frill lace caught up in front from off of black the face by loops of velvet and a paste ELECTROPOISE buckle but falling low at tho sides forming a most becoming frame to the face Some of tho new models in bon- Â¬ Rev John Bodger8 Danville Ky nets have the small crowns gorgeously It is a mystery to me almost a embroidered while others aro spangled net cut into miracle with trimmings of jetted the shape of butterfly wings similar to the one in the picture Paste buckles Rev Z Meek Cattlesburg Ky are still ubiquitous and ribbon plays I have used the Electropoise for an important part in millinery this sea- Â¬ son The soft pretty blurred effects five years and find it invaluable as a are given tho preference and next to them are ribbons with blossoms of curative agent especially is it effica- Â¬ every color set so closely together upon a shot ground that the effect is change-Â¬ cious in cases of feeble women and able taking now a purple now a green delicate childcen now a pink tone Kate Gardner er tinted satin lining Then there aro jaunty little capes made of black satin with quilling of satin ribbon just peep- Â¬ ing from under the edges with a huge ruff of black satin ribbon aboit tho neck and just in front a full jabot of And Is being read by Governors Statesmen and most of the prominent men of the coun- Â¬ try It should be in the hands of every voter In the Tnlted 8tates It Is tho duty of every business man In Kontuoky to read this book He will find himself entertained while doing so and richly rewarded in the end Tbero is nothing dry about It as is usually with books on this subject For the purpose of Introducing th la book t Its readers In its most attractive form THE KENTUOKIAN has selected THE 50 CENT EDITION Printed on fine heavy paper bound In white enameled cover printed in two colors and will matl it postpaid to any address or deliver it at its Counter for SO cents Remember that tHis is the most handsome form in which this book is printed in paper covers It will SEVENTY TWO ILLUSTRATIONS RAGSDALE COOPER GO Mi t m liiii i mnhm HOPKINSVILLE KY Special attention to sampling and eellicp tobacco Liberal sance ments made on consignments Our charges foreellmg Tobacco wilffrnain COST 0HLY GENTS No commission Twenty Cents Less Than Tho Publishers Price 1250 Ever tvidy Oayht to Ketut It 30 lEstaTo listed rMimmdtmm mHT7a TninteTTb CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT C For a prompt answer and an honest opinion write to MUNN Ac CO who haro had nearlrflfty years experience In the patent business Comnmnlca tlons strictly confidential A Handbook of In- Â¬ formation concerning Patents and how to ob-Â¬ tain them sent free Alto a catalogue of mechan- Â¬ ical and scientific books sent free Co rewitu Patents taken through Mann special notice In the Scientific American and thus are brought widely before the public with Â¬ out cost to the Inventor This splendid paper Issued weekly elegantly Illustrated has by for tho largest circulation of any scientific work In tho world 83 a year fenmple conies sent free Building Edition monthly tiM a year Single copies US cents Every number contains beau- Â¬ tiful plates In colors and photographs of new houses with plans enabling builders to show the latent designs and secure contracts Address V COPYRIGHTS MitHI k M 1869 I i Tobacco Commission Merchants CENTRAL WAREHOUSE T O HANBERY F SHRYER ilVHN CO HV YOKIC a 01 BUOADWAT Dr M atthew Henry Kolloek PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY JZ31 Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy af- Â¬ terwards Post Surgeon U S Army and Burgeon British Marine 8ervlco with later two years experience as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome tho sick undaf lllcted at His Ofllce where consultation with one of tho Most Successful Doctors of the presant ago is cordially invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed In every case undertaken SHRYER Props Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh plsiIrLSTrllle lEpsr Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to us Liberal advance on tobacco in store Good quarters for teams and teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed B ALLEN Dr Matthew Henry Kolloek Treats SucoePBiully All Chronic and Long J Standing Diseases Dyspepsia Bronchitis LcLi I IX Asthma treated by latest hospital methods Genl Agt L E DADD Book keeper O P WAREIELDSupt ii Potcrvh Oa Blood and Skin Union Tobacco Warehouse is ZT3 ease Dis- Â¬ COMMERCE and H1TER STS Soros Pimples Scofula Tumors Eoema Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising from an Impure state of tho blood promptly and completely eradicated forever from the system restoring health and purity Clarksville eases of the bladder of both sexes promptly and safely cured 111 receive special and careful T JuaUlDS treatment for all their many ailments Kidney and Urinary Weakback frequent and burning urine QrHao rMf-isfs-Goh0- cr UNION HOUSE Tennessee I dis- Â¬ Liberal advance made on Con- Â¬ signments Free Storage to Planters CorrespondencegD licited I H p b 0 The Face hs a Guldo In the man of average stature the tist Seminary height of tho body is ten tine tho length of tho face the face from Electropoise cured after all other tho chin to the hair is as long as the SPRING CArKAND HAT hand the arm is four times the length remedies failed In the mojt charming manner Ouo of tho face the sole of the foot one of black silk crepon had graduated sixth the length of the body sixis times Rev W W Bruce Houatonville Ky bands of the finest jet pussementeries tho thickness of tho hand in the thick- Â¬ Electropoise cured opium habit placed on the front and side seams est place equals the thickness of the while the back which was without body Rev Geo Means Covington Ky trimming hung in the regulation godot folds The other a lovely changeable Now rnrm of IlreaUwutcr In one night the Electropoise re- Â¬ taffeta a tiny green and pink check 100000 breakwater with con- Â¬ A changing to soft gray had its every caved face to turn tho waves back on lieved brain congestion and vertigo seam covered by folds of satin ribbon themselves thereby breaking their each fold being given a pretty finish at force is to be built at Marquette Lake tho bottom by fan bows of tho ribbon Superior It is tho first of tho kind on Wo could fill this paper with simi Â¬ mode very lull and hold in place by tho lakes and but few have been built thryjjtcel buokles Tho ribbon resem- Â¬ anywhere lar reports but think this sufficient bled accordion plaiting In tho bows and to interest you on the subject of Constantinoples Walls the whole effect while rather odd in tho extreme Tho hat was protty Constantinoples ancient walls are to health Electropoise rented four thai goes with this dainty little costume be restored two commissions have been la at black straw the crown entirely appointed to superintend the work months for 10 poWred with stuaUiblack plumes and Tho Turkish government abyj proposes DUBOIS WEBB the brim caught upt at the ido by a- to establish a school of architecture in Urge bow of 6a tin rib ton ohauging- Constantinople 509 Fooxth AvefiU8LoTiisville Ky Rev Robert Barrett Louisville Bap Varicocele Uydrp celeTenden ofcjWeakness of Organs Piles Fistula quickly curod without pain pa detention from business Gleet my PrivatP Strictures Syphilis T Prompt and Careful Attention to AIIBualpess Entrusted to Us l examination the urinary deposits a ropy sediment will often be found and sometimes small particlcai f albumen will appear or the color will be of a thin mllklsh hue again changing to a dark and tuibld appearance There are many men who die of this ulfllcultyv ignorant of tho cause which Is the second stage of Seminal Weakness Tho doctor will puarantcpaperfectciweinall such cases and a healthy rcHorath n of the genltureurlnnry organs WRITE your troubles if lhlng away from the city you can be cured at home by correspondence Absolute secrecy In all profes sional dealings and mcdlclno sent secure from observation Testimonials of patients are never published Bank references to my responsibility cheerfully given Address Loss of Energy and Confidence the dreadful effects of Early Vice which brings Organic Weakness unfitting one for business study or enjoyment of life treated with nover falling success On Debility Nervous Melancholy Dirtiness a1 tlons Impoti MMMSimMMmUm WMBMWMMMM SAMUEL HODGSON CLARKSVILLE TENN ITALIAN Manufacturer and Importer ot SCOTCH i SWEDE and the most sxraoie EASTERN GRANITE muss U MJN TB TABLETS j i MARBLE de- - m Dr Kolloek 613 Church Street MubyiUTM titfirff flf that ordere entrusted to us will be oxecutedin a skillful ana wtistio manner v ana aTATUARY After 40 years experience j ttJIi wt foel confident a JVone tMTL F M WHITLOW Is our 8olieiter w worJr f but the best materialised y tt i tf l5i -w Ai T I hst l ra tl f 7 Iay3jl895 v ij HOgKIMSILLE PAPER t t EifTirpKiAN K 35 ABOUT SAfJE CURrTKNQY wricun wouri uwKivry ti Twae Flrjt Monday n Vrirsanr Mrs A Criticism of tb rrMld by three weeks third Xoiky In May tera two MM Senator Stewart week flr Wos4y in gspiwwtwr term three lengthy Senator Stewrfc pbM J weeks open letter WPiwWftCleveUqdin Fowtfc Xqpdav la February OHWStii Meaaay In June term answer to hte 4of he Chicago ermslxifcis first Vc aday In Septembor committee wheraJn the president ad Â¬ four weexi vocates a safe urrency from which term six we s Oxiiowu - Seead Monday In April term the following is taken Ajwumiugr as I must that it is wan4 three jjjfa n Mwdav n August tonn iweond Monday in November two of iuftwmaijon on your part without term thwfWka jjjtheleasVgeilro to deceive the people Ltoh First Monday In May term VWfr you jfill pulton mo for informing you weeks nrat Monday In August term two1 the advocates of unrestricted weeks fir t Monday in December term two coliMge of both gold and silver con weeks tCnd This contention is so clearly stat Â¬ ed by yoursecrotary of tho treasuryMr Dr Kollock in Nashville Carlisle in his speech in tho house of The attention of the reader Is especially on February 21 1878 called to the card of Dr Maihew Henry representatives that his exaot words havo become tho Kollock which la In another column Tho Ho con Â¬ Doctor la a native of Ko7folkrVa183l bf a motty of tho blmetallists prominent Southern family of Savannah Gh tended for unlimited coinage of both He ta quoted as a standard autnorlty by the tinetals upon terms of exact equality page 135 Encyclopedia Iirltannlca This is tho contention of the forces the largest andrnpqt Important work In th jnfavor of bimetallism and opposod to worlcetng in in 2S volumes each the size gold monometallism and this is the of a ltt church Bible He Is noted as the dlsccvujfi of the active principle of gelscrai full extent of tho demands of tho advo Â¬ uumt a specific for neuralgia of the fate and cates of silver coinage Why do you wemb Tho Doctor has been all over the argue that a return to tho coinago of world and has mads many cures especially at both metals upon terms of exact Dt prlngSfArk given up byotherphysl equality as established by Jefferson 1 v i ij Wtf SOCKS rMADjG OF F llf- Description ol a Not- and Valu Â¬ able Industrial Prooees irh Wood mndKac Pulp Aro TJted to Adrnn tag o iThe Machjn Cued for lform InVrnlP Varnt The Wind Â¬ ing Operation TTltaiKAjkAlUt All A AW1Um M Valuable Town Lots For Sale t r tM Deah Sin A ritH r mt- Kit t KWAWAXJVlARan 14 1895 I forliat Persons who sympathize with tho aWictedwill rejoice with the D E Carr of 1235 Harrison street JKansas City He is anoldufferer from in- Â¬ flammatory rheumatism but has not hertoforo been troubled in this climate LaBt winter he went up in- to Wisconsin and in consequence has nad another attack it came upon me again very acute and severe he My joints swelled and bo said came inflamed sore to touch or almost look to look at Upon tho ur- Â¬ gent request of my mother in law I tried Chamberlain s Pain Balm to reduce the swelling and ease the pain and to my agreeable surprise it did both I have used three fifty cent bottles and believe it to bo tho finest thing for rheumatism pains and swellings extant For sale by R C xiuruwicK jnopKinsviiie XiO a do of tho crovornmont Have Vhu ovor compared the prosperity of tho coun- Â¬ and Hamilton and maintained by all patriotic statesmen of nvnro nArlv previous to tho clandestine demoneti zation of silver in 1873 would debase the currency and destroy tho credit gard Lafayette druggists Italy spends every year 14000000 lire on her army and navy Twenty five lire equal A 5 r i k Lw f duced universal distress You now call upon the democrats of Tito estimated cost of both sides of Illinois to present a plain and simple of tbMre at cival war in this countrv argument which will satisfy the neo- ple that a financial policy which makes wasflpO 0000000 them miserable is sound monov and For whooping cttugh Chamber- safe currenoy Hyou know such an lains Cought Remedy is excellent argument why do you not produce it By usingjittfreblyxthe disease is de- If y on Tmfcw any argument that i will prived oialf dangerous consequences convinco thq people that it is right for1 There isnoangeingivirigVthe tthQm tQ suffer dppresqnwanj hard PAID IN SAUSAGES remedy to babies as it5 contains no- tjmes while all tho wealth they prp m How h Mliinarl Alan Itdvrarded the Fer- h thing injurious 25 and SOrcenVbot duco Isjbsbred bytho doaldrs in on Who Married Him tlesjfrApalo by R C Hardwick Hop boasTahimanipulators of mdney it Is It was a cold sleety day not long kinsvijjv Ed RjrBogard Lafayette your autKt6 Vestsntfthatlirgtiment without delay Such an argument since says the St Louis Republic and a certain well known parson whoso Tho army of Bolivia-cost-xhpeople Would bo a new discovery and one home is in the West end had settled 1 of that impoverished country 51800- - nover before- usec Ijy any advocate of your sound money forcvea if you can himself as ho thought for the evening 000 a year show that tho contraction of the vol- before a cheerful blazing fire in his study when there came a rap at his uraaprnonoy of ultimate payment in Nearly every one requires a tonic gold alone hasmadetlmtjs prosperous door and tho request that he bo good COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS blood medicine in the spring 1 here 3 ENLARGED rVIEW OF THE WIND nobody else can IJ all depends upon FIO enough to tie the knqfc or a couple 1NO OPEBATiOIK is nothing so good as Foleys 60c your readthen in waiting The superior Wiscjqm JThe country is KENTUCKY Sarsapanll 3F6rFsalebyaR Hard- - lookintr to vouf and von fnlortVltn iw- - shourl in the cut but tho cylinders will ily acquiesced because goodTvl of allÂ¬ HOPKINSVILLFior ho says MGood IUgs with without drivers famished day or night Special rates to Commer W1K Tiard t tplalri why timosarfe you Hinder your take a uunarert or more Tho gear tho duties of his office this is one ho clalmen Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES souna money policy nave delayed connections at E impart tho necessary never in tho least wearies of perform Â¬ the explanation too Jong Tho coun- Â¬ motion Tho strand grows smaller and ing and so ho is always getatable A HouMholdJNesJItyJ fa M la getting impatient try Tho vould be benedict received tho harder as itnears the end whence it is No family should be without wound automically on the spool at F doctors afQrmativo answer smilingly Foleys Diarrhoea 3hd Colic Cure Ballordp Horehound Syrup TAKE READ In Fig 2 is tho principle of and returned iferf ectly safe and will give instant We cruaranteo this to be the best tho winding exhibited the and A indi- he assisted totoalight pavement whoreÂ¬ from a high covoil process relief Price 25 and 50c For sale Ctiugn Syrup manufactured in the cates tho drawing rollers the speed of ered wagon a fair and blushing coun- Â¬ byRgHardwick whole wide worldv This is saying a each being increased toward the last try lass Tho good divine soon pro-Â¬ Con- Â¬ Austria spends every Jyear 15 great deal but it is true For Sore resulting in elongating and drawing nounced tho words that mado them Colda Coughs sumption out tho strand which is not yet thor- Â¬ man and wife and tho groom imme- Â¬ OOOjOOO florins on the army Twelve Throat Sore Chest Pneumonia oughly dry Tho mouthpiece B is diately bethought him that it was tho flonns equal 5 Bronchitis Asthma Croup Whoop- driven at n rapid rate by tho band C proper thing and next in order to give ing sCotigh andrjall diseases of the and Berves to impart a twisty character the minister a fee But ho had no A Warm Friend Throat arid tungs we positively to1 the strand for tho latter passes money and for a moment hesitated to Foleys Colic and Diarrhoea Cure guarantee Borehound through its center as Ballards Noxt offer what ho had planned to give in is very hot but when diluted it is a Syrup to be without an ecriial on the tho strand goes ovor tho shown roll D guide warm friend indeed to those suffer wnole face of tho globetn support down to tho spool E the latter being ing from bowel complaints It never oi hub suiieiiituib wo rojoi mj uverj iu turued by the band which encircles tho fans 25 and 50c For sale by R C dividualfwftp has ever usddit and to pulley at F WHEREVER Hardwick A non oxidlzabo metallic stibsfonce every dnitreist w ho has ever sold it Free which gives brilliancy to tho yarns is Such evidence isindiBputablo Tho Spanish army costs 143000 trial bottle at B C Hard wicks drug applied by tho use of a yarn polishing 000 pesetas a iyeai v Twenty five store- machine of the common type Fast color dyes are also applied at this jpesetas equal S5 The army arid navy of the Argen- Â¬ point if desired so that differently colored moot That scrof ulpus taint which has tine Confederation are kept up at an riousyarns may bo secured to yarns va- Â¬ requirements If whito aro J been in your blood folkyparsjIviir be annual cost of 180000Q0 needed tho stock is bleached by the expelled by taking Hoods SarsaparH sulphur process Ballards Snow1 Liniment la the great blood purifier About tho only difference between Cambridge 111 tho machines required for knitting the Mrs Hamilton SOLD EVERYWHERE Everybody ftyillLbe interested in says 1 had the rheumatism so bad pulp yarns and those employed in knit Â¬ lawk I could not raise my hand to my that tho sl la buiu uuuuu fllrt jjiauuiiiu head Ballards Snow Liniment has ting textiles is somewhat needles in tho MADE1 wuut Any nKnil jua U t A heavier another column It costs only SI a entirely cured me I tako pleasure in latter caso aro BY THENKFAIRBANKGOHPAHYSTL0U1 Although oottou and woolen stock is informing my neighbors and friends knit intp cheap hoso at present tho what it has done for nio Chas paper knit goods aro tho cheaper being Lyman pioduced at so little expense that socks iVls estimateb that the worlds can Handley clerk for Lay A Snow can bo retailed at three cents a pair nETUIUfED WITH A STRING OP SAUSAGES non has cost the worlds tax dayers Kewanee Ills advises us Liniment cured him of Rheumatism It is said that tho samo kind of yarns lieu of coin Presently however ho a little over 10000000 Why not try it It will surely do can bo lenit into other goods with good said Ijvery one knows we are artists in woolen you good It cures aU Inflammation results Tho samples of socks exhib Parson wo aint got any money to fabrics and the most fashionable aalors in CtOTv UawaS U1110 Vt7i li uuicQ 1140 uiuiuO uiu ited appear soft and evidently set well give you an I hate to ask you to do sls Important to Invalid Ladies tv Ultimo the city We guarantee fits and absolute- Â¬ on tho foot Tho application f im Â¬ this for nothin but Is got somo pow Â¬ Dri Kilmer I can never let an 6p- - Free rial bottloiatR CHardwicks pervious substances makes it possible erful good country sausages out in tho ly don t want our customers to paw for am drug store for them to 6tand several washings be wngin if youll accept of em and Sortunity pass to say a good word for clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Our I am at present in per- The average annual cost of main Â¬ fore falling apart without waiting1 for a reply ho darted fect healthThreo years ago I was not taining a man in tho American navy out and soon returned with a string of stock of spring woolens is now complete embracing Some Lonir Chicago Streets Ublo to leave mp room suffering rom is 1500 In the British navy it is The longest street in Chicago is Hal saubages fit to delight tho eyo of any whomd trouble andIowe my present 51055 all the latest designs in London Specials and stod running north and south from man who could recall farm life as truly good health to Olivo Branchand plainly as tho doctor Little Calumet river to Lake Michigan importations exclusive with us No one else can Mattio Thornburg Tipton ind A Sound Liver Makes a Well Han 31 miles Western avenue from One Vlsschor lg Not SenMtlve For sale by R O Hardwick show them Are you bilious constipated or Hundredth and Seventh street to Devon Col Will L Visscher the humorist i miles State street troubled with jaundice sick headache avenue Is ZQ enjoys his reputation for homeliness flayeXoii Had the Grip bad taste in mouth foul breath coat- Â¬ from North avenuo to One Hundredth Sp6aking of his yearnings for comeli- Â¬ 17 t Wyou have you probably need a ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion Â¬ and Twenty seventh street isand miles ness the humorist baidt Wheu I mar-Â¬ Eighty SOVonUi street east west ried and had a littlo daughter 1 had reliable medicine Hko Foleys Honoy hot dry skin pain in back and be from West Forty Wq invite you to call and are always the very besr to the fever and tar fo heal your lungs and stop tween tho shoulders chills and symp lake is 10J6 miles eighth streetavenuo somo one who really admired me To Milwaukee lifer I was an Apollo Ono day Bill Nyo radking cough incidental to this etc If you havo any of these see for yourself and get prices the from tho intersection of West of disease For sale by R Hard toms your liver is outbeing order and Canal streets to West Sixtieth Lake and was in my oftlco with mo and my littlo Btreot is girl camo in and began making love to poisoned i your blood is slowly wick i tfA MsSiH5your blood does not act prop- 10 miles me us was hor way qalling mo all sorts K r-of sweet names erly Herbiue will euro any disorder Nice papa said she Onr Navy During tho War it i uuq iiouiuw ofthe lifer igtomach or bowels XX It Tho cost of our navy during tho pretty papa Nyo turned around and J vauiHMUii Mtt his practice and aisohaBjSBdured the htw notUHl us a- livor medicine years pf tho civil war was for 1803 said In his peculiar drawl Visscher1 aro riiltOjextwictxteethby tho painless Pric76oentfFre trial bottlos at 40000000 1803 013000000 104 S5 you trying to make a humorist out of 108 MAIN STREET R C HardwioVg drug store that child P0Q0QO w 1803 l2200000a v r wJ u fayetto Jf Tisler a prominent merchant of the town gave her a bottle of Chambe- Â¬ rlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy He says she was well in forty minutes after taking the first dose For Bale by R C Hardwick Hopkinsville Ed R Bogard La sick with bilious colic when M C lady of at Tooleys La was Very who maintained unrestricted coinago of both motals with the misfortune and depression whichaulict the country under your administration Did it over occur to you that Jefferson and Jackson might bo right and that you might bo wrong Did you ever con Â¬ sider tho possibility of tho radical change that you Mr Sherman and your associates in co operating with you term tho forces of safe currency havo mado You havo disregarded not only tho teachings of tho fathers of the repub lic but you havo reversed tho usages and customs of the civilized world which existed for thousands of years previous to 1873 You have destroyed one half of tho worlds metallic money and enhanced tho value of tho other half fully 100 per cent You havo compelled tho debtor to surronder moro than double tho amount of property to liquidate his debt that tho money ho borrowed would have purchased at tho time he incurred tho obligation You have increased tho value of gold by re Â¬ fusing the use of both metals as money and created a constant decline of pricos until yon havo ruined enterprise deprived labor of employment and pro Â¬ try under your illustrious predecessors lllll ucfuwiure uhi ojhwubb 01 splitting twisting and preparing paper yarns for commercial uso has been so high that manufacturers of fabrics havo found little inducement to use them in makÂ¬ ing textiles Lately however says tho New York Tribune a number of paper pulp manufacturers havo been at work on the problem of producing cheap pulp yarns with tho result that a new process has been formulated The old mothod of splitting twisting otc hasJ been done away with and a much sim pier andlnexpensivo mode has been adopted JTho advent of modern ma chinery has been a factor in bringing this about In making yarn according to the new processj tho first operation consists in tho selection of the stock Beth wood and rag pulp are used Tho prod- Â¬ uct of the poplar gives a trood fiber Tho shavings aro Teduccd to pulp in the1 ordinary paper mill digesters com pounds of chloride of zinc gelatine castor oil and litharge aro introduced mixed well and tho stock is ready for tho next operation Where rag ma terial is used borax whito lead print-ers rollers composition glue and tallow are among tho ingredients Tho proc- Â¬ ess of dissolving the rags to pulp is con- Â¬ ducted on tho regular plan Tho sub stances employed in conjunction with the pulp3 servo to impart flexibility toughness elasticity and other needed characteristics to tho yarns v i M perimented with for reducing tho pulp D D D Several contrivances havo been ex- Â¬ Permitfino to call your attention to a grand and peremptory sale ot town lots uttawa Ky on May 15 1895 In order to close out filially all of my real estate interests in this most admirably situated healthy picturesque and flourishing of little towns of all the country I will sell atpublic auction at tho placo and timo named to be continued from day to day if necessary to the highest bidder every lot which I now own upon the following streets their cross streets and alloys as shownby the recorded plat of said town viz Ash Ppplar Maple Hazel and Hawthorne Streets reserving for future disposition only the few lots now remaining to mo upon Oak Street I havo resolved upon making this sale which will conclude my proprietorship of Kuttawa this darling little but lovely offspring of my own dreaming brain for the following reasons viz After laying out this town I adopted a system of long leases with the option to purchase the lots on long credits with simple interest of renewals of tho terms c for tho purpose of inducing nou resi- Â¬ dents to settle and build up my town then in the brush This system has completely filled its original purposd I now find myself the owner of a number of lots about 210 and at my extreme old ago and in my present actually low state of both health and finances I am compelled to do at once that which I alone can well do for my executor and heirs many of whom aro minors would be unable to legally and securely perform this duty in my stead This being the case I have no choice in the matter That this selling out of so largo a body of property at this period being the very bottom of these the hardest times ever suffered in America must make it the very worst possible time for selling is a dead certainty which I have as much sense to see as others But the very fact that these the very hardest of times would make it the worst time to sell must necessarily make it Iho very best timo to buy Moreover the already visible dawn of a brighter and better day is beginning td streak with its clearing rays of light our so long gloomy sky The good timo a coming is even now showing itself to bo close at hand And another signal advantage to tho buyers of this property at this crisis consists in its immedi- Â¬ ate and immense enhancement in values from this unrivaled system of water works now fairly estab- Â¬ lished upon if It is self evident that their cheap and super abundant supplies of the purest spring water not only for all domestic and manufacturing purposes but also for suppressing or extinguishing all conflagrations and of reducing to their minimum or else of abolishing our insurance rates must not only greatly increase tho comfort and health of our citizens but also at an equal pace enhance the values of their investments and moreover must strongly induce the best imigrants to this highly-favore- d Kuttawa BKCTIONAJC VIEW OF JULCniNE FOB FOIIM VXQ PULP YABNS ton threadlike form One consists of pressing tho pulp through a perforated steel bottom tho strands being formed by passing through the holes Another is a mode of casting or molding tho strands in prepared forms One which appears to be doing fairly well is illus- Â¬ trated in tho diagram in whteh the pulp is put into the cylinder A part of tho interior of which is exposed showing tho head which is forced in- Â¬ ward by turning the screw adjustment at B thus squeezing the contents out of tho opening at C This opening is one quarter of an inch in diameter and the pulp emerges from it passes be Â¬ tween tho heated copper cylinders D D D coming out at E These cylinders are grooved tho strand run Â¬ ning in the groove Only one strand is Upon all sums oiS2500 and above a cash payment of one sixth part will be required on tho do livery of the deed in fee simple with general warranty and release of dower and the remainder of the sum of the jjurdiasehionlSywill be divided into five equal yearly payments and upon all sums of less than 25Q0vai cash payment of one thind thereof and two equal yearly payments one third each All def erred payments to bo secured by negotiable promisory notes secured by lien upon the lots conveyed A liberal discount will be made for all total or partial payments in cash in lieu of these credits ComeoneCome all As individuals Corporations or Syndicates and sieze this grand oppor- - V ft TERMS GF SALE Cbarles Anderson 1 Lrvery Feed And Sale Stable e v0mm A A FAfI GIVES PERFECT TRIED rJ VLflV T HINT SATISFACTION 4oa X T ijm W ZZ Tnomij HOW TO DRESS NEATLY foreign 11 OUR TRIMMINGS v L a 5 N TOBIN FASHIONABLE TAILOR r--- ns fil t tr3 xl i n j v V v 8 HOFKIVILBB heModraIuvid M Vf KfiNTUOKIATSfyj tfS V A AAA t4iMfc IflMMKM 5 WmmWZZ- j jJ H t m Jciening f j jurA jtfiitr - with Itastet jiiedlcmnllV jiiedy must otherduxiffksH A fW in1 form tv larmer8 are also making nanasouMs be pleaanti iieceprarF shipments while Trigg Todd Cald purely wkoksjipinifcpoitkp leHciAi irf orrct anor totireij ell and Lyon are sending in the trulv ecp everyAa rfKUA If really ill he consults a physician A fast freicrht schedule has been vjnstipatd tie usesEigs arranged on the Memphis lino of tho 3k3axativeiSvrup of tneenwii 31 L 8N tcuhandKth frubqroRtad Jarre X amount of itober -- ES-t wuswv tm- i jum 4tiii-- tutu- wokuw Lfnnvii TPu4 A i ilif liut fhi eistof all Sales of tfigft CkT n b mmmvam A - MtUN s-- t- tlf MUrl8Q5 iWijrtrMf u KM X iTW fijtJr uiMir a-s- ii iA a i i PitLlf f t iv vm ir Mtiji y--r- k U4 Ktkt1 i 4 i -i JtrtMRlIOt r i BIOWIBDGE Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used The taaany who livo bet Â¬ ter than others and enjoy life more with by mole promptly lesa expenditure adapting tho worlds bent products to the needs of physical being will attest tho value to health of the purof liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleas ant to the taste the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect lax ativo effectually cleansing the system dispelling colds headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation to It has gives satisfaction of millions and the medical met with the approval profession because it acta 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 ior sale by all drug Â¬ gists in 50c and 1 bottles but it is man ufacturedjby the California Fig Syrup Covonly whose name is printed on every package also thB name Syrup of Figs and being well informed you will not accept any substitute if offered M 1 m Li- y 4 V II j 1 3 c L No S3 N TIME TABLE 1010 p m SOUTH TBAINS GOINQ NORTH lilt No 16 Nashville Accom No W St Louis Express St Louis Fast Mall TRAINS GOING 962 a m 8P0p m a4 3a a m No 63 St Louis Express 626 a in No 66 Nashville Accomodation E 18 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 Chicago and St Louis Fast Lino stops only at important stations and crossings Has through Pullman sleep era to Atlanta Ga J MADAMsAgent HERE AND THERE iiimnier sertsori This scheduled connect with1 dth ofdsV soliedulosM rjoints north east and swest at Guth j rie and Bowling Green At the recent annual election of Moore Commandery No 6 Kiiigms Templar the following officers were chosen for the ensuing year George A Turner eminent commander B W Stone generalissimo H W- Tibbs captain general C H Dietrich t pre- late W T annay treasurer J ttaioreatn recoraer o Xj oaiter se nior warden v J T Himbery junior warden N Zimmer standard bearer A E Bentley sword bearer W H Olvey warder Joha Young sentinel A wheel came off the carriage 6f Mr H D Wallace Wednesday afternoon while his wife and children were out driving The colored girl who was driving became frightened and jumped out and threw the lines down m such away that the horse started to run with the broken vehicle Mrs Wallace had the presence of mind to get on the front seat in time to got the lines and pull the frightened horse to the roadside until help arrived It was a narrow escape from a serious accident The Ladies Memorial Association finding the 19th of May will fall on Sunday decide that Saturday the 18th shall be the occasion for the yearly ceremonies They have received a communication from the Bivouac ad vising them that a dinner will be served at Moayons hall on that day not only for the entertainment of visitors from the country but the families of confederate veterans in town A supervisory committee will be appointed from the association to re ceive the baskets and guests The Bivouac to relieve the ladies of what has been an onerous charge has m vitedMr C D Bell to deliver thd address that day He will be intro dUcd by Judge1 W PvWinfree thefpen8blebisiesurnf7th Will desuiabfet6wf4Ms iu ituttawa Lyon county Ky fTerms tl6 cash balance in Jive equal yearly payments The best opportunity ever offeredl speculators or investors Eor further information address Sam C Molloy agent iorunas Auaerson iisuttawa Ky The leading artice in the Eorum forMav is a notewortnv study of the fcareer and character of Prince Bis marckentitled- Bismarck the strong t tru iiit est xeraouaiity pinco napoleon i oy Col Theodore A Dodge the well known military writer who has lately JM4uro will t m Uf iitb ml -r jri iiit J i Tiiriv iiLit lit HHHI jn1 fhfl ii remmwrhKa-1-- haye J Mprf 2 i5r HoDinsvilles Shrewd Shoppers wouldbeen invited to mahysuch pretftghightvUcHJiQ - ykiinih openings but non6whor6 buy so muchnor dollar i ifrtj -wyiB dresses as tmsoneA xi waunutBuinvruiiwiomiu-u-uu1- M a T7tu V f r JhiMi 1 o 1 MfiJ filtjyw 4i JLAv MiMff tflMm i 1 S i v uWJk t tf1 J i i r r- i J I Experience and Able nigui tJiaaa ectuallgottenuil GoodMuslin wi -- well finished with ruffles ample size - ban- a- Hamburg embroidery mad eff tiii i ft j conrvictedwith yoke and f tGvct1 8forAw- 39 y2 i ii i Niglit Dresses i Night Presses wthetribioid- - Excellent Muslin returned from a long sojourn in Eu- Â¬ ered and tucked ronfc cambHc tqeked and fulled sleeves 69c rope where he made a fresh study of a j ruffled yokoand sleeyea the historical events covered by tho Iron Chancellors remarkable career Niglit a Ifi Shoe Me aajr that it U tollt to olTdr fine TnViraWci Why Canadians do not Favor AnShoes as wohavo Hnlni large tucked i Beautiful quality Tho nexation by the Bon John George publlolt Is Always beonandare not aonrecla- - JLirUWclS alleged is Best Muslin hdatlv trimmed with ands pleated collar pleated arid tlye Our Sales tell another story but we do clerk of tho Canadian BoarinOt admltthat It lshard to people under full sleeves box pleated house of commons is a very striking loiBunineoueapnesBot mako suflea iuo xon hamburg embroidery arid our r Alt KaowThem It not examine them Tilen of the Canadian and comparison back well made 113 youllaKree 1907 American Bystems of government to J f nn Bhow why union with the republic Scores o other specials of the same sort all at greatly jrequced prices does not commend itself to the influ- Â¬ lAiS xira There Ilis a vast differehce between thesd Arid the usual ready ential classes in Canada ii1 au made MiihIitis- Kverv crarment is nurh standard lnatialitv make andiinisn Take Vitalia Live Pills fi v li Jt inamplesi2es--an- d the very latest effects1 VNeckr embroidered and tucked frbnt Irish paint r embroidery 49 Dresses 1 I 4- a a SPECIAL LOCALS We Are ImEmmSt Advertising The old reliable Furniture dealers and undertakers Up stairs in Henry bock Hopkinsville Ky And eo Grover has gone a fishing And weVe heard from old Japan Shes giving China a licking But were still at the same old stand Itf JPyle ZMI e Are- In The BASSETT i CO GOMEs To the Grand Summer fc Ifcenslia vr Rill u crt- MA6 118 ilm Store ii j 1 L i A 100 n i ii n- i PERSONAIi tldSSlP lji yourselves And examine our shop made furniture and be astonished at he low prices we areelling it for If you doubt it come and see for Ali High Grade vWheel ini- - it for lf 2 1 E1 1 I Mr Bates Wall of Tepile Tex is or unfur- Â¬ in the city Mr Wall js now repre Â¬ n to H Hi senting tne Svvarin Abraham Hat Co ft x Skerritt Louisville f Clarksville ministers are out in a Mr John Moajon and daughter r i boxing contest ad Mrs M L ElbJeftfdrTawson Wed- Â¬ protest against the vernsed to take place in tnat city at nesday to spend a week ian early date Lr Rev R S CarterpfBigStone Gap FOR RENTon South Virginia street pastoa desirable place house of 8 rooms Va has accepted acall to the vn ort ii yard and garden and all kinds rate of Grace Episcopal church in large fi rtf lvt this cityi He is a young man with a of fruit WW Ware ilyri wife and two children fr When you need lime or other iwn 11 building material call on H M Dal- aaiATKlMONIAI nif rEllis coal ton at old Underwood If yard Powell Suaw Mr J N Powell Oil of Todd county and Miss M E rPU- nK nil it f fin of IZlVlAT ttWtvtow rmloa wpst nf frnftnn will lie Shaw of the Fairview neighborhood dedicated the fourthiSupday in next Were1 married at the Northingtor H6use in Clarksville Wednesday month iiiscii d bmitn omciating Eey Jas Allensworth will preachStablinq Roqehs Mr Lewis Star the annual sermon for thejCooq ling and Miss Fannie Rogers I- daugh- AT of Pembroke at the Samaritan order ter of Mr P F Rogers were maimed colored church at that place next f t at tho residence of Mrs Means on WALLIS Sunday at 11 oclock Main street at 4 o clock Tues North Jur Jack N Radford who sold out dav afternoon Rev H C Settle of GROCERY and moved to Paducah about two ficiating It was a quiet weddingOld STAND weeks ago has returned to the city to only a limited number ot mends be live Be has purchased a portion of ing present After the ceremony the the Durrett property l A H Goodwin 001 couple left for the groom s home in Wi t Mr J S Quarles is assignee of J the county not far from town Mr D Gardner Howell Ky In our last Snarling is a well known and popu PQ0L GOODWIN His bride has issue the types made US saV J S lar young gentleman recently been jncharge of one Lenorder in Mr Quarles ad as as- until Cos signee See corrected notice hv this of the departments at Bassett She is quite a popular young lady Keep the best and freshest stock issue winsome petite and attractive of Staple and Fancy Groceries to tbo Dr Sam J Bakerspecialistdiseases Nicuols Moss Mr W H Nichols found itf the city of Eye Ear Throat and Nose Eyes of Ringgold Tenn and Miss Ada- P 53f Country Produce handled tested with finest French trial case Moss of Jordan Spring were united made free Spectacles furnishedOffice in tho holy Opposite Phoenix Hotel f bonds of matrimony at overWallaceTaliafprrosdrugd store Main street its the home pf the bride on the 24th ulf Lady attendant Hours 9 to 4 Ht415p m Rev C T Lyle of All persons having claims againBt Chusch Hill officiating After the the estate ot vy M west deceased knot was tied the groom returned are hereby notified to file same with home with his bride where he found me or C H Bush properly proven a considerable company of friends on or before Jund 1st lbva and relatives assembled to particiM V Dolin Admr pate in the reception All persons and creditors holding DEATHS claims against the estate of J D Davenport Mr L G Davenport Gardner must on or before the 1st day of June 1895 present and file died at Crof ton Monday night of con said claim before mo at Howell sumption alter an illness of several Christian county Kentunky No months aged about a yeard He claim or claims will be filed uuless had been an asylum attendant for properly verified according to due some time out resigned several foimoflaw This April 80thtl 895 months ago on account of ill health He was a member of tho Knights of J S Qoables Assignee Pythias order and several members Polk Miller as a delineator of lie of Evergreen Lodge attended his fu See T L Grahams fancy com- Â¬ gro character and humor is superior neral which occurred a few miles toBobTaylor in that line which is east of Crofton Wednesday afternoon bined stallion and big boned gack besaying1 a great deal He appeared fore breeding your mares Every COLOBED colt oaled by thid jack to this time is Jtere for tbe first time Tuesday night and his performance was enjoyed to MooB Malinda Moore died in black and none less than 40 inches thtf fullest extent by every one pres- - the city Sunday of paralysis aged 72 high when dropped but pne and it l yew was 89 inches oni tfleiis truly genius Two rooms furnished nished for rent Apply Pine tooth brushes at Armisteads Wanted To exchange a buggy for w Dr Pi E West of Ferguson was in the city Wednesday i lumber UliVEBB Handsome hnej of dog collars at i Judge John W McPberson and an jus T t ivif returned toDawspnthis week Forbes Brosi Dr E N Fruity Dentist office over Misses Nannie andMamie Barbour are spending tbe week at Cerulean City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Mr H Mr Wooldridge visited Wanted A No 1 milk cow fresh Clarksville Wednesday with milk Da F M Stites Miss Helen Royalty has accepted a Moth balls at T D Armisteads Co position with Bassett There are thirteen prisoners con- Â¬ - Mr JWfwicks is bow with Basfined in the Hopkins county jail sett Qovin the capacity of salesHearth paint at T D Armisteads man Dr T W Blakey who went to Au Delightful ice cream soda water at burn to attend the funeral of his fa- T D Armisteads druggist Iher returhett hbmeVednesday Diamond dyes at Armisteads jS V Tobacco Fertilizer at Winfree Bros Go 130 per 100 lbs Guaranteed V7 1 65 All parts gurn iPMLStH All for one price at WILtSKEY r 1 lnvHotel Laham Wo extend a cardial invita-tioto therLadieaQi viHriiHMmiumj ti Be jwnmmMmMri ijfc v sna fjiivirtp Jifrikmsvill1iiiinirlf n ummt imrr wrA mjUtr i ywMMJImr r Vim n1 j y S greatest importance Harper is a Kentucky distiller of national reputations The productdt his Distillery is shipped dhepttp the retail trade it passes through no middle mans hands to be mixed colored and1 watered Consumers therefore nave the assurance that 1 W Hab febs Whiskey is sold in its absolute RunK byHls Agents W M Long nupaiuviiie jxy is often used as medicine in which case the purity of the article is of the ftih t fmmr nbir tiAs jbtji tu r 5 tl n- - v IW t Hotel Latiiam 6lock np oik BPIIW1 feoK Klri- rf i ian uqunty VT H T SiPPinAQ v- 65 r i 1 5 r j i v Dr Franklin i s1 t r Peas Beans Potatoes 1 i UP v TOj I J 1 i J n ldate J This fine young jack will maketrie prejpriseasqat Tjje JBojV6 WyW- it i Stable at tlTTITl tSbiid i5ifc PfiX from 15c up fiiAWBLSH w Sterling Silver from i35 -- up Wej have a splendid assortment BICYCLES i f I SIDE COMBS At 10 to- Dried i 1 I Fruits Jlltft j I Catitiedt Goods iA I insure mure With foal i l 1 Money due when the fact is ascer- transferred Dr Bidden by Edwards Feb 17 i895 gained or mar Frabkliqis a bjtao jack withj white points three years old fourteen and hqlf hands high and is a fine THOMPSON specimen MEADQR V7C DAWSON Si 20 Fasted WKeeis pfepEarli 5 One ITIilevi 34 1 HAIR PINS from 40o up gant line of See our ele- - LADIES sklRT WAIST SETS The are tke correct things i A M lii eu I P J HOPTOW3i catalogue of IC1 RAlSfCONDY fc BSehd for iaj MAIN ST STOVES tho city vVtBRSv T RxiaK8ln Y ARE YOUR EVES PERFECT M3RRITFS APf Tho best stock of SioVKsarid Our splendid yourig Jack Day Star will make the present season oil rouitEXEs examined the Locust Grove farm near the The repairing of broken spectacles and ad WatkjnB farm The Squiire postofrice justing properly to the face by MDJColly at u iuouiu uiuru wiw lOal V ls not equaled In this part of the country Money due when mare proves to be1 iu foal or is transferred Day Star is FOR HATCHING a black jack with white pointy is 15 bauds Jigu md four years pld -F- ROM AMAON Pure Bred Light Brnhnm nud Buff Leghorn h TINWARE Everything In M i i have heTlnrelUne cheap as t ROOFING Call onus forPoqflnn and Guttering PUMPS Beat pumpa In the market Force Mm ps bucketpumps all kinds of pumptij WBM HOPKIHlLLt ffi J KGaii t HopHitiBvilje RAY GORDON r REPAIR WORK Special attention to Repairino Kt Morgan Denmark and Monarch lid to insure U 11111 Aly One Jack Napoleon will be kept on my farm 2 miles south of Casay Station the present season Will servo mares for Virginia St Hopkins ville Ky Opposite Hotel Latham GEO W YOUNG- - gt Garriaoes t3mtimmmmWSmmmmmmKmk Jh OlZuL yy Phaetons will be found full line of pleasiiEer- ve- Â¬ hicles at P AjYos Gos harness store oa iintH St Call and se me before buying 7jgyffigP3t j tj 7Tirra SiW Kay Gordon As a ta nanus mgn 1 years old by Gordon the beat bred son of Onward Will make the season at my farm one mile south of town on the Palmyra pike no toll to farm at 20 to insure niare with foal Season bwrina April X K HOLLAND Boyfaiaoitli Ky will have some two year old jacks finely bred that will be ready to serve a limited number of mares very cheap in May and June JR P HIVES I Buggies jj a Aj erally approaches nepaper adver tising by these stages Observation inclination realition desire Ex Tho wide awake business man gen -t fr T -n fifs v cb Y WEBg y